New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-03
VOL. vi. NO. 2O4.

fully INITIATED buried on The leland Who re was
or where trem, IS a. yet entirely unknown.
The body Of an old man, brought up Sabbath evening
lies at the Depts still It IS supposed to hare been one
OF the hands On board
The body on which was found pocket-handkerch:st
marked Archibald Austin heg not We, been identified.
No s,cb us,ne "a Ap.ti rs. hem frS on apy OF The
lists waybil!s OF ne re Road snd Boat NJ. Bur.
bank OF New YORK q put down IN tae Boston Railroad
Office having taken tickets AID be-ts for two persons
and il is conectured ;na the person whose pockethsnc
ke:chie: marked archibald Austin was ra7ein.
With Hr 3.
Mr Dobbs the Chet Engineer. lost MS sight not
stated Saturday, al tie time the boat stranded
and pieces but a, the time Of Inc explosion OF
the steam pipe on Wednesday night,
The opinion among all on board when the 5tlsntc
wrecked seems to be unanimous that the fs p-s
sercs we're OF the greatest seryce-chat without
few or none could possibly have been saved.
The conduct Of Mr. Tafbox OF Lisben, throughout The
whole OF the distressing board the Atlantic IS
spoken OF on every hand above al praise. To his
coolness courage and energy no. few indebted for
their rescue from watcry grave
During the afternoon OF Thursday, fishing smack
schooner wen, ont from Mystic 20 the rescue Of those on
board thcAtantc tut her way there she driven
upon rock and vent down sAnost instantly, giving
barely time enough TO those board 70 escape By be
taking themselves 70 boat. The vessel understand
is total lose.
Among the lost wi be noticed three Gentlemen Of
Boston named French Pitts and Collsnore The Boston
Courier yesterday states that they all Just enter
Ing upon life with fair prospects and excellent cnarac
ters beloved and esteemed by all who knew then They
were all engaged to be married 10 young ladies' OF Ne"
YORK, ind were their way 10 spend i thanksgiving
with them Il also states that young French had large
amount of money in his pocketbook and gold watch IN
his pocket but when recognized by his friends nothing
Of the money watch could be found
We believe the watch Of Mr. French was taken -oR
his poke, by Capt Van Pclt and is in possession
Of the Treasurer Oh the Railroad Company. As 70 the
money we believe none found upon his person
when examined in presence Of the CoroneI's Jury
Among the articles found in ais pocket miniature
ikeness-a beautiful painting OF boy OF perhaps a or
10 years old Though the frame case IN which the
likeness set droppn. to pieces from the action
OF the water yet the painting tsei was az beautiful and
perfect as ever.
1t is related By one OF the passengers that the last he
heard OF Capt Dutan his call to Of the hands
to bring him rope the replied II go Tor the
rope we shall! both be lost" We'll then exclaimed
the Captain, sare ydnrsc!f'
Boties Fond ami Idsnfitsd
Since Saturday We have been able to extend
and correct our List OF passengers lost and saved The
following comprises complete lis, oil those whose
bodies have been recovered and Identified
Moses B. Kifnball n. firm of spoford Tileson Col
Rev W J. Armstrong, N Y, sec'y OF am. B. c. 7. n
Chas French Boston MI Pitts OF Boston
Lieut. Norton L. :. A West Point Academy.
Archibald Austin, where from not known
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson aud child OF Danyels Mass
Dr. Haser L. :. ~ Mr. Burbank Brooklyn y. Y.
Dr. Weston Philadelphia Penn. Boston.
WIN. &. Sollsce Bridport, Vt body sent TO VI in
charge OF c. r Houshton o. the same town who SUI
yved the wreck
John Walton, West Newbury Mass.
Mrs John Walton do Child OF Mrs j. Walton OF do
Son James OF do do Daughter, Eleanor Jane OF do
Mary Ann Walton, wife Of M. Vine, of do
Mrs Esmcs. Williamsntic, RobtE Hope ,BrooklynNf
Miss Smart Boston. Capt l. h Dustan. OF Atlantic
Michael Doughty belonging TO the boat
Mrs Ann Hilton. do Sarah Johnson do sarah Ruby do
Among the saved no; before enumerated, are the fol
lowing
Mr.. LcveretL Plymouth N. II.
MI. Rhoades Of Brooklyn, n y
PgSScDperS SGrcG
Henry Flelieh Richard w Thompson, Boston.
Richard J. Bonhaiu, Bridgeport or Bridport
John billiard orWillams. NewYork, VIM Edward.do.
Capt. Geo McCulum L. S a., Seabury Brewster, N Y.
Joel R. Andrews NcwL ondon Lewis l. Maynard USN
c. : Stewart L. : N Chas. Partridge, New York.
Hiram Tarbox Lisbon CT Francis Hirssh, Boston.
q. w. Rogers. n. London C. Cumstock do
Robt Vine WestNewbury Mass; Jacob Walton. do
Thomas Truesdell, Newlork Thos Goddery Boston
Nahum Rice. Newark EN. Booth. Boston
T.. : Madden Boston Chas. MITCHELL Norwich.
C. Peterson NewYork Henry Van Wart, England.
Varnum Marsh, New York n Atwood Eastman, Mass
Jas wilkinson Boston; Richard Atwood, Orleans.
Calvin Houehton, Bridport VI; I F. Baldwin Cincin-
matt.
Officers and others belonging % boat sared.
Cap, Nathan NJ. Allen, Pilot Chas. Crandal I'd do
Elias Kingston. Mate. Il. w. Duncan I'd do
James NJ. Dobbs LIST Engineer. his eyes put out and
otherwise badly hurt-doubtiul whether he RECEIVERS
has been taken TO New York.
Eli Birdsal I'd Engineer. w w. Boyle, Clerk
James NJ. Se;son. Captains Mate
Wm. A. Munroe, Conductor n. 4 w. K. X.
Thos o. Gold Adams & Co.'S Express Messenger.
John Kei. Steward. c. w. Woodwork, Barkeeper
Henry Manchester, Fireman John Thompson, I'd do
Rich Atwood, do. L :. Baker, Gastender
George Smith, Cook. Philip MAYHEM Deck hand
VIM H. Allen do. Charles Christian New \ DIRK
Thomas Mccoy Porter. Aaron Mccoy do
Enos DAILY Waiter. Thomas kingston.
Among the missing known 10 have been board are
Mr. Eames OF WillimaRtc.
Mrs. Jordan Boston and i've or sin boat hands.
Verdict Of tie CoroRei'S jury.
STATE OF CoNNEcricuT. Ne,C- London Co. S.
NORWICH. November .Sth, 1916.
We, the undersigned, jury OF Inquest, under oath TO
make dlgenI inquiry aud thorough examination into
manner the several persons before being eighteen
In number came their dealh-hNvng such exam
inaion that the death of said individuals mos, OF
them 70 unknown, caused by bruises 10y drown
in az time consequence of the s,anding o The
steamer Atlantic the Westerly end OF Fishers Island,
about O'Clock The morning o The 9Th inst and that IN
our opinion the primary OF said disaster was The
bursting of the Steam CAest Of the Engine OF The said boat
about O'Clock on the nigh, of the 10Th inst.
JOHN BREED. EBENEZER FULLER.
THOMAS ROBINSON. SAMUEL MoWRY