The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

lo-Thcodore Esfcid Is extensively known in this city
in the musical word particularly He has resided here
for nearly years and has made himself known through
the part he has taken the principal concerts that have
been given in this city during that tme Shortly after
his arrival here he became associated with the Phlhar
monic Society and for the last five years has been
the conductor of concerts For the years he
has also been the vice president Of the society In the
programmes Of the soccty's for the ensuing
winter his is down conductor Of the first concert
which is to take place the 2oth Of November The
members Of that society to-day very doubtful Of their
having the pleasure OF being again conducted by him. but
while in the doubt and uncertainty that at present regns
there stl gmmer Of hope They earnest in their
wishes for his safety As teacher Of music he takes
the first rank and has had very large number Of pupils
As performer, he is considered first class the violin
and viola, and an excellent pianist He conducted some
Of the last concerts Of Jenny Lind in this country He is
probably the best known OF the passengers OF the ted
Austria He much respected and beloved and will
doubtless be long remembered for the charming Esfeld
Quartet sorees" that he held in this city during the
five six winters. He native Of wolfenbutte
the north Of Germany and left here the first Of July
to visit his only sister, His conducting any of the con-
certs in Jones' Wood during the last summer reported by
cotemporaries, is incorrect He had nothing to do
with either Of them. Mr. Esaed is among the saved
II ard H. Mrs. Julie Ebbnghaus and Miss Agnes Ebbng
haus, wife and daughter Of Augustus Ebbnghaus Of the
firm of Ebbnghaus Dcbats paper boxes and fancy paper
40 Fulton street. Mr. resides in Brook
yn Miss E. beautiful and accomplished girl Of
seventeen years Of age, and only child She
by her parents TO educational institution at Lubcck
eighteen months ago. Her mother went to Germany
June bring her home. They 10 have sailed by
the Bon russia, which arrived last week, but heagent in
Hamburg entrusted with the duty Of taking their passage
al dc
board the ilfated Austria. Miss f. to have been
bridesmaid TO young friend in Staten Island and the
wedding has been delayed from day to day, awaiting her
arrival.
ls Mr.. II. wessenborn in the musical instrument
business at No Maiden lane. lie was also Consul for
the Prncipalities Of Reuss.
IA. Mr.. A. E. Weidmann, New York.
Is. Clemens Wesker was a member Of the Arm OF
wcsker Brothers, % John street. He left this city the
first of July by the steamer Saxonia, for Hamburg He
was unmarried and with the exception Of the three bro
theirs in the above Arm, and cousin in Illinois, all his re-
ations are in tho Old World. He native of Schez
in Saxony.
l6 Mrs Sophie Jege and daughter, of Jegcl Hotel AZ
Barclay street, left here by the Borussa on the first Of
May last for Hamburg Mrs Jegel went TO Bambcrg Ba-
varia her native place. in quest Of better health than
what she enjoyed this city She was, with her only
4 Is. Mr.. A. NJ Starmunt, New York
26 Mr.. W. Rosenhal, wife and five children Mr.. r. s
Of the arm Of Rosenthal Brother No IA Barclay street
importers Of fancy goods The wife and family Of Mr. r.
had residing Furth Nurnburgh, the native
place Of Mrs r. for the last three years To visit them
nc tho spins, ami would have returned to-
gcher by the steamer preceding the Austria In which he
had engaged their passages, but for the sickness of Of
the Children which led to the delay Of their departure
nd favo knouv
ness man in the city and the dreadful news Of the proba
bsty or the many chances Of his loss, sad acon to
very large circle Of friends The other member Of the
firm also his family in Europe and proposed leaving
by the Persia Wednesday 10 visit them counting on
l the safe return Of his brother and family.
l 20. Miss Lena Meyer, New York.
l a. MISS Minna Smith, New York.
"a Prof Theodore Ganbcnskcc was born In 1890 East
Prussia graduated the Gymnasium OF Konlgsbcrg and
was matrcuated student Of philosophy and
at the University OF K 1870 He parsed his state ex
animation ls44 and entered the public service bat feel
Ing dissatisfied with his occupation, he emgracd to the
United States about years ago. In 1850 be was at
ached as professor Of the German language and literature
the Free Academy in New York where he served with
distinction Two months ago he paid visit TO his relations
In Prussia and on his return voyage He leaves
large circle OF friends amongst the members OF the lie
dcrkrantz Musical Society, to whom he has greatly
deared himself lie the centre OF attraction IN what
ever circle OF society he moved and particular m
vore among all who knew him. His former pupils will
not soon forget their teacher, among whom he had
rendered himself popular by his courtesy and kindness
Of heart Prof G. 10 among the saved
10 Mr.. Joseph Hope, New York.
a. Mr. Ed Adclsborer was q resident Of San Francisco
California and in business with his brother in that
city Hc resided in this city few months, about six
years ago, and has considerable number Of acquain
,ances here lie was very respectable young twen
tysevcn years Of age, and just entering himself
and friends supposed a glorious career as q
favored business man. His brother IA partIcu.
larry known In San Francisco lie among the
6rt settlers there having doubled the Cape 10 10 the
land Of gold before the hurried away loose
population. Mr. Edward had been a visit TO his pa
rents at Pruth Adcdorf and returning again
to business.
AZ. I'd. Bogel, New York.
a. Mr. julius Busch a professor of drawing In tho
Hartford College, Connecticut where are informed his
family rosdcs He left here the 1st Of July by the
sarona and return ticket for tho lst q September
a. Mr.. Kttsn, Mnden
ss Mr.. j. Bogcl and wife, New Orleans.
90 Mrs Emile Vein and three children, Philadelphia
%. Mr.. Hermann Thorbcck Philadelphia professor q
musc; considered The best pianist that city He also
originated there the ''1horbcck soirccs"
Il. Mss Thercsc van Mcngcrshauscn, Arnsbcrs.
lt Mrs. Anna Paypers and three children, ~ Louis.
a.. Miss Maria iIcrken, 81. Louis.
A.. Gustavkohn, Kongsbcrg.
o. Jacob Friendly and wife, wittelsdorf.
CO. with statchcl, Cincinnati.
5i Miss Hedwig Dormltzcr, from Hamburg. This
Young ady's father and brother in the segar
business South and Fulton streets From tho report of
sx ladies having saved the fond father cngs 10 the
Az.
be of that number
So v Gorrison and wife, Hamburg
"a Miss Caroline Howitz Copenhagen.
s. Miss Helene walf, Copenhagen
So VI. Bartels san Francisco.
ST. G. n Trott, zanzibar.