New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-19
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Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
UsuED STATS STEAMSHIP NNEN,(
ArALAchicoLA, April 8, 1859.
We are still lying of this port with all hands wei
and in good sprits. li'tle affair Of SLAYER has
ssrved somewhat TO vary the mobotony OF our life on
rhipboard. Through other channels yon have doubt
lees heard OF our capture Of the bark g. ~ ka"ns 10
St. Joseph Bay oil suspicion that che was Intended Tor
the slave trade Some Of the accounts Intimate tha
fLe had already iucc eded in running csrgo but such
rntnors are incorrect She cearsd from Savannah Do
cember H. for Havana il appear, ard has once BEEN
oyslhauled on account 81 some nregular'y 10 her
cleArnn,e but managed 30 escape detention. Where
sbe has passed the time from her clearance to her
reizuIe In 81. Joseph Boy Is mystery
In addition to the already published accounts in
relation 10 the Rsylins think can give you few
facts that are new and Interesting. When taken pos
session Of by the Vixen the name oi the captain WA
sad 10 be HaydCr bat It has since turned out that ho
real captain, who was Spaniari, had been engaged
in A fight with his mAcs and was killed and thfosn
overheard by them. HE watch was found IN poser
pion of one OF them now confined as prisoner on
board the Rawrs. Il lie probable that the rect o. the
CAPTAINS proper y has boen divided 10y bis mur iere'
HAYDEN was not on board when the vessel was seized,
be- having gone TO this place with bis supercsrgo'
man nan cd DeamAyer. lie ws sesn here for a short
time and suddenly disappeared, having heard, u /"
suppo,cd, Of the visit Of the NIcn. The parties next
Aptesred in Pensacola arriving here - small h'mng
bon,. The news Of the tcEure had preceded them,
and they were arrested By the L. s. Authorities at that
Niece but from ursxp'sf ed cause have managed
10 n AXE their etoATe Hayden aid OelHmnytr are the
only perfons conceded with the Rawn no at large
the crew being in change Of the aUtaor les here Inc
verlel and crew were delivered 20 the L. ,. Marsha
Lv Lieut. Duer o. toe 2S,h Of Mach ani an inve't'
p.tiop into the Affairs Of tbs vessel vii be made on
Monday. the Oh, tie day fixed for the trial OF the
cause.
The R.wl.ns lss been looked upon - saHer i'r
the pnst twelve mouths, and beyond DOUBT, his
made several luch ventures alresdy. she behu'
tlul cimsn Of naval Afctiitcare, and her owner,
Mr Charles Lamar OF Charleston, has evidently
Ien eve Tor vessels adapted 20 BIS peculiar business
Like the WaudeIer, her mate 10 ini4uiy she - uihi'
and an exceedingly fast ser, and, "th p'eSiy oil SEQ
room would trouble sny Of oar Ve1es to come up WIN
her. she you'd probably be able TO run away lfo"
sys.ilirg vessel In our nsyf. TIE name OF 'hs ~"
linz (, on he IL, fmhi,hed by Lord Napier 10 Tue "s
DEPARTMENT a American vessels engaged 10 ths Save
Il ads On the Coast OF Africa The stores OF Tue a''
lbs are A. luxurion. a. those Of the Wandefer were
| represented 10 be. Wines swestmesn and dainue''
/ that make the months Of our Greg water 70 '1ihk
upor s'ored away 10 her lockers in quantities sug-
! gs,ivs q lorg voysge and plsassnt one Bot her
! courte is probably ended row. The ua will prove
interesting and important Involving a. 1t does tue
! double crimes q probable msn t,ai,rg and murder
Lieut. Duer Is deserving Of all pr,,e or the naunsr
! in Which ie b~ discharged hs Jelc At. duties.
] Yoa shsIl beer from INC again. 2.