New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

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tire scuttle doors, but they tore off, and he was
dsfed by the rsscas During this state Of Affairs the
second mate sick and confined 10 his s,ate.roo
and Captain Marshall was obliged to keep the deck
day ana night armed with pistols for the safety of
bis life ard the preservation Of the property entrusted
70 his charge. Having put into Port Praya Captain
MarSha received all necessary assistance and mat
ters became quiet. Upon his return. however from
visi. the Consul on shore, be found tha; the men
had stove another cask, and IN state of intOxcaton
were chasing each other about the deck with drawn
knives. The United States frigse Constitution was
immediately hailed, and an armed boats crew from
tbat ship boarded the bark, and having put the
nutineers in double irons removed them 10 the lower
hold of the frigaie, where they remained at last
counts. About two hundred and thirty gallons Of
wine had been wasted by the boring and stsving Of
the casks Boston Journal. Sept. Z.
NAVAL DOISGs AT TIRE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
At eight o'clock yesterday morning an interesting
sight to the stranger was Presented on the United
States receiving ship North Carolise at Brooklyn
Navy ard. AT that hour the ceremony of muster
ing Tie crew Of the razee Independence was begun.
Each man was called by his name, and he quickly
spOnded, Here, sir On his shoulder slung his
hammock containing his bedding, and in his right
hand he held his bag of clothing.
After be had answered TO his name he went over
the gangway inte boat. When squad OF abol at
one hundred on board the scow, they were taken
across the river and transferred to the Independence
at the wharf
Upon their reception on board ofthe Independence,
gunwas of the ship, and their clothes-bags racks
on the berth deck. All these movements vera exc
cuted with military precision One boatload after
another landed at the side of the razee, and when s
the crew had been put board the muster roll WAS
again called 20 ascertain if any had run away This
il done, we believe 10 guard against desertion from
the service. Not man, however, attempted to leave
while beipg transferred from the North Carolina.
Atl0 o'clock everybody was on board Of the ship,
and everything was ready for her departure. The
steamtug Leyisthan hove alongside of the lndepen-
dence and took her in tow. She towed her out of the
ward TO the East River thence 20 the North River,
near Elss Island. Here she came to anchor for the
present.
The officers OF the Independence follows:
Commodore the Psefc Squsdron wm. Mervn; Captain.
.s.ni. ia' . Gus sPn ID Hson John
Mooney; 4th, Thomas B. HuSer; 5h, Albert Smith 6th.
Passed Assistant surgeon NJ oanns As.t.n, sarseOa..
Henry G Caldwell, Thomas Turner Chaplain, Fitch W.
baker; Master VIM Nelson Passed Nrdshipmea T. c Graf
Mm MSc'F1 SysSs' ws'hiO io TO.;eS jas
Thomas o selhdge John w allsri Bost'wain G,erse H.
Leah; Gunner. Wm Burdetti Carpenter h. @ Thomas.
Inc crew of tie North Carolina numbered 4i3 per-
sons, follows seamen, l6o; ordinary seanen, 1873;
lsnds-1en 100; boys, 2s; frstclass musicians, 2.
While in the North River the Independence viii
take in her powder, &c. Her officers will be bssily
employed for few days in sationing the men and
exercising them in all the duties pertaining TO the
service. They are required, among other things, to
taking in sail getting under way, and coming to an
chor.
The Independence will probably sail from this port
in less than ten days. Her destination has been
nounced as the Pacific, TO relieve the St. Lawrence.
But as Il is reported that the English Government
have sent lire OF battle ship TO Greytown, the scene
of the late bombardment by the Cyane, il is rumored
that the Independence viii go little out Of her route
TO make call at that place.
IL is rumored that the United States frigate Con-
eress now at the yard is to be fitted out Immediately
for the Mediter anean service She only needs crew
and stores and would require very little time to get
her ready for sea. portion OF her complement OF
men in fact, could be obtained from the receiving
ship now. We learn, however, that no such orders
have vet been received from Washington relative to
the Congress.
The storeship Relief has nearly all OF her stores on
board for the Brazil squadron. She will leave the
Navy Yard for Rio Janeiro on Tuesday next. Her
officers will be the same that went in her on the last
trip to Rio.
Captain Hollins late Of the sloop-of-war Cyane,
reported himself yesterday TO Commodore Boarman
for the command of the Naval Rendezvous at New
York He was appointed 10 this post few days ago
bv he Secretary of the Navy in place of Comms Hder
Nicholson, who goes out in the Independence as cap
tain of the feet. Captain Hollins will be hand 70
his trial in New. York for the destruction of American
property at Greytown. Eve Post.
LIST OF DEATHS on BOARD THE U. s. sHP slurocA
DURNG HER CRUISE IN THE East INDIA, CHMA aSD JAPAN
Michael Mckay marine born Ia Philadelphia died st
Feb H. s5l ssed "a yesIs John Prngle seaman born
fs es@sn BooS d Macao o.
1851 eyed AZ years Richard Fletcher and born in Washing
ton died at Macao Dee 49, 1851 aged 81 years VIM. Nusent,
sefman born n Ireland died at Whsmpoa Aug 1857 aged
IS wears Timothy H. Walker, Master arAms born Ia Mass.
died AZ Whsmpoe Aug s. 1884, aged 20 years. Thos DEN
-on ship steward born in Virginia died at Cum Sing Moon
Aug 1882 szd p Owen Hughes ma inc, born In
Philadelphia died Cum-Sng Moon Sept 1852 AGED "a
wears James Coan seaman, born In Philadelphia died AZ
.,n Oct 10 e5l aged 81 VIM Murphy seaman born
n New York died at Macao Nov 1851 aged yess John
Chase seaman born In Maine died At Hong Kong Dec Is,
1852 aged 80 years Thomas Johnson marine born In Phila
deuha died Wbampoa Jan 81 1853, aged 80 years Jos
VIII cabin eook Philadelphia died Macao May u.
1883 aged 20 years James Wsch seaman born in Boston.
died Macao May II 1883 aged years Richard Hogste
marine bon in Philadelphia died Shanghai Sept q 1885,
a q years John smith Captain of the Hold born n Phil
ade pha SHAM ghai Sept 1853 agee 81 Joseph
Pst Gunnes Mate born in Maine died At Shanghai Dec $.
1855 eyed years Henry Cmnbe seaman born nBoston.
died AZ sea L. 1851 aged 81 James Ruth
born in York died at April g. 1884, sged IS yesr.
Hollis HARM gon seaman born IN Hartford Conn, died h
Honolulu Sandwich Islands May g. 1854 aged 81 years VIM.
Weyne born In ireland Died at sea July sof aged
s. years Edward Watson, seaman born In Phadephia did
al sea July s 1884, AGED 25 years Wm hinsnd, seaman,
born IN New York died at sea July @5 agsd 81 years