, 1875-11-12
RECENT DISASTERS.
Statement Of the Quarterma4
ter Of the Lost
Pacific.
Fearful Dcath-Scenes Witnessed
While on the Frail
Raft.
i Boats Grew of Nine Per.
sons Believed to Have
Been Saved
No 7idinqs of the Passengers
and Crew of the City
Of Waco.
Tic Steamer Said TO Have Been Load
cd with lnGamIuable
GiIs.
Wreck of the Bark Toronto n
the West Indies.
The Story Told by the Only
Survivor Of the Ships Crew
Of Fourteen.
Another Terrible Picture Of Starya.
ton, Dcmcn.ia, and
heath.
Seven Are Drowned at 0uce, and Sn
StarVe to Death in the
Boat.
The Story Told by the Only
Survivor Of the Ships Crew
Of Fourteen,
Another Terrible Picture Of Starva.
ton, Demcn.ia, and
i}catii.
Seven Are Drowned at Once, and Si3
StarVe to Death in the
Boat.


SAN Francisco Cel., Nor. 1l.-~1he follonio&
ara tho passengers Of tho Pacific not heretofore
reported: ). Fos.ez. ]. ". Doyle. J. II. snili
van. J. Kennedy, William Powell, George
Bird, Edward Shepherd. Frank Mclaughlin.
George DzyHon, William Campion, Wiltiau
rower, Richard Turnbuls, John kenedy. Charlet
Smith. George rerne, X. l.. nainey, G. Jour.
nean1: F. Juusnoau1, I. Earnest Neyer JOSEPH
llaserly aud wfo> j. Thompaon, j. Cseden. z
C2nky. c. n. Miles, Adam Foster, Dennis Cain
l.. Lyons, j. peltior. Mr. and ,lEs. Keller aus
child. MIs. 4. Neyppihb, aud thirty-tive china
men ia tile Ateeyase aud etx ChinA1nen IN ttt
eab!n. blo had On board 9u0 in privatt
hands.
T1c1on1A, Nor. ll.--'Fhs steamship Gusei
Tolfair returned at o'clock last evening from
craise IN tho no'ghbo1aood Of Cape f'attaI,
lor survivors from tue FAcllc. She found III
living persons, but Picked up tho body Of 4 WON
Franci4co; tho body Of atr Vinlns, OF StoilAcoonl
Washington Territory and tho body of til.
stokcr Of the lost shlp. All these bo1los haf
ltfo-preaeryeFR OIL.
Tho Oliver WoIcott plchod up Tho body Of tht
assistant steward named Richard Jones.
Steamers ara still searching for moro bodics4
Tie ipuuest III th.es will bo held to-day. roe
uons Of the wreck arc beginning to conc ashora
pcat tlis port.
BAN raaxc1<co, Nov. ia dispatch from
Noah Bay, Washington Territory, dated ycator.
dag. gives tho abatement OF Neal O'Hnley. Quar-
termastcr Of tho Pacific, rescued bY the revenue
cutter Oliver WoIsott on tho morning Of tho 7sa
pie on hoard. Went below at 3 p, N. Every.
Thing was al! right. Tho lights we1e Ia
place. "ho4 tue sock occurred J
In ,,,,,o, on lesa. e..anl:, Esory'hi"s wa ID
OIL the tnrricauc-dcck. Tho slip foil on into
trnugh of tho aca. l saw a largo weasel under
sail. which, they said. struck tho steamer; SAN
her green I'sht dsstantly The pasaenge1t
of tho oaicoru. /. Will. tho chief engineer, got
a port poat forward into tho water, got tifteen
women and nix meu IN hor. bho waa capAlzed
b. tho rolling OF the sh,n. aew none Of thenl
rky.isht about fifteen minutes, and then got Oh
portion Of tho hurricane deck with homo eIght
othcrs. Tn )ooklng for tho stoanlcr found Hhe
bal disappeared: leaving 4 floating mass Of
human helugs. The Screams for help wore fearful
tu. soon ceased. and We were alone on tho raft.
There wero tho Captain. Second Mate. second
cook, and four passengers, including young
lady. At a. nj. next morning. the 18th, thata
blew gale from tho southeast, the sea making
clean brcak over tho 1att. wo laahsd our
the Captain. Second Mate, tho lady, and another
passenger. About 0 D. N. tho second cook
died. It cleared up nt about p. m. "a"
s 1ss 10 rs %Is sro ss" ,ots soa se' Aeaut St 's
,. m, smother died. On tho morning OF tho 9Th
another died, loasiug 1ne alona. About l p. N.
a large empty box tloatud near mo. Got Oh iha
taft for sholter, and aIept sound that n!ght sov
erai hours. On tho morning oi the 7.h Bsw land
Oh both sides and Was surrounded wlth toat
kelp, which made tho water smooth. It coutin-
ued catm all Gay aud night. At a. N. | was res-
caea By tho cutter.
A report from keah credits OIla1ey with tho
statement that the Second Alass told him shlle
on the raft that tho Chief Mate With eglt Of th8
crow IN boat got clear Of tha Bhip
Tho Wolcott has Rono cruising along the coast
Of Vancouver 1alaud, Tho Gaade Telfair
went souih. The Wolcott took In1iAns And
canooa 10 search the shoro for any thAs may
hAso itnhea.
As tho current has been strong from tho Weet-
we.d carrying tue bodies recovered tar up tho
Straits. II is 6eevell.that the two saved are I'll
that will be found ailye, except those Ia t4a
boat with the Mate, 10 case they made Hhose.
Eydently but !!sse Of tue steamer broke up,
eIcept the hufrrapu deck.
Nothing hns Yrt bsep aasM OF she ship which
struck tie Pacific. Several vessels from tho
outside hare been spoken, noue at whom had
sesm her. O'lIaley says the Cap&aln waa the laas
tuai, to leaso tho ship.
LoApuS, Out, Nov. ll.-Conducsos FrtZer
has received tvossnm froln hls bsotAer, who
wa paxsonKeF Of tue ill-fatod Pacific, saYtuK
he hai boun HAsel froul the wreck. Ho and
jelly ass bota of this city.
THE CITY Of WACO.
Srts,as Bspatch ta I'hs CA!eaee iribuns.
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