Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-29

he West arrived this evening from San Ju-
:. bringing California dates to the lst OF Il.
Among the passengers lost in The steamer In.
,.aan9ence, are:-Wm.Argull. of Wisconsin;
nl. Ayres and child. of Georgia; VIM. Ad.
=. of Tenn; J. Abraham, of Ohio; + Abra.
a.,o Ohio: J Allen, Texas; A 4 Darlington
" aI ,..;fe. of Arkansas;-Ch auncey, OF San
a f'a. r. Cool. and son. of 81 Louis. formerly
W = Washington; E Collins and 2 children. of
En-. Mrs NJ A Carne and child, Eng; Morris
r ,bsn of Albany; A Carmichael of Ohio;
NJ lula B,nccun,, OF ST Louis; Wm Brown,
= Mass. J Braun ofNew Jersey; w Batem-
N. Of Onio; NJ MBernie. OF Tenn; e Bernie
Tenn: II Bernie. OF Tenn; Philip Baker, of
Mass: I. B .ker. ot Mass.--Bennlngton,
g |, lui,; 5 Baum, of Ohio; w w Bignell,
: Mich; Alex Brown, of Mich, Z Bllck, of
Albany; G w Boswell, OF ILL.,, Mrs E Brown,
Iowa; VIM Doyle. of New York; r Danny,
If Eng, Fl Ford, of Mich, M Ferret of Ger
many: P Franckis. o Eng; E ia rreii, OF o
h;o. w Grmer an wife Cincinnati; Charles
c,sns Illinois, of New York;
q Hale. of Mass Mrs Rowland and three
boys. of Wisconsin. ] G Hatch. of Texas; Mrs.
Hall and child. of Ill; Mary and Maria lingo
Il. Of ohnston, of Boston; L
IeFries, of Ohio; T Jones, of New York; R B
Knox, of r Island; J G Kilt. of Cincinnati;
Norris Kemp and Asa Keihridge of Illinois;
7 Kelly, of N Orleans, M Lasco of Valpara
iso;- Spleman and children, of Miss; p
Lace, of Conn; Martha Lacky, of Georgia; E
Light, of N York; J Light, New York; Vim.
Leonard, New York, r Mosher N York John
Nssterman OF Mich; J MYERS, of New York;
Z C Marina, of Penn. Mary Murphy, of Bos-
Ton, VIM Muffin, of New York; w H Cand-
less, of Ohio; w S Mouldon, of Mass David
Nichols, OF Geo; w Maxwell. of Illinois; L
Wills, do; T O'Neall, of New York; Vim Reid
If Louisiana; A Penny Sprouden, of n York,
H J Roberts and A Reynolds, of n Jersey;
soarahawk. of New Hampshire A Scott, of
Ohio; w A Scheduled. of Pensy lvania; John
schmidt, of Missouri; John Stevens, of Wiscon-
SIM Simeon Taylor of New Hampshire; S b
Tarr of Missouri; Charles Teats. OF Cincinnati
Robert Taylor of Boston: o o Taylor and
child. of Missouri; James Taylow, of S, Louis;
-Vedtriff, Of Illinois; Benz Ward, of
Michigan; Aoa Watson and doy, of 81 Louis;
NJ Weddel ef Indiana; Charles A Ward.
of New York, Barbara Whteman, of New Or
leans; ANY Welsh, Boston, T M Wilson, Of
Pennsylvania; Il . denry, oi INDIANA.
The Star of the West Brings over 500 pas.
sengers, brought down by the steamer Sierra
Nevada She sailed for San Juan on the even
ing olthe 18th.
The steamer Pampero sailed from San Juan
on The same day for New Orleans, with two
hundred passengers.
The United Suites soop Cyane and the Brit
ish steamers Geyser and Med~a; We're at San
Juan, the latter shortly to sail for Chagres.
The Intelligence from San Juan is peaceful
and of "a satisfactory character. The utmost
cordlalty of feeling existed between the offl
GERS of the American and British war vessels.
The people Of San J ian held an election for
city officers OH the 18th when Martin was re.
elected Mayor, without opposition.
Most heart rendering accounts are given oil
the suferings of the passengers ofthe steamer
Independence, nearly 400 ofthe survivors hav-
ing arrived at San Francisco.