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New York Times - Nov 29, 1851 p. 3
Arrival of the Washington
The American steamer Washington, George
W. Floyd,
Commander, arrived at this port at an early hour yesterday morning. She
left Bremen
on the 9th, and Southampton at 5 o'clock, P. M., on the 14th—making
the passage in 13 days and 14 hours. She has 14 tuns [sic] freight, and
142 passengers. (details and picture of Washington)
Her news is, of course, no later than was received by the Asia. The
following is her list of passengers:—
Mr. Salzmann |
T.B. Coster, lady & child, & servant |
B.A. Gould |
Franz. Schieller (Schieffer) |
Maurice Franklin |
Col. Robert E. Cox |
A. Pery |
W. Attenbrough & lady |
Fredk. Saunders |
William Lacy & lady |
Mrs. Margaret Fry |
John Fry |
James Fry |
William H. Fry |
R. Fry |
Mar. E. Fry |
Eliza A. Fry |
Ellen Fry & servant |
Madame Chabot |
Louisa Varin |
Richard Jacobs & lady |
John Shepstine |
G.A. Bell & lady |
Margaret Devereux & child |
Ann Skelly |
Mary E. Hadder & child |
George Henderson |
Rev. Dr. Montgomery |
John Augusta |
William Augusta |
J.B. Duff (Duif / Dulf) |
S.G. Olmsted |
Miss T.E. Mars |
Miss M.A. Nicholson |
A. Buckholtz |
L.A. Bevorst & son |
E.A. Hopkins |
US Consul, J. Saunders |
Miss Clark |
Miss Tuif |
J.C. Hendry |
[J.] Bauwens (Banwens) |
L.A. Veldman |
E. Veldman |
F. Pieters |
P. Damilon |
J.B. Pieters |
A. Pieters |
R. Pieters |
F. Pieters |
J. Pieters |
S. Pieters |
G.A. Douthers |
Henry Block |
Mr. Buckholtz & lady, & servant |
W. Buckholtz |
Marie Buckholtz |
S. Allsberg |
Betty Buckholtz |
Pega Buckholtz |
John J. Wenzel |
Charles Roth |
H.B. Eylers & lady |
Theodore Eylers |
Edward Eylers |
Matilda Eylers |
J. Wessel & servant |
F. Cohen |
D. Fiorlo & child |
Oscar Jansson |
Marg. Kramm |
Kathinka Henzinger |
Anna Henzinger |
Louisa Habicht |
Mrs. Elise Susenbeth |
Thecla Susenbeth |
Antoine Susenbeth |
Mehelmine Schonbound |
Wm. F. Zschocke |
Fred. F. Zschocke |
Mrs. Z. Ellsaper |
Mrs. A. Schieffer |
I. Rose |
Rev. C. Hammond |
I.B. Moarman |
Mr. Schenck |
Mrs. E. Niebuhr |
Anna Bou (Bon) |
Johannes Ramena |
Louis Schado (Schade) |
Miss Brochan |
Mrs. H. Bernstan & child |
Caroline Henneby |
Mrs. F. Gerhard |
Rosa Gerhard |
Zida Gerhard |
Anna Gerhard |
Felix Gerhard |
Paul Gerhard |
Allen Gerhard |
Johannas Gerhard |
Mrs. B. Zuben |
W. Zuben |
G. Zuben |
R. Zuben |
Charlotte Hauschild |
O.W. Schieffer |
Miss O.C. Hirsch |
Miss S.C. Hirsch |
T.H. Scheoder & lady |
H. Scheoder |
I. Scheoder |
Louisa Amens |
George Sombers |
L.H. Henning |
George Floyd |
Thomas Short |
Frederick Wilson |
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Total, 142 |
Kossuth, as was expected, has not arrived by the Washington,
although it was his full intention to embark by that vessel. The more
immediate cause of the delay of the illustrious Hungarian leader arrises
from the necessity of his providing means for a number of his exiled
and unfortunate countrymen, who are in London ; and his detention, in
reality, was caused by the arduous task of arranging and apportioning
to their wants the result of a subscription got up for their benefit
in London, Manchester, and other places, the application of which was
confined exclusively to Kossuth. He will be accompanied by Madame Kossuth,
M. and Madame Pulsky, and by the remainder of his officers and
secretaries—in all, thirteen persons. A great demonstration was
to take place at Southampton, on the occasion of his departure.
Previous to the departure of the Washington, Mr. Richard Andrews,
the Mayor of Southampton during the past two years, was again re-elected
to that office, and had entered upon the third year of his Mayorality.
Mr. Andrews has done much to cement the ties of intimacy and friendly
feeling between England and America, and his name will be long gratefully
remembered by many of our countrymen, who have experienced the pleasure
of his hospitality.
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