New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16

tib,e 20 prevent being Drawn ih'o me ."rtsh 49,
Comstock q: Rhode Isl-nd was seen 70 jump into the
water and sw.m toward the boI' which contained,
anon, others Mr.. c. 7. Mitchell Of Chsrles'on,
80, in the boat, NJ. Com-,ock called 70 him, Have
.. von room for another man J" to which the raoiy
was. No; we are almost sinking now He tlen
threw up Lis hands and exclaimed, "Gooi Col
Tel my wire and nve chIlren TN gone aI1
vas aeon 70 more.
Henry " III. importer OF French and Rhine wines,
an his return from Germany and France, arrived IN
Liverpool in time 70 start with he Acne. IL pls-
chssed ticket for berth board toe Arctic,
started for the same, but too late the steamer
baytg inst left Mr.. VIII then took passage on board
the Canada and arrived here safely. ,
A Messenger offered 10 a sailor - 600 II he Uonld
get him INTO the boat. The sailor did 81, bat after
lou6iDg saw 10 more Of him. Tie same individual
hid fIom tho rest Of his companions in misfo''dne
bottle ofbraDdy, While there was no water Or pfoV-
ions on board The boat.
The passengers report that at Ira time of the coils
iop The Arctic was on the top Of bong wave, While
the Vesfa vas in What IS called TIE trough oil the
so that The Arctic was injured beloy her ~a'er
line This will account for the reported diicu'c' IN
stopping the leak.
he survivors OF the Arctic Who arrived in Boston
in lie Europa left that city On Friday morning tor
NeN-Imk III Sew-Haycn They were generously
furnished with free passes by Genery TUcheli Esq;'
Superintendent Of tbe Boston and Worcester abroad
The Mlr0~kee Sentinel says:
among the let of passengers on the Arctic-a-
published IN the Newly oTk papers Of fldsy e.lGr tae
Canada arrivals the name of Mr. G. =. McCfsc
ken Of tlis citv who with his sister Mrs Scott widow
Of The late Col Scott Of the U. :. Army vas return
Ing bone from tour on the continent. Mr. james =
Brown, Who accompanied mem curing most Oh .ltH
Journey parted with them 90 Paris, IN. aiding 10 take
n i'm throw h Switzerland. Mis- F1rt. another OF
the passo1gerq ia sister.in law Of Mr. Thomas Is
lon OF this city and Mr.. Edward SANFORD, who ~
also IN the Arctic, was bEothcT-inle@ oi IT >. -
Creves. There isscarcey SHADOW Of hopo thl any
one Of these escaped q watory crlye Nts Scott vas
On invalid, returning home 20 die among her hn1fei
Her sad fate viii be sincerely mowned by large CIR;
Gle OF fri ds this city vino knew and appreciated
her worth Her brother, too, tads'3 hcCracken n,
bol orabe Kind hearted aud gulcloss, viii be deeply
reeretteo rs he was wcll known and highly prlzed
/ among our commercial AMI business me1.
The pane Of Mr.. Christie, ijr severe year re g
iaept Of ti- city aud expected hero this tall also
among the list Of passengers as puohsid IN l"E "
! Y. TRIBUNE
| The h,-Ep,oa2 Bs1lcfia says:
The anxiety Of this community 10 ascertain The
fate Of the Passengers of the Inflated steamer, has
been increased by he fear that one Of orr most est
! n,b,e fellow -ci;ilens DR. &. Z. johnson was among
! tb.m and the circumstances which have led his
frends TO believe that he aboard the Arctic, seem
almost too plsu-be 10 justify hope 70 tho contrary.
H.. yas eyIected leave for home, already stated,
about the time tho Arctic sailed from Liverpool, and
ns W find no mtBuon of his name among the passen-
/ gers by the Canaoa, Union or Europa, all OF which
suiled subsequently 10 the departure of the Arctic,
We must conclude That The name pu6shoi in the list
of the Arctics passengers rs T. d. JOhh3on' IN
/ several pepers rendered T.. Johnson was intended
] for that of DIR. j..
Tie Richmond ER7vircr slys:
"Weregiet 10 learn that DR.. Cartor p. johnson OF
this civ wa on the Inflated vessel u is not known
whether he il among the rescued or the lost.
The Manchester n. H. Mirror Gays:
"The apprehension in relation 10 the Rev. VI.
Wallace was dissipated yesterday morning by the re-
cepon Of the lit Of passengers on board the Europa
an ong whom was one by the name OF Wallace.
Tie PiAsJurei Commercial Journal says:
"The reader Of the st Of names viii see that the
homes and fears Of of our fellaw-citlzens are
banging upon the fate of the boats that put OF freight
/ ed with human life two Of which, our dispatcher
inform Us, have been since picked up. We see the
namts OF Mr.. j d. lIOgg. Mr.. VI. Wintarburn and
! MI VIM. Culmer Of this city,
! Tie Ckdylcs,on s. c. C0prier says:
"Messrs c. I. Mitchell :. Jefords, ID. Mustard
and ID. McDcugal Of this city, were passengers on
board the Inflated ship and great anxiety IS elt n to
their safety. We sincerely uus' hat they have been
spared and will soon berostored TO their homes.