Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-27
,und the captain. crying for help, and cllngtng to


plug as missing from the boat first Lowered, which
Six persons were drowned from that boat row.
lock WAS missing from the second boat, which pre-
struggers.
dispatch from Maasuis repor IS that the chile
another Steamer rear the wrsce Viii + sa{ed TranF
lives. Is probable the captain refers TO the Glen
One OF the Pommeranias crew, says he saw the
bark's lights ten minutes before she struck, but the
before it occurred. AS the Noel Ealian was going
free, she might have avoided striking the Pommera
collision was then Unavoidable
Fitst-Sfileer FEanZen says i was h,s tstch and be
on deck but not the bridge. Franzen declines to
say whether the whistle was blowing or not.
The News of the Disaster Received Mt
New YORK, November 26.--The agerts
here have recsited The followingadlspatch: The
PcmIheIania sunk at midnight during fog near
One hundred and seventy tso passengers aud the
crew were saved and landed at Dover. The names
one hundred and hfty-two passengers when she
sailed from this port. Novemh 14h- II is not
gers intend e sd At Pym6nh Of of5 5hefBou u Inc
dred and eleven. The following is list Of her Of
aeeEs: Cantain,. H T. schyenseni chief o6i:er, R.
HarnOn; fourth officer, A. Geslof; chief engineer, o.
Helms; second engineer, R, BernhaIdt third engi-
L. u.
stewards, C. Peters, first cabin, upper saloon and B.
sens last voyage to ills port completed his one nun
dred and twentyffth round trip between Europe and
Hamburg American packet company. He was born
In Bensburg, SchlesSls, August rs 192q Wien
which he made in the POmmetanis, IN April 1875;
a record OF his voyages was published In pamphlet
about two hundred and nifty thousand dollars, and
was all consigned to HanIbutg except seventeen
to London. and undoubtedly delivered at Plymouth.
Seventeen bags Of letters and twenty five bags of
papers are supposed to be lost.
Dover dispatch says that from fifty to sixty of the
passengers on the Pommerania have been lost The
The bark Noel Elaine which was in collision with the
steamship was bound down the channel, in ballast,
GIengaTry, of Middleborc, was most fortunately
passing at the time. The officers aud crew Of the
Glengarry Immediately did all In their power to
cor the unfortunate passengers. The boats we're
manned Without delay, and succeeded In rescuing
fiiy-eght still missing Most Of those rescued had
nothing on save their nignt.cl0thes, and as the
fhe larger poricn were in the water cnging TO the
de6rtS OF the wreck when rescued, but few had
down. Another statement of the disaster says the
Psmmefania was proceeding at moderate speed
soon filled with aifrighted passengers The conft-
sion was terrible and the air filled With prayers and
curses. The tsteran Captain Sehwenssn stood the
br dge giving orders in cool voice have the life
boats cut from the davits No little delay, occurred
and Oggy q eS boats the Rsf
MA carried, i've were successfully launched, each
crew. Three boats were stove in while being low
cred, and another so heavily laden that II was
Hopes are entertained that some survivors may have
been picked up by passing vessels. The boats of
swimmers owe their lives to the long search made
All on board the POmmerania were aroused and no.
at The Ollie Of the in ETY. The penn
meranla was built at Greenock on the Clyde in 1873
She was OF three thousand Dine hundred and eighty
three tons burden The following were her pfinci-
pal proportions; Length, three hundred and sixty
six feet. She was brig rugged; her engines were
compound and Of six-hundred GnominaD horse
the most popular vessel of the line ""'
The following are the names OF the cabin passen-
York: Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Ward, three Children and
two sers ants; Mis-. Rufus King, Mrs. W. B. Clymer,
Hose n. Glymer, + Clymer. Nj. an and Mrs Eugene
ATnsteln' three chic and nurse Miss Amelia
der odsco Ms Bodsco Anna gaas
Ro5nes RaeF @ E9R s d9s E9 HenF Ma
Newmarz, Miss Christine Frlck, Mrs. L. Ferne, Mrs.
Clementine S. Defri:re, three children and nurse
Faber, Heinrich Muller. Otto Korneman, Jacob
Kobe, WIS. Adams. Mrs. L. Funk. E. Pappenhusen
was well known here by his connection with the rail-
tive of Hanover, came to this country when about
twenty years OF age year or two after his arrival
Belmont, at No. 81 Nassau street. His connection
with Mr. Belmont was severed on the first Of October
widow Of Alex Bodseo, late consul general of Russia
here MI Bodisco died last summer and Mrs DO
two sons, Alex and Bowls Mrs Bodisco is a native
of Russia and to this country about twenty years
ago With her husband, who was at that time secre-
tary TO the legation at Washington. When her hus.
band was made consul in this city, she came here
Pommerania. She has large circle of friends
here and at Washington. The Clymer family men
nh Ilff nf oil
Of Pennsylvania.
The Pommeranfa was partly insured by the Home
Office company, but the amount of insurance is not
known here. She cost five hundred thousand dol
lars. The cargo of the Pommerania was general
following Cotton, three hundred bales; lard seven
teen hundred and eighty-six tierces; bacon, fifty
butter thirteen hundred and ninety three packages
seed nineteen hundred and thirty bags; lead
four hogsheads; core, hundred and eighty
seven bushels; copper metal, ninety-three barrels
According to dispatch received from Plymouth
the following passengers were landed when the
Koenig; steerage-Mr. Sam Brock, Chaa Thomas.
W: Il. Pearce, John Mankewlse. Edward Pearce,
Edwin Hunt. ThoS Phillips, n. Easterback, Miss
The following, furnished by the Hamburg Amerf-
rate list of the lost and saved passengers by the
POmmerania:
BOURG.
King, New York; Miss Z. Koenig. Coefeld; MT. and
Mrs Clemintina s. Defriere and family, and Miss
Victoria Defriere Washington; i. f. Schwartz and
Louis; Otto Kornman, New York; Caroline Kosi,
e. a4u Miss amelia ni EeSman New York Samuel
Ohio, Benedict Arm, ,Columbiana, Ohio; Charles
Joseph, Guyllemot, New York; Phil Gross, st
Pals; Charles Thomas, Colorado; w. &. Pea1ce,'
Nevada; John MankeTvis, California; Edward
PeaTee. California; Edwin Hunt; Arizona. Thomas
WpSSSll
Easterbrook, New York.
SAVED BY THE GLENGARRY
New M Sses SsP R6ss Asd
delphia; Emil Bloch, GAINESVILLE Tennessee; Mrs S.
cisco; Adolph Simon, Hastings, Minnesota a Louis
Loman Akron Ohio; Roderick r. Schneider, New
hea @o4Rea dn ans nf aepFV
Schmidt, New YORK; c. R.. Rauch. Newark; A J. Ro-
and Fefd Ruiz. New York
LOST OR UNHEARD FROM
Mr.. and Mrs W, Cymer, Miss Maria Holster ely
mer, Philadelphia; Alexander BodIsco. Bevis Bo-
Lucke and three children and Miss Amaia Wolff
S l YORK I W. s. ADAMS SpTtngield MASSACHUSETTS,
Pennsylvania; Jacob kaufman, New York: Il. MuI,
Ter. Germany; sCaTolIne Dehn, San Francisco;
Hartford, Connecticut; John seamsnn, Maiden
John Deck, New York; Johann Brun. Quincy, Iii
nols; Minnie Stiehl and four children. Morrfsana,
New York; VIM MaheTn, Detroit; L. Maiden Har-
lem, New York; John Haak, Chicago; Christian
Jenken Racine, Wisconsin; Louis Raabe, Chicago;
h Strohn, st. Louis; Jno. W. johnson, jamestown,
New York; Louis Komdortor. ST. Joe Missouri; Jur-
gan Bannoek, Davenport. Iowa. John Klos, st.
Louis; Jno. Martin, W. Engel, farmers Falls. Massa-
chusetts; Aug; Becker. Buffalo; Geo; Kraus, Della
ware; Michael krause Delaware; j: C. Olsen, Ohio;
Jas. H lowing, Omaha; Louis Talinsky, Aug Beh-
rer, Buffalo; John II. Vale, Sandusky; Hermann
NJ Rasmussen, Milwaukee; Frederick Zudes Chi
cago; Wilhelm Hegermann, John Raekelmann, La
crosse, Wisconsin; F. s. Schel. Chicago; GOttfried
Barger. Black Hills Freder,k Paneke, Niles Miles,
c. BROOKLYN:
Friedrich Spahl, Chicago; Saml Schluep, Column
bus, Ohio; Wilhelm Reiuann, Toledo; Sophia Peter
son, New York: James Lackner. Lacrosse; Carl Kul
meyer, New York; Fred Peterson, Williamsburg;
Louis RossmaD, l.. TedOw Philadelphia; Martin
Appel, ChaS. Appel, Cincinnati, Ohio; Heinrich
Gefger, Carl Samp, New York. VIM. jesse Norwalk,
Connecticut; Dagobart SchereT, New York; Franz
GrubeT, New York H. G. Hinckelman, Hoboken; L.
DTesmer, Bergen county, New Jersey; T. FsRng, Ho-
boken; Leo Witzerhoffer r. Stengel, Chas Schur-
hardt, Arnold Pink, NeY York.
The News at Dover.