Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-30
Arrival Of Rescued Passengers at New
York

were landed in Fayal by the French bark
Maurice, has been announced by telegraph.
The followlngis a list of passengers:
g.. Mchaelis Lookman. of Asset; w.
Noclker, of Iychcnj w. Becchcr, of lie
Clair, iowa; e, Rheinlander of Kim; G..
Buckholz, Of Bcnsberg; p. Wagner, of
Worm; S. Hess, of C6rodzicn II. Asha,
bhar, of Bcdenbech; A. A. Lass, of Cap
peln; III, Betken, of Lonzen; PHI. Moeller,
of Gclnhausen; r. Wipfor, of Ellcnsville,
n. Y; j. Ricdlc, of Stranbring: Emile
lass, of Engc, Baden; j. VollcrSon, of
Cappcm; ID. Cohn, Of Breslan Fritz Hon
erloh, of Bulowshe; Ferdinand Strabnow,
of Stogkow; N>Siks, of Romersniclcr; w.
Bcnjunlin, of AIillersaugh l.. Heller, OF
Pocklowitz; Il. Wunshfnan, of Lingcn;
III. llasse, of Berlin; H. Stubnow, of LA
ernikow; Dr. H. Schech, oSfCoeln; G.
Biernsticl of Mannheim, c. Kuhlman, of
Cincinnati; Il. Wagner, of Hcssc- Cssscl
II. Willie, of Wehdcn; II. IT, Zitz, of
Mcinz; JAS. S. Murray, of Alspcnding;
S. Pollah, of Tuthen; IL. V. Duifeld, of
Dresden; l.. Wolf, ofNe York; IL. Lem
ke, of Ellendorf; Edward Alendorf, of
Santc Crux.
FEMALE PASSENGERS. Mary Friedcr-
ich, Of Prague; c. .Hanshicld, of Seedorf;
b. Bavcndan, of Shermuh; Catherine Tin
klc, of New York Betty Erdwum, of
Lemburg; Rosalie Itzig, of Iobscnz.
The following named passengers of the
Austria, being badly burned, rcmuiacd
In THE HosPITAL AT FAYAL.-T Mes
| scmer, of New York; Professor Theodore
Eisfcld, of New York; C. Bechcr, of West
phalia.
The following named men of the crew of
the Austria had
TAKEN PASSAGE FOR HAMBURG. i
Ham, first officer; II. Hcltmann, second
do; j. G. Bernilt, third do; c. Plate,
quartermastcr; J. H. Richter, sailor; j.
Trebold, fireman, n Jhrgenson, sailor;
Oliver Pohl, engineer; G. Michaelis, boat
swain.
Among the surviving passengers of the
Austria by this arrival, are Mr.. r. v. Dur
feldt, a civil engineer employed in the sll-
yer and gold mines of Peru; DIR. Herbert
Shcck, Mr. L. III. Litz, a lawyer Mr..
George Kuhlman and Mr.. w. Beccher.
The Tribune says:
There was not one of the forty-two who
had not lost relatives or friends on the i'll
fatcd steamer Mrs Betty Erdwurn, who
was on her way with her four children to
her husband in Charleston, S. Co., lost all
her little ones. One, bright little boy,
was swallowed up in the flames; her three
little girls she lashcd to rope, and suspen-
ded over the side, but the rope was burned
through, and they fellein the sea. All of
the women were very much burned, and
terrible scars attest the severity of their
sutterings. Some Of their wounds arc still
| unhcalcd
One of the females exhibited the sears
on her arms which were healed up: she
stated that her breasts had also been terri
bly, burned, and that they were yet in a
painful condition, but getting better. She
seemed remarkably happy under tho cir
cumstances, owing to the fact that she was
III hopes soon TO be in the hands of her
friends.
We have gathered from the survivors
.ho following additional names of the lost
Joseph Simm, Prague, Fritzken IIuttncr,
Boschen Kuttncr, Loyenthal; Perez, from
Knhg, Kutchen, from New York, with
two cousins; Bokcnthal, from Mobile; NJ
Gotschalk, from Kassel Mcrchon, from
Milwaukee; Mrs, Jacobs, from Eighth Av-
enue; Fredensten, from Gottingen, with
two brothers and sisters, Schnetge, from
CINCINNATI. Weller, from Tugclheim; Eh-
iiienbrand, from do; Chr. Baker from
Weden; a. Holman, from Rockingham ;
Silberg, from Elberfeld; Mcrg, from Mil
waukie,
TnE FIFTH DIRTMoT. We gave yes
terdoy in the letter of our Greenylle cor
respondent statement of the vote in the
fifth Congressional District. The majority
for Col. j. ID. Ashmore is 2,281 and the
whole number of votes cast 12,129.
We understand that the position of the
member elect throughout the canvass, was
that of an Administration, State Rights
Democrat voting With his section on all
sectional qnestivus and acting with the De
inocracy, only so long as he believes them
true to State Rights and southern institus
tionS, avoiding extremes on all hands.
ColS Ashmofe will make an able, eff
cient and working member. In his Leg
islatiye career he discharged with signal
ability, the duties of chairman ofe of the
most important committee AS Comp
troller General of the State, ne exhibited
| ;1 his annual Reports, q thorough acqaain-
tance with tic finances of the State, aud
the general duties IF that Important Office
[ 'Soafkega Gaseraian.
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.NRw YoRK, Oct. 14.-The Steamship
Philadelphia, with Havana dates to the
2fh lies nrrxod ~