New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.

FOR kuhOff
The United States mail steamship Arago, Capt. d.
Lines for Havre and Southampton, sailed from this
port on Saturday She took out g. O53 900 in specie
and 307 passengers which is the largest amount ever
taken ont by this line from the port of New-York
Among the passengers Madame Cora de VIII
horst, II. j. Raymond of The Daily Times, Baron
Won Gerolt, Prussian Minister ST. de Chacon, Spanish
Vice Consul and Grelet the abscondDg Clerk of the
Northern Railroad Of France, who is sent back under
the E1radition Treaty.
NAVAL
The U. s. Naval Lyeeum will dispatch mail for
the squadron the Coast Of Brazil on the 7th june
All letters and papers sent to the Lyoeum Rooms, in
the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, will be forwarded to the
frigate st. Lawrence, soop-of-war Falmouth and
storesbip Supply. Also, the 9Th June, mal will
be forwarded to Boston for the Coast of Africa,
by the IT, s. ship Cumberland.
The recent death of Surgeon Geo. b. Mcknight pro-
notes Passed A.sistant-Surgeon JOS Wilson, jr, aud
brings into the service as ssistant-Surgeon, Dr..
Frederick Van Bbber who stood highest on the ist OF
the las yeti unappOnted of those who have passed the
requisite examination to entitle them to enter it.
The Navy Department has received intelligence of
the death of Purer George r. Griswold Of Michigan,
on board the brig Dolphin, on the 5th of April last on
THAT SUSPICIOUS VESSEL"
The Mary Cobb, whose mysterious movements
bad worked up the Piney Pointers to Il fever OF
curiosity, turns out to be very proper VeSsei AFTER
ALL II seems that after the bark above mentioned
had unloaded her cargo Of granite at our wharves she
anchored off Pipey Point waiting TO take in wood tor
the port whence she sailed. Meantime gang oil
ceulkers have been innocenty pursuing their ayoca
tion in filing up the chlnks hence the 7Sunds %
heavy hammeripg daily heard on board 80 much
hat lou rakinO black schooner
PREPARATIONS TO RAISE THE STEAMSHIP PHiLA-
DELPHIA
Mr. r. ID. Bartlett of Bangor launched IN that city
on Tbursdsy steam schooner OF about !IC tuns our
ing the steamship City of Philadelphia, whlch was
cast away on the coast of Newfoundland in Septem'
Der, 1854. The City of Philadelphia belonged to me
Liverpool and Philadelphia line Of steamers, y OF
3 coo tups burden and purchased by Mr.. Bartlett
from the Underwriters at Loyds London. She was a
valuable steamer with perfect and powerful machine
~ She lies in only about n feet OF water, aud ~
about 200 feet from the shore She il in cove, and
the beach is smooth and of easy grade Offering no oO-
stacles TO her safe approach to the Shore
TIE CAPE FIsHERNES.
The past few weeks have been the season for most
Of the Cape fishermen to fit for sea. The actlVty Oh
this season upon the Cape very grta' L'e.y nar"
az home u active, and every wharf ana -tor. con-
rected with fitting the vessels IA busy place. Many
# the Grand Bank fishermen have already saled,
sud nearly every vessel to be employed there u no"
fetlv our fishermen have discarded CLANS and taken
20 slightly saed pOrgie- for bait. Quite an extensive
business has been carried al Chatham IN putting
M fish Holsters and the like in tin cans hermetcay
,faled during the last year two; and y thought
lere are other sections q the Cape where the 0u'-
ress might be as successfully prosecuted. Few
wars ago holsters were put ap in this way al Long
i int in Proyucetown: but although there - hardly
srv Init TO quantity Of then from this time until
Fall in tha. section there no one no" carrying on
the business of this mode Of preserving them Tor the
foreign market This might be made, under iaVor-
atle circumstances profitable business. The ready
communication by railroad With New-York, Pfoyl-
derce and Boston opens facilities that were formerly
unknown for market for IRE - ish taken IN our mar
bors Tuns Of eels were taken in tue sal. ponds Ia
Chatham and Orleans last Winter aid cOnveye IN
N4w-York where th6 met with ready sale az q high
r,ce Tire approaching bass season, when the whole
! dc.sn .h,re, from Chatham 70 prOyncsto@n Is 30
lined with bass hat almost any point The sc!ne may
draw ashore cuor1ous quantities Of this delicious fish,
| j. AT hand Companies. at other times, have been
frued for okiUg ihem, and Is iboughl with some
further experience this business may be prose 1ued
| with great success. Yarmouth Register.
HUSDREp-YEAR-OLD SHIP.
! Tie good bark Mary and Anne arrived az this port
fI0m Barcelona Yesterday where her long aud sue
cessul career brought her into immediate notice. So
wac built in l1j7, and u 1889 carried Gen one 70
! Quebec. She was. originally bult after the pa ~ a.
| Glib narrower fashion bat has been modefmIeI ~
having her stem rounded vi. She IS cominah"su "