Ship Manhattan
Although this ship is known to have arrived in New York on 30 May 1860 "with mdse and 600 passengers" from Liverpool, England, we have been unable to locate a passenger list in the National Archives. We believe it might be misfiled in the microfilm. If anyone has access to this passenger list, or finds it in their research, please contact us. Thank you.
Below is a copy of The NY Times Marine Intelligence section, listing the arrival of the Ship Manhattan on 30 May 1860.

Correspondence 04/07/2003 passengers Howley My ggrandparents Patrick and Bridget Howley both born Mayo Ireland, arrived in N.Y. aboard the Manhattan 30 May 1860. They came on from N.Y. to settle in the district of Peterborough Ontario later in the same year. Ship name and date of arrival was confirmed Patrick and recorded by US immigration at a border crossing from Windsor to Detroit, which I was able to view at LDS. John Howley
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