To Captain Coppin, Comman...
IADVERTTISEMLENT. I Dear Slrf-Having in some degrce recovered froni our recent suf- ferings in a perilous situation, we, your passengers on board tbi- City of Roche-tee. feed it our bounden duty to- express to you our warmest thanks for the kind, liberal, and gentleman-like conduct we experienced from you during the period of our being on board your ship. Oar snfferings during the melarcholy event vvhich took place yes_ terday morning, were much lessened by your cool, tRteadv, promJpt, and skilful conduct in saving the lives of us, your passen6ers, and ultimately our property. It is our ardent wish that you nmay soon obtair thie command of another ship, and that we may be so fortunate as to be ayain plated under Your skllfol care and protection. Although we are now separating and dep-tting for our different destinations, we never can forget the happy days wepassed on board the City of Rocheter and be assured we shall ever feel the warmest interest for your health, happiness, and plosperitv. It would be partic-iaslv gratifying ta our feelings, that you make there our sentiments publicly known, in any manner that may ap- pear to you most txpedient. We ever remain, dear Sir, Your sincere friends and well-wisbers, T . rABMPRELL, Lieut.-Col. Wam. TuDo2, 14th Regt., G. W. ZdEEEIr , \ MARY CA.tPBELL, WMr. COIALETT, MARY iAIlAoN, WUi. EP LOFTI.E, War. AIALLETT, Captain W. POLLOC<, 46th Regt., W. t}. NGrn sr, NIlRA AIALLETT, T. F. KELLETT T. IMALTON, Captain AIU3 A. 3AUC1oN0iLD, dras Army, E. T'. MORGAN. aVms. ROLLOR, Plymouth, Nov. 24. TO C.IPTAIIN COPPIN, COMMAVND.RR 0X THE SHIP CITY OF ROCHESTER .,