The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-12

sane 70 the sansaes amidst thusSeiss applause The
Governor and several Il the Military officers, actually
rose and with ths canes beat the outside Of ksir bsxss
and suppose had II been in American theatre, the
stage would bs covered with hats.
Miss Hayes third concert for the benefit OF the
Ghs night succeeding her charity concert the public
tsiep from her coach ard with the Governor By her
sce .he was drawn to her hotel by OF the frst peo
to eee her friends Who after giving three times three
to the " Swan OF Erin" allowed her to retire. llr.
Bushnell agent for Miss H. then put the crowd through
The seventh and last concert ales place on the 3D. and
a complimentary the Attn On the 6h she goes 10
Santiago and then to Lima to complete an engagement,
The !. Last Rose Of surnmern Coming through the
Rye" and "Auld Robin Gray" have been the favorle
Songs and of course have been repeatedly encored on
called out the tsird time
Mr. Nenss did not At first please but he brought up
Commercially We have to report the lose OF the
Quito, the Captain installing his port Judging him
some twelve miles to the nortbward Of it, and about
O'Clock T. NJ struck rock the shore, whsn under
putting the rss out; the steam was then allO red to
escape boats lowered and ali the passengers savs
who jumped overheard and was drowned) taken safely
ehoe. The following morning the baggage was taken
shore but found re6 by the sailors The steamer is
total lo,s which, public opinion says was the fault Of
while ON this subject would add that there great
need of opposition lice of American Steamers which
would receive universal patronage both from passengers
ard shippers the trade large and fully to compe
ttop hope you viii call pubc attention TO these facts,
and devote Jour columns for time to doing this great
service the prces of freight and passage
mously high as TO make another line open to competi
ton.
have nothing TO give you in relation to the rau
rosd II is but moving at the usual snail plce the
ph ia quite useless from being constantly broken BY
the natives using posts for FIRE wood and the wire for
fencing the government not appearing to notice IL or 70
try to put stop TO such depredations.
am requested by the master OF the American ship
Venice Ct Portsmouth TO give you the following report
In latitude SO deg 20 min s. longitude - deg Ii mn
W. fell in with the Spanish bark Marta from Glaysq1l
bound to Nalsgs Who few dsys before. had picked
the crew Of the Englsh chip Maria, from Caao bound u
Liverpool. She sprung aleab IN heavy souhsest gale,
and went down in latitude 80 $ longitude so the
captain and crew. forty two in number had Just time 70
ge into their boats with few provisions only tn
Captain Of the Venice furnished them with 10 provi
sops and took ten of Il EN- board and ought them
to this port The Venics OFF Cape Horn thirty odd
days. during which time she did not make one hundred
miles her course experiencing h'avy westerly gales
splitting her SAILS stove monkey rail fore and aft this
srbosrd side broke main rail- ripping 1t OF it's stanchions
stove quarter boat wheel house. forecase and
washing overheard the pinnacle compasses and cabin
stylght and filing the cabin with water. The Venice
1emsi1ed twenty-five hours in Valparaiso taking water
and a few provisions. ROMEO