The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-01


4 RUSSIAN vxssHL THAT WAS cArTUxID ~ rHD
BRITISH AND SOLD AS PRIZE, IN THE PonR Or
NEW YORK.
bay and finally moorsd herself at pier No. 81 East river
at the foot Of Oliver strsst This ship named the
Egyptian Queen, and built at some port tho
Balti, within the doinions Of the Gar While her
first voyage outside the Catsgat abe captured by
British privsteer and condemned and soli as . war
prize This captrrs made about year age, in the
North Sea- just OF the coast Of Hull. No resistance
was made by the Egyptian Queen when ovsrhauisd BY
the enemy and without str apg blow shs struck tha
Russian flag and gave herself prize She was towed
into HULL and Afterwards tassn London, where she
was sold to Pothienier Co., who paid for he! IL ZOO
tons buThen and by her officers Is repassi to Be- fast
sailing vessei In she lie what sailors term "Ja;k-
ass ship" which ma T ms something between bark and
and perhaps there not in the port Of New York
vessel capable Of more or w,ataerng sever
in ship building, trade taught her by her ustrious
Peter the Great.
Dag and the property Potbienier Co., she has made
voyage from London to Alexandris, in Egypt re-
urnipg from Alexandria 10 Liverpool with cargo OF
cotton and heans She made another voyage from
Liverpool to ing out with her cargo Of
sosl Az this time, vhls IN Alexandria shs vas newly
who 10 her frat officer ut the present time Shipping
cargo Of rags she set nail from Alexandria for the port
Of New York. and as have already said arrived here
few days ago. Her Ire cargo Of rags has been pur-
chased by Messrs. PeIsse Brooks, and viii soon b
manufactured ints paper for the NEW YORK HERALD.
The Egyptian Queen viii san from here to London.
BRUTAL ATTACK ON 4 FlNcH DOCTOR.
Dr.. Petean, OF this city, returning from visit 10
patient in HobokeD, accostsd BY young fesAals
in Of the walks leading TO the Eysian Fields, who
asked him the hour, and his taking the watch from
his pocket she seized it. and before he could recover ha
behind, who knocked him Gown and beat him dresduly
handsome gold watch, valued at STA, $27 in money
- tAa<
him, and he was left sensslsss on the walk. He was
taken to the Hotel BY some passsrs BY whsrs
he found to be dreIdfuly injured. The authorities
of HOboken are ON the track Of the asssilauts.
MILITARY VISIT.
The New Haven Blues will visit New York about the
18th Of june They WI be the guests Of the Hghwood
Guards, OF Hoboken.
SERKsApE 10 COLONEL VAN BURzS, OF THE ELEVENTH
REcMKNr-The officers of the Eleventh. Regiment Of the
State militia last night compmented their Colonel with
serenaae at hts residence in Fourteenth street. near
Fifth avenue Shell ops band was engaged for the oc-
cason and at l2 O'Clock drew up before the mansion
Of the gallant Colonel and awakened the neigh
the band was up selections from the operas Of
.Ernani," "Don Pasqnale," LA Favorita" "LueIstia
sbout one hunsred s,TOn1 wers invited INTO tho
house Of Colonel Van Buren, and escorted to well spread
table, loaded with all the uxuries that epcure could
wish-wine flowed in abundance, and the first toast,
ssThe health Of Colonel Van Buren, drank with loud
applause. The Colonel made anappropziate response,
Other speeches were made and good humor and Arn
friendship fingered around the tempting tables till two
O'Clock in the morning when the company dispersed
Colonel Van Buren, kept in ignorance Of any nten-
ton to serenade him. and was taken entirely by sur
PRISE No commander connected with State militia,
perhaps has greater hold upon the affections and
esteem Of lis regiment than Colonel Van Buren, The
serenade we'll managed last night and doubt
crafty ing compliment, to the recipient, who unites In
himself the Qualities OF the gentleman and the soldier
THE MORMON EMGRArIoN.-Thers has been an error
in the published accounts Of the number Of Normsns
who have como to northern ports The following ID
correct statement Of the ships who have
arrived up to the present 6ate:-
At the port Of Pnladelphia-