The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-15

fFeed Of tbe Arctic Is stated the same authority It
rot less than tveye snots. Iaad.,esy after the l.
hsicn Captain urchesLe noticed that the "A of
vessel vas Tot stared acd LIE ,rocs@dei 20 ash.cu his
vessel BY fhe head By overland si Tie ca TO
sDd luggage which was 10 tue fore o tho
This elevation vito the Gr OF rhe bakhsaa ose-
hibu'ed much To stop The hesvs rash the aztec.
about 100 mattresses, pslssss, aui ons- edect. u
tie crew and passenger, we're now pAc-d asa't Vs
fey partition, which thrown sss, htcseA
b, boards aud psnks tbs whole being secured BY csbcs
wsn and hrmly Wrapped roucd ai
The forsmsst which has received socle damage, was
away and contributed fabs 10 ta he'd
dsr sIDs stesm for the nearest port (t Iohas) which
they entered the 30rh most befors ths
rising q n severe gale which b.w on thst tay
1nn vestA ar-tsed nt ~ Jehns N. r., the 30th oe
Scpe psor she IA merchant sc.sw stss-aev, sud
bound rom st, Peters 70 Gr1nvils she running
dsn.e fog about rig eht knots Lcur when shs strue
tho arc ic ne man killei, and several others
were injured By the G .niscn
Two boats were lAuacbef tie Grx. OF which ssrk ans
ths second was taken possession OF by ot the
aro tever OF the sgsnst tn of tho
the startei the fofe ri Of tho
steamer bejrg gh1 ned b. ihoSug freight ,srd
wnen tire sttA tn st J.b,s
he vssts he'd on board ~ oassengers and crow OF
10 ven, Of whom s were lost
Ifrcn he csnriunati Gaseste. OFT lcl
One nf cur moet proir ert EId usefa cit ia al
Probability anorg tfe lost Few stood higher.
either socially = bn STRESS man. than pipgM.
IN I'll Lis intercourse sith his friends and
his naLre, sar cable and upassuming and Ia his
business r~a'icns he open caurid prompt and
Ik2CIcrs whl.h iovctSed COEb-e tho
others .lwa5a ready TO give the opposts psrty
tie hsreGt II Gn such douo's NO person who had IN
acqr s,ntsrce ceelifgs wi him, souid TO mom-nt
euierain DOUBT 10 hts honor sict integrity Mr..
Springer native Of kentucks hut be removed 70
,h.s city In hs earl, boy bood wis he CLERK In
the house Of XII eour, 1aylor&Co In 1898 he Cd.
n ed into this house sB partner, aud contipusd
urtl lS4l when the 5ru dissolved, and the ior
menters retire into rivHte life Mr. springa, 90
ed TO tie business, with h continued aloIe for ne rl
year vbsn ne associatod with Tim Lewis Whitoruan,
Esq. nd the irm hs teen continued spriagee
Whitman by hs present. partners flour In Lum ,sr)
he was resp ctcd and beloved
Ibe deces ked he'd b come wealthy. Bis wife ded IN
February, 1875, ano he Ia ony childs dlugh.
ter. egec eNcut ten ycs:s His uutmeiy cad ~l.i b
Dourne ty large crc. of friends nnd acqua snces.
who unt ey had becn led 10 Apprehen the disastp
which has "a en- place. looi irg for his specify
turn 6
Mr. Pryor, m essm.b's young man, engaged In The
pubiishing houte Of ii Ierby Co.. of th,ctty
alo in the Arcc but there Is certain IL,
tellgence that he Is o rong the iost
From the salsm Register, Oct ~
Several OF the passengers well kno many q
our ctzrns ard tho crtainy of their fate
pr ct ar xiety Among those beard who have reA-
tive friends bere Mira Rope and son wf- cud
child az Benz ,mp g. koses. Eeq OF Salem, Gse,
Esq lady and servant, ofv oIcoster; Day, ara.
ny ard daughter Fender Moore (ssvedD OF New
Y0,k. and others II T. ared tnst Mr. J Mayer, AZ
this city, bara; but uniorstpnd lie pas
raRe the Washington. He had brother and ,oasia
beard, one of ybom, at least it appears probAss
was among the saved