Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-26


The importance which is attached to, ard the in.
tersst which is excited BY ts arrival and departure
the British steamers, has made the Seventh Wsrd
qpte sfashisaabae locality. Formerly, WHITE Hall
was the place Of enbarkatisn but that was for tho
liners and il was net until the first arrival of the
Great Western that Pike Slip and Clinton Street
became throngea with eager travellers, clamorous
ing damsels, and anxous mothers about TO let their
darling sens go sut' to Europe for the first time
Aboac IL o'clock on Saturday the hustle commenced
on the deck Of the Liverpool, and continued, SANS
,nternission, until two, which fixed upon the
hour OF departure from the wharf
Among the groups on the quarterback could
distinguish the elegant figure Of the Hen. Mr. Bouve-
rie enc Of Earl Radners sons who came ont to this
continent IN the suite of Lord Durham and has since
been travelling over the southern and western
tor the purpose OF seeing the practical working OF the
news boys, bustling porters, dashng Jehas despair
talent, We May expect book from him of diffe rent
calibre to that of Captain Marryat.
apart from TINS gentleman and his friends, there
STOOD, cOnverslng with knot of Wall Street brokers
and stock Jobbers, the Hon. Lewis McLaae, of Bal
umore, who gses out on monetary or wind raising
mission, In which we sadly fear he may be dsap-
pointed. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Is yerv
likely paying speculation, but the English capital
lists have their own wants to supply il Dame Rumor
is to be depended on; and, Judging from the long
races OF some OF Mr. Nc friends, we thought
they had taken that contingency into their account
Leaning against the STAFFORD bulwarks there stood
melancholy looking individual, surrounded bv
such number OF fiddle cases, that could mis-
take his profession. "Ah Penson my bow y saws a
gaily dressed handsome fellow with large silver
mounted cane in his hand sswha, going to Eng land
at last, and leaving Mrs. p behind youl'
les, Brown replied the melancholy musician
am determined to follow and have satisfaction of
that scoundrel Hughes for all his rascalitics 10 me
w aack and the rest Of the wsrld.'
4" Bah! exclaimed Brown "put money in your
pnrse man, and let satisfaction go to he devil Don't
you say SO Seton But by the bye what are YOU
going to do, Jenny Twitcher in England heya"
Me, Sir, replied Jshn Seton pulling up his shirt
collar, 40. am only going To travel.
"Ah! All" coming the independent over Ms hey?
then you have made money enough?"
" Enough for time" said Joan
Just at this moment the stall wart figure OF the Cap
deserted the gangway plank, and the order given
10 clear of the lOafers and cast off the haw.ers.
Then IT was that the ladies' sighed their last adews
-iriends shook hands, and mammas took out the
IRA white cambrics to make the scene more mov-
ing.
"Give me my trumpet and let her go"-said
the Captain-and the Liverpool, like gr, yhound
srom the sips, bounded into the East river amid the
cheers OF the spectators, which were eaiy returned
by the passengers and crew.
In very short time she passed the North Caro-.
~ Lana, and was going calamity down the Bay, when
the first officer came abaft the Captain and report
ed boat pulling at the deyl Of rate for the ship.
" Shall stop her, Sir}''
Certainly not was the reply, not for the De-
vi II ne s,ouid hail yea, except he has the Co
Mayhap us some officer coming To look for sub.
treasurers, for they have not paid visit yet"
" Now leok again, Sir, she has the British Gag
"Perhaps you had better stop her then, for il may
De an OFF, with dispatches from the captain Of the
The gallant ship was brought 10 dead stop, and
tall gannt sickly looking man. came on the quarter
deck, saying, Sir, hwsnt passage to England with
you.o
"Where you from Sir -
From Honduas, lust got here in yonde- schoon-
Got the yellow fever sappose Z"
mo, have not. nor any other fever, batI want
10 get to England
Have you money to pay your passage
Yes, and all in specie too.o
swell, then says Captain Fayrer, "we will take
you :.r !, my surgeon reports you to be perfectly
"The new then retired and held4a eonfab
with the surgeon.
want you to say something in the Herald about q
rascaily attack which some Of the tetetalty demi
starvation society have made myself and officers
in . Boston paper 20
. Well sir, give us the paper" we reioineG /" and
will show il up with pleasure
All bat l ca,nOt, because did not put a in my
pocket nor yet te, yoa the name Of the paper; but
II srfalse God's true; and when we .co>e back
theau,hor is not ashamed os his name ne mast eth.
er eat his words, wink, and hold his weapon"
Wells ws'lltell him what you say, and, in
the meantime, your ofhsers must toss up to who
Is 10 have the honor Of Sighting for the character OF
the Liverpool" At this time the pilot sigualized o.
sancy, rakish loekng craft which lay kicking about.
outside The Hook and bit Of a cock boat with
two boys IN IT, alang side, to carry OF
the pilot, and aas Of Msssrs. Bells clerks.
Just nj that moment half doxen, careful souls
recollected that they had q line to send to town
one had something to say to his. wife," another
wished his raother to know that he had not bccp
seasick," AMI when we got into thc,boat, we found
ourselves in possession Of hall Dozen crumpled up
billet deurs and the following list of the passen er
by the steamer
PAssESGKps in the steamship Liverr ao Ter Liverpool
Lucinda HowaEh Non Z. p Bowers John Hudson
Miss tsyrT sndservant Mr.. Arnold
Mrs Harvey BARNARD Hall Rev. Johs sce,Se
Mise Scott Juan Cuell Charles Bessoae
Mrs Archibssa,two NJ Rafael Gazera. Mr.. Wood
children ard ser't Jas JsAnston Alexander Hssvey
Richard penpssy George r. Haswsii Dariss Ogden.
Joseph Gartisr Cha.. Kessler John SETON
IN. Innes N. Berli J. Penn Gask<ll
WIN Robertson. Barth,a ssymosT, Rev IT, Reese
r. Teierel Henry Layenby, Rev Moses Parry
NJ. ChusiA DIR. Bachmann, Charles Dr,ssler
Gustavus STaidt DIR. Welt Charlie. Gzsyes
"a. g. Bl,ckmann Mr.. J. Archibald James Rose
j. G. kunkelwan Joshua hoss Thomas Eiotiaur
j. Aersndsr George Milier NJ ". Ds Pisa
Doctor Azesresa Hon. Louis Mr. Lane William Taylor
and lazy and servant, Jshn Beatty
G. y. Lightfoot William pe.son
AZ eur little craft lay ia the wake of the steamer
we heard the word given, to put on the steam, aad
the Captain hailed once more through the truni.
pet, with tell MIR Benaett his Lverpoel subscrib-
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