The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-02

| New York. Nov. 18th, for liarvc, was
sunk after collision, with British shin
in the open sea. Eghty-scvcn persons
were rescued.
rHIED DISPATCH.
LONDON, Dec. /.
One of the most appalling marine dsas-
astcrs chroniced since the loss of the
steamship Atlantic is reported this morn
ing. The steamship Vile Du IIavrc of the
French transatlantic line, running be-
tween New York and Havre. collided with
an unknown vessel after leaving New York
on her passage to lIavre and sunk few
minutes after. She carried valuable car
90. OF those on board only eighty
were saved. One hundred and forty of the
passengers and crew were drowned.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
LONDON, Dee. l.
The ship Trimountain from New York
arrived at Cardiff at an early hour this
morning, bringing intelligence of dread
full disaster to the Vile du Havre, which
left New York Nov. IS, for Hayre. under
command of Capt Durmont. Ate o'clock
on the morning of the 23d of November.
the Vile du IIavrc cOlided with the Brit
ISL ship Lock Earn, from London for New
York, and sunk shortly after. Two hun
drcd and twcnty-siX of the passengers on
the steamship lost their lives. The Tri-
mountain rescued eighty-seven of her pas
sengcrs aud crew and brought them to
Cardiff.
FIFTH DIsrACH.
New York, Dec. /.
The agent Of the French line has list
of twcnty-ninc persons saved from the Vile
du liayrc by one vessel. More are ey-
pected by another vessel due here
SIXTH DISPATCH.
LONDON Dec. /.
Later dispatches from Cardiff bring the
following additional particulars OF the loss
of the Vile du lIayro
She was struck amidships by the Lock
Earn and sank in twelve minutes after the
collision occurred The Lock Earn i'm
medatcly lowered three boats, which rem
dercd all the service it was possible for
them to do Among the passengers rescued
are ten women. Fifty-threc Of the crew
were saved, including the captain.
Among the passengers per the Vile du
lIayre were Judge Peckham and wife of
Albany. n. y, Mrs. Edward Curtis and
maid, Il. \. Williams, jr, Captain G..
Hunter and wife. Mrs. Caroline Hunter.
Mr.. Cramcr OF Waterford, Saratoga
county, \ y, Thomas Hammond and wife
and three children, Mrs Mary Buckley of
Rye, Westminster county, n Y accom-
panied by her daughter and by Miss Wag-
staff of Long Island. Mrs Buckley is among
the saved, but the young ladies are under
stood to have been lost, as Mrs. b tee-
graphs she alone was saved. There were
also among the passengers the following
members of the evangelical alliance, re-
turning to their homes Rev. Antonio Car
rusco of Spain, Prof. Z Premier of Geneva,
Switzerland, Rev n Weiss of Paris, Emile
Cook, do, and Mr. Lorrire. Alfred Bar
bauson Of the Belgian legation at Wash
ington, was also passenger. Charles b.
Waite and Julia Waite, children of the
proprietor Of the Breyoort house, were
passengers. The son was saved ard the
daughter lost. James Bishop of Bishop Il
Co., No 30 Broadway, is saved. Francis
co Dado of brooklyn, first cabin passen-
ger, was saved. II. A. Williams was
saved.
SEVENTH DISPATCH.
LONDON, Dec. /, 2p. m.
There were eighty-seven saved from the
wreck Of the Vile du IIavre, viz; the cap
tain, five officers and fifty-four of the crew
and twenty seven passengers, as follows :
Miss Mary Hunter, Miss Annie Hunter,
Miss Helene MiXter Miss Madeline Mixter,
Emile Cook Rev. N. Weiss, Mrs. II. G..
Spaffard, James Bishop, Charles Creste,
Miss Breeder, Francisco Dado, Hyppolitc
Waite, II. A. Wiltkaus, jr., f, Marconnet,
Miss Fanny Bnninger, Alfred Barbausen,
Xavier Hequgnot, Mr.. Lonciux, c. Bur
nett Waite, Miss Cornelia Edgar. Mrs
Marie Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II.
Swift, Andrew b. McCrecry, Mr.. Cramer,
Henry BeIknap and Legrand (prohably
Bangrand)
EIGHTH DISPATCH.
New YORK, Dec. /, Noon
The Vile du Havre was formerly the