New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-07

We making asrsseeosats 70 send . steamer - d
r.ssse, When The SevsanAh communicated WA hm.
The Tndes. the ssme steamer that toved Tie bsvks-
nah out Of the karbor Of Rio few weeks beoss, ~
ksvtns Der boiler repaired Of the ttDe and ahs veS-
d,r.d 70 ses ready fr sea a. sooo " possible By
working al night che ready for ses The next NOM
tny and accordingly sailed and was sbsent two weeds
10 search Of The rns-ing boat Under thesc eircumr
stances The Savannah ooad not continue TO Do dss
hef snebOy. and 20 she ven. 10 Sea on the sth
The Ornamental part Of the work done by the Anes
IN vtich indeed he shp Of wAr Of I'll nstions ueusy
participate consists Of kripz .alufe. rpnnnng y~rs
and dres.tng KIP vah nsg' % great Occasions. On
TIE 5;h November tie Alhes dressed theix shps with
ssgs f1ed sslu,es and had good time generally or
the taking Of hall Of sevsstopol. The Freueh al
Enghsh leave nothing undooe 20 prove 70 the void
how ford they are " eech cher tbs Demonstration
truly affecting. :.
20 1rpiSes or rHr rKAHsHD PACIFIC AT rAIAr.
The ship Marengo, arrived at this port yesterday
from HsvTe e y.ry boxterVus voyage Of 20 day.
From the time Of leaving Hsve Up 70 the 2oh Feb
ruary, with the exception Of three dayst the haren.
20 experienced one confaed SUCCESSION Of gass from
S. W. 10 VIM W. On the 2od February, being
short Of provisions and water, she pat into FsyL and
having been supplied, she sailed again on The aith,
bat .he brngs DO intelligence Of the nlssirg steamship
Pacific which had beer then oct - days from Lves.
pool II following vessels were at Fsyal when The
n left having put IN IN distress. Ships Weliseet Of
BoetOn for Sew-Orlean., put in esky; s.. Bernard,
from Newport, with iron, WAS leaky, bad buiwsrks
and house stove. Banks Warren, from Psisdelphia,
with grain, wss dsmssed; sumpter, from Charleston,
with cotton and rice, had cargo sh.Aed aai much
damaged Brig Relying, with loss Of foreuia<t. Saw
conrg IN large ship with painted forts; bad fore.
main and mizZen topmars aud bowsprit gone. Tie
NJ since leaving Fsyal had very heavy weather.
LOSS OF TIE cLIPPER-SHIP sEA WITCH.
The clpper.sbip Sea Witch, from China or Hs-
vana reighted with Chinese apprentices, went ashore
on the Island twelve miles west of Havana, On the
morning Of the 2sth March, and vii prove q total
loss Several Spanish steamers went her assistance
ard succeeded in taking of The passengers and crew
No EYes loet.
LAUNCH OF TIE ADRArIc.
Tie lsunching Of the new steamship Adristc, OF
the Collins line, from the ship yard Of Mr.. George
Steers foot Of seventh street; East River, will take
place tbs morning =: 10 Oelock. All the mechanical
preparations completed, and seats and other de-
siIabe arrange meuts have been made liberal
scale a. possible for ladies AID other members Of fam
lies who may be presen. to witness the event
To BE LAuscHED.- The splendid steamship Cuba
600 tuns burden will be launched this Monday from
the ship yard of VIM. II. Webb foot Of Sixth street
East Rlyer. lhE vessel was Dut for Is. blanco, eeq
and intended for the South American trade. Maehin-
cry from Pease Murphy, Fulton Iron Works.
LAusoHED.-Mr. {. G.. Jeroeman launched from his
yard at Belleville, n. j., on the 5th inst, fine
schooner called the Walter Raleigh. Her dimensions
are, l34 feet long, 32 feet extreme breadth and i2i
feet hold and her register measurement $40 tuns She
IL the largest two mssted vessel aaoat, and il IS est
mated that she will carry 900 bales of cotton She
owned by Meszrs J. r. Gilmore Co. Of this city, and
is intended for their line of Savannah packets.
NAvAL--On the lst of December last, the United
States flagship of the Brazilian Squadron the Ssvan
nab lying in the harbor of Rio de Janeiro Ntng
for her relief, the Commander-in-Chief haviog been
put the retired list by the late Naval Board. The
officers of the Savannah are follows: Commander
n-Cbief, VIM. ID. Salter; Commander, Samuel Mer-
Ger; Lieutenants, j. NJ. Beuien, George +. Emmops
c. +. NJ. Spotswood, w. T.. lie Roy, tfag,l Henry B.
Newcomb; Acting Lieutenant, A. +. Morley; Acting
Master, &. w. Fusser; Fleet Surgeon, Daniel Es-
bert Passed Assistant Surgeon, VIM. Lowber; Assist
ant Surgeon j. Z. Thorn; PuTser, Charles Murray;
Chaplain, Joseph StOckbridge. Marine Officers
First Lieutenant Q. T. Doughty; Second Lieutenant,
r. L. Browning; Commodores Secretary Wm A.
IDgersoll; Passed Midshpmen, b. T.. Hand, j. p. X.
Mygstt, VIM. z. A. Campbell Captains Clerk, Ed
ward j. Murray; Saimaker X. It. Van Voorhees,:
Carpenter Luther Manson Boatswain, Il. Whitaker;
Gunner, A. +. Thompson.
for Montevideo Nov. ~, at which time the United
ter place