The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
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City Of Baltimore screw New York liverpool Il o
North Star, paddle VIII New York. lSouthampt'n IL
New York, screw 49,. New York. Itremen.... IL
Austria, screw. |Southamptn New York..
Prince Albert, screw. lGalway. New York. IL
Hudson screw. Bremen. 80. New York; IL
The position in which the burning steamer is reported
to have been is about 500 miles from Sandy Hook
and about 400 miles from the Of Ireland The pro-
babties therefore, regard to the above named steam
ships as follows
The City Of Baltimore, North Star and New York could
hardly have reached such distance from Sandy Hook
after their day Of sailing from port could tho
Prince Albert the Hudson have got far from their
port Of departure the 18th inst The Saxona would
probably have been too far advanced her voyage to
have been freshly burned burning steamer the
16th at the point reported.
The probabilities therefore reduced the Ariel Alps
| Canada, Edinburg and Austria. Tho report of the
master Of the Rosenheath is indefinite and unsas-
factory, nasmuch it does not tell whether
the burning steamship paddle wheel steam
er. The fact that her engines reported TO work
through the upper deck would TO supposon that
she paddle wheel ship But partially burnt steam
might present such appearances lead the sup
position that her engines worked through the upper
deck without such being really the This state
men however, leads TO the belief that it a paddle
wheel steamer.
OF these the description would indicate the Ariel which
has one walking beam, her engine therefore working
through the upper deck But believe this steamer
painted red the bottom and that shc had
bowsprt at all. She sailed from New York the 4th
| for Southampton, with the following passengers
| Mrs Church, Samuel Green, George Thomas, p Med
Collins United States commercial agent 10 Amoor river
Mr. Anton wife and three children j. NJ Deerns, of Bl
more, wife and three chdren Mrs d. Conger, Mrs W.
| W. G Caulheld, Mrs Galloway, Mr. Callaway, Mrs. A.
Hooghnd Alfred A. Post, Henry A. Post, w G. sniedes
a. eaes pen oSess es % Mra Punsss pn Do
y. seeley, William George Mr.. Envoy and lady, Rev. r.
J. Pabsch, H. ~ Sheppard, Captain IAfeder, Salman,
n. NJ; VIM Wellington, Jr.; Mr.. Lange, lady and child;
John Baker, James Homewood, p. Bry, John r. Dcyen,
John Meyers Jacob Lux, Lorenzo Dess Jean Roustan
Adam Miller, Q Reese, g. Smith, John Kline, John
Lahmaier, Gottlieb Dannhamer, r. Nusbaumer, Jacob
and Gottl sauther, A. Losck, wife and child VIM Green
way r. Knoespe John Nicholson, John Taylor g. fowler
Robt Cancy Jas Reed, Richard Nicholson, Autran
Hurst G. D. Hcnkel, Miss A. b. Speett, Erust Frognitz
wife and FIVE children Carigon, A. j. IIalkin, Bianch.
ard Eiicnne Pierre Terre John Carre solomon T. wer-
TIERS J. Goldberg, L. n. Doane, Of Boston, Rev. otto
skola, Otto Heneberg, Henry O. Davidson J A. stcren-
Jost Miss Margareh Schot Catharine Indlcy, Brothers
Ambrose, Patrick Ryder, Mrs. schaefer Henry May,
Hppoyte Lessagaray Peter De Joung, g. Smith, G. Ruse,
A. Kurre lady Tarkung Lorenz Riefer Louis Mcsser
and wife, George Natz, Beckc, Mrs. Hermeiy Q. T.
Legras, Antonio Mazza Alex. Malone, Aug Mazzl, Ola
como Borro, Antonio Mazza C. Muh, George Bell, Carl
Fischer Francis Dcnger, Thos. Dixon Andre Auguste,
Thos, Atwood, Denis Dunn, John Mason, John Ogden,
Mrs Hcllstern, Mrs. L. Febler, W. Baxter o. Nelson, NJ
Bcllett y. Ravani Carrara Chas. Schnkcl john Smith,
John King John 1icr VIM. Martin, Gotticb Nage Peter
schiek, Jos. stanorn C. sesrgent, r. Bonface, Philip
Davis, Jacorb Demmier, Aug Kruegcr L. de Lncha, q.
Tsdel, A. Carrara, Salvador CheIsi, AchiIIe Iamy, p
ss0ssy and Wife Fry Frey i1 j A. p,s wa,sodi w% wss
Total 1S0 Specic-Sls7 ~ n.
The Alps iron Of the Liverpool lnc
and sailed from New York for that port the 5th
We believe she red bottom steamer but her engines
did not work through her upper deck. She hal pas
| scngers
The Canada is the Cunard line steamer which left Boston
the sth and Halifax the 10th for Liverpool We do
what color her bottom painted but her
gines did project above her deck The following
| her list Of passengers from Boston
wB Wood, I. W Ward, J. Fortul and wife, N Reggie
Z Brooks, Thayer, O. Ramsey, Boston; J. ~ Culbert
and son, " T Cozzcns, n Lambert w. A Gano Mss Hop
kns Julia Hopkins, Emily Hopkins, u. d'Angcis, w.
Cheeks, savanback q. H. Petite, J. Hopkins Havand
". A. Tappan, C. Oxholm W. N. Tuthll New York; J. l.
sheffield; w C. Arbrew Guelph H. smith, J. Hodsou, s.
Cropper England; j. Jones, Liverpool G. d. Arozarens
Havana; ". Robertson and Mss Robertson, Australia
H. Richards j. Sinclair T. Miller residence rivcn3e
For HaIfax-T Gordon and wife, Bostsn Hackett, New
York; Sawyer, Bland, Rev. Churchill Horton Halifax
| Canada; Miss Ina Bannermann, Mrs. Bannermann and
Miss W. Bannermann, 81 Thomas; Belagne de Bugas and
De Matheral, Paris-1b. Tota-S4
The Ednburg, screw steamer, left New York the
sh FOR Glasgow and might have been in the vicinity Of
the disaster at the time in question Our impression
that she aso red bottom steamer though she had no
engines above her deck she took the following pas
sengers
7. Edwards New York; r. J. Mcceorge Canada:
Donald Grant, Scotland; James Taylor New York; Miss
Margaret Watson, Scotland; Miss ~ McKendrick Canada
Mrs Richie, three children and Staten Island
Mrs. r. johnson, Bnghampton T. Price, wife and two
children VIM. Mellis aud lady, New York; r. Bowman
and family, New York; John Ward, New York; James
Allen Canada. Total, rs, and 1ls in the steerage.
The last Of the steamships within the range Of proba
bny the Austria. This vessel is known 70 have cn
Hamburg the 1st and Southampton the 9TH inst
for New York, and is consequently nineteen days
and several overdue here We believe she has a red
bottom, though her engines did not work through her
decks There is much anxiety about her, and is feared
sh may prove 10 be the unfortunate ship. Her lisa Of
cabin passengers from Hamburg " as follows and II IL
no, known whether she any board at sou,hsmp
ton not
Herm sondheIm, wife and Eve children, New York;
Kiu,af Mnden Miss Bridget Loughn, Carl Nettman,
New York; J. Bogel and wife, New Orleans Mrs Emile
Vein and three children, Philadelphia; Miss Theresc
Mengcrshausen, Arnsberg; r Esfeld, Mrs Julie Eb
bnehaus and daughter, A. weissenborn, New York Mrs.
Louis; Gustav Kohn, Kongsberg; A. 4. wiedmaun, New
York Jacob Friendly and wife, wittesdorf Weisker,
New York; wilh Stachel, Cncipnat MISC Hedwig Dor
mitzcr, Hamburg; Mrs. Sophie Jegcl and child; A. NJ
Sarmunt, New York. Miss Caroline Howitz Copenhagen;
" Gorrssen and wife, Hamburg; Miss Helene wulf, Co
Lena Meyer, Miss Mnna Smith, IN. Glaubenskee, New
York; Fr. Bartes San Francisco; q. ~ Trott n Mas
sury, Zanzibar Hermann Thorbecke, Philadelphia; jos
Hope, I'd. Adelsdorfer, Ed BcVe New York: r. v Dur
fedt, Dresden; Ad Hermann wife and seven children,
i IFclo; julius Busch, New York.