Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19
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New YoRk, Ian. IA.

which remains mellow, hl" ''l'sS Wy
ucarly all the passengers r,s'w Il rom
The san Francisco by the barb k' ny.
The Lucy Thompson sIOk" ia" kIlhy
AT 9 o'clock yesterday morning. o.,
mites $. f. ol Sandy Hook, and took oil
al the passengers rescued hv that yes
sci from the San FranciscO. with the
exception ol Mr.. Falc N, The Brazilian
Consul, Madame Besse. and Mrs.
Abria, aud ten soldiers, who decided 10
remain by the K,Ihys The following 's
n list Of hose brought ur by the Iilmn;
Lieut.. Murray, U. S. N. Col Gates,
vile and family Major Merchant and
family; Capt. Judd and wife Lieut..
Col. Burke, severely wounded DR..
Salierlee, disabled f; DR.. Writ; Lieut.
Loser and wife Colonel Ramsay Sc
nor Atoche Mrs. Earon Lieut.. Free
mont aud Family Lieuti Van Voos:,
disabled Capt Gardiner G. w. As
plnwal J. l.. Graham, Jr Rev. MI
Cooper, wife and child (; Mr.. Cooper,
wife and child Mrs. Mr.. Major Wyse
and child Mr.. Southworih, and about
one hundred soldiers. Alter escaping
the horrors of "a fatal shipwreck, they
suffered much Tor want ui provisions
anJ water Had il not been for a par:
OF the cargo consisting Of corn, and
abundant tails OF ram, they must have
perished They speak IN The highest
lefms OF Capt Low OF The kilby, which
vessel has doublless been blown out 10
sea again
The kiIby, when fallen in with, was
crippled, ienky and short Of provisions.
i he Lucy Thompson supplied her with
provisions and sulls. and l3 soldiers vol
unteered 10 remain on board 10 assist her
into port, hut il was feared that she
was drawn into the Cult Stream. A
steamer has been dispatched after her.
A passenger irom the kllby states
that after parting from the steamer, on
lie night oi' The 2SIh, the kllby cruised
round Two days IN search OF her and
then, being 50 badly crippled herself,
WAS obliged 10 drsIsl.
Her cargo was broken in the hold, to
make room Tor he assengers
The total Of The San Francisco pas
sengers on board the KIlby was 100
They brought here ny the Lucy Thomp-
son arrived about 10 O'Clock, IN most
hungry almost naked. The largest part
oil them were Immediately taken 10 the
Astor House, where everything possible
tor their rumiou WINS done by Tie pro-
prietors and their boarders.
A meeting Of merchants was held in
The Exchange yesterday, at which res
lutions were passed expressive ot the
sense oi The meeting al the generous
and heroic conduct oi the Captains Of
the Three BelIS, Antarctic and kllby,
and providing that a piece Of plate Ire-
sen,ed to each as a testimonial OF their
magtIdnimous conduct. 1t was also
resolved that petition be pres ented 10
Congress requesting that The losses in
cured by the commanders and owners
oil those vessels may be Identified by
The government.
Mr.. MelluG The male of the San
Francisco, states that she was not scut-
He'd, bat he thinks that she must have
gone down IN less than "a hours alter
she was abandoned.
The following are the only additional
names we have of those who were laAt
from The decks OF the steamer on the
night oi the lIsl disaster MIR. Ter.
ney Mr.. ID. T.. Siockwell, Miss BeliLn
and MIR. Gates. Mr.. Rankin and f. II.
Soulhworih were washed overheard at
the same time but regained the steamer,
and are among those brought in by The
Lucy Thompson.
The following are additional names
oi those brought in by the X lhy Mrs.
Chase and child, MIR. Laccade and wife.
Miss Lucy Moore and Mr. Tamworlh,
engineer.
The following is "A list of The U. 8.
troops, as nearly as can be known from
S"rge mis- oi the companies Go. A,
nlnr; Co. Z, seven Co. G, eighteen
20. }, two ; Co. X, thlt,, one Co.
l., seventeen. List of Co. b, not fully
made out. Tola eighty five.
The following are anung The names
OF The trooIs as Tar as ascertained:-Co.
A, Major Taylor, Lieut.. Smith, Corpo-
raj Bennett. Privates, Schenck. Knapp.
Workman. Miller, Miles. Park, Wal.
l.ce.
20. b no returns.
20. D-PrIvates Sullivan, Spellman,
Downing Salmon, Graham. Trumpetsr,
Helgney.
Co. G-Corporal Jas. Smith Fisher,
arlIficer; DonneIly, fer; Karg drum
mer, Priva,es, Smith, Abery, Camp.
bell DAVIS, Grrcnwawy, lillian, Moses,
Meyer. Philips, Wallace, Welsh.
Co. J-Privates Deckcl, Haage.
Co. X - Corporals Lee, Inpham
Marks, Grahan Musician, Gardner
ArIlficer Carter Privates, Bond, Brow.
er, Curland, Fleck, Gross, Gordon Gal.
ligan, Heller HeIrick, Hillock, Heine,
khzman, Rieley, McLane, Mitchell,
Murray. McMannus, McNomaro, Row.
land, Smidt, Sherman, Shesnan, Ward,
Ripley.
20. L-Corporal Morris; Privates,
Ballard, Card, Corbeu. Garry, Clan.
cey, Dellingham, Deacon, Day, Deal,
Dagle, GIlger. Welch, Srllenburpst'
Rush. Leler, Rollinbush.