Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-13

We expect every moment 10 - leave for Ingland on
the first day Of next month. She has splendid &C
conmodations for three hundred cabin passengers,
and the probability is that she will arrive here, and
so out crowded. The Hon. Churchill c. Cam
breleng and family have taken passage in her. Among
others, We learn 10 Mr. Joseph E. Coltman connected
with the extensive manufacturing houses Of Thomas
Coitman & Sons, Of Leeds, another house in Leces-
ter, and third in Norwich, England. Mr.. Cambre-
ienE, ~ the LIST proximo, will have done with His
republican Majesty, and visit the old world, and
there remain till December next. When Cam goes,
there will be In Europe the Hon Daniel Webster, the
non. the kinderhosk roarer, Mr. vandcrpool, "a
very clever fellow by the way,) and the Hon. DIR.
Linn, OF Missouri-quite enough to show the Europe
ans what an American Congress is composed Of.
Mr Coltman has been some time IN TINS country,
and has travelled in every direction and visited eve-
ny point for the purpose Of becoming thoroughly &C
quanted with the commercial resources OF the Uai-
ted States. He received liberal education in Eng
land, and has a comprehensive mind improved by
travel. He has spent much time the different dis
tricts OF the country; and the information which he
gathered will be of great value The house of
Thomas Coltman Sons, is largely engaged in the
manufacture of Undergraduates house in silks and
q third in woollcn goods AT their three establish
ments they have a large number of operatives con-
stantly employed, and large quantities OF goods are
SENT by this house, to every part OF the world The
younger Mr.. Coman, who has engaged his passage In
the british Queen sent over to the United States
by Mr. Coltman, senior, for The express purpose OF
making arrangements for the establishment OF
house in this city for the vending of their manu-
features. He now goes home, but will return in the
fall and open the establishment some where down
town. on scale equal to any this side Of the At
lantic.
This visit Of Mr. Coltman is a new feature in the
CONNIE rcia relations between Great Britain and the
United States. Large numbers OF gentlemen, con-
necte2 with extensive manufacturing establishments
In Europe, have been and continue to be despatched
that is, to learn rp0sl0n-undc rstand
ces, and bring their wealth among us; intending to
open branches here Of their houses in Europe. The
effect OF this movement in half century, will be to
make America the garden OF commerce and civiliz-
alton.
THE PUBLIC HEALTH-YELLOw FEvER-Lock.
man, the pilot, who died Wednesday last, of the
yellow fever, contracted the disease on board the
c. Colon, recently from Havana. II was confirmed
though sporadic case, and the body turned black
in ten minutes after the last breath left it. The
young mans family, together with another pilot
who showed symptoms Of the contag ion-have been
removed Staten Island and the house in which he
died thoroughly cleansed. There now five cases
at quarantine; that may recover, or may not
The American last evening, stated that the
French steamer La Meteore arrived yesterday from
Norfolk, has the yellow fever on board. This may
be but doubt it, for she has been at Norfolk
more than week, and has not been near Havana for
a month. She also examined while in
Hampton Roads, and prem ounced healthy. As for
the contagion board the Buzzard sloop Of war,
there is some mistake. Ii is the African coast fe-
yer, and not the yellow fever.
There IS no mistake about what we have already
published and the people should be thsir guard
Every must battle daily-live moderately
mode rate ly-drink moderately, and avoid iced water
in the heat of the weather They should be careful
in their clothing-not throw Off their aannels on the
first warm day, but cothe at all times clean and
warm, and thus keep the body ia pure and healthy
state. We have lived in Charleston when the yellow
fever ragged violently, but conducting ourselves in
the above manner, We escaped, and enjoyed good
health while hundreds were dying around US
There Is no danger To be apprehended from the
few cases that have as yet appeared, for they are
merely sporadic but it behooves the corporation
to look to the streets and that the filth cleared
Off That the city is in most shamefuly dirty con-
dition there is doubt and il would be much bet
ter were the Common Council here attending to the
veal OF the city instead of spending their time fool
ishly at Sing Sing, like so many jackasses.
The lower classes IN this city live in miserable
condition. In the house which took fire Thurs
day night, in Madison street, there were four fami
lies living the first floor two on the second, three
on the third, and in the attic. There more
than cse thousand houses in Tins city densely
populated this, and some even more crowded.
Now, where there are so many huddled together,
disease would make sad havoc among them; there
fore, every house Of this description should be
amined, cleansed and purified instanter.
THE PACKET SHIP MEMPsIs.-Ten thousand
persons, including two thousand five hundred lovely
American ladies, will leave this port this year for
Europe-some to travel for pleasure-some on bust.
ness-and some for nobody knows what. The APP
plications have been numerous to the several
packet ships and steam packets that the and
agents have been compelled to refuse many. In
sequence Of this great increase in the travel to Eu
rope, several new and splendid ships have been
launched TO between this port and Liverpool
during the summer months. Yesterday we visited
the Memphis, intended for passengers and freight,
magnificent vessel with every comfort, such as a
spacious and splendid cabin, lifc-boat Of immense
size, and houses deck to keep and preserve fresh
prev isons and dainties, that seldom TO be met
on a sea voyage. This ship accommodate from
forty fifty cabin passengers, and will aid in getting
rid Of the surplus lot who sojourning at the
American, Aston, and other hotels, awaiting their
turn to visit England and the continent In going in
the Memphis, there is one considerat that is Of
deep importance, namely-passcngers can 20 and en-
Joy every comfort for hundred dollars, which is
q saving Of nearly fifty per cent She sails on Tues
day next, the 10th instant, and IN the time she
can be seen at the pier foot Of Pine street.
The Memphis is one hundred and Tyrone feet
long, 81 feet inches beam, Il feet deep, and SO
tons burthen She has nine lengths OF state rooms,
all beautifully and tastcfully arranged Messrs
Smith Damon * Comstock were her builders, and
the ioners' work was done by J. b. Hall Mr.. j.
Mason fitted up the upholstery, and beautiful II is
for nothing be neater, and neataess is beauty
The painted glass. which throws such rich mellow
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