The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19
DAILY DISPATCH.
ADDITIONAL BY THE NORTHERN LIGHT,
LIST OF PASSENGERS BY THE
LOST CENTRAL AMERICA.

LIST OF PASSENGERS BY THE
LOST CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Northern Light, arrived at New York,
brings upwards ofI00 passengers and 81 66i 2O0 In
specie OF which about S2SS 600 is from Havana
The John i. Stephens brought down to Panama
81 6s3 S93 in treasure, of which the Northern Light
took on board sl.383s29. She left at Aspinwall
United States frigate Wabash, bearing the broad
ponDant of Commodore Pagiding, to sail imInedi-
steiy on a short cruise.
The treasure list of the lost steamship Central
America amounted to xl,2le,ls9.
PASSENGERS BY THE LOST CENTRAL AMERICA.
The New York Times has received by the North
cru Light a FULL fist OF passengers who were on
board the Central America We omit few of the
names Of those known TO be saved, and give the
rest as follows:
F'ra Cabta-Mr. Farmer, Mrs. T. A. Thomas, Z.
hirshheld, Nj. Lasiski, I. 0Ne, @. G.. Ritlgway
Peter Brown, Mrs. Pahud two children and infant
\. Montgomery, y. +. Parker, j. N Van Haean.
Samuel ). shreve j. V. Dobbin, Mrs Elizabeth
Smith, j. Peil, wife and two infants, C. A. Low. G.
T. farnham, 5. ID. Dement,. NJ. White. F. Jones and
servant, A. J. Aston, N Sawyer, Charles Glib. %
Ysnney, C. Moore, Doud, s. Aker. A. r. smith
wife, child, and three infants, II. D. Beach, E. NJ
Williams, DR.. j. Travis.
Sscond Cdbin.-D. B. Raassi, Charles Blum u
Levick, j.. Fallon. daughter and infant, a. v (IsuI
NJ 6itterman, Robt. Edmann, j. f. Reed j. w
Tompkins, Isaac n. Tompkins. George Hanott. s
t. Nheelright, i. Strauss, p. Holler +. Dorsey, j.
" 1tt'cn5, w. W. huLCl1s0n, Peter Mcthardy i
H. Adams, H. B. Kent. Mr. Barchman, Geo Lee
Seerdge-W. b. Van Natter, Il. Ford. A, W. Eas.
man, I. Henry, L. A. Follus. w. p DESMOND. ]. Var
norm, Z. simon, T. Sigel, T. Ravenna r. E. Roberts,
G" G" N, San heed, f.; spohn, ": Flanagan, s. Caldwell,
u. Narfainore, d. Ii. G. Chapman j. Boyptop. G.
McCormiek, Z. Moran, d. Moran, j. Morris r. Sbel,
don, w. Young, w. Delyan j. McIelland- r. q
pahnam, Rarhu 81 .; Kerr, 7. Kron. Mr.. McGrenery, c.
PERKS; j. 1aiiakran b. L. Smith, j. schme udmann.
A Stakl III. VI. Fish, j. MapgoId. IT StincbsaId "
%Newnan, % D. Chapman, b. Segur. Mr. Spaulding. p.
meiis, 1: Miiiett, Mr.. Maynard, ]. C. Nitcbeil II
li'cks, II, kunnell H. Hibbs, r. Short. IL. Frank.
S!ii " InlleTIin FL W. Faconer, d. D. Smith, Jean p
| Chaliian Ill. Frank, +. Ash A. Maol v WiIav 7
IL. biackman Mr.. Carter, S. Wiley, 8 Richards
| James halen, L. Barr, S. Durett. Rarr n
w 80 H. i1utehinson b. A. Anderson, s. b. Murch
W "eary, u ulikey, j. b. Gilkey. w J. Reese I
Quencer, Il. Simon, s. Woodwork. G. Kilbnrn +
George, d. Howe, j. Chort, l.. Davis, D. Beaver r
L. Garrison. b. I: Colt s. L. Calm, II. Hoadley,
James Saues nul,ivan, Mrs Shaw. W. Browning, H. W
from, IL. Reed, j. Stetson, J. Danner j. D. Horne
| H. Wade. A. +. Crowen, L. Wood, j. Emond. l.. MIR
| ray r. Murray, A. Thebergo, G. Hahn G.. Pope. TT
Hastings, III. Hutchinson, ". Stevens r. Reese. \,
z, Z: sanhorn; W. NJ hendrick, w. Bell, W. welge
| W. Goriey, W. Chase. d. Buckway, G. Ceyello f.
| Fe5tu, l.. Daley, Is. w Bagwill. A. Moseley d
! Young, b. Casey, j. NJ. Casey, A. Crist L. Gushee
| L. Crider. b. Palmer, Il. Wilton. II. A. Berry f. G.
| Van Waldheini, MIR. Bactendzorff, Daniel Mahoney
Mrs. Bull, L. Ryan. B. Lorng j. Sawin, s. Christ
man, ". ). Eaton, j. III. Ragland +. Simmons W
X. fenner, NJ L. Montaguon, r. j. White, G. viii
| let, j. Schuber, L. r. Hughes, H. Sbbot, A. Closer
H. Miller, W. q. Berry, j. Bround, ?. Lean, Mr.
| Pullen, Mr. Thomas, Mr.. Guild, Mr. johnson. MIR
| Steward, Thomas Il. BlantOn Mr.. Banton, Mr.
Querpon, II. II. Bsdsll, Z. Pomery, NJ. D. Spalding
| V. Mitchell, Mr. Haag, John Harris, r. Hodge, c.
| Mctiugan Ii. Beoshler, j. Kubbe, j. kius, W Pro-
hert, ~ Lepper. l.. NJ. Young, II. III. Burt, NJ. L.
| McCloy. p. Finnigan, q. W. Branard, A. Greenlee
c. Reed, p. Butler, j. W. Cross. G. D. Lheppard
II. d. Porter, T. Barber C. Kirk, D. Fisher, Jr j.
W. sanborn, J. Kay, J. L. Weeks. J, L. Buchanan,
| D b. Swan, W. Z. 0wings, c. ii. Tuck, Charles La
gan, H. Hart, Mr.. Filat, Mr.. Fletcher. Mr. Shaw
MIR. Morse, E. A. Wells. NJ. Meron, NJ. Murphy. j.
stevens, Il. Lux eman, NJ. Crimins r. Ball T. Mathy,
ii. Ha!ard, j. kodweli, G. Lepse, Z. S. Smith, j.
Powell, W. Burns, j. Il. Jones, L. +. JONES' II. L.
Hoalley, j. III. otrom. X. Z. Lugden, Mr. Danberg.
| j. Denman q. Bruyn, o. McGuire. A Strueve r.
| Burdick. H. Condos, j. Z. HoagIand, b. b. NJ Lee,
Jr., n. Harrel. d. Clark, Mr.. Pool, John Taylor
SUPPLEMENTARY wAY-BILL.
Cdbin.-Messrs. Dr.. Kittridge Chas A. yose
| i&c0Hd CdttH--.J. Bassford, J. W. Mullen. Noble
Fish, K. hickman, j. n. Munger.
8esrage.-J. Meyer, j. b. Wells, H. G. Anderson,
III. IL. Miller, Mary Garnet, Benjamin Hassey Jas
| Smith, Mr., Anthony. John Kelley J. b. Guerher. d.
Rutherford, Thomas BrRde and brother, H. KIM
| ball. Mr. Robertson, +. Frederick j. Rubb j. For
rest, p. Dugan, j. X. Cheney, ID. keer. W g. Thorn
as, d. W. FOust, l.. A. Wells, Charles Taylor, j.
Christie, G. +. Goodn0w, I. McNash, j. Lowenthal
j. Wallace, c. Prtchard ~ Fredt, r. W. Ogden
and brother, H. Y. Cahell. D. r. Shipman, i. r.
Merry, I. b. Ball, j. W. Anderson, Il. Taylor, A j
| Goastree.
TICKETS SOLD AT ASPINwALL
j. A. Thune for New York; Senior Escurds for
do; Charles Taylor, for do; J. Mccarthy for do;
| F. NJ. Is. Smith for do: Nm. Graffus for do; Cant
Walter e. Dyer, for do. j. Sellamer for do
Seerage.-Otis Barlow, New York. James o. Neil
DO. frank Carpenter, ". llemmel, Wm. Passo, Mr.
| Oltur, A. ANN. c. W. Griffeths. T. j. Morris, Wm
Osborn, F. Griffith, Thomas Maloney.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Mining operations throughout the State were
carried on as vigorously as ever. The various COM
panies on the river were getting fairly to work
and many of their enterprises were resulting sue.
cessfully.
sarhe crops throughout the State had generally
been garnered in excellent condition.
\ desperate duel fought near Stockton on
the 18th inst, between Colonel Casey of Merced
county, and G. NJ. Blair, resident of San JOAQUIN
county. The affair originated out of dispute re.
gardIng young lady, of whom both were admi-
rers. The parties fought with Colts navy reyol.
vers distance ten paces terms-each party to fire
at option. Col. Casey received four balls in the
right side, two Of which were mortal Six shots
each were fired by both parties Mr. Blair escaped
injury, and left after the duel for his ranch where
he has since remained unmolested by the officers
OF the law. Casey died on the 10TH
Col Fremont has been in Mariposa attending to
disputes about his great claims there He has paid
IA large number of judgments against him.
The San Francisco Bulletin says:
During the past fortnight our stocks of assorted
merchandise have been swollen by the arrival OF
nearly one-third of the whole fleet which was ad-
rised as being on the way hther from home Allan
tic ports The imports, therefore. in some respects
nave been very heavy, and have had a depressing
influence upon the market, more particularly in
candles and raw spirits On the other hand in the
face OF very considerable receipts of several de-
scrptions of provisions and groceries, the market
has sustained itself remarkably WELL and the lob
bers have evinced somewhat more readiness in
taking up desirable invoices
SALT LAKE.
Our dates from Brigham Young's dominions are
to the 9Th August. The 'Saints' still breathe de-
fance against the government and seem deter
mined not to submit peaceably to the mandates OF
the official representatives who are en- route thith
er. ridiculous report obtained some credence
here few days ago the effect that Gen IIarneys
command had been deteatediby the Mormons, with
great slaughter. Ii is well known that the former
could not at present writing, have arrived within
the Territory occupied by the polygamsts.
| OREGON
Our dates from this Territory are to the 5th inst
| The Constitutional Convention was making rapid
| progress, and the more important reports had
| been under discussion. The slavery Issue finds
| disposed to let il alone.
The Territory is surely progressing in all the ele
ments OF permanent prosperity The pioneers
| have, with great labor cleared up the country
and paved the way for capitalists to improve il
with their money. Oregon has acted wisely In
| postponing until now her application for admis
! sion into the sisterhood of States.
LATEST PROM PERU.
By private letters received n town ii is said that
information had been received relative TO the mur
derer of MIR. Sullivan who is stated TO be French
| man OF notoriousy bad character, residing al
| liuach. Government steamer. with asforce on
board, sent to arrest him, but he could not be
| found. He Was hired by parties, yet unknown, tc
commit the murder.
Orders had been issued in CallaO for the mer
chant vessels in port to leave their moorings a:
| the "Apurimac" was expected, aud the govern
| ment vessels were prepared 10 attack her. Tn.
French vessels of war in port were looking aftel
| the foreign interest.
| The English and French fleet had been with
| drawn from the Chinehs Islands, which was now