New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
DISASTERS.
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| LOSS OF A CHARLESTON STEAMER.
| BURNING OF THB ANDALUsLA-FIFTEEN LIVES LOST.
| TRIBUNE.
| CHARLESTON, March 6-The steamship Manhattan
arrived here this morning, bringing Capt West and part
OF the and passengers Of the steamship AbdaIosan
from NewYOrk for Charleston which burnt at sea
Hatteras Sunday evening The fire originated for
ward Of the boiler In the confusion Edward NORTH
purser of Charleston, James MeMuen, Third Assistant
Engineer Frank DOugbery and Antoine Martin ea'peD,
Jacob Lucknow, NewYOrk, pilot, Michael Griffin, porter,
Hugh Farmer stoker and four gentlemen passengers,
names not ascertained became missing and are sup
posed TO be lost. The Andausa and cargo are tcai
loss Tie hose carriage intended present hom the
New-York fremen the Columbia nrcmeD, was on
board The following passengers are known 10 be saved;
Thomas Wilson Augusta ca BSrnSra %oS a., = b"ss gs
w. Ward; - Conway; - Borosco.
The following is list Of the officers and crew of the
Inflated steamer who also saved:
Captain W. IT, West; Charles Norton, mate; Octayjui
Crowe second mate; Malcolm MeFarlan, w. Scott, iar-
vey MeDwat, Michael Cromwell, Alexander SeCialn,
Conner steward: John Garcia second steward; Henry
FIechnan, messmate; J. f. Demon and FIe, Grunin,
first assistant engineer: James steel Edward Wheeler
Thomas Davis, Patrick Hnrssen Hugh MeC Clear irepen
lemons and John McMulen, oilers John Greeney lness
boy; Henry Snyder, pantryman; Fred SMITH ana George
McCloud, walters.
W. J. Pease, jr. OF New-York, and three gentlemen
whose unknown, passengers and Patrick Her
man, fireman, missing, and it is supposed they are
lost.
The fire board the Andausa originated in the cargo,
which, il is believed contained combusble matter.
THE LOST STEAMER.
The steamer Andalusia cassed by the underwriters
rs A /, and in every respect stanch and fast
going craft. She built at Fair Haven Connecticut,
completion she chartered by the U. g. Government,
and chnstened the Jua AT the termination of The war
she turned TO the more peaceful pursuits Of com
meIce.
FOUR MEN ACCIDENTALLY DRINK CORROSIVE sUnlI-
MATE.
HUDSON March6.-Information received bere states
that terrible mistake occurred Copske, in this
County by which four will probably die The pastieu
lars are as follows Last Fr1dayeyenng social party
given at the residence OF Lester Van Deusen ESQ.,
some portion OF the party had brought bottle liquor
with them and secreed the barn In sport four young
men, named Peter Macarthur Miller Austin, Jacob Lamp
man, and Edmund Shufe instituted search for the
taband article. After considerable ransaekng the self
constituted vigilance committee discovered bottle snugy
packed in a basket which they concluded must be the
object of their search and proceeded 10 test the virtue Of
horror il waskoon discovered that the bottle eontaBed
eoTosre smate Slightly reduced with alcohol and was
used for killing bugs Lampman and shufelt immediately
jumped into their wagon and rode 10 the residence OF Dr.
Reynolds at Copake village, where the usual antidote
lowi at Decker's Hotel Macarthur and Austin were
Gy peySSn at & Tan & Dsens house as sss1
critical condition Little hopes are entertained of the
recovery Of the four.
THE P1L0T-BOAT WMf BELL, NO. a.
Parties who came mp from this vessel last evening
report heras lying nile inside Of the outer BAR IL miles
east Of M6ntauk Point to the Village Of Annagaske
She is fun of water and stands upright There were four
pilots board the time she struck on the beach the
wind from east by north and was showing heavily
She went on at $50 Of Monday, and those On board
we're rescued at O'Clock by surfboat from the beach.
This pilot boat In part the result OF subscription
made the pilots Of the boats Vim. Bell No a. and the
James Funck, No o. which were captured by the prN
ecr Tallahassee in August 1854 she was built by MT p
/ l. Of GrCeuDOinf l.. L. in 1865; lSC t0Dd
carpenters measurement and cost after being coPpeeo
nearly or quite $4,000. She owned by the following
plos Can't Joseph Henderson 5lGths, partially insured
Jas Callahan 6l6hs insurance; j. Van DuIs tietne'
insured for 0O0 and VIM Anderson, 2lohs partially Id
| sufed The sails were saved in damaged conditlop
| The vessel will probably prove total loss.
COLLISION OF FERRY-BoATs.
The Grand-st. feuy-boats Warren and Aida col
ded near the slip OF the NewYork side about "a o'clock
last evening. The Aida damaged considerably apd
one Of her passengers Is reported be severely injured