New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-24
MARINE AFFAIRS.
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II mas been .urrnsei that the steamship -.n % Ire,
Sept, Is ls, u T. lon Al A. blythe ship Rosenheath,
NAV t4 the North Star that ves-e and the Are beng
The only steamships having b.an engines, now known
TO h. at sea- Ih- Is no, probable. TIE sPot where
the burned steamer was j 800 miles from sandy
Hook. The North star left New-York on the Ill.,
and Wa then out only four days, and could no; nave
been 20 far 20 the eastward by some 400 miles. The
ARIEL left here .n the ith and then out ii days.
bu. the latitude s. H. is 80 miles 10 the sou'hwart OF
her course and 200 to 800 miles TO the west~srfof
where she ought TO have been the 18th OF septem
Der. She does not leave Bremen on her return until
Oc, g. The North Star has double engines and two
walking beams: the Ariel but one engine AMI one
waking BEAM Tie steamer Alps left New-fork On
the 9Th OF September for Liverpool; Tie Canada leit
Halifax on the 10Th for Liverpool. Tie only missing
steamer that We know Of is the Austria from Bremen
vi. Southampton, which left tina; port on the 4h, and
Ia, now been out 20 days. That steamer has red
bottom. but not walking beam.
The following let Of the Au.tras passenger y from
the HandA Zeituag OF this city. She had 40 pas-
sengers on board:
Nj son5heim, wife and children, NewYorii 8 Ktii.s
EI Boz: Nd Md s s sa .aa ' NJ EIe vssa
children Phaee Phia Ms, IhsTs,s yon 'e AZ
We.enborn, New YORK Mr.. Ann. Payer. and children
M.. Mary H.rssn s., Loui, Gustav kshn, koSt.est a,
dorf' e We.ltr New Yo.I win. s.k- Cincinn..i M.
HIS H.Fss NJ NJ cs sPs hs ara c %1G
hagen F. GorTi,.en and wife Hamelt y Helene Wai
Sye1 f Mn n0s sai.H IT, o.ae5..ss S.wYs f.
B.f,. san Fr,nc.co G D. TIot, g. M..sry z.n,bsIi
ID Bosei NswYors; R " D1rfedt Drrsd.n Al Hermann,
wife and children, Iseloi julius Busch Sew'f0's'
sIw-YoRE MARINE RrGIsTrR.
We have received supplement No. OF Root &
Anthony edition of this useful work.
NAVAL.
The following extract of letter from the Falmouth,
at Rio Janeiro throws some light on the military de-
partment ofthe Paragusyan expedition;
There ia paragraph in New-York paper stating
that Capt. Tsnsi viii De sent out here with hundred
marines Now, it il generally understood IN the
squadron that, # any marines shall be required on
shore those Of the 81. Lawrence Falmouth and Perry
will be fret called on. This is the more likely since
they only short time from the States, compare
lively, but sufficiently long to be accnated 20 the
country and ~ act vel together shore. You need
be told that if our marines are wanted on shoreI
mean those Of the whole squadron Major Reynolds
will not fall back 10 lei his junior Capt Tans, taxa
the helm Indeed in any case, the department could
not avoid sighting Major Jack, with his thirty
years service TO his credit were TO make him play
second fiddle 20 an exsergeant in the corps or TO or
der him home 20 armchair duty, where q chance
TO distinguish himself offers, the very station
where fortune and Gen. Henderson have located him..
With reference to the above, informed, on
good authority, that Capt. Tans goes out with the
understanding that he shall not be second IN command
II ia strange illustration OF the queer course human
events take by times, that poor Capt. Rich, whose
unpropitious star is sinking rapidly was the man
who placed lieutenant uniform on the person Of one
Orderly Sergeant Tansill who is the high road
to distinction, and justly considered the most efficient
officer in the Marine Corps.
The following we have from the Fulton just as see
was leaving Washington:
I'VE ore Just on the point OF starting for Norfolk
having on board all officers Except DR. Mayo
who is sick and marines. We take in 100 sailors at
Gosport-more than this vessel carried before.
new lathe and planning machine has been put on
board US to repair the machinery of the steamers Of
the squadron, should they need it, We take only two
Of our large guns; the store-ship will take the re-
uander Of them TO Rio for Here is strength
IA officers IL marines and about $50 cf oil other
grades giving us $50 III all. The Water Witch has q
2i-pound hOwitzer forward, one llDch amdships and
two l2-pounders aft. detachment of % marines
rved at headquarters Yesterday from Philadelphia
ont OF which the Water Witch got her guard. T. 3.
The executive officer Of the frgate Sabine lett this
city yesterday for Washington by order of Commodore
Shubrick, on special business connected with the
Paraguay expedition.
MUTISEERs OF THE SHIP TARIAR-On the 18Th
inst the Secretary of State addressed letter 70 the
Secretary Of the Navy, informing him that the mutt
Of the American ship Tartar in confinement
on the Island of Lac, Cape de Verde. Mr.. Cass had
been apprsed Of this fact By communication from
Mr. +. l.. Nix Of New-York. We understand that
the Secretary Of the Navy has sent copy Of the
communication tn 'he flag officer Of the African squad
Island of Lae. for the purpose of bringing the mutt
neers home for frlal.