New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

iiiluh mt ana second mates hhi one sailor having
died Of yellow fever. The vessel was brought into
port by Mr.. Strong second officer OF the Ship Rich
moud, who boarded her on the 2sth of August, in
lat 3d. ION. Clio, for tlia purpose. Mr. Strong
nsined on deck during the whole time he was on
board.
FOR EUROPE.
a disturbance took place on board the Vanderbilt
steamship Ariel while lying at the dock Just previous
TO sailing on Saturday, owing TO strike among the
fremeu. The stcamtug Young America accompanied
her down the bay with police force gu board, in
order to suppress any rot that might occur. The
ARIEL took out l80 passengers and slS1 ,fi II in
specie.
The Cunard steamship Alps sailed yesterday for
Liverpool
FIRST BOAT FOR TIE NICARAGUA TRANSIT LINE.
The commencement of the Nicaragua steamship
route By the A. A. and Pacific Ship Canal Company
was siguaized on Saturday last by short excursion
down the Bay in the first boat be sent to Lake Mic
aragua-the Cas- -Yrissarr This boat which for
merry called the American Eagle has been thoroughly
overhauled and repaired preparatory to her trip to
Nicaragua In several voyages along the coast she
! has proved herself seaworthy boat. The boat left
Pier No. l. shortly after 1 O'Clock with about 100
guests on board, among whom Senor Yrissarr
Minister from Central America Mr.. Joseph l.. White,
the President of the Company; Mr.. J. h. Yelverton,
their agent, with many others also quite a large
number of ladies. A band of music engaged for
tho occasion and salute was fired from the boat as
she left the wharf.
Soon after leaving the pier the company sat down
to fine collation., prepared by Messrs. Baywell &
Ray of No. 10 Wall street, at which Mr.. White pre-
sided After paying proper attention to the good
things spread before them, Mr.. White proposed the
health of Gen. Yrissarri, Minister of Central Ameri-
Ca" Senor Yrissarr responded in Spanish, ex-
pressing his thanks for the honor paid to him. He
sad he arrogated to himself merit but that of hav-
ing done his duty. He had doubt but this enter
prise would succeed and Nicaragua and the United
States be joined in one common interest.
Mr. J. B. Purroy, ex-consul from Brazil, proposed
Gen. Maxine Herez." He paid q high tribute TO
the worth of Don Herez. a. man and a statesman.
He said he was man of liberal and enlightened views
and one who would do all in his power to promote
amicable relations between the two countries and
! further the best interest of each.
| Mr. johnson proposed the health Of Mr.. White and
Mr.. Purroy, to which Mr.. White responded. He re-
ferred to the difficulties against which this Company
had labored They had to fight against, States money
steamship commodores, machnations, lies had been
swallowed up by the great French stomach, but von'
tied up ike Jonah, they had fought against hlliburters
and through good and evil report; but they bad won,
and if any of the world the rest Of mankind "
wished TO enter the field they were ready to fight
them.
Mr.. Pnrroy followed in a few remarks. H. thanked
the company for the honor shown to those who had
horne he brunt of this battle. He referred to the
Press that although ii sometimes made contradictory
statements, yet generally right, and closed by
ol,nuI al
ways manages to get ont the TRUTH
Mr.. White told humorous story about reporter
of one Of the city papers, causing much laughter,
When Mr. Purroy's toast was responded to by one OF
the reporter present, who repaid with interest the
joke of Mr.. White.
The Ladies was then given and received with
three hearty cheers.
sentiment, handed in 10y one Of the ladies present
was read as iollows
The atlantic Gable and nc Nicaragua Transit Lbs-NaJ
the continuity Of neither e'ei be ofoAeh
Received with cheers.
! gentlemen then proposed the health OF Mr.
John Il. Yelyertcn, paying high compliment 10 hl'
/ character and abity-to which Mr. ieverton re-
sonded BY saving if the gentleman would call at hi'
office he would be happy to furnish him ticket on
| this route
The boat returned aud after going short distance
M the North River landed at the Pier and the com
pany separated.
The Cass.Yrissani leaves to-day for Nicaragua;
.be will be placed on Lake Nicaragua, and the Com
many will soon send on two other boats to run ON the
, San Jusn River in connection with her.
SCHOONER BUESA VISTA WRECKED
The schooner Buena Vista, ashore south oi barhe
cat inlet has gone to pieces The vessel ana carg'
are total loss. Captain Beebee states that h'
aray - al
saved. The Buena Vista was built at Dennisor
Creek Del. in 1873 l59 tuns register, rate ., val
ued at db0 and owned by Capt. B.ebee and others
No insurance On the vessel. Capt. Is. has sold he
materials for $50.
AFFARrUI GALE-Loss OF TIE BARK NEw-BRUSswIcS
ASD FIVE OF TIE GREW oS LAKE ERIE.
Tie Chatham Canada West Planet learns the par
,icuars of the laundering of the bark New-BrunSwlck
Can't. MTavsh during the gale Of Thursday ngh
last. five miles off Point Pelee:
80 fearful was the gale that al management oi th
vessel was lost and after weahering the sea son.
time she foundered. As might be imagined, the pos
ton of the entire crew was most perilous' NlthoI
any apparent means of saving themselves at hand
the faint hope OF preserving their Lves seeHle
.roundle>s. o.,
Vpon a fouudered vessel in the midst of a terrih
storm If wind and rain al midnight aud five miles iror
land hope ofreaching the shore in safety might well
hnpished from tie stoutest heart. And little wonde
was that five persons out of the nine composing tn
crew. found watery grave ere daylight dawnec
Even when morning had come, the prospect ofreaehin
shore was but little improved Not tool to helP
construct raft was obtained and hadit not been tha
Can't McTavish with the assistance of small per
knife. was enabled to detach boom" and = gait,
and with these materials construct miserable raj
not one soul would have been left 10 relate the sai 'a
oftheir sufierngs.
:. However with this little instrument the ran wa
launched upon the angry waters, treighied Win u
rrecious weight of five mortal beings who lert u
undered vessel. with the hope that, by padding VII