New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-09
LOSS or THE HIBERNIA.

THE OFFICERS, PASSENGERS, AND CARGO.
No particulars have been received by the
agents OF the Anchor line Of In this city IN re-
atOn to the laundering Of the steamer Hberna OF that
ne about 700 miles off the Irish coast short account OF
which was IN THE TRIBUNE Of yesterday nor has there
yet been received any tidings Of the boat filled with
people 1t Is absolutely certain however, that one boat
has been capsized containing 1t is supposed some 80 per
sons. 1t is feared that the two missing boats are
also lost the steamer believed to have foundered In
the great storm OF Nov IS 1t reported that the Cap
tam and 81 passengers have been saved Among
those drowned ia the first mate. This is one
Of the most unaccountable marine disasters on
record The Anchor Line, said, Is OF the best
managed which crosses the Atlantic. Tho Captain has
the reputation Of being skilled seaman the
said to have been pledged to temperance during each
voyage, and were picked men, receiving the highest
wages The Hbernia was an iron screw steamer,
built the Clyde in 1865 OF 1918 tuns burden 2s feet In
length SO It. breadth Of BEAM "a IT, depth OF hold ana
containing five bukheads. She had accommodations for
co cabin passengers aud sos steerago passengers and was
Of the regular steamers Of tho Anchor Line plying
between this port and Glasgow Appended Is list OF
the officers, passengers, and cargo:
OFFICERS
Capt. Munro. Mr. Brown, Purser.
James Reid. lst officer, Mr. Dlckie, StOrekeeper.
Mr. Davis, I'd Officer. ]. l.. Hunter, Chlef Stew'd
G. l.. Atkins, Sd Officer. Mr. McTaminy, LIST Ensr
G. Martini Mira. Cooks,
Miss A. ROgersOn, A. Mason,
Geo &. Forbes, Cain boyle, .
Ann Webb Mrs. Il. MOnnel
Mrs Bethel, John A. Bethel
Nelson A. ODDS, Patrick BrcNslcr,
John Robinson, Mr.. ID. A. Melvin,
The Rev. NJ. O'COnnor, BERNARD III. Feey,
INTERMEDIATE.
Martha Campbell, Joseph McGroIly.
sTEERAGg.
Alexander Carson, VIM MCGOWAN.
James Ewing. Ellen MCGOWAN and infant,
Eliza Johnston Anton MOser,
Thos. McCready, Cornelius Cunan.
Aunes Nelson, Patrick Cummings,
Ann Richmond, Charles Deyenny,
Sarah Richmond, VIM. Smith,
Bernard Kearnan, Patrick Boyle.
Fras Rogers, Chas. sharp,
John Mccormick. Patrick BrIslyn.
Daniel Flanagan, Peter Grimes,
John Devenny, Catharino Meyers.
John 1idiey, Mary Meyers,
George Casey, Frank Rickert,
Patrick MCGOWAN. VIM. Mclntosch.
ThOs. McKenney, EodgeT MoCann'
John NIagee. Mary Meen.
Cath Mageo Francis 4. KerriGan.
Jas. Hill, Mary Dimes
edward McGlnn, James Dimes.
Hugh Tenar John Dimes
Mary Morris, ThOs. Hamilton,
Bridget Mcmahon. Maria Valencia.
lanes McMichael, Robt. Miller,
Eliza McMichael and Infant, john Austin,
James Morrison, Patrick McLinden
Samuel brewster, Richard Scollen,
John Henderson. Mary McCOnagby,
Martha Henderson, Francis Houston,
John McIhenny, Geo. Danh,
Jane Scolcn,
The cargo consisted Of $685. bush wheat. 2o3s bush
corn as bush peas 1909 bbls flour 355 tcs beef 30
hhds aow boxes cheese % cs lard II boxes Bacon
l3l bbs. apples, $40 bags waste.
dispatch to Mcssrs. Henderson Brothers, agents OF
the Anchor Line in this city, from HandySdo & Hendcr-
son OF Glasgow, under date Of Dec. 8, says:
"The Hibernia. In heavy gale broke her shaft and
sternpipe sprung desperate Leak and fOundered on
the 25h ut IN lat long 80 The passengers ana crew
behaved admirably, aud were embarked In an orderly
manner Ia i've boats duly prOysloncd The captain ana
boaswains boats containing 90 persons. and including
all tho cabin passengers excepting nelson A. ods ana
Mason. have arrived safely. Three boats under inc
second. and third officers. containing the remainder
OF the pa.seugcrs and 81 in all arc still
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