New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

len she csI~.ze IL was heard 10 make the remark
IT lny son, only lopc ,ha; De may be sAvei. au.
- &, saved IN the boa, which could aflor Tie a.ae.
10 s,sA tarce.
NJ NrtiA EBaINoHtrs ~ Broeklyr. w;f, of An.
er.tn. TlN. rglaus dong business n NJ. 10 Fuon-
street Neu.l ork sai Lor daughter. syeaS ct age.
The latter lsd been war and half a. adles semi
nary At lulec. ard vs. returning home with her
mother, sho went 70 Germany 10 meet her. Ih' "as
an the family le 10 the nov hcreaved husband and
father Miss Z. was to have been brie s-na'a to
| ycurc friend in Staten Island. AMI the wedding has
been delayed from day To day. awaiting AeT mriVai-
None of those 'Slth whom W. have ocnvcrsca reoog-
rzed either OF these ladies cn the poop but there Is
no donb; they were driven overheard by She fire.
NJ. !. JE5El, wife OF j. Jegel. h,selkeeper No.
& Barclay street, AID hsr only daughter. HsLsS,.
aged six yeaIs. Nh. J. sned for Hamburg on board
the Borus.ia 90 the 18th cf MAY snd has been visiting
hey friends She was about = years Of asn. Her
chd was most Interesting little creature. Mr.. Vein
saw them ss, the quarter deck some time after the
fire broke out. She asked him il wes sl over. He
sa.d be i,mei 50. Mrs. JEcrL was very pale, but
cam Her ehId was shriekiHg aloud at her approach
m fate.
Mss HlDwI6 DoRSIrzTR WAS a daughter OF Solo
mon Dornitzer Of No. 10 South street and was be-
BY a iaTgc ttfClt ot ftlus. TIC iVppfb w
tx ladies' having been savc the fond Esther clngs to
he hope that. IA his child 4 lrsc,iccd swimmer,
she NAV Be of that number. M. Nczn thinks this
young lady asked him il they were lost, and, on his at
tempting To resssure her, she laughed outright and
went into by s;erics.
HgRMA>S SoNDHEI~. who. with his wife and hve
children, was an board s large importer OF German
goods at M. il3 Liberty street. He had been on
visit with his family his relatives in Germany. and
also business for the parchase OF goods. Mr. Sond-
| helm down in the smoking room when tho hro
caught, and his escape Gu; of by the smoke He
WAS, doubtless snicthered there in few moments, ~
he was after the cry Of ira. Mrs. Sondheim
! and her children wen bcr.hcd next to the engine
rnom and they no, deck, is supposed
they too, were suiYoca,ed before they able 70
| escape.
| CkRL NrrrNAsS vW member ~ the frnsnxn
Legislature at Berlin in 1913. He vosd against the
payment of tax imposed by the King, and in favor
of resolution advising the people not to psyt. Tha
Parliament were AN arrested, bat Mr. Settnann sue
ceeded in escaping 10 America to avoid long mprs-
opmeut. He has been residing in the West for tho
past ten years, and int returning n'm his ins<
visit TO bis native country Mr.. ~ wass man of'srge
fortune. Nothing was of him after the alarm u
| fire.
Epw,sp BoGxL of Baton Rouge is supposed 70
have been lost When last secn he wss holding on
By rope alongside the after part OF the shp, but svi-
IDENTIFY very weak. He bsde friend give his love 70
his wife, anil tell her he thought OF her in his lest
| moments.
GusrAyE Kons OF Konigsburg was among the iirk
to jump overheard with life preserver and was laS
seen far astsru of the steamer.
r. GoyRIssos and WIFE of Hamburg worc last ssca
standing on the plsnksteer outside the bulwarks Mr.
Govrsson was tying rope around his wiies waist u
| lower her into the water.
ADoLPH Hermann, a Hungarian gentleman lrom
Igelo with fine children four of them girls, nas
his wife jump n then blessed his six eldest children,
made them jump in after The other, and followed
them with an infant in hi, arms.
yoN MoRGrssrErs, the chief engineer, on deck
bsreheaded at the first cry Of fire. and shouted to his
to stop the engine and set the senmpumps
going. His order hot being obeyed he ran below
again, and never returned, perishag ct his post.
Mr.. HoxIE formerly a merchant oi this city, but
latterly living in retirement in Philadelphia MIR.
Vein thinks he in the white boat not yet heard
from
Dr. SELDEssR of Philadelphia last seen ON tho
quarter deck, very calm and colleated. He said hs
felt assured he would not be saved.
The Rev. DR.. WEIsaASS, q German Lutheran min
lister of Baltimore among the lost.
PHILIP J. WIELAsD, of the irm Of BiHner &c
Weland No % William street of this city, who wout
on board at Southampton, was probably lost. IIo
had been on u visit to his home in Nuremberg.
CLEMENS WyIsKyR was n member Of the firm II
Wcsker Brothers, No. % John street. H. Iot this
city the 1T of July, by the steamer SaSonis, for
Hamburg. He was unmarried, and with the cxcep-
ton of three brothers in the above firm, and cousin
in Illinois, all his relations arc in the Old World Iis
was n natse OF Schlciz, in Sazsny.
Mr.. Ed. ADELsDoRfER was 4 resident Of San Fran
cisco Calfornir and wa 10 business with his brother
in that city,
Mr. n. WytssEsB0Rs was in .he musical instrument
business at No. Maiden lane. lie also Consul
for the Principalities Of Keuss.
Mr.. julius Busch is professor of drawing in tho
Hartford College Connecticut where, arc informed,
biz family resides lie left here the lst Of July BY
the Saxora and took return ticket for the Ist a
September.
Mr.. C. ID. TnoTr Of the im OF Trott & Oystein.
exchange brokers' No. sc Exchange place, was pas-
senger He went out IN june last TO see his parents in
Hanover having been absent from home for nina
years Mr. Tro,t wa single man, well known in tho
exchange business. He was nephew OF Prof. Tell
kaInpf, formerly Of Columbia College and now mem
bsr Of the House of Peers Of Prussia. Mr.. Vezin
saw hin washed from rope by which he wss sus-
pended over the quarter and he was undoubtedly
lost.
Mrs. WnLAx and child Of Washington City were.
II Is feared on bosrd the ill-faed Austria. Mr.. w.
has his week received letter from relative VI hiA
wife in Hamburg stating that she had taken paSago
f ber.elf and children by the Aastrs aud that sh,