, 1870-03-16

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Reunited Families aud acquRant-
anccs at Castle Gnrdcu - 3tnto-
mcnts OF Passengers.
From, the Neu Yort He1eid, March IL
Not cnly tnoae directly and immediately inter-
ested In re safety OF vessel aud her passengers,
oiDcerB ard crew, b1t ine whole com nunlty
ETY. Whenever fenrs are entertained OF tho ioas OF
chip a. sea- auo are equally relieved aud rsjo'ced a!
the ;, p q hsr se Iha; Is II she Gaze
and tnIs Is was IN regard to tne steamship 3ntdr,
the safe ARRIVAL Of which, with 29s PASSENGERS,
as5 aQy II e a. q
terday. Although the large minority OF the CON-
uunEy had no personal interest elsnef in the TeS-
10 fste 81 N Shai % 10 many Hye, Were re- Ssyed from
dreadful cAtostropne and an unt'melJ death. Aud
It nay be here renssSed that it Is generally ad-
f1om the stormy ocean Almost aloue to nef pecol-
tbs smidt ia the property Of a MI. L,ogs, Of
Sue IL very Too1y, acd "rcund. bellied.' One
German sa1ur, IL he Looked a. her from rna Bstse-
= e oppoe xan e.
An incident vas told yesterday, BY ooe Of
6er builder, Waiie tue Smds was ssill on
narlDe: salId 70 Nj: Isnse that hs could
mode wss contrarY TO The moderu system Of ship.
ppiidluR; she was 100 SLOW 70 becom. popular ~
8 paHsenaes shtp. "Neysr mtad.' replied Nj.
L3pRe, don't care fof Bpeed, but for 5sfetyi
Ut designed her to weather the aeVeFest hsoS us
Of the Atlantic " And she proved herselt equal
ses tor ns1 ! .sss S5 ae5 on
fourteen da3h' s.orm out for her brea1ta Of bsAm
atd her ronndIpg box, sides, and zee, which pre-
There were twelTe cabin passengers and ssl IA
the sleesaRa. One Of these, Or. George Carl Hon
mann. O Regsnsourg. = Bs.a1,s, Kept diary
tws,71 r tr1 sF
teresf1re etatemsIits Of the scenes and incidents
duyitg The A:orm we're obtained. Ga the 26th OF
JsnuAIy, being 1Fe Days out a. Lea heavy north
western Rnse get IN, DeAstnR the Waves fuelOuSy
against the sides OF ths ship. During the tollo =
ins tcree Days the wind often suddenly changed
ron northwest to wes'; s rsnasFns ~ Il 1npos,os @ ,s!
Anrecs, the vessel reeiin2 and toslipg aoous lie
shen. Mhoy Of the waves sweps shc decS with
tie i green sess" IKE reeds. one OF these .a.tsr
tose Id height even 2b0ve the smokessacE, talrtY
tEet above the dEck- On the e9:u OF January tue
enei E aas stopped, ior iess o! hsv.ag t. ds1agsd
screw.
mercy OF the waves, without szi~s nad without
ipe ecrcR. On January 81 and February the
Weather eeeIued 10 moderate, and tna en2tuo waE
Il ~ u 81 e
rne gale resumed all IL former lury, aud the doc.
TOT aeassnes :es scsSes @ aaa ths s1g r. .t1Sf4 fS
der and lightning, as i" nunamety awful" Ia tae
EoHuinR the engine wa1 dansged, bat It WAS Ee-
pairtd II two hnnIa; yet 1t was no: used, for
tcEn1d E0on the srcrn greE TO pot5ect hurTi-
Gaze. The barometer q: tn's time fell sss locles.
1s, Tns ro1 II. tap ' vnss e. oR E E. :as
TX Ike pyramids l.. arsaod saoa es9, a,. aad of;ea
tened themselves to the rigging, and tha nsn as
the wheel were also bound faa. Tue enetne .as
aga1n set y molon dur13g tos ni9ns OF ue 81. PAT
der rroEe, aud there vas au end Of ta usenileas.
fhe asyilgar Of rne 1aioon was dashed Ia and the
caoiE Hooded. All the aa1ls we're tor1, the wind
srouEd the compsaa Tlia lasted ILL the 10Th OF
February, without tate Tup:'oo full fourteen days.
on the in the Sn!dt passed Flores 1slaud, one
ol ,he Azo1es- Chief E1aiIeer Gsal succeeded IN
the storm had huoaided the ship was headed 10
tse west. .-
In conee1saIon yesterday win several OF the
Ell 'Erant passeugerl, wac nnde the TIP IN the
etEersEe, Epnle Interesting ITEMS were Rscartatled.
or courae, dnr1rG rhe storm nos one Of them Vas
nl!o we'd on deck md the hatch EsJt we're securely
c0veIeG. TIE Isl peraonH n tae mold Suffered Tue
TO be aWxmpea IN the deep. never to sec the snuA
Ia.B sgslr. Those Ieug.onsly inclined said the!r
FrayeIs, Others wept o7er .heir fate, and others
iouEnt % RAISE hopes OF salesJ In the hearts OF
But the greatest Eu6onnR arose from the
fact that they could neither staud, mt nor walk.
tut had 70 lie IN Ihe!f herths and 70 hold fast with
sleep almost Impossible. Tue close atmosphere
OF the sIeeraoe VIVA 80 nsoJ people, was also
brrdeusome, and rse hea. ls said 10 have been
pain1u,. Under the circumstances, the usual rules
served, winch also decreased tho RQr-rng Of the
people YET, strao9e to say, the health Of al wa1
rema1saoly preserved. and ~ncn tue, ianded Jes-
complaintd.
Wien The revs Of the arrival yesterday wss
sp1ead over the city BY the t9rnl1R papers, thera