New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-15

Eoner YVES yesterday dispatched to Liverpool
longer mystery. She chartered az 500 per Eon:h
the boat alone the ployeG individually - Tun
10 LIVERPOOL remain two days, snc then back IL the
quickest time possible and 70 carry Two passengers one
Of those passengers NJ Charles MetrDcaw the conf
DENTAL and special messenger Of tRe state Department Il
Washington who with him dispatches from hz: city
TIE other passenger is said be 5F Bdwe attached 10
the British legation She hauled into the stream yesterday
morning. ard remained TIL she saedno communication
being allowed with her in the time Her crew con-
s!s OF Capt James NcGGire John K. Hikei first mate
Jas. Conner. second mate; Marshall G;een COOK ana
steward James b. Johnson, George Cotton, James Nc
Leslie Edward Fryer seanen. She's said 10 DC the last
plo; boa; belonging 10 our port and Is expected 70
make the trip Liverpool IN Is days and leave again the
25th inst The hae packet ship Patrick Henry also LEFT
Liverpool yesterday and bets have been made
that she will beat the Sorner across.
p. = Since The above in type. have received the
following Item from cur ship news reporter The pilot
boat VIM. j. Romer ncGulre for Liverpool, sail of
Castle Garden 81 forty minutes past two o'clock r. NJ,
passed the light ship al i've M distance Of twenty
miles. Wind NV. by W" We also learn that the R.
abop: three miles 10 advance OF the Patrick Henry but
Il is not stated II what hour the latter left port.
True Sun, FEB. 10.
THE MrsTERrors PILOT BoAT.-The pilot boa; wm. J.
Roner sailed 81 half past Two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
company with the packet ship Patrick Henry Her de-
sarture witnessed by thousands OF people this aud
the other side Of the river We have certain information
concerning her objects. She chartered by Barclay
Livingston Of this city Mr. Barclay the British Consul be-
ing member Of the firm. There be no doubt that the
boat takes out dispatches from 1ir Pakenhan the British
minister. The VIM J. RoneI receives three thousand
dollars for the trip besides the benefit Of her letters which
amounted about 81 500. She carries TWO messengers
from Government and one from the British Min
is;er She is insured at five per cent on valuation OF
$1,000 and has liberty to touch AT one port on her return
We leave readers guess al the puport and character
OF the dispatches board. THIS Information may be re-
lied eli. Telegraph, feo. 10
The CLrrLa PiLo1 BoAT-Bets were freely offered and
taken yesterday, that the packet ship Patrick Henry
which sailed with the express pilot boat Eoer, for Liver
wnui make the quickest II dCQruls
wind and In rough nor.heaster sach as blew on
Sunday last, should decide favor of the packet
but in light variable, and head winds, and smooth
the chances iavo Of the pilot boat. few years
the house in this port found II necessary 10 send
express pilot boat Liverpool after smugglcrs She
Is days going out The omer and the Patrick Henry
Of yesterday al the firing OF signal about half
past O'Clock, after receiving copies O the Washington
Union Of Saturday, containing the Diplomatic correspond
the Oregon question The pilot beat had anchored
tho during the morning, waiting orders which
of her about two o'clock. with instructions
break the seals until fifteen hundred miles from
Sandy Hook. the 10 Liverpool. The Patrick
Henry down in tow OF two steamers but the W. j.
Romer passed them with the greatest ease and when las!
seen in The lower bay she abou, five miles ahead
This certainly The mysterious expedition from this
port the last The race between the Romer ana
the leaving Liverpool Boston the 4th March,
will be close. sun, Feb. TO-
The MYSTERIOUS CLrPrEn.The Metropolis ha, just gone
through OF its periodical and characteristic excite
ments-a sort or spasnodic CONFUSION 10 winch large
cities eninontly subject ana which correspond 20
rush blood the head people Of picoric habits
Winter always freezes the Cts cA'eites ard closes up
ordinary scapcppcs OF supcTtiuous gRsso that
liability aporectic attacks OF tits nature is one Of the
regular incidents OF the The immediate occasion
OF The recent attack was tho Mysterious Clipper OF which
have already spoken and which has created great
sensation would the sudden appearance OF the Flying
Dutchmal in waters Intense as ungrntihed has been
the curiosity endless unreasonable the sPecuaions and
theories omincus sagacons the prophecies. suffered,
made and uttered upon this engrossng topic From class
class circle circle the excitement spread until
mad well nigh become uversanti the painful tension
public Curiosity happily III some measure relieved
by the beautiful Clipper herself, who spread her White
wings the dark bosom OF the waters, and hei away
apparently sight III the level depths of The blue sky
Why she went what she carries In her secret cabinet who
gocs with her what the objects aims and purposes
Of The expedition, the town is profoundly ignorant The
rapid Xpectcd movements OF Napoleon which as
founded Europe and kept all ChrsteIuom from Sleeping
nights, managed with more secrecy or imposing
mystery than this expedition of the Mysterious Clipper
And yet there not lacking those who OF courle knew
IT, good souls, they always know every hing)
ono said the Government had positively chartered The
vessel send Dspacheshe had no doubt Of the fact
As his cousins Head OF the Boo;-backing De-
partment wbi,eHouse, and could not be mistaken
Mr.. Charles Mctringaw the confidential and special mes
scngor Stale Department. with private dispatches
from Mr. Buchanan Mr. Bidwell, attached 10 the British
Legation Sc &c. certainly 10 600 said the EX-
prcss-and the Clipper had been chartered for SuO per
MONTH Another offered 10 bet thousand dollars that
the Napoleon of was had chartered the Clipper for the
purpose operating stocks In The London Market One
commended that wcalihcsi hciresses had made
clandcsme match and eoped In the beautiful Clipper,
whose cabin was filled with money-baSs Such were The
spcculaonS which yesterday filed the City, Heated about
among the elegant capitals which do not adorn the columns
OF the Exchange, and mingled with the streaming steam
that trcked down the windows OF the Custom House.
The Omnbuses going up AFTER theockine-up OF WALL
St were full OF talk about the Mysterious Cppcrt pene
raicd 10 the dinnSrtabc the source the boudor-hoth
Ing any where 10 DC heard OF but the Mysterious
Clipper.
Well-shc is gone When she parted from the wharf
crowd of tators answered her gun with cheers ana
waving and cheers also rcsounded from INC ceeks
Of the Patrick llcnry-the beautiful tfpers masneon'
antagonist In the the Atlantic Then the grace
m creature hcststcd. II she had forgotten 10 say good
bv 10 scmebcdy-pauScd OIL the Battery, where She re-
m aimed until the arrival Of :he Southern Mal-when
boat was seen rowing 10 the beautiful Clipper, who
bowed her head ow the water, waved her arm in
farewell 10 the shore, and ran out 10 sea- Heaven speed
the bonnie boat and gallant crew. ana bring them safety
back! Tribune, teb' H.
DErARrrRs OF THE PlLor BoAT.-The pio; boat VIII
liam j. Rcmer about the charcfing and sailing OF which
there have been many spccuaen sailed Yesterday for
LIVERPOOL She lying al the whaTi, NJ the foot OF
Ru:gers-st and by o'clock ~ NJ as many as i've hum
people gathered around for the purpose OF see
ing her start They were separated III little KNOTS cis
cussns probable object the voyage one SAID she
going mercantile speculation another said she
going bring Queen Victoria over here one that
she carried the result Of the Oregon negotiations and one
fellow Swore ha; he six heavy brass cannon taken IN
10 her. and that he verify believed she was going pat
ins or privateerisg There were some small eeis made
upon the time she would make, compared with that OF the
packet ship Patrick Henry, which also sailed YESTERDAY
forty leigh, hours odds being given on The pilot boat As
II o'clock began 10 draw neh the hands on board began
10 clear mp the deck and few minutes ai:eI L. she round
Cd pier shot into the river feet as eonsel
A She LEFT the wharf the assembled crowd sent oat nre
hearty cheers which returned nom the toai III ihe
same aud BY the frirS Of si TIE whaEves All
the way down 10 the battery covered with people ca
ger 10 catch glimpse her She went round the Bat
;eyv and then returned 10 The East RIVER and lay 20 OF Inc
Battery detained by the late arrival Of the southern Mall
About o'clock, the packet ship Patrick Henry came down
the liver and she passing out by Governors Island
The PILOT boat took sudden sartAnd shot across the bows
OF the packet and soon le her behind There were
hundreds OF persons assembled on the Battery With the
southern Nal special British messenger arrived and
wen, on board There III be me chance for race De-
tween the po, Boa, sud The packet. Herald. Feb TO-
H. The CLIPPER wu. J. RomCr, sboa which % many
oonectu-cs hsvc eeen formed sailed Yesterday. Many
pcrsons ,rvnged the decks and piers Specializing on the
ohlec; FOR which she IS 70 cross the Atlantic
[Daly Globe, Fob. 10.
DErkSrrnE OF THE ExFKEss rILor BoAT.-This esa9-
tiGl vessel took her departure Yesterday AZ one oeeeS
surrounded BY thousands q spectators she s!tet
down the Ray Ike thing Of life under her wide spread
canvas.
We have NOT Obtained rarcsrs Of her crew ard pas