The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-12

Departure OF the steamer North Star.
HER SAILING TOWNSHIPS PAssKN6ERs-cERis-
rY MISsrRELs-PARor aoEs ouiErLr-NEs DE-
VEL oPEMENrs IN rae oAsE-soRsKs ON BOARD,
IN The CABIN, ON SHORE, ETC.
The North Ear one OF the Vanderbilt ne departed yes-
terday at for Europe Touching at Bremen, ouhamp
TON an Havre She 10 magoia,sn; chip Of 800 IONS
burhen, and In huings up accommodation and appoint
msnx, not inferior 10 any European steamer soat she
considered Of the quickest saers OF the lice, having
made her last trip from Southampton To New York In the
space eleven days and i've hocrs Rer passenger
list numbered this time III; among whom were joel w.
White, Consul 70 lyons J. X Dlar, Consul TO Bremen;
Messrs pounelIy, Nish, Burton, Christian, wamboId,
Pierce, Rsynor, Collins and Brewr, VINO 60 out es the
Chrs,y Ministries. EACH Of the troupe pays lis own sho"
is oni stock concern and they !cipa.e by cutting
up negro capers and singing negro songs 10 get little
'pe" out Of John Bull. We hope they may Ind Johns
horn as soft ~ they expect may be tho days OF
.'turn about and wheel about and dance Jim Crow have
returned in TO give the Mirstres rou,ng good
time OF it. Among the passengers not the least
remarkable was the celebrated Parrot, OF French
sxradition case notorety. Gge numoer
Of his friends-neary all French-agaited hs arrival at
pier No. D. considerable time before the sailing Of
the vessel II was even whispered about that another or
fort would be made 10 get him "leg ball" When the
Rynders the Captain nephew, (who acts Is Deputy Mar
shall, and goes over to Europe with HIM and Deputy
Thompson arrived, surrounded by excited crowd,
many of whom cried "po, pointing to the prisoner
Parrot made no remarks showed any sigus Of resist
ance. He walked up tho gsngway, not seeming
to wish to recognise any one about him, and
was shown to his berth, which 10 the last one asern,
adjoining that OF Theodore Rynders, In whose ;u''
tody he remains uutil delivered up TO the
French .uihori,ies The episode OF his marriage which
appeared in yesefdays HERALD, gives touch OF the ro-
mantle 70 tho case and was generally supposed MS new
made Wife would accompany him on the "honey moon"
rensning IN New York until further Developments
made In this extrao: binary mixed up French railroad
Certain oondsns that he has pa,ty accepted them ana
II he turns stag We may expect to see some rich de-
yelopemens Of railroad pecdlaion involving those high In
authority In France who 70 are sans pour sans
reproche Parrot, seems, After al only Escape
goat" wealth AMI position having screened the principal
crminals-hey being largo share gamblers and stock
iobbers The excitement On the pier was kept up until
the North Star had got into the channel OF the river Az
passenger amer passenger arrived their friends rushed on
board, from stern there perfect Babel Of
confusion, and such jam that u with difficulty one
could elbow his way through the boat. "Iiollo therel
Were aer sr this is your check" as os ra mon
cc6re, konsiesu9" dComprenes pas" A shake Of the
porters head set the Frcuchmsn scratching his aud
Cox, fsv de pus0 Whatever ode puk" meant, reporter
saith NOT being ''nix rouse on the question: bat Il
nation Of the sod German for he evidently in what
legal luminares call "a quandary" Around the clerks
S Wser ,Ss nv a,h DerS ve me mue says
second edition Of Daniel Lambert, "my berth's too small
cant get nn well then sse aowp me psruuoa
nxn And leaving the Irahmsn to get Of the best
way he could, We descended 70 the cabin. Jerusalem
what . sight Some fobbns-o,hers slobbering-
more laughiDg-a few hob. nobbng, amid universal
sabbeIng In the midst OF which the bell sounded Had
been The tocsn Of war; the last trumpet or had the
uohI an Yu N M am
passengers and friends could not be greater Then com
menced the pteep-tbe adieu-the shaking Of hands,
embracing, busting and "sch gettn' up stairs nee
did see" Arriving Deck the captain shouting on,
"Lcs no one up me gang~ay but pssscngers'-"Al
down the narrow exL Here Was N be seen the very
climax OF tho 'farewells "Bisies like the crack OF
cartmans whip resounded on oil sides Never can our
reporter forget tho face Of that iovey girl with eyes su
fused, the turned 10 bestow Care sekiss on I'VE
were going wriie) her brother but recollection Of
one or tother our reporer-and he is especially bash
full felt the su cak OF desire 20 far down
into his boots before nor dont want to be led iao such
temptation again Once the shore-the passengerl
crowded 10 The side and their friends 10 the edge OF the
pier. "Good bye, Dick tell Mac TO keep piece Of the
owe to my mother keep Of the sun, It's scorchipg
hot and dangerous" "Adeu;" "Taks OF yourself
see tnsa Fosters account looked alter safe and
heard every eide, while those shore kept sh
oranges by the dozen TO their fenis board Doc OF
amused The crowd VITA sundry tricks and mouthings
Seeing that public patronage aimed MIN In ihs
aha sho OF oranges he opened his empty carpet
sack and received many ,heus Of appreciation will
last him the entire voyage When the moorings
ooeed and the ship getting under weigh the troupe
struck up "Farewel SAlhe," "were Sailing Down the
RIVER continued until out OF hearing, singing popu
lar negro melodies The departure OF the North STAR
witnessed by largo crowd, who repeatedly cheered tho
noble che magnidccnty moved INTO the cha mel
We earn she had specie on board 70 tho amount OF
$500 0C0. II expected she will make the Trip and
half days passage 70 Europe IL nov within the
reach OF 10 many We are not surprised
To Me crowds that take advantage OF the summer
season. and visit the continent OF the Old World instead OF
spending their money Al over crowded, half starving
and exorbtant charging watering places The 1rst cabin
passage In the North Star ID $50; In the second $50