New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
SIXTEEN MEN PROBABLY DROWNED.
WRECK OF BRITISH BARK-A SURVIVORS
STORY.

WRECK OF 4 BRITISH BARK-A SURVIVORS
STORY.
London, May IG-Thc British bark Earl Of Aberdeen.
CAPTAIN Patrick from Barry Dock for Monevideo,
got out OF her course and on the rocks on TIC
coast OF the County OF Pembroke. heavy sea WIS
running ut the time, and all hands were compeltca
10 abandon the vessel. II is supposed that sixteen
OF the crew drowned by the capsizing OF their
boat after they had got away from the wreck Ihlr-
teen men from The wreck have landed at Mii'or1
Haven Seven more Of the survivors have arrived
at Cardin. one Of the latter q seaman named oNcill
said he was suddenly awakened BY terrific crash at
about O'Clock H. the morning Ilurryng on deck
he found every thing confusion and learned that
the vessel had run ont of her course and had gone
the rocks. Great holes had been punched into
her bottom, through which the sea was
rushing IN volumes. Vain efforts were made
to free the bark by manning the pumps
When II was found that the vessel must 20 down,
the Captain ordered all hands to the rigging After
several failures the ships carpenter succeeded in
getting Of the llfoboats launched. and jumped
safely into II. followed by an apprentice Tic boat
had barely touched the water before a huge wave
tore IL away from the vessels side II quickly
carried ont by the tide Three men then managed
to launch another nfcboat. They had hardly swung
into It when the craft capsized and the occupants
flung into the foamlng water. The three men
and all scrambled In. The tide began to chang
and they found that they being carried back to
the bark. Finally they able TO grasp some
ropes which happened to be hanging Alongside the
deck. feboa. from RI. VI. = FoxIound finally
rived at tho sccnc Of the wreck and rescued several
Of the wearcd men on the vessel Including the captain
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AMERICANS PRESENTED AT A DRAWING-ROOM.
London. May 16.-A drawing room held at
Buckingham Palace to-day. The Queen not
present having dcputed Princess Christian. her third
daughter. 10 receive In her stead Mrs Lincoln wife
Of the American Minister presented In the Diplomatic
Circle Mrs. Post, wife Of Major Post military attache
OF the American Legation Miss Anderson. sister Of
Mr. Anderson, second secretary OF the American Lega-
ton. and Mrs. F. W. Catlin, wife Of the American
Consu! at Munich In tho general circle the follow
ing Americans presented Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Wayne, OF California John Howard McFaidcn, Of
Liverpool: Henry Phlpps. OF Pittsbnrg; Mr.. Shaw Of
Portland Me-, Edward shaw. OF san Francisco; Miss
bertha schlcdngrr and Miss schmlllnsky, OF New.
York; Miss Pruyn, daughter OF >. ". L. Priyn, OF
Albany y. u, and Miss Phipps. OF Plttsburg.
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OBJECTED To ARCHBISHOP WAISTS PROXIES
Dublin May 1G.-A meeting OF " Frccman's Journal
shareholders was held to-day, TO re-arrange the di.
rectoratc. The announcement that Archbishop Walsh
had sent proxies for 5000 votes called forth vieor
ous protest from John Dillon lie had never heard,
he said OF anything more indscreet or more cal
culated to do injury 10 the National cause than
this action OF Archbishop Walsh. II was deliberate
threat 10 cocrcc shareholders. lie had means Of
knowing that there dangers ahead TO the cause.
and that the Introduction Of the pricstly element
would be a serious blow. Mr.. Dillon said he spoke
with the full authority Of the McCarhyite committee
and party, aud he challenged the legality OF the
proxies.
Mr.. ITcaly opposed Mr.. Dillons motion to adjourn
for n fortnight lie admitted that It was wrong To-
wash dirty linen I'm public but he said Mr.. Dillon had
attacked him publicly. Mr.. Dillon challenged Mr..
Ilcaly hold n meeting to see II the Mccarthy com
mIit.e had lost the confidence Of the party. Mr..
IIcaly rctortcd that he did not set himself up ~
leader as Mr.. Dillon did. The latter accused Mr..
HcaIy Of desiring TO lead without assuming rcspons
blllty Mr.. Dillon still speaking when the meet
Ing was adjourned until tomorrow