Apr. 13, departed Hamburg on her maiden voyage (Capt. Wautman), called at Southampton Apr. 17
1867
Apr. 27: Arrived New York with merchandise and 684 passengers
1867
Dec. 12: departed Southampton after having been detained some time at by necessity for replacing her lost screw
1867
Dec. 24: arrived New York
1869
Aug. 14, carried passengers from the wrecked S/S Germania eastbound
1883
Jan. 19, sunk in collision with the S/S "Sultan" near Borkum Island, 389 lives lost
The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. The information was collected from a multitude of sources, and new information will be added as it emerges
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