New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

The steamship HammOnis, Capt Heydtmanp,
sailed Yesterday aAernoos fer Hamburg with 20 cabin
and 1903 steersge passengers.
MARINE Losses roR NAY
During the month just ended thity-;hrse vessels
were lost, Of the following descriptions. One wss q
steamship six ships, three barks, four briggs and sine
teen schoorers The total value Of the property lost
was 81 95l 500, exclusive Of damage to vessels not
amounting To total loss and of partial losses Of cargo.
The vessels reported chiefly American.
LOSES roR rHE YEAR 1887
No Vesses sNL0s.
...................i 25 sSNares
F,tTusry .............'..'''''. '''' - sSe.s
NsIck. ................... '.'s ''-' ~
aamr.'...................'......: $ iss,,sSs
Total fot I've months ......... 81 esfSes
SMALLPOX AT QUARANTINE.
Several immigrant ships arriving within the pat
f W days have brought cases Of smallpox on heard.
Dr. Thompson has caused all OF the infected vessels TO
Gene to an anchor and land their passengers. The
immigrants all vaccnsted, their clothing and per-
sons thoroughly cleansed and if within the customary
tine no new of the disease appear they are sent
TO Castle Garden and forwarded to their destinations.
After the vessels purified. they also released
By these precautions the disease kept out of the
city.
TIE STEAMER NOLNbBlA.
The new steamship Columbia, Captain Nj. Berry, 10
now open for the inspection of the public at the Col
lin. Steamship Wharf foot of Canal street. She ssus
for Liverpool, in the Collins line, on Saturday next,
the 9Th inst.
Orders will be given at by the Secretary of tho
Navy for the building Of the five additional screw pro-
pener steam soops. ofwar, for which appropriation
mn 4. Il LAT Tkr.s,
of tbs sloop. will probably be built at the Navy Yards
of Washington, Philadelphia and New-York, respec-
lively The other two will be given to ship builders
of merchant vessels, the act provides that they
shall be built by contract, or otherwise.
The sloop-of war jamestown, from Africa, stand
ing to the westward, on Friday at p. M.
twenty miles S. S. L. of Absecom by steamer
Southemer.
Can't. John C. Long has been ordered for duty on
the Naval Court of Inquiry No. g. in place of Commo-
dore Kearney, who is understood TO have received
preparatory orders to the command Of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard Tks change makes Commodore Newton
the President of this court.
The United States steam fIigate Roanoke left the
NAVY Yard at Gosport yesterday at IL o'clock, under
stt am with all her armament, ammunition, PROVISIONS
and fuel on board drawing twentyour feet OF water,
and proceeded directly on her voyage to A'pinwal.
An order has been lately issued by the President for
an addition tohe marine force at various stations OF
30 priyates and officers. Rendezvous have been
opentd by the order If The Secretary Of the Navy at
New-York Philadelphia ana at Alexandria, Va, be-
side at the regular marine stations, for the purpose
Of receiving enstments. These recruits are nearly
all raw and are to be instructed in the drill at the
Washington headquarters, under the superin-
tendence of the drill Major Each of the new steamers
built under the late order of the Government are to
get sergeants, corporas, musicians, and % pm
Yates in addition to the usual force This increases the
entire active marine force to 200 men. The United
States vessels now awaiting orders in the ports are the
Mississippi, now at New-York, the Germantown sioop-
ofwer, now lying at Norfolk, the Cumberland hgate,
at Boston, and the sloop-of war Plymouth, at the
Washington Navy Yard The frigate Fulton is being
painted and having her standing rigging setup. She
IL nearly ready for orders.