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

..7H s.sols In mort are the bark Nevada. last from
Rio Grsnde and the brig Paragon, from tne same
port, both in bslsst waiting freight ,ne mp iSaSs
loading for New. York, the steamer Bay CITY IN DIS
treas bound to San Francisco, and under ss". De-
fore this resches you expect there wi DC senss.
lion in the States because OF her having veen ured
mo nv The English brig Bonita The Consul mas bad
~ matter under sdyrement and the proper papers
have been forwarded 20 our Government seems
that the msnof war. being to lee sard, nEea .h,ee
blank guns for her to heaye to- tnereupon, WIN ns
c,Iors living Capt Warule hauled his fore and jib
b..ts 10 windwafa lowered the peak oil her fore aud
Ar sails and waited for him TO come up, when three
shots were fred in succession Inc nrst len suoft,
,he second came within ten feet OF her lore ioof and
The I.st passed between his fore and msinmsss' "a
che boat reaching the gangway the Engllshuan in
ouir.d who was the master, when Capt. Naruie an-
syered that be was the man. He then asserted 'nat
the steamers men all drunk and in snriy nan
n.t d, manded why DC did not heave to- Capt. war.
e answered that be had done so before he had nred
a shot His papers were examined when me Fog
sbmsn roting the st( amers log the fact OF BOARD
inc him eft There is a Russian frIgate someShers
~ The cast and the English out looking for him.
.xorurR STEAMER MIssISG.-The splendid new
Won steamer her siesty built the Clyde, 70 run on
Iske Ontario sailed from Scotland seven OF elghs
wesks SINCE for Quebec and has not yet been heard
from. She had sailing crew, oil eou,se, " ~
supposed no passengers or cargo fonisoa aav.
nxn,prrpr NJ TIE SUPPOSED SLAvxR-The
Tinted States District Attorney and the british Oou-
sui At this port had conference on Friday sls'noon
in relation 10 the brig Sierra Leone wnicn hau ooe
detained on suspicion of preparing tor slave eapeai
ton They agreed that they had not the power 70 ae
tain her longer and the complaint against tue vessei
was dismissed. Soon after the decision "s On
noupced the Sierra Leone sailed from the sire t ior
The west coast of Africa She had been held Tor th'ty
six hours at the instance of the District Attorney
TuE FRiGArE SABIyE--This vessel, which was
commenced ia ls24 under the administration oil Joan
Quincy Adams, when Commodore Chsuncey was the
fcmmapdsnt Of The Brooklyn Navy Yard, but nss
been laid M in ordinary since that time without nav,
irg been finished, though from time 10 time several
tiled their hands at her again In me
HANDS of builcers with a prospect OF being CON.
Melted II is expected to launch her before the frst
=, Jsnusry She il couble- bank frigste, carrying
fny eun- two of them swivels; frame OF i've oak,
and The rest of her timbers white oak and yellow
pine Her original drawing W - furnished IRON the
Bpr, su Of Construction at Washingtoni out since
then her outline has been completely altered july
1854 when Der present alterations were commenced,
her how was cut away aud 20 fee, added to the length
of the vessel She is 200 feet on deck, and mas
40 feet of breadth of beam.
GREAT Loss The Niagara MIH of "Wednesday,
saws the large three-mased vessel the Ocean, with
very valuable cargo totally destroyed by IRE on
Tuesday in the haIbor Of Port Dalhousie Loss est
mated al $500 600 Port Dalbouse is the harbor for
ST. Catharines about eleven miles from Niagara.