The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

had reached the pier permission was given them TO TAX
Their chance between the two steamers and great
Der-pernaps one hundred in all-went on the City OF
washington They are the lucky few who will reach
their destination near the time they due in Liver
stroyed the friends relatives of those having
passage upon her need not put themselves 10 the
sgntest mental anxiety or inconvenience All are SAFE
All VIII De well provided for by the Inman Company.
CARD PROM THE PASSENGERS or THE GLASGOW.
Az meeting Of the passengers OF the late steamship
Glasgow, held on board the bark Rosamond, al sea,
Madera, having been called 70 preside and Rev c.
Egan acting az secretary, the following resolutions
unanimously adopted
Resolved That in view Of the miraculous deliverance
30 timely and 10 efcacoUslv Afforded resulting IN the
safety OF every human being board grateful and
heartfelt thanks due, and are humby rendered
Almighty God the maker and preserver Of all, for his
merciful remembrance OF and goodness 10 US
cso'ved rhat our thanks are em,nentiy due and are
herenv rendered. 10 Captain Henry Manning OF the late
steamer Glasgow, we'll his officers for their k,nd
ness during the prosperous portion Of the PASSAGE and
ment IN the saving Of all the passengers and In the orderly
transit from the burning steamer TO the bark
Resolved, That In the opinion Of this meeting the sad
calamity dd not arise from want Of discipline in the
Captains government Of his vessel but from
tirely beyond the control Of him and his officers.
Resolved That our thanks hereby rendered TO Cap
tain r. y Wallis, OF the bark RosamOnd also 10 his
officers and crew for their Kindness, sefsacrihce de-
voon and personal 10 the wants Of those who
through this caasrophe thrown under their kind.
mess and protection
Resolved That these resolutions be signed by the on
Rev C. EGAS, Secretary.
TREATMENT PROM THE COMPANY.
The passengers also speak the highest terms regard
inf the mtrcrdy OF the captain Of the lost his
eSetons TO all and the in which the agents
or the company have used them since their arrival
New York All the cabin passengers paid four dol
Lars per day az detention money until they al and
ar furnished tickets the City OF London, which Is 10
leave on Saturday OF the present The steera 20
passenger have FIVE dollars each and similar tickets by
the city OF London, and OF course the few who lost their
baggage will have II replaced
SALVAGE.
The captain and crew of tho Martha Washington will
undoubtedly make good thing out OF the Glasgow g
hull all there may be left or undestroyed in the
way Of salvage Towing her while still FIRE o
bright Yankee idea
VOYAGES or THE GLASGOW.
The Glasgow first arrived nj this city the 9th Of
August, 1856 at which time she in the Glasgow line
OF steamers where she remained until the year 1e60
when she was purchased by the Inman Company. Up
n the period of her transfer she had crossed the
thirty eight times and since her advent IN the Inman
line she has made the run from continent TO continent
sxtysi times that have record of-making, in the
aggregate, one hundred and four times that she has
successfully traversed the Atlantic from Europe to
America