New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-17

I A. .,;,ed Grown desperate BY delay. some hard,
sa..,n,.,s; besake themselves to small boats, ant
| -. .e,i4d s.~oss the water. When the Bell
,irt. Is. and Gets precaious hold upon tn
foot ~ HarnmoYd etreet, plaok wei
nigh lcular ia tie means Of comm cpication
with Der deck. ,sDd ladies s.qd gentlemen with trem'
bling France are Eslf puled bat pushed upon IT, pur'
sued BY rs,t baggage. AT q O'Clock tne ias' ioso
is carried off, and till the few people on the wharf
entertain themselves wite harmless coloqcy and beer
listening dreariy to he tomssof the magcoi man, or
the man with the weighing machine. Many persons
who have seen their friends safely aboard the steamer
mot without ill-corcealed sorrow and DR. ad we may
safely beheye retrace their steps to civilization ter
interest in the Crest Eastern having totally ceased
Did we cay that some passengers, ii vic " Of Cox
went aboard bearing their food with tlenf Because
sone did. t,
The old fables say tha. the Great Eastern s not re-
nsrkatle fer punetusy, but at precisely loclck she
begins to back out The water whitens At her stern
and che moves sulleDly down stream. sarcastic ex
plosios is made, probably st the Cunard deck and
rim silence ia maint sined all along shore. The city
fars no flags There is cold and haugity stare from
the whole line Of Slipping. TIN, passengers are
ashamed to show themselves on decl. And so, back
rg out the big ship disappears lucky to get awsy at
all what With the complaint of Robert j. Williams
negro man who keeps an eating house, who deter
mined to bold er to fatfy debt Of s275 due him for
he loan Of plses etc. and accordingly pat the Sheriff
at her. E os,....nr .-.a "a
Dear, unsxcitable public, do you care to see the
Great Eastern over the BARI There Is no crowd at
the Battery even; what must it be farther down
We know what you want to seei 49,,
THE EAmTs OF THE PASSENGERS!
Geo Brss Son w. F. Hslsey, O. NJ Van Wagner Jacob
Hansen H. D.; O. Troworidge and lady Miss Trowbhdse,
Mrs n. sprst. Benson, p Ammi don r. Wight, Joseph
Thorn Oh J. r. Jones A. Giles J. Ma zine II Mayne B. w.
Pycock J. Griffin, y. r. TresdweL A. q. White II. Min
j. Stairs. ". Smith, g. l.. Bright, f. Rogers. Capt
Thompson f. Van Ness Mrs T. Dater chnd, Duncan Nc
Call L. Toro A. NJ Gibson, Jno Stuart NJ. II, Thicker w g.
Bonner g. C. Owen. @. j. s. Thompson J. Ennis William
Shsmer VIM Foster, NJ. Menlove, w Z. Ha;ytt W. How
land, w. Freedom, Miss Hsnnay, Miss Hannay Miss
Annie d. Nissan, Joseph Deuth. 8. Hermann. Ms Cos
sell Mise cassel Mr. Bsiemsn w. Pine. Rob Ronadson,
j. D. g. Schundeion Mrs Schundertou, L schunderton,
John Monteitb Mrs o. Johnson Henry Mitchell VIM Mo
Kenze Capt Morris Mesrs Jones Taylor Kennedy Nc Ken
zie, W. Taylor, Major Gen. Hughes @. Mauer, McNary
Goodwin, Mrs. Wexford, Mr.. NJ. Benson, Mr.. Charts
Adams the Rev DIR. Floy, F. c. Elliott G. LOOMS, W. w.
Fleming A. Master G Edmon5s 7. Whitney G.. W. FeuI.
Mrs Fsnill, Mad de Coqre, j. Hsish Haigh j Bell Z.
Dixon Chas Green w Hopper Jose de AmsgroA Tallod,
s. Benson, G. Philips J. B. Henhques. r. Atbmy, Peter
W. Deans, VIM Taeott, jr, Jno. w. WITH c. Phillips.