The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-02
TWO CENTS.

are all that could be wished, and far exceed any
olher ever sailed in, and have made a consider
able number OF trips. feel sure when these steam
e become known, and which ought 10 be very
Don, they Will command large sh of the transit
across the ocean, and none more richly deserve II,
and more particularly under such commander as
had almost forgot en- TO mention that Miss Lind,
IN addition TO giving her valuable services TO the
concert for the benefit OF me Iiors and firemen,
gave very handsome sum as her subscription, and
so DID Messrs. Benedict and Belletti.
pufing the passage, Miss Lad frequently went
ahlone NE sailors and iirrmcn and inquired regard
M .heir honrs OF labor, thsir families and other
matters. end indeed was quite familiar with them
she asked one of the frernen a Irshm IN, ii he
had II IN his power, would he exchange places
with her ''Faix, certainly would :" he replied.
elf could sing as we'll" And why asked Miss
Lind FAX, and because" said he, Z" the wages
are better"
On Saturday the day previous to the arrival of
The Atlantic, as is customary, the passengers were
invited by the Captain To take glass Of wine with
him, the meaning of which is, that they were
invited Ito take vine al lIbitnnl, and to make
themselves happy they could. During the
festivities, Cgrt.in West toasted, and, in reply,
he spoke as foliows:--
thank you sincerely ipg the compliment just paid
e. me have Away enoeavosed to make the pssssn-
rtIs aboard my Snip cor,ortaole and contented aud
whsn thel tel MT thtt have bsen successful, they
nmily rewsia NY care. On his voyage, however, we
nav, enjoy p'yas that could not coutrioute
a." talents OF "a sty whosi n -e hss long been tsmi
ar 10 us Aud se have not enjoyed the less the de-
H. ~ thCte talents, mat they have been cheerfully
,lss aged to- oar 4 slinc stion in the obnSiug
Dd unaffected manner. That lady Is aboat to visit
America, where her tame has gone before hsr-not
only her fapo 70. The sion OF OF the rarest
gifts of bnt b. fam a kind aud char
table w"'aaL. she 4 nov among us NAV say
American s,iI. tss tse elar Spangled Banner We,
who citizens the United Seates tue hrsk Of
cur country who have lad the chance to bid the
stranger ".ieome-sndi am certain, that undsr these
circumstance VI, vii honor the toast pro-
pose.
lt.NAa .a trl
United States Of America!
On the =, me div ,he passengers held meeting,
and pas. ed the following T. solutions:-
Oh BoARD U. Il. STEAMER ArLAsric.l
Al 5EA, Aug 81, 1850.
Al a meeting OF the passengers held on board, Of
which VIM stone ssq Of Mass, was elected chair
man. ana kdmundC Charles Of New York, Secretary,
the foiiowipg resolutions we're adopted -
We, the undersigned passengers on board theU sM
ward voyage. take this opportunity TO express our
admiration Of the ship, and our APPRECIATION OF her
captain, officers, and engineers, Therefore, be II
Resolved That, in beauty of model In finish and
power OF machinery. elegance OF equipment, the ar
rspgements for the comfort and convenience Of her
passengers as In her speed in fsr weather or in FOUL
the Atlantic Is IL by any steam
ahoat and We heartily recommend her 10 travel
Resolved, That in her commander Capt Jas West,
we have officer, whose skin and ability are pro-
claimed in $50 passagts across the Atlantis In him.
the manly bearing OF the sailor his constant personal
superiDtendeBce and admirable management OF the
ship in all her details have gained confidence and
Of the sick and his promotion OF comfort Of
all, have confirmed him with thoss amongst as VINO
his fre nds aud made friends Of those who came
Resolved That The officers and engineer By heir
skill and wstchulness at all times, day AMI night,
and their ready discharge OF all duty have won tor
tn, msslves our esteem aud respect, and we regard
them model officers Of model ship
Resolved That in taking leave OF the Atlantic, her
captain and officers wish them every success AID
sincerely trust their voyage through life may D. a.
III, to thsm they nave made ours ON our trip
IRON Liverpool to New York.
Resolved, That these proceedings BE- 81 ned By the
chairman and secretary, ana publls1ed IN The Nos
York papers and copy furnished % the officers Of
the chip. WIN. W STONE,
Chairman Of Meeting.
EpNoSp @. CB.RLEs, Secretary.
II happened that in coming up the bay there were
several Swedish vessels at anchor, with their
national flag at their mas'heads The sight OF
them made an evident Impression on Mics Ind,
aud II was with difficulty that she restrained her
emotions. The came thing occurred when tie
Atlantic reached her 6ock, where the came Dag
displayed in company with the Amer ctn.
As soon az the steamship got close 10 h dock,
MIR. John Collins, Jr., sou ut l. h. Coll9s, E~l.,
the originator of this splendid line OF steamships,
was Introduced 10 Jenny Lind, by Capt. West, and
IRE Btet q her magnificent bouquet, which was
gwen to hun for The purpose, on Sturdy, ~ john
Q. Green, Esq. aud his lady Mr.. G.. ~ son
in law OF Mr.. Gee. GnswOld, the wealthy ChlaE
merchapt, snd sid tina h. would furnish another
yesterday, 1t necessary.
The rsrriioria Question 8. America.
iffO.1 The Lunluu Liraniels, aug ~
A (oimia ht ago thtie scented every reason for
thinking that, by tie Accession 81 ,r, th norc 10
the pf, sideucy oi thc tutcd states, ant by hs
o. ctinn OF Mr. banicl Webster for tn chiat ~
he hrst cabinet, the success ~ Mr. ClW's COM
pre- hensiyc schone for The adjustment oi tle lave
controversy had well Nth hecDn" matter ot Ger
tlinty. Bot int iligf noe has been just irctived
which teaches u the important Lesson that the
sass course j. ~ INFER nstiing sud ." expect any
thing. from The superficial appearsuces oi Anrfi-
con politics The great c0mpfOmiss b.ll, after r.
c, iying the formal sane ION OF eve,v eminent ma
IN the Unusd STATE -iter emersiYc from The or
deal Of n sslt CT conmitee, On which bo,h sections
&C the Uui'n ucre represented with nice exact
nrss-aiier cngrC.sing the whole attention OF The
Auf Iican Spatc throughout the mosi ufdioUs 81
~ sessions .iIce The foundation ~ ne fepINIc--
was reduced, ny rucce-civr mftila'iJns. tAe
single morning 81 July 81. to defisory pipjtct tor
givirR territorial constitution % the htiie Mormon
community 81 Umh. These who have wt'ctrd
the chances End changes ~ this colossal ebtte,
from ~ soume ncement IN December o. its close
q fortnight $50, may be iOrisen Ter s~einf spfne-
thing ludicrous IN the catasrnphe, ant IA
the ante climax which has conducted % ~ Yet
assuiedy The mood M which these events ought 10
BE- contemplated. IA O1e ~ serfuu1ness nnd s'irnin
concern. The dearest hopes of true Am nc n pa
fiiot- have encountered M them tne UiNetrst on
dtaeppoic'np, nts- me more 80 thar there was no
sipn 81 their advent in all the Political herikuu.
Ever sDct the lsrtisan hrats % Augrsf, i''-tfe
lenod ~ which We hisi Poiatcd or Ie t7-fs at'n-
ton The hc-ce conflict IN which The y lrhrrn
end Southern States were avowcdly preraring %
turars- the prospect q an agreement which would
av,rthe deplorahlc issue a civil war, or uf hard
h les fatal enlargement, has appeared % gather
Brightness week by week Every succeasivr de-
spa'ch brought ne accounts % srcfional fervor
cooling down, OF schemes a compromise gaining
favor, aud OF Influential poliuciass converted 10
the cause ~ peace. But thu curfeai Of inpfovias
sentiment has been arrested in n single day and
August, 1rbO, seems deatncd 20 usher N the stne
vioh nee, the same provocaions, and the same W
oIneped pledges which marked the corresponding
month Of The past ysar-iaCidenis waich surh a
collision Of principles will always draw WITH ~ bet
whose dimensions will be fenfuiiy enlarged, now
that men are tired Of making overturcs, a1d hope
lees % arriving n point ~ common satisftc ion.
The Comprumise Tor Omnibns) bill Of Nr Clay,
our readers viii REMEMBER, embraced, N iis 9th
section, separate provisions for exuaguishng the
claims Of Texas 10 the eastern pOfuon % New
Mcaico, called Santa Fe-fof fcTaliting sod en-
forcing the extradiiiou 81 fugitive paves-for g.ng
the intermediate organic 4ion ~ Territories 10 Ne~