, 1875-12-08
DISASTER.
uho German Passenger Steamer
Deutschland wrecked Oh
tho English Coast.
riftv Out of the 175 on Board Drowned
or Perish from Cold.
rhe Disaster Occurs During o Heavy
Driving Snow.Ssorus.


partial List Of the Loot nnd Missing.
1oypor, Dee. 7.-LloYd'n agent at Rochester.
rna reports This morning that l. boat has como
lahore IN that vicinity from tho stoamor Deus'cl-
;.nd from Bremen Dec. 4. for Now York. Tho
ho.k contained ons man and tho dead bodlca of
lro others. Tho man reports that tho Deutach
land js aground In Tho Norti, Sea. Tho two mon
m,tshod from exposure, having been IN tho boat
hirty.etght hotra.
Aueuet is tho nnn,o Of tho Qnartermastcr OF
,ha eteamcr Deutschland, who arrived IN tho
boat. no rcportH sha. alo struck Oh tho snnd-
INK IN The North Sea, and he booYos al,o Ia
,n,t1y lost with all her passengers aid crow.
fhsy numbered 151. Quo boat loft tho bhip bs-
iore Tint occupied by August aud hiH comran-
ms, Tho fate Of tho boas je unknown. THO
aano Of one OF tho mon who diod in Augnst's
boat is Foxenatcin.
,LoxDoa, Doo. 7.~Tl,e following In verbatim
copy OF tho Lfoydn' telegram from tllo lInr"cA
10 regard to tho Deutschland
"lho stenusor deutschland, from Bremen for
Nav York. with emlgranta grounded OIL Kont!sh
bpock, at 3 O'Clock Monday tnolniag, dnr,nK a
beayy norlhcast gale. Tho weather wna th1ck
vith 8now. The crAw and l,asaengetH "sio
dsanncd. TIC deutschland Inns heaten over the
E.usish knoek. and ~ no* in "a fa.1ySs ,n Of
When Capt. Ulfckcn TEN lett the fteamer aho
wsa full ot sater, which waH rising aud failing
viii tic t,de. Ane'stanco has becn sens TO tho
Deuschlaud."
Capt. DrIclienetaln and part Of tho passengers
Nd crew OF tho Hleatuship lave landed at Hnr-
nich, It III eupposed that about fifty of tho
p.ssoneera md crow wcro drowned. Tho
Deutschland is how on Long SAnia, kt!ll further
toy.ras tho Essex shore Than tho Kont,sh Kl,oclt.
Tso tugs and a lifo.boat have proceeded to the
scene ct tue dlsaafor. Tho KentHl sa1ldH aro
feT mlcs of the mouth Of th1 Tna,aes
Tho sgsnts Of tue North Go,rnan Lloyds'
sso,uship Company stRto That tho steamer
deutschland lad two first cabin. twenty-four
ucond clRss, nutl uinoty -soyen atcerauo paston-
se1s Tho commander of the B,itsh iua,.-ot-
~ re3oiope tc!egrarls from Hatwici tt, tho
@1siudor ii lhe passonge1s and crew l,avo landed
4 tHs1n;cb. where i1eY a1e uudsr tho cala OF
ibe German Consul.
Qnsrlermastor Auauat, in hts s.atomont aays
tbe name Of tho Captain Of tho Deutschland III
Dsslus. The ateatuer lott Dromcu Sunday morn
ipg md struck tho Kntck on Sunday ovcuing.
KTtsY effort was inside to got her oil bu: In van.
Ihs sca washed over tho ship. c.rTyluX away
much Of hcr gear. Tho Captain kept very cool.
Ife:beits 10 be distributed among tho paasou-
esfa and GROW. 1Le next mutuing, As 1t was
sbongat tho ahip vas about to break up, tho
order was given to loaor the boats. August and
hoats ehoh capBizsd twice in lQwer.ng, when
lhs righted. they d1iited awAy from the
rs,mer. They tricd 10 pul. back, bit could not.
Aheayy spov-atofm prevailed, and tho weather
NIL piorclnE cold. His two companliNs petaHlled
f1oni o1roeiiso. Aueust BaYs The Grew numbered
l31 When he last saw the steamer endoayors
we're being made to launch all the boats.
Tho Advertiser reports that tho total number
ofpesaons rescued from the Deutschland is 15o.
TEenty-hyc bags Of 1uaiI ~elo saved.
]. urofsman. first cabin Ludsig Heor1nan,
Maia Forster. Emil flock. Bertha Funding. i've
NINA Tlocoop. Radolkoff, aud g. LundBrauer,
Tho Deutschland fred rockets all day Monday
sad until Tuesday morning, aud although thoy
vsse seen from u.rwioh, Il Was impraosiosblo to
&C., I'd ~. opax aD tue re Ess @ ns
1sh t IL ty:ono Ix psrsoas iueasane s Ii tIs
officers except tho fourth. Ono child dtcd ou
bps'd the tug, Tho number Of dcad bodies IN
las stoamefa cabIn was httY and others are
~ op2 Il sSe. toas Sn'n aro saorn To- E.
n7eq breck, tho tnattornnster IS apparently
dIog his swollen. hlackoned sppearanco lndt-
ssscE tfo1t.sise. Aia NARRATIVE san given With
Etat dlttculty. he aaid hta Don't "aA attached
% t1a ship ny rope. which oroko, aud tho boat
fl! 70 leewa1d; Thore being no oars, i wns
iupoehblo 10 return. 80 4 sail Naa tiGgGa, and
a oo.t droyo boiolo the wind Ill dsy anu tho
4 .ss.so passenger named rornstton, being
s .sa ead sad s,.hout soe,. shoes aud sos4'as+
esssk ri ths morning ,he hoat ',. W. u. pefsevod ~
~ AAlefytnaQ Gn uutJ a. tna 1ork al 61Gelneae1
sa1 Wss rescued. ............. ....
I9s Captain Gays signals wero answered from
9Haa6at yessels and coaas guards stationed Ut
aEslck dining Monday ovebug, but, owing TO
he hereennas OF tho .Eale. 1t Vas iuapossiblo to
ssaa assistance. No ltlo-boae "as to ba bud. and
poae othef could live.
LL1EB.
lns scenea At tho wreck or the arrival Of tho
soa aeflea description Strong nlon, Won1cll.
aM Shadten nero oipglng 70 tho rigging. from,
salea many bad been wished away. Some
HHa Y thcir last struggles. In tEe oabln we're
ne0 tne Gu. paet pf ladtoa aud oli dEea tus& IA
Mey retired. Cae hundred and forty pc sons
5Me taken on bJ the tug. WITH ccant
GosGla8. Affiv.n4 at Has~loh, 4
n.'Ne tnas.!sofe Wcre takan charge OF bY the
tHel them Win fond. clothiuu. iotvinv and