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

the public calamity by superscing 10 that great and over
whelmipg mhfortune The recital OF anotncs mono Ary
crisis
THE EFFECT OF THE LOSS OF TUE TREA-
SURE IN fHE COUNTRY.
While too much regret be esset the fearful
lass Of hrmin Ifo by the fou0deri,g OF Tho Central
America must not be forgo that the 10 of hs specie
and maib viii occasrn a, oh suffering Aside from the
great pcopven,ence ,he community
loss Of thc Specie there hundreds OF lcsers from
miners California 70 their friends families hare
taipng remnances the loss of which Will be deeply felt
Perhaps many families depending shess y.
for the payment OF rent tho purchase Of iscv
the lack Of which viii oocadon suffering and form
ne proportion in the unfortunate results Of this
rible calamity.
THE NEWS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. sept IS, 1897.
have called at the express ON and upon tho prn
cpa brokers' bat all declare their inability n give
any Information about any consign speois they
may have had on BOARD the Central America None o.
them know an, thing bat The sspaper report. None OF
the survivors have reached this ety. Of them
como by ral,osd from Bsliuore and there
steamers due to-day ffom North South, outside the
capes Thinking Of the coast steamers might have
sasen or srom vessels OF the Survivors osleo
upOn their agents this afternoon, bat there 40
due to-day. 30 nohng could be learned ia that
way.
The has made . profound sensation In This city,
and crowds who anxious for the lass. intelligence
tbrorg The newsparer tfioes.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept i8-4kPA.
the stock market ID fevcrisa spi ali descriptions
ower Gloom /, depicted every coun epsncc o-cAsoa
ed by the oss of LIE and property In the sa n,Dp oea
uaI America also the ss of the steamship Norfolk OF
IBIS city with si00 900 worth OF cargo Those dixasters
ard previous panic In the money market make things
look very bad here
THE NEWS OF THE LOIS or THE CENTRAL AMERICA
IN WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept IS, 1887.
Hs not anticipated by CT her the War Navy Depart
men hat there vas an nent oicer bo Ard the
III fa ed Central America. AT time ap pretended
that Or. Gwip, OF California, WIS among the passengers.
bui bis family say not The Slate elections have do
tanned him I'LL amer the departure OF the steamer Every
thing s excitement on the subject and nothing eho
talked oL
THE BARK ELISE.
| CURIOUS C0INCrDKSoB In raE nAaRs OF vFssrLs
THsr HAVE PAVED suIPwsECKHD PgRsoss-rHs
EoRv EsIAN, RkAMM AND HANsuRa BANKS
BLIeE, ETC.
The announcement that the sixty passengers Of tho
shipwrecxed steamship Central America picked
up by bark Else, coupled with tho fact thm the Ham
burg bSf Of that name 10 due st this port gave
rons credonoe 70 tho opinion ihaa ths the
tuns.e vessel proves however, 70 have been the Nor
wegau bark Eise, bound from Hondurss 10 Fog and
The coincidence u remarkable, from the fact that the
Ham burg bark Elise and tho Bremen bark Elise were ne
ones that saved 30 many Of the persons spp~ccked from
the French steamer Lyoonais The Bremen bark Ei,e
Captain Norcenbaot the vsssel that arst gladdoned
the eyes Of the mates boat containing sxeei OF
board the Ly onnas who, ator abandoning shp had
been tossing about the open for six days.
Inc passengers were taken board, saernr terribly
from exposure and cola On the day. latitude 40
degrees 90 minutes porh longitude degrees 20 minutes
thc Hamburg bark E'isc Captain Nci'soa, ths one sup
posed % have saved Ne passengers oAoira Amsr
%, VA spoken bound FOR New York Captain Nelson
willingly consented 70 give such desired passage 10
New York, all bus two Of those saved svsise themselves
Of the offer, and being brought safely 70 Nov York
The agents OF The Franco American Steamship Company
In hh city properly rewarded oco or tho 20 bsrhs
elise for their services In saving and caring for the passe
gers and crew OF the Lyonnau. Captain Nesou was pre-.
sentcd with s2co In money aud splendid silver trumpet
and bis mate William penn-receyea $50 The trumpe,
vM richly chased and beautifully ofnanensed piece OF
work II bore ,be following inscripuon:-
Presented 70 Captain AdcIph .eson Hamburg b.rk
Elise ey hs sgets q the Fr.nso mercan sieanshe tun.
% ne ,rb sss Lesnsi from be Br-mea ou
for bis humanity ana kAdness O. ueatnsni oa his
NoyaTe 70 rev York.
IA similar present made css. George Nueeahoa,
OF The Bremen lark srse
Tho mans Elise proves 10 be avori.s In Tho north Of
Europe, and hcre arc several Norwegian basxs bearing
which have never come TO ths port mat taree yoasen
bearing tho same name should have beca Instrumental In
savh lives supposed 10 have boeu osi by shipWyeaa
must make n famous In The annAs OF humanity
THE MAILS OF THE CENTRAL AMERICA
AND THE EMPIRE CITY.
mo conduct tf the fossmAsler Norfolk Ia refusing a.
alleged 70 reoeive and forward the mails Of The Empire
CITY, noe the more condemned iron the f.ci lhs tho
Central America has been lost Merchants In the Wen
ndatrade have been sadly noc1vsnisnoei sooner
receiving duplicates ef letters and d'as sent BY Cen
al America, and further intelligence may be received
By this mail Of the passengers and cargo board. DO
ssaoses sent from ho Pos oce In city yestsr
day 70 ascern the cause II The &c ooaduc OF he
n&xkr Of Norfolk and the whereabouts Of the Enpre Cits
mails, but no satisfactory sxpiar.son reoesed. Il