New-York tribune., 1873-12-15
THE VILE DU HAvRE DISASTER.

A PARTIAL LIST OF PERSONS SAVED, WITH PAR
TICULARs OF THEIR RESCUE.
The following list contains the names OF
some persons saved with the particulars OF their rescue,
as given in the London journals OF Dec. 2:
Mr. James Bishop, No 80 Broadway, NewYork left the
ship plank oated about threeqnarters of an hour,
and then was picked w by French boat.
Mr.. Henry Belknap, No. Mount Vernon-st., Boston,
from the wreck, and was picked up aOoat al nour
after by an English boat. nj.
Mr.. Andrew McCreery, No. Rue Beauiean, Paris
left before she sank and was picked up about one hour
Alfred Barbancon, No 90 Rue de Hamoneg. Belgium.
from the wreck. without support, for one Iour,
and was picked up BY Fseneh I boat t. p,,,o,o. p.r,
hoated direct to an Engl,sh @ snip on r"i1' ana was
pheL Mr Le Grand Cramer, Troy, yew-York sank with
wreck; severely injured aboi the head; oaed about
one hour; saved by an English boat; last an aunt.
New.Ycrk. swain from wreck, found support. hoated
about one hour and picked q an Eps'a aS, boat, N.
Bedford United States jumped overheard with iepre-
servers hoated about hour, aud picked up W
d" Mr. Francisco cisco Ldo Nos rs sa and 1874 Madcnan
New-York. and No 35 Rue de Luxembourg, Paris, left
the ship before she sank, foated on plank one hour,
and picked up by an English boat.
Mr.. Charles b. Waite Brev0ort House. NewYork. and
ca Avenue dAlma, Paris, sank with the ship, for
time. then found piece OF timber and hoated three
quarters Of an hour. He was picked up by French
Mr. McKoskey Butt New-York, sank with ship, Aoated
with piece OF timber Of an hour aud was
picked up by "a French boat.
Mr. NJ A. Bulkley, Riga, New-York, sank with tho
ship, foated with timber one hour ana was picked up
by an English boat she has lost o daughter
Mrs. Henry d. Spaford l59 La sae-st, Chicago, III
nos sank with SHIP hoaed with timber one hour, and
was picked up BY English boat She has lost three
Mrs Cfeste Paris sank with ship hoated with timber
hour, and was picked up by French boat She has
lost her husband.
Miss Addie Breeden, No. 27 Avenue de Paris. Yer
sailles France. and NewYor, sank with ship hoated
with timber one hour, and was picked up by French
boat. She has lost her father.
Miss Fanny Bininger. No 80 Broadst. NewY York. sank
with ship, foated on pilots steps tbreeQuarters OF
hour and was picked up by French boat She has lost
her mother.
Miss Mary Hunter, No. u K-st., Newport R l., sank
with ship, foated timber hour, and picked
up by an EngsGbost She has lost father, mother and
sister.
Miss Anna Hunter No. II K-st, Newport r. L. sank with
ship foated timber one hour and picked up by
an English boat She has lost q sister.
Misses Madeline and Helene Mlxter. No. 1876 Beaconst
Boston, Mass sank with the ship tho former foated
on timber threeGuarters of hour and the latter on
pilots steps hour. and they were picked up by An
English boat They have lost father, mother two ais
ters, aud grandfather.
Miss G. Edgar, No ~ East seventeenth-st New.York
sank with ship, hoated timber one hour aud WAS
picked up by an English boat She has lost mother and
sister.
Capt surmont sank with the ship, swan for three.
quarters OF an hour. and was picked up by French
boat Capt Paray sank with the ship, hosted with tim,
ber for two hours and picked by French boat.
Frstoficer at his post lowered his boat and saved
those rescued by the French boat
Purser Vie sank with the ship, picked mp BY tho
FTench boat, ana then assisted TO save passengers.
Second Purser Dubec swan from the ship nearly the
boat
Second Engineer sank with the ship, hoated with tim
per three hours and the last saved " the EDgsh
boat