The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03

on the last day OF the rcCent quick assage afeg par
taking of the hb-ray hed by tho pro
pretors of the steamship the passengers organized
meeting by calling Richard II wiuslow Esa of this city
to the chair. The chsrman after making table
introductory remarks presented the following tossts
The President of the in MS
exalted sation the fit he-d OF free prosperous. and
The Hon Gsrrct Duncan Of Nov Orleans responded
The Queen of Great Brtain-Ucr domestic ' vrtues and
d zen t have ostered tho loyals and SO
Mr. John w. Cater Of London answered to this senti-
nent
The Union statosNot combined by bonds Of psrc
m %en or y iron Tut moulded into one form
peryaGne shall sunuse in times of quiet with bloom,
power should threaten.
This toast was drunk with three mes three
The Co ns Line Of United States Ma stoamcrsstarted
aided BY their goyernmvnt It's success niger doubtful
is richly merted ty the unrins Efforts skill aud muna
Mr. Stewart Brown of New York, repli d. ON behalf of
the Steamship Company.
,ns CAPTAIN James West our verify
tend him.
Captain West and Edward sandford, Esq, of New
York. responded to this toast
The Homes have left the Homes we are approach
ing. The leart untramelled. fondly thee
by the trumphs Of ar. and science lis end i
The Reverend Clergy Board-Tncir presence and
agreslls i,eil,nts Of thi- trp NAY health
happiness attend them through tho voyage Of life
Bishop lie Lancey, of Western New York answered on
behalf If the clergy
Womenfo hours che hath the voice glad
me-, mess @ and the smile and Of beauty and she Glide.
that takes away their sharpness ere . aware"
W, II Rogers, Esq,, of Delaware. responded in behalf
of tho clergy.
Hs"rs & e sS sssss Sss si tss sss following toast
j. w. Rogers,Chief Engineer Of the steamship Atlantic
The passengers resolved to present to Mr. Rogers ser
vice of plate tribute Of their for his skill aud
the precent prompt passage and appointed
Edward SaBdford, Richard Ii Win-low william w. Gil.
brt, Benjamin IL Talmadge, Dudley persse and G.
Schurzwalder, Of New York, committee for that
purpose
On tie voyage out, the passenger. held meeting
board the 14h ult, III willsm Brand in the chair
when resoa,ions passed complimentary to Captain
West and subscription entered into to present piece
Of plate 70 Mrs. West mark of esteem towards her
husband
Our thanks are due TO Mr Cavendy chief oiflcer Mr.
Bcgtrs chief engineer and to the Purser Of he Atan,
and Mr. Dudley persse passenger, for late papers.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool Monday afternoon goth
et twelve minutes past two O'Clock having experienced
strong bs ad winds during the entire pafsase.
The City of Manchester arrived at her nloorpgs In the
river at ten O'Clock on Tuesday night 2lst ut.
Rhine bad swollen to such an extent on the 10th
hat hey had risen twelve feet above hish mark
sio much damage had bsen done.
A change had taken place in the Belgian Cabinet. NJ
o,bsn Mpister of Finance has resigned and VI Ledts
has accepted tie Office Professionally The Chambers had
been oouv X d for the 9Th nit
Adsces from Cuba received at Madrid state thai tho
most perfect tranquility reval-d in that island the
yellow prevailed there, and few ca o. Of cholera
lao also occurred.
The Pa1i Journals continued to be flled viii telegraph
c de patches received nom the departments with re
80, to the pogre ~ the President of the Republic
the tpoy Of hose dispatches it would that the
tnpiIs IL not far distant.
Welsve adyces from Calcutta to August 7. and Hong
Kong 10 JUL 23 The principal integence is attack
uIon Prone by the light steamers which euded in the
gups q that place being carried OFT thrown the
liver spo great loss susta ny he enemy In return
ing the lotia met With large body OF Burmese troops
their 10 relieve Prone whom the attack
Cd ana committ,d considerable hsvoe, both ant
bohts