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PS Ionian

Two things I NEED TO clarify first:
1. This is FICTIONAL but inspired by the Collins Line steamers.
2. You MUST have infinite electricity enabled.

The Ionian was launched on March 17th, 1855 and sailed in October 1856. The vessel's maiden voyage was delayed by the sinking of the PS Baltic. The vessel was taken back to dry dock in September 1865, and her Saloon Class companionway was torn out and extensively modified, due to Baltic's staircase being described as a "deathtrap" and "it was so crowded, it was near impossible to escape to the lifeboats." Steerage were given some more sturdy railings, as many steerage have reported to be unable to climb her staircases due to the railings snapping off during the rush to get to top deck. The Ionian would have a short career with the River And Oceanic Crossings Line, as she was sold off in 1865, due to her engines often breaking down and needing expensive repairs. She was converted to a sailing ship in 1866 and vanished in 1882. Only one hint of her fate is known. A torn scrap of paper in a bottle with the message "On Ionian, sailing ship. Year 1882. Smoke filling rooms. Mass confusion, all boats are non-seaworthy. Goodbye family." Signed by William Adams, who was found on the ships' manifest and he was a Saloon Class passenger, 24 years old at the time of her disappearance and was married with 2 daughters.

Notes:
Practically full interior
Somewhat laggy
Four lifeboats
Working sidewheels with a hidden motor to boost speed