The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-12-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
List OF the Officers aud Passen-
gers Of the DeutChlnnd Saved.

LONDON, December S.-Ihe i0lloWll
Ia u complete list Of the first and secon
cabin passengers Of the Deutchland: i
cabin, saved-Wm. Leick, Clevelan,
Carl Meher, Jr., Bremen; missing,
Grossman, Hamburg. Second cabin, sSv
ed-Anna Petzhold, Theo. Fiedman, &c,
+. Saner, Hermann Nathan, Elwar
Stamm, Eliza Stamwall, Of New Yorl
Franz Hamm and family, Texas; Ado
Hermann, Cincinnati, Henrick ScheI
America, Alfred Whiting, Austria; miss
ing-O'Lundgnen Suredan, Bertha FunC
ling and TheO. Funding, Of New YorL
Ludwig Hermann, Wurtenburg Emi
Heck, Bade Abaden, ProCOrpi Paholkat
Russia; Maria Forester, Fritzlar Hesst
Cassel, Barbara Hnltenschmidt, Henry /
Asbender, Norbeta Remkobi, Azure
Badzunia, Bregta DNmhorst, The las
five were franciscan miners from Sale
katten, The list docs not include tn
passengers booked to Southampton AM
whose names are unasCertained.
THE WRECKED STEAMER DEUTSCHLAND
The steamship Deutschland, now lie
on the west edge Of the Kentish Knock
in four fathoms OF water. Her stern Ii
about five feet out Of water at high tide
Her wood ends have started, but hel
spars, sails and everything are standing
her matches over the cargo are undisturb
ed, and her deck Is dry at low water
The owners Of the vessel, together will
her agents from London, and Captain
Brickenstein went TO the wreck to-day,
New YoRK, December S.-The agents
in this city Of the North German Lloyd'i
Line furnish the following list Of steeragt
passengers saved:
Anna Mary Gmoelk, Theodore Mast
Catherine Muller, Vincenz Safarick aud
family, Adolph Forester, Anton Fichey
Heinrich Nickel and wife, Babetta Binder
and child, Catharwa Ball, Mary Bausin.
ger, Fred. Loercher' Gustave Nickel, V,
Hauser, John HammersChmidt, Michel
LuckenbaCh, John TassaskO, q. Otter,
Burkhardt Shafler, Edward jacob, Carl
Plutch, Bernhard Kirn,Geo Trellcrt, all
Of the United States. II. Schuster, Geo.
Hoernel, Catharina Schaiier and children,
Herman Drewes, Aug. AdOlph, Samuel
Darothea, Samuel Wilhelm Schroeder,
Herman Merz, Fritz Muller, John Gass,
George Weiss, VIM. Murge, Carl Schnepc,
WolfStien, Carl Filling, Maria Steurnaglel
johann Jansen, Margaret Meissner,
Maria MeisSner, Jacob SchmitE, Florin
Baeuel, N. .IIarulerniCk, NickOlaus Gross,
Franzska Chenna, Fred. Hartel and
wife, Aug. Beck and family, Franz Ire.
myer, all Of Germany John Giesick and
wife, Joseph Bopp, Johann KustGr and
wife, Osip Kadischil, Nil Of Russia; Her.
mann Mehrer, Jacob Weiss, Franz Holy,
Franz Chavat, Joseph Churan, GeOrgina
Frank, Maria SofariCk, Franziska Solar.
lex, Johann Stefka ind family, Fred.
Eisner, Anna lIubncr, all Of Austria.
CAPT. BRICKESsTEEN's ACCOUNT.
New York, December S.-A London
special says: Captain Brickenstein, Of the
unfortunate steamer Deutschland, who Is
at lIOrwick to-day gives the following
particulars Of the loss Of his vessel; We
left Bremerhaien on Sunday morning and
early on the following morning Of Mon.
day encountered heavy northeast snow
storm. The weather was 30 thick that
We found II necessary TO throw the lead
constantly and to sIacken the speed OF the
vessel. AT half past o'clock the vessel
struck, and shortly afterwards commence
cd humping very hard. Several vessels
passed us quite close, but paid no atten.
tion whatever to our signals Of distress.
| ordered the life-bOats 10 be got In readi.
ness md soon had them swung out, but |
did not deem II safe to lower them In such
heavy sea; one boat was lowered against
my positive order and she was almost i'm.
mediately swamped and the six persons
who were in 1t were drowned. A ire.
mendous sen swept the decks few mimi.
tes later and washed overheard many Of
the passengers, who had all previously
been protected with life.preservCrs. After
this ] ordered the passengers to take to
the rigging and some sought safety on the
wheel.hOusC, from which position they
were rescued by tug boat about ten
o'clock in the morning.
THE LONDON TIMES ON THE PRESIDENTS
MESSAGE.
LONDON, December 0.--Thc Time, to.
day has n leading editorial on the l'rcsi.
dents message. Referring to the part
about Spain and Cuba, the TimcS says:
III Spain can not suppress the Cuban
rebels, II the Island must be half ruined
while she holds il. II she will not put an
end to that institution which Ia the main
source Of disturbance,--it would be hard
to expect the United States to let the
work Of devastation proceed unchecked
merely out Of regard to the nominal SOY.
ereignty Of Spain. Spain Is on trial.
The limits Of her power to restore order
will he the limits Of her rights"
The 1im0 snys efforts will he made 10
save the Deutschland. No definite cx-
planation has yet been given for her dc.
virtion from the course except that
thick snow storm prevailed. The Gu.
nard steamer Liberia takes the Deulsch-
lands mail for the United States.
A Berlin dispatch says that the Nation
al Liberals in the Reichstag resolved to
consent to the political clauses In the bill
amending the penal Code.
Twelve corpses, including those four
nuns, have been brought ashore at liar
wiCh. II Is thought that few II my
bodies remain on The wreck.
The following additional particulars
are CLEANED from the statement OF a sur.
vivor: The lead was cast every half hour;
we found "a fathoms Of water, then II
and Immediately after struck; the engines
were turned At full speed astern when
we instantly lost our propeller; we were
then driven further up tho bank; the
pumps we're worked all day, and rockets
were fred; the passengers remained in
the deck houses until driven into the
rigging by the sen.
4 cable dispatch to The Western ASso.
ciated Press gives the above list simply
as the names Of the steernge passengers,
without stating who are saved or missing.
RECOVERY OF BODIES FROM THE MINES.
Fifty.nine bodies have been recovered
from the Swaithe Mine COlliery II isnow
considered certain that the dead will
number between l3O and 40.