The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20


with ane southwest breeze and : clear sky 1hioa
yeouitsd speedy psssags, ne oomuens.d journey.
Boon sAoulAtoEs were made how man, days would
que TO reach Cape Clear With this wind hs opnioss
varied from ten to twelve days Alns for al human cal
situations To whist they amounted will be sssn by thu
following
will End that took oonsids.sb numbae OF sick on
board six Of whom died OF Asiac cholera up IL
friends, give, here With, their names
ssrgsan, JsAe prvItss Burke and GoblAr company A,
Private Northman, company h; Corporal Morris, oom.
One, name unknown, companJB B.
We made cons,dsrable headway during the day, and
the morning OF the 9th dswned upon without change
Of wind or weather.
The tolowirg deaths have to record on the 9TH
Artifoer Kemmell and Private Deany, Company D, Pr
uOmpanyL
much rain fell al the rorsing mp to II O'Clock A. NJ
when the wind charged to northwest, and continued
daring the day; towards dusk saw bark bound to the
yost Am rejoiced to have no deaths to record this
Jan s-wind light from the east; weather rainy and
end Private oarbit, Company L, died
Jan s.wind W.; heavy EQUALS about II a. NJ; mush
Ssvysr, Company @, and winter, COMPANY l. died. .
Jan. 10 Vino continued W.
ysse Flo, .ntip Compsny Il died; lon a. aes.
Jan. Ia Wird W. and slsar Pr.vstss AAstirs Com.
Dany A. and Bodery, Company l. died; lon. IS deg 10
Jan. ls.-wnd NV, with occasional hail storms; loa.
- deg. 80 min.
Jan. IA Wild s. W rainy; lon. 80 deg 80 min.
Jan. lb,-wind " and rainy; lon. "a osS. 50 min.
Jan. ls.-Wind W., fine breeze; At dask = strange
&c second sail since We left the San Tranosoo lon IL
asg. 40 mir lat. 90 deg 10 min.
jan oa ' Il n S@s lat 50 deg
jan y Wind Sac Blowing "a terrific gale; were
Jan 2o-wird G, nodsr,ting; spoke An Ensliuh
Schooner and exchanged Ongitudss lon 10 deg 4a mn
Jan aI-wind T., fresh, fossy, and rainy; entered
ChAnne but thick could got observations at6
r. n. 1t cleared and set faiL
Jan "a = Hinisw.
JAu. 2S.- Wind Sc light; at O'Clock A. NJ, OF Holy
had took IIvel pool pilot; At 10 e,sl0ot steam
"; came to anchor 1T six p. tie regal all steam
ship Africa arrived ct the same time; Lieut. wader,
thorne, Eq. Consul at Liverpool, stating the con
aision we're in, and trying AXE ourselves
rDEtabs ~ possi.e; the Consul, ho-evsr-f am
Bscty Misunderstanding 1t loss how (tas bseg
tbs frat csse Of the lind lscord informed Lieut. w.
would immediately tss graph to Minister the Court
o b. James asking for these having finally
bssn received We were preveed sith good wholesome
Jan 2o.-sixtsen Of this command deserted
Jan 27-Embarked on the roy al mail Steamship Amer.
-, which wAs chartered to take US to Boston
MONDAY, FEB. 18, 1854
From the time Of leaving the Auta-ctio suffer
inGn were ut end; On board the america We found
xsssnt accommodations ana good and sholssome food
md b the officers and Of this gallant ship am call
ID upon By brothers In Arms to return sincere thanks
Or their kind attentions and ssntlemanly treatment
whilst on our passage from Liverpool to Boston.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AMERICA,
BosroS HARBox, Feb. l6 1854. !
Tor The information Of your readers take
The liberty Of enclosing Hat Of the Of
ths passengers who arrived here In the America to day
l. Chss. T. winder, "a LENT Third Artillery, Com'dg
4 John g. Chandler, Bvt I'd Lieut., Third Artillery.
q VIM Rankin, sutter, do,
4 wm. Gorham. Sgt Major, do
q Hermann Hrs III, Asst. Or. Master, Sgt. do.