New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-25

STEAMER FOR THr SANDWICH ISLANDS
steamer of 81 tuns burden to be built in East
BOtoD Ia be used carry Inc passengers and ire ght
between the Sandwich islands She will be $50 feat
long 20 feet inches beam and 10 feet deep. She viii
have a composition propeller 9 feet in diameter, aud
will be rgeed hermaphrodi,e brig. She will be
completed in four months. The parties f)r whom she
is being built have an exclusive grant from the king
10 u steamer between the islands for term Of live
yearf, and this boat Is the pioneer of their line.
WAY STEAMERS oS LAKE ERIg.
TIE Vested Republican speaks Of hoe Of steam
eIs about being formed to run between Buffalo and
Cleveland To call al all the Intermediate ports between
those two points Buffalo Advertiser.
STEsM oN RED RIVER.
The 81. Pau Pt0he,T says that the steamer Aus.
Nortbup, which has already made one trio fro tort
Ahercfoube TO Font Gary has been purchased BY
Company, and WILL after the Let Of August, make
regular weekly tnps to an from Fort Gary, connect
iug, At the American terminus ON Red River, with the
COACHES OF the Minnesota Stage Company, thus open
Ing regular communicating b! steamboat a1d s'age
between s. Paul and the British colony on Rel River.
On his recent Nsit 10 81. Paul, Sir George Simpson
contracted with the owners of the Ans. NUrthrup for
the tians pOtatlnn annually for five years If $40
of freight between ST. Paul aud Fort Garry. The die
trict II Huosons Bay Company territory intended 10
be supplied by way of 81. Paul comprises the Red
River Valley aud the valleys of the Saskatchewan and
lis branches.
SHY CANAL.
Tie commercial men oiNew Orleans have in eonsid-
GRAFTON ship canal SIX NH il length 10 connect the
nver with the ocean, at q point the cosst above
the sanc-bar. Engineers II can be done al cost
ct 81 1OO,Oeo, and vi give peTmauent chaGnel.
NAVAL.
The United States steam-frigaie San Jscuto sailed
from the Battery Saturday afternoon for the COST
Of Africa. The San JaciDto has on board a ships
company Of $40 persons. The Constellation smother
vessel Of the new African squadron sailed from B1s-
ton few days ago. On the arrival OF the San Jacinto
ard Constellation, such Of the vessels at present on
the coast they detailed 10 relieve will return a,
once 10 the United States. The Il ship Cumberland
vii be due IN about SIX weeks. TIE other vessels of
the old squadron the Nilcennes and Marion. both
slcops-otwar.
Tie Navy Department is in receipt of dispatches
hom Flag Officer IattBal commanding East lnlia
sguSdrUu, O. date of Singapore, MAY 3. He reports
ms ship. the !rsaie Powhatau. ON her WAY 10 long
hong. "l.h rue H0u. John T.. " aId United States
Minister 10 China, on board.
Passed AsSstSni Surgeon s. +. Cones hss been de
tAc'ed non the Naval Laboratory at New.York aud
orueI'9 - Tie steamer Sasnaw, preparing for sea at
NE Navy isid &. Mare Leland, California 70. the
East india squadron.
hieihseI, &c hos been received a. the Navy Depart
meat ION h.as Ofhcer Steedmap. of he Brazil .da,d
H. oNteo Been,~ Ayres, Nay -. The Bueuos Ayres |
,'0Ncrmeht hSo the funds required Ia rep tie
INVASION ~hl'h had been determined upon by the ]
AiteA1Le tohieceraton, n order 10 eoefce Buenos
A!Its 10 JON tina, Confederation. Both parties were
naLl&S scnNe iiegaIslsns for war. The hag oi ser
deeno,' u prudent u keep III. bngs BainbiGse and
Peny IL the n'er with the brg Dolphin. The health |
of the che - ard men Of tie squadron excellent
Lent s-A"n B. b~issc q .-is city, who siee on |