The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-31

The Loss Of j. j. Speed Confrmsd --Hu Body Resov-
cred and Identified


The Loss Of j. J. Speed conf,msd --iii Body Reeov-
cred and Identified.
Nav YoBK July 3D-lI, a IN Among the bodies recoy.
cred ana identded i,o.n The wreck OF The Inflated
steamer Henry Clay is that Of aged man, o. large si1r
OF J. Speed lie black cloth i,ock coat. white
wed pants calskn boots. while muslin underenirl and
drawers, and black silk eravst.
tNors ~ ms RkroarEa The above despatch leaves no
doubt that the body recovered hst OF our wen Anow
Speed wore wig, aud The Tact Of his having but re-
Gently recovered irom long and severe spell OF sickness
aged man ,han what he was The dress Is also fully
scrptiye OF his usual wearing apparel
SECOND pEspAIcH,
The body of Mr.. Speed has been fully identified by a
gentleman from Baltimore aud brought TO this city, where
II awaits the action OF his friends
Deention of an Amsrican Vessel at Trinidad.
PHILADKLrniA, July so.--Captain Koppeholdt, of the
brig Cambrus which arrived at this port YESTERDAY from
Trinidad de Cuba, that the morning OF the 9th
nstan, his vessel ready to SAIL and only wanted
plot take advantage of the land breez and get to
The captain Of tho port however. board with
letter from the American consul. granting permission to
search the brig. three young were missing without
90 board either the csmbrus or the baque Louisa Caro-
line Alter the search tho captain requested TO have the
pilot of to him, but unable 10 obtain without
permission OF the governor, which not received
until the oh On that day. after another search for the
missing men, the brig was allowed TO get under weigh
This Of treatment is serious Inconvenience to our
Ieghing vessels and calls for action the part of
our governmentto prevent its recurrence
The Fishery Question. -Hghty Important from the East
BoToN, July 20 Capt. Whaian, OF the fishing schooner
Flying Cloud, arrived Gloucester from the Bay OF ST
reports about 800 vessels in the bay and mack
eIel rather scarce.
Captain Laybold of the briganne Halifax was ia the
bay informed Captain Whaan that his orders
seize all vessels found fishing within the line laid down by
the British government. This line cuts OIL our vessels
from fishing all the grounds except in the neighbohood
Of Gaspe and Magdalen islands The distance from this
other has been placed upon vessels in the
shape of anchorage duty OF sixpenee ton IN all the
provinces. The fishing vessels have been obliged hereto
lore pay like duty Canso, and they obliged
this anchorage duty at the other Provinces in add
ton, which is something never required before.
The schooner General Cushing from the Bay of ST. Law
renee arrived at Newbuypou yesterday She makes the
following report Left the gut of Canso Saturday, 2i.h
inst, and spoke that day the schooner Wellfee who
reported the day they British steam frig
Gaspe Head how far from the land not stated. There
were fourteen British vesselso war the fishing grounds
and four Others fitting out at ST. Johns
DESPATCH
BosToN July % Advices from St. Johns that
court OF the admiralty had tried the Of the schooners
Coral and Hyades for violating the treaty of 1873 Their
offe red defence Judgment deferred until
the 29.h when Of course they will be condemned
BosroN July 29-The Halifax papers of the 9th n
nonnce that the British sloop war Bnzzard had sailed
Join the Cumberland off Newfoundland.
Advces om Newfoundland to the 18th state that great
the protection afforded by government
TO the English fishing interests
The b Irish revenue vessel Charles Buena Vista
peared in that quarter.
The Halifax papers silent edtorially upon the
copy Webser's circular with the heading Threatened
Rupare with England"