New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Se3 .he xxr,..s.s u;,h IN zee her brother ia Cab
forra, whom the devotedly loved Ehen me hsSs
rs4b.d Dy Y.trsy he stsyted imnedisfeiy iu tue
Fact ard NJ a. Ma fate on the Central America. tie
was r.ii,e Of Johr.town, Fulton Coun y, N. T., ana
tM.yy I'll ,ecollect LEWIS WooD, who for several
Ter. The Newspaper and book stall a, the SOUTH
.,st eoJrer OF Montgomery and C)mnercel streete.
nv yduftry and economy he bad snsssed modsrs'e
torture ard vss his vsy to BIZ native scd, Pfrs-
.is when be vss loet 10 the Genital America. MI
Woo had written rotk on the rise, progress ani
yesult Of the Vigilance Committee Of this city, whlcb
ne was about TO pubifh in Neu-York. The proosoil;
i.y is hat 70 duplicate Of the manuscript exists 500
the origi al was take with him on board NJ " COO
WIS sbopt 30 years old.
The loes Of FREDERICK S. HAwLEY of the house
Of Hawley g. Co, is incurred oy large pumoer Of
fre Eds IL this city. He has eeez IN Is lorna slocs
The etrly osys OF 40; wa a deacon 10 Mr.. Lacy e
church conscientious bnsiness msn aud good GA
zen. His age about 80. HE vile sna eh''d'sn
were saved. - -.
GroKcr W. RIDewAy, formerly Of the house o. Of
Sps,z g. Newbouse left here for the purpose Of being
msrried The heart Of the expectsIt bride will be
torn irdeed by The sad tidirgs OF bic death.
rs + PARKER, formerly OF the firm Of Nichols, Par
Ne Was member Of the Powell street Methodist
Church His wife preceded him several months, ant
he vert East 10 bring his fan lily back 70 San Francisco.
Among be re,cued ps,sepgers Of the Central Amer
lea ere H. j. EAs1oS ard his wife Of this city. Mr..
Esstop osyriea the day before the sailing OF the So
pors, the sitter Of D. o. Mills Of Sacramento: They
LEFT for The East On their bridal tour When toe men
he'd wei nigh given their efforts TO clear the chip
ofweter by baipg Mira Esston refreshed their strength
and added 70 their Courage AID vigor by distributing
amor them wine from her state room, which she
had reserved for the lsst e1genoy. When the women
were sent off in the boats 10 the Marine, che went
WITH the otbes-her husband forcing her TO leave him.
Mr. Easton writes bis friends in this city that be was
carried down into the deep when the steamer maze
he final plunge. Having fe-preserver, he soon
roe 10 the surface and At the ssme instant he wss
seized bythe chief mate of the steamer, named Ven
Rensselaer,. This was unprosided with he
preserver, ard it soon apparent that one would
rot long sustain both. Then death grapple be-
tween the two tossing about the sIgry waves. The
mate soug to retain his grasp upon Esston while the
latter knew his life depended upon getting fee The
struggle was bref-for finding that il was useless to
attempt 70 stake off the hold Of the mate hOm bis
coat EsstOn by sudoen movement clipped his arms
from the sleeves ard left the garment in his hand.
Jn an Instant he ank 10 rise more Left alone upon
the wster Mr.. Ea-ton struck out for toe lights which
proved TO be on the Norwegian bark Ellen. He was
picked up and carried into Norfolk and soon had the
happiness Of joining his wife, who had given him up
al lCst.
A PROvIDEsTIAL EsCAPE.-The escape OF JABEZ
HowIs enc of the Central America's passengers was
tluly providentia. He had hoated upon the water
twelv. hours be ore be rescued by the Elem AT
terward Mr. Howes ard three others transferred
10 the brig SsxOIy, bound for Savannah, where they
ssftly arrived. Their ames were: JABEZ HowEs III.
ii. CHILDs, GEORGE w. LOOK and ADoLPH FRED
ERICKs. San Francisco Bulletin.
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