New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20
While on board Of tie ~ which we're visited With
cholera, the average was 4S3.

cholera, the average was it3.
srEAnsBIp BryJAsIy FRAyxLIs RELEAsED.-
| Ths vessel seized By order OF the Government on
fuspicion of being fitted behalf Of some vene-
zueeaDs for an operation az snst Venezuela bat no
armament, az already stated, found on board, was
yesterday bonded, Mr.. Chss. OConor partner OF
Mr. Fullerton, the Council for the owners becoming
the surety in the sum Of eco OOO and the steamer
s.QueEtly, has been discharged from arrest
IN respect to the matter have heard it said the
gasp cicn il thar the Government he not been quick
enough, as lark sailed few days ago. having on
board, ii lie supposed large quantity Of arms snd
nunitioLs of war Of all kinds; but whether the Ben.
ismiu Franklin fitted up, she apparently has been
-.f yessel) was to have been in any way con-
nected with her =.
ground for Der detention.
The BENJAMIN Franklin cleared yesterday Tor
Ct Tbors. and the war-steamer Santa Anna, thst
ZONE sapient wit gave out she was to eaptafe' saeo
for Vera Cruz.
For EuRopE.-Tbe Royal Mail steamship Africa
CAPT Harrison, will sail from this port to-day Tor Law
erpool ,.,.-
S.urss OF TIE NORTHERN LIGHT The steamship
Northern Light sailed yesterday for Puenta Arenas
with l3l passengers
Tp,.r TRIP OF The STEAMSHIP RkLaYo.-The
stesnsbp Pelayo built for the house Of Pelayo, Pardo
A. 20 of Havana, Cuba intended TO run be. ween the
nors Of Havana and Mstsnzas in the island of Cuba,
eft the foot of Eighhst. yesterday morning trial
trip and returned at 6 O'Clock p. NJ Her hull was
built at the yard of WIN. IL Webb Her engine, o.
inch cy Under, and two large boilers are from Pease
Murrss;ys Fulton Iron Work., foot Of Chey.i :. o.
She proved herself very feet sailer and worked ad
nira5ly Everything mDved smoothly, and No i'm
per,ections sho we'd themselves in her construction
CAUSE OF THE DETENTION OF The STEAMSHIP
ATLASTrc.-The following letter will explain the long
passage Of the Collin. steamer Atlantic:
T.. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC,
Or SANDY Hoog-Monday night.
To he Editor, Of tn. ~ y Tribus<
GErTLEnEs: As this ship has fallen behind her
uspal time Of arrival, ! deem il OF sufficient IN
terest 10 the public 10 state that her detention at sea
has been caused by eneoentering gale oi unusual
severity in lat. $50 42 Ion. 3s' West which, during
most az the interval of time between Sunday, the
1oth midnight TO Wednesday 18th midnight, bar
ometer falling TO % in IS, caused this noble ship a
trial Of Der strength and sea qualities sueh az can De
apprec at, best by those who have been at times 81
sea on vessels not equally well provided with srength
and caDacify for such encounters. During twenty
one yeays OF trials incident TO sea life, have not
met gale Of greater severity, and in no instance
have known the vino 10 DlOw hurricane g"'e lVi
80 many consecutive bours. ,
TIE consequence was that the good Atlantic hal
TO contend 81 ainst heavy and high cross sea oil
the most trying character, and the present c0nd9n
of her disabled " stem and wheel-hou'e-though not
epdapgering the safety Of the ship sho we'd 10 the
most casual observer the weight Of 'he blows she re-
ceived and how great the requisites OF strength
in all steamships and that they should be like the
Atla1 tic s,auDch and strong.
For the twelve hours preceding the noon OF the
qotb the Atlantic made but % miles to the west.
From noon of the 12h to noon OF the 18Th, ~f M
not make a single mtL, although her engines worked
beautifully six revolutions per minute, all that could
be permitted in such a sea.
From noon If thu 18th, to midnight, only 90 miles,
the captain gradually easing up engines as the WIND
and sea fell. ,,
This severe ordeal adds wreath TO the laurels
Of the Atlantic under the guidance Of ner skillful
commander.
NAV the number of such ships be increased.
Respectfully your obedent servant,
w A. BARTLETT, Lieut.. L. s Navy
GBy Telegraph
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMBOAT TRENTON
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Sept 10, ls5i.
The steamer Trenton, with her passengers, on the
downward trip to New. York, was run into by brig,
above TacoDy, and struck few inches ait the star
hoard boiler The woodwork in the aft part OF the
steamer was carried away and the boiler much IN
iured. The passengers were much ir9hted oui none
of them were injured
DETENTION oT THE NARIOS.
CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1854.
/ The steamship Marion has been detained here IN
Consequence Of a heavy sea, and VIII san Tor New
York this afternoon.