New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
A1RINE iFFsIPS.


ANOTHER ARREST FOR xvrIyy
On ""'oay evening Ofi.rr Cornell a p.u.,
Ioac, toarred the bark Cort,s wl,e. -. a"f
the Gay ir'm Ata'a, Gull # CsLegnia a.a
""''" 20 an FAMED A'xand'r Cook. FIR stsbS.pr,,'
e"l''h VIII" Oh Tie vs.sge. TIE officer. wall. :,
t." pug 10 arrest ,im was assaulted by C..,kxn
hhi'' "d !" ave b ms. ir igilr,. ami Also 10 A.
u" "'''' Was obliged to lei. hl to tn. deck rahh.
tet"r ei a nae'iia-i, h.ndcuf.,i h,a,. br,,n,b, L.,
ashore. sno ic'sed hm upn the Sscood Ward h A..
Hrrc yesterday morning He was hanS.a -,
t' Cniiel States N,rshal. wao comrn,,tsa ,,,. A.
ulgl
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER w,vr
A corre-l .ur dent of TIE t,oderioA : gnoi -.
1Ccouii Il the l,ss Of the schooner wsve Nm .i
,wI,i siG master, Capt. ihoass Warwick ,srN Ns
s.ih Tie vessel arrived at lnvsr-Hnron B,v s's
a. tie ;th with her u,ansail in ribbons y,,vssy
tarGi, Il e severity If the gale, si- r,Si. o,, L-
iitiy I'll about p. III, when, tie wind yeerns -
WIZ It. tire suGth, coming within thenaaepasss,,re
lleak,rs ~ tie north end Vf Centre Snoxl ~
,'cl,,k sir began tn settle ~ the he~arj -
lang. wave swsmped her. As soon a. tlis n,s..i
L,il. u.cn w,rr seen clngirg H. the ri,,os r.
sac. no sen swept the young lad off-,he e,nf, nao
elm, IN. to t- rigging when she tis,poa,r.i mk'ss
wIs il les than two nit utrs TIE auh WIS ir.-,
g. lie oU,pl the night with tue spars carried sxax
v IT, ue,h aid Al tue plank from the -,srho.,S
fs. I'll l~iet u nun J. iNl yet v'ry MAt.rlaiv
i,red and L few bags vf Il, ar aud wneat have csns
.si,I,. CAPT. Warwick was n native OF the oApey
Islands He ls,es 10 relatives In this conntr, ri.
toy War TIE oldest svn vl Mur lock MeKeyer a
CoG,I!,h Blffalo Republic,
UNBORN sysrFN Of NIGHT MARINE SIGNAL.
The State Department has been appnsel az N.
ado, li,h by Erg.uId, France and the Netherlands n
II uLln ~ st,Li VI nist marine signals. for tse pw
Ios, e pI ventiIg collisions at sea. The rsgaisos.
entered upon by he three powcrs went into en,ctOo
IL. 1T , this uoIt and and will undoubtedly provs
OF IN ~. us b,rofii to their merchant service II q
nN.sahl, thet our CIV. rpmeri oui al-o adopt The
uti!uru sNsien, and the ateIti0u ii the Secrstary
STATE lts been directed to the subject. ReguatsEs
Ike th, sc recently put in free among the Iaarinst
EncianC, France and the Netherlands, cannot, hoe
v.r b. established, except 10y authority Of Congrs;
trt W. have guod asou to believe that rscsu-
rrrdo, .n on this point viii be male FROM the proper
sllItv.
The urif rm system OF night marine signals, n eon-
L Ill ,eted t. the State Department, lays down regu-
l.u,I. n steam and sa vessels, both wien under
WI, Az, wLci at oIoh.f. Al see --'h rtean-yesses
siei und,r steam, are 10 exhibit the tolhwiug gAw
l,tue,. sunset and SUNRISE A bright wats tight At
IA, oren ast read srvcu hght Oh tie sarooari sde,
Il iro l., 1T uu tie pat siie.
4 uns- cad lig is {" he 81 constructed a. IN bs
sill Oh Il dark III. It, with clear atmosphere, st
uistaIc. ,f a. !, act five mixes.
! Tie greer hrit on the ssrhJari side and the red
light u The pnit sile are 10 BE- constructed b
.
! ,'ieiarco 81 at least three II ile-. .
Steam ye,s. s Under sail only, are not TO carry thef
l UantiI.ad iigbi.
All sca-.,iig sfeam vesses. whether propelled hy
psoul. screws, when th'r steam Is up, and whea
iDr.r way are o all cases Of fog 10 ~ fog SIP
raj T. steup whistle placed before the funnel, NJ not
.lss T. Ill gtt feet from TIE deck, which Is to NJ
/ ,,ulded ,ir" at l'n,t every five minutes but wnee
tie sr'en II MT up they are to use tog horn OF DELL
ae ort,rei for sailing snips.
ola whan mil
lcfl t,~ed, must, between sunset and Soarse, ~,
hihlt erc,L i.hl on the starboari side, and rsa
iillt ~ thc I,rt side # the vssse and snch ~ y
riust br so constructed IL to bs visible ON nau
l.lii, with "a clear phere, at adstance VI
lmt tw" n'ii,s.
All srn-g, II sailing vessels when under way, mr,
n al ttses ci oi, us, Wien on the siarboard uek.
y o. h.ri an wien IN the part tack, mast nag .
hal Thee seLals must be sounded at ke!
every i've min tes.
Al res uilp vessels, when at anchor IN roalstesa
a iriiways, must, between suln~ct aud sunrise, ell
hti', wr.rc il can best be setn-but at hight aot
.N'. drg q, feet above the hui-a white hpht in 4
l'luar lantern # eiGrt inches in diameter and 50
cr,tIucred ns to show n clear, mi form. and unbroken
heit al Iuuld tie horizon at distance vf nj east ola
L ils. Washington States
sAyAI.
oar RD respondent Writes;
Os BOARD u. 4. SaiP Sr. LAwRsscs,p
RIO Dt JAssIRo, Sept. ~, 1853.
Tie 1rnversaiy of brazilian IbiepeDdoDos wss
celebrated ID the most joyous tine 7ti OF
H., month. At noon all the I,eno IN The har ,or
brsd salutes cf t~enty-o.e gum, ~ dill ths tods
Santa Cruz ard villiaguignon. Fonr five ,hcnssnt
troop sere drawn no in Paace quar- and drei sg-
era Jerr d, oie. Grand military pr.cc's parallel
tie -tIoets duIii TIE dsy, ANA at night fireworks q
skncs ilupinatiors AID artillery -aiatlrs we're kept
W TIL 'he snail h"urs t.. pr1cpal pac,s If basi'
h.r' we're closed bet the g. s opeI.i N the evening"
ana did not shut uLtil mdpigui.
Nj teigusou, our naval riorckeeper, has quite
tusy time of i preparing for the concpnrrstou Of al
kirns Of NAUTICAL utensils expected by Tie staeshiPs
lie not niebfe enthusiasm prevails here rlnvs~
n vessel. VIII ~ erivss We Will s,cn be- lo"k'ogm
lew, aLd IL volunteers from ;as sfstsvohiy 'q'S''.
,e r,eded, ley will be on hand. The "niT's ~
crews # ths ship, t. Falmouth, and PkTry sfe !"
WE'LL Ttere are five Britsb .neD-o'-wHip 10 port sescn
DIszilidLs and oDe American. There are oas 70"
laikee merchantmen Ionding in Rio at preseo' cVh'
lnrsG with what generally used - be at thn sr'u;
II Is tard Ia say whether will remain here, ""u'
ib. flag ship which Is u relieve US arrives " ~ y
to Monte N1eo. My opinion il that we may msks
week cruise IL recruit aud -xercise, ah tnen return
Z" await u aIiival of 'ur oo the sdasi
ij'r X yD"lds takes care that the Hafines 'Ha'
I't forgot ;helr drill and az to our crew, pnss
eeneraiiy Understood that part of it, Accompanies "
sou of car Ciiicers, is desucd to go mp the n'ef
lave div II, Us drilled every day. No matter VIA
IIiie extrayagances onr fellows may have bees gnsy
of when they first came here, We have nov
,fici@It siip's company a. apy in ife se,sS. !.
CLctI- apG act Well together and will Ne eor"
account fUr themselves If they go to Paraguay.
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