New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

1,.orrool there were 1,719 letters, sixty OF them
Ming registered, and twenty bags of newspapers.
On. hag of letters and two of newspapers were
from Boston and the same Quantityt from Phlia-
delrhia and there was one bag OF letters from san
Francisco No information concerning the crew
further than was published yesterday could DC
given at the Office as the men were shipped on the
other SIDE The following list of officers was rur-
nished: Captain, F. 8. Land chief officer. -
Tareton second officer, - Youngj third ofhcer'
- Barker, fourth officer. - Clinton pu-ser,
George Collar chief steward, George Dent; CHIEF
engineer, James Tod carpenter - Woods. Cap
tain Land. before he took charge OF the Ci'yot
Brussels was on the City Of Montreal, aud previous
to that on the City Of New-York.
Following ia list of the cabin passengers on the
City Of Brussels, twenty in numbers
Buckley, J. NJ. Kelley T. NJ
Buxton, B. II. Kelley, Mra
Cardell, II. Mctee, D. n NJ Y.
Cardell, Mrs. Masters captain ". W. NJ
Dufour, NJ r. Plnmmerl Johh de
Edbrook, G. III. ekin1er, George
Edbrook, Mrs. Slegel, D.
Hunt, L. Aubrey Turyey, CapIah Do
Jones L f. Young, Francis
Jones, David YOUNG mrs
The only one OF the cabin passengers known TO ne
from this city was ID. Segel. travelling agent for
tobacco firm of Durham g. Co. Mr.. Siegel LETT ms
wife and chlld in this city at No. 67 Canal7sI
Mrs Siegel said yesterday that she received tne
single word arrived" from her husband at !"
a. M from Liverpool, aud she was very anxious u
learn if Mr. Siegei had arrived In SAFETY. DUO
said that this was the second mishap that had pe-
fallen him in crossing the water. lie was op inc
City of Berlin which lost her Tudder on Dscemoer
10. and came into this port on December ~ wlth
the City of Chester. The only other addresses OF
cabin passengers known at the lnman ohce were
those of Francis Young and wife, Nashville Mich.
and E. Aubrey Hunt of Boston. NJ, X Dufour
and J. MCGEE making tour oil the worI l.
having come to this city from Rio Janeiro by way
of Jamaica, thence sailing In the City OF Brussels
The steerage pas 3engers fortv-iye in numOer, TWO
of whom Il alIansl were lost. were the folioWlng
Sergeant Dobing, X. NJ. A, James C0wling,
Bridget Festherstonei WIN I'M Eatoh'
Thomas Daley, Patrlck Kyal,
q. and A GacOmeIa Patrck bahey,
Frederick Judge, Louis GCIdna,
Richard Gaeworthy, William Drlfleld,
David Jones, John MltcneL
John JOnes, Mary ROruhn' ,,s.-
william Wright Mary Keane aud children,
Morris CdllaTnan, g. BaTilam,
" n. Drnkwater, Tnomas Flynn,
william McSherry, John Treloar,
Eler Sheehan and two chill James Ward,
dren, James Chance,
Thomas Sylvester, John Owens,
Eugene O'COnnOr Sarah owens,
Patrick Ahcrn, william wash
A. DclgrossO Michael Kennedy,
Charles McKeOn. T. TTuer,
John James, GiacblnO Curtio.
Early in the day John Ward. of the town of W est
chester, called at the Inman Office, saying that ne
was the brother of James Ward. one OF the
steerage passengers and asked for further inorma-
ton. None had been received at the Office. About
O'clock dispatch was sent TO the office from the
Maritime EXchage stating that the City OF Brussels
lay in tor,y feet of waer and that there was niue
hope of any salvage. =, -,
The ollowng is the cargo shipped directly on the
City of BRUSSELS, which is presumably all lost