New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

I Mai s.eainthip Washington. Geofge y
Fiovd. Commander, from Bremen sept 2th' VIA
SOUTHAMPTON 10Th p ". az days, Il honrs.J
with $50 tuns freight and le6 passengers, arrived
Yesterday morning Amongthe passengers IS Capt
Brown. With The officers and crew late OF the
Yacht America, which has been sold Tor 5000
The following isa list Of the Wash!ngton's pass
engers
Mrs FuIlzser. Ms Fuilager. J. L. Campbell, NJ "a
oobs and iady NJ Boenhen, lady csld and n1rse MIR
obild: G Heiser. Manuel Mance, J T L Preston, MIS-
Francs Holoroft, Mr. Walter Odm.en, D5 rI.ga'
IL J Gnmm, B WOOD. Mss NJ Leyerna1r ana nd serItni
Aug Muller Rev Dunn q KING b,. NM r5,-s IA
T Wh.ane. Boody, Mrs. S. Savage, Ms. P9nca: NJ
a. Edson. John Neale Miss Kesr Miss Herzog, Henry
Wad and lady Ms Mhtng, fl NJ NJ FL n NJ n
L Wardeli. Caj+ X Brown Mr.: Jno " Rove, Mr. 5
Hanvest Mr. MurT and lady; NADINE GIayeis si 5fln,
Weisse Bemey and lady: NJ L Durgas Bspol, Tnos 10,
Pollard, " Jones' Mr Dreyet 4nd ady pd ana s'Si nj
Rcly Mass Rchy Geodhaafi and lady MS, u SIu,ley'
Miss Goode Mss Laure M Carpenter, NJ hieie Ms
Bouaine G Berkhoh and lady Joan n Schege1 II ba-
den II Wrede. Miss J. Fischer, +. WnlsT- 6 Vince,
Bachmgn Brandt, BTa1, Ba64s Pes sch@id a@a T
Pgsee sse1 81 bbls. M. Bloom s Mis-. Bloom
Miss c Boon Oi,odes Grangis' LADY and chd D Tegnz'
lad, and child T. Weesner and lady VI Harkopt n.
Wsldb9rFer Rd Pana: W oyeTstolz and lsdy Mss
Mar Junge, Mr. Weith Miss l. Weth, Mss j. Weith.
l. Martini, A Martini. NJ Ro~engarten; G Frauuann,
c T. Obrock and lady Mr.. Nanshacker. Mss A Tromme,
Miss NJ Weibenng, Miss Kohn: J. Conrad and lady. l..
Conrad, Mss NJ Conrad = L John Wit, ,,A Mih,'
Strauss COIN Bsrni,eR = Ee ana lady t5 g Gsrdes
Benz. {. Cludius Hayne
Tho rob,ical rpfellipenco NOT imDOrtduf At
Liverpool on Tuesday the 9th, there was a good
demand for Cotton sales 10000 bales. 1000 on
speculation and for export prices partially ID.
higher than at the sailing of the Europa
Messrs Bramah have paid the GOO awarded
10 Mr. Hobbs for picking their lock, but protest
against the fairness OF the award.
The admiralty have advertised for tenders for
monthly mail line OF screw-steameTs to and
from England and the west coast of Africa The
ports to ue touched at are Goree Bathurst, sierre
Leone. Monroyia, lLibena,) Cape Coast Castle, Ac-
era, Whydah Badagry, Lagos, Bonny, Old Calabar
Cameroons, and Fernando Po. The whole range Of
the slave coast Will thus be included, and II under
stood that the object of the line, which, IN the first
instance OF course will carry scarcely any passen-
gers or letters. is to promote the extinction Of that
traffic net only by cultlyatng commerce with the
natives but by the rapid and regular information II
Will convey from point to point. The vessels are to
have an average speed Of knots and the contract
10 be for years.
At present the Cape OF Good Hope steamers call
at Sierra Leone but the proposed line VIII obyate
that necessity, which has been found serious him
drancc and the route Of those vessels Will there
fore be altered that. instead OF visiting sierra Le
one they viii call al s. Ascension onthel outward,
and al -. Helena on their homeward passage. The
amount OF cargo likely to be supplied by the various
points the new African route may be expected
steadily 10 increase, and at last 10 become import ant
Ivory, palm oll, canewood, gold dust, &c. would
Al hrsi be the chief articles but Liberia has
already forwarded specimens OF cotton OF good
quality. which may eventually be produced 10
large extent while al the same time the accounts
Of the increasing trade OF the people of that Republic
| with the natives Of the interior promises a steady
augmentation In the imports Of our manufactures.
According to the Admiralty advertisement the ten
dois are as usual, to be for wooden vessels, but par
ties are invited 10 mention what deduction they VIII
make II allowed 10 use Hon. Ihe statement ldtcly
circulated III all the papers that the Government
have at length authorized me employment OF the lat
material l. said to be unfounCod
The clause alluded 10, however would show at
all events that they are beginning TO entertain
doubts whether, IN the immense competition our
commerce IS now called upon 10 sustain, It j. eX-
| pedlenl To continue 10 enforce an unconditional
sacrifice of speed safety. and OF consequent ne
cessity 10 impress ali our packet ships at the very
period when speedy mercantile intelligence from all
| parts would be more than ever essential.
From TURKEY we hear that the question relative
| to the Hungarian refugees at kiu,ahla Is settled
The Sultan has resolved to put end to an unjust
! confinement, calculated only TO compromise the
character Of his Government The American steam
freate Mississippi, placed Dy the President OF the
United states al the disposal of hoSsuth, was 10 re-
pair from Smyrna 10 the DarddneleS ON the Is lnsi,
To await their arrival. On the same day the refugees
| would Quii kuiahia. and embark al Jeumeik IN
| Turkish steamer for the Dardancles koSsuth "ss
! to be accompanied by Vi LommI, a Tuscan, hs pu-
| vate secretary by Generals Perczel and NiSosAy,
| and Count Batthiauy. with their families. and -
| other superior officers. The frgate Will convey
these pcTSoNageS 10 America, stopping lew DAYS ln
| England
Letters Gom smyrna of the 9Th nit state that the
nclghbOrhoOd continued 10 he infested hy bAnditu.
Puato boats had Just landed 40 Greeks oi Roume.la
OH the side of PhocFa, Who lnmc jlately proceeded
| Ia the mountains There they attacked and p1n-
| deied two native tribes and carried Oh IS men prs
/ oneIS. The Governor OF Ndgnesia sent 200 cavalry
| IN pursuit of them few days before IN attempt
WAS made 10 carry on 70 The mountains a member Of
| The Consular body. VI De jough, ConsuiGeneral oi
! Denmark, and NJ. Van LeS>cp. brother of the Consul
! of Holland
The latter offered an energetic resistance, and
several pistol shots having been fred, the soldiers of
nelghborng post came 10 their relief and the male
! factors took 10 fight The town OF tylene had
been almost entirely destroyed by lre. The damage
| MAS estimated NpfWppr 80 ans 30 millions al