The New York herald., 1878-11-27
]. Pom NJ I RAMA.
Loss Of the Hamburg
American Steamship.
SUNK OFF DOVER.
She Collides with an Eng
lish Coasting Vessel.
TERROR ON BOARD.
Passengers Rescued by Pass
ing Steamers.
It I'll e s A " E d.
Lists Of the Cabin and Steer
age Survivors.
ARRIVA AL AT DOVER.
Safety Of Captain Schwen-
sen Assured.
THE NEWS IN NEW YORK
Distressing Fears for Relatives and
Safety of Captain Schwen-
sen Assured.
THE NEWS IN NEW YORK
Distressing Fears for Relatives and
Friends on Board.
FULL LIST OF THE PASSENGERS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, NOV. 70, 1873.
Another terrible steamship accident is
reported from Dover. AS the Hamburg
American Packet Company's steamer
Pommerania, from New York for
Hamburg, was proceeding toward the
Downs, after having touched at Cherbourg,
shortly before twelve o'clock last night, she
collided with the English bark Noel
Eilian and sank within thirty minutes.
So far only the statement of the
captain of the English vessel has
been obtained; but as it is known that the
captain Of the German steamer, all his
officers and nearly all his crew were
saved, we shall probably be in possession
of both sides of the story tomorrow. The
first reports received here proved to be
grossly exaggerated, and it is to be hoped
that some of the large number Of pas
sengers now missing may have been
saved by the unknown steamer which
is alluded to as having been seen near the
wreck by Captain Schwensen, of the Pom
merania. So far as now known the follow
ing lists represent the saved and missing
cabin passengers, as we'll as those known to
have been saved from the steerage:-
CABIN PASSENGERS SAVED.
NJ. Gan
ARNsTEIN Mrs. family and nurse.
BLOCK, EMIL, Clarkville. Tenn.
CLYMER Miss MARY, Philadelphia.
CLYMER. Miss ROSE, Philadelphia
DE rREYRE, Mrs. CLEMENTIN, and family Wash
ington.
FABTR ALFRED, New York.
KING, Mrs. RUFUS, New York.
KONIGs Miss T.. Crcfeld.
KoRNEMANN, OTTO. New York.
KoZI. CAROLINE New York.
oHRENsTIEL. Mrs. SOPHIE, New York.
POPPENHUsEN. CONRAD. Hamburg.
PoMMER, ROBERT. st. Louis.
RoBYN, HENRY. st. Louis.
SCHWARTZ. L. r., New York.
WARD, Mrs. t. A., family and nurse, New York.
srEERAGE rAssESGERs SAVED.
ALEXANDER, WILLIAM, Paris
Arm, WILLIAM BENEDICT, Columbians, Ohio.
BoDDENwEHER, -.
BoRGER, GoTTFRIED Black Hills.
BROCK. SAMUEL. Cleveland, Ohio.
EASTERBROoK. W., New York.
GROSS, PHIL, st. Louis.
GRUBER, FRANZ, New York.
GUILLEMor. CHARLES j., New York.
HAACK JOHN, Chicago.
HUNT. EDWIN Arizona.
JUscHINsKY. W.. New York.
KLoss JOHN. Sc. Louis.
LAUMANN. LOUIS. Akron.
MANKEwIs. JOHN. California.
MoUcHAL SIMON. New York.
pAEKE. FIR. MYERS, Michigan.
pEARcE, EDWARD. California,
PEARN. W. H.. Nevada
PHILLIPS. THOMAS. Nevada
RAABE. LOUIS, Chicago.
RAFFELD Mr.. A.. New York.
RAFFELD M-s and two children.
RAUCH, c., newark, N. D.
RAUMANN, LOUIS Philadelphia.
SAMP. CARL, New York.
sCHATTER, -.
scHoEN, ANTON, New York.
SCHMIDT, HENRY. New York.
SCHNEIDER RoDERIcK, New York.
SCHROEDER. WILLIAM. san Francisco.
sCHURR, GUSTAV, Chicago.
SIMON, AD, Hastings. MINI.
sTRAssER. JUL, New York.
STROH. H., st. Louis.
THIEL, AD., Chicago.
THOMAS. CHARLES, Colorado.
vETTH, LOUIS. Buffalo, NY.
wEsTPHAL. c. H., La Crosse Wis.
LUDsE, FRED, Chicago.
The officers and crew were saved.