New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-31


A list of the Philadelphia's passengers will be
found in the appropriate place.
We have received files of the Morning Journal
Dispatch and Standard of Kingston to the 2ls'
inst from which we take the following items:
CAPTURE OF SLAvER.-Acccunts reached this
city yesterday morning, announcing that Her Ma
iesty's schooner " Bermuda under the command
OF Lieut.. Jolly, had captured SLAYER the north
side OF the island. Very little credit was given 10
the announcement, until nearly three O'Clock, when
both vessels were deserted in the oiing, and at
about 81 O'Clock the :" b ermuda " with her prize
anchored at Port Royal harbor. The vessel is a
Brazilian brig, and when captured had on board
two hundred Africans. They were lanie at Ocho
Rios, st. AIMS, where they will await the orders
OF His Excellency the Governor Morn Jour. 2lst.
The RAPHAEL RlyAs-We are glad to learn
from Capt. Pearson, Of the Philadelphia, that the
above.named little craft was met by him on Sun
day, the l9:h, 200 leagues on her way to Chagres
steaming most CALAMITY. We are more pleased
at this on account OF q ramor, that had by some
means got circulation on Sunday, that she had
blown up shortly after leaving this port. We have
now no fear but We shall soon hear Of her having
reached her destination safely. STANDARD, 2ist.
Tbs UNFORTUNATE PAssENGERs.-The body Of
the oher unfortunate passenger Abner Moult0n,
who was missing fom on board the Crescent City,
was Quad floating early the morning of the 20h
on view OF the body, when q verdict was returned
Accidentally drowned Standard. 2lst.
MARRIAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF TRINIDAD
~ Trinidad, the marriage of his Excellency Lord
Harris with a fair creole OF the Island was the
"event' Of the day.
EMIGRATION TO CHAGREs.-The Young men of
this city at last being aroused to sense of the
necessity which exists in these distressed times TO
Induce them 70 leave the country of their birth
where starvation aud misery stare them in the face
to Try their fortunes in other lands. Some hun.
ared individuals have already left for Chagres and
from the accounts that have reached us, we learn
thet 'hey are doing well at that place, the whole
y, nee.g lne "hQte OF them, having succeeded ia
obtalning situations as they landed there.
We could name many persons WIZ W., ,,..u.
ing the streets OF this city for long period of time
literally starving because they could No. oh,a;
employment, who are now doing well in Chagres
carpenters are much wanted and command hish
wages. We have heard of some young men. ns.
tves Of this City, who are now receiving as much
as ak and seven dollars per day as carpenters In
TACT, the demand for that description Of workmen
mas become so great that many persons Of capital
In this City have embarked large sums in the build.
ing OF frame houses some Of which have already
oeen sent on to Chagres.
The soops Seven Sisters James Farweu and
nns'ol, left this harbor yesterday, crowded with
s,ensen' The Seven Sisters took upward of
,I.99 n re.sons' and the other vessels named were
are good wOrkmen. 10 WIG '''''' VI ""o"
mort Sor cho or three other vessels up at this
$3.50 Nnas1es- As an instance of success of
soue OF our fellow town,mso ,ya uss ,,s~,;o" ~,
nitv hid r.. person wei known in this comma.
N.Y. y, nta frame house put together in this citv
not have es Sa,ss with hmm to chsgres he could
collars upon this building saS couple OF hundred
.ossrss he refused $500 he got acoasiO as,TS MD,
sSme Americans, and obtained from ,ha wiz.
o. Land near to where the panenSsr ."1a spos
ns had toe building erected Mr. ArpDo
serving large ret1rns We yest.yds ..1 - no"
.sr non little boy who eft this ctv s;r ale.
te s' ne 20, employment in the Empire Chr un'
anu mas already sent his mother 500 Nv
Morning JOurnsl. 2lst
d.. 81 Inc amount Of Salt inspected on tho o,,o,
Nav % springs Reservation, for the week ending
~y - was 52,os2 bushels. - Wv ''A '"''i's