Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-27
THE-LATEST NEWS.
The Wreck of the Hungarian
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hALifAx, Feb. 25.-The clearance OF the Hun
garian mas been found, from which IL sppear,
rnai,Ir ~ 1919. h.ndred and SiSfy passengers.
vet been discovered """es nave On
IL is thought, both at Portland and Mor,,.,,
that there must be some mistake abou, ,hs $500. eoi'
ship Hungarian having three hundred ana s,r,,
passengers on board, as she was never known 60
carry half that number before, nor any OF On.
other steamers belonging to the same line as her
self.
On the contrary, Mitchell's steam Shipping
Journal (of London,l Of the 10Th, says the Hun.
garian had seventy passengers.
THE HUNGaRhN's PassKreHss
The suhJoined dispatch was published in the
Philadelphia Bulletin Of Friday afternoon:
BosTON. Feb. 2-The following is a list of the
cabin passengers who left Liverpool on the sth
inst. IN the steamship Hungarian, wrecked of
Mrs Montgomery, two children and two nur.es;
Mrs Sabel and servant, Mrs. Binmore, Miss For
fsyth, Miss A. FORSYTH, Mis-. Cartwright, Mrs
Gibson, Mrs. Manifold and two children Mrs
Morgan, Capt. L. Snow, @ b Symes. IL q
Montgomerie, Binmore, Burple, =. shea.
i. nj Naly, Id. Zeter, J. B FORSYTH. A Ross n
Scrutengham, +. Quay-2s ladies and gentle
men, children, nurses, and I servant.
III VIII be observed that none Of the names
uoned IN the Canadian papers appear in the list
Messrs Sabel Il Searle, agents Of the Grand
trunk railroad line, report that the following
named Storage passengers were booked In Great
Britain, and went on board the Hungarian:
Hugh McCsrrey, Rich'd Madd-n.Nyn kerby.
John Daley, Martin boomers. Ellen Shehan. wu
nogle, George McDermott, Michael Lucey, John
Delaney, r Richardson, Pat Mc6iverin-l2
The first three Of the above were booked st
Liverpool and the latter at Cork
The purser Of the Vigo. which arrived at New
York on Friday last, thinks that on leaving
Queenstown harbor the Hungarian had nearly 30
cabin and some 81 Storage passengers
From the Montreal Herald Feb %
The wreck OF the Hungarian has th rown a deep
gloom over the entire city; for although there can
DE no absolute certainty on the subject Il is too
much TO be feared that among her IN -fated mas
sengers were several Of our citizens, whose fami-
lies aud friends are overwhelmed with anxiety for
their fate. Nothing had been seen of the ship's
life boats, Of which we learn from Messrs I'd
morstone, Allen d Co there Were six very supe-
rlor ones on board, and excepting few spars and
a portion of the mail bags nothing had been
washed ashore from the wreck
Amoi tue passengers, IL 10, we understand, but
100 probable Were the following:-Mr. Bremah, Of
bride, sister of Mr. Andrew Robt.rtson. Nj
Balllle, of the firm Of James Baillie a. Co Mr.
Nell Morrison Of tue firm of Morrison & Kinney.
MIR. Roo. OF the firm OF Roy and Durort There
Were some reasons for fearing that Mr. Grant the
Secretary Of the Grand Trunk Company would
be among the passengers; but we are happy 70
learn that the probabilities altogether i'm favor
OF his not having been able TO leave in the Hun
garian. Mr. Blackwell, too, the managing direc-
Tor OF the company, II was at hrst ruuored had
intended sailing in her but we learn this was
altogether mistake, as Mr. Blac kwell had en-
gagements in London which would render his
leaving at 30 early date all but impossible.
here are sui some ground for hoping that all
may not have been lost. and that the life boats
which would live in almost any sea. may Vet
prove TO have been the me ans OF saving some Of
tie unfortunates when the doomed vessel met h,r
fate. When, however, we consider that she went
ashore during the night, and that no trace Of any
OF tue boats has yet been found, hopes in this
direction are, we confess, slender