New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Ths s,e amsbips North Sa aud Borussis arrived at
this pot on Tuesday morning bringing Europesu
to tie 18th inst, beipg nothing later than that already
received.
TESTIMONIAL TO MR.. ANDERSON OF THE ARABIA.
A lumber Of the csbin passengers Of the steamship
Arabia have presented to Mr.. Anderson, the chief Off
ce, Of that vetsel silver pitcher and salver Tee fol-
owrg inscription upon the pitcher tells its own story;
"Prtscued JAMES ANDERSON. by the cabin passengers
the Arabia, testimonial Of their sppe
duty to nhcS under PGOdsncs they dir safety ia
Of peril caused by collision with toe EuroPs oil
Cspc Race on hs sht oi the l4-h Of August, 1883
Tue pitcher is ornsu ented with nauc, emblems
and tie figure of saor the look out surmounts ths
handle. A view of the collision is engraved on the
frcl. of the pitcher.
me ALLEGED BALTIMORE SLAYER.
1be hg Echo, belonging TO Messrs Stirring n
Ahrers, cleared from this polt oi the West Indies on
the 9ls, Ct july ana sailed on the 2d, the following
day and by reports received she was at Mayaguez 90
the 18th inst. She is commanded by Capt. Long aud
is regular trader between this port and the West To-
oes The capture Cf the SLAYER was but ten days sub
sequeit to the time OF her having been al the last
named port. The distance to tie nearest point on the
West Cast of Africa, from which slaves are exported
isrot lees than 600 miles from Mayaguez 80 that it
would be impossible for any vessel to perform the voy
age within period of ten days. Oee OF the dis
patches stated that the brig was named "Putnsn."
vessel Of nst Dsne WAS built in Baltimore several
years ago ard another Of the same name, belonging
10 one OF the Eastern ports, tradieg here Neither OF
these vessels been here for t~o thrss years,
60 far as have been able 10 ascertain. II the slave
vessel should prove the Echo Of Baltimore her cargo
Of humsn beings have been oh aiped elsewhere than
iiCm the coast OF A'Iica. Ban. Sun, SDth.
The regroes go far they could be seen, abou.
Is years OF sg-, ard good looking. Tney suffering
fioln dysertery Il. is supposed ths. the preseut
Ian 6 Ct tie big il only assumed She is Of
BaltiucIe mcdel. and fine vessel. The pIiZe crew
col sists Of Lieut.. j. NJ. Btaiford, Lieut.. {. Car
p.nter, 10 sesmtn and msrinss.
The following is a full list Of the officers sttsched
TO tie Dolphin
Lieut. j. G. Msitt, CommsLdiDg; j. N. Bradford,
First Lleuteusnt F.. p. Williams Second Lieutenant
Passed Assistant Surgeon; A. A. Crossaso, Acting
Master. lChNeston Courier, Aug. -
TIE Navy Department is in receip, Of dispatches
ftcm Lieut.. Con. j. nj. Mati,e, of the Uoited States
brg Dolphin, dated at sea, lst. 5' 30, long 81 4!
August 81 giving an account Of this affair. He SAYS
when tie overhsuled the yease she was standing for
Kew Verde with the expec stion Of landing his
tn,rs this evening The ocss and crew OF tie slsyer
consist Of Is men, several of WHOM are Amsrican,.
Lieut.. NJ. ssys he s credibly isformed that several
American veesels are expected on the norta coast o!
Cubs about tie let 1f October
Tie officer who brought the pizs into Chsrieston,
Lieut. D. NJ. Bradford also repers to the Depart nen',
IRON that city, under date OF August ~ de encloses
g copy of bis instructions, and remarks:
TIA; portion Of ns ln1cion' requiring tl Psooe'. 20 De
e rracloabe fo the Saves 81 soon thty 'ound they
Lad new destroyed large quantities OF wxeI aad pro
restored her former masters. aud heJ had 20 resort 70
t teic' cruelty before they cod break up these Plnrs
@ a9pt Ss ttay WI 'sse place IL w he, ...
stts t 'er,isoo aid IL without mss' e9ss IN case Of
.s a .es soa b,ttetins down booming necsiy sas
10 gsi the-n ssaoIe vm,.is,iy an saxio"toH