The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-08
THE WRECK OF THE ATIANT,C-

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Since sending the Courier to press on Tuesd.,.
evening, we have ascertained that the perso1
"hoh we placed in the list of those recovered
ana identified as Miss Smart OF Boston. was iden-
uhed upon It's arrival at Boston as the body Of
MISS Mary Jordan-the lady who was in comm
ny with Mr.. Chas. Partridge, ny
The body OF the deck-hand brought I'D from,
the wreck on Sunday evening has been recogn;.
zed as that OF Lawrence Kelley of New Va,
he mad shipped on board the Atlantic on the pre-.
ceding Tuesday
Another deck hand, named Tho. Gibnev w.s
recovered or Tuesday, and sent to New York tor
burial. ~
OF those passengers either known, or believed
TO have been on board, the following are vet mis-
sing:
Mr.. Symmes, of Boston; Mr.. Cunningham
lace merchant, N. " the person who occupied
one Of the berths taken by Mr.. Burbank. (name
not known0 Mr. Eames, Of Willimantic; Mr.
Walton, Sen. Mr.. Putnam.
Cretc Missing. John Gleason, Charles Riley
j. Mcfarland, VIM. Willett.
ARCHIBALD AUSTIN" The only body
brought from the wreck of the Atlantic, which
has not been Unidentified and taken away, is that
oil the person whom we have heretofore designa
ted as g archibald .4ustin." This BODY was
yesterday placed in tomb, where it will remain
for the present
10 enable his friends or acquaintance to len
thy him, we give a minute description Of his
dress, which was as follows:
black frock coat in the pocket of which was
linen cambria handkerchief, marked Arch.
bald Austin, with the figure sc 80 directly un
der lt-black cashmere pantaloons with stripes.
and open in front black satin vest, lining faced
at the bottom with black morocco-two cotton
SHIRTS with linen bosoms, one bosom with purple
stripes about one inch apart-broWn and blue
cotton halt-hose-black silk cravat-boots nearly
new, with red morocco Innings, and marked.
Young Il Jones, makers, No. A Ann ST. N. Y.''
In one of the pockets of the pantaoons was
wallet containing 81 40, aud on one of his fingers
was gold ring with red stone IN it. The per-
son is judged TO be about %.
.Wortcich Courier
MORE OF THE ATLANTIC. We heard this
morning OF most touching incident which oc.
CURED on board the Atlantic after she had struck
on the reef, which does equal honor to the hearts
and feelings OF both parties concerned. A yo;,ng
lad about fourteen years OF age who was returning
from the Eastward, and who was unable 10 make
any successful efforts for selt-preservation on ac
count oil being cripple, was seen by Mr.. Allen,
pilot OF the boat to hesitate about Jumping over
board, although he had thrown of his coal and
prepared himself tor the leap, at the suggestion
oil some OF the other passengers. AS soon as Mr..
Allen saw him, he called TO him and lifted him
up on to the wheel house where he TAllen7 was
standing, and clasping him in his arms iumped
overheard and succeeded in reaching the Shore IN
safety. AS soon as the poor boy got breath look
ing with fearful eyes into the face of his preserv-
er be exclaimed in a voice which came from the
bottom OF his heart, "Oh il were rich shat
present would not give you.''
Boston Traascrint