The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22
Marine Affairs.


AUXILIARY STEAMSHIP SARAH sANDs.-we have fire.
quently testified to the urbans and gsntsmanly depor
nent which ebaracerisss Captain Thompson, comman-
der Of the Sarah Sands which arrived in hsrbor yes
terdsy after exceedingly rapid and comfortable pas
ssgs and also to the good qualities of his vessel and
glad to perceive that opinion of both master and
ship Is participated in by the passengers who crossed
the ocean with him the last trip - It has been by
those former We take pleasure in publishing
the following cards. signed by the cabin second cabin
and stssrsge passengers whom Captain Thompson
Quoted safely to cur shores yesterday
To CAPTAIN w. C. THoxpsox:-
We, tho undersigned, oabn passengers on board the
steamship Sarsh Sands just arrived from Liverpool
take leave Of you without expressing
US, without DISTINCTION ss we'll Is Of the able
ship displayed BY yourself and officers in the manage
rah Sands being in all respects worthy Of the public
patronage q: safe, speedy and comfortable convey
ness may attend your future lifs.-Nsw York, April
Hobart g. Anderson, Capt. H. M 2sd Fusiesrs; Tho
mas Hill Mrs M. Hughes. st. Louis Mo; Alexander
smith, coAdjutor r. C. Bishop Glasgow; p T. De smet,
Missionary in the Rocky Mountains; H W. Bowton, jr,
Toronto, Canada Osborn L. Richardson, jr, Quebec !;
Henry Montgomery, dol Charles L Hunt St. Louis Mo- ;
James wallace, London /; Jno. Bishop, Bath Jas @.
College Cincinnsti Ohio; John Gray NJ Ap. in Scot.
land; J. Bsltus President Of st. st Xsvier College,
CncinnAtt; Chfing Won Schon, Hamburg; Philip Mor-
rs, Hurst; Henry Jackson shefisld; Lewis, Canada
z W. Aud, Montraa john Cro, do; Chas Robertson,
Toronto; VIM Darling, Montreal; joseph MacKsy, do
do john Al. III Toronto; EDWARD I..ss Nc. oas.D:
Torranos, Montreal; Abraham Mann: North Fork,
We, the undersigned second cabin passengers Of the
seamshp Sarah Sands are happy to avail ourselves Of
this opportunity OF expressing warmest thsnks and
admiration Of the humane and eonsidsrate conduct Of
Captain Thompson, during this passage the
Atlantic. And also to express entire confidence In
his abilities - skilful navigator and ssamsn. Any
euogy that could pass the Sarah Sands % ses
boat, We arc aware, must be supsrnuous Still
tempted to add our testimony 70 fact which already
well known, ant beg TO conclude by offering warm
success ond welfare Mcdonald, J. H. Talbot,
Alex r.. Robb Andrew Ksnedy, w. TAFT Harry Taylor,
James Thompson, VIM. Findow, John l.. Wyatt, Abrm
Mann. John Il. Mann. Dated this 2lst day Of Aprl,
ls4s. on Sandy Hook.
To CAPTAIN THeMPsoN:
We the steerago passengers board the Sarah Sands
feel Il incumbent before parting tender you
best thanks for your kind attention during voy
age Many Of have crossed the Atlantic before and
1t any former period have comforts been
assiduousy attended to than the present OCCASION
which attribute to your kind disposition and to the
superior accommodations afforded US We would also
of your excellent chief oacer Mr.. Ilsey and to the
briefly and wstchfulness Of all under your command
Accept warmest thanks and be assured that IN
mupcarg with our friends shall take TO point
out the superior be derived from passage
"a your splendid ship Signed behalf stcerage
passengers, John Kelly, Thomas Lambert, Samuel Stat
ford, James Oliver.