New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
4 sTEAMSHIps VoY4GE DELAYED.

THE STEAMSHIP MONTANA OVERDUE AT QUEENS
TOWN NO ANXIETY FELr BY TIE AGENTS.
The steamship Montana, of the Williams g.
Guion Lane whic sailed from this port Friday July
p and was due at Queenstown last Thursday.
has not yet arrived there. The agents OF the
line In this city express, however, no aPpre-
hension rs to the safety OF the slap, but on
the contrary the utmost that sh win reach
port safely That accident has befaen her or her
machinery conceded 10 be probable bur they say that
ia thateYont she proceeding probably under SAIL Her
progress must therefore be SLOW ana especially at this
season Of the year when light winds usually prevail.
They say that the Montana ia one OF thu best and
saunchest vessels aOa and that they should not feel
great alarm II news OF her not received Tor week
and that they have utmost confidence in the skin of
her commander Captain BeddOe who has been In their
employ for many years. ~.
The Montana was built sc Farrow-on-Tyne, England
where are built all the vessels OF this line ia 1874 and
u sister ship OF the Dakota, which recently foun-
dered on the Irish coast She IS an iron steamship, OF
1900 tons burden. She had ia cabin passengers, said
"a be the largest number carried at time by any
steamship OF this line and few In the steerage. She
carried also very large cargo of general merchandise.
The ship Is insured in foreign Offices, but
10 IL probable that largo part of the cargo Is insured in
local companies Her cargo consisted OF 1898 bushels
corn. $50 boxes bacon 1855 bales cotton 90 bales
hair GA erces beef 100 tons fresh meat, 6,1OO boxes
cheese 81 hogseads tobacco $50 bales leather so tubs
butter 100 barrels lard 1O packages docks q bales
cotton duck boxes box car springs 20 bar
rels jewellers ashes pianos 80 organs, bale rs, 10
DaekaCes machinery. 33 cases ubrioating cream.
THE following IA fun list OF her saloon passengers:
Mr. W. +. Aldreh W. f. Aldrch IT,, Alfred Appleton.
Mis- N A. Avery Miss ID. Avery, MISS Ida i. Avery,
Miss Catherine Ball, Miss Hattie Ball. Miss Maria BAH,
Mrs q Barnes, Robert Best. ]. A Brown, John Car
man Carroll Miss Lizzie Cassidy Sidney Clark, j. Ii.
Cofin John Coleman, ~. COhnachi, Mrs. COrdner Mr..
and Mira 4. Courohet, Captain E. Stanley Greek, Mr..
and MIRA r. l. Crook, T.. DAILY, Mr. and Mrs John Davis,
Mis- Annie DelwOOd. Mrs Dewhurst Edward Downing,
Or NJ j. Everett Mrs. Fawcett Mrs Janee F1sber ana
Master r. g. Fisher Thomas French, ST., NJ. j. Garry,
Miss Della Gelsi0u John GIN, Thomas Good, Colonel
and MIS- (ordOn Master Alexander Gordon, Miss Mabel
Gordon Miss Lillian Gordon and servant, John Green,
Mrs Nj q Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Harvey,
| ~ J. Heidennis, Fred. HemminR, che Rev. john q.
Henry lanes A. Holden, Mrs. Hyde. Miss Alice Hyde,
ID Ilsley Lieutenant r. s. Ireland, O. Jackson RJohn-
ston H. H. dc JOuche, Mrs. ID, J. Kane, Master ], j,
zane Mr. KimDall. Mr.. and MIS- Thomas Kitchen. Miss
Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. George Latham Charles Lawson,
The RaV DR. Snd Mrs. JOAN Icy burn, samuel Lockhart
Mics n Mack John Maley, Edward MaRdeyiile John
| Nav MT May, James McCool, n. u Mcdonald,
| George MITCHELL Miss A. Moore, Charles Moere,
| Mr. Phillips, John Person, A. H. Piisbury Miss
| nj Price George T.. Rees, Dr. Q. ~, Rlchard-
| SON Mrs T.. REILLY, Miss Clara Reilly, Miss RoDert
| sop the Rev. c. j. Ropes and Mrs Ropes, A, Ruda,
Mrs RYAN H. NJ. Sheppard, H. q. Smith, William steph-
ena Thomas Stephenson I. II. Thian X. Irauter, MT
and Mrs. Alexander Vlviea, George f. Wating, n. y
Wilhclm Isaac Williams, Mr. and Mrs John Z Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. c. B.WOod, Miss Alice Moodha, Miss Har-
riet Woodhall, AredIs ferstsan.