The Morning herald., 1875-12-08
OVER THE CABLE YEsTERD1r
Al ocean Disaster.

OVER THE CABLE YEsTERDAY.
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b.. .e An ocean Disasler.1c
LONDON, Dec. 7.-Lloyds' agent at Roch-
ester, reports this morning that boat has
come ashore In that vicinity from the steam
er Deutschland, of the North Geralan
Lloyd, from, Bremen, Dec, 4, for New York.
The boat contained one man and the dead
bodies Of two others. The man reports that
the Deutschland is aground somewhere in
the North Sea. Lloyds' agent at Sherness,
nearer the mouth Of the Themes, confirms
the news of the disaster to the Deutschland,
but gives no further detail. The two men
perished from long exposure, having been in
the boat for thirty Eight hours.
* A Later Despatch.
LONDON, Dec. 7.-Lloyds' agent at Sheer
ness telegraphs that the person who arrived
in the boat was quartermaster of the
steamer Deutschland. His name is August.
One Of those who died from exposure was
named Farenstein, and the others name is
unknown. August reports that the steamer
struck sand bank in the North Sea; one
boat left the ship before that occupied By
August and his companions. a
The fate Of that boat is unknown. The
fate of the Deutschland itself is also un-
known, August believes that she is totally
lost. with all her passengers and crew
They numbcrl5 iIE =
7 The News In New York KIT
New YORK, Dec. 7.--Messys.4 Oelrichs q
Company, agents for the North German
Lloyd line Of this city, this afternoon re-
ceived the following dispatch from South
ampton: gessf +a-.
q The Deutschland ran ashore on Long
Sands and flfty Of the passengers and crew
are reported drowned. Part Of the pas
sengers and crew arrived at Harwich Tues
day afternoon. Further particulars are
,s..- liz
The Deutschland has been laid up at Bre-
men for some time past and sailed for New
York, Dec. 4th. She had just received q
new compliment Of officers. The names Of
the captain or crew are not known to the
agents here. s t.5i 3s
It is the first steamship the company has
ever lost. N IA
The Prince Of Wales Meets With a
5il'a Mishap.
LONDON, Dec. IA telegram received
this morning states that the Prince ofWales,
who Is now at Colombo, Ceylon, on bis
hoimeward route, while returning from an
shooting excursion, met with an
accident which caused some alarm, but wa
without serious result. The
Princes carriage was upset and It's royal
was precipitated, he falling under
the vehicle. He was taken out, however,
unhurt. .a
The French Assembly.
PARIS, Dec. 7.-The Committee appointed
by the Right and Left Centres in the Assem-
bly, have agreed to report the following
to that body The dissolution
of the Assembly shall take place at the end
of December the selection for Senators
shall be held on the 23d of January, and for
General Deputie on the Goth of February,
and the meeting of both Chambers shall be
on the Goth of March.
The Bonapartists Plotting.
PARIS, Dec. Ut is reported that ito
Bonapartists are plotting to affect q coalition
with the Republicans to overthrow the
Government on the question Of the Senator
ial nominations in the Assembly. rs sena-
tors are to be elected,3l being yet unchosen.
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A RumOr Concerning Ross Twecd.' =
TORONTO, Ont, Dec. III was rumored
here last night that Boss Tweed arrived
here yesterday morning, but the rumor
proved, on investigation, to be unfoundec.
There is authentic information on the sub
ject to the effect that the Grand Jury still
have the evidence in Babcock's case under
and that TODAY immediately