The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

)RNING EDITION-SATUR
the Of this liver sibutAr,es BY -has 10 called
The Do Lnusu ract There no DOUBT however tast
by the terms Of the original EraDt decree OF
cssns have ksa totAds upon the o.aror waters
Of Pe ard Bolivia and measures have aimee been taken
10 assert ihat right
Amer short interval or repose nom The 70 gaes Of his
expedition, Com Berndon was nsmsd 70 the command
the United Bates mail steamahp George Law, subse
qrenhy called tho Central America In
with The passengers travelling by Mis- u0e bis
xnd be>yHg Of tho courteous and conc,s,ory
chaysc,er and for him the Of all who
ooaaos viii hiu
Com. sindoa eares . widow aud an only daughter,
Who well In the fsshianable aroies Tash-
ingtSD. MS Bern on hss ans voe, and oon,idesed
oDe Of the Se. private singer IN hs country They have
been pairing the season ~ Ne.pst and have pr ,osoy
rceived there ,he uews Ct this terrible bios.
CHARLss n. VAN RSssssLAsR, Irssr opyIosR.
Mr. Van Rensselaer, was the art officer OF tho Cea,rs
Ame' ca and Connected With the old Van Rensselaer, 10
miy Of Albany. He was . single He hes been con
ntoed with the line about three years, during whoa time
10 has proved hm'eH very efficient ofoer and made
himscl many friends, He formerly in tho revenne
service Lieutenant and Of the officers dropped
~hen thst branch Of the service reduced n,bers
This fact however, can by means be men ned 70 his
disortdit, since the rule Of seniority adopted by
which many efficient men dropped, simply because
hey hsd been lately commissioned, and many inefficient
ones We retained simply because they had been longer
In the service.
JANIS n. FRAsEB, SECOND 0rFroBR.
Hr Frsser was the second officer, and able He
ba' been connected with the line . auubsr OF years al
~Nl.R~>
vice when ships have been laid up has ret,rued an
der dieren, captains. he ID . married man. and ortu
na,ey for his trembling wife, reported smoOgst the re~
mved.
CHARLES A. NBYHRs, THIRD oyFICsB.
Mr., hoJen was the third OH er Of the ship, and
has been connected with the Bne several yoa His loss
viii be deeply nourned BY wife and family, and large
circle Of friends. He wAs excellent OTHER.
B.w. HULL, PuRsEB.
M Hull was the porser of Oental America and by
his energy and ability had worked hts way hrs far n e
BE Was fes merry clerk in the nrrn or Howard s,ns
and has been purser Of the California nes stsasp,
since they started. The HERALD has been in.
debted to him for many favors his dea asches were a
ways written with cencIse precision and business ab y
and promptly delivered. Be purser the Empire
City In 1851 when consolidation OF The Atlantic and Pa
cino lines wHs eff ctsd, and retained by the c,nso
dated Company Mr. W. Hall, the ship storekesper wss
his brother
JAMES r rENrIsor, SURGEON.
Dr. rennion has boon surgeon this nne since 1851
IN diff Rent shics aad has proved himself an ab phys
G clan ~ well ~ humane maa He was unm vried, but
leaves widowed mother living, HIS brother h q ro,l
ctns Of this city.
NAMES OF PERSONS BELIEVED TO HAVE
BEEN ON BOARD THE CENTRAL AME-
RIGA.
There being ~ yet, OF courso list OF the passensers
0 the Central America, and probab ty OF any being
resived fos ronth 70 oome until tue arrival OF tue
Illinois, becomes matter Of great moment know who
we're svpposcd 70 bs On bosrd 10 give much pcssi
BILE Of This important information, she following Ha has
bern prepared fro various vii, be o,ser rod
that nun Der Of persons supposed by many Of their
friends 70 have been among The unfortunate passensers
were safely at their homes
Bsnasor Gwyp, OF California was currently rumored
yesterday expected By this steamer bot by the fol-
lo~pg despatch, kindly furnished by Mr. Aus on. re
osved from Mrs ~yn, win be psroevsd that he was
not 70 cavc canfornis until The 9Th Of scptemser:-
WARRINGTON Orr, seps Is, 1857.
DR.. Gsyn was 10 leave on The 9Th Of September
NE GwIN.
David Broderiek, also United aA,es ssnatsr Of Cab
forph-
dyoebfcfdt, in.M
beneved TO have been on board.
Mr. Look sood, of HAn FrArckco OF the firm cf white
lockwood, OF lafayette, Indiana, TO have come by
lhb steamer
Isaac Nash Of No e6e Fourth sroes, was on board
hs started a. Was his inisni,on.
Dr. Parker, Of Gan Francisco, was expected By nis
friends
Judge Mcoorkle, OF California promnen, candidate for
Governor before The Democratic Convep on dssgaed 1,
como about this imc.
Mr., J. w. Raymond Vice President Of the Pacido Mail
steamship Company, hlegra,hed 70 A. j. Ess,on, ono OF
the passengers Of the Central America taken Norfolk
70 see bis fRsymoud's) wss board the losi
steamer. Mr. EAon replied BY telegraph ha, be war no,
The intelligence relieved Mr. Raymond Of great cy,
bs had como 70 oAIfo~nls pleasure up, and
was expec cd BY this steamer.
Quite large number Of persons who expected their
friends D The Central Ansrna crowded around .he ofacc
or no Steamship Company this mo,nirg hoping 10 hoAr
'urther respeoarg tho loss Of the steamer.
lady with Two children vn early q, pe ONCE, TO
make Inquiries and ~ cd .nai abe expected husoaad
Tno New Orleans passengers OF ihe Cearal Amsrtca
70, board The Phsdsphis ., Havana and taken
safely 70 lheh destination. Tns Pacific Nail Steamship
Company telegsphed esserday 70 in agents NJ Nes Or
esns !, see II they could ges any further Information
from ne passepses who have arrived there concerning
me Cenuh Anerioa, be phmts OF ncr psxougers, &c,
&C. Al nins O'CLOCK lest night bad not been
received
Gabriel d Brush, baggage master Of tne Panama Rail
road Company, and formerly moeseasu Of rroonan 4
Co.'S Express Company,
O. Richardson, wife and child, nrmcrg agent of Tho
rscine Express Company In Sacramento satthcn On n,
way homo.
j. Birch, President Of lho California NAL Stage uomp.ny
II though, was board; although some of bis friends
express her doubts OF hs leaving ~ shaa tine HIS ~ge
who s,ppins st the Metropolitan Hoel, ,hinss no did
not hhe pasrge In this s.eamx
rae follosipg members ., the "san rapcsoo Minsrois"
u IA nousht board, ~ the nrss and Last named
vers under ssseueni "Br ants hnssrcis 10 h,s
city, viz IS @ Campbell, VIM. Birch, 8, A. Wells and
George coes They vent out with ohrissy about years