New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

ws. also .hppsd or sretk.r vss-si nd >h~egspsfsS
,asep an tosyd tks kdrieic ~tst they ssss Z,
wueh ipto,icaied - Bot 20 b eosrozs q ~bsi vs,
gong or. -.
shey, Q q Icch on tto evening u he en- ya ssry
h. frc. cousi-tng, bes.iss htnss oi Capt. -- y.
~ mate. and boy. TIE ve.-si lsy N ms u,ids
,i.r about half way up ihe hafor uth b~h oesors
.h.sS Ard Toored ~th q hsss-i s.'s'a. rssy s.ui
h 10 ,ot.sil. aid main topma,i .'sy al whsr, ~.
lav The s-se ahead oi TIE Adiiah' a nss as
,o ,hs rhain and WHEN the Adnatc Fpf~a tesy q;
% ,h. ,.st of tie other ve-<s sod heNe hstrxat ate
- ,r,SS,. Of me harbor sh.ad of her. Wa ss
c.,.,nit swoke and found cut hs sfafHn, ssf iAss
I. y....l vas sdrif, there wss ~ eht - ms nyss.
ra,ior. ,yainst the ID YANKEES taPt " Ad
20 time 70 sPsre TO be -sais a., a. s..
hor nearly 20 he guard ship when ~ ropr-e - hss
IN h,. crew ard 81 make sah. The ere~ ~sN 20 20
-, -, the ,opssl. atd putfng four n the IA
"a, hsr ahead mt the yesssl g,i .'e-rag~ ~.y
When the Adrsi'c eot abr. u the gaa'asap,
h,r hoa, came 81 and isma dei 'hs tort pas tbs
s,,., Cant u. yh.n asked ta h.s pss., 'ep-d
d. s,,., ea,de "a an8 thre~ ths efsrsr -@sl tit
u n,n.r si,h ,wo aoUs -rapped up m =. Iae psp>r
Nd money howeNcr-~hs'hef by srciar"s sF ss-fr,
the Captain dces D., say-"eht over 'se ~. ard
no ,he water siutng % the bottom ie- secsf a
49, .s,d A u, then inquired ior The usns ~ ths
..l whsn Capt. ID. surg oni thAt ~ e"tse smer.
cso sbip Luna that had cltsei the dat e~for~.
Nothing NOR Wa hesrd rom the ""eA' ssd ms
~ - - ~ ,ha f,gitve got clear a the hsbcr a
ens h.,szs sprapg an from the eAsivsrd AID g. dsy.
fr.ak she was abreast s PiAnief, ssd thres god
uies oa the French cast pc Aa'se then Sk
her course for SpszFi-, IN sardnis, tas cspiAn ca.
Meeting o. fud h- ship pspers there, Ad also -oms
Americsn uan-of.wsF who might suPpy nim vha n
anchor and such other articles o. he -t"d n oe-i %
ste Arr we'd AZ Spe7 "a ou the murning ~ The lah Il
January and anchored with the s~dge, ssvar Il
loo.e b,th anchor, and left them ., the ~b5f hs,.
seilles There wa 10 mshoi.~I N rsrt sst hsf
rapers had not arrived. Having 10 bih of hsAsh ne
sardrian authorities would not permit her b lad.
Can, ID then went ashore himself 10 the prsi qas
otFce where be me; the American Coasal sAo IN
oru.d I'm that intelligence Of bis escape hsd resche<
,aere and that the French Government skTsphsi
All toe ports In Oh. Mediterranean 10 stop ne yss-l
N whatever port che night be found. sooa sf~r .,
srriynl orders came ifsn iut o. seize the vs--L
and the offcers actually placed gun-b)s; undsr Ter
.ern, with two gurs m"uni'd hsvng received orders
10 FIRE should any stempt be made BY the captain of
the Adris,ic ~ move frvm the spt The netl crdsv
received were that the vessel sho ala not Be mo~st
hu' that not oi her were 70 be allowed cou,na-
uicste 9th the shore, nor ~s anytime 70 b sag
on hoard of her not even water. nor any Other had
In lew day.. upon further reflections, ID tss- cr.
der .ere withdraw and Capt. Durham siiessd 70
take whatever be desired to his vessel r rfnhs' a.
he ststes whatever he VA able 20 pay for shsh sa
very little.
Gol Long the Unned states stoTske-per ~ 'ei.
ia kindly furnished the vessel With 81 -he ~set-f.
Ju,t a. she got her provu ioh- aud ws'sr ea eoard
there cane on iFesh b.os irUm the nofthsafd, Ani
the ves-el was riding by the hedge ard i5fty.tse
tnthoms Of chain, viii one of the chain bones alcd
mi stones 10 back IT, Asd ha~sof ben, - tns c,hf
chsp-bo, She lay then IN whs; is called Psnsgsa
Bav, with the wind blowing right on rhore
About O'Clock the vessel oommsnced Dragging ~
hand. went t. work ana got sA On - son se pc.shs
cutting away chain b. snd dragging me csbsf y
tie p.irt which she Beared 80 closely ina ote eht
have Jumped ashore from the deck. Tue s-sei f'p
IN Ia llsl 4 Id 4
ashore 10 the laZaeto where he mate 0ut "a boa ns'
until be went 10 town aud got his Papsr- hsiArni<
10 the bark he pot to sea. ,-
Tie day following the Adnatc boarded me sap
ElizAbeth Denuison frcm whom she got more p'r
vicious ard an anchor. She then had besntitai pss
sage OF eleven days 20 Madeira after hrst eestns
about tor time IN order to put certain psuss
ashore who had no desire to take trp 10 Au'eflaA
The voyage from Madeira ~ the uu,ted states was
org and tedious one, she having encouat-red alter
ust.ly Gains and beadwibds nearly throaghoet ihs
| passage. The crew hpally exhausted eli their pro
visions except small quality OF beef, and becsns
necessary for the ship % make the nearest Amsnss
po, Savannah, which she reached in safety ~ sclcFs
| stated.
Upon the whole the movements of tsa AsrAils
ha,t been truly eveniful, and Il remains 20 BE- ga
effect they 10 have upon the uterssts OF her
| owners and the relations Of the 10 Goyernmenis.
should our sustain the vessel n her ee,aPe irons
| the authorities Of France. We have little thought
any srous results far ss the international sspecs
| Ct tie question are ooneerped.
| Capt. Durham informed Us that b.. freight tcn
here to La Cictat about $500. He has reserved
ony about onehah Of this amount; the ssAsoe
| stil held by the MeSsagerie Imperial Company by
an attachment made by the agents of the steamer
| LyobIais.
| FARCHIS6 FOR THy BURIED TREEsuRgs of THt H..
! AT meeting in the city, on "Wednesday, Of ne
| stockholders Of the Boston Relief and susmssBs
| Company, On interesting report was made By ths
Directors, Of the result Of two expeditions cf the Con
| pany 70 recover tresssrs buried In the see. ou q
theee expeditions was 20 raise the vessels asd oust
materials sunk BY the Russiaps in the hsrbor of ~
vastopol. In this expedition, yet Only Q partial
success has been ob'1ined. The two vessels cf ihs
expedition are, however 10 be employed the couhs
season in operating upon yessels in Turksh water.
The other expedition has beer sent 10 he Csyibess
sea, under the command Of Captain Couthouy Aar
various missdyentures, the whole Of tho crew bsing
attacked with yellow fever st St. Thomas from whick
they al fortunately recovered, at length the Bay Of
Cumana, IN Venezuela, was reached where work ss
at once Commenced up.n the sunken Spanish hgsse
San Pedro, and Il has been continued steadily eser
since. The several divers connected With Captain
Couhouys force spent in the aggregate about ~ eovs
under water daily, during the time they hsd beer
at wdk upon the wreck. After removing .
vast amount Of deck material, the dive" peo,
etfated into the deck room, whers they icsod
gun carriages, deck furniture, &C., piled sp 10 ope
large mas max ing any attempt to work usse-s stho~
hrst Iemovingi. AT this place four bras
canpons were taken out and eleven strange ooIa.
supposed TO be caststeel they were OF the sze -
candle box, but were thought by some 10 be psunA
Silver dollars were $50 found in the depth of sry
feet in the vster covered with mud, tu, they vs~
mostly separate; seysral gold watches we're hefe
taken out, and many other valuable artces end tnS
diver. came TO the conclusion that when the sIposoo
OF the vessel took place, these articles were dnyea
fIom the forward paIt Of the ship, wnsrs the ouh
the treasure undoubtedly remained. Taxing this -
reasonable view OF the case they proceeded 10 Their
work with renewed yigor and after great dicnty
ceeded in clearing away the large amount of rubbish