New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

al intimaOn that the vessel was then IN lat 20 4Voh
9s that she had lost her quarter boats that there
was 10 feet water in her hold and no vessel IN sight
As the greatest possible interest much attach TO
every thing relating TO this Inflated ship, we give
verbatim copy of this document
Packet ship England
From Liverpool. December llth, loi4
Long " :. Lat - TO-
REVERSE
Lost Quarterbosts 10 feet water IN the mold
No vessel in sight
We are enabled 10 exhibit this interesting rAPih nnd
BOTTLE 70 the American public, seen At the ONCE oil
the
EUROPEAN TINES. 7 WALL STREET. NEwYoEK.
By application TO our Mr. CHARLES h WILLMEa
Liverpool, goth Sept ls45. WILMER q sMiI H.
Just before our paper went 10 press Captain Crop
per OF the packet ship NewYor called al our Oh
fee TO see the above. Captain Chopper observing
cork in the bottle drew it with string. and found
had been previously extracted with a cork screw,
and stated as his opinion that that circumstance " as
strong evidence of liz authenticity. Captain Crop
per saws that I've has no doubt OF the bottle and con
tents having been thrown from the packet ship
England.
The longitude i evidently wrong; and we leave il
ior the and others interested to Judge whether
tina, longitude was really pcnned by some person on
board who night not be conversant with such matters
England.
ARRIVALS FROM NV IoRS.-The Shenan
doah" Capt West on the 2lsi Sept with New York
papers oil The LIST The Sea, Captain Edwards, on
the 25ih, with dates of the Sd, and on the I'd the
Henry Clay" Captain Nye, with dates OF the cih.
The news Of all the above packet ships went imme
diately by Express TO London
The American screw auxiliary bark Marmora.
Capt Page, arrived in the Mersey from New \ ork'
al O'Clock on the morning of Sept. 20 after pas
sage Of 23l DAYS with some 40 or 80 passengers.
The length of the voyage is stated 10 have arisen
from her propeller which is made OF wrought cop
per. having been struck and so damaged by heavy
sea shortly after leaving New York, as TO be rem
dered not only useless, bat also serious hindrance
to her progress. II was bent out ofis position and
had to be dragged after her throughout the greater
part OF the passage.
THE NEW AMERICAN MINIsTER.-We under
stand that Hon Louis NJ Lane is progressing most
iavoraby in bis position at the Court OF II
Jamess We anticipate the hes; results from tie
honorable gentleman mission TO this country
GOATS VERSUS DoGs.-Permisson has been given
by the ssioners Of Woods and Forests, that per
sons with chidTens carriages drawn by goats may ply
in 81 James, Park There u now regular stand oi
them opposite the Dake OF Yorks column many OF
which are tasiefuly decorated and generally the new
branch of locomoton appears well patronized
The English Government has concluded a con
tract with the Pacific Steam Navigation Company for the
conveyance Of the mails along the West Coast OF South
America from Valparaiso 10 Panama and from that
place across the sthmus 10 Chaes where they are 10
be transferred TO the West India Royal Mail Company
This arrangement will the whole correspondence
along the West Coast OF south America through Ling
land.
Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Al
bert after absence from Windsor Of upwards Of three
months returned to the Castle on the 25th Sept.
The Queen had held Privy Council at which
Parliament prorogued from Thursday the I'd OF &C,
tober to Thursday the 9th of November
The experiment in cultivatisg crops by means OF
electricity is a total failure in all parts of Europe
4 dustman named Riley, being the first OF kin TO
General Riley has succeeded 10 fortune OF OF t5OOU
the enjoyment OF which he commenced by giving DIN
ner to all the dusmen in London, and Illuminating the
front OF his house
At the Norfolk Agricultural Dinner, Lord Hast
inrs said he had witnessed Durham sale Of eighty
bulls AZ all price to the agents Of foreign coun
tries and there equal anxiety exhibited 10 get
our horses.
The Hutchinson family from Boston have been
giving series Of successful concerts al Liverpool.
Rev. James West a clergyman Of the Church of
England. who had been remanded under the name Of
James Fletcher was brought on a charge of Illegally
pawnin the goods from his ready furnished apartments
II is the popular belief in some parts OF Hamp-
shire that the black fever mercifuy spsring human be
nes has seized upon the potatoes Sherbourne Mercury
Dr. Law. Bishop of Bath and Wells, aged IS, died
a few days before the ealing OF The steamer
The Queen has been pleased 10 appoint William
Cayey ESQ 10 bee Inspector General Of Public Accounts
for the Province Of Canada.
Ii is asserted that Mr. Frederick Ricketts, Vice
Chairman OF the Bristol and Exeter Railway, has cleared
sl60O0O the asi four months By railway sPecustons
Mr. Hudson has recently purchased 10000 tons OF
rails 5000 al 81 rs Ga and the remaining 700 at
per ton.
USE OF LADYs SrAYs-Aboui 3 o'clock on
Friday evening respectfully dressed female, named
Margaret Mullen. observed by the officer duty TO
leave the Victoria Dock The officer fsncyins that she
was much bukier about the upper part Of the body than
her natural form and figure would seem TO admit had
her taken Bidewe and searched, and there II was
found that her stays which made Of white calico
and glazed with black tape were not whaleooned, as
ladies' s,ays generally are but that in place Of whale
bone there were long pieces Of foreign manufactured
Tobacco OF about three pounds weight altogether She
was brought before Mr.. Rushton. on Saturday and or
dered pay hne OF 2Os or TO be imprisoned seven
DAYS The stays were publicly exhibited in Court, and
were very generally examined. Their appearance tx
cited much laughter and gossip. Liverpool Albion
ON TUESDAY evening Jem Burns was crowded
with persons drawn together IN the hope that hey should
see the stakes 1900 gwen up 10 bendgo VINO was ID
the chair However the stsk, holder declines giving up
The stakes unless he receives good security 70 mold him
harm ess from the effects OF the action threatened oy
Csunt II is 10 certainty that the requisite sec4
nty VIII be forthcoming day ana then the
hands over the oney BendigO under protest cpHns
refuses 10 give up the bets he holds He ready 10 pat
down $500 70 800 Caunt the place OF nshins &C.
10 be arranged by dsinereeed member OF he Jockey
Club. and the man winning larry 10 ItfcNt
sum Bendgo announced last night ihst he shoulc emit
the prize ring no more but that he should retain the
Champions Bell Until II was won IN bis presence fsrly
by one two other competitors. Lond Posi sept %
MARRIAGE N Hon LIFE.-At ST George :
Church Hanover square, sept 81, The Hon and Rev
Richard Cavendish rownshond Boyle. youngest son OF
the Earl OF Cork and Orrery led the altar Eleanor
We're youngest daughter Of Alexander Gordon OF Euon
IN the county OF Aberdeen. The Hon. and Very hev
the Dean OF Windsor dictated. Ihe Msrchioness OF
Exeter and select family circle attended the ceremony
BRiGHros, Sept. 24.-Lady Frances Cole has ar
rived al the Bedford Hotel Also the Earl and Countess
Of Csrnwsin the karl OF Jersey Lady GeoTglna Fame
Lord Rivers. Lady Rivers aud family and Sir Martin
Archer shee The latest arrivals include Captain Hess
side Captain Oteay. &C Mr. Mscready Miss Cushnsn
Mr. RYDER engaged 20 appear next Monday evening
in the tragedy OF Maob Their engagement Is for three
nights
ireland.
The Nation comes 10 Us by this arrival broken IN
spirit. for the death Of DAVIS, its talented Editor
A special meeting of the Repeal Association Assem-.
bled on the announcement OF his death. John Con
nell delivered an eulogium on the character of the
decease and read an official address. which was
adopted by the Society The Repeal Society The
80 Club. Lord Mayor and Corporation OF Duolin.
attended the funeral. which was celebrated with