New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
MARINE AFFAIRS.
a INV STEAMSHIP.

Mr. VIM. Collyer has CONNIE need the construction
Of a new ste amship, at his yard at Greenpoms, 'or
Msssrs Spoffsrd Ti,ston 4 Go. of Nsw-fork for ther
Charleston line She will be 40 feet long, ID fees
beam % feet deep al about 900 tuns measurement.
She will he supplied with side lever engine from tfo
Novelty Works The ship will be launched about tho
let of November.
Mr. Collyer has also laid the keel Of propeller ZOE
Mr. Essop Of Charleston which is to be supplied with
machinery for dredging the BAR She VIII De i'o fse'
n.y. 25 feet beam, 10 feet deep and about 400 tuns
m.a,prmelt To be launched the lat Of september.
At this ysrd ia schooner in frame Of 100 taas, or
John q. dney and intended for the coast ng Trade.
The propeller Western World Of 500 tuns, for snermAu
& Null was launched from this yard few days e.
Il is Intended for the transportation OF cattle rom
AIba,y 10 New York, and will accommodate about
eco lead
rHy wuIIsY on THE SHIP ATLANTA
The Bdit,mOre Sun gives some iufthei tsc,s ~ .e1
,;on IN the mptiuy on board this vessel when took
Ilace about the commencement Of ths present monb.
u sopears that the Atasota Ieit harss mes oi .n"
Ipt.d States on the goth May, With crew OF "enty-
ore sailors, composed chiefly Of italiaos' Inc mei
d. MA, go from the comm. men nuinous dispose
tiop which at inouct the capt am pamed
to place ID, mrs, mutiDour IN confinement. Inc su,p
war he OF the coast ut Valencia. Japan nouesn,
in order to Try the int. n'ioDs OF the men, sent ho s.w
10 90 >, m. thing connected with the Navigation Of tbs
vel hut VAS not obe, ed Tue mate, on arguing
With be men their conduct received several stabs
with knife, while the captain was maitfeased AMI
boui with ropes.
The mt peers then tookcomnsnd Of the vessel and
changed her course towarj the Leysn bat in passing
by Mnseles they deter mined TO anchor some "heis
nesr he cos get sn add ,iona supply Of water and
prs viz oDs. They aeon DINGHY aignAiz,d for pilot,
and one bosru. Tbs latter was informed
hy the rapan If the state Of matters and DO promised
TO con cate with the officer Of the American gato
Const, laiio then AZ MafeiIes Thi9 done. A0l
forty maiIss speedily board. tho A,alanta, and or
dei.d ths mDiiBtep to surrender The later took
refuge in the rgg g. but were pursued ey the MARINES.
the c.ck, where they we're tk.n p soners ana con-
v.ysd TO For; 81. Nicholas by the naval gendArmerie.
So the matter remained at The last accounts.
sAyaL IsrELLIGgscE.
AtK,y Wet on the iah lust there remsined In
port Unit. d States steam-frgate Men nae Capt. Pen
deIssst; UDn.o States frigste Potomac, and seam.r
Fulton At Pensacola Cpitec Sa'ess oop VI war sara
toss The Ply mouth which bas lat. tskea the iscs
OF The Preble as pract.eship, Is expected 10 Laso
Anna polls the usua sumner cruise about the 2s,b
The Plymouth will cruise along the northern coast
during July and August, and return ON the Chesapeake
early IN y ptembeI, wb.re she will remain until the as,
Of The mouth and then return ~ AnDspDls. Tne f-
loving /. a let Of her officers: Commander JDssph h.
Gr.en; Lieu'ebants, X. H. Wyman Wn. II wilcox,
J. V. n Philip, J. Taylor Wood w Mc'annes"j
PuIser B +. Gallagher; Pa sed Assistant sargeon,
John Wad.
ARRIVAL OF THE csirEp STATS STAY 'hi"A'1
saRAsAc IN THE DELAWARE.
The UIned States steam figate Saranac arrived IN
the Delaware, from three years crui'e, yesterday,
and Low lies at Fort Miin, whore ter powder being
unloaced. She sailed 60m Norfolk November IL,
1883 for Cobsabiinople With the following officers;
Captain John y. Lspsi L.sa,.nsDts, c. ro.naesM r.
T. Nhbos n. x. Wsu s,oL kes popd Al va Ef~na on-
turn sUs.n, Ozone M.al.ey Pas'r seon.s 4: wares
t,bnt Wm boyd; Bostsws,n, 0sorss Smith, Oanasr D. r.
Alien CUrsi Mstthe~ B. Dosds ssam.hss joan tote,
Chat Nm WIZ .msoa sbst AssistAnts, Thso-
dor. Z,ll.r Dsds, s-eo.d As stsIts gss .her, "
Fnsn.n, Third Assistants, John h""fe' l. "mIs@sn z.
The Ssrsnae has been absent more than two yssrs
ard half most Of which time bss been spent m tho
M,d1.usIesp She has touch. q at ConstantinOple,
So.zza, MARSHES, Genoa aud Gibraltar, from which,
a., po sh. sailed for Philsis phis On the 18th Of
Ma sss. No official report has been ecsived since
k.I arrival in the Delaware and consequently We aro
Dpsb 9 10 Se what change may bsye been made ~
the st of officers since she ss.d Phil Bulletin, 2ch