New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
Farther Foreign Intelligence,

. OF Tue steautf uihthNiAi were brought on tnls
morning by Mr. Pomroy lie lei, Boston lsst eve.
ming at 3, O'Clock. snd arrived here at O'Clock this
morning.
We are indebted 10 Hsrnden n Co for a copy Of
Charles URip,ers EHrcp,aH Mad IN advance Of
the Post Office delivery. also u Mr.. I. NJ Pox.
ROY OF the Boston Post Oihce. tor other English
papers.
DEsrRUcItos oF An ANERicA> VESSEL ny FIRE.
90 Tuesday vetk say. the Earcpsaa Mad intelligence
WAS received q, Loyas BY the Phssais OF Boston
Capt Allen. srryed It Liverpool from New Orleans
that on the lot Of August when IN lat IS deg long II
deg Is min the schr John Howell Cs2t WIN. Russell
bound from New York to Florida discovered ~ be
on tire, with the 1smes coming up the bsiches Cspt
Allen Notwithstanding heavy sea. boarded her, and
succeeded In saving the lives Of the master. officers
and crew. OF the vessels stOrgs, sc sud three
bags of American gold coin containing $4,000 which
b. landed in Liverpool. Shortly after taking them
OF the magazine exploded blowing the yessel up
England.
ATLANTIC SrEANsHfPs-The new steamship
America 800 burden built the clyde Tor the
Cunsrd Company TO ply between this por, aud Boston.
is being fitted up. and will BE- ready by the let OF
January next Her engines will BE- $50 horse power.
lrrirdl Of hs Cambria This steamer arrived here
Monday last about noon s,er one OF the quickest pass
forwarded to London by the ordinary express train sud
the news they contained publl'hed Ia the morning
papers of Tuesday few hours before the delivery OF
the letters.
The Great Brifaia-The inspection OF this ship tAs
been broughtto close. and all the scientific men who
have been engaged ia the examination ssree IN the
opinion that she IL quite sound, and free from all mate
rial damage 10 her hull she is still on the Princes Dock
gridiron ct Liverpool Her bottom Is but slightly In.
ursd the only dinge OF any consequence being one Of
about ten feet long right under bilae smdships.
ho rxgpr II. and afl "a
outside stern post snd al the sitter end OF the yes
sci which particularly exposed Ia the roll OF
the she lay ashore Ia Dundrum As yet nothing
positive 10 known the intentions of the proprieors
with respect to her farther aud hns repairs In the
opinion of many the great difficulty will DO the engine
for Il IS well known that has yet fairly answered
the expec tstons Of is constructors Wemsy however.
state pdsss that has been most infinitely inspected,
aud 1t has been pronounced 10 be quite good rs IL
SEIZURE or The AnERIcAN RKLIEr sHrr, THE
ISLAM or Pun ApELPiuA-lth With mingled ieel-
ngs OF pain and stln have to state that Ia
consequences of the robbery OF small quantity OF to.
bacco, for ships from board the Islam of Phil
sdelphis, sunday night the vessel which wss char
tered TO this port by the good aud charitable citizens OF
Philadelphia with cargo of meal Hour &c Tor the re
lief OF the destitute poor of Galway at the disposition OF
the Society of Friends has been laid under seizure by
the officers OF the Custom House IL appears. that the
OF the vessel Capt shanksnd retained on board
with the and cognzsncs Of the Custom House
officials quantity OF tobacco. which be Intended for
the grstultous use of the emgrans with whom be
TO have sailed for Philadelphia, his homewsrt
voyage after dscharging ihe cargo ut food that had
been brought for the relief OF the poor The tobacco
was originally under his own lock and key and Ia
place which 10 could not bc removed from, without
either his cOgnzance thst OF his mate II seems
however, that this Custom House officials thought u
well instead of permitting ths tobacco % rcm-in where
tho Csptsn hsd plsced IL FOR security. or removing IL
To the Custom House stores until tho vessel would ,. on
he poiDt Vi departure, leaving even an officer ON
board tn pfoisrt q f,nVvs n 10 another part Of the
vessel from which II aid with facility be- stolen, and
with other protection than rod tape tied round H.
with the Custom House seal attached The result was,
that the tobacco sunday night stolen from tho
vessel The Captain, upon missing H. Immediately sp-
prsed tho Custom House officers OF the matter. When
clue could be found TO the discovery OF the parties
who had stolen the tObscco tho Custom House officials
laid the vessel under seizure. Galway indicator.
DINNER TO CommopORE DIX KAY AND THE OFricERs
or THE NAcEDoNIAN.-On Monday week ths Central
Board OF the Highland Relief Fund gave q dinner 10
those gentlemen at the Tontns lon, Glasgow. Tho
Lord Provost la the chsir After dinner the Chairman
proposed la Succession the heshs Of her Majesty the
President Of the United and the Prime. Coosor
which were duly hoDored. The Chairman having pro
posed the health OF Commodore De Ray tho Commo.
dore said he thanked them Tor that demonstration OF
Kindness toward him Tor the exhibition OF that proof,
he might call H. Of tho sympathy that ought to exist
always between the countries and which certainly
existed at tbs present moment Tor they all labor
Ia tbs vineyard, and that vineyard wss one
into which need be ashamed 10 come. They all
toge In this dreadful calamity to do their besttD
relieve sunerins fellow creatures They had heard the
cry OF distress from every quarter sDd their stsnton
awakened TO II than the stienton OF ths PEG
pie OF this country could be- II was not solitary voice.
Il no, the voice OF thousand but II was tho voice
OF millions which came 10 them. There wero many In
America who had uggied and sryeD ~ do than
hs had done In this way tina, good that glorious
IL waa not only Scotchmen and the descendants ot
Scochnen lrishmsn and the descendants OF Irish
men, but the descendants OF the people OF ell countries
who Wed with each other la their endesyo to send for
ward help % this country. There were several Te1,
well established merchants In New York. who did more
could be- well imag med conceived by persons
far distant IL would Oe, perhaps Improper In hlm To
name them they had requested not 70 be named al
though be could hardly ~ home without doing 90 sui
dce II 10 say that the eserons made BY those gentle
men aud tho enthusiasm kiuded up by them resulted
they had seen In sending the ships OF war. Those
shps Of war he trusted would DO more good than tbs
simple cargoes with which they were loaded could bs
expected ~ do he had no doubt they would do much
10 cement tne union between tue people OF tbs Two
countries He must again thanks a. them for tho
kindness they had shown him, aud he would not DO 80
by iDAc,ing long speech on them for that would be
returning evil Tor gOOd-sud BIO would therefore ask
leave 10 conclude Dy giving. al sentiment, what ms
hoped would be drank with all due honor The Central
Board for the Relief Of the Higtlsnds.' Sir James /
Campbell proposed tbs health vi the benevolent citizens
who mad contributed largely ~ the relief fund. Mr.
Babcock briefly responded 70 the toast and after somo
farther oasts. the company separated II III o'clock
EMIGRATION from LIVERPOOL The amount Of emit .
grafton from Crest Britain and Ireland has this year far
surpassed that OF any previous will b. from
emigration from this port alone
United States n tO3l Prince Edwards Isd "a
Canada ......... "a SCI Other place. ..-..... 81 /
New Brunswick ..-.. lf7Si -
Nova Scots III lotai..-. -.lU N 1
OF this vas, number of grants t~othrds Irish
and OF the remaining third two niths were Scotch
and Engish and onsnfth German, Of whom . larger /
number than formerly les this port during tho past
season.
Ireland.
The Committee Of the National Monument 10 I
OConne have published their receipts from the 9th Of
August which amount ~ f2fs.
The RKPEAL ASSOCIATION. The ususl weekly meet /
Ing OF this BODY held Monday last 81 the Cooeu
istion Hall. Mr. John Reynolds. NJ p presided The
proceedings of very ordinary character. The
repeal rent for the week amounted 10 over xIV.
SALE Oh THE LATE Ma OCosSELLs FURNITURE
On Thursday and yesterday wees the sas Of 'ts ivfn
ture 10 the town residence Of the Lbersor took place
On the premises Tie attendance wss riost respectable
and numerous and the anxiety manifested 10 possess
some relic OF the great man was nIense ne pictures
and books were included 10 the sale The auction
eer opened the sale In the kitchen and the nrss article
out 10 vas zridros which sold for a. 3D. Tho broksr
Who fought IL valued IL ct chilling bat said be held
order 10 secure any reasonable price. - ." reuc
|, ga supposed that sale would not bs concluded
before Saturday evening
An enthusiastic gentleman writes 10 the Freeaan's /