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Raw Da, ARMSTRONG I.osr.--Among the passengers lost in the Atlantic. was the Rev. Dr. Armstrong, for so many years the Cor responding Secretary of the American Board of Foreign Missions of New York. He Ielt Boston on "Wednesday evening, took the At laniic near Norwich, and expected To reach home on Thursday morning. He spent the day of Tuesday, during .he gale, in preach ing tn the passengers, and praying with them, inspiring them with calmness and hope, while all were looking forward to a speedy wreck and grave in the deep. When the sseahlboa' struck, the passengers leaPed overheard, to make for the shore. Some were borne by the waves to land, while others, among whom was the Rev. Dr. Armstrong. were caught by the return waves dashed among the rocks, and lost,