The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-06
Oh ARLESTO N.
RETURN OF REBEL REFUGEES.
Collision of the steamship Alhanbra
and Schooner Wonder.
LIST OF TINE LOST AND SAVED.
RECEPTION OF DR.. MACKEY AT CHARLESTON.
General Hatch Regulating the
Labor Question,
&C.. &C., &c.
CHARLESTON, s. c., July ], 1895.

CHARLESTON, s c., July ], 1895.
GENERAL X.
arrived here last Wednesday, and is applicant for
special pardon.
HON. WILLIAM D. PORTER,
for the last six years President Of State Senate
another exception and applicant for executive clemency
ARRIVAL AIBAMBRA.
The steamship Ahan,bra arrived here about noon on
Wednesday, several hours behind time, having had
very rough passage, and colding with the schooner
Wonder, Captain Smith, from Nuevias, Cuba, bound to
New York The schooner was instantly sunk, and Cap
tain Smith and two passengers lost The Alhambra ex
perienced great shock causing for time much conu-
among passengers She sustained but very little
injury append the statements Of the officers and
pass ngers:-
About half past A. NJ the 10Th inst the steam
ship Ahanbra bound from New York to this port collided
with the topai Wonder striking her amidshps
on the port side literally cutting her in two, when
she sunk Instantly The captain and passengers
the schooner lost and the mate badly injured both
changing her course was the OF This accident
There casualties board the Alhambra, and the
crew and passengers of the Wonder for whose
every possbe exertion was made by the officers and
crew OF the Alhambra:-
Captain J. 7. smith, lost.
Walter White, mate badly injured
Thomas Taylor, steward, saved.
John Mclean, seaman, saved.
James Peters, seaman saved
John Allen, seaman, saved. .ral.. ~
Robert Cuman, passenger, lost.
Henry Brandt, passenger lost
s1EMEyr PASSENGERS.
Ve the undersigned, passengers on board the steam
ton leaving New York June a. 1866 being on deck and
eye Witnesses Of the accident by which the topeal
Alhan about half-pns three A. NJ, on morning
Of the 10Th Ds do hereby testify to the fact that Cap
cer Newbegn and none Of the officers or crew Of that
vessel are, in any way responsible for the accdent,
schooner were lost and Of the schooner very
severely injured. First oicer Newbegn had charge OF
Providence we are indebted TO his Of mind and
prompt action for the safety of the Ahamba and all the
by the iSambra, and the usual precautions taken
So passing 10 watch The lights Had the schooner
pened, but, by some fatal mistake, the helm on the
schooner put the wrong way, and she running
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havo been lost, had not Mr. Ncwbegin, with admirable
OF mnd % the Whole S sncsy o. Inc
aooison was inevitable and having no other alcrna-
tive, he ordered the helm OF the Aharnba to be put hard
aport, which reversed the position Of the vessels and
instead OF the receiving the shock from the
schooner she into the schooner II proper to state
that Mr.. Newbegin he that collision
Inevitable, ordered The engine stopped and reversed
JOHN CARNIGHAN, Charleston Pilot
r. =. Wish, Charleston Pilot
G. EMERY, Augusta Ga
J. s. MITCHELL, Nj. D., Charleston.
A. f. RAVEEEIA
SrEASsHr ALEXANDRIA, At Sea- juno 81 1885.
believe the foregoing statement 70 be true IN every
particular. JOHN H. MOORE,
Chief O NJ. ~ D. D. s.
REt1RJioN A. MAcKEY
DR. A. G. Msckey and lady arrived on the Alhambra,
and had grand reception and welcome home.
BY the arrva of the steam revenue cutter Kanknkee
on Saturday, bringing Mr.. r. s. Andres charged with
She duty OF reorganization Of the Southern custom
thstf ha mil
be expected the AIhambra- meeting was held,
which was numerousy attended, and committee ap-
pointed To make arrangements for hearty welcome
home. large crowd gathered on the wharf. When
s,e doctor and Mrs Mackey were apprsed Of the pro-
oecdlugs thcv taken by SURPRISE but readily &C.
guessed in the wishes Of their friends.
Af.er shaking of hands all around, the Doctor
was by Of the committee from ire boat to
tho wharf He was introduced TO the chairman by Mr.
Robert James, who sad:-"Alow me- Mr.. Chairman, to
Follow citizen, DIR. Albert o. Mackey Collector Of the
Mr. Kirk in behalf Of the committee said
Mr.. Collector-As chairman OF the Committee Of Re-
ceItion, allow me TO extend to You s on your arrival
home our heartfelt welcome; With Joy and pleasure
spcd In the OF your late visit among our breth-
Of the North. With intense qualification we heard Of
tbo universal appreciation given TO your past course In
aha ordeal and struggle from which the Union and
our common country has emerged SO trumphanily
During your absence your friends here at all times
have kept you honored and grateful remembrance, as
American patriot, incompatible and unstaned Again
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