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Mir. Goold, of Adams &co's Express, in- forms the Journal of Commerce, that up 70 the time he left Fishers Island. (Sa!ur- day nigh,,) 3e bodies were found.

 All the women aboa rd the boat were drowned. Five of them were cabin passtngcrs, two deck. and the three cham ber,u,ai ids, all of who's. odies have been found.

 The Norwich Courier of Saturday af e noon says:

 Of the dead bodies lying nt thr drp". the following additional nnunes have been asccr,ainrd this morning.

 Mr. Burbank, where from no. known

 Charles French,

 Archibald Austin. '' |"

 Samuel E. CassIduy. supposed to be ot Philadelphia.

 The Boston Atlas says" Three fl ,hre brlo"ging to this cmy. who were thus lost, were most estimaLle young men n the active pursuits of life, with every thing, us far as the things of this world are considered, promising well for the flu, ture. Tho names of these young men were Oriand" Pitts, Secretary of the Boyls'on Insurance Company, Charles French, Clerk ot the Merchants Insur' rance Company and A.F CoIla""re. d partner in the crockery warehouse oi John Collamore, IT,, &r.

 Daniel Webster and Judge William Kent, were passengers from Bos' on asflr as Norwich, where they lei,, either from some engaeenen, there, or no, liking th' looks of the eaihcr.

 The valise belonging to Messrs Adams & Co.'S Express was found floating about 3 miles from the wreck. hy two men in Lo,t, who conveyed it to Norwich, aud from there it was sent to New York. It contained $22,OOO.