New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-27

mate; Frsd Krnbsn, clsrs; John Jewe't, ID clerk
Geo stfsn. IL, plot james Collins. ID P,i"s; ames
Soner., let engineer; Eugene Coed, ID engineer
Mr Kelly steward. ,
Can, Hussev asserts thst he observed several small
boat. about the wreck Of the Ocesn. picking up
,,upks luggage aud such freight a. hos'ed, without
spy s5rsrer intention Of restoring II TO the proper
quarter, bu. evidently acting Sc ~reckers'
LATEST PARTICULARS
The sis.mer Boston, Capt Sanford, which re-
naired below LAST night reached her wharf, IN 'hIs
city shou. o'clock this morning. She brought up
FIVE ffmss and ore male passengers rescued from .ne
Ocean, together Nth the baggage m-ster, the nrst
engineer al the sscord clerk of the Oceau. Among
n female passengers was young lady Who vas res
oued from the wsser by boat after abe had sunk
twice she IL sil in an exhausted and per'lous con
dor She bad With Der. in the ~ster, the child OF
deceased sister; the child was drowned.
The Baggage master Of the Ocean ststes that just
before leaving the burning vessel he went below IN
get hs greet coat. He found there q female Who
clune 10 him with the strength Of desperation, be-
.eechirc him 10 save her He took her with him n
the forward part Of the boat, and there remsined,
awaiting an opportunity TO be taken of, a. neither
could swim Finally the flames approached 80 near
81 70 he uncomfortable, and they were about 20 leap
into the water, when boat approached wnlco took
them both on board
A hcat Of the Ocesn. under the command OF Mr..
Resp sscord pilot WAS qaite active in saving those
or board z, ing 10 the wreck without fear TOR them
selves and taking off passengers, whom they trans
fe,red 10 other boats Their boat was, a. one time,
mod and ab,ut twenty persous-msp. women
and childreu-weTe struggling in the water NJ Bean
vss Obliged 70 use his 10 keep of some OF the
men in order that the women might have the hrst
chspce They were sll eventually rescued.
Mr. Charles : Kincaije second mate NJ the Ocesn,
saws thet 'hev kept on their usual course IN gong
down the barbor and that he saw the rockets drei by
the Canada considerable time before the collision
His description Of the accident comedies with those
~ IN 1e.x mad hat
does rot know her name Mr.. Daniel Boulter, o.
Trity, Ne WAS among the saved brought up in tho
Boston. II happened that while he took passage in
the Ocean, bis dsugh 'er went on board the Boston,
ard thus escaped the danger.
He aIso SAYS that he heard after the accident thai
Mr.. End Mr.. Ill., of Kennebec, who were psssen-
GERS IN the Ocean were seen tn drown but OF this he
if not certain and they may have been saved.
TIE steamer Neptune, direct from the wreck arrived
~ her whsrf about IL clock. Her officers repor
that the remains Of the Ocean are aground on the
south side Of Deer Island and that she is total loss,
except, perhaps that some Of her machinery may he
ssv,d in damaged state. The freight is also de-
stroyed No signs Of any bodies board. Boats
we're near the spot this morning graphing for bodies.
u may be that some half dozen. besides those above
stated are drowned but nothing IL yet certainly
known It'll pretty certain that five lives have been
lost
TIE number saved are as follows BY the Forest
City, 90; by the Boston, 30; by the Canada, 10
total CO There are others probably board ofother
vessels or still below The dead bodies recovered
msn about 90 years OF age, one woman about 30
yesrs Of age and child abput6 or years of age
Mr. &. Dickman who does business At No. Com
merce-st was we are informed the last TO leave the
vessel. His voice was Onen heard encouraging the
passengers 10 keep cool He found one man, biz
stout Eel ow, on bis knees blubbering, on the deck
He took bold Of him and set him 10 work for the
safety of those on board.
Mr.. Dickson states that a. he hung on 10 the bow
of The boat he could see great diatar CO on ths race
of he water and he thought that there we're but very
few who took 10 the water who we're not rescued. Tie
lowersd one female into the water by her shawl and
saw her pick ed up, and he himself escaped by step
yIg upon the bottom Of An upset boat from which be
IVES tai en- by boat which approached him.
Mr. Robert Thompson, ex-MsyOr of Gardiner, Ne,
vas, during the confusion, knocked overheard by
SON. one throw ing box overheard. He was some
what stunned and injured but managed 70 ges one
hand upon the row lock sof boat which was full Of
passengers. An oar having been put into this 70
itck he wns obliged TO shin his hold and was to we'd
about in this wsy until rescued by another boat
TIE Canada arrived up this morning. The follow
ing p@ss.nPeis Of the Ocean got on board OF her at
the inns Of the collision Mrs. NJ Cobb, Mrs. Sullivan.
Mary Lander, Fogerty, Law, McGrath, Doherty.
Dupse-sl females Master w. H. Clifford, Of Wins.
low Ne. They were brought 70 this city.
The Clifford boy is at the residence of Rev. Mr..
RYDER in Robbery. Mr.. Ryder and lady were
h. AID Of the C.nads, on their return from Halifax.
The boy will be clothed and sen, home on Monday.
He il Dot injured.
One lady on board the Ocean, with great presence
of mind seized an egg box lifted il over the rail
the vess,l and threw il overheard, and then with
bound landed top Of it, and padded about until
she saved by the boats.
One passenger OF the Ocean who was rescued by
the Forest City stated that he lost $3.50 in money
while in the water.
Among the passengers by the Ocean, was I. Meors
ayn,rcbant Of Hallow ell. He hal goods on board
worth about s40O. He was man IS years Of age,
and never insured any goods although he has sent
large amount yearly bv steamer. frm, of whom
BE- purchased about $500 Of West India goods, al
yistd him yesterday afternoon to get insured. He
laughed ard raid, No, he insured. During the
aier oOD, however, they obtained insursn.e them
without his knowledge, and this morning he was in
formed that he had not ost as be supposed, by the
disa,ter
saved, who we're taken 10 the New England House,
Mr. Davis Of Lowell Miss f. Paine, Winsow, Me-.
Miss H. Paine DO. Miss BroOkings, Pttston, Me-.
Mrs -, name Dot ascertained do, Me-; Mrs.
Fins and daughter, Maine; Capt. Hall and lady do.
a dsugh or Of Bartholomew o Grady Capt j. G.
Bsiley PitntoD, Ne; Mr. NJ NJ. Curtis Bath; Mr..
= Lane Damariscottsi Mr.. Vim. w. Bradstreet,
Gardner.
PS Two Of the bodies have been identified. The
name Of the child is Clara o. Smiley, four years Of
age. Her aunt, Mr.. Hackett, held her in her arms
in the water until dead. The Of the ia Jsbez
Robinson. The young female, Mrs. H4ckelt states,
she found lying dead across her Jap after she got into
the boat but how she got there she does not know.
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MURDER OF A WOMAN BY HER PARA
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