Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-27
STEAMER suLrASA, Aug. 90 PM.


At meeting of the passengers surviving the
wreck of the Inflated Steamer Atlantic, which, in
consequence of collision with the Steam Propel-
Ter OgdcnS5Hgh, sunk on the night of the 18th
inst, Mr.. Aaron Rutton, OF New York, was called
to the Chair, and ]. Taylor Wright, of Brooklyn,
was chosen Secretary. The following resolutions
were then read and unanimously adopted:
ResoEued, That our sincere thanks are due to
Capt r. Richardson, officers and crew of the Pro-
peller OgdenSGurgh, for their prompt assistance in
rescuing us from watery grave and also for their
kind attention TO our wants while on board their
boat.
ResOlUed, Thut we feel grateful, and are desi-
rous of expressing our warmest thanks to Capt. G.
w. Appleby, of the Steamer SuLtGnG, for his kind
ness in taking us from the Propeller, and forward
ing us to the port of our destination, and also to
press our gratitude for the many attentions of HIM
self, officers and crew, in administering to our
wants and necessities during our passage to De-
troit.
Rescued, That we feel deeply indebted and
grateful to the passengers on board the Steamer
Sulama for their fsacrifcing exertons to render
every assistance in their power to make us comfor
table, in providing dry clothing and such articles of
comforts as was at their command.
Resolued, That copy of these resolutions be for
warded to Captain Richardson, ofthe Ogdensburgh,
and also to present copy OF the same to Captain
Appieby, of the SultdnG.
t-pp''O'' = $40 AARON SUTTON, Chairman.
]. TAYLOR WRIoHT, Secretary.
Name OF survivors from the wreck Atlantic received
Board the Steamer suana MI Aaron Sutton, wife, two
children and nurse, n. York, Mr. Josiah Taylor Wright,
Brooklyn Mr.. S. G. Britton, walpole N H, AbneT 6.
Rlis Sandwich; J. Rice, Detroit Mch Thomas Taylor,
wife and children Albany; Mrs. Emily B. Blacknmore,
Jericho vt; Mr. J. J. Van Allen, Baton Rapid Mich. Mr.
John A. Bird Jersey S. v. R. Groves, Hamburg N. Y;
MT Amos Covin; Alfred Clark, Burlington Iowa; Eugene
Marshall North BTidgewaer, Mass; Samuel Marie De.
troit Mich; " H. Burst, and D. G. Turner Serbia N
VIM Noble wife and child, Canada; S. B. Crouch, wife
and nephew Carroll Co.. ILL.,; J. Russell and wife, Duchess
Co. N York; A. Stewart, Howell Mich.j John Lucas,
Isaac Lucas Marshall Mich; Mrs Runged, Montgomery
n Y; Amos Calvin, North Hamburg ~; Geo. Earth.
ing and wife, Iasee ILL.,; w. Frost, Galena, ILL Calvin
w Cochran, Canada; Phoebe Ann Ellis, Alabama, N ";
j. Poogood and WIFE, Rensselaer, Co, N. Y; A. Read,
rDgton ILL.,; c. L. Peck, Rome, N. Y; Geo Fisher New
Fair VT; H. w Lasco, Detroit Mich; Jackson Paddock
and wife Oakland CO., Mich; Jacob H. Marsh and wife,
Detroit Mch Alexander Reakey; Detroit, Mich; David
Pomeroy Detroit, Mich; Peter Cestea, Laaham McCan,
and Mary McCan, Haven Falls, N. York; G. g. Bushnell,
BushneIvle N Y; Synhia J. Sckney, Orleans co., ILL.,;
Isabel Thomson, Dane CO.. Wis; VIM Jewell and wife,
Oneida CO.. N, Y; Thos. Myers, and Ellen L. Chapman,
Monroe co. Catharine O'Nie, Ellen o'Neal and
gaTet O'Nie, West Troy Mr.. Burdre, Grand Rapids,
Mich; John Thompson, Oxbridge Mass; H. &. Daggett
CHICAGO Ills Marshall Campbell, jersey Shore Pa; B. r.
Field wife and children, Tfverton R. l.; ]. J. Brown,
G. L. s. Bisse Mobile, Ala; 139 emgTants. Total lit.
10 NAMES OF CREW.
C. Aian, s. Kinde, F, Becker, G. Hart, ]. Shannon L.
Vicar, j. Canfield, W. cCafin, J. Walker, NJ. O'Con.
neT j. Messei, NJ Laary, j. Earl, J. Bonner, j. R. Car.
rieT ]. Templeton, w. ogan, F. McGee.