New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
WHERE Is THE UMBRlA!
roniiuacd from First PaGe.

IN secure tbc safety Of the ship and the hardy Sa'rs
never sblrpcd an order. however pcTiouS and painful.
T,o voo,,Il,nd labo,ed along successfully untii
Thursday evening. IT was bitter coiu heu'' "''A
the passeugers were c0nsratulaiHg themselves o'
GRADUALLY nearing tho end OF thtlr Storm No!'6e'
to e.o,ncr WAS IN latitude IL ~ west ana io!e''uo
40 ~ when II 20 p. m. Il tremendous CRASH WAS
heard and IN. vessel qiverod from end to eho.
Tn. nossrnrer, WHO were sitting were tossed apou'
like nlnepins several II them beng lhF'"h u ~.
floor Three terrific blows rcsounded one Hi''' t'
other as il the vessel being struck by Siei"a0
hammer. The flight Of some oil inc Proic 80,
,tiful They rushed hthcr and thther, delaying 'nc
,,cors I, thcir efforts 10 ct at the cause ana eA-
,,,t NJ The disaster. Captain Nckel' hh'" wen
enough what tine sound meant. and with rel''''n7
word 70 the passengers h FASTENED 10 ih''a"sI'
personally. The engines FACED IufousiS' "H
broken shaft seemed about 10 cflsl 'lc sup ~
concus.l,r,. Water rushed into the tube h'i'no'hs
tbe stosanold and the cncinerooln'' anu 'nr pm
stricken passengers thou-hV ior d" ~
vessel was about to sink - TO-,
several minutcs clnp,cd before word was gwen io'
=, - a. fan The Noorlland lay hopeless
.os.od hy the gale, and rs the water rusn'u :" ~
seemed In imminent danger OF SHINING me P"'',
wore manned and put TO work. every ma" VI '"'
GOV heinz summoned to duty. For twenty -i"i' nun
ooutinuousIy the pumps were kept at work az" ''''
,t,r n,cynnicd from gaining The cNcited l'Ss''sO''
finding that they were not IN instant perm '" s
swallowed mp by the waves. reT'ih'd 'o"i'b' o."
patiently waited for steamer to low 'n''" ''' P
A. thp time OF the accident the NooruE'h" "'' wv
ilos vost Of Queenstown. The crippled s'c'he' was
sighted bv the steam nip Ohio when io''
m ,lo Am. d,y that the Noortland left Nc"-r"'h'
and ASSISTANCE WIS az one eH''ndcu' '"r vac
to Queenstown In tow VAS attended Dy hluc" " wv
brt tbo Noordlnd arrived without iur'h'r "''Ne','
An examination showed that Tie fracture Oh p' S"''
was six feet n-iic the stern. ,.
The Chic proceeded to Liverpool this evening '"''
q, the eicragc passengers who went ashore were 'an
,,,t I,icr and 1iu live aboard The NoorilaHd a'i
final order, are received FROM London r"si"ihB ,4e''
,r,ns,ort IN Antwerp Probably the Noordland VIII b"
repaired temporarily here, and then VIII pI"'r'u "
Antwerp. whore She viii be completely ovcrhalicu'
The North German Lloyd steamer 'piV''
Contain y1nc.r which met with serious
accident while bound for Ne"-ioiR NOM
Bremen. and whcG was lowed hio Vu'rnS'o""
with thirty feet OF IN her after compartment.
has been lowed to Milford Ioveu. whore tn" ho"
made in her stern by her broken shaft aHd Other
damage will be repaired
A dispatch from Calcutta stntcS that the BRUSH
ship Dumblrton Rock, Captain Dorovan' iom IN.
port for san Francisco has returned 10 Calcutta WITH
her cargo fire.
The British ship Minister OF Marine. Captain smith,
from Liverpool for Rio Janero, before reported 'o"'d
into Belfast Tough with her cargo OF coal ma pc
roieum on fire. has been seuttcd. The ship was
burned TO the waters edge. III" minister o' Ma""c
les in four faihoms 81 water. Part Of her cargo may
lee raised but 1t Is thought that tho ship iisof viii
he q total los,
Halifax y =. Dec. ca dispatch from Prospec;
states that lare, unknown schooner bound west
supposed 10 BE- American with crew on hoard. Is NJ
anchor on lee shore IN dangerous position ncHr IN"
scene Of the wreck Of the Steamer Atlantic Sh" j.
close 10 the rocks and likely 10 be cast upon them
and dashed IN vi If tho raln continues OWNS To
the storm. no rat can reach her rom "a" 7hOr.
RIO Jancro. Dec. 27.-Ih" ship YORKTOWN. from
Psagun via Calao for Ncv lorh. has teen abandoned
n a sinking condition near Jurugua, Esg1ii.
On. R.d Inn tenn