The New York herald., 1873-12-03

fEDe1IIOn, IBEy,
n command q the Montgomery, he chased Brit
n, sn blockade erna Yanner into Cuban waters
@ and ns mas matter was wa a
placed on the retired list In 1885, by act OF
CONGRESS ne was promoted to be captain in on N the
retired Ist. captain Hunter has lived at Newport
since his retirement from active service. He pos
sessed considerable wealth. The family were wen
tain's death will be regretted by large circle OF
relatives and friends The following special
despatch. received by the HERALD last evening,
from Newport r. l., gives some interesting details
REGARDING Captain Hunter and his family previous
TO their departure for Europe:-
Our summer society .us. .say RI Il ha Dec a.s u
vile du Iavre in addition 70 Captain Charles Hantes
a nd M family M; hsr%sp S x Eass s ano S
s M Of the ans Year err y @
susoned to spsnd here at their elegant homes are also
Will M mssisins. snd so UPON T
n sas %sss & &hs'sfn .i 3 fs %
saeh he would make aPon bis deathbia
yadi he consented te 20 and ook with him nls9 his
and large circle Of risnds and relatives 70 mourn
sis fac and ND that Of his family he two surviving
HUNTER, Mrs. CHARLES, wife OF Captain Hunter
whose name has not Iranspired and or whom no
Information has been obtained.
HUNTER, Miss ClRoLISE, daughter OF the above
HAMMOND, THoSAs, Crown Point; n T.
HAMMOND. Mrs. THOMAS, Crown Point, N. Y.
HAMMOND Master FRANK, Crown Point, NJ Y.
HAMMOND Master CLARENCE Crown Point, \. l.
l.
Nothing more is known OF this family. except
that they all perished together, and no tidiDEs
HEssE, Mr.. E.-No information no residence.
JoUANIouE, Mrs. THEODORE, Paris, France.-This
a1y wa was % u company we her % husband aboard the
Mrs. Jouaniane resided at Paris. Mr. Jouan!que had
very large millinery establishment in Paris and
branch business in this city at No 500 Broadway,
He was about - years old and Mrs. Jou-
aniqne about q. Mr. Jouanlque was reputed
to be mlhonnaire, and ms income estimated
| at 100000 a year. year ago they were married
IN this CITY, went upon their bridal tour to Europe
and returned only a few months ago. Mr. Jou-
anique had been crossing the ocean frequently
during the last six or years to attend to the
business incident to his two establishments in
Paris and New York. This last trip to Paris was
undertaken by him for the purpose or purchasing
goods. While IN this city they stopped with Mrs.
Hugins, No. 90 West Eleventh street. a sister Of
Roux, Of No s27 Broadway. the furniture dealer
friends among the French residents OF this city.
Mr.. Jouanque's relations all live in France.
JOuANIQuE, THEODORE, husband OF the above.
KENNETT Mrs. A. G OF Buffalo, N. Y.-1his lady.
with her two children and servant. was on her
Way to JON her husband, Lieutenant Commander
Kenneth. OF the Alaska, attached to the Mediter-
ranean squadron. Only two weeks ago she came
from Buffalo under the escort OF Captain Ralph
Chandler, OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and took an
alfectionate leave Of her many friends in New
York, hoping soon to meet her husband, from
KIDD. Mrs. LOUISA, wife OF MIR. Fl. W. Kidd. or
No 20S West Thirty-fourth street.-This lady was
accompanying her son to Paris whore he was
receive his education. The name OF the husband
OF this lady appears on the passenger list OF tine
vile du Havre, but it is doubtful whether he went
in the vessel or remained in New York. AT this
hour we have no means OF aScertanng.
KIDD, MASTER, aged nine, son OF the above.
LOPEz. Mmc.. New York cty-A wealthy widow
lady, resident in Fifth avenue, and whose maiden
name Miss Florence. Further information
could not be obtained IN regard to this unfortunate
L.MorHn GAsroN.-A wealthy New YORK i'm
porter. who did business at No. 40 Beaver street
and lived In New Jersey.
LACK Eme. ApgLE.-No Information; no resi-
dcnce.
LgJEuaE, Mons LoUIs.--No information; no resi-
dence.
LAFARGUl. Mons. ANToINE.-No informasion no
MURRAY, Miss-Residence unknown; no ilfor-
nation.
patch was received yesterday by Mr.. George Mac
kenzle at the company's Office, signed by Joseph
Mosca, the wriIer OF which desired to know II his
brother Sebastian had been saved. The telegram
was dated at Rochester, n T.
MARcoNNEr, Mrs FNo information resi-
MARcoNNEr. Miss ElrsE--No information; no
residence.
There were four persons in this family. The father
Frederick Marconnet, sr., has been saved; tho
NlcotEr Nile. OF Chicago, nlinois--rhis was
aeneh a IN ana in % 81 M
Mrs. SpanOrd on the fatal voyage.
NOLAN, Miss ANSIE.-No information; no resi-
dence.
PRuN1EI, Rev. c., Geneva, Switzerland in
1929, and was consequently 10 his 5otn year He
was q professor in the Free Theological Seminary
OF Geneva, OF which the celebrated Merle D'Au-
bigne was president. Twenty, years ago he
spent two years at OMego, on the Eric Railway;
but, be near his family returned to switzerland
He then passed his examination. after which he
married. He leaves several children behind him.
He arrived here on the 2sth OF August He ar-
tended all the meetings OF the Evangelical Alliance
from the I'd to the 18th OF October, and went
ing Of the Alliance, and after 1t, he vis-
In
the Vile du Havre left ne had long conversation
with Professor Ellie Charter, and seemed very
sorrowfu to leave his American friends and the
land winch he had learned to love. His face bore
o resemblance to that Of Chancellor Crosby, OF the
LAuEEs, Nine. ANroINErrE-No Information; no
Mr.. Nathaniel Curtis Lately resided az No. SIS Bea-
con street, Boston. This gentleman, who was a
brother OF the Hon. William am, Mixter, was well well
90, and had In lormer years been member OF the
firm OF J. Q. Howe Co., one OF the largest comis-
sion houses the city, retiring from 1t ia lS43
For many years he had been Ill no active business
and Tor several years had resided abroad, with his
wife and children. The illness OF his wieis mother
Mrs. n. Curtis, called the family short time since
to this country, from which they were returning to
their foreign home upon the ill-iated steamer
MIxrRR, Mrs. CHARLES daughter OF Nathaniel
Curtis, OF No. SO Beacon street Boston, Mass, and
wife OF the above gentleman; the , two daughters
line, were saved.
MoNrAGUr, CHARLES. aged So, was partner in
Beaver street, New York. Mr.. MOntagut's resi-
dcnce was in Paris, and he had come from thence
oil visit with his wife and daughter.
MONTAGUE, Mrs. CHARLES, wife OF the above and
daughter of JMr. De Ruyter, No. 81 Beaver street.
New York.
MONTAGUE, Miss aged 10, daughter OF the above.
MURRAY, HAMiToS-No Information; no resi-
dence.
PuTNAM, Miss LIZZIE w. aged 25, Boston, Mass
This estimable young lady was the daughter oil the
late Albert Putnam, who was for many years
respected and wealthy citizen OF Yonkers. sue
was educated at the old Rutgers Female In
stitute. and having shown promise OF great
artistic ability, had been pursuing her studies
in Boston, where, with some other young
ladies, she occupied studio. About year ago
Miss Putnam was awarded silver medal for
meritorious painting by the Cooper Union Society
OF Art in this city. The unfortunate young
with Miss Mary II. Church, q sister artist