The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08


where the boats were being launched he was
damned between the cookhouse and the gun VALE
he was afterwards rescued, he Is now In the Sea-
mems Hospital at Dover, IN a very precafieus
state sta the captain and pilot were together and
| yourselves, make for the topmast," to which many
OF the poor people accordingly rushed.
TO THE RESCUE.
In q quarter OF an hour the boat which contained
the captains wife hailed the steamtug City Of
London. Captain Kingston, which had been at
anchor and was attracted to the spot by the blue
light and rockets Captain Kingston displayed the
thirty peope in the p boat Sat IN the hope no. Of
rescuing Others steamed Tor some time around the
OF en- hour d s
The Kngsdown lugger Mary, George Point,
master master. While cruising about. saw tn, the
down for the vessel She discovered the second
boat. containing thirty-four passengers. and took
No. Q, Captain Pitcher, reached the scene OF the
wreck soon after the ship sunk, and rescued the
the vessel, rose to the surface and chung to the
mizzentopmast rigging, where they remained
1 up. The City Of London, the Mary, and the Prin-
cess, after remaining at Dungeness until there was
no further hope Of saving lie, proceeded with the
LIST OF PASSENGERS.
Subloiued Is the Official list OF the passengers
who were on board the NOrthneet at the moment
OF the collision frederick s. Brand, cabin pas
Raiie wife and two Children; Charles Poney WIFE
and two children; sidney Smith, wife and son,
s"ss osnG E Es anS mG Ss
t S; John s cauat and and wi!s;. Isaac wsra
John Faster ana vile; Thomas webb, wife, two
boys and baby Charles :, HoTsne vie and two
and girl nine years old; John Dixon, wife, child and
baby; Edwin Tough, wife and girl, six years old;
| George X. Wiltshire and wife; william Goodrich
| wife and two children; Benjamin Knott, vile and
girl seven years old John sturgeon, wife and baby;
children; VIM; Sims, wife, three girls and baby; d.
Sims and son; W. 6herrn, wife and boy three years;
Courtney and vile; A. F. Raynor' wife and n two
boys; George Hales, wife and two children; Alfred
Warren sn. and wife, William Thos Reyille wife and
William Norkett, wife and baby; Frederick Jack;
son, wife and daughter; George LitIlewood and
ford, wife and baby; George Damn and vile /; Enock
Pearse, wife and three children; William Woods,
two daughters; James Neville and two sons;
Arthur Civilian and nephew (Henry Bais), four.
George T apson George s Fleet William Davies, vii,
liam Turner John Farrant, Joseph Line, Charles
Alfred Harris Sn Rarrs GSPPn Tnomas
hill, Henry Rowley, Jonn Hayden, James Aery,
John swelling Henry White, william Becken-
George ' Henry Smith, William Weeks, John Cor,
field, Dennis Crowley, Robert George CLARK, George
James st sS Thomas " FaSaa, EDWARDS Reed
Thomas Richardson, Arthur Brand, William Day,
John Bowl william Ward William cs Ge eorge
scph sharp james smith, Joseph Blrdroot, William
s so" George "''' sray, William Fowler AIRED
Peppett,- Frederick Howard, Frederick Miles,
Samuel HAWKINS, James Stephens James Forster,
John Gray, George Goddard r. Goodchild, samuel
| Standen, William Robins Henry Lee, Samuel Ward,
1
uel Bradford, Thomas Reader, William Tack, John
nemar. william GUM David Sheppard Wilham
love- s Waiter s Clark. Charles whtDurn Caleb Cum.
liam Henry rnipS joseph u ba5T,s'
John Brown, James Collins George Cox, George
Abbott, Thomas Wells, George Tapset, John Start,
joseph joseph Martin Martin William Herbert William Nye,,
| George Wallis, William Ward. George ward, J.
John w SeTrSe SaTK iSn YATES aaSs
Clayton, Thomas Turner, Henry Coventry, George
Robert Smith. James Smith, k!cnara Young,
Fre a burton Reuben White, William Slack,
Thomas Lee, Amos Lovelock, Thomas Hathaway,
John Lacey, Thomas Williams, John NewbIry,
Charles Thomas Cole, John Beverage, William Nor
man, James Peter Smith, George Reynolds, John
Haey
James Maynard, r. Chandler, David Sims John
| COnrOy, William Jarvis Emile Cathrlne, William
| Alexander, William Fitch, James Goiding, William
Smith, John Roberts, William Parson, Joseph
Rogers George Cole, John 0'Leary, John Kelly,
| Charles Holland Watts Bachelor, Francis Raw
lins James Swift, ]. NJ. Preston, George Stammcrs,
| Charles Salmon, John Carr, Thomas Oakley George
Mason.
| NAMRs OF THE SAVED.
The names Of those rescued by the iugger MARI
ySSS GsS s1a Fo4s
| ter Eliza Huggett, George Tapnell, Thomas Line,
G. M. Preston, Reuben White, George TaPlin,
Thomas Turner, Samuel Hawkins. Henry Jewell,
1 w. Turner, Amos L0veleck, Charles Rofe, Denis
| Dr0wiey John Berrey, James Canty, William Brow,
| Caleb Cummns. John Start James Swift James
Dayman and John C0nroy, principally passengers.
were as follows: Mrs. Frederick Knowles lwife Of
the captain), Lucy sturgeon and child (Harriep,
| Maria Tapin, Robert Smith, John Demar, John
| Dixon, John Leary, Richard Taylor, Walter Bat
chelor, George Chiven, William Cole, John Wool
Davis, J. Brown +. Medley, W. Mayrosen, J. Sur
geOn J. Lynch, j. Bayhs, J. Lee, u. Macarty, J.
| Hadley and G. Clarke passengers, and the follow
ing seamen:-J0hn Caser, Albert RObey, Theoaore
\ Bonner, Carl Andersen, John Beyanin, Carl Han
| ron and Charles Humphrey.
The following list OF persons rescued by the Prin-
completes the record OF the names OF the sur
| vvors :-GeOrge Brack 1.-THE pilot, Robert Lass,
Samuel Watkins, Andrew MAIDS tseamenl, George
Masen, Jonathan Tarran. william Davis, q. ID.
| Smith, Alfred Bannister, John Lakeland, Edward
| Kitten, Edward Tapson, Robert Newly, William
| Becklnnam william Fowler, william Jackson,
James Harden, Denis Murphy, John Beveriuge
James Green and Joseph Sharp (passengers).
BROOKLYN MEANNESN
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