New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-18
OCEAN PERUS.

THE ARIZONA THIRTEEN DAYS oyERDUE-No
FEARS ENTERTAINED-LIST OF PASSENGERS.
The steamer Arizona, belonging to the Pacific
line Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, Is 10 days
overdue at Diego She is the companion ship OF the
Henry Chauncey Of the Atlantic service, and plies be-
tween Panama and San Francisco, touching at several
ports. Much anxiety is felt in this city and
throughout the country by the friends OF the passengers
in regard to the safety Of the steamer.
Mr.. Baby the agent Of the company, stated TO a
TRIBUNE reporter. last evening. that no uneasiness
should be felt regarding the vessels safety as the delay
is in all probability caused by accident to the ma
chnery such the breaking OF the shaft In this event.
while danger 10 be apprehended the YES
sell being forced TO complete the trip under canvas.
would necessarily be greatly delayed II disabled in this
any other manner she will not put into any OF the in
termedate ports but win proceed to San Francisco. The
Arizona isiyaued at 100000, and is entirely uninsured
The OF the passengers who left NevHork Tor CAN
forna by way Of Aspinwa the Henry Chauncey, and
who supposed to have reGmbarked on the Arizona
at Panama will be found below:
CABIN PAssFNGERs-Patrick Barrett, 6. l. Blatchlee,
wife and three daughters j. H. Brewer, wife and child
NJ. Brewer Cecil Brown, Frank Burroughs, X Bur-
F. T. Cadv. c. c. eastman and wife Miss +. j. Coles.
John A. Cornin c. C. Curgill and wife, Alrs: Leonard
daughters Miss Esther Dale, Peter Dunn John Frazier,
Max Prudential, Henry Glynn, wife, SON and
two daughters +. Nichols and wife, W. ODOnOhue,
Thomas NJ OTOole, s. r. Parmelee and wife, Clarence
NJ Plat, Stanley L. Plat, Mrs. Prince and infant g. W.
Rca, Josiah b. Sawyer J.. f. Sawyer Mrs G. &. Sweet,
Master Hntry Thei ). E1w. TOmlinsOn b. +. Town
send, II. J. Townsend, IL. +. Walker W. H. Wllkerson,
sTEERAGE PAssENGERs-Joscph R. Briley, NJ, s.
Cunningham, Mary Foy. L. Franklin Santiago
Walter Kirby, Henry Knust, Fernando Levy, Ellen
Magnes and brother, Mary Maher Philip McArdle James
McCarty, Jane Mclaughlin, Alice O'Bren. Mrs Mary
Jane Peres and son, Miss Kate Prgogue, Patnck Rice.
Ellen Sullivan, Mrs West0erTy and daughter G. W. VIII
son, Herman WOrstield mother, aud daughters.
THE NfTscoIrpT ms or THE =
BOATS WITHOUT OARS.
The investigation into the circumstances at
tending the burning Of the Atlantic Mail steamship Mis-
was continued Saturday before the Inspector Of
Steamboats,. Louis Bohme pantry-man OIL the steam
ship, was called his testimony substantially that
Of Patrick McGoyen who was examined on Friday. He
claimed however that the fire originated in Of the
lockers OF The pantry, which extended fore and att
amdshtps. at the forward end Of the pantry adoin.
ing the bulkhead, stOrorOom. Just aft OF the
pantry the engnerOOm. The fire was first discov
cred ia the plateocker in which this witness claimed
there were matches. He admitted that large flask
q fluid qgdeI tbs sPitJamp5 e keep the dishes warn
had been broken by the rolling 81 he ship and had
igped The flames spread with great rapdty and soon
assembled through the hurricane deck. The engines
stopped, aud order 20 launch the boats promptly
o9yed or t4e QsclpDne On ogard was ~ the pest me
boats launched safely. All The officers lost Bohmc
states that he got lnIo the boat by going down the
painter by which abs attached 10 the snip and he
thinks that Under the circumstances it would have been
impossible 70 put go many women and children INTO
small boats. There no way Of saving them unless
they jumped overheard aud being afraid ~ do this all
persisted IN the flames.
William Jones' seaman, stated that Oct. % he was
the f0retOp yard when, hearing the cry Of fire, lie
hurried 10 the deck, and found the flames coming
through the grating Of the bOilerrOom There was one
stream OF water playing on the FIRE from small hand
pump When the captain gave orders TO take ont the
boats the witness went to the hurricane deck ana
launched He next inspected the aft sarbOard boat
but found that her gone. The crew in this
boat tried TO of the passengers but failed to
reach them.
Inspector Matthews says that Witnesses will be
aned who Will show that the engine was on the same
deck the pantry and also that there are many shps
that built in that way and that these ships leave
Hew-YOrk. The investigation viii $50 continued to-day