The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-17

Benedetti. Mise Lacquement, Mics strausse, Miss
A. Ferne, Mr.. q. Saverac, MIR. T. Coignard, Mr..
8. Robert. Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Villa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cailland, Mrs. Caillot, Mr.. G. Fischer Mr..
H. Bavan, and some twenty others. Mr.. Paul
Alfalfa proceeded 70 New Orleans by land, thus
avoiding the sad fate that awaited the members
of his company. While in Paris Mr. Albaiza
received the news of his fathers death, and lost
a brother two weeks later. His second brother,
Mr.. Charles Alhaiza, was one of the passengers
by the hUentng star.
The eLatest-AnOther Boat Picked Up.
From tie New York Herald Of today.
The steamship Quaker city, which arrived at
this port this morning from Charleston, brought
as a passenger Mr.. A. Mcmahon, second engi-
neer of the Inflated EUentng Star. Mr.. Mcmahon
was rescued, with seven others, two of whom
were ladies, and taken TO Char lesion by the
schooner Morning Star.
Complete List of the Passengers.
The following is the correct list Of the pas
sengers Of the lost steamship Boening Sdr:-
CABIN PAssENeERs.
Mrs. X. +. Spangenberg and servant Euqenie
General II. o. Pafrey lady, child, anu servant Miss
Paltrey, Miss Sloo, Mrs. Henry Newell and daugh'
ter. Mr.: James SalheT and vile, Mrs. Jo1n J.
Mr. A. CIoetto and wife, Mr.. George Himan, son,
and daughter, Captain William Chapman Lieutenant
w. =. Dixon, B. A.. Mr. John Touro, Mr. Il. A.
Van Sickle, Mr.. Frank r. Dennis, Mrs. W. H. Rob
BINS. MI. James w. Lyons, New Orleans, pilot, Mr..
Chace, Mr.. William r. Jagues, Miss Lille Parker,
Mist Minnie Taylor, Miss ). Gillian. OF New Haven,
Barnes, Miss Mary Hudson. Miss Ance Curtis. .OS Of
Hartford, Miss jennie stanton, Mr.. ID. b. Small,
Mr. Eugene sorazant Mss; 9. Q. Butdell, ur J.; 20.
ness, Jr, Mrs. Nj. j. Kinqsbury and servant Maggie,
Nv w. H. Harris. Mrs NJ. A. Soery, Misses Isabella
Brown, wife, and child, Mr.. E. s. p. Thompson,
Mss Hattie Mcclure, Mrs. Mary L. Ainsworth,
Mies h11 Pfs anna
Mary e. White, Gertrude Harvey, Alice Stetio1, or
Louisa lament Mrs Susan Weber, of New York,
md nfn NJ A,.,t
Wood, Nellie james, LIZZIE Brown, of Rochester,
n T.. Cora Brown. of Livingston county, N Y,
Mrs. J. 7. Mason, Mr.. j. L, Smith, Mrs Stowell,
Mrs. Josephine Tomas, Mrs. Stein, or Steingerg
Mossrs. Henrv II Register, Mart T. Hall l. Han.
ner, James Mcclure, Alexander Langiois.
THE CIRCUS TROUPE.
The following were members of Spalding g.
Bidwell's troupe, going out for the Academy OF
Music, New 0rleans:-
Misses Mile Fowler, Clara Fowler, Louisa FoH
Emma Powers, OF Philadelphia JulIa Moru mer Mr.
II. Ialeen and wife. Mr.. William A. Wrav and WIFE
MIR. j. Ialeen and wife, Messrs Edward Berry,
Edward Murray, Nlcolo and son, Franz GIrard,
Thomas Russell, William N. Dawson.
THE OPERA TROUPE.
The following were the members OF Paul
Alhaiza's opera troupe:-
Mr.. Cbenest and lady, Mr. rapian and lady Miss
Japan, Mr.. Destorbay and ladv. Miss Des orbay,
Madames Clodle GIrard, Ferney, Durand, Dumary,
ster, Marie, Campana, Desormes. Borel, Cene
ment, Strauss, CaIllant, De MOntplere FCrne Bonne
Campana Mr.. Coppni and lady. Mr.. Carl ant and
lady, Messrs Severac, COignard Robert Merry Mr.
Villa and lady, MessrS. Mudblest, FIsner, Denorv
Parizod, Bavan, Heurtan, Perchei, Moranschelager
Laquement, Sirauss, BOufe, Ferne Daman, Dasero
sTEERAGE PAssENGERs.
Mr.. 2. j Brady and wle, Mr. Leopold Shr0en
MIS-. NJ. Doyle, Mr.. John Reed, Mr.. Louis Haken,
los MRS; Helena Roucser, LMr. John Geiser wife,
and chld, Mr.. John Stuff Mss Caro- iue Glauuer,
Mr.. james Quln, Mr. Alfred Lang ois, MIR. Henry
Ninag, Mr.. PauI Julien, Miss Mara Julien Mr..
Edward OBr1en, Mr.. thomas Haley, Mr.. Frank
Lazker. Mr. Cb aries Puckdeschal and laughter,
Mr.. Joseph UlIlch, Miss Theresa Ulrich. Miss Bar.
bara ForZer, Mr.. Frederick Sclai er Miss Helen
dora Mrs Mnrppev. Miss Gather Magin, Miss
johnson, Mr.. D. johnson, Mr.. Peter Rasmessar,
Dr. Edward Fleming MI. A. Champion, Mr.. Ed.
MIR. Alexander S0uza, Mr.. Stamper or Stamler
Mr. John Robinson Mr.. John McDOnad d. Mr. John
Murray, Mr. Fred Larner, servant girl of Mr.
Siapieton OF Ne@ Orleans servant elri tor the ST
Charles Hotel, three engineers for Mobile, male
COOK for hotel IN Mobile, TWO fremen as passen-
gers.
RECAPITULATIoE.
Officers and crew SO
Passengels-frst cabin 1876
Passt ngers-steeIage SO