The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-16
Marine Affairs.


Tar NICARAGUA RoUrE.-The undersigned passengers
from San Francisco TO New York the Nicaragua
route take pleasure in testifyng to the travelling
public their entire satisfaction with said transit route
thor conviction that with the means and facilities always
provided, and with the improvements now in progress
this IL destined only to compete successfully
with the old Panama but fail TO become
the fayorte Of travel between the Atlantic States
and Pacific possessions that present passage
his has been in all respects fortunate and agree
able by crossing the State OF Nicaragua the OK
cesve heat and consequent exposure to disease Of tho
Panama entirely avoided and the passengers
,ns haam s WOW n ~ ~ wnIn io os
travel IN the world, while the land carriage from San
Juan TO Virgin Bay and lake and river navigation thence
Grey'own afford agreeable variety and greatly
bcve the monotony OF a long sea voyage.
The hips of this line by viii we have made the pas
sagethe Moses Taylor and Golden Rulehnvo not only
conveyed with speed and In safety but have proved
themselves staunch and reliable under all circumstances
The laer-the Golden Rulc-by her superior speed her
ample and elegant accommodations, and the perfection
OF all her fittings and appointments greatly excels any
ship Of the old line the Atlantic and In opinion
fully equals any steamship on either ocean Her able
and accomplished commander Captain Babcock, while
vgant aud unremiting IN his attention TO all that
the safety OF his ship and the success OF tho
voyage, omitted nothing which could promote the com
fort contribute 10 the pleasure ~ his passengers In
hi effort promote comfort and render the voyage
agreeable e has been ably seconded by has officers ana
men vi al classes under his command On board the
Golden Rule and Moses TAYLOR have enjoyed every
comfort and luxury possible VOYAGE and should
II be fortune journey by 10 the shores OF
the Pacific shah inquire lnyiously for the Golden
Rule and her present courteous and attentive COMMANDER
Walter : Poore Henry Marsh Thomas Barker, W.
Gregory j. X seldom y y. Wing, John Van ArInan
Charles Jay, W. $ Hutchins, Ceptain n Mason, n
Aokley Jerry " Thomas Joseph N. ncotnb, G. X. Kirk
land J s Howard J. Walker n. b Duhield, II. X
Whitehl, IL. a. whitcman A. u Comstock, Charles A.
Aver A. Grover A Stos, Anaran Virgins Sr, A. III
Hubbard, A. Scott VIM Campbell, g. Thomas Charles
Smith A wiggin And wiggin, r. s. Sullivan, Charles
Eldige L. Is Minis Theodore Robinson, S W crawford
d. barlow r J Donovan, Mrs. and Miss Hutchings
Chas Rice r A German James Mack, n n Hurd, w.
A. Fitch T w sewal, HenryJ Amcs, Geo. W Hop
kins II w Strong, @. g. Alexander John NJ VIM, ~
O. Appleton VIM Perkins ~ J. Howard A. y Ward
T. NJ Mcyans, " Peter MagAgnotto, "a Cemaden
Garbald, " r Eng Bouvert, Br Aoysius Manning 1
Ihan, q d. Fann, W. Blakesley, j. D. Mann, =. y.
STEAMER ocRls ouEES, Jan IA, 1895.
CAPTAIN CHAmEs T.. sgaBuRr.-
sla-The undersigned passengers from Aspinwa 70
New York bog leave 70 present TO you and through you
70 your officers thanks for your kindness and atten
ton on the voyage We cannot speak in too high terms
the order reguart aud ncatness which characterize
every department of tho ship The abundant and excel
en fare and attentive servants contributed greatly TO
personal comfort We have been led 10 present this 10
you inasmuch the line has heretofore been dstn.
guhed for It's attentions to the comforts ~ passengers
and wth the hope that Il will induce increase od travel
TO and from the Pacific
Wishing you much happiness and many prosperous
VOYAGES We arr, dear SIR, yours, respectfully,
Capt X II. Pierson, A Snyder, VI g fechhcmer,
John A Hooper II u Baen John Caperton, w whelsn,
Jr J. Dcspard. l. A Jones' " s Flood L. Hooper
+ b1nifar, Henry Bond Arnut William Naples, Jas,
Seddon A. y l,outon, y. Cadcron, Federico lauanaga
Oi1otd, w = Rec, Patrick W A Cooper II ~
Hfahnin Wv snnthe mcr Charles II Brightly, Claude
bnigni III Fcl, Nm stevens h W Flsh, sweet,
Jonn tony, j. AsGreic. A M osourn, W. n. Ash.