The sun., 1865-11-04
Miaouri
rBE DISASTER To THE REPUBLIC.
Statement of Captain Hawthorne.

Captain Hawthorne, Who commanded one Of the
boats Of the Republic, states that he vas assured BY
the sailors that the persons placed on the raft we're
nearly all, II not AL, hremen and deck hands. When
th' Republic vent down there we're only two person,
German salcr. Had these two had presence Of mind
enough to make an effort they would doubtless have
Ssa 'tssS csp ..,scn. pS ,bas snhsr so. % ssd
s.v.Sa.s c.p.. II horne I plsisd Up seven pef.on:
down. II /, gsnersly believed that Lieut.. C0ziare Of
Boston, vas among those vho took refuge In the ID
mates boat.
Nsu York, Nor. 5-Ths Savannah HrAALp Of the
sist. reports the arrival Of the bsrtsntino Horace
Deals, with boat from the steamer Republic, picked
10 on the goth ult tventy miles east Of Hunting lr
land. esn,sining the following rersOns.
=. " Young, Chief ofncer Of the Republic Pss-
sengeu Col WIN. Nichos MAJ. X, :. Nichols; John
= n.rlos; fm,t Lieut.. Louis V. Caziste; Capt. Geo.
w. McNear ChAs. H. McNear Hofsce d. ksr orth,
feIdinsnd MULLER John Z. Potter and GsoTse Long,
passer.
They we're in the life boat ffty hours vithou, food
or water, domuohn Of water placed on board -S
broken by accident They los, all their eo,hins and
valuables and we're nearly naked.
Another series Of Marine Disasters.
Nes Orleans, Nor. S.-Arrved steamer fuus
shucy from New York. On the sTth ult., eighty
seven miles East Of Beaufort n. c, she fell In With
the steamer Chase om New fort 10 Savannah, ith
Ihe captain vu below. The Chase met with beayy
sale the g3d. Her hull vas full Of .ster her n es
bahed her The CspIain reported her tight and
sound with penty OF coal and provisions.
The Fung shucy also ieporis between Jupiter In
let aud Cape tlo ida picked up In small boat Capt
hppleman and four Of the ote- OF the schooner
sne ., ,Ss S i sd oT Sp,ssf sG Inis '' " ' ''A
from Hilsboro In.st TO. salsboro Light House, the
fuus shuey passed ishoe, Win m",s stand
yesso,s sunk di,mUtcd.
Captain AppemAn report. ths, whilst At Jupiter,
he saw ptoIene. towing q uismssied brig. l.arge
quantities Of steamboat cabin furniture foated
ashore. large black ship, wish cotton. ~as ashore
on diecisn shoals, surrounded BY weeks.
| The steamer Herman Livingston brought part Of
the cIevs Of the baIts John Wesley, Caroline and
and went Ashore i5O mile, from key West her
officers and cle~ woe taIen up. lie N. \. smith
~. frctn Mobile Tor Livei pool, .sd vent sshore on
French Reef iorty miles est Of KEY West. one OF
the boats crew Of nine men reached Key West. The
captain and thetest OF the crew we've safe hen the
boa . crew eiL but nothing has been heard OF them
| since.
lne British ship Mercy. from Honduras, zen,
cIes had been picked up in DYING condition. Cap
| tain aud cnw had tsken 70 the boats and rait.
Nothing had be, n heard Of Ihem when the Living
| NtT Yo,k Nor. s.-B,rk MARY Bele Roberts,
| Weae, IRON New Orleans arrived At this port ihi'
morning. Qctouer 2lst, on Key West had gio,en
26th la -. p, Ions, slI9 fell IN with brg OI,on
| Adams, Of Portland, Me, With iolemast carried
avay,sso loss Of mslntop-Inast and ib-boom oneret
assistance, but the captain replied he sould abandon
| her and so board the Bnush bris Blue " ave
| Which was then LYING by him. 6P. NJ, tame day
the bris tfe 3Jth, Michael hullisan. te an an
OF New fork, died, supposed Of old Asa
| oTuKB DIsAsTERs.
The steamship Catherine whitney, from se-
| York for Oa4NeSton, vent ashore on the 9-ih ult.
i've miles south Of CarysioTt The Whitney hat
picked up two men from the wreck OF schOone thl
remainder OF the oIev having been washed over
toara. The British brig FaiThayen, iIom GALVESTON
with cotton, Tor Liverpool, wns also nhofe, hayin
been tow OF the Whitney and dltmanled. III,
steamer Gen. Barnes which communicated viii
them, was unable 70 render any Assistance, botl
tesg 50 Tar on the reef The Barnes counted sever
vessels ashOIe and diimAnued, In sight OF Carys
tort.
The English bark Margaret from New Orleans 70
EuIope, dlsInanted, was picked up by the tIeame
| LEHMAN Livingston when near hey West bus VA
ioicei to leave her, hayln1 parted al hnssci'
| lhe hpht-boat on Martins lndustry had brofsi
adrIS, she would soon be replaced.