The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-11

wa - EDWARD K COLLINS 4 CO., SO Wall street.
Passengers are requested to be on board at II M
The steamship Baltic viii succeed the Pacific and sail
February5
TT,HE ROYAL Mali. STEAMER PErREL 800 TONS,
Capt Sampson will sail for Bermuda and st. Thomas,
Friday the It'll Of January, 1853 at noon Passage
has been built expressly for tropical climate, and has
well ventilated and large state rooms with plunge and
shower baths W" cS sE Bowling TO
NOR SAN YRANCICO.-FOR sAIE-A THROUGH
Il ticket for LADY, in choice state room in ladies'
loon, with another lady, in steamer Illinois, sails JAN
Herald Office with NAME and where interview may be
had
DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCO.-THE FAvO-
- rite clipper ship SWORD FISH, Captain D. S. Bah
Francisco which performed in ninety days and has
just accomplished the shortest passage of the season.
from China, fairly dstancng all competition and estab-
ceive cargo Wednesday, 18th, at pier No. North
River, and sail about the 25th inst For the re-
manning capacity, bulk Of about 500 bbls,, apply to
SUTTON & CO., 81 Wall street.
CTEAM FOR MONTEvIDEO, BUEN0s AYRES, ENTIRE
- Rios Correntes ASSUMPTION and Cuvaba lin Brazil
sample freight and passengers will be taken In fast
mand Of an experienced captain to leave this port
about the 10th Of January Cabin to Montevideo and
snenos Ayres $50 Cabin to Paraguay $500 For
Agents, "A Broadway.
A UsTRAIIAN PACKET LINE.-THE A 1 CLIPPER
"A bark PEYTONA, 500 TONS will succeed the Abus,
about the LIST of February This beautiful specimen Of
marine architecture built by MKay of Boston, for
racer, and, like her namesake the famous horse,
she has been beaten. Mr. MKay was the builder
of the Flying Fish, Flying Cloud Stai1ordshire. Sove-
reign of the Seas, and other clippers and the Peytona
will be fitted up in style as elegant unique, and
fresh provisions will be furnished for large portion of
her passengers on the eighteth day from New York
including stoppages 1t is not fair to compare this ship
with the ordinary class of vessels hitherto fitted and
now advertised for Australia as the Peytona is above
competition from any quarter She will take expert
enced surgeon and all the attention of first class hotel
will be provided in the most liberal manner. drawing
of the ship and plan of berths will be exhibited and
rates of and other particulars made known by
applying to the australian Packet Line Proprietor Capt
A. PELIE1IER 9S Wall street. Babbidge Il Valentine,
consignees 16S South street.
L'OR AUsTRAIIA.-TIIE BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER SHIP
Il EAGLE, having accommodations for passengers SUI
peror to any ship in port, being ready for sea- will
sail in few days For freight passage apply to the
captain on board, pier 8, North river foot Of Rector
street.
i trips to Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond about the
goth inst Due notice will be given when she is ready to
receive freight. LUDLAM & PLEASANTS.
ITO CAIIFoRNIANs-FRoM ONE TO TWELVE CHIEF
i cabin passengers be accommodated in first
class clipper ship hence for San Francisco on most rea
S. A. JAFFE, lle Leonard street
TT s MAIL STEAMSHIP COSiPANY-FOR NEW OR
CITY, Henry Windle commander will sail from the pier
at foot of Warren street N r. on Wednesday, January
Havana and New orleans-New Arrangement :wI1dies'
and after saloon berths 500 forward saloon berh $780,
steersge SIS Specie only taken on freight to Havana
Shippers of freight requested to supply themselves
with the company's bills Of ading which may be had on
No bills Of adng signed after twelve o'clock the day
o. ROBERTS, 1T West street. corner Warren.
NEW YORK AND ALABANIv STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR, Robert W. shufeit felt
u s N, Communicable steamer Black Warrior will
Tuesday JAM 25h at IL O'Clock precisely from pier foot
Of Harrison street North river Passage s65 Freight
He to a be
free of commissions No freight taken to Havana but
specie. No freight received sailing days Companys
bills ofladng be had at No 80 Nassau street. Ship
pers must send in their bills of adng to the Office by
nine O'Clock, p NJ, Monday, Jan. "a. Passengers for
SG es 9tsot CO., a 81 Broadway
Tor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, R. D. Lines,
mander, will leave for Havre touching at Southampton
n Pae the aad on
So Baggage not wanted during the voyage should be
sent on board the day before sailing, marked beow;"
INST %oR SEn WINES Agent So Broadway
T'oR sAvANNAH-U. s. NAIL IINE-TIIE SUPERIOR
steamship 1nt InoDA captain n : woodruff on Sat Sat
No. A. North river Apply to SAMUEL 4. MITCHELL,
10. Front street The a Captain hudSy
Accommodations and fare these ships have superior
on the coast.
NOTICE-THE SCHOONER LOUIS r. NACKEY WILL
tween the LIST of April and the 4h of July 1853 for 5000
$780, just they please. For further particulars
inquire of D. Mackey or Louis Bradbury Of North Ha-
verstraw, B. Bennett, sailmaker, New York.
ruS-
N Turber, of the Great Western-Sr: We, the passen
gers board the Great Western joyfuy avail ourselves
Of this happy occasion to address you and tender unto
age and safe arrival under the American flag ut the go
rous land of the great republic. To your unremtting
attention to health and comfort owing under Pro-
vence that there has been sickness board during
voyage the broad Atlantic Your vgience and
ability Captain of the Great Western your aability of
manners sir and easness Of access virtues which
must ever endear you to our memories and when writing
to friends in the oppressed land which have left
about emgratng TO America to proceed there under
auspices Wishing you, SIR every happiness, we have
the honor 10 be, sir your obedien servants Signed
- CHRISTOPHER GIBBONS,
New York Jan. 8, 1853. MICH'L CARNEY.
WE THE PASSENGERS ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP
w Northern Light on her return passage from San
Juan del Nortc to New York, are about entering
port of destination feel that cannot leave without
evincipg high appreciation of the talents and worth
of Captain Miner now her Commander as gentleman,
and navigator and pre- eminenty possess
ing the qualifications requisite in filing the high post
assigned him. In the short relation which has existed
between us he has been kind and respectful with
strict eye to the comforts and individual wants of a
and in taking final leave of him. take great plea
in thus giving this public expression Of senti
ments and recommending him to the travelling public
worthy of their confidence.
Steamship Northern Light, of Sandy Hook JAN 1858.
Capt. N c. Cary, H. L. Douglass,
GO Samuel Noric, D. c. Beers,
Col. David Hayden, Vim. II. Oakley,
s. A. Maxcy, Capt Samuel j. Frisbee,
James Jones' John YALE
John w. Haynes, Henry NJ Lee ESQ,
w. c. Dawson, NJ. j. Bcrkenwtz,
Richard Dunning, J. N. Boulard
G, NJ. Sanderson, d. O. Shaw,
p +. Raney, II. Klbourne
L. Krydro, j. w. Robinson,
John De Graf. J. II. Gorham,
M. McWilams, W. Hammond,
J. W. Mohlcr, Elisha Higgins,
George Hanse, J. G. Vanter,
A. c. Brainard, NJ. u. Phil. Post