New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.

For EuRopE.-The steamships Arago and Ariel left
this port on Saturday for Havre. The Ariel took out
40 passengers and s7s 3Os in SPECIE on freight and
tho Arago 1913 passengers and ss63,,OG In specie.
Among the passengers by the Arsgo were the Hon.
Rob McLane, Emil Samson bearer OF dispatches, and
Antoine RaveI, who goes to Europe to engage .
company of actors for Niblos Garden. The two
steamers went down the bay nearly together, while
great crowd of spectators watched their progress from
the wbarves along the river II is rumcred that both
vessels will be driven TO their utmost capacity o.
trial of speed across the Atlantic TO Havre. We
hope this may prove mistake. The consequences OF
such reckless contests at home have been fesfully
disastrous that we should suppose commanders OF
sea steamers would possess sags,ty enough TO per-
ceye that ocean racing can only result in destroying
the confidence which they have by their care and
skin from the travelling public.
PS.-Weleam that the Ariel was about hree miles
ahead Of the Arago when the latter discharged her
pilot at the bar some 20 miles from the City.
The NAVY YARD.-Commodorc Charlie, Boarmsn,
who has managed the Brooklyn Navy Yard for the
past three years is about to retire from the command
of this naval station. His term expires on the LET Of
October next and he will be succeeded by Captain
Abraham Bigelow. The Commodore has begun TO
ley County, Virginia where he has homestead, and
will leave New.York ior his home on the I'd ofOctober
The officers of the steamer San Jacinto have re-
ported themselves for duty. Commodore Armstrong,
who is 10 take command of the squadron, arrived
Friday He has examined the San Jacinto and APP
pears to be much pleased with the vessel. She will
leave the Navy Yard for the East Indies about the
10th Of October.
LAuScH.- On Saturday, Messrs. Roosevelt & Joyce
Of this City launched ihree-masted schooner for A.
Low & Brother. She is to be commanded by Capt
Fletcher s,e OF the ship Oriental, and will b. en-
poyed in the Chinese waters. Sac Is named Maury,
in honor Of Lieut.. Naury of Washington The N.
Is - uns burden JJ fee: on the keel 30 feet beam,
and ls feet deep.
WRECK ~ rnr STEAMER SrBAsroPoH-NAaE OF
rur LosT AND sAyID.-We have already given the
particulars Of this vrcck-snd nov add the names Of
the saved and dead
Crc~ Sars3 Capt. Watts, VIM. Waterbury LIT
mate; Thomas Cole, lsi engineer; Follett Gocawey,
VIM. scott, fireman Chas Cumming, colored, and
two CLERKS. two po,es, steward i've hemen, two car
penters, aud eight or ten deck hands, were saved.
p~s sfS- Morris berry, I'd mate; Frank, I'd eDg-
rcrr; VIM James, cook waiter. Bradley Davis,
and Tie wacelmsn, Jas. Clark.
These. We hCllcyr, are the only ones lost.
Total crew save,i, 2si drosnod, s.
Passengers SssrS- Alderman Of Albion, n. Y,
bcuna 10 Chicago, VIM. Chisholm, one of the owners
hchcyo. Mrs Watts, wife of the captain and four
chlun lsAsc isics wife and six children OF Vernon
n. " Mrs, fraHis Bennett wife Of Capt. II. OF pro-
rolcf. NJ. Ncfnon.
l. Lamb, wt'e shd chIdrcn from County Wexford,
ireland
Mar, McCsa,hov IRISH.
Susan Mcintosh, fnom Cleveland.
ilaiNsvsh. wife and chidren, - Jackson,
uHo AMI otld, nNm po0r Buffalo
1, fesh. German.
$500 t,.,n- IA. a. ,,,t,
VS., Isnucr EsfA brcr County, n. \.
fduH Shsv. haissts, y, \.
Va, n. te-s, pAF,on. \.
Jss cav, Teach Az. Nes-lofk.
M naei.sk, wife ard chlld Syracuse Ny
= u tg,as and vito Wayne Pa
ieN sHJ J, boyd. kpowks,uc, MY.
NJ nsHsea al ~its, Norwegian.
; thVwSs, Chatham. Colaa.bis County NY
1S,h pslAssisg. sons 80 sonle place near Madison
&, Esliss. nos,as.
tsh Matte, GsftaAn.
fAei kthben iscsrnaa
Mntir Sshalef wlse AMI chn,rvn, German
NNtelss lVwtaM German.
Nerve Ue'nas.
A.te4s 1eievNnA Uog,uaiA
N,<~s.<= twe tlefnAn passrnscrs
fsssl rAs'eegpg SAVED. o. Nat .
Mage .'"oeve fV,A ,srsb ssl total lost, 2.
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