The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-06
Arrival Of the Washington.

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Arrival OF the Washington.
The Ocean Steam Navigation Company's steamship
Washington, Capt G. w. Floyd, having on board the
United States contract mails from England France,
and the North Of Europe arrived here ON Thursday,
after fine passage Of thirteen days from southamp-
ton.
We are indebted to Mr.. Abm Adams the gentle
manly clerk Of the steamer for the carly delivery OF
our packages
The Washington left Bremen the 18th, after tax
ing on board supply Of coal and $50 tons Of cargo
and reached Southampton the 18th, where she
peted loading her cargo by receiving the contents
Of three special steamers from Hsvre (ths Ataanta,
Ladyds sanmarez, and Wonder1 finally sailing from
southampton the Goth uit, for this city.
The Washington brings one of the largest and most
valuable csrgoes OF foreign merchandise ever imported
into New York by single steamer 1t comprises be-
tween 1900 and 2 500 packages Of German, French,
swiss and Belgian manufactures In satins silks lsces,
gloves shawls dresses, &C. consigned to New York aud
Philadelphia houses the whole exceeding in value the
of 81 10000 quantity Of freight was left behind
at Hsvre, and shipped by the steamer Camilla for
transit, by the Europa from Liverpool.
1t does not appear thus far that the opposition OF
the Cunsrd company. on the Hsvre station has in
any way damaged the interest Of the Bremen and
Southampton steamers, which come across IS
full Is they did These vessels bring but
very small quantities Of British goods the bulk Of
which lie shipped by other opportunities from Liver
pool but they nearly the whole Of the cont
mental trsh ic The line Of steamships put on bet ~een
Liverpool aud Hsvre In oujunctioa with she Cuuard
steamers has turned out to be- losing concern, and
the departure OF tho Washington. a vessel was 70
run only once fortnight, instead If once n week.
when the Franklin rune between liavre and New York
direct, IL was supposed the ivfpOol steamers viii be
WITHDRAWN altogether from Hsyre, and the trade left
altogether in the hands OF the American steamers
Our private correspondence from Southampton men
tionr that the RIDICULOUS and vsIatous customs for
msliti.s on the shpm-n, Of good. iu transit TO
foreign countries had at last been abolished aud the
Wa,hibrton'r cargo from Hare shipped without
any Of the dir cults delays heretofore experienced
THE s great boon. and will prove to be Of immense
advantage 10 the American cleaners.
The passengers. brought hy the Washington number
,t the name Of Henry Wells Esq Of the arn Of Liv.
pgston. " eis Il co. of this city and G. y H. Jame-,
Eco the emln-p Mt and dis he'd English ov.st
Who, with bi- lady and fsily have under
take tour through the United states Our readers
viii also be clad 10 welcome the arrival by this steam
Of the Court aud Countess Dembinski t~o distin-
euished Hungarian refugees Who. driven from their
nativ. country, seek home aud q welcome In Anne.
RIGA
Henry Wells, Esq. hss furnished the following for
the prs.s II written by Mr. James the novelist
Who came psss-ngvr In the Washington with the
! D.mbisskis:-
la ns,icins the arrival Of the gallant steamship
Washington, ~- cannot refrain from d~ell,sg, for
the history Of t~o OF the passengers. who
ba,. found th.r to In that hus vessel
that th.r. ~Ll bs hardly bosom In the Usitea
States which ~ii mot beat with sympathy for their
1pdetsr,.o Va isiortsnes
The name Vi u, ss,lsnt old GENERAL Dembinski Ia
familiar TO all Who have taken interest in tue
struggle Of tn. HupeSrisn- for constitutional indie
ptuoepe-, hut II " not 30 geuerslly sn,-n that his
| nephew young ana noble engineer officer OF great
promise alsu dr,w tbe s~crd In the good cause
I'll. com psnon Of kosSuth In all his struggles
~ .s. an, b.v", all nj. sr..
/ pete ana prp'ry In this high cause nov seeks =
refuge the. chores with his youug Couuta-s. who
fss sbAtsd ell HE dangers aud sorrows. We have
Gply space to give very brf sketch Of history In
Which every page !. romases ri real life; but the
ib..e aud they vouehsd for by authority
I Which We csnnot doubt
Count d. mbinssi Young noblemsn from Polish
durips III. ~nr of HoDsafisn isdsp-odenc. became
aid camp 10 I'll. governor kossuth ils married In
the nidt ct TIE tro"bous tine winch ~e b.v- lately
seen IN lurope young lady of f.me-~sr. In Hugo.
~ she ~ith ptes. o-vo'ion. followed hun TO the
tso. aud r. NAMED "a the csiny foe mS1y mouths. At
l.blih Va. yzst icree brought ny Rsssa 20 hshd VI
III. surrender ct Gsorgcy aud the fatal battle
OF I msrwar nc.tei the Hungarian esu-. hopeless
ard kc.rnth. Accompanied ~ tn young couBt aud
Coubtrts aud t'W ether friends shfu e. him TO
the lat Etd 90 lid the Turkish frontier Here
they remained three month"; receiving protection
from the Tuskh autkoTttIe. n H. trar but suffering
dr, sdiully ftcm many priv.,iou. - s.l from
.ant rumars 81 the demands e Austria aud Russ for
tt,if .Nuhdiou ard irum the ~ the coil bipoi.
ed slaughter Ct many - their friends ana cump,nioas
left W. Hungary
At The enc 81 three ,sou,hs they -er- removed nv
a.. Turkish ofHrsrs 90 Shumla al .igh;eeI days
jrufIsy IN the midst If winter IL u impns~ib- ia
describe ali thstt, yOunx Countess had to eniure
during the march biug often obliged to walk foot
for many mi'es. uudsr rsiu SboS aud all the tucls
.nenoy ~ th. SEASON; but she che.r-d ny the
promise Of ccm'ort and Proteeticn for herself at
fhunlR sud ~ IN p mUnt ssj Independence tOr her
noblt hu,ba All thee hases however ~sre ds--
tir'd tc d-srp ntn"nt IL is we'll knosn that the
sstsp aiost liberal provision for the Uuoesran
exil's; hut tis well kno~u. ae. Lhat hts ocer- wtt
shameless clation. perverted to- funds a. sin-i tor
their supSort itor th- proper objects aud during
their three month = detention at shuma. the suher
irgs 81 the Ctutt ard torntess wets terrible bo-h
from TrivstoD aud nom the iue.msncy Of the ~s~th
AZ hrst they plzc ed In = ifKs hall pierced
ip ever part vita unlls,ed windO~s but the intense
cold so~n drove thsm 60 tske refuge mere hut II
peDst -t-d ~ n.t pcnt- rre.tsd acre ~ prisopsrs
OF var than sussts their nour'shm.st was e1c-sd
krely .osIty; snd The pTom-s OF emPiosnent IN the
Ottoman array to the Count was loai"s 9Th tue
c<Lditon thlt be tbctld ALLURE the faith Of Chris
al ch 10 family ciiE-e The hs-ita of toe young
Cosnisss at kngth rave Hsy sndsr her .ud-s,pg aud
che YES prevs,d upou 20 seeompsnyto Oonstau-
unosis an Old e-raan isds vhn bad pr vioa5s asds
abe n-Sst pobl- essriops in seh'f Of the Hoassriao
kindlv rso,irsd r. John Y. brorp ssq. bIsso.su,
acting charge dAfsirs at thai time for the Uatss
state, uho tcot he's 40 biz o-s hcuss SD treated her
usc hts ehtd d-rins three r0Iihs
in the mesnti the Count. her hssbs nd ws@ stiA
attained At thunls t sifer tOssuth 80 fprcbly re-
rost u 20 Kufvha COuut psmbinsEi -as stli AntiIus
20 .ercu1pany BIZ leader, bot h. paS got rnttt-d
ara ssf seine furtbet detention h at osos rec-irsd
ths Intelligence that bis wife ~ss ssrinusiI ~ g Con
staptinoyls sud passports from the AsN ricaB Jess
ton The Turkhh sutharitiss h, sst,s. you'll not
even suffer him to depart sbd he q istnin-d 70
h. al, his way. through innumerabl- disevHcs and
drrsrrs to Narns. rh-re, not daring 20 etesark tn
steamer be obtained rssssSe IN sOr-ek vsss@ when
Ssst eight dsys 10 renrhing Constsaiinopi@ ~ the
as 81 come snds called forth hy Nj mtsf3rtane nd
sh qustiee h vas enabled 40 proceed o. Engi nd
In pottingsr steamer and thence embarked s the
steamer washingtn fUt the On ted stats
rrsosiyn City Intelligence,