New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY April. l6, 1855.

lision with an iceberg on its way from Liverpool was
| owned by this firm.
| R.K. HAIeHT, son of Richard Hsght, esq. Of Eas.
Fifteenth street, corner OF Fifth svenue Mr. Hsght
con ing home to celebrate h.s sls birthday, pre-
psrstOry to going into business.
GYo. n. CrrrER, importer Of miFnery goods No
30 Broadway, was coming home With his Spring
nportations
JosTPH STETRE Of the firm of S,eeY. Linden &
Kingsley No. 90 Broadway. Mr.. Steere md business
in Noting CHAM, which required bis presence England
several times year.
NJ Hcpfwss a sins le about % years Of oge and
native Of Nuremberg.
Rishcr ORriILr. This clergyman was Cs'ho,ic
Bi-hop Of Hartford Conn. His name was registered
as " Mr.. Reilly ard at first it was believed the
Bishop wa, not on board. The EffmGas Journal
las the following;
A gentleman who .vsd il the last steamer states vos
- Tth h. trTrks 10 20 sb~si the Pacific There
Il sfeore no dOabt that Sc M oRelly' whose name l.
".rs in Which Bishop oReiy .isned b, name 4.
ell hope bs. ceased OF hearing .Ean Of the Pacific It Only re-
for the friends Of the Bishop 70 oder their prayers toi ms
rtVcse OF his SOU"
Mr.. CHARRIxArp, six merchant of Paris, and son
Of Mr.. John Charm aud the dancing master OF No. %
East Thirteenth street.
II. GErz, importer. of Lyons France. He on
bs way to pay hs annual visit 10 his friends in New
York.
HrsRr TRIMMER, druggist No % Whitehall street;
residence No. $40 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Mr..
Trimmer leaves wife. but no children.
JAMS GLENs, merchant, of the firm of Hughes,
Glenn & Co.. San Francisco. Cousin to G.. Wother
spoon, the cotton broker, of this city.
JOSEPH KERsHAw Of the firm Of kershaw & Inglis,
commission merchants, No Is Exchange-pace, New
lWk.
HEsRr DrrILH Of Liverpool, formerly of this city.
Mr.. DUtilL native Of Trieste, where his family
Il resides for fifteen years he was engaged IN busi-
ness in this city with his brother in South William
street but for the past year had been established In
Liverpool.
JOSEPH LEIDEN was a resident Of Cologne, and son
OF one of the most respectable merchants that city,
The remaining passengers with regard to whom
We have no precise information, were as follows
J. Fieurias, S. b. Beudge, lady and
W. McDOugal, child.
Mr.. Pauchet and lady Misses Heck
J: Barbour, LADY andchld + Espie,
Mr.. Charlesworth. Mr. Lappe,
W. b. ~ mmons and lady, G. Jordan,
Wm TOPPING, W. Whitaker,
Miss Jordan Mr.. Codosa,
VIM. Peel Reilly, Dir. DonZano,
A. Moore.
The officers and crew of the Pacific numbered one
hundred and foity-one persons. OF these about one
half have wives ard families residing in or near New
York. Their names are
A.. Fldridse captain Joseph Small. fireman.
Hugh Lyle, lst mate. WIN D>~cett, hreman.
Chps P LEAFS. Cd mate. VIM. knight. fireman.
John Webster. Sd mate. James Carr coal passer.
Edgar c. Dean, 4th mate. Edward Collins Goa Pssser
j. ". Terry. surgeon George Gorn.n, coal passer.
John C. Faulkner. purser. Dedr ch Smith, coal passer
Wm Bowles carpenter John Gray, coal Passsr.
Peter Leonard, bosswsin James Mcclure, coal Pssser
Nson ioa'swan's mate Patrick NcCinby coal passer.
Peter Ball bemsTnan. 1hos Croother, coal passed.
Ia, ia Dor ally helmsmaD. James Fox, coal passeT
Rcbt. Graham, he,msman. VIM. Carver, coal pssser
lanes Bovin h.lmsman Patrick Horn, coal passer.
Tbcs. Cumming seaman Michael Dalton coal paster'
Robert Bell seaman. VIM. Bowling, coal passer.,
kehsrd Harrison seaman. Peter Savage, coal passer
John Douglass, seaman. Hugh Garvey, coal pesser
VIM Frazier. Thos Began coal HEAVIER
G. Peter Bon seaman Ralph Bird, coal HEAVIER.
Chss Harrison seamsn Mathew OCOnnor, coal HEAVIER.
Thos. Brown. seaman. Jas Mevsy, eos beaver.
JoLn Horn. I'D. Mcheeyer, coal beaver
Jobr Fsnnsrey seaman. Aexr Mclean. coal HEAVIER
Michael Currey, seamsn ). ". Fairchid, steward.
Tics Donnelly seaman. Thos Mcclure, "a steward
In Mallory | Somletts saloon cook.
Cha. Powell seaman COustsn Chabette, A cook.
Geo. Marshall seaman. Louis Ogelby, III COOK
John " Arlington seaman. Chas Pecse ith cook.
Jas Richards, seaman. John Brown oth COOK
Michael MoGueu, seaman. Jacob hobo, pastry cook
John Kelly seaman. John Niis ID cook
joseph Daiber, seaman. John Oakley, ships cook
Iu,i,s Flsrder Ordinary. I'd. Fletcher ID cook.
Henry bentour ordinary S9nn Do'sn, porter eI
Corr eIjus Kennedy bow James Hayden, I'd porter.
samuel Matthews ell gineer. James Doian Sd porter
VIM C. Russell lst do. p G. Smith, storekeeper.
Thomas JeiiIies lst asst. do. John Brown, mesnnsn
Msrtin Parsons, % sss- Go. John Mitchell messuan.
ssrun,l Ravens "a asst do James Murray. psntryman
stephen Jshres I'd asst do. Phi. smith, "a pantrynan.
Sherman Sd asst do. James Luttrell 50 panyman
i9 20 c6 ban. 0,eI c.r fiI.SetS SMITH ehsmSernS
Atm " arm ol.r JOHN FarIan, butcher
owen MeDermou fireman. d. Arnold, hrenen's me'snsn
tn, mas Dowiiug fireman. McAier, coal pasers do.
Andrew Midier fireman. John Brown, lst waiter
k.e hard Lee fireman. Patrick Hosey, ist waiter
Iolu Hughes David Joaquin, waiter.
Isaac Elliott, fireman. James Daley, waiter.
tlagau, fireman. Pstrck Hayden, waiter.
thomas Riley, fireman. John Mcintyre, wsitsr
Michael Mcdowell, fireman. James Hosey waiter
John Clark fireman. Thomas GcGibney, waiter.
William Jyidsle fireman. Patrick Mehan, waiter
Michael Wight fireman. Ed Conroy, waiter.
John Mccoy, fireman. James McGrahan, waiter.
John Kiegan. fireman. Patrick Monaghan, waiter.
Lawrence Cornell, fireman. Phi Faulkner waiter.
Morgan Keoeh. fireman. John Collins, waeT
Duncan NcGnmes fireman Coursd D Brien, waiter.
Frank Gray. fireman. John Hosey, waiter
Jsnes Green fireman. Albert Sweeney, waiter.
Michael Burns fireman John Ross, waiter.
John Gardiner fireman. Conrad Smith, waiter.
John Stearus, fireman.
The insurance on the Pacific is very large; the
amount on the ship is $500, OOo-half in the United
States and half in Europe; the freight money is in
sured for $40 600. Her cargo consisted of six
hundred tuns valued at 81 500, OOO Most of this
Insured. The total insurance amounts TO over
100000.
FROM BOSTON,
From e u Occasional Correspondent.
Boston, Saturday, April IL, 1856.
am sorry to say that the tenderness with which
treated the unhappy WebsteromAnac of The
Boston Courier, in my letter of last week, seems
only to have aggravated his symptoms. Immedi-
aely upon reading that letter, he was seized with
fresh paroxy,m which must haAe carried con-
sternation to the break ast-tabes of the small and