New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-30

by Mr. stetson.
The following il, is correct as it can be made q;
present. We correct from yesterdays Herald
Offers Cre,r and Passengers Lost
Captain Dustan OF the Atlantic.
DR.. Hassler OF thu Navy
Lieut.. Norton OF the Army.
4 Clergyman named Armstrong
Orlando Pitts Sec'y OF Boylston ms Co, Boston.
- French, Clerk in Merchants lns. Co Boston.
Mrs. Hilton, sewardess.
Sarah Johnson chambermaid
Sarah Ruby OF Providence do
Eliza Wacob. servant 10 Mrs. Lewis
John Walton
MIS-. Jane walton All one family ireG, West
J I " ,,H Mion Newburgh for Pennsylvania
Eleanor Jane Walton
K I1i w slne, OF the family saved
John Gleason.
Thomas Cedney
Michael Doughelty ofthe crew, lost,
Charles Ryley
John MRciaran
Passengers :SGred-
Capt Geo W. Culum, L. Thomas Goodns Boston.
: Engineer corps Nahum Reise Newark. \. j.
SeHbury Brewster Il !. F.. v Booth. Boston.
Capt Peter Ham Portland Edward Madden. do.
C. c. Orr Louisville Ny. Charles Mitchell. Norwich
Joel X Andrews Y LondonlC Peterson, Boston.
Lieut. T.. Maynard L. :. n Henry an Wart, BlrmIng
Lieut. C. : Stewart L. s ham, England.
Engineer Varnham Marsh n. York.
Charles Cadnedy York James Wilson Boston.
Hiram Tarbox, Lisbon, CT Nathaniel Atwood, Mass
/ Francis Uerrick Boston Richard Atwood. do.
Geo. w Rogers. N London Thomas o. Gould Adams
& c Cornstock do. Express.
Thomas Truesdale N.York - Munroe Baggage Mast
Officers OF fhe Boat sared
James stetson I'd Captain Dennis spellana wheelmar
William Boyle. clerk. Elias kingston lst mate
John G Gull do r W. Duncan, I'd do.
Charles Woodwork bar John heoier steward
keeper Eli Birdsel, ID engineer.
Capt y. A. Allen pilot. John j. Gale 80 90
Charles Crandsl, I'd do. Charles Christian seaman
There were but three female passengers on board, IN
GLIDING the servsn, OF Mrs Lewis-ali lost, There
were probably eight ten deck hands who also per
ished
A Mr.. Partridge had in his company Miss Jordan
who was coming to this city visit to his wife All
his exertions her rutess, in the last OF
which he nearly lost his life lie escaped TO the
shore by swimming having first diyes,ed himself OF his
clothes with the exception OF his shirt and pantaoons-
The body OF Miss Jordan recovered and has been
conveyed 10 Boston, under the of Mr.. Partridge
Hon Daniel Webster and Judge William Kent We're
passengers from Boston ON Wednesday and were pre-
vented taxing passage in the Atlantic by the appearance
of the weather They arrived the Long Island train
Saturday evening.
The following is list of persons who arrived ct the
New London Hotels the 25,h and 26th inst Il prob
ably embraces the of who intended to pro-
coed by the boat. bu; deferred by the violence
the storm and OF some vino were passengers lost with
the
CITY HOTEL. Nov 26-D. Turner, Daniesonyle W.
T Mann W Kent W. SillulHn. NJ. Profit ]. II Taylor.
NY:J. C. Hayden and LADY, Essex +. Cobb +. Thomp
son, II. L. Hszen G. Dart, Mr. Hobrook, Norwich; CT.
Dcmond Wiliamstown; l.. Perry, r. Rice, c. Bullard
Boston }. l. Lord. Chester.
BAcoN's HOTEL. Nov. 25-Chas. Richmond. B. Cone,
T. H Childs, Boston NJ. Dodge r. Morgan. Ssiina A.
Dewey T D Toazer Hartford n. II. Clark ST Louis
Mr.. Tucker. Boston J. L. Perkins. W. Durham and
SON Miss Ely. Norwich, VIM. Cirel. Harrisburgh ;.
Fisher, +. Tuue. Cleveland O.; j. l.. Wooster. y.
Foster, kingston; P. Ransom Haversraw a. McLees-
ter Williansburgh f. Holloway Rochester T. Tai
colt, Bangor Me: Il Rice and lady, Ohio; G p. Bald
win, Sag Harbor; E. Bailey, H. Huested Albany.
26-M. R Steel. Norwich J. 4 Bill, J! ". McKin. r.
w. Hendrick, F. Drayton, Philadelphia, J. Dascom
Newiork q. A. Hamilton J. b Waymsn Worcester ;
+. Cobb, East Thomsston; Capt Gray, Waterford o.
A. Wilcox, Bristol a. Grden, Newcastle r. w sage,
Baltimore 5 NJ Porter, 81 Stephens; \. sage Bruins
wick A. 5 Austin Newcastle s w Glover Keene, n
H; A. Story, Syracuse ". Hinckley, Maine II Der
seford Waterbury J, Pynchion Clermonti K Hadey
H. Tckenor
The total number OF bodies thus FAR recovered Is
twenty nine, which we hope viii embrace the whole
nunibe. lost.
The Atlantic had board drat: Tor $4,000 from the
United States some Massachusetts, Bank
The Boston Advertiser giving list of many who bought
tickets in Boston for passage NewYork Tar
can learn only Sc passengers GO rst class and
10 second class bought tickets in Boston for the pas
sage 10 New York by the Atlantic, on Wednesday after
noon and their names are given below, VIZ
Messrs Cassidy Collamore Hirsch Armstrong Booth
Symmes, and Captain Hanna bought tickets OF Adams
Co. II Safest.
Mr. hnnbsI firm Of Spoford- Tlleston i Co. New
York; Mr. Baldwin Cincinnati Ohio Mr.. Houghton,
Mr.. Solar. lady and child names unknown) bought
tickets OF NJ. Brooks, in E!n-st
Two Nessrs Atwood Messrs Baldwin Eass.er May
nard, Giddngs Burbank. Partridge and lady. Weston,
Orr, Levere,s Burbeck Van Vert lof Birmingham Eng
land Cunningham and Capt. Culurn, with TIE follow
ing deck passengers Messrs Wilson Peterson, Wal
ton family OF SIX (Engsn) Madden bought tickets
al Tie Railroad station
On the arrival OF the melancholy intelligence at
Brooklyn extra train despatched Tor GreenpoFt
and thence by the steamer New-Haven for New
London TO convey those who had friends on board tae
los, steamer with view 10 recover iheiE bodies
Among those VINO were on tbs sad errsnt was the Rev
Nj Msrw OF the Fereign Mission OF this city Il search
Of TIE Rev M Armstrong also attached 10 the mission
sose trends OF Alderman Burbank OF Brooklyn who
was on board and q among the lost
Nj Fisk OF the Long Island Company, most promptly
rendered The Of the steamer Ne"HaTen 70 NJ
Holland Of the Norwich Co. 70 proceed 10 the Island
with he object OF recovering and bringing 5ucn OF Inc
Uufo.tuna;es a. may be found
NJ Dobbs the Chief Engines. was found on tie
Island nearly dead hi. eyes vide open sad Is feared
I he WI! lose his eyesight
Loss OF Rev. Mr. ARNsrEoSG--The following
I Is fror, tie Nesc-s Dsilg 4drer:iser of Saturday
Ny ossEsvra OFFICE, Saturday. Z O'Clock
! M Kinney: Nv p1-- Sir-Our friend aac TIE trend
OF the Rev Dr. A.-rsong Il among me !o=i TOE;
the steamer Atlantic Not LcsT he c.ed a. lis post
offering he copsos,iors OF religion 70 RS companions
II peril and death
he left Boston on Wednesday evening took the AZ
zntc below Norwich and expected 70 reach nome u
Thursday morning
Hs spsu, tee dsy oil Thursday. during the gale, n
preaching 70 the passengers and praying VIE ITEM N
spring them with csl-nress ind hope, "n4e a. were
lookas fcr.zri 70 speedy wreck and Craze IN me
/ deep
When ,bs steamer struck ground passengers eaPed
overheard 70 make for shore Psr were BONE y ne
ware land and others, among whom was our trend
we're caught by the re;urn waves dashsd among The
rocks and we're lost