New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
THE EMILY b. sOUDER's LAST VOYAGE.


DISPATCH RECEIVED FROM THE SHIPS AGENT
AT KINGsTON-THE CARGO.
The Board of Marine Underwriters of this
city received dsratch from tn r agent at Kingston
nyescrly stating that two OF the seauen OF the ste?m
ship Emily H. Souder whch sailed from this port on De-
cember g. for st. Domingo and Turks Island, had ar
rived there on board OF the schooner Abbot
Devereux ana reported that they had abandoned the
steamer on December 10. in a sinking condition. The
sailors believe that the rest Of the officers and crew
and the Mae passengers who on board wero lost
copy OF this dispatch immediately sent to VIM p
Clyde OF the Of the Souder who transmitted
dispatch to the United States Consul at Jamaica, re-
guessing the OF the persona saved to be forwarded
to him. together with the nature and cause OF
the disaster and the prospects OF the safety OF the re-
m1inder OF the crew and passengers.
The Emily r. Souder sailed from this port FOR TURKS
Island and It. Domingo December 8, with nine pas
sengers OF twentyeght persons besides Capfaln
Kueh and a general cargo, mostly OF provisions As the
ports for which she sailed are not in tele-
graphic communication with this city. the inf0r-
nation received yesterday was the first received
here since her departure. The owners OF the Vessei
were no, inclined to give any particulars which would
cause distress to friends uut they should receive more
definite news They could not credit the statement that
10 persons saved except the two sailors at Kings
ton, until further particulars should explain It, Mr.
Clyde said that he did not wish to believe
that many people were lOst until no h''
received fuller particulars This, he sad was the first
time that life had been lost on any OF the clyde
steamships for twenty-five years past. steam ship
capan stated that the Soudcr encountered the terrible
gale o. December TO- which prevailed along the entire
Atlantic coast nc that time aud being very old vessel
she soon foundercd.
Particulars relating to the officers and crew were din
cult 10 obtain the company's Office, rs no one seemed
10 have an acquaintance with Of them excepting the
wa Tho following IL %
LET Of the which was partially insured Inc por
Tiour bbs nos; beans bills, 50; soap, bxs., 6O3
bread. pgs. 81; lumber. feet $40 tobacco md d
died nan bxs.. 025 Vegetables bills, 30; drugs,
pgs 81 Taislns, pgs, 1925 bacon ps 2'lol sewing i
by, I9I; glassware. pGs.. 20 hardware pgs. 20 {;
confectionery, pgs 81 beer, Gags, % saIucTy' ptsp
Ia cart. TooIw9re pgs' "a "a ear,fnGJJs u.s.
tar bbls.. IL nails, Gags, 80; niyEooas' psS"a
taliow. ~, I3,2i7 hats, cases, lead, plgs' 80
PORK. bbls.. los; rice bags lOi candles, oks -od:
.ugar bbs, -: furniture, Casrs, 62i beer, bDs y;
butter lbs $3.50; hams, lbs. 51s4 picked hs, Dol-'
DO; peas. bush, 80; apples. bbls.' 81; d9mestes,
S 40 tGn-aGs Se s rrahgr goods goods cases 20
sIoes eases. al; WAGONS, 10; lamps pkgs, o. rope
pigs %; cnmd leather cases 10; lmseed or gals
so. enns eases tw,nc. bbls 3; manufactured IRON.
pkgs d: machinery, ptgs, ~ Tofin' Dos W. so"V-
eretse. bbls., 10; states, eases, 10
The part OF the cargo FOR Turks Island was az ioo"s
Rect nbls .; butter lbs, ll99; cheese. lbs, Cos;
apDlrs bbi, oats, blsb., co. tea. pge, candies
Ly. ~; Nas, Gags q stationery, cs, dolnesucr,
balls, 6; Rice. bags, 40 lumber. IT.. LOCO tobacco
Inf. ibs So tongues bbl., hardware cs. sugar,
D oi,,, ~ anu! pCrl' hbl'. II: vegetables,
G GE a. bran. bags, 80: canned goods, cs 2l
lard ms sl7 hams. lbs. l.59l rope, pgs, q wood
ware. pg starch. b1s.' 49, riisms, 9Ss,, 10 49, rye
eases q picked hsh. bbls., tar, hbs., :; drugs
pgs o c6ru. bush, go soap oxs' 10 Deans, DDlf.'
aogT corn corn ,ncs bISis II homny bDIs 81 bread
pgs.. ~ peas, bush, 81