The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21

mand weekly line between New York and San Francis
the Pacific and United States Mail Steamship Compa
nies-the pioneers in navigation between the At
hntic and Pacific porsw At arrange their ships
in both oceans SO as to extend their present semi month
ly service TO weekly line, commencing the Goth
proximo, folows;Leave New York the 9th, 18th,
goth and 2sth leave SEN Francisco the ls sth 10TH
safety and regularity with which they have heretofore
performed their voyages, afford the best guarantee
against detention and accidents These companies
prepared with their extra tonnage and the facilities
which long perience affords them not only fully to
eommodats the public but to do 90 At the most favorable
rates-
Il cent clipper ship EMPRESS OF THE SEA will ALL
IN few days This ship has large and beautiful cabins,
Cited expressly for the conveyance Of ladies and families
to make the 10 San Francisco inside Of ninety
days. For freight or passage o spp 4St to 90 wan
NLIPPER SHIP oouRsER, BERRY COMMANDER, FOR
~ San Francisco viii haul into the stream from pier I,
East river this day and take the bulk of 80 bbls
light freight, sent alongside this morning shippers
will please send in their bills OF adng can be
CARY l. CO., 30 Pine street.
MAILER & LORD, los Wall street.
A UsrRAIJAN STEAMSHIP CoMPANY-FoR PORT
~ Philip, Melbourne, aud Sydney, Australia-The
magnificent new steamship GOLDEN AGE. 3,ooe tons
burthen, -, commander. win be despatched for the
above ports on or about the 10Th May This steamship
Is Of the size and strength and in every equal
Collins line Of steamers and it s believed viii prove to be
the fastest steamship in the world Her accommodations
to those Of any steamer bnlt Rates Of passage
First class ladies' saloon 1916 first class upper saloon
$780, second class, 5275; third class $500. The books
are now open. For freight passage, apply to
J. HOWARD son, Agents, "a Broadway.
A US1RAIIA PIONEER IlNE-THE NOBLE SHIP
IA EUPHRAsaA Captain Armi Smith, taking in
Philip punctually the I'D inst The Euphrasa il the
seventh ship of this well established line, and will be pro
yisioned in the liberal her predecessors
Passengers TO examine her accommodations
or to W. c4Mos or JOHN OGDEN liz INV wa street
A AUSTRALIAN PACKET IINE.-TflE BEAUTIFUL CLIP
N per ship THE0XENA, VII be dispatched on her reg
uar day early in March The propretors of this line
call attention to this splendid vessel and refer to the
prompt manner in which their former ships (the ABUS
and PEYToNA have sailed from this port 10 persons
intending to visit Australia this line efers the advan-
tsges Of fast vessels elegance of accommodation and
every comfort render the voyage agreeable being
sions furnished the most liberal SCALE An early APP
LEGATION important Apply on board, or to Capt An
OvERMANN & GRUNER, as South street
A MERICAN PACKET IINE-FoR PORT PHILIP.
"A Australia. The beautifully modelled and smart sail
ing live oak clipper bark MARY PARKER will sail for
Port Philip on or about the 9th Of March Having
taking passengers between decks she presents advan
tages which may be sought for in vain in other ships
on the berth for passengers Without any of the dis
comfort for want of air and light inseparabe from i'll
arranged accommodations between decks there will be
but class of passengers and the rate of passage
fixed $125 only invited to inspect her
before engaging elsewhere For freight passage apply
to - c. ERER Office Of American Packet Line, No iss
Maiden lane.
E,xCEISIOR LINE FOR AUsTRALlA.-THE SPLENDID
pier Is East river and yet take 1000 bbls freight
and accomm odate few more cabin passengers. This
and has been beaten She has made the passage
from Canton in 81 days. the to Anjier in "a days.
has performed the voyage out and home and
receiving full cargoe in the amazing short time Of
months and twenty di NssE Anpy N sS 81 o II,
e The splendid new steam clipper CITY OF NORFOLK,
will be ready to receive freight in few days and will
M n nor sas ports This
quick run out She has splendid accommodation for
few more cabin passenger; For balance Of freight or
Oar Mr. Samuel p Lord goes this vessel to estAS
lish commission house at Melbourne and would take
charge Of any eonsenments made to him. For further
information, apply as above.
TOR SYDNEY, AUSTRAXIA-THE l CLIPPER SHIP
L ST. THOMAS Captain Merrill, having four nfths
u her cargo engaged will have immediate despatch
above Having extensive accommodations for arst and
second class passengers persons destined for Australia
will find to their advantage to examine this superior
fast sailing vessel before engaging else ere For balance
IT'S sO.Bsaver street on SCHMIDT BAINHEN, lO5 and
LOT Wall street
TINTED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON,
u E. NJ Fitch, Commander, will sail for Bremen touch
y, II,
Pier No 3North river at IL o'clock NJ Price of passage
In first cabin main saloon. $40
In first cabin lower saloon. 100
An experienced surgeon attached to the ship All let
tiers must pass through the Post Office Specie delivered
In Havre and London. For passage freight apply to
AoILER, SAND RERA, Agents % South street
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
1N For Mobile, stopping Mt Havana-The side wheel
steamship BL .tK WARRIOR Robert W. shufsIdt Us.
N, commander THE steamer Black Warrior will sail for
Mobile Friday February 25th at IL O'Clock precisely
from pier foot Of Harrison street North river Passage
sos Freight taken for New Orleans, at 3c cubic foot
Goods consigned to L. Meade Co., Mobile will be for
warded free Of commissions No freight taken to Havana
but specie No freight received sailing days Com
panys bills Of ladng be had Mt 30 Nassau street
Shppers must send their bills of lading to the Office by
nine O'Clock p. NJ, Thursday, February "a Passen-
gers for Havana must passports before leaving
port LIVINGSTON, CROCHER0N & CO., 81 Broadway.
T,OR SAVANNAH AND FIORIDA-U. s. NAH. LINE.
Il The superior steamship FLORIDA, Captain NJ. s.
Woodruff saturday, February, 26h at O'Clock NJ,
from pier No. North river. Apply to SAMUEL Z NIT
CHILL 1874 Front street The Alabama c. ID. Ludlow on
Saturday, March 5h For speed strength, accommoda-
tons, and fare, these ships have no superior on the
coast.
EXPRESS AGENCIES.
DERFoRD h CO.'S CALIFORNIA, OREGON SOUTH
ID American and China Mail Express, will go forward
on the spcndd fast running steamer Uncle sam on Mon
day 2lst instant at twelve o'clock noon, in charge Of
mail agent tn rough to San Francisco Our letter bags
viii be closed at eleven A. NJ. BERFORD CO.,
Aston House.
DFRFoRD & 60. y CALIFORNIA FREIGHT EXPRESS
ID will 20 forward on Monday, Feb IL, per steamer
Ohio in charge of our messenger to destination and con
meet with the and splendid steamship John L. Ste
vens, at Panama. All parcels to be sent IN by r. NJ
BERFORD & CO., No. Aston House.