The New York herald., 1873-12-03
SKETCHES OF PASSENGERS LOST.

Below will be found brief sketches OF the pas
sengers lost In the Vile du Havre, with whatever
particulars or definite information we have been
able to gather from the most reliable sources:-
BREEDEN, Mr.. B. f., aged 60, New York city;
brother OF W. Il. Brceden, OF the india rubber lrm
OF Breeden Southwlck, Park Place-Mr. Breeden
has resided at the Brevoort House for nearly q
year past, with his daughter, whom he was taking
abroad; but previously he had resided for six
years in Paris, where his children were educated.
Nothing Is known OF the mmed date circumstances
attending his death.
BNlNGER, Mrs. ABRiMxQs New York city, vile
OF the well known merchft Of that name-she
was an accomplished lady OF Al, and well known i'll
fashionable circles in this city.
BUCKLEY, Miss MARIA, or Westminster county,
New york--This young lady was known in the
home circle by the pet name OF ''Lalla," and per-
ished with her bosom friend, Miss Helen Wagstaff.
She was only 10 years OF age, an acknowledged
belle in Partisan society and daughter OF one OF the
wealthest families In Westchester county. Colonel
Wagstaf, formerly OF Governor Hofrnan's staf,
and now mamber-eect from the Seventh Assembly
district, New York city, received the following
heartbreaking despatch rom Mrs. Mary Buckley
last Monday, briefly recounting the death OF his
sister and Miss Buckley 1--WE all went down to-
gether-Lalla, Helen and !. alone was picked up.
Mrs. Buckley.n
BORN, Mile. MaRrE-No information; no resi-
dence.
BEAUGRASD, M.-Said to be a French artist OF
considerable reputation in this city.
BE.AUGRAND, Mme., wife OF the above.
BEAUGRAND, Mile. EUGENE, daughter OF the
above.
BRUEY, XAvIER--No lnformatlon no residence.
pprpv Nme. XAXIEg--NO fnfOrma tiOn M ragi-
dence.
BoNAvENTuRE, Rev. EoBEy.ET-Resdencc
known; but believed to be the Catholic Clergyman
VINO gave absOlution to the passengers at the mo-
mcnt the Vile du iiavre was settling down into tie
BURNoqUEz, oHAnLEs--No information; no resi-
dence.
BosEEo, BAPTIsrE M---No information: no resi-
dence.
BoLLEo, PIERRE-No information; no residence.
CURTIS, Mrs. +. aud maid, OF Milwaukee. Wis., occu-
occupied by Mr.. Cramer Mrs. Curtis was sister
Of Mr.. Cramers, and daughter OF Mr.. John Cfa-
mer, ex-State Senator, and said TO be the widow
OF former collector OF tre port.
CURTIS, Mr.. NATHANIEI, OF No. 50 Beacon street.
Boston, Mass, and OF the firm Of Natnaniel y Ma
thaniel w. Curtis. Mr.. Curtis belonged To one OF
the Oldest families in Boston. lie was born IN
1897 graduated at Harvard In 1875, and afterward
entered into partnership with his father, who was
interested in commerce and real estate. Later
he formed q partnership with Mr.. Bouve IN
title OF Curtis h Bouve. Their business was
mostly with Scotch houses, who consigned to
Rem nea w al as SG rom tn
firm, and 1t Is now known as n. N. w. Curtis. n.
W. Curtis Is the son OF the deceased, who had also
another son, Dr. Hall Curtis, who was surgeon TO
one OF the Massachusetts, regiments during the
rebellion. few weeks since Mrs. Curtis died, and
his son-in-law, Charles Mixter, to take trip to
Europe for the purpose OF changing the current OF
ms mo ae e ns sG IN 70
visi. Italy and Austria next summer. Last May no
was 70 years of age, and was in good health. He
visited europe few years ago and made an eN.
tended tour. He was deeply interested In every
thing pertaining to his class and the college, ana
was always q warm friend of both.
CULVER, WILLIE, Chicago, ILL.,. aged IL years;
son OF Belden +. Culver, q wealthy real estate
man of the Garden City-Ths lad who possessed
President OF the Chicago Board OF Trade, and on
his arrival in Europe was To have been placed at
school IL Lucerne switzerland.
CARRAsoo, Rev. ANTONIO, a native OF Spain, 30
years OF age possessing great intellectual gifts
and fine presence-He studied Tor four years At
lost, and Merle d'Aubigne, the theological his
toriau. Mr.. Carrasco was delegate from Madrid
TO the Evangelical Alliance. lie was pastor Oh q
small Protestant congregation IN the spanish capi-
ta and was at one time Roman Catnoic. Hav-
Ing denied this faith, he was sentenced by the
government OF queen Isabella to nine years i'm
prisonment in the gaeys as a punishment.
CaooUET M. DgsiEE.--No information; no resi-
dence.
CREsrE, Nine. CHAYLEs-A native Of France and
wife OF NJ. Charles Creste, who was saved. She
was about to return to and reside permanently in
CoInop1oN, Mme--A native or Paris; not
specially known except as being tnc wife OF the
famous caricaturist. she was young, beautlmi
and fascinating.
UoIIopIoN, M.--Husband OF the above lady. He
appeared recently at the olympic Theatre IN this
city, where he FURNISHED much amusement TO the
audiences ey his famous caricature iree hand
sketches; N. Toilodlon remained ABOUT three
Afterward he returned To New York with the
idea OF establishing studio here and CIV
the panic he gave up this plan temporarily.
During mis- visit he made many friends in this city;
been formerly driven out Of Paris IN the stormy
DAYS OF the Commune for his ludicr0us portraits Of
Thlers. After this he established himself in Lon
don. short time before his departure from New
York he expressed himself disappointed at his re-
ception on the stage here. and was intending TO re-
expressly for him, and in which lie mad a special
part, was soon to be put upon the boards
sSSy Hs say ar q tos
profession OF painting and was going to Europe
with ner friend Miss Lizzie W. Putnam, OF Yonkcrs,
New York. who occupied the same stateroom. to
visit the art galleries and prosecute their studies.
Both OF these young ladies were lost
CIAyERUII, Mons ALExANDRE--No information !;
oLAvERUIL, Mme., wife OF the above.
CLAvERUIl, Mile. AIMEE, daughter OF preceding
coupe-TIere ia nothing definite known ABOUT
this lamiy, except that they are numbered among
DENNys, EMILE--No information; no residence.
DAzrN, JOSEPHINE information no residence.
EDGAR, Mrs. IlRRxAFN ELIzABETB, of No. % West
seventeenth street, New York city, wealthy lady,
widow OF Hermann Edgar, who was in the habit
OF wtnterfng in Europe with her TWO daugh-
ters, only one OF which, Miss C0rnclia Edgar, was
saved. She was related TO tae well known lie Roy
family, of this city.
EDGAR. Miss b.. daughter Of the above--No fur.
tler particulars.
FERDINAND, Nine. ELIsE--No ieformation; no
residence.
FERDrNAsp, Master vIcroE-- Believed to be q son
OF the above
GOODWIN. Mrs. DAVID Chicago. nl.--This lady
was the wife OF Daniel Goodwin, Jr., son Of Judge
Goodwin, OF Chicago, and was accompanied by her
two chidren Lulu, aged nine years. and Gertrude,
aged III, both OF whom were lost with her. Mr..
Goodwin Will arrive In New York from Chicago to-
day. en- roste to Paris, in the hope that he may be
able 70 recover the bodies Of his family and bring
them home for interment.
GOODWIN, LULU daughter OF the above
GOODWIN, GERTRUDE, sister OF the above.
HUNTER, captain CHARLES, OF Newport, II. L. was
a son OF John Hunter, Minister OF Brazil and n