New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-12
PERSONAL NOTICES.

EDWARD SANFORD ESQ who is undoubtedly lost
was distinguished member Of the bar Of this City.
Tie last trial Mr. Sanford counsel 10 previous to
his leaving New-York the divorce OF w alker
against Walker which was also the last the late Mr..
Blunt had been in previous 10 his leaving for the
country. Mr.. Sanford had to quit the before IL
WAS finished, having engaged and the steamer in
which be went ready 10 start his passage for Eu
rope.
Prof. HrsRf REED, of the University Of Pepnsyl-
vania and sister, were passengers, and doubtless
are smopg the Lost. WV. b. RrKD, Esq, of Phils-
depbia, the able Dstric..Attorney, is his brother
Prof. x. q scholar of rare attainments and q
courteous genilemss lie was principally known as
the accomplished editor of the best American edition
Of Wordsworth.
The daughter of Mr.. COLLINS was an amiable and
intelligent ghl OF &c. the idol Of her parents and the
life Of the circle in which she moved. Mr.. Collins
feels her lOss more keenly than that Of any Of the
other members of his family; for her chiefly did
he live, and her death deprivess him Of much
that made life desirable. The son was bright boy
of Is years.
Nre Collins returned on Wednesday morning from
Washington, and the cad intelligence was communi-
Gated to him a. he was crossing from Jersey City, at
about o'clock A. NJ, on his way home. Over
wbelmed by the extent of this calamity, he imnedi-
stely left the City for his residence in Westcheeier
County.
Among the families the most afflicted by this ca.
Ian ity are f. X. Collins and james Browu, Of Brown
Brothers & Co. Mr.. Coltirs hes lost his wife, bis
only daughter and a son. Mr. Brown has lost his con
W. b. Brown With his wife and child; his daughter,
Mn. George +. Alien, with her husband and child,
and his daughter, Mrs Maria Brown aged about Is.
II is seldom that have to record many victims
Of sath in family. The sympsbies of the whole
community deeply aroused toward these afflicted
families wen toward oil who have lost latives
and friends by this terrible disaster. LCom. ADV.
Mr.. GroRer F. ALLEN lie one Of the members Of
the Novelty Works Company, and sOn-in-lav Of Mr..
james Browne obthst trur The latter gentleman
slss had sod, Mr.. W. b. BROWNE, upon the Arctic,
who is supposed to be lost Mrs. Browse, also
drowned, was tie daughter OF - Noulton Esq, Of
Psris. Mr.. Moulton is now in this city. Seven Of
Mr. Brownies family were on board the Arctic.
Mr.. GouRfIE, the first matte Is brother Of John II.
Gouriie, broker, Of Wallet
COL JANIS LEE, who was recently IN England
besita,ed about whether to hasten the settlement OF
bic affairs and come in the America take time aud
cros. inihe Arctic. Fortunately he decided upon the
first course and was saved.
FRED. THOMSON, sou Of Mr.. John Thompson, was
uncble to obtain berth upon the Arctic, and 50
esesped the peril and arrived few days since in the
Cancda-
Mr.. G. B. PEARSON was son Of j. Greene Pear
SOD, formerly superintendent Of the Merchants Ex
change.
ABsry BIsEDIcT, brother Of Z. c. Benedict, Esq,
Presden. Of the Board OF Education, lawyer Of
high ablity-on bis return, in company with bic wife,
from recresiive pleasure jaubt; both are lost.
Mr. r. G. WILLIAMS Of Nssches, who together with
bic wife are among the lost, had recently cone into
possession of very large fortune. With his family
be recently passed several months in shis City. Mr..
Williams was the second son Of the Rev. 8. p. VIII
Hams of Nevbuypor., Ms.., and brother Of Mr..
s. P. Williams Of this CRY. Mrs. Gro. 9. How
rAYp. who was lost with her son, vss sister Of Mr.
Williams and reeidsn, Of Brooklyn.