New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-03
WHOLE NUMBER 1886.

Der of 1888.
Third Dispdtci.i
HALIFAX. April There is nothing in
| the shape Of documents saved from the At
lantic. The list of passengers will be OBJ.
| tanned, if possible, upon the return OF
steamers from the wreck.
Fourth Dispatch.'
HALIFAX. April "A steerage passenger
makes the following statement: | turned
into my berth about eleven o'clock Monday
| night. The night was dark, 0ut starlight
and weather fine. | knew the ship was
| going into Halifax for coai. The last | re-
| member was that two bells lone o'clock
| struck. | then went 90 sleep, and woke up
| with the shock and remarked TO my mate,
There goes the anchor" l thought. of
| course, we were safe in Halifax harbOr, but
as soon as she made the second plunge |
| said, Good God! she is ashore
With that we got up and dressed. The
| cOmpanion-way was thrOnged with the
| lower steerage passengers. Seeing that the
| sea was commencing TO break over the
| ship and lower down the cOmpaniOn-w way,
| got as many as possible to take the hunks
| and hold on by the iron stancliOns There
we remained until after daylight. The
| ship had fallen over, and the steerage was
full! Of water. one side only being out of it.
| Our only chance of escape was the ports
A number Of men, probably twenty, got
| out through rhe ports 70 the side of the
vessel remained tin All who we're alive
were ont. There were a GREAT many
drowned in the hunks, and others were
| drowned while trying TO reach the ports. |
got out through the ports and held fast to
the side O,the ship Tor about two hours,
and then went ashore by the lite line.
When left the shin there were still a
graat mapT in tho r;rgin9
Tho Names of tha cahIn nassengers lost
are as f0iInws Cvrus M Fisher counselor.
at.Iaw Of Vermont and His wife. Miss Bro
die and Miss Baker both of Chicago: j, H.
Price of No I5l Broadway. New York: Mr..
Kruoer nf No "a EXCHANGE nIace. New
YORK. Albert sumner of San Francisco:
No. lis Broome street. New York: Mr. Mer-
Iitt and wife. of New York: Miss Scrymser
and Miss Merritt. of New York: Mrs. Da.
wilson and dauphter. of London. W. h.
WELLINGTON, of Boston; Or, Streat. wife,
son and daughter, of Nevada.
The following are the names of the Off
GERS saved: James A. Williams. captain; J.
W. Firth. chief officer Cornelius Brady.
third officer; John Browne, fourth officer;
Cantajn Paiee, surDeon. The second Off,
GER Henry Metcah, is among the lost also
Ambrose Worthington. purser. and Hugh
Christie. steward. Probably One-half If
the crew were LOST The names Ut the
stperaoe oassenqers saved are az follows:
Robert Wood. Edward Two, Thomas Gully,
NJ. Greener, James Bateman. f. Egan, Hen
rv Jones. Joseph Carroll, 2. Kelly, Benia-
min Burns, p. Carroll, 2. Dunn. John Nc
Namara, William Kelly Cornwall William
Moline. Alfred Brenham. Thomas Sinclair,
Z. McAden, Robert Hewlett, Patrick Bag
Ian, Otto Anderson. =. NJ. Hanson, John
Svier5k. r. K, Peterson, O. p. Hanson O. K.
Anderson. T.. M Nelson. William Cunning
ham, G. NJ. Hanson. L b. Lawson, X. 5. Vim
son. l.. p. Thompson, A. Harrison, J. NJ.
johnson. Christian Curling. j. II. johnson,
John Richards, John Stonelland, John
Lucas. George Park. A. Giovanni. NJ.
Schwartz, Jacob Schmidt, Charles johnson.
Duller Ziuck, G.. +. Stevenson, John Fungo.
John Divotal. Edward Miller, James
Lucas, James Doran. Frederick Potter,
Clouse Clachith. John Smith, William
Booth, Thomas KEYS, Patrick Sampson.
W. X, Nayman. Charles McCabe. vii.
liam Havman. Z. Ellinge-. Victor Meyer.
Robcr. Thomas. Thomas Beering, VII.
liam Smith. Richard Taylor, George
ard REYNOLDS. Pat,ici. SGtc!!f, Patrick Cos.
Grove. William Wood. simon Finn, James
Doyle. Edmun,. Dohertv. j. A. .'eters, John
Buri;nan. John Deer. James RYAN, Timothy
J. O'SulIiyan. Charles Nj. Pearson. Charles
Hareby. Michael Sullivan. Patr'k O'Congor.
Patrick Moore. Patrick Reilly. Thomas
Pratt. Osmond Gumberson. James SCHMIDT,
Michael Owens, Thomas Wilson. Daniel
Walsh, II Shumrnav. K. Prtcher. Michael
Kelly. Andrew Schwartz. William Shaw.
Neil Sulsen, Richard George. john Nj.
McGrath. Peter Anderson, Augustus Bri-
oeIen. Hugh HUGHES. William NAV, Patrick
Harmon. Michael Carmodv, Thomas Booth
James McCallister, William Christian. Mr.
Folke, Augustus Etelke. Joseph Telleti.
Alfred Vclcke. Thomas Jarvis, Frederick
Drumburki, A. J. Glstave. John IIeye4cl
Frederick Waydon. William GlaniGeld.
Charles Norris. William Hawks, John
Wren, Thomas Murphy, Hampton Leadon.
Hugh O'Neil. +. Tusser, p Leveritt, Michael
sinorer. James McI.atchy, Thomas Magin-
ing. Alexander Cameron. John williamson,
Thomas Motfatt, Pat Sullivan, Henry Par
sons, Pat McGrath, Andrew Stodburson, j..
II. johnson, Harris Hanson, Charles Groom,
John Wackerham. John Carlson, b. Ian
sem, Theo Culsen, +. Gavner. {. HUFF,
Hans Borden. Patrick Grocefod, Peter
Reilly, Raphael Smith. John G.. Ely,
Frederick Eehv, o. j. Nielsen. X. Thompson,
c. Cornelius. Henry Jacobs, William
Worthington. James McGrath, John Hand
| lev, Thomas Cunningham, B. Peck, Thomas
Connolly. Patrick Connolly. Z. Rogers.
| j. ohm Schwartz, William Shrell, Michael
| Burns Mr.. Lisdall and son, William Wal
| lam. Michael Schwartz, Daniel Reilly, Chris
| CrinnerItt. Thomas McCuppen, Marcus
| ErrisSon. Neil Nelson, John Mung. Thomas
Metcalt. Z. Drlscol!, Terrence mccarthy,
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