New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
THE PHILADELPUASs On BOARD.

huslra was Mrs. EMILE VEIN, widow Oi NJ Cherle-
yezjn who died 10 1853 aud who was extensively
known throughout Philadelphia as a merchant and
;npoher Mrs Vein sailed for Europe in March
lat with one daughter CLAR. VEIN, aged II years.
tor toe purpose Of bringing home two of her children,
who had been to school in Europe. One vase daugh-
fer MARr VEIN, II years Of age, and the other Al
yRKD VEIN aged about 20 years. She, with these
three children, embarked on board the Austria at
Hamburg and her friends here were looking forward
With much pleasure TO lsr safe arrival. Her eldest
son, NJ. Charles Vein, is in business at No. Bank
street, Beside The children with her. there are three
in this city ard four in Europe two daughters and two
sons the former re,idents in that country Mrs. We
gin extensively known in Philadelphia Tor her many
charitable acts to the poor all Of whom, if she should
not be among the saved will deeply feel her loss She
was lady of 55 year. of age Her son was saved and
Is now on board the Prince Albert.
Mr. UyRsAss THORBECgE, who ha5 resided III
phnadrlphn for some twenty years. also on board
He yas native Of Hanover, and during his residence
in Phadelplia became successful IN his profession OF
Teacher of the piano. lie left last Spring for Europe
in the Austria with his family, and, accompanied by
his fatherin-law f. n. Scher, esq, Mr.. I. left his
family in Europe, aud his way to Philadelphia
for the purpose of continuing his business another sea
son. and then retiring to live the ample means he had
accumulated Mr.. ScHERR, it il feared was also on
board the Inflated steamer he having joined her, it s
supposed by his friends, at Hamburg This, however,
NAV not be the case as his does not appear in
the published list of passengers.
II is also stated that Mr. G. KUsTz of Philsdephia,
nusc-teacher was on board the Austria. He was a
native Of Germany. He resided in West Philadelphia,
snd MAS much esteemed by all who knew him.
OTHER PASSENGERS.
Among the cabin passengers whose names we publish
ed was Mrs. JULIA EBDGSGBAus of Brooklyn, wife OF
Augustus Ebbinghaus, doing business ct No l4o
Fulton street, New-York, and her daughter, Is
years Of age. The latter had been year and half
al ladies' Seminary at Lubec, and was returning
home with her mother who went to Germany to meet
ber This was all the family left to the now bereaved
husband and father Miss f. was to have been brides
maid to young friend in Staten Island, and the
wedding has been delayed from day to day, awaiting
her arrival.
Mrs j. JreII, wife Of J. Jegel, hotel-keeper, No. AZ
Barclay street, and her only daughter HELENA, aged
elk years Mrs. j. sailed for Hamburg on board the
Borissa. on the 18th Of May and has been visiting
her friends. She was about 2s years of age.
Miss HADwIG DORNITzER daughter of Solo
mon DOynitzer of No. ll0 South street, and was be
loved by large circle of friends. From the report OF
six ladies having been saved the fond father clings to
the hope that as his child was practced swimmer,
she may be of that number.
Carl NETIaAsS was a member Of the Prussian
Legislature at Berlin in 1913. He voted against the
payment Of tax imposed by the King, aud in favor OF
resolution advising the people not TO payit. The
Parliament all arrested, but Mr.. Ncttnann sue
ceedcd in escaping to America to avoid long imprs-
onment. He has been residing in the West for the
past ten years, and was just returning from his first
visit to his native country. Mr. y. man of large
fortune
CLEsENs WEisKRR was a member of the firm of
Weisker Brothers. No. % John street. He left this
city on the lst of July, by the steamer Saxona, for
Hamburg. He was unmarried, and with the excop-
of three brothers in the above firm, and cousin in
Illinois, all his relations are in the Old World lie was
native Of Schleiz, in Saxony.
Mr. ED. ADEI sDoRFER was resident of San Fran
cisco, California, and in business with his brother
in tha, city, He resided in this city for few months,
about years ago and has considerable number of
acquantances here. He very respectable young
man twenty-seven years of age and just entering, as
himself and friends supposed, glorious career
favored business man. His brother is particularly
known in San Francisco. lie was among the first
settlers there, having doubled the Cape to go to the
land Of gold before the steamers hurried away ouroose
population Mr.. Adelsdorier had been visit 10 his
parents at Pruth, near Adcldorf, and returning
sgain to business.
Mr. H. WEIssENBoRS was in the musical instrument
business at No. 9 Maiden lane lie was also Consul
for the Principalties Of Reuss.
Mr. JUIIUs Busch is professor Of drawing in the
Hartford College Connecticut, where We are informed,
his family resides. Tie left here on the lst OF July by
the Saxonia and took return ticket for the lst Of
September.
NJ. c. ID. TRorr of tie firm Of Trott s. 0gsten,
exchange brokers, No. 30 Exchange place was pas
serger lie went out in June last To his parents in
Hanover, having been absent from homo for nine
years. Mr.. Trott single man. wen known in the
exchange business. He was nephew OF Prof Tell
ksmPi, formerly OF Columbia Colcge. and now men,
be- Of tie House Of Peers Of Prussia
NOTE FROM THE REPORTER AT HALIFAX.
hALRAN Monday Sept =, 1855.
In consequence OF the short time elapsirg between
the ARR, al Of tie Lotus aud the embark alton ON the
frnce Albert Of the surviving passengers, wa.
wholly unable 20 obtain statements from them all
A. Il was, the Prince Albert waited some minute. for
ne to take Mr.. Glanbeusklccs report | have trans
hdtei a correct list OF all thc persons saved, 10
geiher With the places from whence they hal and
can learn nothing in edition 10 what has already been
ielegsPhei.
LETrER PROM MAEct, SPRING.
i.ftf tfirs y The Ercaitg Post
The friends Of Mis- HFNBIrTra WULTr o. Copen
hagen viii bc panied 10 learn that she was passenger
ih the Austria and, Is feared, was Lost.
Some o. your readers r remember the sad account
fophseeo e yoor paper two years ego, OF ihc death
- net brother CAPT. Nult cf thc Danish Navy by
yellow lever, soon e0cr sff, ~ In O. southern ctr
''A l-c " cs, lAt.cs. IL was then accompanied by