Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-20
THE PASSENGERS OF THE LOST CENTRAL
AMERICA.

AAAS iASSCNIChS oC lie LOSl SEN NAL
AMERICA.
The Northern Light, from California, brings a full
list OF the passengers who were on board 'h- lost
| steamship Central America, including those
pesea IN the supplementary way.bill and 'ho,- taken
'n BOARD at Aspinwalk The names are as f."w-
FIRST CABlS.-Judge Manson, Mrs Lockwood.
eaushter and two children Mrs b Thay-r. chiid m..
lan', aIu servant, Albert Priest, Mr. Farmer \ j ~
ton and wife. Hawley wife and two ia. 1I.-.~
and servant, VIM Mcneil and wife. Capt = Itei.
ger and wife, Mrs + A Thomas. f Kir.hti-ld VI;
ssk G Rdgway, Peter Brown, VIM Brrh A..
wife, Mrs Pahud, two children and infant, + OK.
Jsbez Howes, j A Foster, n Montgomery. : E,,
ker, Van Hsgan, wife and infant, Mr.. Enz, *.
| rothers, Samuel Shreve, j Dobbiu, MIR. E,,a y
beth Smith, j Pell wife and two infants, c A Low. q
G Farnham, s ID Dement,, II II Childs VI Whit. r
Jones and servant, James Birch, Boi-r Mrs
j Mckim Bowley and two infants. DIR IIar.y. \
j Aston, n Sawyer, Charles Gibb, ID Yaun-,. 4
Moore, A Doud, S Aker, 3 Smith. wife. rtli AN,
three lniaats Theodore Paine, Ii Beach. + Wi
liams. Mr. Saron, DR. J Travis, wife and two infants.
Mrs DIR kittridge, Chas Vose Il T Brown.
SEcohD CABIS.-D Raassi, Chas Blum ID lie.
vick, l. Fallon daughter & infant. e y Gsui. VI. Git
terman, Robert Edmann j Reed. j w Tpmpku.
Isaac N Tompkins, Geo Manoit, ) G Wherlrish' l.
Strauss; Holer, L Dorsey. j o Stevens G w lutcn.
Kent, MIR Barchmaa. Geo Lee. j Ba.sford, } W Mul.
len, Noble Fish, X Rchman, \ Munger
STEEKAGE-W Van Natter T. Ford, a W East.
man, Henry, A Fous, A Manlove. W p De
shond, Fanhorn, c Simon, T Sig-, q Narranor-.
ii Chapman, Boyn'on, c McCornick p Mo-
ran, Moran, J Morris. l. Sheldon, w Young "
Delyan, t Ravenna, Roberts, w Van R"-d L
Spohn, w Flanagan, ) Caldwell, Jean p Chlan. II
Frank, + Ash, A Mack. y p Sanborn, W Ken
drck, w Bell, w Wel.e, Vie w Gorl-y, W Cha.-.
Buckway, Mrs + o Conner and son. + Why j II
Blsckmsn, Mr. Carter, j " Mey, ) Richards jas
Whalau, + Barr, Duref, y l}arr.J Leech jas >u,i-
van,W Browning, Mrs Shaw II W CroLn, II Adams.
K Reed. j Stetson J Tanner, j llorn-. X W.d"
McLeliand. X Farnhan, J K-er } II Foster p
hron' MIR McGrenary, Berks. } Caiakran. Is J..
Smith, Sshmendmann, a Stalk. II NJ F'sh,
Segur, wife and infant. Mr. Spau ..,ng, + WIS. I
Willett, Mr. Maynard, e Csy.lio, + Fe.u. d Casa
!. Daley, Is w BagwilI, Mos=ley, d Young, Is
Casey, Casey, Crist, Gushee, Crld,r, B
Palmer, Murch, w Geary, c Gilk-y. B G KY.
W. Reese, } Quencer, g simon, J Wo"d"orrh. e
Klburn, A Crowen, l. Wood j Emond, l. Mur-
ray, F Murray, Thebergo, G Hahu, VIII aud ,on,
n Leppsr L NJ Young, E II Burt, NJ l. MrCoy. P
Finngan, q w Brsnard, A Greenls-. 5 l. *. p
5 Look, e Reed, { Mitchell, I Hicks, u Ran.
nell,. E Hbbs, Short, ii Frank. { I'm
son, w Stevens, K Reese, k Wilton. u II
Ridley, Berry, + G Van Waldheim. Mr. b c'~nd
zorff, Mrs Bull, Ryan B Loring, j Sawin G-,r.-
Howe, Cho:t, w Eide, l. Davis. d Brav-,, Ii l.
Garrison, r Horn N Horn, B Colt l. G,hu,
II Hoadley, II Beasher, w Owngs. Il Inck,
Charles Lagan, II Hart, Mr. Vlat, Mr FI"''nrr Mr
Shaw, Mr. Morse. Butler j w Cros. G ID snip
psrd d Porter, Barber, Kirk. u F, h'r Jr
J Sanborn, Kay. Weeks, l. Buc a"a". )
B Swan, wife and infant, Mr. Pool John THl.r.J
Meyer, Wells, II G Anderson, II II lie. M,ry
Garnett, BEN amin Hassey. james Smith rnv..r,
5 Christian, w Eaton, j II Ragland, F Summons,
lett. J Schuber, I x Hughes, II Sibbot, A Co-~r l.
Miller, w G Berry, j Bround, Lean. Mr Pas IL. r
Wells, L Meron, NJ Murphy, j Srev-n-. r. Lu.k..
man, NJ Crmins, 2 Ball, Mathy, Il IIaII-ri. J R,l
Burns, J Jones, E FJones, IL tloatI.y M,An.
thony, Jno Kelly b Guerher, ID Ruth-ii."i Thos
Brsde and bro II Kimbsll, Mr. Robertson l. f.. d.
rick. Rubb, Forrest, z Dugan, j X On "v, d
Mr. Thomas, Mr. Guild, Mr. Johns III. VI >-~trd,
rhos BIanton bir Blanton, hlr Qn-rp.". II II BE.
deli, Pomery, N ID Spauldng, Mrcn-I. Nr
Hsag, John p, Harris, Hodge, McGus,", Hat;
chinson j II Strohm, p Lugden, Mr. D.nn.rg }
Denmsn, Bruyn, . Mcclure, J I'm o C.'nn r, \
Srueye, X Burdlck, Z Condos, } F ii"nsI-n', Dtnre
Mahoney, B NJ Lee, j liarreil, ID Clark, b a An
terson, j Christie, G Goodenrw. I VI Nash.J
Lowenhal, j Wallace, c Prchard, Fr-dr. kW
Ogden and brother, II Y Cahell, ID Shpman +. K
Merry I b Ball, w WAndersou, X Taylor, a Cons
tree.
TICKETS SOLD At AsrINwALL. Senior J -r Sc
sun. Consul. General for Peru, iD N-w fo'k; rho
IDS Tirado, his Secretary Adolio Oaeu- AID brother,
Of Peru; Senior Richon, Consul oi gIu'u NJ III
| ma, partner in the house of Monranr ~ Co, PRS
from Peru for New York; A Thun", io' NV York.
SHuOr ESCurud IOT New 1DTk; . Dc Us IONh lhIhNL
and nurse, for Havana; DR. Corpancho, Tor II vnun;
santiago Olivia, for Havana; Z dc La-nn, t"r II VA
ma; Chss Taylor, for New York: McC"r'hy. .' NV
Ss~ York; Capt Walter Dyer. for "" Y,"..'J 'T
Selsmer, for New York; George CAME, for New Or
leans.
sTEERAGE.
Otis Barlow Jas Neil, New York; E FIinada
Havana; NJ Bertrand, New Orleans; Frnnk Csrprn
ler, w Hemme, VIM Piasso, Mr. Olur, A Amm. c
w Griffeths, 7 Morris, VIM Osborn, Grrtii h,
Thos Msloney-32.
MONUMENT TO EX-PRESIDENT MADISON.
Since hs death and burial in 1886, the rnI re.
mains of Ex President Madison have been quietly r-
posing at Montpelier in Orange county-H Locality
distant some nine miles from GOrdonsviil-, on the
line Of the Virginia Central Railroad During MI
this time mural record with high sounding -ut"sy
disclosed the place of his final rest, only n-ghh"rh"i
tradition and historic record serving to poIni h-
10 il. The neglect in attesng his worth bS some
suitable monument attracted attention. and r"n" i"%
years since Humber Of gentlemen OF Orange ""nr
| set about the task Of procuring one Having h"-n
procured, it was conveyed to Montpelier on the lJh
Sept, and placed in position.
The monument is of James River granite. in form
an obesk, aud as graceful and approprla'. ~ Any.
thing could be- 1t is composed OF seven plec~, Of
stone, two Of which measure five feet by s"v-i, nnd
weigh over nine thousand pounds; two Oh-I-, t,ur
feet by two feet, weigh over six thousand p"uud-
another, two feet ten inches by two eet weighs ihfr.
| thousand pounds aud another, thirteen feet long,
twenty FIVE inches at ts base. and thirteen inches Al
| the top weighs one thousand pounds. Tn. gross
weight of the entire monument Is about 32,Uuu lbs
1t rses Just twenty four feet above the level Ui Tho
burying ground. The height of the monument proper
is twenty two feet six inches, bur the foundation on
which it rests being raised eighteen inches above
the surface adds that much TO the hpparant height Of
| the monument. About nine feet from the base IL
chiseed the following simple inscription
| MADISON
BoRS MARCH l6, l75l.
DIED JUNE II, 1886.
The monument is from the establishment. of JOHN
w. Davies, of Richmond, and cost hn'sirtd AMI
| Ety dolars, sum which does not cover III. whole
expense incurred by the contr ctor.
In digging for a suitable to ndaon, il h-cnn" D--
cessary TO 20 below the coffin, which qu.t
| y exposed to view. The boards placed ab",- the
coffin bad decayed, but no earth hand !nlcu upon
it, and everything appeared to he a. when The e. 'in
deposited there. except that the c"itin I'D "ns
slightly out OF place allowing partial >l~w "i tie
interior. As there tast-nng- 10 prevent, 'he
part of the lid covering the superior portion OF he
body raised, and The several gentlemen pr'-"nt
looked i'm upon the remains OF III. great Nirg rlnu
The coffin itself, OF black walnut, "as III y -ct pre-
ssrvatiou and the interior nearly filled with -lt-
cie5 of moss, which adhered p-rfInacl"usiy I" The
wood. Beneath this and partially hidden by ", were
few of the larger and harder bones The lover Jaw
had fallen away, the bones Of the brea-r ana ri- ribs
were gone, and the only parts of the rk.l-"n wIrt
remained were the skull and portions OF the ch--k
bones, the vertebr2 OF the neck, ibn spine hI 'h"
large bones of the All else of the upper part e"
the body had returned TO the dust from wi"nr-i was
! taken, and in O few wears every truce "t he
body will disappear, until the trump OF Tue r.'ufr'c
ton shall e-une the scattered PARTICLES. Inc body
had been inferred just twenty'one years.
| On reaching sufficiently firm grouno, the i"un"h.
on either sids of the cofin until proper hrsh' Sns
,o;n.J pb.p IL WAS srched over the e., fiji aud i-n