New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-16
From the Commercial Advertiser.


The arrival of the brig Albert Of Roston. yestcr-
day in charge Of Lieut.. Commanding Walker OF the l.
states brig cambridge, at port charged with being
engaged in the slave trade between the Coast OF Africa
ard Brazil. caused little conversation The vessel
sent here at the instance of the L. states Marshal
Alexander H. Tyler together with her officers and crew,
who were lodged yesterday afternoon IN Noyamensins
prison.
The first officer and crew of the Washington barge.
late Of PHILADELPHIA another alleged SLAYER. also
brought here by Lieut. Walker. The Albert lies of the
Navy Yard. and looks Ike any thing but SLAYER be-
leye there were - persons committed to prison.
From the Philadelphia L. :. Gsz ofycsterday morning
PERSAMBUco, July %, lsf5
The steamer Cacique is lying here fitting out Tor
the Of Africa for slaves She has had the propeers
taken of and both pairs now lying on me "hari enc
be driven by paddle wheels on her sides with buck
unshp and her engines have been put upon deck
These arrangements and changes have been contracted
for by C. Starr Co. and she will sail In afew days The
owner captain and hands are Portuguese ana the
engineers and fTemen are Americans
Ibeeye this is the first experiment OF shaving by
steam But there Is no doubt that the example VIII be
followed She flies Brazilian cOlors and lying IN com
pany with two Brazilian man-ofwar bngs taxing aboard
her casks Sc and publicly known that she IL gong
to the coas, NJ Africa for cargo Of slaves You may
make what fthis you please.
| remain yours. respectfully
In addition IN information contained In the above let
ter we learn from Cap, Farrell of the brig r. f. Loper
this port that ne came out OF the hsroor OF Fera
buco in company with the abovemeniion.d Csci9ue,
the Tgress Capt T. farther states that she had been
altered in her rig that Of three masted schooner and
had placed paddlewheels upon her instead OF her pro
pellers. The Cacque however sailed but slowly having
been easily beaten by the r. +. Lopez in light weather
US BRIG BAISBRIDGH,
BAHIA July 81, l-i5.
VIII you be pleased TO publish the following list OF
officers of the L brig Cambridge. lying in the
hsrbor of Bahia Brazil, Lieut.. Comm g-Lawrence
Pennington ESQ Acting Masier-C. Manigault Morgan ;
Passed Assistant Surgeon-J. J. Brownee; Purser-Geo
II White; Captains Clerk-Thos. H. stswal Midship
man--George II. Bier. Masters Mate. Thos. Power
Bostswan-John Young; Gunner-Francis Dawson :
c Carpenter Edward A. Babbitr.
Officers and all we'll Expect TO SAL Tor RIO dc
laneiro in a few days. .
FROM THE COAsT OF AsRICA.-The schr j. Nc
Crea arrived at this port yesterday from Gambia which
place she left on the 4h Of August. Captain stewart
makes mention of news relative TO our squadron on
the coast the slave trade The markets at Gainbla
and Sierra Leone remained inactive The rainy season
had but yet with evil consequences IN the
shape of epidemics. &c The crews OF the American
vessels on the coast reported healthy
ST JAGo DE CUBA.-The Adele brings us days
later dates In articles OF American produce the quota.
tons remain the same for Mess Beef Goldfish, Hams and
Pork quoted by correspondent IN his letter oil the
Goth Aug published Friday last We notice an i'm.
provemenf in Rice 81 p 100 n, and Mackere tor all
numbers Lumber VP. and Pr. hhis shocks &c re
main in request Sugar box schools ~ abundant AZ 10
$50 The only article of export In which any great
change is perceptble Tobacco which is in demand.
ads wrappers and I'd filters at lidl5.. Sugars still
scarce al previous quotations, and Coffee none for sale
Exchange England prem United states y a. prem