, 1881-09-14

TIE yOUNDEHIN0 or THE uoLuAn1A' !
Fairly full particulars Of The loss Of the pro-
peler Coiumbln, OF tho Now Eng!and Limo, woro
received by D. D. Linstc1, Esq, tho nKent OF the
l,na n tbs cltv. from Steward Muore Of tho un-
fortunate steamer, who 10 now at Frankfort,
Mlca, When tho galo first struck tho atentner
on Saturday she laborcd heavily in the tremeli-
deus seas, and soou shifted her cargo, caus1ng
her to careeu over on ono slao and iabor still
heavier. Her brave commander. Capt James
Il: Ma!tomsou{ Ina1e- -every- -etfort-to- keep her
trimmed, hut without avail, and about lD:'5
O'clock p. m. tho whole cargo wont ont OF place.
rendering tho unfortunate vessel helpless. Tho
heavy sous broke clear over her. nnd anort1y
after tho last shifting OF her cargo trial ut tho
pumps revealed the fnct that sho was fast filling
With water. Capt. Malcomson hoaded tho colnni-
Lila for land, but the water continued TO gain
despite tho efforts OF tho crow, md shortly
after II o'clock hor froo waru. put out. Their
only alternative WAS to tako to the boats anu at
tempt to reach Frankfort. Tho boats wero sito-
eestulIy lowered and Glled with tho pRBsonRers
md crew, bur only ono reached shore Hafelys
these containing the officers and passengers
being swamped Immediately after pushing awny
from tho sinking craft. There wore twenty-
three people ON board the 1teamcr. sixteen Of
whom wcro drowned, including Capt. Maloomson:
Flrst slate, Robert M2scolnRon: EDEiHeers,
Crosby and Mfppen: IlArr.ct S!ns, anu capln
ssas SntGG ss Faey R
gerald and William Qrit31tht the only pasaon-
gets. and i've OF tho crew. whoao names aro un.
IL asasel F to IT, Moo! s e
ard Of tho unfortunate craft. to spara no OK
penae, and draw on him FOR gil tho money needed.
ihe bodtea Of the unfortunate Victims, rs thay
eano ashore, property taken c1rt. 9f The
steamer Northern Queen, ot tho Now ENGLAND
deted 10 preceol te Frankfort and take tho
Liry,voIn and the bodies at mo dead to CoIi!uf,
EEoSa The owner ot The colnmh,a' MF: J. 3.a y.
snPhe9 e NJ MSore ~ stewnrd to rcma!,,
n.i tho ast ct tho oeg ICY w@fg
asy from below. Ga;pt. shannon reported hav-
isssn Port Aux M neos Hj Ssles - md md Sleeping ,oar
lolnt. and also nearly tho whole upporworks Of
somo fonndered steamer. One dead body was
M 5aa heavy aoa running nothing could be Eeeuod.
Ia,e,w In wFeeknEs ovifenty bo'onKod 70 tho pro.
ns aa w. agiaGhoa nGn HeayH We
r,A.dIsgatoh resolved lasst nl4ht from our cor.
y prepsey asSs Ssau 81
a mat port by tho propeller Lawrence. Tho sec,
yGa m9te. porter. Wntclhlan. steward, cook. aug
aneo OF his crow periahed si,nrt distance ftolr
sae mere II thotc ar1ail boat. Tho passengers
nse sse ss Fitzgerald. OF Ch!oago, wh9 was Ka;p1t
,peaa!ntcr. Of Hamilton, Ont. THO cahtnrnnid
tso stlss olsH., rofuaei lo loayo tho bout nnti WI
t' stsrwnsd found 10 be ullnxlnR TO p!ocs Of the
u1teck and refused to yet into ono VI tho bonls
fac Wna lost. rho Columbia was n,nkinR fo
r5ssaaktort. 5sa1 when her curgo shifted and hes up
ReF'~orka wore blDwll away, Gtl0 thOn hpuaTl1t
uemahagoablo aut went down In i've minutes.
THE PhOrELLRI CANADA sAFE.
Tho propeller Canada Of the Now Englant
dI,n,,, daIIao, reported liz TiE TRtnuNE's MI!sGuku
q ssSy a t as' a S psaax
ss,1RatSa tl::8O u. mi nothing had been hcart
ncan en nS se ta!s Port in safoty ycsteroX G{ssg
,TRorss thai Saturdays atorm WIS the ls,ost tot
u tas tar,,,as a. Sssr m nkpgEeGed The storm str',S
,nanas tUr shelter. Whilo Capt. beulll buliuyt
,es CnDndA could hare roio cut tho 9a.o In raft
hHes 30 oyGf t s e.
;ann ;aanSa,sss :,. at hs steamer. Cnpt. s!ollitln
e',.n Sn Saat Gown 1vor thu Bad fatu OF Capt. h!a
lhi1sel! shirs exstca tho war,nest broshorly frtellt
,'s!p p ~ enpt -sictiIlIln was overwhelmed yestel
is11s eys. ~ SG1nKrattna;!ons S. , ot als numsro!
tHai AoHduy.
r., AnlivAt or THE CREW or THE MINIS,
.pnx ine l., crow Of tho schooner Charles X. MIN
lntn y H. tho cOl!t4lOM with the DaYtd lows {
yests..i.o sat1r.!ay nlGat. arrived In this et
ri1h ri1haar from potroit by rail. In nh !ntcrytc
aswse sv 81 lug saors q .hs N|nas sat eysR
%sSafrta. tho .lau sa1 tho Dt,ws and Ntula, bo
ana t m uowll. passod the rivers In the sumo to
ian!at if%!at ~hcn tho storl. struck tt,on,. Tho bu,
nara na. n5a.l .1ow, loos!ns her own tratlYear, Tor
Ie;n.'" W. houtt latar In asyun fathoAls nf wntt
tasIn sinssng tse Mins rolled ous nor fore a
sxs1 sa TOOK 10 tho bouts about % u:so y. m.t. 4;
ths S! Mckn! VI the npxt morning At O'Clock