New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16


of three bo-ts. They came alongside. ~nea' .NAI,S
advantage Of the sbOrt in.erv as between zoe pfrtA
ipg Of TIE wave many - tn ma, pas ma TV'H
on, with fatigue dropped from 'he ySis tnl nZsl's'
and mans ge TO eet safely into the ut o9s; oS'srs
we're tsbtu 10 the secosd, and a. length ethe.
alone, 10 the third. There maY have oeea VI 80
boats but only 81 p eseBt r-m-m1e t1f-e We
h.d noibing 20 eat from the Sunday ~ nn4 aaut Ss
were rescued. ~h.n we're kindly taxed care % oy
Mr. Anep. have t~o brothers snd sister in Aer.
York ard am going on Their as soon as p'ssioie
STATEMENT or Mr.. GUSrAvs SEINE
We saj.d from bremen on the 2sth Of s-pfeInDsr
ana took the course north of Scotland We hal very
bad weather sl the TIM one gale succeeded saoiher
80 co-ely that there were only i've or Fix pleasant
days during the whole age There we're shout 81
DE- sths during the passage, principally from ch"lSes
nofbus but sick when ws struck Two
weeks before we struck the galley sreps oyor
bosrd two Of the h'lers were broken, aud only one
vas let 70 cook for The whole of the passengers The
srip leaked considerably week previous to III.
wreck aid passengers and crew pu uped day and
night Our Est observstcn was taken on Friday
ard even hen the d SIX Of the sun not clearly
seen. IL was very fogey and quite siasly dlr.
ing the mig we struck, aud soul dIng
eyety hour. We we're Masking only from t~o 10 tOar
k1ots I was deck, and saF them sound. |
marked our place the chart from the souniings
a. ptarl, as possible On Sunday noon we had IS
S.,boms. at 4P NJ 80; at 2 p. VI %; at ndniyht
p; at 4 A. NJ on Monday II to ls at 5, 20; sad a.
81 IT, We supposed that we han plenty Oh SEA
room. DUNG the night se displayed large nre
lantern and two tar buckets were burned Ihe ship
struck at 50 minutes past 5; it was then raining. IL
yss the second mates wstsh. la shout hslt an nour
the drst boat started, steered by the INST m''e u
carry liz ashore but the line was too snort and 20
had 10 cut IT, second boat soon started, steerei
nv Mr. Van Rouzelen but about 50 of the passengers
were upon the line and We had to cutthst Also
Then we tried % start boat but the passen-
gers were frightened and did not assist We had to
cut the rope and let the boar drop into The wher 10
. lfah IL a IN
with saier. Three men jumped into 'oe ooa' and
becsr 10 bail As no more could be induced 10 g' |
iunped down 10 help them. Onf vt the 'oys pioT ed
me. When all was ready &c ordered them 70 ,lscAeo
the rope 50 that could get litds Oh from the YES
sci We called Il the doctor TO come down aud %
few women They did slscken the rope ani We G, uii
not reach the doctor, until az lat they dropped tue
roma altogether ana we were swept away from the
vessel 90 or 80 yards Then we tried - pun oicS,
but the sea wss .rong for us and We had TO turn
toward the shore. The cabin passengers, mate aud
captain saved nothing; come OF the Storage passen
gers saved their money. Neither me CAptsn nor any
of the officers spoke German. feel pressed % give
ny thsLks TO the first mate for the good be did to the
steeiage passengers.
NAMES OF THE PASSENGERS AND CREW.
The Captain stated that he brought 374 steerise
messengers, elk second, aud five first cabin psssso-
gers. His crew consisted OF 30 persons, and 10 pn-
sepeers cooks, making the number OF persons On
that the following persons were
DRowSEL-TIRsr CABIN.
DIR. PlrEsBAUsgSS, OF Btenen.
Mrs DARoTHEA -.
Mrs. VoS RoUzELoS, died on The passage.
skcOSD CABIN.
HUSBAND and BROTHER Of Mrs Tantz.
sIrERAGE.
SEyEs PERSONS of family named HITLER, from
Prussia.
BRoTHER Of Heinrich Weisbaus.
GEoRG A. DREW, Ships Steward, OF Boston
LIST OF TIE PASSENGERS SAVED.
Tbis list is necessarily imperfect. as the people
started for New.York as soou possible, by various
routes; but it is "a complete as the circumstances
would admit of
Gustavus Behne, Re aiding, Pa.
Wm. Won RougeleD, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SECOND cABIS.
A. far as we have been able hitherto TO ascertain
bsy. heard of only one pc, son lady, Mrs. EMIL.
TAyTz being saved out Of the SIX persons stated
tie CAPITA have taken their sssase III the sec md
cabin. Mu TauiZ vas rescued trom the wreck Ia
very exhausted state early on tuesday, ID 'rnny Wnen
sb. as az suce removed 10 Mr. Aliens house, whore
every care was taken vi her, Soon sitter she hsd been
pat TO bed, however, she mscarrel Oh. Is no" oo'hs
we'll being carefully watched by DR. w Iter |. kim-
hall of Eatopiown to whom, and to DIS. Petit aud
SERVER TOO much praise cannot be gwen for th-r
UNIV carried care and socitude for the sics and S9ind-
cd Both the husband and brother Of Mrs Tsutz
were crowned.
STETRAGE PASSENGERS Staying at the house Of
Friiz Heidenreich, wife and sister johanna, f'on
Mnden, Prussia.
Heinrich Bingemann, Minden, Prussia.
Ecmon0 Helu sen Mlnden. Prssia
Martin Stein, Hummerstaot, SAKE Meinigen-
Friedrich Baltic. BuekaDseB, Hanover.
Peter Kopp, NeDkern, Bavaria.
Daniel Stahl and wife, Sezeu, Prussia
L0sintz Schelle, Munich, Bavaria
Printed Nerich, Munich Bavaria.
Hermann Gutenberg, Lupperne, Prussia.
Sanger Bavaria
Carolina ReiDke, Prussia
FredeIcks Schulk, Prussia.
At gATosTowN
Heinrich Weishaus, q naturaliIed citizen OF the
United States, belonging to CINCINNATI, ONO. lis
leg is broken. A brother of this man was drowned
IN sEw.YoRK.
The following passengers came up TO this City yes
.erdsy morning. on board Of the steamboat Eagle,
from Por, Monmouth, Nj.
Gustayus Betne, Reading, Pa
Willem Van Ronzelen, Cincinnati Ohio.
Heinrich Jacob Weckesser Hesse Casse-
I.aAc Lowenberg Prussis.
Carl Paulsteeg, Hesse Cassel
Heinrich Renner, Prussia
Heinrich Bauer, Ostpriessland
Simon Koblafer. Prussia
Ferd. Brickbe mer, Frankfort on the Main
Heinz. Schooner Hesse DArmstadt.
With Schuelz, Hesse Cassel.
ADCteds Oppi OoOus
Frieor. With. Schmidt.
Carl Ublmann, Saxon.
George Eegrs, Hesse Cassel.
Moriiz Scbmitz, Prussia.
HeI nom Vagler, SAKE Meiringes-
Heinz. Carl George Prussia
Martin Kuhmann, Hesse Cassel.
job. ScbAtZ, Bayern.
jos ph Aerz, Bayern.
Michael BGchholz, Erfurt.
Heinz. Gecrg, Prussia.
Gotfleib Menk, Wurtemberg.