The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22

ANOTHER DEPARTURE AUsTRAIA.-The ship
Rockand, Of Mr.. w. Dugans line of Australian pack.
cts, left port yesterday for Port Philip, with 225 pas
sengers.
The TESTIMONIAL TO ENGINEER ROGERS, OF THE COLLINS
IINE-we published short time bask letter from the
passengers of the steamship Atlantic to Mr. W. Rogers
engineer of that vessel at the tme (but now of the
Arcc expressing their appreciation of his skill and of
his long and successful service in the engineers depart
ment Of that vessel and begging his acceptance Of
elegant silver tea service memento of their esteem
The following is Mr.. Rogers reply -
U. 8. MAIL STEAMER ATLANTIC I
Gntlemen-Your Gathering letter Of the 18th feS9aasy
aseomranyng the splendid tea service was not received
sea.sal. as.tsIns IND more Than worthy q.
m me- ~ so &
feel than Inadequate to express my
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as memento not expressive Of merit but Of friend
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discharge dutes faithfully, which have endeavor
est regards and believe me obedent
To Messrs. Edw Sanford, R. H. winsiow, BENZ H. Tai
mage, c. schwsrzwarlder, and others.
SHIpBunDNG ON TE CIyDE.-An English paper SAYS
that there are Mt present building the Clyde ninety
three iron vessels ffytwo Of which steamers
twenty six paddle wheel and fifteen sailing vessels The
tonnage ranges from 60 to 1890 tons the largest being
New York. Twenty three Of the vessels above 900
tons then, six above 900 tons, and two above
3,cC0. Sixteen intended for the Liverpool trade.
TIE WORLDS FAIR New YoRK-CoL HUGHES Our
readers already that the managers of the Asso
citation for the Exhibition Of the Industry of all Nations
tine ago appointed Colorel George W. Hughes Of
Maryland its agent In Europe to further its designs No
better selection could have been made for TO eminent sci
eDc atainments and high personal character, Colonel
Hughes adds all those attributes which would win cousi
deaton abroad and enable him 10 accomplish the objects
nf hp The In fefp
ains the following mention Of his movements which
lay before readers q mattersof public interest
Colonel Hughes in the prosecution Of his important du
ties starts tomorrow for Berlin and Vienna The Asso
in New York snguitry fortunate IN securing such
vices Re Is efficiently and judieiousy performing I'M
aided by the legation Of the United states ut t metropolis
through which be ought TO have been promptly and for
may presented he obtained through other channels pri
vntc audience at tho Court Of tc uerieg where to
knowledge he made most favorable impression Louis
rapooon not only concerned himself but also n behalf
Of the great object OF lie msionbi hearing being that Of
Straightforward democrat adorned W the elegant simplicity
Marylandndced tie Unipnhas tn DO such
Tic articles which to be forwarded TO the Amer
Crystal pnlaceof oSquisite skill aud perfection
workmanshp@by the French COVER nment wifi likely,
ppon the pressed Colonel Hughes
20 tho Emperor he conveyed 10 their Destination In first
Glars steaLsiip-owar. under tho
spoia Our ingenious and uerprisinx coun
tiyon will repair TO New York quite confident
from the most distant nts prepared 20 profit by all that
cxlitf 70 the public view They learn much that will
contribute TO accelerate tho majestic destiny Of that repub
lie whose infancy is ovorshadoWing tho mtes autJeracs
that Lave ever een permitted ny ndugent people e exist
willie they win not tail TO admire al! that i beautiful let
them ltreft ty all that is valuable ard useful.
The fdlnburg scotpaH saws that the Earl Of Eie
las t.ep ~ onN lac. s.sooty coA4n..ss.Ja.g -
tsId lie groa. exhibition at New York