The New York herald., 1850-06-08
nInIinC Affairs.

LAurcu OF STEAMsHiP.-The steamship Alabama,
(second of the New York and Savannah line Of steam
srs) will be launch I'd on Monday morning 10th inst
at eK O'Clock, from the ship yard of Mr. VIM II Webb,
foot of Sixth street H. r. The Alabama is of the same
dim nsons as her consort the Florida 1900
tons These ships form the line OF ocean steamers
between this port and Savannah. and when completed,
will leave each place snce week
CvnIriEs on THE OcrAr.-The following is reported
by Capt. Yonker, Of the Dutch ship Marie Elizabeth
from Rotttrdsm:-
shiP gs,ry clay French b commander is day. from
y. N. FRENCH
These ocean civilities are excellent Fresh beef
ing sight.
Bank Olivia J. HAvn.-The following compliments
card was presented by the passengers Capt Scott
the master OF the D J. H. -
To Carr FRAScIs ScoTr
We the undersigned. In behalf Of the passengers In
the new and fine sailing bark Oliver J. Hayes, from
New York to BusDes Ayres, A. after a very pleasant
passage beg to return warmest thanks you TOR
your constant urbsnity to all the passengers for the
superior manner In which table has been furnished
and for your excellent and skill as an officer
sgned-FrnDcs w. Dominic, Jabez Kellogg NJ. d.,
J. Rowland Howell, for passengers.
Bark Oliver J. Hayes, January 20, 1850.
Carr. wISptr-
DrAR Sra II beg leave to enclose to you herewith
the proc. edpgs of meeting Of passengers held on
board this ship and convey to you copy Of the
solutions passed
In communicating this expression Of their regard
and confidence In your behalf allow to assure you
OF those Of Your obt. servant.
KNOWLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
Steamer Cherokee, May ~ 1850.
C,RRIBras ssA, ss.n CmAonxs,)
On board the steamer Cherokee, Capt. windis,
~. .,. on her , siI.h voyage, May ~ 1880
Cl smbers. Of ST. Louis was appointed Chairman and
ing resolutions were presented to tho meeting, and
| respectively passed
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,sy and Go%ors % e s rsssssFs,' hsn the srpontmsn.
oirusiys In dsmesnor msnifest. In al III.
readiness TO take care of the ship and fuhl the trusts
Resol,ed. That durIg the continuance q severe storm
and o&eers of The sap despd our admiration and thanks
SIsy % Snf' a f s:d W. we're &C. carried r. ss
sea vessel q superior earseiti,s
gers regard by the steward and S.
. the large number II passengers board as far
Re.oi,d That found the accommodation. Of the ship
in New hOrs through their courteous aud sente-
Chairman and Secretary ana shs Tss.sos,r copy
n;si.as A:riass bsSip ciISBrRs, Chairman,
Nrw YoRx H.snos, June g. 1850.
DriR sm The undersigned passengers on board
the steamship Cherokee ON her late passage from
tbi. moment Of separation to express 20 you the
high qualification they have experienced In wit
pefrbR your conduct ~ an ofcer and gentleman dur
ing the voynge-to thank for numerous civili
Ties 10 the-sp to assure you OF their kind regards,
and of their interest In Jour future property and
well. being.
signsd-A }. Jewett, Jas. T. watkins, Leopold Bos-
sanger John Moer, fred Grifhng l.. Estantvile,
J. de ksnsry. Jules de Bsngy, George Creassy, o.
Greene. jose NJ 0cesu.rs. n X MN Lieut.. Col u A.,
y. Loustaunau. W Wbpple. T y sayre. John p.
Brodie Jos VI. hewitt u. Constantine. Capitains an
long cours. VIM. A. Parker John r. Clark, Jas. y.
Armstrong u = n, Juan Revoredo J. Q. Isbell Chas.
w. lienernsn- Charles ID. Bergman
To II nj M. ~
jaws Brr>rrr, Esq.--
sis In the Herald Of this morning. noticed
editorial remark ON the bark Darlington aud of the
sickness ON board the bark Kathleen. her passage
from Rio. This il au error a. there sickness
IN the stter vessel among passengers during
the entire voyage.
Yeurs, respectfully
ROGER HOWARD,
Master Of Bark Kathleen.