The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-09
THE RECENT GALES.
A Fearful Marine Disaster The
Evening star" Foundered-
Nearly 500 Lives Lost.

The steamship Eoenia0 Star, Captain Knapp,
Of the New York and New Orleans Mail Steam
ship COmpanY's line offs Gamers, left this port on
the 10th ult for New Orleans, with $50 passen-
gers. A Savannah despatch, dated October 8.
says that Che Eoening Star foUndered at sea, 1870
miles east of Tybee, with 259 passengers and so
crew. Five of the crew and Frank Gerard a
passenger, were saved.
A second despatch from Savannah saws that
the beat from the Eueniag Star arrived at Fer
nandina. 1t lett The steamer with eighteen per
sons, including Captain Knapp, ne lady, and q
child. The boat was capsized nine times. A
the sixth tiufe the captain was lost. As the
steamer SytoGn Shore left Fernandina a boat was
reported to be coming in with the purser and
engineer of the EUentng Star
Four boats left the steamer as she sunk. The
other two arc supposed to have been swamped
The schooner 8. j. Wdring, from New York 10
ApalachicOla, put ib in distress having thrown
overheard part Of her deck load. The Wdring
brought the Chief Eneineer, the Purser, two
passengers, and six OF the crew of the EUening
particulars. The date of the disaster is not
gwen. The following are the names of the cabin
PASSENGERS
General H. G. Palfrey, lady, child, and servants
Mrs y. 1. Mason, Frank Il Dennis, Mr.. Haberow,
Mr. kockweIl, John iouro. Mrs. John J. Adams
Taylor, Miss Addie Norton, Miss Rosa Burns, MISS
5. sterrett, Mrs J King, Mrs. g. I. Ph,bin. Miss
Cuiia nunrOe MISS a. Cl1DD9nd, A, GOette and wife,
Mrs, S. +. Gordon, Mrs spangenberg and three ser.
yants Alexander and Alfred Langlois, Mrs. Henry
Newell and daughter, Geo. HIllman and son, Miss
hargaret Hillman, ID Preto and wife, Mrs Gillespie
and daughter, James Caller and wife, Mr. Ehenest,
Mr. Tapain and wife Miss Tapain, o. DestoIbuy and
wife Miss Destorbuv, Miss Eva Krepps, Miss Nellie
Ievere, Miss Mary Hudson, Mrs. ElodIe GIrard, Miss
q Fe ney, Miss D1raud Mrs j. Durnery, Miss
j. M. Ster, Mrs I Masic, Miss I. Campana, I. De.
sormes, Miss T. Aore, Miss Celine Cavot, MI and
Mrs. C9dpim, M. ana Mrs. liant Ch Alhay aud
lady, Mrs. Chenup, 5. Francis, Mrs G. Thomas
Henry Smith, Miss Ouatorse, " Michel Mrs n
~ on Ter, II. Humboldt, Miss III. Jeromel,
Mr. La Fontaine, Mr.. and Mrs. Polydor, q.
lPomer00y, :. H. Dupassenr, John T. Martin,
Reed Miss L. Benidettl, Miss Laguement, Miss a.
Straus, Miss j. Ponsonby, Henry I. Crocheron
Miss Belinda Meseiole, Yrs. Severne, T. Coignard
and s. Robert. Mr. ESoomon Myers Miss G. L.
Conine, Mr. G. Fraser ana aunt, j nathan aavens
and lady, G. G. Acls3rman. 5. Polglars, j. j. Her.
coy, f. u. Fontanbleu. }. Lepeirris, Herman
Spader Charles Low, G I. White, j. NJ David
Jr, George Fisher Captain William Chapman,
5: Smith, Harry ii. Register, Martin L.
hai, Isaac Harper, james Mcclure, Miss
Can ant Miss Laura de Montpierre, Miss
Messrs j. Mindb ed c. Fisher, j. q Denyry, s. M
PariPo T. Buvan, Mrs. N. Doyle, H. D. Heftn ess
John Perchal S. Iorenshelager, I. Eaquement j.
L. Strum. John Geiser, Ferd. H. Stutt, Harrison
Harper, Jeremiah Franconia, G. orge Estell. Miss
Emily Devlin, ID. b. small Miss Mary Duval,
Letpo,d Schwern, John j Reed Paul Julien I'll.
j. Ninage, Charles Puckdeschel and daughter,
Joseph and Therese Ulrich, Mrs. S. Geiser and
child, Mrs. N. Doyle Miss Caroline Glanner, Miss
Diary Lyman, Barbara and Julia Cora Edward
OBrlen and child. Franklin Smith, Harvey Grow.
ther, and others in the steerage-N Y. Tribune.