New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.


The United States mnil-steamship Arago, Capt.
Dunel Lines, sailed from this port Saturday, at ~
O'Clock, for Havre and Southampton. She took out II
passengers and siOi s53 in specie.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
The steamship Star of the West, Capt Miner, sailed
from this poit at o'clock Saturday for San Juan
dc Nicaragua
CHANGE Oh HOUR.
The boats OF the Stonington line for Providence
and Boston wi leave hereafter from pier No North
River, at O'Clock every afternoon except Sundays
THE BRIG WIN. II. sAPFoKD.
This vessel has been towed to the foot of Montague
place where her cargo is being discharged. No bodies
have thus far been found in the hold.
LIST or VESSELS OVERDUE HERE FROM EUROPE.
We have prepared with some labor and much care
complete list of vessels now due at thus port IRON
Europe. 0fthese sixty vessels,
Two have been at sea from. .35 to 40 days,
Thirteen have been at sea from. 40 TO 30 days,
Twenty have been at sea from. 90 10 on Gays,
Fourteen have be- at sea from.6O TO 40 days,
-Four have been at from. 10 to 80 days,
-Four have been at sea from. 80 to 80 days.
One has been at sea from 80 TO 100 days,
Two have been at sea. ....-.. over lOo days.
The following gives the names of the vessels and
their masters, with the port of departure and date OF
sailing:
SHiPs.-Pacifc, steamer Eldrdge, Liverpool, JAN
23 Ebling Clrich, Liverpool, JAN l5i feaIicsS, NIL
ton Cardiff, Jan. 9; Goethe, Jams, Dewcsstle, JAM
II; Gemania, Wood, Havre, Jan. 2; Guy Manner
ing Doard, Liverpool, Jan. p; Harpswei, slower
Messina, Nov. 2l, lPut into Feya Dec 49,; John ka
venel, Morrison, Bordeaux Nov o. put into Cadlz
Jon. SO) John Rutledge, Kelly, Liverpool, Jan. 10;
Johanna, Emelie, Bordeaux, Jan. 10; j. H. Ryerson,
Latham, Havre, Jan. %; John Hermann, Bornhorst
Hull Jan. 25; Louisa, Touberg, Newcastle, Jan. 90;
Cornelius Grinnen, Fletcher, London, Jan. 2l Ash
burton Bradsh, Liverpool, Jan. y; Anna, from Hell
voet Jan. 10; Arnises, Kruger, Shields, Dec Is; An-
coma, Shields Sunderland, Dec. 2s Alliance, Cole,
Ian Roll frpm J
City Of Brooklyn, Mitchell. Liverpool, JAN TO- Cult
vstOr, Austin, Liverpool jan. l.; Camden, Bodies
Liverpool, Jan. IA; Constantine. Macodnck Liver
pool, Jan. II; Calhoun, Truman Liverpool, Jan. 29i
Chicago, Chase, Liverpool, Dec. ~ Escort, Lynch,
Liverpool Jan. g; Mary Croker, Croker, Marsvllles
JAN 1; Memphis, Davis, Have, Jan. 4; Marion,
Gibbs Palermo, Dec Is; haienSo, Alexander iiavre
Jan. Ia Medallion, Theobald Gibraltar, Jan. II;
NOmaden, Anderson, Narcotics, Jan. l; New,hamp
shire, Sheldon, Glasgow, Jan: 9; Neptune, B)ones
Shields, Jan. IS; Northumberland, Spencer, London
of the Start Jan. g. Norma, Schutt, sunderland Jan
"a Onward, Wade, Deal, Jan. 80; Pioneer, Mont
gomery, Liverpool, Jan. 20; Robert Center, Arnold,
Antwerp, Jan. 3; Rachel lotungs LAddle, Sunderland
jan 10; Richard Cowle, Bordeaux, JAN -: Richard
Golden, =, Cadr. Jan. u; Sartele, Cole, Flush
ing, Jan. 1; splendid Higgins, Flushing, Dec g;
Tahiti, Buchanan, Queenstown, Jan. J; Victoria,
Champion London, Deal, Dec. Oh Wild Pigeon,
Hanson Portsmouth. Jan. 27 Wabamo, Doty, Ant
werp, Jan. 81.
BiRks.-Ann, Patterson, Marseiues, Jan. 81; Aunie,
Day, Palermo, jan Is; Emblem, DAYS, Palermo,
Jan. 10; UeOfReS, mhRune toleItno, Dec loi Laura,
Watson, Palermo Jan. s. Union, HorstmaD, Bremen,
Jan 90.
BKIos.-Anna D. ToTey. NOISE. Messna. Dec. "a
Atalaya, Noonsn, Malaga, Dec. "a, touched at st.
Thomas Feb. 49, Albert Adams, Willis, Cette, Jan.
2e; Ignszio Palermo, Jan III ST. Adam Gauonoorg,
Palermo, Dec. u. :,
Apprehensions for the Ultimate safety OF nearly al
these vessels are probably groundess; but on the'r
arrival they will report destructive gales ana tuue
encounters with the ice. The ships winch nave
reached port within the last few days prepare Us 10
expect this Fourteen vessels which have arrived y
this port since the Isl Of February report the loss OF
twenty nine men, nineteen Of whom were washsl
overheard and ten killed by falling from the ysrds.
The severity Of the cold has also caused great sui
ierng, and many have lost limbs by frost. Taken
altogether, the month Of February will long be
fCoaIief and Enquirer.
Pat lass S. GssEss's, B,spVa., Yea a. Ia aissres