, 1873-04-07

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oree'as Dispascn 10 iao th1ca9o 1fsohhe.
NEW YORK., April 0.-Ilo Atlantic survivors Or
r1vod shortly aftor O'Clock this morning. An
immcune uloml ur relations aud friends had as-
gonlbled at CaBtlo Gnr don to meet thom Among
n,e s t,.n;, ,a,.a, ana,s t., IT, ust ~ snroa
1"a'oo ~, A ~ ~. 1...a.p;,,<. 1,a,,a
but WHO BILL clunB 10 tne 1'nBo''nB nupo III,
chat miatako might havo beon maae' Inc
sceno as tho fortunate omigranta landod was In
tonsoly painful. Husbands, wivea fathors,
,,,",,aa a ,aa.;oa 81, ot,,or ~ thor IN
pasnco anu 1oetioa o"on olnor ~ sno1 o"so1noo
to OBTAIN near WOW. Every race 'haE passea
was olosoly scanned, as fronds rocognizod
ee1yos into, oacll others nr1nB and Wo2t
and ahriokod with Joy. othor faces bore look q
OF suspense, wntch grow more 1hso'lso az the
nnmooT m, gradnally losaenoa; until, nhaaiy, Wnon
aspar19sy anu to aon6oa g. IN L., nan
noa any ro.aeon oa ~ W co,ure'u t,r,e E'9 ~
iI!ot i'I!9 ti .1i m9to oonrsou ~ su I"A} W
sna.a ,,nro a,a "" to aaa ,o 19on ~ ~ IGi lug
onenr nv Ill., ro fort into hnfo Il, az oo @ nus
appsnl. 5uo nu1sI Aot!n l1to Ely nost noaft-
rohdnG snfioKs anu tainted. SuDsoquently no
turned up all right, anu tho exhibition wns paln-
flu to witness; Tho father and aunt OF one
4NAtAb A!AAA HAADA why oHh A4As44} ASN"Ay AAS6oA
him to death. Tho aunt wont into Mysteries.
Ihore wore two mon OF tlo same name on tho
Atlantic. Ono was saVod and tho other lost.
Inc reihtivcs OF bot1 assonplou2, tho creator
number bong on tho lookout for tho dead man.
This M acono oannot DO imagined
Little Jarnes Hanloy WAS tic special objoot OF
interest, ind received large prosonts Of money.
j., Tho survivors wore given mea]s, and every
thing WAS dono tor their comfort. large num-
bor went woHt Oh tho 7:2o train on tho Eric ltoad
this evening.
f71 tho As5octattd Press.l
NEW 1onK, April 0.-Ihreo hundred and hro
Of the survivors OF the i,fatod Atlantic arrived
hore this morning from Boston, by tho steamer
Newport. 1t being generally known that they
wore coming, aa onry as 4o'oock anxious crowds
gathered round tho pior, and tho wilt1oat exoito-
mont prevailed: Aa Boon as the Newport noarod
the dock, the pie5 was closed and nono t
pross were, admitted inside. the, gate.
Meanwhile tho commissioners OF Emigration
had 0 tug chartered, and to avoid the largo
crowd outside tho pier, ran hor up close to tho
Nowport, and took tho unfortunate passengora
On board and ateamod down to CaBtle Carbon;
On hor arrival thoro 1000 mon, women, and
children, OF eimost oyory nation, Toro gathered,
md it was with tho greatest difficulty they could
bo kept from forcing thoir way through tho
S SSeosy siaa e = aeh
enea; VI tnelr arr1Vai a. Caatlo dasden thoy wefo
foeistorou us usual, aitef Wnich 1rlonus VINO
Mero waiting 10 tho Information room sent IN
wife and Children sistor Or bsohor rocosnizod ID
one OF the un1ortunato men Mnon tney @ aeemeo
lost, the scono was most affecting. Ihe mon
gave wy onslely, ana tae "9men eItner
swoonod OF screamed 1rom Joy, Even outside
OF Tue galeH nion ana Nonoh WIG were gataetoo
~ gfonps socpeu haau ;:s eIteo oltLofly' Nter q
short tlme breakfast was iald.
>, ABOUT one hnndrod Or thom lcage Tonight On
the Ere Eoad r. TO for their destination and tho 70
annl e .e% Of fhsS ts speak dsparagnsy of
the Captain and crew, and complain that after
boing two or threo days as Hoa their food waa
cut IT, short;
Tho following arc tho namoa OF those 10 hos
pital who are htill suffering nom wounds and
unable to proceed at proaont: ,,
Thomas Renny, "a years, English, hands arc
badly bruised. somo Of tho nails torn or and
sh fsS eE' SS naay @ 15f aa w bso e. ad s 5 so nng
HugA O7Noll, Irish, foot frozen.
There were eight more WHO had their wounds
drossod md folt we'll enough to leave.
soTaxa 2ss5saS A Ii o Sem ''1 ID rssss s5S
diyers w,ori,oil for tho PURPOSE Of finding bodies,
and twonty-soyo1l, ali apparently Bteorago pas
sonso1s. yoro recoyorsd. Ma11y 1 Of Il thon @ lad
appeared from tho papers found in his pocket to
b. Crooko, had bifl OF exchange for :e20O,
and considerable money besides. The divorsf
CROWS number sixtY-iYe. Tho only bodies now
remaining uncolllned on shore, arc those found
to-day. All tho others having boon buried, OF
cottluoa ready Tor burial. Thoso recognized by
prayor-books, otc., as Roman Catholics, were
fnken to Terrence Bay, a fow miles distant and
buried in the Catholic cometory. Tho remain-
dor hayo been buried in the Episcopal cemetery
at Prospect
Some Of tho bodies brought up to-dny showed
that they died by sutfocation, and not BY drown
iug As tho bodies nre brought by thoy aro
placed In boat untor ohargo Of Goo. Lingard,
4 Justice Of tho pcaco, and conveyed to d hill
eido on Hyan's Island, whore Edmund Ryan, an
other Magistrate, receives thom and takos from
them MI tho money and valuables, noting them
in q book, with Auch marks of Identification as
can bo found on tho personb.
Tho bodies Of Airs. Davidson and her daughter
Wero found within q short time Of each other.
There was found on Miss Davidson,
aewod to- her dress, lottor from hor
mohor, Advising hor III H., eeco % ot H., any IN IN
toreaeon occurrence saklng hef tno moth.