The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-28
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PassENGERs ACCOUNTED FOE AND MISSING.
LONDON, November 27.-Tt has been ascer.
tanned that the following persons, who were
passengers on the Pommerania, landed al
Cherbourg: Madame C. s. De Freire and
Eve persons OF her family, from Washing.
ton !; Mr. E.tA. Ward and six persons Of bis
family, from New York; Mr.. =. ArDstein
and four OF his family, from San Francisco
Messrs. L. F. Schwarts, Otto Eoonemann,
and j. Charles, from New York; Mr.. W.
S. Adams, Springfield, Mass; Mr.. Charles
u. Guillinlot, New York; Mr.. Johann
Braun, Quincy, ILL.,; Messrs. F. Mort and
3. Arm. from Columbiapa, Ohio; Mr.. P.
Gross, st. Louis; Mr.. Louis Veith, Keo-
kuk, Iowa; Mr.. j. M. WOLF. ;Sandusky,
Ohio Mr.. Alexander, Of Paris; Mr.. Fl.
Garger. OF New. York Mr.. L. Scherer (pos-
sibly d. Scheren), of New York; Mr.. l..
Dresner Tor Dresmerl, OF Bergen county,
n. j.; S. F.. Schemes, T. Sauncre, G..
Kerhelg (probably e. Kerhebyl, OF Brook
Ign; G. Apple, Cincinnati. The foregoing
sailed from New York, and there were three
passengers from Plymouth.
The following, who appear on the steam
er's passenger-llSt, have not been accounted
for: Mrs. w. 3. Clymer, Miss Marie
Hester Clymer, and Mr.. 3. w. Clymer,
from Philadelphia; Miss AmaIie Wolff,
New York; Mr.. Alexander Bodisco, Mr..
Boris Bodisco, and Mrs. Anna Bodisco.
from New York; Dir. and Mrs. Ernest B.
Lucke and three children, from New York !;
Mr.. Il. Muller, Of Germany; Mr. j. Kauf-
loh,,
Francisco; Caroline Kozi, New York; Pro-
lessor Henry Robyn, st. Louis; Miss Chris
tine Prick, New York; Mrs. L. Funk,
Madison, Wis.
Two female children, aged respectfully
about three years and nine months. remain
in Dover, and have not been identified.
A telegram from Maaslens, in reply to an
inquiry sent there for information of Cap
tain Schwensen, says he left Immediately
for Rotterdam.
HOW CAPTAIN sCHwENsEN WAS SAVED, &c.
ROTTERDAM, November Fit is impossi-
BILE to converse with Captain Schwensen,
who is under medical treatment, his nervous
system being strongly affected. He has re-
ceivcd nobody.
The captain Of the City OF Amsterdam
gives the following information: alt was a
very dark night when the Pommerania was
of Fokestone. Captain SchWenScn left
the bridge for q moment. When he felt the
shock he Immediately returned to the bridge,
but he cannot we'll recolect subsequent
events. The City OF Amsterdam, which
was passing at the time, heard the cries for
help, but could see nothing. Nevertheless
she lowered her lifc-boats, which found
Captain Schwensen floating on q piece OF
Il n'plnp-
Captain Schwenscn's watch had stopped at
1915 o'clock.
The following is an additional list OF the
saved: Gust. Schuar, OF Chicago; William
Jesse, Norwalk, Conn; Henry Schmidt,
New York; John Rackelmann, La Crosse,
Wis; Louise Rassman, Philadelphia; Mar
tin Appel, New York; Master Theo. \. {.
Harder, Green Point, l.. l.: Jurgen 3. Ban
nick, Davenport. Ia; John w. johnson,
n. Y; Geo. Grams, Delaware,
Ohio; Michael Grams, Delaware, Ohio;
Fred. Peterson, Williamsburg, n. y; j. {.
Olsen, Omaha, Neb. lIemming NJ. RaSs-
Milwaukee, Wis.,; James Lockner,
La Crosse, Wis; Carl Kumerer, New Fork;
VIM. Bremann, Toledo, Ohio; Fred. Ruiz,
New ork; Aug. Becker, Buffalo, n. Y;
Aug. Beyser, Buffalo. Ny; VIM. Maheinc,
Detroit; Louis Talenski, Buffalo, n. Y;
Levi WeitZcnhoiler, New York; Louis
Hardaeffer, st. Joseph, Mo-; II. T.. Hlnkel-
man, Hoboken, n. j.; II. Stroh, st. Louis,
Mo. John Haak, Chicago; Fred. Zudz,
Chicago; II. Stengel, New York r. r.
Schneider, New York; Henry Schmidt,
New York; Arnold Pink, New York;
With. Hegermann, La Crosse. .
The Strike of the Cotton-Operafiyes.
OLDHAM, November 27.-Six hundred
,otton-operatives have resumed work at the
and others will follow.
Assassimatfons i'm Italy.
ROME, November 27-The newspapers
several assaSsinations in the PROV
noes. 1t is unknown as yet whether they
Ire OF political nature or not.
the Afghan War.
LAHORE, November 27.-General Roberts
las reached Fort Mahomed Aim, near Kl-
'um Fort, without meeting with opposition.
LONDON, November GA special dis
patch to the Standard says: Fort Ma
lomed Aim, otherwise called khurum
Fort, was occupied by the British troops
oeimar, at the northern extremity OF the
1hurum Valley, where they are expected
o offer resistance to the further advance OF
General Roberts. One dismanted gun was
ouud in the KhErum fort.
Hungary.
PEsTH, November 27.-Last night, while
N. Tizra, the Uungarin Prime Minister,
vas entertaining Count Andrassy and
number OF the members OF the delegations,
bomb exploded in an alley between the
Fortress Theatre and the Minister'S palace.
An examination OF the fragments showed
hat the bomb bad been charged with dyna-
mite. The windows OF the palace were
shattered, but nobody was hurt. There is
10 clue to the perpetrators OF the outrage.
Great excitement prevails.