New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-23
MARINE AFFAIRS.

ARRIVAL OF The STEAMSHIP ERIcssoS.-The steam
ship Ericsson Cspt Lbsber, from Hayre, which port
she left on the 5h inst arrived on Wednesday morn
ing. She brings IS passengers. On the eth inst the
Ericsson experienced q violent gale from the west,
which lasted 2s hours and continued blowing heavy
fiom that quarter for six consecutive days. and Capt
L. reports that during his experience Of thirty years be
never encountered such violent westher in the month
Of August.
For EuRoPE-The United States hsil steamship
Baltic sailed from this port yesterday, at noon, for
Liverpool. She took ou. 100 passengers and s665,275
in specie
DEATHS At sEA-The following deaths occurred a.
sea on board the ship Disdem, while on her passage
from New. Orleans to th, port: Charles McNulty, a
seaman. Aug l; John Morris of Wisconsin, Aug o.
Jane Slater, Aug. 2; Thomas Slater Aug. .; Edward
Lee and Robert Seary, Aug. 4.
MUTISY on BOARD A. AMERICAN SHIP.--lnieli-
gence was received in Liverpool by police con-
stable stationed on one Of the north piers, that a
mutiny had broken out on board the American ship
Ocean Express, outward beund ami then lying near
the Rock at the entrance of the Mersey. Suoerdtend
ent Boyd with about dozen men, proceeded TO the
vessel and on boarding her found the hands assem-
bled the forecastle and on questioning them II they
intended to work the ship, they all reiused declaring
however that they bad no fault to find with the cap
an nor with the ship, but that they would not longer
submit 10 the t ranny OF the mate who had compelled
them TO work on Sunday from O'Clock in the morning
until in tie evening" and had insisted upon their con-
tinuiDg at work during the whole of the precedisg
day in the rain. The pilot aud the captain both de-
cland that 10 unreasonable unnecessary work had
been demanded of the men; the perssting IN their
refusal to work, they were brought ashore By the
superinte ndent but the English authorities could
not interfere the vessel being American, the men,
so IN number were sent adif They will forfeit their
outfts, clothes, &C.
NAvAL-The United States sloOp-of-war Marion,
which arrived on Saturday last in Hampton Roads
from II West Coast of Africa, las from Port Prsya,
cane up the river on Tuesday and anchored below the
halbor The following list Of the officers who re-
TUNED to the United States in Der, viz:
Commander H. Y. Puvisuce; Leutensnts-ChaS 5 heDon'
ougb. Wm. y. Hopkins, Nm- W. ROBBERS, and j. NJ wan
vrh (the named being home from he brig Dol
rhn pssseuger;) Passed Assistant W. Green
how Purser John aAbbott Acting Master George H. Bier
Miishipmeu-James Rocte Z. r. Potter, and Charles Peck
Boasv A Pomeroy; Gunner r. n Peake Carpenter o.
Myers san sker George BoeTum PuTsers Steward John
Mcclellan; Surgeons Steward, Chss. Ill. LyO
All were well on the ship on her arrival. The Manon
hss been sbseDt from the United States on the Coast
of Africa since January 1853. She made the passage
from Port Praya to Hampton Roads in 35 days. She
returns without orders, having been condemned AZ un
seaw orhy by regularly authorized Board OF survey
ing officers. During the passage she leaked In rough
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