New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

Here she sy until the LET Of April when ise has.
.sKa. her ooneort, arrived Aso. On tho iith OF
Nav, a portion Of the cargo Of the hsenot" wac
a.AeAareeS into the Amelia, and ~nl'' 'h's vac go
ms on, surveying schooner e"efea i'e oaN
.a.,ins considerable alarm among the hhoufters,
AID A ,nsnense of the transfer OF cargo
90 ths oath OF May, the Amelia went round 70
tho ,u,,anc. Of the bsrbOr OF Apalachcola for pro-
,,.,oo, and on or about June 3 she stood out to
..s from 81. Joscphs Bay. On returning thtber
...;, abe found the Magnolia gone, having been
.e,zed by revenue cutter aud carried into Mobile.
E,om this time until late in the Autumn, the Amelia
,satinued cruising in and abou; the Gulf and West
Indies. She Ras finally seized in the harbor OF
Prince, and on Dee. sailed from that port
10 command oi United States officers for New
York. Having arrived, after q very stormy pas
sage, within two hundred miles OF New fork' she
encountered n terrific storm, and was ophgeo ~
put bach for 81. Thomas, where she arrived co. @
The suferings Of the crew and their resort ~
rat, for food were reported in the newspapers at
the time
On the ARRIVAL Of the Amelia at st. Thomas, ihe
49,. .ur,ea over 10 the United States Commercial
AGENT ,urveyed. condemned, cold and broken up.
Her cargo was shipped TO New-fork, and porhoo
Of il wa, recently sod at auction by the United
State. Marshal at Ellis Island. The larger portion
VA stored at the Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, and
Ia, been recently bonded and taken possession Of
by parties claiming it, 1t may yet be Of good Ger
vice W Walker, or sid in revolutonizing the Gem
Of the Antilles
The barb Magnolia originally belonged to New
Haven, and was sold to Appleton Osksmith about
Feb. ID, 1855, after WHICH she was taken TO KEEL
ssy's Dock, in South Brooklyn. While lying here,
. considerable amount of arms, ammunition, &c,
was put on board Of her in the night from sloOp,
some lighters and canal boat. On the 9th Of
March fbe cleared IN belfast for st. Marys, Ga,
and was hurriedly towed to sea. On the 2ist
March she got ashore on Loo Key, near Key West,
and was assisted off by wreckers, who claimed
s. 500 for their services, and received draft on
kew-YOrk for the same, which was paid after
some delay. While at Key West the captain
refused TO exhibit his papers, and. was fined for
having nome After leaving Key West, she pro-
eeed.d to st. Jbseph's Bay, where she arrived on
the LIST April, and found her consOrt, the Amelia.
Here she lay most of the time until June, when she
was seized by the l.. 5. revenue cutter under
Capt Ottinger, and carried into Mobile, where she
vas libeled and sold by order Of the Court, as well
as that portion Of cargo remaining in her. The
cargo was bought by A. Oaksmith, for parties here
aud is still the subject of litigation. The Magnolia
sold for about $3.50, and was slightly repaired, and
loaded with 500 bales cotton, and left the port Of
Mobile under the name Of " Bsaklays, Ostensibly
bound for Liverpool. She, however, got ashore
near Key West, was carried in there and con-
demned and sold, being bought by parties there
who repaired her and changed her name TO Ocean
Bird. She went to Havana for cargo, and, re-
turning TO Key West brought the yellow fever
there. She then came north, and was lately at
Surinam. What flibustering projects she may
hereafter be employed H. the future alone can tell