New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

hus vstsr ssd ice. TIE Bay STATE returns 70 Fa1
Rive ct ooccS To-Day that sse may pass th,reA
,ts iee ;ato sts Sorni Before nis1tfs1
FOR rusorS.
TIE Gerard Nail steamer Africa, Cart sharson.
len Yesterday for LiveTpcl VITA 81 psssecs,r. snd
$40 Oh % IN specie.
-HE zoe AND Tx yfRRiKs
The navigation Of the bsy and North eod Eva
rivers was suspeaded during the grestes par, Of yest
cay on socoupt OF the fos. Alter three days dare
ton the Jog fted pcon after yesterday. ana Tho
ft'rybca,s rsa with their accustomed brsk-
ness While It listed, however. our suburban neigh
boVs on IOog Is,Dd and New-Iersey suffered
amazingly from loss Of time and other annoyences.
TsE Snip EVssoIDr.
The f'rovog is copy Of te-grsphie dispatch re-
ceved this afternoon by E.~ GOD Walter esq, dated
Norfolk Feb. Is, via Riclmord Eth:
Ship Hrmboldt II fee. water in hS hold. s,ess-
pumps snd fighters gone e her peuvisn bark T. +,
asbcfe below Csps Henry, was get of ard brought
safely into Hampton Roads; she was from YalpGsss.
with copper ore, bound 20 Baltimore
NAVAL.
The United States Nsva Lyceum wiz dispatch mar
for the squadron on the coast OF Brazil closing al about
tie Let Of March. Letters and papers len ct their
rooms in the Nsyy Yard wiz be promptly forwarded.
The sbips on the Brszd station are the frgste 81
Lawreoce and TIE slccp Falmouth. On or about No
10th Of March, mail viii also close al their r,o@s
for the United States ships San Jacinto, LevAnt aal
Portsmouth, on the East India station.
COLLISION.
The Staten I. land fem boa. Harchbsck, dsrLg tes
fog Yesterday afternoon, while cropping her way down
10 Staten land came 10 collision with Fort Columbss.
Governors Issnd and had her bow stove letting y
csr siderable water bu; By the of her steam pxmps
IL, -. in h. nua tina ain
Island How much 6amsge the Fort sustained We
have bee unable to learn.
rRE BARN ,. :. PALMER ArLoAr.
CAPT Bowie General Agent Of the UaderwnssSs.
Yesterday succeeded in getting the bark J. J. Palue~
cf the reef Of rocks near Governors Island, whssr
she had grounded IN the fog of the day previous.
THE FLORIDA ALL RIGRr.
The steamer florida gu ceeded in getting OF Roma's
Shoal yesterday, sad arrived safely in this city.
VARIOUS DISASTERS At BrRsrDA
Our shp-nevs reporter sends the following csuss-
rondence
Extract, rem letter received by EU~ood WaltS.
esq dated St. GEORGES. Bermuda Feb, The toiswns s~
The ve,,e, the Port Of Hamilton. in crippled conditions
schooner Julian Chase from SAINTS Cruz to Y',a .%
BY collision with the bs Norfolk portion only Of hsr cargo w
soiS Big Waihordips from D. mess New York s.rss
sugar, vessel condemned and sold cargo re ,epped 70
Baltimore cargo fish Pot IN IN en: Bnss ; u., Lamp
igher from Demerss 20 New'yos @daysoat, cargo sue~
rom owSers schooner Rchsrd Wood from Savannah.
TO r.Sp1s ss% o s S. s de- ,t Cuba s 20
with tobacco Sugar. &C. put in ON Tuesday s'f With iG.
s.dy NIB bottom ard upper Scni Dad to Gu. portion cen
ing TO he , pumps s1S 'I
sees Big AbbyTayOr i9m A'Pow' to New fos csIss
n.% pD' o n .. boat. &C. ana and sss The
the ship Drieo Young follows The vessel ~as knssk
to and ven ma. with al. s.ehed .. an
gone sud used up except eoe,a 3D. Cap, YOUNG hs, con.
nd lsbt At ,..os only small portion OF the c.Is. b:
So sa s rS:f 40 SS.s: s ss
-four .ae cheese were hrTwn o,,,eeasd st 'ep Ias
With hides &C. b di.ehMssd her cargo and will Be hovs
down for examination, having struck on rect coming IN.
81 Capt Letrs from Msdeira NewYork cargo wine =
Lewis n " repairs molly con Pses and "" s ~
dlesk Boston for New cargo ce between dec he
the brs LsysSan New Yo,I Tor oPoiso.
6 aoaI s.n &C. has DISCHARGED her entr. cargo abd ns
var. .o SL'' B .I sa.s '
bsss Al Of when ssoa, 80 Bag. are lee: ss1s:
Big H. k''Sn from Js'%e to EowYe.l cargo so,. o0s.e.
vessel, beirt on her beam ends, s1s sees .vep,;
Hi:p' iron on aaay IL '' Vi. %a'
SC buwk stove short OF provisions ssd water hull sppsr
hS Of 'ss @ sa'sh Emsne . wGbs from cg Psst
for New YOk, With Hcur took from her captain ana Grew az
epor bsviug been dsmasted the ith January and lost
boa's ana iuidcr
THE RELIEF SCHOONER SARAH J. BIRD tbs
scbocner Sarah j. Bird Capt j. Nosrand, which was
sent out by the underwriters on the 18th Of January
last to afford assistance TO distressed vessels has sst
been heard Of since the l3th and much anxiety fet
Cor her safety There 90 men on board, and the
vessel, which was nearly new, was well furnished
with every necessary. Her instructions were to crse
about for % days She may have taken the gale a
the 18Th, and been blown off the coast. AT all events.
we hope that she may be heord from ere long.