The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-15
Trip OF the Vanderbilt.
STEAMER VANDERBILT, ENGLISH CHAySI

June ~, 1901 J
10 d 8 WILCOX, Commander Of American steamer Van
DEAR sR-we, the passengers on the steamer Wander
bih from New York 70 Southampton and Havre, feel II
70 be duty well great pleasure, 70 express
oyou, ere we separate, the high satisfaction we nave
s.ersncsd in our unusually and speedy yoy
time in which this voyage has been accomplished, with
feeling Of perfect security, arising In considerable de-
gree from the steady movement Of the shp and your un
oeasng watchuness the vast charge entrusted TO
your care, sacrifice when necessary Of every per-
sonal comfort and during al TINS d me 70 nave snGysa
two we'll regulated hotels, including table supplied with
every deicscy, well as the subssantias an occur
which does great honor to the noble ship which
command we'll its proprietor and yourself in her
admirable equipment and the order, regularity and strict
discipline with which she has been managed
The attention and cheerful and obgng of your
surgeon and purser, Dr. j. Owen of your steward,
Mr. H. j. an are entitled to our thanks respect and
o0mmenda ion In the hope, sir that the Vanderbilt may
long be preserved additional means, by the facilities
she affords Of drawing closer the ties of friendly relations
Europe that your life may spa ed for many years
prosperity and usefulness we remain p, win much re-
B S1r es y. John Tucker n "; Allen s. s.
lard, s. Charles Adams, ~ Y; J. p Dewes, N. r.;
F. Morris, N. Y; John 7; Hoffman, n: Up: Tyler,
Brooklyn; Ulysses D. French, N. Y; James P. Wallace,
n. " W. II. Ross, Havana; John A. Norris ~ Y A. B.
Marks, N: Y; J. NJ Mercer, savannah; Aug: s. Brown,
N. Y Alex Reid, Demsrara; A. L. Myers, n Y George
Mathew 7. veuerlein, Philadelphia; P. Perrarlando,
3. Jago Lucus NJ, Sheldon, N. " VIM D. Fiskerty, N.
u q. . .
N. O.; John A. Bell. N. Y; +. Grlmsud France; g. s.
Coddington N Y; Ruardo Alvarez Havana G. A. Msr-
cor, Y; A. Chench, louisiana C. schneider, N. Y. f.
Fros, N O. A. g. Black N Y; Leon Oueyrouge, N o.;
Cornelius B. Smith, N Y; Senior n Penell, Philadelphia;
James p Toer, N Y. Senior Rondne iii, Philadelphia; g.
A. Perkins, Paris A. p. Dewey, N Y - B. Coles, Jr N
q g. Feurot u s. c., Bordeaux; Breton N. o.; s.
Austin N Y; j. G. Barpel, N. Webster Woodman, n.
Y.F Smith, the Prory Dudley; c. Ludman, N: Y; j. IL
Bernard, Canon, Va p. Martinez, NJ Y. A. w. Watts,
Maine; v. Dufoesat, N. E. G. Anderson Jr., Savan
nah; E E. Dewey, y. Y, and fifty others
To which Captain W uCox responded as follows
LADIES AND GENTIKMES-In response TO the handsome
In which have just done me the honor OF
posing and drinking my health together with the
tation Of letter complimentary TO myself and officers,
beseech accepaon of the warmesi expression Of
thanks II is truly generous your part thus publicly to
eviuce such friendly sentiments towards enc on this to
most Of you my first association. am, therefore, EN-
boldened by ouch exhibition Of your goodness to
bespeak the invaluable exercise Of your extensive
connections and interests with your travelling friends
and to reerate them these sentiments Of confidence
and satisfaction TO the press and myself, and thereby
second the mighty efforts OF her enterprispg owner
10 crush down the mail monopoies existing bet veen
he shores Of the land approach and our own to the
fullest contamination OF the victory OF free seas FOR free
people Hoping have the pleasure OF your company on
board the Vanderbilt future occasion, once
most heartily tender you my deep sense OF obga-
ton and gratitude
LOG OF STEAMSHIP VANDERBILT.
Cows, 10 O'Clock A. M, June go 1857.
The new Amer steamship Vanderbilt, d. II. Wilcox,
nq, commanding, from New York ON 10Th inst, with
l82 passengers and $3.50 900 in specie for London and
Psrs left her wharf at New York at 1230P. NJ and
ehored at Cowes at 10 A. NJ. this day.
Time from port to port, days l61S hours.
Saturday, 2oh, at 1890, cast of from the wharf; at