New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28

in order 10 get the Insurance money On hrt.
They sAd further, ihu; be- d. their boats crew,
thirteen other the vessel had taken the other
boat and landed On Losc Island. Ihey wished 20 -
brought 70 this city ard landed, AID hcr,d 20 pay Do
,ralv If tie pilots would bring them over Iuis od-r
Wa however dechue bnt a. they urgently De-
sired 10 be pGi ashore somewhere or his SIDE Cd.
tie sound aud Capt. Rosr' dI n9. wish 60 have A-,
v,ss.l ercumb,red a u f.en was with passengers,
,trsucers II that he nnafy 1ii o7nS incm a'ro'-
ard 'erted them at WGtch Ill., Tn. p1ilt W.
cf,'..r q. Il, wind wa- more favorable O. making
srdrc ti.re tnan at this city lne man vino seenei
a. De lie saGtr # the strangers, al = 20 rep esenie
himself o. have been ,he c"mnenjr 81 .Ae "odni'ued
v,..e paid 81 the pre- oi their puSsage o' ~ s.A
Stari.h d,gho.us a CON WtA which O.. - the pa
,e.l ed to tc aml y sCppL-'l.
Tte boat good yawi. and spyglhss we're also
given 70 he pilots and IN ine bottom g' ', u' =,
tourd q liver rosary and crncliN. Aiter landing his
pa...ur,r. A. Nafci Hill. Capt Rogers returned H.
r4Ciately 20 tie place who're tue strangers ,ae tl-y
lad .ur 4 their vessel. They found her ah't Aii'
n e- souti we from Montauk Point ehe "js itai,
r, discovered and proved 90 b. fne org vel ionai
n ,,rv r..ct and as far coUit be seen, superior
vessel : va. painted black, with lrnisl ~ ht'is
aud git trucks lor yards were paL,e" DAcA' h1' "a
lav much higher Htthe water au ner Ie@1' '.e D''
'ssr In her Las rc evidently slid orwsrd ieaNne lc
LEFT AFT and settling her low upon the bottom. i le
name or her stern which about three ieef unl'c
r.ad TFzs. y. O." Her foreroyal mast uppyarst
above the top OF the water, ana her ma n-oFt, A.i
tt-calart ns,is were out. Here sails were nii sr'
NJ Efforts were made to do anything towards 4aie1
tie .urkeu vessel the duties 81 tne pilots preV lt
ed their spending more than very br re near ne
and the SLAYER, for SLAYER sae undoubtedly "es, Lt
there row at the bottom. W. say sae undoubtedly
wssa shaver because from scraps oi conversation
between tie men taken on board che pi't-0oat' 'Ae
pilots who overheard now aud then wori are sals-
fci that such her character. Inc m-n whose
sudden appearance IN row-boat on Long isiHnt
caused such excitement las week IN Sig hhtuor Ahi
vicinity were 10 doubt thy thirteen who leit the Nes-
sci IN the ether boat al te same tine those u the
yaWl did.
IRE CITY or wAsHiNGToS N BrRRcANE.
Cant. Petrie OF the steamship City Of Washington,
which arrived yesterday from Liverpool, reports that
on the 23d a 3 a. M, heavy gale came ON with
high ,ea At o'clock it blew hurricane, 50 that he
could not keep the steamers head to the wind. She
fell o into re trough OF the sea- aud lay on her beam
ends or two hours the glass falling rapidly. The wind
commenced al :. : T.. backed 20 +. ;. r.. and then
veered gradually TO W. $. W. The hurricane reached
it, hight at : d. III. I weather moderated at noon,
when the wore ship TO the southwark.
TIE STEAMSHIP HUDSON.
Tie steamship Hudson, Nhicn arrived at shis port
on Saturday night, from Bremen, j. the third propel
lor OF the Nori German L'oyds Line. Her trip hth
~ + the frt that she has made. She built ca the
Tyne tor this Company, ard j. 5000 tons register
Her extreme length $50 feet breadth 80 feet and c
has TWO engines built by Palmer & Co. nOminally OF
10 Lorse each, but capable jointly of furnishing aj0
horse POWER. She has two smoke stacks aud three
mast, and is ngsed iron throughout. There ar on
board hospital and apot4ecary shop, @ barber shop,
smoking saloons for fr,t anc second class pa,sengrrs
wine cellar holding four thousand bottle, kitchen
capable Of cooking Tor thousand persons at time
Hhilst al ngeuiou-y coHtvcj apparatus lslls fresh
water, which is conveyed in pipes 10 al parts II the
vest. There is an non chamber for Tie mais access
sIbe only from the captain cabin. TIE store-roons
lined with zuc and the potato bin Is cool, dark
erj perfectly dry. Sleam heating pipes traverse the
entire vessel.
ACCIDENT TO rHE STEAMSHIP FLORIDA.
This ship eit New-York Tuesday the Dist inst,
for Savannah. o. Wednesday afternoon when about
20 mites north Of Hnttera~ she met with IN ACCIDENT
to her machinery which disabled her Ga Thursday
morning, she fen in with the brig Mary Z. Miliken,
from Philadelphia for Cardena' to which vessel part
of the passengers were transferred in the steamers
boats with the understanding that they were to be
landed at Tybee. Next day while returning under
vas, she met by the steamer Augusta, hence for
Savannah which took her in tow and arrived here late
on Sunday night. The steamship Star Of the South
arrived here ycteriay with SO Of the Fordas passen-
gers which she took Off from the brig above men-
toned She also crui,ed about in search Of the dis
ebed steamship for sixteen hours without success
The whole of the Florides passengers forwarded
to Savannah last night in the steamship Augusta.
SAyAL.
The steamers Westerport Atlanta and Memphis
are now at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, preparing fast
for Paraguay. The Atlanta has just swan into the
dry dock to have her bottom repaired. The Western
port and Memphis were brought alongside the sloop-
of-war ST. Louis yesterday, aud viii also undergo
thorough examination. The United States stOre-ship
Suppy which vessel carries out all the provisions,
heavy guns and other uecessares Of the feet dropped
down of the Battery, and is waiting the arrival
of her dispatches, and some guns from Norf lk Va.
Here are the officers Of the Supply:
Lieut. Comm andine Fabius S,snly Fr.t Lieutenant A.
Read; Second Lieutenant John Kel Third Lieutenant H1-
mer c Blake Eouh Lieutenant, James y. ellis; Plrer
Geo W Clark Passed Assistant surgeon PhBeas J. Horwz
Captains Clerk John r. Carr Prser C.ers Georsc Nexeu
In going from Washington to Norfolk Friday
hight last the United States steamship Futon Capt
Almy, met with two slight accidents-one just a. she
was leaving Washington, where she came in contact
with schooner and obliged TO let 20 her anchor
while her stern got some smart pummeiug; AMI the
other her arrival at Norfolk, where tie pilot run
her right into the steamer Arctic which he was trying
to pass. Tie Arctic lad brought down T. N0folk
four lO.inch mOrtars for tie chartered steamer Il e
Paraguay fleet, which mortar. are to 70 out in the
store-sLip. Tie vessel also brought the shafts
for the new soop-ol-war being built at Go-port.
Tie following vessels all in lie a. Norfolk pre-
pairing tor Paraguay: Fulton, Preble, Water Wtcl
and Star Of the South.
Capt. simons United Sat. Marine, bas been or-
dered to the command Of the marines attached the
receivirg-slip NortA Carolina.
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