The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-02
ON TO SANTANA.

Emigration to St. Domingo-Who the
Tybee Carries-A Second Edition or tho
East India Company.
There was quite commotion upon Pier No. 4.
yesterday afternoon for 1t had been currently re.
ported that the steamer Tybee, which vessel has
won name and fame for herself was to sail for
SANTANA Bay at three P. M. 1t was rumored that
numberless ceebrites-men OF money and men OF
mark-were to take passage by this vessel, and
even those who knew her capabilities and who had
been used In the olden time to speak disrespcct-
fully Of her, describing her as IAN old tub"
were loud in her praise, committed perjury
as to her speed, and endeavored, to the
very best OF their ability to induce the belief that
she was swifter than boekade-runner and safer
and stronger than the old ark which Noah ran
aground on Mount Ararat. Unlike the ark the Ty-
bee does not carry geological specimens, but she
conveys some of the most singular specimens OF
humanity conceivable. Peruse the passenger list,
gentle reader and from that you win be able 70
draw clear deduction as to the class and quality
mana Bay. Given, q sand-locked harpor, with good
anchorage ana holding ground; bank OF sand.
upon which houses may he builded that will live in
nne weather. fall in tempestuous; prolific trees
within months sail that afford sustenance. but
no spirits, and general contentment at the start,
and SANTANA Bay lies before you. 1t is beau
It is to be hoped that ali those enthusiastic indi-
viduals who risk their lives and fortunes in the en-
beavers TO cvlllZe the place Will meet their JUST
award.
the Tybee was delayed yesterday by action Of
the company, although she was fully laden with
all the necessares OF life to wit:-Cheese, crack
ers ham, pork, beans, sugar, tea, tomato catsup.
harcOmbs, the Bloom OF Youth, shingles for
building. broomsticks and genuine Vegetable
Sicilian Hair RestOrer. The Tybee Is splendid
model, and her chief recommendation Is that she
Is sufficiently pussant to knock cork mile with
out going over 1t. Her bows are as sharp as q
Welshmans wit and her lines as fine as those OF an
embryo poet. She has one funnel and two masts,
one captain and Twenty-Five Of crew. II her
bottom Is as greasy as her decks she will be en-
abled to slip through the water at an alarming
rate Of speed. She win touch at Porto Rico, thence
proceed to SANTANA Bay. IFS miles distant, and 20
| on to st. Domingo City, 400 miles. II she makes
the passage safely, which Ia doubtful she will call
at the ports above named and steer for New York.
| Her Of1cers are E. A. Delanov, captain: Albert
Emery first officer; Robert French, second oficer;
J. K. vandusen, purser; Ed. Garrett, chief engi-
neer; Jas. Morris, steward. The unhappy passen-
gers are Messrs. X +. Garczyusti E. Stewart, v.
L. Halsey, Chas. Halsey, ]. ID. Ward, Chas. Hose,
+. DelmOnte. A. f. Marcus, - Nettlet0n, W. Sea-
man, II. N. Marsh, Jas. Rennie, A. L. Calleja and
wife, two newspaper men (deadheads), st. MOreyes,
Capt Pummer, j. M. Del Gado, Capt. Sam Sam
uels, carpenters (sent out to tx up the wooden
shanttes), and few other SPECTATORS who think
that the starting OF few corner liquor stores will
be profitable investment. The Tybee will sail at
ten O'Clock to-day. No one will regret her exodus.
and none will mourn her loss II she sinks beneath
the Wild waves OF ocean.