New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24

was bul, in 1889 ard Yves go gross tuns bu,sn. On
the British register she is classed A Nc. /.
From the statement O; passenger who came up IN
boat No iee-n hat be was standing on the deck at
e time Of the accident. Tic steamer passed the buoy,
ard .ho passengers thought il was the pilotboat In
mediately tho steamer struck the boats got out
safely with ,he exception Of No. 2, which swamped
No took aboard an SIZE could hold including several
who jumped into The water to them.
Being unable to find landing place, size was rowed
up the harbor She contained mostly cabin passengers
and scme Storage passengers whose names do net
learn, with the exception Of Mr. Brewn.
Tie mails saved were IRON Glasgow to New-Yors,
from Glasgow 20 California and enc bag Of papers for
Boston The Associated Press dispatches were not
saved.
From. sssS the second officer. learn that al
the officers deck when the steamer struck. u
was minutes past o'clock, and the watch was beng
chang red. The ship struck a rock and went oVof
Orders Immediately given 10 clear away the boats
and the ship was headed for shore but sho''iy
20 she sunlsin -four faihoms Of water
Boat No !, under The hoatswains mate, made t"o
trips to the shore saving the fist trip about 60 and
IN the second trip about TO-
Boat No. 2 swamped.
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officer, landed about % in Broad Cove.
Boat No a. under charge OF tie fret and third officers
landed Is On the beach.
Boat No. 5 in charge Of The fourth officer brought 90
into Portland HaTbor
These numbers include tie officers and crew Of the
Bohemian.
The whole number Of passengers on board was 2ls'
and the number OF the crew supposed to be 20.
1t is estimated that the number Of saved in oil the
boats, is 29s leaving 10 TO be accounted FOR.
The crew were neaily ell saved
The names Of the officers of the Bohemian are as fol
lows:
Robert Morlaud, master. VIM. McMaster, chief en-
Maxwell Tracks, LIST oiheer, gineer' -,
James Scott, I'd officer ThOngs AcMasteri ID en-.
Wm. Crawford. Sd officer, gineer.
John { Sargent, 9Th officer, Mr.. Barber Cd engineer
Wrn Jehkins psrscr, Geo. Gray, 4th engineer.
The lamp THINNER. Peter Hart and the engineers
storekeepcr, name unknown, ere sUprosed TO be
drowned.
AL the remoiuiag officers and crew ere safe.
Capt Borland supposed himself four miles further Of
Tie haze probably ms!ed him to the true position Of
tho lights. He had been looking for pilot, and throw
ne up rockets and blue lights for half TN hour and
going at the rate Of mile and half hour when the
vessel struck Half hour before he got sounding IN
forty fatloms Of wafer with soft bottom.
for The relief of the passengers .heycOms in from
the Cape.
An assistance possible was rendered by the people at
the Ocean Eouse and the residents in the vicinity.
The list of passengers is being checked fast the
survivors Of the disaster conc IN to ascertain who are
among the lost.
As the survivors gre scattered 10 all directions the
list is not yet completed.
The Bohemian was ,uit on the Clyde In ls5e In six
wa.er.t!elt compartments, is barkneged about 800
feet long has draft u % feet and drectacting engines
Of O0horse power She iron vessel Her value was
about $3.50 ard she s believed 10 have been insured
This is the seventh vessel lost by her ownersthe Mon
treal Ocean Steamship Company-arnong them the
Anglo Saxon North American, North Brton, Hun
gariar ard Indian.
THIRD DISPATCH.
PORTLAND, Tuesday, Feb %, leGi-Eyening
Nothing relative 10 the passengers can be OBJ
tanned yet from the check list Many OF the saved have
not yet come forward.
From reports Of passengers, gather the following
LIST or THE LOST.
Ellen O'Connor, aged - OF Portland.
Pat. Purcell, aged &c; his wife, %; his child, Eliza
b., and an infant Of New York.
patrick Cassidy, aged Is, and James Cassidy. OF
BROOKLYN, y. y.
barbara Canayan wears OF Portland
ard Anuis lS-au Of New York.
Ann Muan ls and John Muilan, D. Of New-Iork.
BENJAMIN Halhchurot, 20. of Ncw-York.
John Kane, 81. OF Boston.
John Martin, 2, OF Boston.
HonOTa Walton OF Boston.
THIS MAKES seventeen IN AL
Mary Hoy, aged 2s Of Philadelphia, is also reported
lost
ThiTty-one have rot reported, and five are saved
whose names are not the lit probably msspeled,
and constituting part of the above thirtyone thus
leaving twenty six 10 report Some may be nj the Cape
too III 10 come TO the city and may be distributed
abou. the city In charitable hands.
A force Of men has been engaged this afternoon in
stripping the wreck. They have recovered 80 mail bags
as follows: 10 for Montreal for Hamilton. for To
ronto for Quebec, for Kingdom for Portland 70
Chicago l fos Detroit for Boston, and 2 for Ncwr
York The mails all deck, ready for delivery
and were V eshed about and overheard.
The steamer lays in the position this morning
Oar citizens have already raised for the sufferers
sC00 and have supplied them with all necessary att
ces of clothing. The Steamship Company have fed and
housed the passengers and viii forward them to their
destinations.
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eC the Alton Sanitary Fair.
81. LOUIS. Monday. Feb. 90 1864.
Gems. ROsecrans and Fisk, with their stats,
want IN Alton fhis afternoon To inaugnrate the Alton