New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-14

po..d and 6n,ny perform ed voyage sero-s Ihe sea
| There is sieh' hope tbs. he ulsy be alive.
| "A brother Of NJ Eggers OF Eyser- & Co.. NJ. i27
| Wsnutst vss on the lost ship. tie va n-rchsa,
If Liverpool and frequently travelled from ina, city
o. this Oh business. A slender hope = entertained
that he may he among those saved IN the bosts.
MIR NJ. Hir.cb Of Hirsch & strals, liquor ner-
ohan's lis wife EDd servant. we're among the ship
wIecksd passenger Mr.. II bad just married ia
G,rmaDy, lady sister Of Mrs. Ps1enheiner, of Pa
| peIh.lmer n Dr. fros, dry goods merchants on
r. AL a. II ia possible. certainly n u May whose
nance are not yet recorded among the saved we're
sus tADCd in the lfe-bOais-bat Bowen and Springer
ore said 10 hive been seen on the deck while the snip
was in the act OF SINKING. Ekgers WAS pectsd by
! the Arcric. Fryer baa determined 20 on the
Ala tic, but detained, aud took passage the
doomed Arctic. Mr.. Pspenheimer knows nothing
81 he relatives who we're involved in this stun
hing disaster than be bas learned from the papers.
Tie Lhoa Ga-ete says:
"Mr. Walker the hrst assistsr; engineer, !.
brother Of tbs wife Of Mr. stewart upholsterer OF
this cny Dr. Wet Of Ori-ksuy s said 70 have beea
on bos'd, but We do not dpd his name In the st Of
! pasteDgtIs"
We ind the following in The National Iatgigen-
/
The sym 5athies of citizens have been deeply
excited IN regard TO The snfei from HE disaster 20
The Arctic. Ws-hinl ton has lost but one citizen the
Ton Of Mr. Isaac HolaDd and while the '5ir vi sym-
| psly flows Tor BIZ family, feeling OF admiration for
he como uct Of youDg Holland ru>hss up and mike.
| all feel that his The death Of hero. The -drviy
| OTs Of the crew state that Mr.. >,egar, Holland the
a,si,tsnt engineer Loot stuck bis dlty to the last
| aud made DO effort 10 save himself fwo min lte5
b. fore the ship saIk he seen 10 ire the sab ,srd
gun aft.
Tie Wosliaglon Union give. sn incident,
Col VIM. Robinson Of the Hishts Of Georgetown
had serving in the caply Of assista- engineer
Cd board the iil-iaed steamer Arctic. The n9me OF
! tie Young gentleman ID G. wynn Robinson. Ills age
IL about twenty-five years and he bore most non
orsble and exemplary character. Dropping IN at the
House Printing Telegraph office yesterday, We
founO the ANXIOUS the egObized father u the yO1lg
msu there. lie was seated anj wanog, with Al
iIeI sify Of feeling the depth Of which parents atone
| ell fully understand, for an answer to disPat'h
| which BE- sept " over the wires 20 NeY-fyrk, in
| quniIg # Gwynn Robinson was among the sayed.
Soon tie answer came; and i was IN ELECT that the
p6me ord net ePpear in The saved lit. IL was as
oerfaiDeo however that he was known % b. 10 QUE
VI The boas that put of from the sinking s1Ip snd
that ,Iopg bope. we're eber iioed that h. you'd oe
restored To- biz home and friends. The painful anxiety
Of the father some what relieved by thls lnt-ii-
Pence but his were so unstruug that be called
upon friend present. TO read The dispatch to hun
| A.. numerous friencs Of Col Robinson viii rejoice
10 b, er OF The safety Of his excellent son
Tie Com re,e,oi Adrot'ser says:
I've have heretofore mentioned the death OF s9n
of Mr. George G Smith, Of the firm of L'lpp 4 Co,
ore If the passengers supposed ~ have perI-bed IN
the Arctic. We bav. since been informed ut IN Incl
dent worthy Of record and upon an aIt"orty tar
zoe. DO. admit Of di belief The death of the younger
Mr. Smith took place on me 81 81 oclONbrf Gays
sUbft quent TO the Arches disaster ana before she
could be airly dered overdue, b-ing then only
thirteen days out from Liverpool Previous 30 his de-
c, ace be informed bis relatives that his father was
dead, End that BE- bad had a Interview with him IL
was sus q ested 20 Tim that this merely dream.
He said ibot he knew it; nevertheless he Tas firmly
persuaded OF ibt Truth OF the revelation, aud that bs
friends would also speedily ne convinced OF It's verify
TIE Ner. Haren Palladium says:
MIR. Leopold Waterman one Of the most popular
merchants OF Dis city, most ekcsli.nt ycaos nan
and the b, cd of devoedly afectlJnae family, 1t IS
feared is euoDg the lo-t, although he may be save
Gs Oy miracle.
The AUany Mas says:
Among the victims Of the c,tastropbe Of the
Arctic, fear, j. DR.. james Taylor, 500 Of the late
steamer. 1be name Of = NJ. Woodruff Of New
York, form. .ty Of tbs law firm OF Reyn Ids 4 Wood
ruff Of this city il On the list of passenycrs
Tie Philadelphia Ereqiag Bulletin has the follow
ing notices:
Among the passengers on board the Arctic who
err. in all probability, lost, was JAcoB G. NORRis OF
iii. city g, Di,man well krogn To most OF the Cen.
hers OF ;hi- community, a1G SS"se character can
scarcely he highly extolle1, whether We Juigeu'h
bv the test of public philanthropy or private oeneVO
hrre Az q member OF the Board Ut Man 'g7fs OF
the Pennsyl, ania Institute for the Blind he devoted
bims. TO he promotion OF the interests OF tho lnst-
tuition and t. the personal comfort OF the patents h
a devotion which is not often equaled Al one tlmo
mi 4.
mi, cpal and the election of another, he assumed the
sne rhsrge Of the establishment for several months
In the Board If Managers Of the Pennsylvania Hos
pitaI, his services equally important, especially
In the department for the Insane. HIS loss caste
gloom over large circle of friends in this city
CAMPBELL PIERRE E-q., the junior partner OF the
house of Vogel 4 Co.. OF Paris, is supposed 10 be
an oug he Lost the Arctic. Last sOrinS he TOOK
lovely Nourg bride from our midst me dauga'er Oh
F,wsId Mullins, E-q., and having passed the sum
mer IN Paris and its envrons was returning TO locate
peTmsnently in the City OF NewYork. as he heal Of
The branch Of his well known firm His loss will be
deeply felt by his puDerous friends here and IN New
York and particularly by the hou.e of which he was
a MARINER. IlIntelf and lady yGre last seen by Mr.
Bur, on The deck OF the Arctic.
The albany atlas fears that among the victims OF
the Arctic is DR. JAsEs TAYLOR, son of The late
Cs,li,r Taylor Of Albany, who was surgeon o. The
steiner. The name OF NJ. WOODRUFF OF New
York formerl, # the law firm OF Reynolds & Wood
of EDWARD SANFORD of New York, late Vlce-Chan'
c.or well Known 10 the lawyers OF the STATE and 10
our citizens There are Other familiar names, top
CD The list shch seem 10 bring the calamity nearer
and with more friehtiul reality, 10 rs.
Among tie passengers in the Arctic, AMI probably
lost. wss Mr.. II Ii. KooS OF Troy. NJ hooS vas a
SOD of the late Judge K0on, and was returning from
an European tour.
The salem Mass Register say; Several Of the
nsss.pser. were we'll known 90 many of citiEen-
and the uncertainty Of their fate causes great ak
i.ty Among there on board Who have relatives or
friends here we're Mrs. RoPEs ana son. wife and child
Of Eel jamn G.. Ropes, formerly OF Salem X =
WILLIAMS II lady aud MIS- HowLANo an = sou,
r.latiy,s of DR. Williams Of ih- city; +. w GALE,
Eo lady and servant, Of Worcester; II. ". DAY,
Mr. DAY and daughter. aud HENpERsoF MOORE
saved Of N.w.York, AMI others twas ieared that
Nh J NaSer Of THE city was on o1ir1, pu' "e ~
dsrsisud be took passage IN the W Ashlng'on. lie
Lsa 4 broiber and cou.n on I'D, one OF Shsm a.
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