New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-03
Arrival Of the Guiding Sur.

4 HEAVY PAsSAGH-THg STEAMER REPUBLIC
srATEMEYT OF CAPTAIN HAwTHoRSE-PA.
sESGERs BROUGHT To THIS PORT.
The steamship Guiding STAR Capt. W. {
Berry len the wharf at New Orleans Oct. Ii at a. m
reaching Southwest Pass at p. M. through careless
ness 81 the pilot was run out OF the channel and RI
IN ilncd aground five days
On the evening Of the 10Th she got OF and proceeded
on her voyage the weather fine and sea smooth Dur
ling Saturday the 2ls the weather foued. with rsir
| and heavy squalls. Sunday. increased to gale from
the northeast with heavy seas. Monday the gale
increasing running heavy. shpsteady and making
good Roadway and very little discomfort felt by the
passengers On Monday nigh. at - o'clock the gale
increased to a hurricane; the ship became unmanasea'
lie and fell off from the wind into the trough Of the sea-
oing very heavy. Every attempt 20 bring her head
to the wind failed the main spenser having Deen down
from the bolt ropes into ribbons "a soon as II was set
the situation of the ship became lmmlnenty lel0usla
boring heavily in the rough sea. We then made last
heavy sun and carriage 20 An 90 !athoms l)nch iaw
ser aud pu, it over which had the effect OF materially
te,ayng and bringing her somewhat TO wlndWard, so
a She rode ont the storm safely throughout the bal
auce OF Monday night, all day Tuesday ana tuesday
night, during which tie gaze continued with unmi1i'
gated violence.
"Wednesday morning the gale began to subside and
We pu, into Port Royal for coal arriving on the .6th
and leaving the Goth, Ga SUNDAY, AZ noon, the
schooner Willie Din arrived at Fort Royal having on
board y passengers Of tie steamship Republic picked
I'D at sea IN an open boat The Guiding star reeel'ed
IL ON board that wished to return TO New ek. the
balance remaining in Port Royal. The following u
| report Of Capt. Hawthorne who was passenger
aboard OF her. steamship Republic, Capt. Young,
sailed from New. York. Oct. r. al p m, Tor New
Orleans anchored at Staten Island until Monday morn
ing 18th inst. at 1870 weighed anchor and pro
| ceeded to sea- Sunday D. H., Cape Hatteras Light
bore y W. by S. distant IA miles; continued ON our
coulse until we reached the latitude Of Savannah
soprdei and got lsi fahons water through the night
the wind increased and sea rising was obges to pu'
| head 10 the gale blowing from L. y. l..
Tuesday blowing II hurricane. pschinery gave out;
could get the wheels over TIE ceneri Waslcd ava,
buwarss and paddle-boIes. Wednts day morning stu
blowing heavy running; Captain ordered 10 throw
| The belween.deck cargo overheard, which we com
rlenced immediately, breaking the boxes and passing
them IN through the matches. one gang forward, Tho
other ant We now found that the donkey boiler had
given ont and the ship filing with water vory last
At p. the Captain ordered rat 10 be built, whieI
was done b. taking three spars and flashing them IN
triangular form fastening them with double lashings
then put boards each way three thcknesse anC
then launched II overheard.
Boats were then cleared away Captain had In his giI
u; First Mate II; Second Mate, l2. had IN my Doa
- Two were Oh the wreck the balance OF fait uei
crew numbered ~. 30 passengers, two sowawnys Al
q y. IN. she broke amidshp and sank AS We had ne
observation for couple of days II was very uncertain
here we were According TO tue courses studied D,
me- she must been well to the eastward, as rur
from O'Clock that night before tho sea, and two oar
pulng W. by g. course at the rate Of three miles oil
fonr and eft the gulf at D. H. on Thursday. abreas
Of Edis,o Inlet. At noon on Fri'ay. .7th, sighted
scfooner Willie Dill Capt. Goror who recei'ed US OF
board and treated us very kind I'LL W. arrived IN FOR
Royal II wa, reported that al hrt IN second Mate
boat and raft had been picked up. Two steamers wer
70 bc sent out on Sunday nitlt 70 lVoK for them iron
| Port 10, a..
maudei BY Capt Hawthorne, saved from the steans II
Republic ard broughi to ths POI. by tho Guiding Star
PAssgsGEEs-Cspt swihcne wife and chii%rsn Tho,
| ~. JLl L flander3 j.
smdsirom, Mr. L,no Mise Lencr Jrs: Caroline Waldronl
CREv-Jsme, Null on l' enciIe,r John Ca'drer "a en-
SINGER Augusta, Shock steward Amos Pool .orekeepeT
hbin LYONS VIM. Pc ~, T. Hurley, Nathaniel BicAanan
LAIN Gallery P.ritI Needhar VIM. Porter, Jsues Lee.