The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15
ARRIVAL OF THE VAL0R0US.
She Brings Torty-Tw0 Of the Ill-Fated
Austria's Passengers.

She Brings Torty-Tw0 Of the lll-Fated
Austria's Passengers.
The Valcrous to Take Sir Gore 0useley
to Central America,
&C.. &C.. &c.
Her Britannia Majessys steam freate valorous, com
manded by Captain W. G. Adham, Of the Royal Navy,
arrived at this mort yesterday evening from Plymouth,
England, by way Of Fayal.
The valorous made the trip from England in twenty
eight days sixteen Of which she spent in running from
Faya
she has brought Faya forty two Of the passengers
of the fated steamship Austria, who were landed at
that port by the French bark Maurice.
The following the names Of tho
PASSENGERS BY THE vALoROUs:
/. c. Mchaeis Lookman, of Asset.
2. w. voelker Of Lychcn.
3. w. Becher, of Ie Clair, Iowa.
4. +. Rhcinander, of Krn.
s. c. Buckholz, Of Bensbcrg.
6. r. Wagner, Of Worms.
Z. s. HIcss, of Chrodzicn.
8. H. Asbahr, Of Bcdenbech.
o. A. II. Lass, Of Cappeln
10. II Betken, Of IOnzen.
II. Pb Moeler, Of Gelnhausen.
IL. T. wpfor OF Elicnsviie, Y.
IS. j. Riedie, Of Straubring
"a. Emil Tass, os Enge, Radcn.
10. J. volterson, Of Cappcln.
le u. Cohn, OF Incsau.
IT, Fritz Honcrlah, Of Bulowshe
49, Ferdinand strabnow, Of Stagkow.
TO- N Skis of Romersnicler
20. W. Benjamin. Of Miiersauf
q. l.. Heller, Of Pockow'z
~. +. wunshman, Of Lingcn.
70. H. Hasse, Of Berlin.
"a. +. Stubnow, Of Izaernikow.
rs. Dr. H. Schech, of Coen.
20. G. Biernstcl, of Mannheim.
27. G. KuhnAan, Of Cincinnati
2s. +. Wagner OF Hesse Cassei
20. L. Willie, Of Wehden.
80. +. II. Ztz, Of MainZ.
81. James $, Murray, Of Alependng
so. =. Pollah, Of Ruthen
33. X. v. Durfed, Of Dresden.
"a. L. Wolf of New York.
80. II. Iemke Of Elcniorf
So Edward Alendorf, of Sante crux.
FEMALE PASSENGERS.
81. Mary Friederich, Of Prague.
IS. c. Haushcd of seedorf
80 Il. Iavendan, of Shermuh.
40 Cathnrinc Tinkle, Of New York.
Al. Betty Edwurm of Lemburg.
A. Rosale Itzig, Of Lobsenz.
The following named passengers Of the Austria, being
badly burned remained
IN THE HOSPITAL AT FAykL:
l. T. Messemer, Of New York
q Professor Theodore Fisfeld, Of New York.
g. C. Becher, Of westphaia.
The following named of the crew Of the Austria
had
TAKEN PASSAGE TOR UaMByEG:
]. l. Hahn first officer.
2. r. iciimann, second do.
3. J. c. Bernih, third do.
L. G. Plate, quartcrnas;er.
g. j. w. Rchter, sailor.
Q. j. Tsebold, fireman.
I. ~ Jurgcnsen, sIilor.
.. Oliver pohl engineer
o. [. Aichaasls, boatswain.
Tho following .ecAp,sulaton Of the lumber Of ,hs
persons saved from the wreck II the Austria who
accounted for by tho yaiorous:-
Male passcrgrr. brought from Faya 10 New York So
r. sssnssrs ID To- ptai at Fays .................
officers anl gone 70 Hamburg.
Total 81
The vaarons camo up tho bay In fne style, between
four and five o'clock Ia charge Of Mr. John Oyor Of
our euced pilots and anchored OF The Battery She
fred salute of fifteen guns, which was promptly re-
turned by the frgae Sabine. Sho was imm IT s,eiy
visited by an officer from the Sabine and the
,csies on such pleasing occasions were extended
The vaorous comes here the purpose OF conveying
Sir william Core 0uselcy to Central America as Special
Fnvoy from England. lie was Immediately notified of
her arrival lie has been in town several days awaiting
her coming and viii probably be ready for departure in
abou, week. sir Gore 0usciey ard lord Napier, who
Is also We believe in town, viii, is likely visit tho
valorous to-day.
tao ,oro M ~
cable expedition she acted under her present
pshcd COMMANDER M escort 70 the Ag1memnon in lay.
ing the Irish end o cable. She took the place Of tho
Ieorard which accompanied the Agaemnon last years
expedition a. her escort She is repu,d be of tho
nnest stcwheei steamers the British navy, ani
an armament cf sixteen guns Her horse power s too
her measurement l. $50 tons, aud her fun compile.
mont 22o officers and The following List Of her
officers
Captain--wm. C. Aldham.
Lieut. nants-R. Moore, g. s Key, Hon. J. s Eta.
Master--S. Braddon.
Surgcon-A. Murray.
PAY master--W. NJ Sbanks
Chaplain and Naval Instructor-Rey. ID j. Bout
flower.
Ma,es-Hou. u L. " Mostyn, W. II. Rydc, G. r.
Hcssiop.
Assistant Engineers--w. farquharson, J. Droach, J.
Scott, n. Walker, kcht Slchrist
The yalorous came up about six O'Clock last evening
and anchored Cunari docks al Jersey CITY, where
she now lies She boarded about nine O'Clock by
special reporter from this cfce who received IN tho
ksndcst and most courteous by her commander
Captain Aiham. II was owing purely 10 fortuitous cir.
cumsances that the vaiorous ,oachci Mt fsya, she
had orders tha, ect Having met with considerable
de,eh,ion from head winds and bad weather generally,
Captain Adham determined put into the Azores for Tho
purpose of replcnshng bis stock of Goals, and
his arrival at Faya that he learned, from the sur
vivos themselves the terrible fate Of The Austria
He II oncc rendered passage TO New York in his
vessel to any of the rescued passengers which
course gladly accepted by them portion q the crew,
however Who saved chose ~ rcman At Fsysl and
await an opportunity for returning 10 Hamburg one Of
the ladies brought by the vaorous was the mother Of -four
children a. r whom were lost.