The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-17


She has 1890 900 in specie aud upwards Of 100 pas
sengers. hsfl.a Iu u .H
The Northern Light arrived at quarantine at midnight
The following is the list of by the lost Central
America #F
Wells, Fargo, & Co., SEAS, 800 American Exchange
Bank 1921, $40 James Patrick, sos 900 Duncan &
Sherman, ss0,57s Freeman Co., $4,000 f. M.
Drexel S25, 900 G. Strauss, Bro, Il Co., S2l02S !;
Treadwell Co., $40, OPS John Durand Co, 1899
w. Appleton Co., IS, $50 E. g. Rosenfeld, 81 800
Henry Stybing 81 600 Robert Hallett Co., Sl36 600;
do. order of $O7 Sl4 Rowland & Aspinwall, $6T,-
479; Il. Kelly & Co, s4l, 900; Ross, Faconer Co.,
sS2,9I2; VIM. r. Coleman Co., S24 500; Howes
Crown, 100000 Newhouse, spatz Co, SO Ooe
r. Measurer & @. Adams, $4,000; 2. Hnstein Bro,
81 000 O. G. Knight Co., So, $40 s. G. Hand Co.,
81, 500. Total sI,2l9, 1883. = Hrr Iste 10
Marks of treasure consigned to order. t1 sfai e
W. $. 4 Co., s26,5oO; w Fl. & Co., $4,000; H.
So, 600 s. B., $40 500; W., in diamond, $40 900
Allan McLan, $4,000; J. H. B., ss,ss4 5 H. H.
& Co., So, 900
The official result of the State election had been de-
cared in most of tho counties The total vote poed
some is, 900 behind the preceding election The
turns show Wellers majority to be 1900 over both
Bowie (American and Stanley (republcan) The latter
leads his competitor about 900 votes The Legislature
is overwhelmingly democratic.
The people resolved to pay the State debt by major
ity Of $4,000 against reputation, but have refused to
call State convention to revise the constitution
joty of the votes cast necessary to insure the
vention but great the Indifference manifested that
moiety of the people only voted ON the question.
Mining operations throughout the State carried
vigorously The various foomng companies
the rivers getting fairly to work. and many Of
their enterprises resulting successfully.
Crops throughout the State had generally been gar
nered ia excellent condition.
Immigrants by the overland routes were pouring into
the State in great numbers. great majority of the
trains had more less difficulty with the Indians.
Trade generally dull.
The Northern Light arrived in time to connect with the
early train. q" t 'f h
The San Francisco Herald gives the following as the
unofficial vote for governor 4la.# ~
Whole number of votes thus far -82 $50
For Weller --46, 7OS
For Bowie Ia, 1884
For Stanly- -- 10 467
Weller Stanly- ---28, 24l
Weer over Doth 9oI
Stanly over Bowie --------------1 1888
The vote on the State debt stands as far as heard from
as follows Pay, 1907; repudiate, 7,O5l
FULL AND COMPLETE LIST or THE PASSENGERS OF THE
LOST STEAMER CENTRAL AMERICA. ....
We have received by the Northern Light full list Of
the passengers who board the lost steamship
Central America including those comprised in the sup
Elementary way-bi and those taken board at Aspin
wall. The names as follows:
Judge Manson, Mrs Lockwood, daughter and two
children; Mrs. b. Thayer child infant and servant; Al
bert Priest, Mr.. Farmer, A. j. Easton and wife, f. S.
Hawley, wife and two infants, nurse and servant; VIM
Mcneil and wife, Captain f. w. Badger and wife, Mrs. f.
A. Thomas, Z. Kirshfed, M. Lasski, T. ONeil, G. G.
Ridgway Peter Brown, VIM. Birch and wife, Mrs Pahud
two children and infant; Jabez Howes, j. A. Foster N
Montgomery, s. #. Parker, j. N. Van Hagan, wife and
infant; Mrs. Eliza Carothers Samuel S. Shreve, J. "
Dobbin, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, j. Pe wife and two in
iants; c. A. Low q. c. Fanham, s. ID. Dement,, H. Fl.
Childs M White Jones and servant, James L. Birch,
+. A. Bokee, Mrs j. McKim Bowey and two infants Dr.
.. Harvey, A. j. Aston, N Sawyer, Charles Gibp, d.
Yanney, G. Moore A. Doud, S. Akcr, A. b. Smith, wife,
child and three Infants Theodore Paine, H. d. Beach
NJ Williams, Mr.. saroni, DR.. ]. Travis, wife and two
infants. asa .a5s.a a9e a1 aeys asssa
d. b. Raassi, Charles Blum, ID. Levick L. Fallon
daughter and infant; G. N Gaul, NJ Gittermann, Robt
Edmann, j. +. Reed, J. w. Tompkins Isaac N. Temp
kins Grorge Manott, s. G. Wheelwright L. Strauss z.
Holler, L. Dorsey J. o. Stevens G. w. Hutchinson ].
G. Glow, Peter McChardy, j. H. Adams, H. b. Kent Mr..
Barchman George Lee 2. ''. .-
w. B. Van Natter E. Ford, A. w. Eastman F. Hen
ry, L. A. Follus, A. P. Manlove W. P. DESMOND, j.
Nanhorn c. Simon, T. Sigel T. Ravenna r. L. Roberts
w. van Reed, L. Spohn, w. Flanagan, s. Caldwell, G.
Narramore, d. H. C. Chapman, j. Boynton, c. McCor-
| mick p Moran, ID. Moran, j. Morris, b. Sheldon, W.
Young, w. Delyan J. McIeland, R. c. Farnham, j.
Kerr, j. II. Foster p Kron, Mr.. McGrenery, c. Berks
j. Callakran b. L. Smith, J. Schmendmann, A. Stakl
Fl. NJ. Fish, j. Mangold, H. stinchfeld. W. Newman, j.
Chapman, Jean 7. Chaillan, H. Frank F. ASH A. Mack,
", D.. 3.
Richards, james Whaen, f. Barr, s. Durett NJ Barr j.
| Leech r. Hutchinson, B. A. Anderson s. B. Murch W.
Geary, c. Gikey, J. b. Gilkey W. J. Reese j. Quencer
G. Simon, J. Woodworth, g. Kibun, J. George,
D. Howe, j, Chort, w. EIDE, L. Davis, D. Pea
yer, r. L. Garrison. R. H. Horn, j. N, Horn,
B. P. Colt s. L. Calm, H. Hoadley, James Sulli
van, w. Browning, Mrs. Shaw, H. w. Crohn H. Adams
b. Segur, wife and infant; Mr. Spauldng E. Wells, r.
Willett, Mr.. Maynard, j. G. MITCHELL T. Hicks H. Run
nell, E. Hibbs II. Short, II. Frank, G. Zimmerlin W.
Falconer, d, ID. Smith, H. Hutchinson w. Stevens r.
Reese, N p. Sanborn, w. NJ Kendrick W. Bell w
Welgc, w. Lee, w. Gorley, w. Chase d. Buckway, Mrs
Z. O'Connor and son; G.. CeyeIo f. Festu d. Casta L.
Daley, B. W. Bagwell, A. AIoseley, d. Young B. Casey
J. M. Casey a. Crist, l.. Gushee, L. Crider b. Palmer
r. Wilton, d. H. Ridley, H. A. Berry, f. G. Van VALID
helm, Mr.. Bactendzorf, Mrs, Bull 4. Ryan r. Reed j
Stetson, j. Tanner, J. d. Horne, R. Wade A. F. Grower
L. Wood, J. Emond L. Murray, Il. Murray, A. Theber.
go, G. Hahn, wife and son; G. Pope H. Hastings, J.
kubbe ]. Klus, w. Prohert, N. Lepper, L. M Young
L. H. Burt M L. McCloy, P, Finnigan, G. w Brainard
A. Greenlce s. Look p S. Look, c, Reed, p Butler
J. W. Cross, G. D., Sheppard, H, d. Porter, T.
Barber, G. Kirk, d. Fisher, jr., ]. w. Sanborn j.
Kay, j. L. Weeks, j. l.. Buchanan, s. B. Swan
wife and infant, w. c. Owings, G. H. Tuck, Chas
Lagan, FL Hart Mr. Villat, Mr. Fletcher Mr. Shaw
b. Loring, J. sawin, s. Christman, w. s Eaton j. H.
Ragland +. Simmons, w. r. Fenner, M L. Montaguon
H. >. White, ID. Willett j. Schuber, I. r. Hughes H.
Sibbot, A. Closer, L. Miller W. g. Berry, j. Bround p
Lean, Mr.. Pulen Mr. Thomas, Mr.. Guild Mr. johnson
Mr.. Steward, Thomas r. Blanton, Mr. Blanton Mr.
Qucrpon, II. II. Bedel p Pomery M d. Spaulding, V
Mitchell, Mr. Haag, John Harris, R. Hodge, C. McGu
gan, II. Beasbler, Mr.. Morse, Il. A. Wells f. Meron M
Murphy, j. Stevens, X. Luckeman, NJ Crimips p Ball