, 1870-03-03
FOREIGN.
Funeral Obsequies Of Anson
Burlingame at St. Pc j.
tersburg.
Further Particulars Of The Oneida
Disaster.
The Mordaunt Eivorce Scandal
West Indian News.


TUE p1sAs7En TO TIE r>11ED STATES ouSroAr
ONEIDA.
(The following degpatch arrived too late for H.
se1tlon in yesterday morning paper1:
YOKOHAMA, Jan. st.-The Eos: terrible ACCIDENT
ard horrible exhibition OF inhnnauttJ known In
the East, occurred about twenty niles down this
coatt at $50 n. H., January 81 The United States
steamer Oneida, nomewazd bound, collded with
the british iron mail steamer Bombay, Captain
Arthur Wellsby Frye, the Bombay striking the
Onelcas sta1boafd quarter, carving Away her
poop-decI, cutting Oh her wheel stern, running
one Of her umbera entirely through the boxs Of
the Bombay at the water nnea. Three times the
Oneida hatled the Bombay with Ship ahoJ stapd
By: }ou hare cut Us down." blew her
whistle, nted her guns, all Of which the
officers Of the Bombay SAT they did not hear,
though the guns were distinctly heard in this part,
twenty rni.es awsy. The Oneida went down stern
nrst, In about twenty fatnons Of water with
twenty otlcers and httY-hye men. The Captain Of
the Bombay did not stop to reacue those on board.
nor did he upon arrival here, report the accident
OF inform the authorities. The nrst known Of It
vas by the arrival on foot next morning Of Dr.
6todda1t, surgeoD, 8nd fifteen Of the crew. But
two cutters were available and the ot1cels almost
10 d man refused 10 take 10 them while man re-
manned aboard. DAcipline Was complete to the
las the alck all being put into the boats and the
officers all remaining ct their posts I'LL the snlp
went down.
The only Enlsed States Government weasel
In japan being a steamship. Minister DeLong
was obliged 10 accept from the English, French,
AID Russian men-of-Har steamers, steam launch
e., cutters, etc. and, in company With Colonel
Shepard Consul At Teddo) and Nj. Far1ts, pro
ceeded 10 the Ecene Of the diHas.eg, wnsfe ali IN
hunsn power Was and Is Etil being done to rescue
the 6uucters and recover the bodies OF the lost.
Mr- belong, On his OWL Responsibility, chartered
guc-hoat laiey sold by the Ua!ted States Cor.
ernmeut, private parties manned her With
H1xcd csew, c!tizcna and euiylyofa Of the Oneida
volunteered, and engtneers were furnished By q
1tosaian corvette; he placed her nnder command
Of naval officers, and Aent Colonel Shepard to
represent him, while he, with great energy, Is
making thorough investigation b mural court
Of IGulEy. Mr.. DeLoug Ia entitled 70 great PRAISE
for his prompt and earnelt act.on-
The posttlou Ct the Oreida today is ascertasned
bg spar which, At low tide, rises four OF i've
feet above water. No todlca 5et found.
Lad the Bombay cent her boa.s to the as
sictarce Of the o1elda, all, or nearly ali, might
hnsc been sayet. The feeling and indignation
tawatd Captain Es1c ID terrible. None but hts
company and few Of hts counugmen attempt
I: si;sia aiia 1850 49, ~-~-'-
The following ia d correct ltst Of the officers
loat: CcnEarsler. E. IL. Williams; Lieutenant
Commander, II. +. Stewart; 4. ". MRldmsr,
raSmaster; T. l. Tui!ock, Jr, Master; Waller,
| sergeant; j. h Phe!au, Ensign; @. ". CowrJ,
! Charles L. Brown, Mhlshlpmeu: ". Ah1er, g. X.
| Bower e. 4 Co7p, J. e. Hull, G. X, Adams, As.
6iatant S1rgeonj Frutllngham; Engineer n. b.
| Lettig, Rarstow, c. y. Setter Jno florence;
| Carpenter, J. D. Penner; raynastez Clers, Y. e.
Thomas, and 95 men.
| LATER.
The following additional facts by ,nveat,gasion
show terrible responsibility somewhere else, Us
| rtolf yri}9 ha In II Tor n
| tJphoop, lost all but three snail boats-oue Of
these was cut In tTo BY the colla!on-leaylng but
two boats to saFe 1s9 Men-
The last EoId3 Captain Wiis!sus said, when
Lieutenant Commander MeldEu1 reported the res.
| sci siLllrg were, III know 1t, bnt what can do
| asked 1or nore boats and they were not allowed
ne."
Tnur. through the negligence Of somebody, and
tie lnhQmAnliJ Of the Bo,rba3 . Officers, battle.
! scarred and hlatnrlc ship, with al bsaye officers
anu men as ever stood between her naE and her
enemes has been lost 10 their frlcnds a1u TO theIr
country.
| Ercnt 1Fritntn.
| TIE AoKpACHT r1ToRCE set.
| SEw Y0RK, March 1.-Late London rsrera COZ.
tribute tho continuation ct the proceedings IN Inc
| Mcrdannt divorce case. This evidence Of Sit
Charles Mozdauot Il Interesting, as indicating The
| general feeling IN regard 10 the character OF tho
his marriage to Lady Morda1nt he knew OF her In
umac5 With the Prince and after the marriage h
warned Ter agnlnst continuing the acquaintance
"I told her," he SAID. tia. had heard IL
ya1ious qunTters certalu circumstances co1rc:tct
| with his previous character that caused n.c Il
| wish her to break OF With him." Notwltastand
| trg this wish, Indy Mordaunt continued Il
/ receive the Prince without tie knowledge OF he
| husband until the tine she made voluntary con
feEsion that criminal intimacy had been c1lEs1nf
between them. Str Charles also testified to tn,
/ discovery OF a batch OF letters aud vacatiu
from the Prince 10 his vile. The Court fetuset
| to permit the letters to be Ssad-
AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY.
| LoSroS, March 2.-Tnr story CT q steamer
funnel laSlrg been seen Btacdiag up out OF tn
water IN Cardigan Bay, on the coaat OF Ireland L
generally dlectedlted here.
TIE CITY or BOSTON.
Hope Of the sa1e1J Of the City Of Boston "a b.
/ No means abandoned. The underwriters are b
coundtnt thu. they hare reduced the premium
| which had been advanced, to nftT cent
1 DILlI4Rps-A CHALLENGE.
| J. Roberts, Sr., ex.h:llEasd champion, ch1l1erge
| The world 1t billiards, the match to occur With
two months, for two or nyc hundred pounds
4 side,
ETAE1IAMRET.
IoKroT, March a-In the House Of Comnao
| to-day the bill requiring railroad companies I
place 100: sFarrccrs IN all thet. cars was Killed
! an amendment requiring them to supply hi
| brandy Sings nrd oy ercoat,
Franco