The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18
Later from Nass0u-Arrlval OF the Passen.
gers OF the William and Mary.

From the New Orleans Peayune June IL.
BY the arrival Of the schooner Time of the two
sells chartered at New Providence Nassau bring
this port the passengers from the ship William Mary
we have dates from that place to the 2Sth ult.
9he Royal GdSeue says
We learn that SLAYER has been captured lately near
Key Sal, by some Of her Majesty's ships.
Spanish SLAYER has very recently succeeded in land
ing cargo Of six hundred slaves near Matanzas.
Our Jamaica exchanges are pretty much filled up with
House Of Assembly AMI the Council the question of
Ietienchmen-the Assembly says there is al apparent
desire the part OF the Council abrogae the consitu
topai pieogatye of the Assembly, of appropriatng mo-
nsy raised by their constituents.
report had reached Kingston that steamer had
rived at Hayans, having board three gentlemen, who
have been appointed by the British Government Com
missioners to inquire into the state of Jamsica
The weather at Inagua Crooked Island &C. continued
to be favorable to the salt rakers and to hold out fine
pro- poets for them.
The House OF Assembly at Nassau has been proroyued
by the Governor to the 2Ch instant The two branches
Offered on the Appropriation BILL Doe of their
derer WINS the Upper Honses objection to the grant
collected by the Receiver General ana Treasurer
the goods taken out OF the Aue cican ship Polar Star,
bound for New Orleans, while Oh snore on the hoseile
Shoal by sundry wteckng vessels ana brought into port
which goods given to The @reckers remuneration
in saving the hp and cargo The duties collected
under The act for evng duties wrecked and stranded
goods and not y goods dir city iuit 1r.ed.
The following the names Of the passengers saved
from the wreck Il the ship William and Mary, who
arrived here this morning roo Nassau the steamer
Rover
sally Orchard Thomas Orchard John Orchard Jose oh
:,
Margaret Walsh Johapna Bones, kien Fyn, Mary Fyn,
ka.eare Flyu CsthariIs Burns, Ieniy Burns, Honors
hlDigan, Tbomas hiiigab, MARI Giligan John MEg.n,
E!sn Icbin Ellen TOWN, Andrew N,Cluskey biafy Nc.
Clustev, Patrick McClusAeg, May McClnskt Bosey Nc
Clnskey, Peter hcCllskey, Andrew McCukev, Patrick
NcClu kew Thomas Mouskey, Bridget M3Ciuskey, Ann
Marin, Margaret Nowlsn. James Forest Daniel Doyle
Cstharle Kelly Nary FlTn Budget Elyn, Jobu Fi3n,
Mary FyB, Ale Nichols Luke Sart Isabella Ste -art
Isabella Stewart, Am Stewart, Eas Stewart Catherine
Ably, John Sullivan, johanna Sullivan. James Sullivan,
John sullivan Margaret Sullivan, Jua sullivan, VIM
*tf,y Ia ,rLs rat,.,
kyar, Hen Ryan, Eo.or GibooD, Bridget Gibbon Judy
Gbbon, John Bro ", Jean Brown John Brown Jr Wit
Brown, George Brown Mary helty Adults, "A;
children between ard 1s, IS. Total g..
The following are the remaining pas sengers hy the
other schooner the Time from Mas also arrived this
morning
Rens sebbnor luke ssbbpor, Hendrix Ssnstans, Dick
Snt. Genke 70 T,rg, Anna De Tong Demke De roog
JoDke lie Topg Joan Sta .kai Remss Ssmskai Jesse
tus Jete Jacot pho Jacot Hinua Jaco Jacob Jacot
Rem sE Jacot, Sophia Jacot, Tubert Vreelius, Mat
EIsge Eli nsena, AniZt SyIia Oepln Bomena J LAck
siUa Dick G Henley. Ielle Grseta KAN Ike . Iske,
Der Yer, dohana rumga, Tuent1e ,ouutze, V Derk
loey Franks. J J. Van de Foey. HaIsmor sgonke,
ble Honke Klass Jscot, Dern Horra Peter Ssbdedac,
Noiemsi Hepke Alpss, Koorba, Laaks. Tete, Simon
Koorsts B Haagsena d,lender, rutabus Hotsts
Tan Bsshia Autze, de Play Bourse Jams 81 Schs &C.
Humska 7 Daiser. Tausaa ne, Henkens de Bur
Bur Bendfk Spayanh, J0hanpes, Aloer'se. 8 D Be
ksLs J Vandertol. Adus DO; chi,QIsn, q infa ants
total, r.
Az Of the passengers from tie ship William & MARY,
at Nissan did not the schoouers Time and Ro
YER There left at Nassau thirty or more Of
these unfru nate people the vessels Dg ,e
10 carry them all The Of the three Sho were
lost at the wreck could not be ascsrtsned.