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(Renter's Agency.)

|E»oeivea 1 p.m., Deo. 10th. | FULLER PARTICULARS. Sydney, Dec. 10. Mr John Macdonald who was drowned m the Keilawarra was a brother of Mr Macdonald, manager of the Union Bank m Nelson. Miss Calder was a daughter of Captain Calder of the Keilawarra. The Schepper family, who are all lost, had but recently returned from Ger many and were proceeding to Mary borough. The Chamber of Commerce has voted an address of sympathy with the relatives of the deceased. [Received 2.10 p.m., Dec. 10th. | The steamer Helen Nicoll arrived from Trial Bay this morning with the passengers. A great crowd met her at the wharf, and much excitement pre vailed. Keilawarra was struok amid ships close to the engines, and retreat from the saloon was thus cut off. It now appears that the passenger, Mrs Wilson, who was drowned was not a daughter of Madame Carandini as at first stated. The Captain Calder re ferred to m the last telegram was captaia of the steamship Victoria and not of the Keilawarra. [ Received 10.5 p.m., Dec. 10th. j HEARTRENDING SCENES. The greater number of the Keilawarra'a passengers were brought to Sydney this morning by the Helen Nicoll, and were m a most exhausted condition. Heart rending scenes took place at the wharf on the arrival of the vessel. It was shown by the statements of the survivors that at the time the collision took place the weather was rather hazy, though up to that time the weather had been clear. The collision is described as something terrible, tbe wildest confusion prevailing on both vessels. The ladies on board the Keilawarra were running about m a state of perfect bewilderment. A boat was lowered from the Keilawarra, but it was instantly rushed and went down with 20 people m it, several of whom failed to regain the ship. When that vessel sank the most heartrending cries were raised, as the Keilawarra was thought to be the safer vessel, and when the vessels parted many of those aboard the Helen Nicoll attempted to jump aboard the Keilawarra bu* failed to reach her. Those who lost their lives on board the Helen Nicoll were crushed to death while asleep m their bunks. SHAMEFUL COWARDICE. Later. 