New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The steamship Union sailed at noon on Saturday,
for Havre with s2l9, $50 80 in specie, and twenty
nine passengers. Among the latter was Bishop Neu.
meDn Of Philadelphia.
AMERICAN Miners FOR THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD DIG
oIsGs.-Tbe clipper ship Nimrod, which sails from
this port on the Goth, for Melbourne, will take out
large number of Pennsyg miners and their fami-
lies to the Australian Gold Regions. A number of
Lake Superior miners, from the Copper Regions,
also bound for the same destination on board this
chip.
MORTALITY on SHIPsoARD.-The packet ship ia
cob A Westervelt, which arrived at this port yes
teroay from Liverpool had thirty deaths on the pass
age.
ARRIVAL OF THE OSPREY WITH PASSENGERS FROM
THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA-Our Philadelphia
correspondent sends US the following;
Three hundred passengers of the wrecked steam
sbip City OF Philadelphia reached This port yesterday
Saturday BY the Osprey. Mr.. Dunn, OF tue Ek-
change furnished the following let OF passen gers,
being portion Of those who were taken from the
wrecked steamer City ofPhladelphia:
Chsre. Clero,, Elizabeth Winch. Mary D~yer Ann DALI
I'D Sf I'D o
seIh sFeeht Ellen ennessy Mss specht and ehld S.sen
George nekson Mary NcCon sch and four children Cranch
Iuewhs huehnsch aud daughter, John Ward WIN. Brad.
coHs. and VIE John sso. Sbs. GaSs ssmns
Bell NJ McAlhster and wife Philip His,on George Back
ley. Joho Taylor Ann lie field. Charlie. Asasa VIM War.
rsD H. Lpmsn John Fell wife ard child David saysr PAT
sa thIs ts~ c S. Hsss ..as Seto5 er as.h
;sT AeFs;S' Ays Hartley spsrksapi aod three ehdreo
VIM. Haws.., ". Faynan, Ks.sr, L.y mont Moore sod
child Louisa Manly Bsfn.rt Beethermd Peter Weiss Hen
TentIes Lephimsr Rachael HestenbsIg AdoPb Lscko.rs
Victoria HeeDbrig Hanson yoseDphelt Joshua Wright 10
Hssue, John Hs,wad' Hannah Williams .na ebid aeSt.
b r.mLseht ane i've children Elizabeth Hurley aud ehd,
Martha Hewitt Join Reynell I.ssc Bsrr.r Lefcr smith
Sin AID wife Thomas Edwards Samuel s.ek Pnp Ben
ssphne sehiseher Henry Holeord Charles lack Richard
scH eneua Jsme. Power. James Hammond, Elzabeth
Eeteb Lotts Kesfe John Nf, Am BIs,e Re5ece. wolf
M Hc~sr:on Mary R. ynods JaOe watson and child Joha
Meyer Ann Anderson, Lodrch Bennett and Mary
Noes Abrshsm Brown, Charles Bennett George Grey Thos
Mo- EDWARD cOrydae, Ann Webb Mary Dnlinpoi. Sarah
The Captain of the Osprey states that metallic life
boat, belonging to steamship Arctic had reached
81 johns, n. r., on the llih inst, with the Purser,
John l.. Gieb on board and Il ,s.eDgers aud IL Of
The crew, whose names he could not learn. IL Is
said however, that there DO, q single female
among them.
The Purser wa, landed, as were several Others on
uIsdsy evening lat at Holiness Hole. Mr.. Gieb,
NE Pnrser, Immediately proceeded on his journey to
New-Ioik
The Osprey which IL fine stanch vessel, now lies
At The foot of PDest snd h4s on board the life bott
II Which the purser crew. and passengers we're saved
IL IA q perfect specimen Of the article aud one, Il
strikes us, III Il could have saved many others.
Mr Sherwood Gays that during their passage they
e.DerieI Geo heavy weather of the Cuff OF Sc Law
Tel GO and the Bay Of Fundy. There was a constant
c0IfiDuaton Of rain AID fogs.
III. Osprey on beg passage spoke the ship Com.
Perry 10 miles soubeast from b Ison steerinz east
Az AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED Isro.-The Provi.
dsGcs Joarna a! publishes he following extract from
letter received IN Providence dad Ro J.neiro.
Sept. ::