The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-04
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LAUSoH Msssrs Perine Patterson s. sts3k vii
launch, tomorrow, at Williamsburg the clipper brig
fs7oIita tuilt fer Metsrs M b Freeman 20. She IS
or tie Mediterranean and West India trade ami viii
commanded by Capt. John A. White.
ANoTHER LINE CALIFORNIA STEAMERS. The two
screv ttesmibps, Benjamin Franklin and William Penn
lately withdrawn from the Philadelphia and Boston
trade 70 be placed the Philadelphia and Chagres
route They to connect with other steamers Ia
the Pacific and form regular uc San Francisco The
Benjamin trapkin is TO lesve Tor ChBgres the l4th
instant and be rhorty followed by her the y.
r is teid to have two hundred Passengers already
engaged,
THAI Tar or TIE srrAMrR CRY or Enw YoRE-
The steamer City Ct New York made trial trip yester-
dey, previous to starting next Saturday for Chagres
She is owned by Messrs MAILER Lord the proprieors
Ct the Boston and Richmc end ne Tor which his steamer
vas originally intended She is steamer, and her
working yesterday gave great satisfaaon to the com
pany on board particularly those convsrsant With snch
matters she let her berth al pier No North river 1T
lo rast che O'Clock sno proceeded up the river to the
foot Ct 1birtsenth street. to take beard her engine
buioers' Mtssrs Hogg Deamater While awaiting
for this addition to her company Of the ssa ner
CresceDt City backed out Of her Der The foot Of War
street and proceeded down the river As soon a. the
guests Of the propeller board she stared after
her and at h8 pact four O'Clock vheu the Crescent CITY
had arrived n sandy Hook light .he had hauled
sId creased her bows aud srIyed back al her berch
pier No. North river ut o'clock. The City 81 New
York the pioneer ofan independent opposition through
YES
terday viii doubtless be successfOl entsrpIise We
understand her enter prisiny agent MIR s. nriyht Of
Battery Place hes already stopped telling tickets for her
having now as many passengers she he's
city 10 accommodate She ouilt by Mr.. I,aac smith
Of Hoboken and il about 500 burtoeu Her oimen.
sons are 112 feet length Of keel with q feet beam
I5a feet depth OF hold. Her engine s Of $50 horse
power.
FAoa Charlottesville steamship Marion Captain
Ferry arrived yesterday morning from Charleston We
were fsvoredas usual by Charleston papers in advance
Of tferai through the politeness Of Mr uather the
clerk Of the ship We are also indebted to Hoeys Ex
.iots Tor siDiar fevors.
1Hs STEAMSHIP CuscrST Cry, for Ckagres departed
yesterday afternoon Fer Of her passengers see
Smother column.
Csfr RICHARDSON, Of the clipper ship stsghound on
his psfsee from New York Gan Ftsnci,co rescued on
the I'd Of March last in ati lde 20 rs longitude 81 70
w the crew Of the Russian brig La s. lphde at sea Ia
~ oren boat They numbered twelve person. aud bad
oy Just lime to escape in tho b e without or wa
tii tttlr Vefstl having been suddenly cnpFzsd BY n
lti th9ee ceyb before spe funk sotudteny that they
nhd LO TINE 70 refcuc sios VINO belog Mt the
uihe tapt fupplied them with clothes sna ether
is'eshn't anc landed them IT NalparIifo where the
Ntnsui tfrred 10 defisy the "a pPnses bat Capt
~ tctkg uJeD the instructions ieflesd H. rrs.fye
any nJ1uTv tation Thee facts being made knoSn 10
the Fnrcor II &c Brtitc0 the Rurs9u Minister n 49,
eIsthce VAN Instructions from him addressed Litter
" ue non Dahil Wtmbr, Teqnss'ing him ~ convey
tie Emperor Thanks 70 Capt r. ,nd aso TO xpra.s ja
RIa for hi. prompt huma,i ia ssyio, H. live.
ara tfkrg care Of the Russia. sailor. and thai ba
would csuse to be rwarfsd 70 that brave fany tb,s
msrs 81 TIE kind appreciation which His Imperial Ms-
jery enier,tns q act Which reflects 20 NJ ich nooof
"a 'lewerciort maize u Tie Union"