The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS YESTERDAY.

which this snlenad steamer has made the At
lantic both and from this port have MADE her quo
avore with the travelling portion OF the oommun"y'
She carries on this trip three hundred and ten passen
ssrs which number is as many she can possibly take
with any amount Of ease and comfort Among tue
persons who have taken berths for the
shores Of sunny France are the folowing:-The hgns
Reverend the Archbishop OF Baltimore Prince Dora
Rome, Duke Grazio, Count Montague, Mrs pan'ei
Devlin and family, Mr.. Dudley Field and family, MI.
Demonco and Mr. 8 H Wales The Periere also carries
the United States mails ana $l37,3oo specie The iol-
lowing is list Of the passengers taken out On the
Periere for Brest and Havre.-
Mrs Daniel Devlin VIM Devlin. Miss Mary Deviip,
Miss Carrie Devln, New York; Prince Gianetto Dora
and servant, Duke Mario Graziol Rome, ltay Chas
Y Martin, Miss Martin Mrs Scranton, Miss scran-
ton, n johnson, Mrs Johnson, Miss Johnson, New
York: Right Rev Archbishop Spalding and secretary,
Rev n Closky, Of Baltimore. Md Jas siebblns MRS
Miss Fannie stsbSns, Miss Blanche p stebbns and
two nurses, New York; DR. Brown Sequard, MISS Sc
guard and servant Boston; Duday Fcld Mrs Field and
servant New York; Count de Montague, PARIS, france
]. Delmonico, Mrs Delmonico and servant; Miss
Mege, Mrs Alfred Renaut and two children, New
YSrk JOIN AmoTy Lowell Mrs. Lowell MSS i 2sm
Barley, New York; Howard Hopkins Baltimore,
York; Warren smith, Mrs Alexander Smith, Miss Eva
Smith, Yonkers, N Y; Miss Ripley Boston, Mass; Geo
sampson, Mrs sampson, Alden sampson. Mrs sampson,
timore, Md; Wales, Mrs Wales and three children
Nes York; L Putnam, Worcester, Mass Mrs P
York; Mrs Peters, Cincinnati, Ohio; J Hartley Mrs
Hartley, New York; Paul Guye Mrs Guye. three chill
dren and servant st Lons. Mo; Mrs Eliza Graham,
Baltimore Md v Mumrord Moore nrs Moore, child and
servant Hiss lizzie Moore Master Winthrop Moore, New
York; Geo Carr, Mrs Carr, Miss Carr, Miss Carr, Mas.
Geo Carr IT, Me- Ssw yoseps wss Rsh snS
Inaidservant, New York; Warden, Mrs Warden,
Boston, Mass; DR. Joseph Sargent Mrs Sargent, Miss
Emily w Sargent Miss Mary + Sargent Joseph Sar-
gent Jr Harry Sargent, Worcester Mass; Mrs Hunt,
Miss Hunt, Hiss Z Hunt and servant, New York;
Miitenberger; MRS Menberger MISS Miten1erser, MISS
Mott VIM Mil.enberger and servant, New Orleans Mrs
Victor Bishop, Paul Bishop, Marmaduke Richardson,
New York; CT Caveoll, Mrs Caveoll and child, Balti-
Mcars New York. :0J john Rumssy ithaca New York
b Biusee and son, New York; d Wlegand, Mrs
Wiegand and two Masters Wegandsand servant Balti.
Brean,, Miss Maria Benton St LOUIS, No; DR. Jenkins,
Louisville, KY; N Peyser, Mrs Peyser Miss Peys
Miss Peyser and servant. New York Fol ana SON.
Philadelphia, Pa; II Carroll, Prof smith, 3altl-
more, Md: W Crane. New York; Mr. Mccall, Mr.
VIM Freret. New Orleans; Mr. 9 Delatore, Mrs Della.
tore and child, Panama: Nr Z WEIGH, New York; Mrs
DR. jenkins, Louisville; Gabriel Ca tllon, Edmund Cas-
tiion, Mrs Castillon, two children and servant New
York; r II Jenkins, Baltimore; George Champion, Mrs
Champion. Worcester, Mass; Mr. Wan Harten, New Or
leans; Henry, New York A Cason Liverpool; Con-
stantn Miss Aupustine Constantin, New York George
Hand Detroit Ecrot Nex 0rleans; Rev John noe T1r
Watts. Cincinnati; Mrs VT Dupasqnier, Miss Dupas-
qnier, New Orleans; John Mars, Mrs Guima-
New York; Mr. Achile ChevrlIor, China; Mr.
Louis Leneron Japan Bishop Dubuis Galveston, Texas
Louis Peugnet New York; Leoncioc Fagie Chill; Chas
L Knapp. New York; Brandt, Hartford, Conn; Geo
Rin,ou New York Pacde Forstall, New Orleans;
Schiebler and two children, Cincinnati, Ohio Anton
Aub New York; Albert Mlei Basmore. Nd mn \
and servant San Franc SEQ, Cal Edward Behrend
New York; George Leroy: Mrs Leroy and child, New
Paris, France; E vio,, Mrs vIot two child
Paine New York.: Mrs Haher, New Orleans; P
X Jones, Baltimore, Md; Edward Braf New York: PEI
dro Albertoz, Madrid, spain; 4 Gardiner, New York;
Frank valadie, San Francisco; Tmolee Havre; = =
Holbrook New York; Mss Louise Lousbrcan, New Or
leans Baron dc Ezpeieta Ketler Paris; NJ Hirsch,
Joannes Pagnon, New York; Mrs Caharine Qaidor Miss
Qudor, Alfred Qndor Miss Josephine Cesar Bos.
Duncan McDougal. New York Edward Richard, Canada;
Marx Held Chas d. Adams, Mrs Iazare Mr. Rolien DAM
Hand New York Kahn, Me.icS AIT hn s japan
Orleans; Harold, New York; Albert de George, dc
George Gassart New Orleans Mrs Haas and cniid Miss
Caroline Haas New York; Frank Bethel. IAN Francisco
Cal; A Roger New York Philip Bowrou. New Orleans;
Prosper Petittond Paris, Franco; MiIlet Lacombe,
Porto Rico Mrs Padal New YORK Mrs rerra, New Or
leans; Mrs H Bourgognat, Mrs Bourgognat and child,
Mrs Lasseur aud child New York; Colombo Ratio, San
Francisco Cal; r Eahn Ebcrstadt, New York Louis
Joseph DoIani, A L Bavand. New York; Anton Ca.
bresse, Charles Carvnocau san Francisco Cali 1datte
Miss Louise Idatte. New York; NoccOv0nch. smith,
Peter Bordnes, New Orleans Peter Lesseur, Michael
Or ner Mr. Ed wards, Mrs Barvand Mrs 0rtner, Mr.
Prieur New York; Mis- 81 JEAN Miss Mary 81 Jean, Mr.
vertholon. Total, 800
The following European and coastwise bound
also LEFT this port YESTERDAY:
The Queen, OF the National Steam Navigation Com.
panys line LETT pier No ~ North river for Liverpool
carrying 40 passengers and full cargo Of cotton roer
and tallow.
The Cimbria, Of the Hamburg American Packet Com
panys line le for Hamburg carrying the United State,
mails, 40 passengers and full cargo. comprised pnnc
patty Of rosin and tobacco.
Tho City Of Washington for LIZ rpool left pier No
IS North river with % cabin and IS seerage passengers
full cargo OF talow, cotton &c, the United States
mails and t4O0. 900 IN specie.
The Minnesota. for Liverpool left pier No. 81 East
river with 140 passengers and full general cargo.
The Iowa, which only arrived at this port last Wed
passengers and full miscellaneous cargo.
The Tybee for Galveston, left pier No. North rive
with passengers and full cargo Of general merchan
disc.
The General Grant. for New Orleans lsft pier Mo- {
North with thirty passengers and threeq quarter
cargo composed principally Of coffee and WINE.
The San Jacinto for Savannah, left pier No. ~ North
The Grenada, for Charleston and the florida ports
left pier No East river with twenty-five passengers
and full cargo.
me Champion. for Charleston, Iss pier No North
river with twenty-five Passengers and full gsnsra
cargo
The Empire, for Norfolk and Richmond Isfs pier No
rs East river with full oarso but mo passengers
The Valley CITY, for Washington, lsft pier No ID East
river with full oarso, and also without passengers