The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12

with fore and mainmasts gone, and wreckers alongside
First part Of the passage experienced moderate weather
latter part had strong northery gales, with heavy sea-
The passengers by this line through in twenty
days and half
The following is the specie list by the North STAR
F. Prebost h CO... s972 F. nrebost l. Co... $500
Prebost Co... III 500 schmilsky 4 Co.. 56,o3l
i. Prebost & Co. 300 f. Prebost Il Co... 1902
schmllinsky Co.,. s,6O4 Do.......... 450
+. Prebost Co... 2,92S Do. 39,ol9
F. Prebost K Co... 205S Do. lO,1O1
A. c. Rossre Co. l4O0 Do ........ 5000
Iabach 4 Schepeer. II 1926 DO. .......... 3,S06
Iabach Schepeer. 1856 1872 DO. .......... 6,444
Labach Schepeer. 3l54 Do. .......... 1888
Cabalero Basualdo S46S
The following is the list OF passengers by the North
Star
PerrsSn, JE Nils wife and infant, Morris 7 rrensss
Bray Nj Henry I Alexandsr chas White
child IsRoddee Rsls and wife Martin ,.a Cobb ca% %4
son G Wife SFse children ss% and TIVE H a WV
sS ssaAS1 Sys s''ss@ BaSe sps
p Rosa rwee ptpID FAndrean aercns no Nc
il BroMains crosbwart McS amsland < Lanrend
Cooper. Nansel Jos Rhssne VIE and child Mrs Lewis.
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Res %sn. ss s s%%S menry A onss
PaS% rsiy TsBraysr MirRfs tdnss MsdTs
Parry, Toldon PCsllahan and servant Roesln
Gs ssRly D1s Sr. 'as 1s"s atfs P
ssass Ross w Fsss rs s Y
cnan s!Ssn snsad and
sss a Sha s,.sS
nsPlsp Watson Watson Allen John xaP
R ssess nsfsss
M.s ssessrss 1ao%f S hss s A has
H. Hsssq Js%Ss zS %ssss m sl Rsa s
s% fsrF SSs EaRS wife saa
i Il Dorger, Timer, washburne Amos Addy Henry
F s%s5y S na MS ssn D'P Se
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Hunter, Arsusm STswlord q, ciI9etsen bIssssn,
Philips 1 M ,s. ni Sa r. T Badger
Noel, s.sisos ,nans White, j White,
cs1s PEE Bennett GOOD s%psoni g %so%y
Mos,len Pelman, paIse wife and three children
G assn ssssi aa s6B HaR
Jackson Lyons Thos Dickinson + Rogers II sayig
S%PssG %ls? gie s'9zsS
roll Pam nn Mrs Carlton and shS sqs % HsI 5
seerage.
The steamer North Star left New York Sept 20, at
2. NJ and reached Aspinwa Sept 49, four days and six
hours advance of the Star of the West The passengers
of the North Star Immediately transported
evening, being only hours from the time of
their arrival at Aspnwall.
The excitement occasoned by the arrival of General
Scott and suite, made the natives of Aspnwal open their
eyes, and frightened Of the Jamaica niggers half
death The frgate Roanoke fired salute and
the rigging in the most beautiful manner As the hero Of
Lundys Lane passing, the sloops Of Preble and
st. Louis also the soreship Relief, manned the rigging
and gave three hearty cheers.
The ships thr harbor and the houses Of Americans
all brought glorious colors the flags of the differ
ent consuls displayed giving to the little town Of As
pinwa for once, picturesque and beautiful appearance
As the steamer touched the wharf, the General
visited by Commodore McCluncy and officers by the
dozen in their full uniform. The civil portion
present were not less eager in their attentions
The General passed the night with Mr. J. W. Bourn,
Agent for the United States Mail Steamship Company and
left next morning for Panama, with many kind wishes
from the numerous spectators.
The San Francisco papers Of the 18th give long
of the funeral Of Senator Broderck which took place
the afternoon Of the 18TH The remains followed
the grave by about 5000 persons foot forming, with
the long line Of carriages the largest and most impressive
procession witnessed in San Francisco The streets
densey thronged and the buildings along the line Of
the procession all draped in mourning. funeral Grafton
delivered over the remains by Col E. D. Baker.
The Americans preparing for permanent occupa-
ton Of the island Of San Juan.
The English steamer Paramatha is an entire loss.
Fifteen hundred Of the two thousand dollars ap-
proprated towards deepening the bar at Greyown has
already been expended Three rivers remain yet to be
opened Whether Scott will be able to go on with his
work remains to be
The Roanoke left the morning of tie 4h for Grey
town. The soop.of- war st. Louis would leave in few
DAYS for Chriau
There is no of special importance from the South
Pacific republics.
Inquest ON the Hon. d. G. Broderick.
Hon. j. c. SIcKbbn sworn:-I witnessed duel on the
morning of the 18th instant Mt about O'Clock;
took place in San Maco county, the dividing line,
and near the south end of Lake Merccd the principals
in that duel Senator d. Broderick and Chief JUS
ce D. Terry the distance was ten paces the weapons
dueng pistols; the friends of d. s. Terry the
choice Of weapons; the choice determined by throw
ing up half dollar piece, and calling head and TAIL the
principals after saying they were ready, were given the
words which we're fre-one two; they were to fire
tween the words fire. and tw0 Isaw the pistols loaded
with leaden bullets in the presence Of both seconds of
both parties they were accepted as being satisfactory
the principals took the positions assigned them at the dis
lance of ten PAGES their eyes were at right angles to
straight line between principal and the other: after
taking their positions the pistols taken up by the
conds, cooked in each others presence, and the hair g
ger sell each second then proceeded to his principal and
delivered the weapon; the seconds then returned
distance out OF the line of fire, and the word was given by
second of Mr. Broderick, hre-one two;' as near as
1
tween the words ire'' and Gone, about one second in
tervcnng between the reports Of the two pistols the
port Mr. Terrys pistol subsequent, but with very
slight interval Mr. Brodcrck appeared TO look with
prise the his ball had aken about IL feet
from him, midway between the parties; Mr.. Broderick
seemed 10 gradually wheel and droop; he lowered him
self upon the ground ran up TO him, and tried to assist
nr Ioehr in opening his garments saw the wound the
blood not flowing freely there were no other shots
fired; the ball from Mr. Terrys pistol wounded Mr. Bro
derrick Dr. Iochr then proceeded to examine the wound
and while doing SO, the services OF DR.. Hammond were
rendered and accepted the physicians gave him all the
relief their power and in the Of three quarters
of hour he taken and conveyed the residence
Of Mr. Icondas HASKELL was with Mr.. Broderck up to
the time Of his DEATH which occurred yesterday (Fri
day. at twenty minutes past nine O'Clock A. NJ; II.
s. Terry challenged Mr.. Broderick; the pistol used
] presumed to belong to Or. .Aylctt; they were
lighter than the ordinary duelling pistols ] ex-
anincd the trigger of the used by Mr. Frederick
and am nositive did not examne both discover