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THE Loss OF THE ATLANTIC. .-The following ls list Of persons whose bndies have been recovered from the wreck. Capt Dustan of the Atlantic, Re, Dr Armstrong, Corresponding Sec' etary of the A. mercan Roard oi Missions, Dr Haslin of the U $ Navy, Lient Norton of the Amy, Messrs r A Col Ianore, N Weston, c French, 0 Pitts. and Mis-: Jordan of Boston, Mr Kmkall and Mir Burbank O New York, John Walton pr, lane Walton, James Walton, Edward Walton, of West Newbery, on their wnY Pennsylv lvapia, John Walton the father of this family is missing The youngest child, Ja cob Walton, l2 years of age, and Robert Vine, q son m law, sayed.l The following also re covered: Mir W B SoIace. of Bridgeport Vt, and tr Cunningham, passengers in the tram ffom Bos. ton, and Mary Ana Hilton. Sarah Johnson. and Sarah Ruby, cliambermaids In all 20, of whom l6 were passengers.

 The passengers reported as saved are Capt Geo W Cuunl, U ; Engineers, Lieut. F. Maynard, U s N Lieut. s s ewarl, s Eng, Capt Peter Han na, Portland, Henry Van Wart, Birmingham, Eng, Nathaniel Atwood, and Richard Atwood, of Mass c c Orr. Louisville, Kv, Charles Cassedy. of Pha- delpha, Varuham Marsh, of Haverhill, Thomas Tiuesdell, and Seabury Brewster, of New York Hiram rarbox, of Lisbon. G, Geo w Rogers ol New London, Isome accounts report hun as lost, ] Joel K RAndrews. and z Comstock, of |, Fran cls Hrsch, Thomas Goodiug, E V Booth, Robert Vine. J acob W"llpn, Edward Madden, c Peterson, and James Wilson, and Charles Partridge, Brook lyn. Y, Calvin Houghton, Bridgeport, Vt, and Theron Baldwin, Ciucnnaii-27

 The persons named and not accounted for, are Messrs Symmes, Baldwin and John w alton. on the list of passengers lrom Boston, and EaInes of Fran ingham, who entered he irain al Nrowch, the lady and ehIld not named; an Irish woman who went on board London, is also lost Hall the persons here named were on board tswels the number of pas. sengers lost 10 24. But il Is not improbable that one or two of the tickets may have been taken in the names of other persons than those who n5ed them, and that these may be deducled from the lat of per- sons lost.

 Of the persons attached to the service of the boat 10 we're lost, VIZ. in addition 10 the captain and three chambermaids above named, John Gleason porter. and Charles Riley, Thomas Gibnev. John Mcfarland, Michael Dougherty, and William Will let.

 The following among those who were saved; Mir Muaroe, conductor on the Worcester, Norwich, and Long Island rail roads, having charge of the lrsin; Mir Stefson. captains assisIant; MT Boyle. clerk of the baat; CaltN Allen, pilot Cha,lea Crandall 2i do; Dennis Speliana, wheelman; Elias Kngsinn, first mate; W Duncan, second do John keefer, steward; Eli Brdsell, second engi- neer; JohnJ Gale, third do; Cnarles Christian.

 The following is probably aa accurate summary of he numbers lost and saved:

 Lost Saved.

 Passengers. .,........,..... 2S 70

 Officers and boats company ...1O l2

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