New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09
THE RECENT GALES.
A FEARFUL MARINE DISASTER
The Evening Star Foundered-Nearly 800
Lives Lost.

The steamship Evening Star, Capt. Knapp, OF
the New-York and New-OrleaDs Mail steam.
ship Companys line Of steamers left this port
on the 29th ult for with $50 passengerst
A Savannah dispatch dated Oct. 8 says that the
Evening Star foundered at sea, 100 miles east OF
Tybee with $50 passengers and so crew. Five of the
crew and Frank Gerard, passenger, were saved.
second dispatch from Savannah says that the boaA
from the Evening Star arrived at Fenandna. 1t left
the steamer with eighteen persons, including Captain
Knapp, one lady and child. The boat was capsized
nine times At the sixth time the Captain was lost.
As the steamer Sylvan Shore left Fernandina boas
was reported to be coming in with the purser and END
gineer of the Evening Star.
AFour boats left the steamer she sunk Tho,
other two are supposed to have been swamped The
schooner S. J. Waring, from New-York for Aplschi.
COLA put in in Distress having thrown overheard part
of her deck-load. The Waring, brought the Chief
Engineer the Purser two passengers and six Of the
crew of the steamer Evening Star, picked up ct sea-
We have no further particulars The date Of the dis
aster is not given. The following are the names Of
the cabin passengers:
Gen H. C. Pafey lady, child and servant Miss Paey and
Miss Soo Mrs f. A. Van Sickle, Mrs. j. T. Mason Frank r.
Dennis Mr. Haberow Mr.. Rockwell John Touro, Mrs John
d. w. II.
Taylor Miss Addie Norton Miss Rosa Burns Miss Ster1
rett Mrs j. King Mrs. G. T. Phibin Miss julia Munroc
Miss A. Cibband, A. Goee and wife, sirs. 4 T. Gordon
Mrs Spangcnberg and three servants Alexander and Alfred
Langlois Henry Newell and daughter George 1iiman
and son. Miss Margaret Himan, ID Pseo and wife, ArsI
Gillespie and daughter james Caller and wife Mr. EhenesH
Mr. Tapan and WIFE Miss Tapain o. Destorbuy and wfe
Miss Destorbuy Miss Eva Krepps Miss Nellie Leyere Miss
Mary Hudson, Mrs. Elodc Grard Miss g. Ferney Miss L.
Duand Mrs. JDurnery Miss JIM Ser MrsT Mase Miss t.
Campina Desoes Miss TAore Miss Celne Cayot Mr. and
Mrs Codpm Mr. and Mrs Gallant Ch Ahaya and lady, Mrs
Chenup 5 Francis Mrs G.. Thomas, Henry Smith, Miss
Ouatorsc v Michel Mrs. y. Frontier H. Humboldt, Miss IL
Jeremo Mr. La Fontanc Mr. and Mrs Poydor c. Harrison,
Miss Jane Moran, Miss Helen POmeroy j. H. Dupasseur
John T. Martin Miss T. Clotan, Miss ii. Renouf Mrs e.
Reed Miss T. Bcndctti, Miss Laguemen Miss H. Strauss
Miss j. Ponsonby Henry 4. Crochcron, Miss Belinda
Meseroe Mrs Seycrae T. Cognar and Robert Mr. solo1
Myers Miss G. Conine Mr. g. Fraser and aunt iona
than Hayen ank Indy C. Alderman s Polgars j. J. Her
coy f. + Fonanbeu j. Deperrs Herman spader Charles
T. Low G. T. White j. W. Davidson, j. Monroe Pcl, NJ
Barlow Frank Dennison r. Merry Mr. and Mrs. y. g. Villa,
james Hardness j George Fisher Capt William Chapman,
s f. Smith Harry H. Register Martin T. Hail. Isaac Harper,
James Mcclure Miss Gallant, Miss Laura de Montperre,
Miss Amelia Ferne Miss Josephine de bonnie Campada,
Messrs. j. Mndbled, c. Fisher, J. C. Denyry. 8 NJ.
Parigot T. Buyan Mrs. y. Doyle, H. d. Bertness, John
Perehal Morcnshengcr T. Eaquement j. L. Strum John
Geiser FeTd II. SUIT Harrison Quinan, James Boufe,
Ferne George Sandal John Harper Jeremiah Franconia.
George EseL Miss Emily Dcyin ID. b. Small, Miss Mary
Duval Leopold Schwerin John j. Reed Paul Julien H. ~
Ninagc Charles Puckdesche and daughter Joseph and Theo
Ulrich Mrs s. Geiser and child Mrs Doyle Miss Caroline
Glanner Miss Mary Lyman Barbara and Julia cora Edward
OBrien and child Franklin Smith, Harvey Crowther, and
Others in the Storage.
BRITISH STEAMER FOUNDERS AT sEA-SEARLY ALL
HANDS SAVED
Fort MONROE, Va, Oct. SThe British steamer Qaeen
Victoria foundcred sea the 4th ns during the re-
Storm lat. So 3, long 70o 0 The passengers and
crew were picked up yesterday by the brig Pomfet from
NewYork. Thiry-hve transferred this morning To-
the steamer James Garay, from Wilmington for BatS
more which arrived in Chesapeake Bay this afternoon
Two lives lost The engineer died from exposure
and the mate was washed overheard. The storm COM
mcnced the 3D. and the steamer sprung aleak on the
morning of the 81.
A SPANISH BRIG DISABLED.
CHARLESTON, s. C., Oct S-The Spanish brig konns.,
from Maanzas for St. Johns, n. F. partly dsmanted and
leaking, arrived here to-day.
STEAMER CAMBRIA DISABLED
SAVANNAH ia, Oct. s.-Thc steamer Cambria from
NewYork left here yesterday for Mobile and retained to
port to day with machinery disabled.