New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-25
MARINE IA 4 'H"S'
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! lniorira'lons Inc captain or the krsN
that he cosh no, tell whether the b~ning ''asn'p
rss 9 paddle or screw vessel. lie ws cert>n, "o"'
ever. that ], rad ewaiking beam above deck, as
bark Arabian re said, could nos give the sre ~ thS
burning vessel. Prom .hc vagsc description siSs>
however and the feet that the Rcsenea, y~as At q
great Distance the burning vessel AND her cap
tain do-' not oppea' - have a,te~p.,i tc r.. any
nearer. IN. identity ct ~ Steamship i, Nrv nn.srssiv
indeed. ,se Austria "a been ~, ,ny n ,ie,>,
however nst something must have hr,,pene,l t.,.e-
tain her
Some pee ac seem disposal 70 believe Sat il is The
Cunard s-slsaner Alys, which sailed from THE
/ port on Sunday. the 9Th iis., for Liver pol. The
Alps was painted red the hutcln hsd 81 "r sharp
bowsprit and sko a crossiec2 alking -bestt her
second deck-a est not Generosity known; All IL her
first deck had b~en burned OFT i ~culd be visbl-, -
sbe was Of iron 70 the spar deck eny her bulwsrks
being of wood TSs Alps took ourrr passengers. and
| only freight enough tor ballast.
An engineer well ~quain,ed with the appearance Of
the steamship Can "a suggests ths it may be thas
vessel. The Canada 'sft Boston the 9Th aud Hall
fax the loth of Sereeuber The b,shing steamship
the 18th in lat. 45o ~ Ion. iio ~, or
about 200 miles FROM Halifax. No -~rson WAS on
board and she may have been burning from II to ~
| hours when discovered. The Canada. sour days out
from Halifax, would have been somewhere in that
locality the nth, surprising the steamship to have
been abandoned on that day She Is a scoicn, sids-
wheel steamship, with English cross-head engine,
which if her frs. deck had burned OIL weud appear
at distance ike walking beam engine md her cop
| per bottom might well have looked red in she light Of
the fire. The Underwriters report the Canada az we'll
provided against fire.
The identity of the burning steamship is wrapped in
the mos, profound mystery bat from the facts in our
possession may confidently hope that the pns.cn-
gers have been taken of picked up by some passing
vessel the Disaster having occurred in the rrnt high
way between this country aud Europe. The mystery
which now esshrouds the Of the steamship, and
the fate of those beons pg to her may 10 solved st
any BY the arrival OF the Survivors 1t this or
some other Atlantic port. Annexed is a LIST OF tho
passengers in the steamship Canada from Boston,
W. B. God T. ". Ward torai sld wife n Rossio, y
s9s. Ta',s Sssy s' Sns M p saria and Js
Hopkins. Emily Hopkins. dAnsri., Checks r s.'sn.
s S.s;S. rsp' Fah Sssis f syb.g, R.so!
sp T. Smith ,S';s" csSss
Jons. Li.srrsoi; G D. Aroaara. Havana ~ RoSsI.ss
MI Ss Mr., NOT sssa re m an.
% has H. afi.sssa s"a .aS G RE-
Newfoundland Dolsrd csnad. Ms. Ina s.nn-rmsnn Mn
dc Bus., aud De Ma'herel, Pari'-IS. Toal-Ss
sAvAL.
full list of the vessel, and commanding officers a
the Paraguay Naval Expedition ia annexed:
| FLAG Ohcer-w. BR,NrosD sBuBRIcK.
| trsate Sabine tasashipl -Csgtsn ADAMS
| Frizate s.. Law grnce-Cspfan HULL.
ssi SSf-S'~si r. eo"%sads% Jtssiss
Bng'otwu Dophin--CoMmander s,ssDn.s.
Bns.ofwar Peuy-Lieutrnsu TiLcHNw
~.S w.'S1 S1 N
~sL ii.r,t Lsns1. rg'si1 t.vseS
Steamer Atsnts-Comnsnder RDcsLr
! Steamer caIedonia-Comnsndrr cAst;
STEAMER South. IA start Commander PrSSocg.
Steamer W..t.ruJort-co unm sndcr 4. T. husrEh
Steamship SuIply-Lieutsnnnt sT,SLY
There may be also three four additional steamers
/ sent out Several towing vessels may be employed
also to take the vessels up the river The Fulton.
Water Witch, Harriet Louc and Supply, will sail early
next week. The Sabine viii soon follow. Tho marine
guard has been increased by three sergeants, four
corporals ard fifty privates, VINO lcit Washington for
New.York ths morning. Fir-t Lieut.. Charles A.
Henderson has been ordered additional marine
officer.
Tie following are the officers Of the Water Witch:
| Lieut.. Commsndins Pegrami Is, Liea,., A. B.bot ID.
VIM G. whcei d a.sisieu, Do Rob,r mCery 81 Assist
att, h. b. II. wh,ton D T. chs..aiLs and C. A. Chgoy;
esptain- C-rk John ress Prs'r' do T. Brown Orderly
Sergeant Msfine-. }. Hesru.
! The Naval Count ot Inquiry to try Capt. Rich, is
only partially made up.
| A detachment Of fity L. :. Marines arrived 81 the
Brooklyn Barracks ast evening, under command OF
/ Lieut.. Henderson. They were immediately sent on
/ board the Sabine a, ten others sfom the North
Carolina to ill up the ranks Of the Paraguay force.
Tie Sabine has got over lon soldiers ON board.
| exclusive Of nop-cOmnl.sionc,. anl commissioned
oihcers.
TIE BARK RAwLIyGs CARRIED OFF BY HER cREw.
The bark John Gilpn, which arrived at Boston on
the I'D inst frou Loauda, Africa, reports that the
bark Z. 4. Rawlings from New-Oreans was run
away with from LOando about July - by the mate ana
crew willie the captain, Ianed Giley, wa on 7hus'
| TIE motive of the nlnGvays il unknown. We nave
another report 10 the effect that the Ra"ling- u no"
IN savannah where she arrived short tine since, Or
tensibly from st. ThoDas.
TIE BARK ELIZABETH.
Tie report Of the loss Of the bark Elizabeth, FROM
Ea,.port, which copied Thursday from The
Aar-Loadoa Chronicle, probably fabncat On.
Tie men who were picked up from boat Oh Montauk
probably belonged To brig which wa seen Oh tha'
place, and supposed to b. aver From the 'o'.o"
rg report il may be inferred that the parry ~ no 900"
were tie crew II tie ye,-e Which they -cuted beior1
leaving:
| 0Cer, Smon e the schooner Glove, arrived at
ssl.,n ,e,ar,s TIA, on The igh INST. when OF Mon-
tank Point distant about twenty h"Fs' PsHl up
'oIont nbe,d eighteen fet 'oug painted oiack OUT
10 and drab color inside, and va Dytt0m up "eo,
/ ho,hv.bs,cb rsirfed white. -kylight, ani over
''.,i ruppoec d, have b' lon1e'i to vessel
80 ~ 90 ,,Irs. Also saw. runlner VI a chr
non aLd various other aitf''I
INA yDsuSD EtUsr.
,.u yl.t-bad Edmund Blunt NJ. . vii leave
, an IN enar,ion Gown the Bay this morning
SEw-SoRE TscHr CLUB.
TIE Autumn Rcsr;,s will co1'e on ou thu Sth 'hs,.
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