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DFTBucroN 90 a PApkEr Sur ns
tN lcEHgRg IuHiy Lu,s LuR.-Tbe
packet ship "Eua,ia, belonging 10 81. Sc.
blsIian, while on a passage from Havana
10 Galway, was overwhelmed hy an ice.
borg. She bad thirty seven passengers q,
great many Of whom were lriaalrs.) on
board, wilh ctrw m sixteen, including
the master She was a Gne looking YES.
sci, baque riggcd, of three hundred ton.
buuhen, and was laden with a cargo Of
miscellaneous articles. This occurred on
tho maniu. Of Friday, The 2lsi Of MAY.
4 tremendous iceberg struck the ship amid.
ships cutting her down 10 the waters edge.


The shock was fearful, aud the terror
and iismly ol the passengers was painful.
ly great. Not moment was lost IN low.
cring the boats, nni placing the passengers
ia lhem. Two boats, containing the cap.
tain, fourteen ol lhn crow and fourteen pas.
sengets, succeeded in getting clear of the
wreck, bu, The Third with twenty persons
in IL, most Of whom were women, were
drawn down with the vessel, aud every
soul persisted The boat, il appears, was
fastened to the wreck by rope, which
ihe crew, in their fright, fearing the ship
was sinking. had forgot TO unshp, and it
was impossible 10 cut i, the passenger,
having no proper implement. On the fol-.
lowing day at I've o'clock in The evening
the remaining boats were picked up by tie
schooner Newport, belonging to Stockton,
aud their crew taken on board, which YES.
sci reached Galway on Monday week.
The loss Of the Eualia and cargo is csli.
mated at C25,0OO.