The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-01-22

John Brown, colored msn.
Mr.. II. G. Bradford, OF Boston. from Kings
ton, Jamaica.
Chas. Lee, Of Barre. Mass.
3 John G. Low, Of Boston.
John Lemist. Treasurer of the Boston Lea,h-
er Co.. Of Roxbury. Mas.
Jonathan Linheld, Sioughton. Mass.
Philo Upton. Egremont. Mass.
Mr.. Van Cot, Stonington. CT.
Mr.. Stuyvesant, Of Boston.
Capt. Mattisen.
A gentleman. lady. and tive children. who
arrived from Philadslphia by the morning line,
names not kpswp.
Robert Williams. Of Cold Spring. n. Y.
David M'Fahans. male Of brig Clarien.
James Walker. and John Gordon. seamen.
Of Cambridgepor from brig Raymond.
Mr.. p. .. Swan. supposed TO be a passenger.
Capt. Smith, Of Dedham.
Elias Brown. Jr. Providence.
Capt. Childs, brother 10 Capt. C. OF the Lex
ineton.
William Price. Portland.
Mr.. Lawrence (Grn Of Kelley & Lawrence,
New York.
Charles Roswell, 81 Franklin street, N. Y.
formerly Of VI.
George Benson Smith, of Brooklyn. L. I.
Mr. PhipPs. or Phillips. Of New York. deal
or 10 dry goods.
WI. SdISys VI INV YIN.
Capt. Carver. Of Boston.
Mr.. Bosworth. Royalton, w.
John Marshall, Glass blower. ON. Y.
William Baum, Of New York.
BoAr's COMPANY.
Capt. Childs. Commander. .... -
Jesse Comstock, Clerk Of the boat.
II. p. Newman. Steward.
Mr.. Walker. Barkeeper.
+. Thurbur, lst mate.
David Crowley. Cd do. (saved.)
Stephen Manchester. pilot, (ssvsd.)
Job Sand, head waiter.
Cortland Hems,ed, Chief Engineer.
VIM. Quimby. I'd do.
Martin Johnson. Wheslmaa,
r. b. Schultz. George -, Benz. Coz and
Ch.s. Smith, (saSed) 6remen.
Five colored walters.
Susan c. Hulcumb, ehambermaid. eoloTed.
John Robinson. cuok. colored.
Oliver Howell. I'd do. do.
Robert Peters. do. do.
Sdeck hands; boy. deck hand.
2wood passers.
nFWe have put the same figures against
names that we thiak. are probably intended for
the same person.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
The steamboat Statesman, under the direction
OF Capt. Joseph J. Comstock, was dispatched from
New York early Wednesday morning, 10 CLEAN
information of any survivors. and to pick up all
the bodies and property they could fnd, and she
returned on Saturday morning. The following
communication from Capt. Coms,ock was publish
ed in the city papers-siving an account Of bis
cruise, and furnishing the gratifying Intelligence
that another person has been almost mirac uiously
saved.
STEAMBOAT STATESMAN. (,
FMuAY NIGHT. Jan. 18th, 1910.
Geutlsmen.-We are now returpiag to New
York. having searched the shore Of Long Is
land from Huntington to Fresh Pond landing.
distance, taking into consideration the depth
Of the bays and inlets. Of nearly 80 miles. every
rod Of which think has been thoroughly tx
amiued by those on board the boat. With me,
and others on shore who came down by land
We have been enabled TO rsgsin, however, on
" five bodies,
One 10 identified As being that Of Mr.. Stephen
Waterbury. Of the firm Of Mead & Waterbury,
Of New York-oa another vas found . men,
oraudum book, With the name OF Philo Upson.
Of South Egremont, Mass. one little boy
probably three or four years old.
From the appearance Of the others. they are
probably deck hasds Of the boat.
We have 80 packages Of baggage, and the
life boat Of the Lexington. These. With the
bodies, we are nov conveying 10 NeW lofk.
From Crane Neck light to Old Mans lsnGing.
IL or Is miles East. including the deep bays
adjacent. is covered with pieces Of the wreck.
an,osg which ] soticed her nsms upon the
sdeins. nearly in full length. large pieces Of
her guards. and portions Of almost every part Of
the bea,-sg Of which 10 mostly burned to
csal- We found one Of the quarter boats, from
which three Of the bedies nov in our possess
ion were faksn; she is very slightly damaged.
The boat is at place called Miller's landing.
and here We learned that man had come a.
shore on bale of oo<tso. alive. Is miles to the
eastward Of this place. to which I Immediately
repaired. Here could effect no Isodiug. o~-
ing to the large Quantities Of ice drifted 10 by
the stormy Dortherly wind, We, however,
crowded the boat 10 near enough TO the shore
10 converse vnh persons drawn 10 ths beach by
our signals. sud from them lesrpedt the fzet that
Mr.. David Crsvlsy. sseood-rnafe Of the Lsx.
ips,on. had drihed sshsrs upon a bale Of cotton
on Wednesday, night ats o'clock. after being
4s hours exposed TO the severity Of the vesther
.-after which he msds his vsy through large
quantities Of ice. and s~am before gaining the
beach, and then salked three quarters Of mile
10 q house-hIs hands are l.iils fIezeo-his
Tee, snd leg. considerably ss-hr IS nc, able