The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-15

SAILING or rHr B,LrIo-The L. S NJ steam hip Baltic
Captain Comstock, will leave her fourth
trip to Liverpool She viii carry out the largest number
ofpassengers taken by steamship Europe. Yes
terday noon there were l75 on the book, which is
fully expected to be increase to 200 Amongst
those who have already engaged passage the lion
Ashbe Smith, Of Texas and benjamin O. Johnson dele
gate from the State Of New York 10 the industrial xiii
bitiop.
LArrcH,--The chip Margaret Eliza, viii be launched
tomorrow morning at half past o'clock the ship
yard Of Mr. Isaac c. Smith, at Hoboken " J. she is
about COO tons burth,n is owned by W W Deforrest
Co. and will be commanded by Capt. Joseph Adams
Sur sipposs-The Passengers Of this vessel ARRIVED
yesterday from Liverpoo) voted card II thanks 20
Capt o Edrdge for his otging and gentlemanly con
duct towards them during the voyage, and expressed
their lgh opinion Il his unsbstnE zeal and ability
con nanar They also returne dthanks to the doctor Of
the ship Mr. y p Good fr the kindness received from
him. and eomrmented the second Officer, Mr. 7. foy,
for the prompt and energetic manner in which he
formed bis duties
rActEr smr CoSsraSrSr-A copy 81 an address has
Teen cent presented to Capt Bunting. by the cabin
Itss,ngers of the packet ship Constantine arrived
Sunday fr, Liverpool IL sIaks in very high and feel
ing terms q Capt rs conduct to all On buard-p,or
well fich-and II the excellent provision made for
their q mort and concludes by saying that should they
the Atlantic. they should prefer vcs.
70 the Cons'antine aud no commander to Capt Bunt-
ing Tho address also eulosises the conduct q the rt
tocr aud the exceeding kindness and attention Of the
surgeon.
os BOARD SrrANsmr NoRrH ANrarcAl
April g. ISL. 4
We. the undersigned passengers board the steamship
Ntrtl hm,rics Si ss ur grateful thanks o. Capt Bl.then
end hs cfters o. Mr. ftmbc chief engineer, aud h
Stant e. tie Jno. ". Nangandt Es, together
With tie steward and he atant for their Kind aud
tltn any conduct eNEcet towards during passage
from cLagres g. New Orleans and New Nork.
hnd further wh g esrr. sincere thapts q the
of this noble for their spirited conduct
tttra ctt sprudit stsnsLp, and placing her this
line N comretiticn With The old line u boat, who
greatly IN posing the public ~ their cxtornRte
o. the truth 20 While ". testify.
Trusting that public viii give
line ~ HtesBbgat~ wh fully believe you
richly merit FIR The handsome aud teanly you
laNe provided for large number ~ passenger (bing
nearly hIndd and for general comfort and ton-
ytrieftc
We further wish q thank the purser Mr. Thompson Cor
bis uriany aud gentisuanly conduct 70 US.
Wishing 70 lave this copied into the various States
revspsIert emitting those Of taliforniasne you
every frirted undertaking. remain
tltntn,very respectfully, yours,
josiah =. Borney, tyrus Bartlett, Morgan Bates
!. q. Raphael, t.hugustusBrsdieyC. T. Campbell,
Y. J. Ninslip. Fireman. Bartlett, Geo. II. Ioyle.
ard fcrr hundred other sirnatur.s.
B,rord Co.'S express, No Astor House. Nv stsamhi
North America e leave to-day aaord opportunity 70
letters and the Herald with four days later news 70
California.