New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-31

The cit then tarnsd gu. aas.s upor ire Merr
macs ren, and drove them 20 .he shore cutting st
them with 'sbers and petirg them With s.oass -Four
TIE besd and face ard one, Peter Dstor h.d piece
of his kull forced into bis BRAN. lie uadsrwen. the
operation Of trepanr ing, and was IN fsif way 10
recover.
n wss rurnored on board ship iha, N. Nerrira-
Wa. Going IN q arch ~ a Peruyisn ou:lsw who I'D
ore IL the besi class OF rsa,ss IN b.. Po'ssss aud
vas ewing contributions ON al yesses a. tie Ct,rchs
lslapds. loo-'ou 'o"'ta.' N'h'
, S.,,NV.u .tuooNTR oNEgHAvtgp foR - ayIR-
IN sBraav last the schconer n. H. Bjriep, J. VI.
H,ioh,mHp master lsft Ma.anEss for Savarnsh, ~.'h
a cargo Of m1lassss snc fruit. She had .et poi"
ab ut four hours and was 10 sight OF IAN hs'snAss
when the British steam slOOp-of war syx pore q isn
upon her and tired blank carrdg", AZ wh'ch see
rae up her eusga srd continued her oJsrse' Ice
s.Cop then cred shot, which Tell short ~
the rear cf the Borden The captain 81 the Is ~ ns-
rg tie matter more serious than he had a. nrs sup
posed, tackled ship ard made Cor the sop, 20 sow
what WAS the mstter. The sloop lowered tes boa.
srd ut officer 10 l., who told Cap. IL sh;man
that they had suspected he was SLAYER, ssc we're
comig On board 10 satisfy themselves. Capt. u.
suggested to the officers from the siys tas, savers
cid not usually load a. deep as he then wa, uof scfe
they in the habit Of carrying deck-oads OF mo'ssses-
A short examination satisfied her MNesiJs officer
that he had woke up the wrong Passenger, snd he
soon eft fer his sloop carrying with bin the mslecic-
tions of Cspt. II. and crew, who Eel: ia. !. Nss
serssless ard useless Interference To use Capt. Is
own expression, ." could haye eat up the whole
boats crew. if Id had salt enough The occurrences
took place about O'Clock in the afternoon.
lsSanush Republican.
PROM c,PT con.
The fishing business appears to be decreasing on
Cape Cod. Only three vessels ere 10 engage IN cod
fishing and Ckerel catching the coming sea-
son at Yarmouth Pvrt. The packets running IRON
Boston 10 Weleet carried 1907 pas engers N 1897.
1900 bushels Of oysters were plar.ed II Welhee;
llarbor il 1857.
Commodore james Mcintosh Of the home squadron,
who arrived her on Thursday evening by tae s.esmer
Roanoke from New York, hoistsd his broad peasant
on board the steam frigtte Colorado, O. Sstur
day. As the badge of command was run up 20 tbs
main truck, il was silutsd by the flag shF OF the
station, the Peunsy vania, and the salute was re.
turned by the Colorado at the yard and the sl,op Of
wsr Marion at the anchorage.
II is expected that the Colorado will drop down
lNorfork Herald March ~
At the Philsdepbis Navy Yard the whole force,
mecbsnical ard aboring, il 725. About twothfds Of
the number at work upon the slooPoi.wsr Lam
caster. Ii the work upon her is pushed forward
rapidly she he got ready for launching by August.
The fisme of the lghtsblp Is about 20 be raised.
Til, beside the Lancaster is the only new work low
in progress in the yard.
THE SHIP NoRSfSG.GL0RN.
The Boston Trareitr is informed by the owners of
the ship Morning Glory, who reside in Ptrtsmoath,
that the statement relative to the trial OF Capt Hobbs,
master OF the Morning. Glory on board the frlga'e
Meuimac for the murder OF one of his cresv IS en-
tirely without foundation Letters have been received
by them from Capt. Hobbs, dated Valparaiso, Feb
H. together with his accounts when the ready
for sea, and would sail for England Immediately In
regard the difficulty with his crew, We are informed
that some time in January Capt. Hobbs slightly
wounded one of his men in seit-deteqse This n,so
had previously stabbed the mate. On the ijth OF
February lie reports the matter settled 70 his ertre
satisfaction, and that the man had recovered