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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
BANK CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, Oo1 Ii. 1857.
Ths Rsohmcnd DipatA says that on the 30 b un !,
Governor Wise instructed the Fl s Auditor and State .ra
rss 70 correspond with the lea ling suspend banks,
md propose that they would redeem in Hrteen day
With specie suoh Of their notes have been received f
0a1e dues proclamation Of prohibition against the fu
hrs receipt OF their notes will be withheld rhs repro
psnfax ves OF portion Of the banks Charoes 'ie
The 7h, and resolved hat he indicated BY the
Governor mpracHcabls and Injurious, bd, that the
sbtscG would be attained the banks would coutrbuse
md half Per cent BY tho lst Dsoembsr 70 u,
i1tsrest on the ssase debt due LIST Of January,
aso, that al The banks In the wealth, hsdlsg
dsmanda asainAt the sate Be requested to notify Tes
that such demands may be nausaed By pAymen Ia
~ Issues Of tbs creditor banks me rcsolut 0.is
vsre presented 70 the Governor, who did not give
. decided opinion, bat intmated that he he'd no In
tseHon or prohbi Ing the receipt OF snspended bark
ues for the State revenues, long the banks acted
b good faith but ho sad no had poser 70 som vel the
banks Of deposit receive The notes Of sus pended bake
but far practicable, he would receive and pay ou.
hsn hsues, trusting 70 their integrity redeem a fast a
psss,ble-
mo Convention approved Of these sentiments, and
psdged the h Of the respective banks 70 carry on; Ms
vewp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
WESTERN PRODUCE RECEIPTS AT TIDE
WaTER

From the Albany esssesman, Dot TO-
The receipts q tide water Of -four, wheat and
Icy for tho Lat week Of Oct In 1866 and 1851 have been
~ foioWI-
Plou., na Wheat bus. Corn, bus BosSep bsls
1853 8......uo o26 Ss4,7l3 374 4eA o2,78s
ls67..... 2s, l2o s7,72 li60ol a27sl
Increaae lo3 Doo BOG os9 Dso $50 4ss Deo 50 OFT
The sgsresates Of the reo o sf the above articles
hy, for the ears 1855 and 1857, have beep=
Flour. h What, bus Corn, bas Barley, bus
1900. .6bI,l93 0, 1872 b77 c61 93l s27 219
ls67..... ..4h,s77 25o2,2 ,2ol 4o63,o49 657, 800
Dec.... .244 6l6 43a0376 84oS $50 100 800
Reducing tho wheat 70 -four, she denoisnoy equai to
lilo 69l bls flour.
Tho eceps a ude water Of the prime s,soas Of pro
duce from the opening OF the canal. 70 and iuc.udng e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
THE PANIC IN THE CITY.

ADDITIONAL woRKMES OUT or EMPLoyMNr-THE
RUN on THE SAVINGS BANks-PHEyApTIoSS AND
RESOURCES or BUSINESS MEN, ETC.
b addition 10 the number Of discharges or EN- ,loyeI
already pcsiccd becomes painful duty 10 notice tue
1ollowinls-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
.saA.000.Q0u
PBgcArrIoNs OF BUSINESS xHN.

The shrewdneas, capacity and busness engaged
IN many large houses has aose aved many Of them from
he general wreck. Mr. King, The manager or A. T.
Stewart o. attributes NE prosperity os hist nrm 70
principle which, far posbie they have carried ont
srcs 1887, vix that Of buying and selling much -
ain dhe uot for ash insssad Of crtdx, ssd oopsdcr
good INVESTMENT Wben they sell, n they are OBLIGED to
gee cysaM they never get the poses di,oounted bu lay
Them aside 10 their ON vaults and when due have them
nay be lost, but the nYm Il obliged 70 furnish he
money N take up the Of other parties Win large
ospiai they claim 70 DO indcpeuds N Of tAis cYs~
su.n.,. .'s:,s :, = sss y s ,ss% ., Chose
sDQe a1pe an ssht 70 nesy .env ave h6daaHd dollars
pes sAnaw sho ofcrDsd coreT hal hey had MOI
sDge MOLE III nAssst Yhsy selia msAaace Credit
axcss thsy have IN sounded oonddanoe In ho puP
chaser, and wse unkpows parry gives an or isr he
geas The bill bsSoss he does the goods
he dsohasse Of sogerL hundred employ By nessu.
A. Stewart Co., ia the fashionable dspasmsns, :,
rsDchmet ~. Kbg declared, friday lass, haA hcy
had no dessn 10 dsOhsrss any employ as ths
hrs, have bss . somewhat scdden
sbe statement hat the ,plesons hAd discharged great
% be no, entirely Eus, ss ths ssrr rsisrrsd . i
ne businsss Of ihe 1ppsons mAiay u Ssnd, soads
mic and collegiate ,c.i eaols .h'A hsvs ,tsaay sale,
works ot fiction are OF WebsssrS spelling book alone
tuy claim 10 ee one million soples annually and ha he
Whole number Of The Woks sold creator than the estire
populatifp Of he United rho work Of the addition
70 The Appesoa building is progressing.
A Dovei sien Of The lines Appears In our advertising
90 umns In the sba . OF IN dvvYtseuens from Meeus
Edward Lsmber % the large wholesale importers and
tbbers Of slk and fancy soods. They prspose open
To- rxty dC n retail iheir ire stock, oompsng every.
TIL In their department from ohantly Isce splendid
shs 10 patr Of hid gi,vcs embfsoiss Stock or goods
vaiued G half million OF dollars 7. 10 they do "in
oonsequence Of Tho unparalleled arrangement Of oouh
deIce, buaincss and finance throughout The county,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
RHODE ISLAND.

QUAR- " the b. nkas-
In making feure returns the following iteus only need
be forwarded TO the commissoncrs viz -CspAi stock,
circulation deposits, due oher banks, bills receivable A
other debts due bank, spcosc, bills Of obcr banks do
pos, IN osher benks piempt returns In al ocs afere
Quired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
NEW YORK.

uprvrpuAL LIABILITY OF BarR sr1cxr OLDRRs.
The following olanses Of the acs OF Apn o. ls4e Ia reia
ton VI The pdividus liabilities Of stockholders banhs
are vcr by OF attention In this connection:
SEQ l. whenever defsuh VI all bc made In The pay.
rsrt o. sny debt or liability contracted YER The nvs day
al nuarv one thousand eight hrpdrca fNy, by any
corporation ons stock association fos banhins purses
ssusut bank pos any hind Of Paper creds " circr
ssht brr Sred and any, kholdsrs Of corpo
ton or association hall hsipdi espensibls equally
and notably tuch responsibility 70 be enforced a. here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
TENNESSEE MONEY.

Inc Knoxville hsgster ssys:-
TO day (rhrfsdsy) our banks, understand, are re
rslpg the notes all Tennessee banks except OF
Union, Panters and Sata Bank Of his paoe. whoa
circulation OF oniS $4,000 and tue Bank Of Knox Lille still
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
ITEMS TOUCHING THE TIMES.

ITEMS TOUCHING THE TIMES.
renoe n the salem savings banks drscdy ,ntrary to
,bas Of altman nssuons In other par Instead OF being
.hhd'a.n ,he deposits have considerably increased
during the panic
The New England worried mills, in obedience 70 the
demands Of the nmes, held conferences whh the over
,eers their mills In regard 70 reduction Of wages Of
l2k per cert, 70 which the operatives agreed Ar or
wids nunbcr of she operatives left, bus tse mills
going on ~ usual
II is stated that A. n A. lawrence h % have deter.
sales Hx months the longeat time given 10 icpbers and
large dealers who buy oy Tho package only, and eight
months to exporters and shippers OF American gooda
The rumors 10 the effect CT the times on the Norris On.
iacorreot priva'e n0te from officer In thc compAny
avs the company have wefy, - they thick, postponed
. sirge boatmAn. Tho reduction up tho "a nss is
nearly $1,000, compared with tho period lAss
year, but he amo.ns Of iscoms 10 greater than In any
year previous 10 the last
Tho Charleston Oourser Of the sth inst says- We I'M
derssnd that within The last two DAYS two thousand
bales Of cotton have been sold 10 his MARKET sixteen hun
dred OF which pfcn eserday and thai negotiations
Tor TIE same have been made In nerl Dg st par, and
francs At b2k Is 55, and tne OF banking insta.
nuniiy in his wsy, only 70 limited extent We r
ce 10 notice hese facts they evidence
return Of bet state Of things, and sincerely hope that
they arc the harbiDgers OF returning conddeuce Or
staple ~ wss materially TO be expected under the orcum
stsnces hH materially deoncd in value holders having
Hsnsaot or yesteTday decline Of foil 30 ccnts
and perhaps little over, from me hgbess pon. Of ,he
mAyket
new Soy ngs bank has been estAbliIhed 10 Columbia
sc.
letter from Manchester, N. H dated Oct ., says;-
For the three lA days Of this week ,hs cotton factories
havc suspended operations. The Manchester and the
moskesg rporaens ring cot heir hep u ave ool,ck
iD,esd a. 70 seven heretofore, which makes
difference OF ~ hours during the I've day yhfy work 10
week. For thu, reduction Of pay y made the same a
though were less Of shoo day In tbe liz shop" on
the Amoskeag 100 hands have been notified that their
voss viii nos be needed afer completing their joos
under vsy, which win be In the Of . or
t~o Nos~ ~hssand.rg the hard looking prospect, here
good courage e and bound 70 nve In spite Of the
WcnL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
sOUrH cARoJJNA cIrpRENry

mo Chsfis.son NesSs sne souo~ins nouce Of the
baDbs Of toAt Rate:-
The biIkA OF Seuh CarolpA cannot suspend. suspen.
rop ID made BY law Dyfeure or Quarter, ipso Jde,o
The3 must lay through any pressuro ~ tne >st
dollar In their vauA Before lha could be reached
Wib al liz tisDters the people Of S,nin Caroline who
we're never freey from embarrRs ment could and soud
sustain them lin suoh large soppy Of agrcuturai pro-
ducts, equal 70 pecle and convoribs sustain
Ing credits specie that the OF he banks could
be realized 10 any needed extauk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
LOUISIANA.
CONDITION or THE hEw ORLEANS BAEKs.
fFYoyr tha Ma Dpkana Dana flrt

IFfom mo New UfkanS DsIlA, Ucl
The weeRfy statement OF the bsnkI will be found b
low II sho great loss OF speco for tho week. and, ~
TIE dec,sme In ciTcslstcn ooy irflng bsieved mo
ocin has been drawn and gone into tho SUB Treasury 10
aDee for dras New York. and some for pay na
OF duies Cdsscm House mis- OF course, could not
be avoided nor the community complain OF II, but
tho policy Of t,o general In making ~ wfns
fers By sell M ns drafts d cne depository another, Is
upas, oppressive and ccdedly anst the pies
cf The creating The independent treasury The
respect, signify and honor OF the government ere oom
promised BY its entering The market - vendes q ex
char Ge or ssiipf c1,n nj premium, ~ were do
odsdy tn M business for palon Win SO goo OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
Statements Of New jersey. Rhode Island
and Louisiana Banks.
MOVEMENTS OF WESTERN PRODUCE.
AFFAIRS IN THIS CITY,
Five Thousand Workpsople Thrown eat Of
Employment.
ERMoNS YESTERDAY on THE CRISIS
STOPPAGE Of THE EAST RIVER BANK,
10, ko., 10

THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
HAsRIssvss, OCT. IL, 1897.
ma House yesterday aflerDooo passei, The seoead
pssaing she Senate relief oi with e7e-ai o,dmens
60 Of which strikes out the provision requiring
= pay specie for a.. dollar notes.
mo efforts 70 change The time for resumption proved
NHle.
HARRISBURG, o,- IL, 1857.
moro probability that the DILL pending In the aoase
VII be defeaed 10 morrow by . small m,j ,rity Many
huds Of lesaxanon vote sgsiost ii, ling by defeating
q 70 ses better bill ~ regards length Of Lme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12
THE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER on THE
PANIC.

A usual On sunday rights, an immense scd'eooe W"
crowded into ne Piymouih cburch, last svsnns y near
NE Rev Htnry ward Bcecs~ se'nosss upon ne arna
and seasons. The words upon vsca - isaao"i o." ds-
ron,. =. sno.es fro the 1sd P,sm "a 10
u.~n,n.,.. I am continually with bee tba oass
no an me u m, risbi rhou soah "a dc ns riso
nv oouose, ana afterwasds rcsive ne 70 siov'. Whom
nave IN Heaven su sri there pose upon tss saysh
~, sss,,a ses,ss ,bsc W assh and hesr fNs me.
Sul God The suesg Of ms heart ana my portion icrsvvs
Amer tfs,ss upcsise powers weaknesses and ssressa
of mar. 10 his elsaon TO ether snsvs, ths ccnsnn Of
nature .sa providence h, proceeded to pe,s references
10 ,ne pants, substantially % tclc-.;-
Men tomeslres rink tina, cnmmsce II so,s "a rsore
trsp buyirr and selling I THAT nj, tac noss
vouderul and ,urnordlnsry opcrs tors kso1n On the
world n rcuses everytbirr tns sel'rgf ~ nan;
sphstdiz~s the so'ld. Cos merce calls the sea aad
snd aikc srhser ve Il, pu-rn-e Com~sroe 10 no
[CoNrINuED on EIGHTH rAGE.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-12

There was cry hlle dtne In exoharge today. Rates
are The fane % yes,cr6sy, though sterling rssrer
more drun CT sale In oomestcs se have onanss to
roie Francs, ITO SEQ Checks on Nov York, Ia
snan runs. ri y per ocpt premium.
cosIrr1ov op IIrr iAsKs wrsK Bypys
aArrppAY OCT. o. 1857 AYTsp r1uuSGs
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19
MINER s. 3 AKERY.
Montgomery steert, 3 doors above the Orleans 1ote
VILLE.
STEPHEN ToLAND.. ......... Proprietor

YEyHTS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
WILLIE and the proprietor would acknowledge
his ihanksto the people of Orovlle and vicinity, for
their patronage. and soliciss continuance Of the
same feeling confident thai he can give better salts
faction for the same money. than any other GStab'
lishment of the kind in Oroville. PIES made OF
fresh fruit of all kinds, ana CAKES of every variety
at LOW PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, Or will
be delivered at the doors of Ofhiscustomers.
Oroville, Dec. 30, 1856. d3l~u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19

GeA-An English paper states that
Yankee steamers are so light that on
the western rivers, they say they can
jump over a sand bar, float easily on
wet grass, and obliged to lay at an
chor Mhea there is q heavy dew.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19

During Il thundr storm at Green
Vile, $. c., the lightning struck a
mill, knocking over two slaves who
were ut work iii it. AS soon as they
regained their feet, the first excIa-
nation Of one of them, in great sur
prise, was:
"Who fire dat gun!"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19

''WeH, Tom, how are you about
these times?"
"0h, quite comfortably Just now"
said Tom, rubbing his stomach.
"You hold your own | see" said
has neighbor.
ayes, replied Tom, "and~a little
of another mans too"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19

CooL.-"Siy," said woman TO a
loafcr, " if you do not send my hus-
band's clothes,.I will expose you
"lf | do, malam, | shall expose
myself" was the cool reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
C. A II ITO NJ!

7 AN INFORMED that various liquor mixers OF
New York. Boston and san Frinci>co, are eNien-
sveIy engaged IN putting Ia square hotties, under
arious tl-. cheap limitations OF my long established
aud renowned
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19
Wolfe's Scheidam Aromatic
3CHN - PP =.

Which alulicraed co,npo nds ut,aded TO sell in
California as1iHst my genuine article.
Ny object Is t. anuOgnce that ! have recently es
tobli.hcd au AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the state AMI Oregon with NY Schnapps
and that hereafter " II always Keep said agency
Supplied with large stock; 50 that respectable drug
gi,t- and liquor dealers throughout Call rnla
eau always supply themselves at "a regular price,
merely etoagh over the New York prIce 10 cover
cost Uf frright aud charges; has avoiding compla nj
as heretofore. OF occasional scarcity aud extreme
hixh price.
Ills now many years since first imported these
-chHapr- rnm the csepraled od dIs'tllery at Sche~
d,tu. HOLLAND, IA which | am Interested II rs now
conceded that TO GtH was ever imported into lhs
country which has appr0acheI NY ,chngpps ~ re-
s.rd 10 PURITY. UEALIiFUtNtrS. and EN-
QLISlrE AROMA or hayor. THIS claim. and Tor
pruof point 20 their yersa popularity and the i'm
meuse and increasing consumption by All classes,
nurlh aud so,Uh. east Hnd we$l comprising the tenn
perance people, medical faculty. &c. ~ such an eA-
leut that my establishment, packing ll'e rhoraious
quantity OF 800 bottles pef day IS barely able 10 hlI
lis orders.
Als, The Wolfe's Srhnapps have been anaiyzed
by the most celebrated Chemists. Drs. do aud
Deck, OF Now YORK, and others who all testify that
they are IL
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable a. n remedy ngainst BAD WATER,
CRAVE, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. DEBILI-
TY, sc They also certify that they toand my
%chnapps to be free IRON ArnSlic Alcohol or Fus
Oil an exceedingly hurtiti ingredient. found IN all
common Gin. which Dr. Noit describes us "tctd
acrid. and as,hmalica and producing rrrparable ef
tee upon the aud stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clear oi ''the Sc
cond or heavier essential OF OF juniper. also II dan
gerous component, produced by the over distillaOn
pracuced increase The quantity in making ordinary
Gin"
These statements are made with a view Ia invite
comparisonin CHlifrniabetween the genuine " oic's
sschapps and The various brands of bogus limitations
mixed, docUred up, or sweetened GIN; IN square
different nataes aud labels. whether marked london
Germany. holland Scaeidam SGhnapps, 6Sc~ ia init
nit. variety confident thnt the trla viii result in
California lust ii has long since done in all the
older states. an rcputdaiing all the bogus, unwhoo
some limitations referred toand 1t complete triumph
of my pure Schedam SchnHpps.
desire briefly 10 notice two facts which hav. lately
added largely TO the use Of Wolfe, Schnapps in the
cir 0f New York aad tss where. 1T. Pure French
Brandy it IS now almost Impossible 20 ohau-nearIy
all th, orauuy imported from France being American
raw spirits sent there, made into bany. aud shipped
back again. ~. Aan} people are abandouing me
uas OF American whiskey, brandy ahd gin, nipce 1t
has been discovered taht SGR&CiiNiN n. deadly
poaan il 10 use at the west in distng, thereby in
cre;lsiug the yield of Liquor about one-lhlrd
la conclusion, will say To all who desire who e.
some agreeable ontc and smulentgye iair trial 10
" l. 4 e $
Scheidam Aromatic Schmapps.
UUOLPuO WOLFE, ) ole Importer,
a6-3m % Beaver >. rect, New York
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19

A newly married couple took up
their residence in a street named
Poplar. At breakfast the next morn
ing the gentleman said to the lady:
My dear, this is Poplar street,
and by putting u (you) in, it beuomes
POPULAR
"And by putting Gus (us) in"
promptly replied his better half, cit
will very naturally become popu-
lous.o
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19
UNION S ALOON |
CAPPELMAN s. HONS. .Proprietors

TCAPPELMAN & HONS. ....Proprietors
FENHE ABOVE SALOON. SITUATED in the base
a ment of The Empire Hotel and so long one Of
the most popular resorts Oroyille is still in full
blast. and maintaining its we'll ned reputation Of
the coolest and most delightful resort ia town. 1be
liberal patronage which has beer bestowed on il
since coming into the possession Of the present pro
prietors is sufficient evidence OF the quality of liquors
dispensed at the bar, and Of he attention Of lis pro-
prietors toward their patrons. coutinnance OF the
same liberal patronage is respectfully solicited
iva CAPPELAiAN * HONS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19
Orauijle Iailq 1Sntte Retar0.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV Iorn. 1857

gra. What is the difference be-
tween a woman who tears her dress
and one who pads!
One busts her stuff, the other stufs
her bust.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19

fsy@" Julius, can you tell me how
Adam rot out Of Edenl"
"Well, | 'spose be climbed the
fencc.'
NO, dat aint it,"
"Well, den, he borrowed a wheel
barrow and walked out.
''No."
II gibs it up, dem
''pe cot sndh,ed out!''
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-19

The young fellow whose girl told
him she didn't want him any longer,
wears iifty-six six pound weight in
his hat to prevent him from growing
longer.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-09-23
Our Naturalization LAWS.

In a recent case decided by Court in
Kentucky, it has been held that State
Court cannot naturaize a citizen, and
that persons so naturalized not being citi-
zens cannot vote. The case will be ia
ken to a higher Court for review. The
suit was brought by two persons who had
been natur alien by a State Court, and
whose votes had been refused by the Dep.
uly Sheriff of the county in which Lex
nglon is situated. The points are these :
"A voter may maintain a civil action
against the judges of elections, for unlaoO.
fully, uiyuiiy, and knOVingly deny ing
him the right to vote.
2. The powers to establish uniform
rules of naturalization is exclusively YES.
ted in Congress, and cannot be executed
BY the States.
3. The process of naturalization under
the act of 1902 isjudiciM and not Min
iSteriM.
a. Congress has no power under the
Constitution to confer jurisdiction or i'm
pose judicial duties upon the State Courts
but the State Courts must look 10 the
Constitution and laws of their own States
for grants of jurisdiction and as there i,
nothing in the Constitution and laws o
Kentucky, comforting jurisdiction upor
any Of her Courts, to hear and determine
naturalization cases, their judgments ant
certificates ale void, and confer upon thu
holders no right to vote. ..
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-09-23
TelegraphiC.
LOSS OFTHE CRNTRALAMERICA.

LOSS OFTHE CENTRALAMERlCA.
NORFOLK, Sept. l8.-The steamship
Central America foundered on Saturday
last. Fifty passengers were rescued by
the Norwegian barque Eloise, including
;wenty-six females. The officers were
all lost except James NJ. Frazier I'd Of
ficer. The chief engineer, Geo. E.
Ashby, took boat and deserted the ship.
The two millions of dollars in specie,
which were on board the Central Amer
ica, were lost,
The Central America was commanded
by Lieut.. VIM. L. Herndon, U. S. Navy.
The crew consisted of l01 men ; passen-
gers, 525. Total, 626 souls.
A portion of the crew, together with
the women and children passengers, mum.
bering in all forty persons, were saved by
the brig Marine, bound to Boston. The
sea was very heavy at the time the ship
leundered. Forty-nine other persons
were picked up by the barque Eloise.-
The names of the five saved by the barb
Saxony are as follows: H. II. Childs,
of the firm of Childs & Dougherty, N.
York Jahez Howes. of the firm of Geo.
Howes & Co., San Francisco, California;
Geo. w. Look, of MIME Adolph
Fredericks, Of San Francisco, and Robt.
Ridley.
The brig Marine succeeded in recover
ing twenty-six women and children and
twenty men.
The Norwegian batque Ellen, from
Balize, Honduras, bound 10 Falmouth,
England, rescued the following peIs sons
Capt. w. Badger, A. Y. Easton, R. L.
Brown, G. Harvey, J. Birch, ]. A. For
rester, E. P. Malone, ". Clark, John
De Emhn, H. ]. O'Connel, Julius Sol
son, F. A. Watts, George Brown, Joseph
II. Ecoss, ]. M'Carter, S. G. Colwell,
B. Sayer, John George. i. W. Follna,
w. Chase, ]. c. Taylor, c. Aquilla, Ii.
Holland, w. F. Fletcher, VIM. Eue,
Charles A. Vose, R. Cadey, ]. W. Casey,
John W. Crafts, Henry A. Kennels, ia
cob Jaener, Henry Hartman, Edward
Moore, r. NJ. Lee, James Jaceson, Chas.
Reed, and Mrs, Badger, Mrs. Eaton, Mrs.
Eaton, Mrs. COnnor, who are on the brig
Marine. Also, the crew-James M.
Frazier, second officer Henry Harper,
second assistant engineer John Jones,
fireman; ]. Nearby, fireman; A. R.
Holcomb, of Salem. cook ; Henry Hen
dIeburg. ships cook Tim Rickogh.
The steamer was lost when two hun,
dred miles off Cape Halteras.
The steamship Empire City, which
sailed from here for New York, takes
part Of the passengers.
II is positively stated that all the ladies
and children who were passengers in the
Central America, were saved, and are on
board the brig Marine.
SAVANNAH, Sept. lS.-The barque
Saxony arrived at this port this morning
with five passengers, rescued from the
wreck of the Central America. She re-
ports the total loss of the vessel, treasure
aad mails, and. about five hundred pas
sengers.