New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
MARINE AFFAIRS.
TIE NEXT EUROPEAN srEAEK'

TIE NEXT EUROPEAN STEAMER.
There win be no Collins ste amer from This pon q
Saturday for Liverpool. The Atlantic was 70 am
Liverpool for this port the Oh Mt, and VIII Feos
bly, arrive here Sunday next, In which esss ne W.
be dispatched Tuesday mex. with the mails and -
sengers Sor Liverpool. This will cause q delay ole
few DAYS in the mail. The Adriatc 10 not ye. rssdg
| for sea.
MORTALITY on snpBoARD.
The ship Doctor Bsnh, arrived yesterday froa
Hamburg, with one hundred and twenty-five psssea
gers, reports having had thirteen deaths on me pc
cage. The Hamburg bark Johanna Elise, Wbous
from Hamburg September 4, with two hundred and
twenty.seven passengers, had nipe deaths on tho
voyage II is supposed that these deaths arc from
cholera The disease appears soon after the shP'
leave port ard disappears entirely before they arrive
here.
A THoNAsros nARK run down. At xA-Tw
SAFETY OF ALL on BOARD.
Schooner Minnesota, Capt. Nickerson, f.om Grasd
Bank, arrived OF ProvincetOwn 4th inst, reports 20
date, saw unkno wn ship run into bark Cstharine
tof Thomaston), Watts, from from Cardiff for New
York, sinking her Immediately. The officers and crew
were saved and taken on board the unknown ship
which was bound TO Liverpool.
SHORT PASSAGE.
Clipper ship Kathay, Capt. Thomas c. Stoddsrd
from this port 18th April, arrived at SydEey, Australia
the 18th July last in eighty foar days from wharf b
wharf.
humanity REWARDED.
Capt. 7. G. Mitchell Of Bath, while commander Of
the bark Florence, in Feb 1855, fell In with tbs Nes,
pohtsn schooner La Luce in mid ocean, ard took Of
the officers and men Immediately before she founderet
LESS from Capt mitchell, for which he declined al
reward. Recently the King Of the two sices, Ferd.
napd ii ordered that gold medal Of The first nu
should be struck and forwarded 10 Capt. Al. ass
testimonial OF his high appreciation OF SO Gallant 10
g act The medal wac forw srded 10 orr GOvernmsrs
at Washington. and by Gen. Cas- has been transmit.
ted 10 Capt Mitchell in Bath. IL Is 9 massive piece
OF solid gold, weighing over two ounces having On
enc eide finely executed head OF the royal donor,
Ferdinand H.. and the other side an inscription "
Italian, with riDg By which TO suspend it.
Ipor.snos.h Ai9srtissa
TIE PRRsERyAIIoy or PAPERS At SEA.
Capt. Drummond Of the trm Of Trcfsnd a. D,um'
mond, ship builders In Maine, hes invented . hohow
globular receptacle for papers and valuable docs.
mens, 10 be thrown overheard in csse Of disaster
sea. 1t is designed to float until 1t IL picked up o.
drifts ashoIe The globe Is made OF brsss or copper.
and the opening is filled with screw cap easly %.
justed, and sir-tight. model Il nov exhibition
the Merchants Exchange.
GOOD NEWS FOR sHIP-BUIlDgRs.
From Vienna uuder date Of sept. IL, +. 10 s.ftsd
that Mr. Moller who in negotiation with the Aus
TRAN Government last year for The construction OF
vessels Of war s at presert in the Austrian ospta
ar that las been definitely decided that hc yes,e
shall be built IN American shipyards the c1ly poi,
remaining 10 be settled being whether 10 talj fngsts
or fhips-oftbe-lne.
BREAYwArrR.
The citizens, shipowners and Others o. CLIQUE ster
sion Of Congress, sskipg "Unole San" to build .
brt ekwater from Ten Pound Islasd 10 Rocky Neck.
The ditaLcs is 60 feet, and at low tide here " bat
about feet Ct wster ard at high tida feet.
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