New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-27
Wreck Of Steamship City Of Philadelphia
PASSENGERS AND CREW SAVED.
VESSEL A TOTAL LOSS.

HALIFAX, TUESDAY, sept 20, Ao'f'
The new steamship City of Philadelphia, Capt.
Leitch, which left Liverpool on the 3oth August on
her fs, trip for Philadelphia, stranded of Cape
Race on the 9TH inst
The passengers and crew we're all saved, and $40
Of them arrived here this morning the rest remaining
a. St John, n. F., awaiting aconveyance.
The cargo was being landed in a damaged con-
diton.
The vessel it was thought would prove total loss
At the time of the disaster they eight days and
q few hours out from Liverpool
DISPATCHED PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26, 1884,
A dispatch from Halifax to the agents of the City
of Philadelphia says that the news Of the wreck was
received there by the mail-steamer from ST. John,
n. F.. which also conveyed the passengers men
toned above.
The yessa is valued at about 500 OOo and is fully
insured in England
THIRD DISPATCH.
HALIFAX, Tuesday, Sept. 26-P. VI.
The City Of Philadelphia was running at the rate
of ten knots an hour when. at IL o'clock T. NJ, the
weather being dark and rainy, she struck on Cape
Race. She was backed off, and run aground in
Chance Cove, II miles north of Cape Race, where
che lies in three fahoms water, with about eight feet
Of her stern turned, and hole in her bottom. The
influx of water extnguished her fires before she ran
aground, Hsr ssret "a valued at 'tS0.'9a Au N
the tower hold was damaged. The Telegraph COM
pany's steamer brought her passengers to St. john
~ F. and left again TO render every assistance pos
sible.
PASSENGERS Br THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF PHILA-
DELPHIA.
CABIN PAssEXGERs-Mis Hodgso Jos. Allison and fam
y Gustav Abspheimsr wife and two children; Mr. Raney,
Mr. Mass Mis- Boyd Mr. and Mrs Taunton and family John
casy sI H.. as#.y az. hi''Hf a %
William RShe: Bs}S NJ Hs5:sas M M es1s and asdy
sam DAVID f Php. GCeis Rosha EaS%d snE Il
fdm:i isy R sSsa isf mo NJ fsS;.
W,ner, J. I; Kirby, Mr Kse5wen W PsberdI AdSSph
children, Mr.. Hun phres, J. Tomkns, Alfred Evans Mrs
May and two children Tboms, May John aud Thomas Nay
McMuien and family Il. E.enbrs5d, E. Eiseabrandt: NJ
Bom:Id Thee ns.es wv Hsyw1Td ThoT TX K',sy Mss
Ells and Esther Ba.h Mrs.. Bsgs, Mr.. H.aschel.
ms.n John M.y N 6'51 '@
sci Mutt, John Turner. Fanny Devrne Artonis Delyne
Eime. fiiIsb,h DsriastoF Charlotte Bsanet. Tho. paI
ston Elizabeth and Jane Darlington James Dunson Han
. aaa ISsS S. 'SS4 Mary
and Ellen sDyeI Joseph De B:nton' Grace De Bointon'
joseph Booihroyd smss and Anna Ceron Ms and Caro-
line JEWS Richard sowerbut VIM and Agnes MeCalster,
VIZ, ch.met Ralrh Welsh Geo Hannah and Mary Pickles
Sam kershaw Jas Jackson Robt. Buckley sam Howarth
VIM. PsIsn, Mag and John iisr.haII VIM Hare. VIM Hlg
gins. James Roe,on Cha: BoltOphouss Donald Csmiehss
infant, Abraham Hannah Benjamin and Mary Boothroyd
.on Joshu. Wright Jane. Brown Betty Hssgs John Bstty
Ellen and Edwin II Bright John MCKINLEY, Thos kirkhsm
eriek enry Ro.anns Hannah H. J. and sarsh Ann Harris
jacob BIerelon E,och sad sarah HaT Ms and Oliver
Harlsse John Gee John, Francis and samuel White
D. Begransent Bes IhSni.I J shnsss W,s snrv
Stewart Gath Gundy t II. Grundy A Grundy Mary Flynn
rct' M:iy Ann DslIn sarah Ann Dslin, Erz. Walker,
Eliza Wskefsld, Isabella Wakefield. Anne SeGlIen Ruth
FPsnre P.n s Psnf.s @ Norwood Dsven
port Ellen Comm T. Barrett, Martha Hewitt Sarah Williams,
aos %'s'T HSo., a%oisy Hsnn,ad as5sai J.sp
Halber Arm GesTy j. Gssry Noah Gesy D. pe'Ton ~
FIELDER \ FleleheI c,,hsiiae Dance RGdseI papcs
h. nss Aan
Cornins j Kuhimsn c Clest j. Fe Mrs Jane Fell John
g W. P n Henry E DosAR h'6H
Ss asTy So &
Giduf s. Bell A. Brown, J. Akwrsbt, @. Anson, Ca
EsH SpS sed F. Gs '
Ellen litter Fratsf James Watson Jane Watson, Emma
jane Marshall George M..ha Joseph Taylor O. GREY Ch.
tsn Hsron, Wilhelm Haron whitening H15on. Frederick
ma Loeb AdoPh Loeb Jacob Kuster Abraham Roosevelt Jo
Rcseved Leonhsrd Berlin hemer Bertha otenhei
Ida Weiss Leopold Lo.cher Eneis Meyer Lsstte Kauz.
Christian, Ken E3sebe Ksut1 Louise hshIs Mars Nun
war Johan O. Rosch Carl Abel Herman Abel Edward voleh,
chr.tsn KorP Jot,n B. wieEsnd Jacob Style JOhon Her
Csrloe Kopf Johan secos Michael Haumsn August Wen..
ieIte LGsSs Chri.t Lucas Doll Bernard MO's, joseph
Ern.t M:yer Ernst Mele Joh.n WOlf RO.ine Wolf ssm
seei Heinrich Heller, Dora Hetnelbeger R. He.slberser,
John Burke John BowsItnE Robert Allen John Roderie.'
SiRf Shaw james Thona: Roberts. Mary
Jane Hughes. VIVA Richards, Thomas Morssn Edward Short.
John sinss, VIM CHAPMAN samuel White, 3 White, Pat
a esSs r1ss1 Mar a. 1Is
Peter Mcconnell Frances Mccormick Mary Anne McCor
M i' SAMUEL Ms he Mary Porter John wsd james sHs
Eliza PsIkin.Oa, Henry Psrknsoa, John Parkinson VIM H.
RoS. NJ Ps%e ins. Palmer Dan
Palmer Sarah Taylor and infant Demsr jos Bourne Eliza
Bar isn.ia Boch Maria BOeh Ro.ise Boeh Job.n Boeh,
sse Abertine sisle Berhs sigIe Adolf sse Julia sige
Christsph Mseh Franz Dneh Danan seheppnsr, AdTess
August Hognen Heinrich 0runer ROsne Klein, Carl Jack,
Csrl Newberser Carl Ehman Christian Lenz Robert Meyer
Msv.r Joln.s Rehouer Fr.derch Erich Fredsrch Gnein
Carl Aspmsn. Heinrich Liesman, George shumpg George
W.sank5eebi Ele WsssnEnocht Mara wsssnInocht Caro-
line Wssenknoeht Cah.rins wsssnknocht, PhilePp Hsne
B.ns,r John Meter Recks Lehrsne Eurslie Lehrsne,
MechiO Hei-er Ann Eri wilhemine Keith Elise Keith
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY-LORD ELGIN.
QUEBEC, Tuesday Sept. 90, 1854.
Secretary Marcy has replied by telegraph to the
Canadian Government that the Reciprocity Treaty
cannot take effect regards Canada until legislation
upon il takes place in England and all the colonies
interested.
Lord Elgin lea in a special train on the Quebec
and Richmond Railroad this morning, for the West,
to make tour in Upper Canada before his departure,