Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-22
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
CENTRAL AMERICA.
MORE NAMES OF THE LOST

Baltimore, Sep. l6.
The boat which lef, Norfolk yesterday
evening arrived here this morning
Capt Badger, Of Baltimore. it,lnishe,l
some Interesting facts
The following are among those known t.
have been .ost Vim Lee, Canada, Beni
Colt. Hancock Co, H., Hansen and John
Iierne, No, Richard Wilton, Quincy. Ill
Jas. Z Birch, L 4 Mail contractor. Fall
River. Gabriel Brush, baggage Master, n.
l., Char les Taylor, Canada, Dr. Byanni, San
Francisco, DR. Gibs and DIR. Marin, Caifor-
ma, Mr.. Barker San Francisco, Mr. Book er
.soston, Pursur Dobbin, Mr.. White, Sacre
mento Mr.. Hall, California. Mr. Rcnsalear.
first officer of the lost steamer, Captain
Ilernden. L. S. n, commander of the stea-
mer. and James Tennison, physician of the
steamer.
The Norwegian bark at Norfolk is the
bark Ellen, Capt. A. Johnson, and not the
bark Eiolse, as was reported.
Oliver 7. Manue, "a passenger, gives the
following information
The brig Marine was lying nearly mile
oil, and by the time the thirx boat reached
her, II became evident that the ship must
go down before they could get back. All
hands then seized pieces Of spars chairs and
lie prescryers, while others rushed ashore
To secure the treasure.
Now the vessel gave three lurches; some
OF the passengers jumped off at each lurcn
Those who jumped off at the first and Sc
cond iurches SWAN off some distance; lut
the great mass remained on deck until the
vessel went down, which was minute or
two afterwards
We were all drawn under the surface at
least twenty feet. and when We arose was
nearly stiiied. The rapidity with which |
was drawn down tore the spar from my
hands and the life preserver from NV body.
and when reached the surface my clothing
was almost torn Off |, however. met 4
friend who had two life preserves and who
gave me one. and we also seized on bic
ces OF the wreck, which helped to sustain
u
About 400 Of the passengers were strug
sHng about, most OF them having lost their /
NE preserVers. and others seizirg the pie
res OF wreck which came up with US The |
aptain had cut away the upper work Of |
The vessel, so that when the hull sunk they !
would float off, hnt they were all dragged !
Town and came up in fragments; many |
aersons were killed, stunned and drowned
y being struck by pieces of the wreck,
whilst the pieces TO others were the ulti-
nate means OF safety.
An occasional flash Of lightning showed
o each other a sea Of struggling forms.
zach sirove to encourage his friend with
ropes which he scarce felt himself At one
ine We We're all in II mass, but soon the
waves separated us. and at successive flash
: of lightning We discovered that we were
'eing scattered over wild area. and soon
ound ourselves entirely alone on the bound
ess ocean
The rest Of the account does not differ
rom that already received
New York, Sep. 10.
Senator Gwyn, of California. wasnot !,
asscnger in the i'll iatcd Central America.
he following are mentioned as likely to
ave been passengers:
Senator Brodcrick, Judge Ucdenfelt. Of
Mr. Lockw ood, Lafavette. Indi-
Ia Isaac Y. Il. Nash, New York; Dr.
arker, of San Francisco Judge McCorkle,
al Camhell, Birch, Wells d Co., of the
an Francisco Ninstrels Philip Clackbower.
llndisdale, Penn. DIR. Bates. late state
re1snrer, California; Mr. Deln, Hartford.
T. Burden, Cuttrell, Norwich. Ct. Wm.
'ohisan, \. y; Vim. Nanness, Rochester
:. B. Boyd, Albany; NJ Meleyer, Nicara
ua; onver Garrison, st. Louis Gov. Turn
ull aud lady, san Francisco Mr.. Clark, n.
Aaron IIawley, Bridgeport, Conn; and
sister Of W. +. Mills y. Y.
Mr. Eaymonds son was not on board.
Mr.. Henry II. Childs, of \. Y, who
cached augusta, Ga., by the Norwegian
ark from Brazi]e, Honduras, reports that
iele is lad saved some II wears old
hose mother was with the other ladies
laced on board the brig
There We're three passengers got into the
oat that saved the women and children,
ho are known to be Mr.. Priest. of Long
'iand. Thomas Paine, of Stamford, Conn,
nd Mr.. Jones'
--LATEST LIST OF SAVED.
Norfolk, Va, Sept g.
The following il the list of the saved lv
'e brig Mannie at the port, as learned by
,spatch to Mr. Rhodes, ESD:
Capt Hiram Brent, Judge A. c. Mason of
lcramento; /. Ragen Of San Francisco: A.
rest, OF Sacramento; Chas McCarty, chief
neineer Golden Gate, San Francisco: Frank l
mes do; Anse Rich, of Lin, Aelgan con
II; Mrs Addie Mills Easton, of San Francis
; Mrs Jane A. Badger. do; Mrs A Iawley
I'd two children. San Francisco; MIS- NC
lreh, of San Francisco; Harriet Lockwood.
IN Francisco; Miss Rose Alice LOCKWOOD
iss Harriet and Master r A, son and
'ughters Of Il a Lockwood; Mrs Amanda
arsh. Of Sacramento; Miss A Romelv and
=! 20 children, San Frcnciseoe Mrs Cynthia
Ills and four children; Mrs McMil Of San
'ancisco; Mrs Mary Ann Travis and two
'ldren. Mrs Van Harper ard one child. of
evada; Mrs } Il Thayer, and two children,
RS Rosalie II Hannelly and 3 children 1
rs : 4 Thomas Mrs A A killerd, of San
anesao; Mrs Z G Connelher, Of Placer co q
/, Hrs A Beding OF Newburyport: .NrsE
NTH and Don Pedro, Of Livermore CO.. Cal.