New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08
EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE HERMANN.

ARRIVAL or THE HERMANN.
The u. s Mail Steamship Hermann, Lieut.. Higgins,
szrived on Thursday morning from Bremen Q7th) and
ces'bsnp,on 22d alt. The HIS news is in measure
anticipated BY the arrival Of the America At Halifax
which brings three days later Tue following
tracts from our correspondence and files Of papers
WILL however. be found highly interesting:
The following persons came passengers in the
Hermspn:
gDr. N,hst, J. xsret. L. Nures: Ma aunet D Mu.et >
. M x Go.s Mis- E:na rfhs Ss NJ 4. " H Tell M
srsD;r y. Ea.s EI.s EasP El.IsP% Es n W.
sa's 2 fss':ssi s: H , ssH s
M:s, Me H.pS .Gop h H. NJ w. c. a
MS v9. VIZ. R,cw.b Mr. Sand. M PsTy Reypo1. Ns j.
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sToy. ise NJ I.SorSi " ki...sn M Jo1.as NJ c.y
II r. NJ H. s:' Mr. BsqP %be r ne sss Mr. .
pseisr and family, Mr. SOusdOrs and family Mr. Higgins
Fourth Of July CeIsbranoa Board ths Hermann.
To Ne sd,v ThsS Ty1b~s
ship celebrate the 4h Of July may not be unntere't
pg After long and b0stersus passage, with continued
giles and head winds, in very great doubt lest
the weather might be too unayOrable for any demon
strsop The evening before however the san the hrst
time set with promte Of fine Al midnight as
eight bells struck salute from the vessels guns told that
The 9Th had and swoke the ssrile1 seeper' from
Their berbs doubt whether the boilers had burst or the
ship had struck upon rsck few of the nliiste1 as
.bed in the smoking and drank the health OF the
obs.rS the oyou. voices Of the csnnon and the stars
and stripes hosted at each mast nesn out me real
business Of the day commenced Al ~ CLOCK as ,n VA
passed the meridian, salute o IS guns ior e Is 0rHhM
states fred in the rse Of war style so well under
stood by the Captain All board ls and I'd cabin pas
seppers officers and then assembled on the quarter
deck upder beautiful canopy Of flags and awnings most
tasteuy arranged for the occasion At the after end
platform had been erected on which Mr. Richard Sands
bose name is household word beth 10 the old and new
world took his seat Chairman having been unanimously
called to honorable position, at meeting held by the
rsncsd by singing "Hsn Columbia" Then Mr..
j Higgins tie gentlsmsnly Purser, after few
eloquent Introductory remarks read the Declare
6on OF Independence in such mastery manner,
M 10 carry the whole audience in thought
back n years the old Hall in Philadelphia beautiful
Ode written for the occasion, by Mr. Stalkneoht the
vsllkpown lawyer Of city then sung. The ora
Sor Of the day, Mr. Howard Wainwright was then intro
duced b, the Chairman and short address which was
very we'll received alluded TO the feelings which should
animate both Americans and foreigners such an occasion
Then after rsverng the charsc OF Washington and
showing the distinction between the Repubcssm OF the
New and the Old World ended by few well timed words
of advice those who for the first time crossing The
ocean to seek home in the United States His remarks
were received with much applause The German National
song OF the Fstbersnd next on the programme and
was sung beautifully DR. Neurck ri Russis, next
addressed the company in German The Chief Engineer
Mr. John Gallagher then made few well chosen remarks
The beautiful German song Of Lost Lor-e followed and
aer most appropriate and eloquent address in French
BY Mr. Ambrose, the whole concluded by singing the
"Sar SpaDgled Banner As the company were breskins
up vote Of thanks to the Chairman proposed by
Mr. Wainwright, which were carried unanimously. Then
three cheers for the day three for the Captain and three
for the crew given in such manner As to make the
good old ship shake in every timber. AT sunset another
salute Of guns fired aud down came the flags from
each masthead beautiful ball on the quarter deck, to-
geher with gni6cent display Of fireworks and cold
collation. 10 the cabin. got up in splendid style by the Oblg
ing steward Mr. Nedermeyer, closed the celebration
Of as delightful Fourth Of July was ever passed
either on shore or sbipbosrd We very much
indebted TO Mr. Edward Stern, the violnist, tor
his valuable services. Besides the sautss from the
cannon continuous salvos from champagne cOrks
were heard throughout the ship during the day aud
ming that generous wine being furnished in prodga abua
dance by the Captain, who cannot be sufficiently praised
for bis unrng efforts promote good feeling and happ
ness among those around him The remembrance Of this
day will long be treasured by those who had the good for
be board There representatives Of almost
every nation but all alike Americans and foreigners joined
heart hand doing honor to the occasion Apologies
ing for taking up much of your valuable space remain
your Obecient servant W.
UStH StNam.ap Hermann toa Fire IsAndl JULY, 1853.