New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

ny the Louisiana.

The National Steam Navigation Comranys Stea-
Iner Louisiana, which left Liverpool at p. m on
the 10Th and Queenstown on the 18th August ar
rived here on Monday.
The Cunard Steamers Europa" from Boston,
and "Mart.thon" from New-York, reached Liver
pool carly on tho morning Of the 10th August.
The U. s. fngate "Niagara" left Lisbon on the
18th August. Destination unknown.
By the Brazil mail we learn that on the 18Th OF
July news received at Bahia that the rebel
cruiser Florida, in company with tho E!ectnc
Spark, had just captured the Federal merchantmen
Imfcan, Nicholas Deills bound from California TO
an extremely valuable cargo. Tho Florida took out
the treasure ard portions Of the cargo and her crew.
The vessel and cargo, valued at 10000 were then
set fire to, and destroyed.
The Florida was spoken on tho Eth OF July, In
flat. &c.: north, lon. 1853 W., by vessel arrived
ut Liverpool.
The Dover Erpress says:-"The Federal cruiser
Kearsarge which has been stationed in this neigh
bornood for some time hastily quilted the Roads on
Thursday evening last for New-York. The Kear-
sarge is relieved by the lroquois, war vessel Of
about the same tonnage, which arrived on Wednes-
day evening. On entering the bry, she ran up the
English ensign and snluted-a compliment which
was returned by salute ~ artillery from tAe Castle
batteries. The Commander OF the lroquois after
wards paid q complimentary visit to Gen. Ellice."
The Morning ISfar says, that at Petersburg tho
Federals have again suffered those disastrous
repulss which would be sufficient to disgust
with the war most nations, except those Of Anglo
saxon blood.
grea. fro had occurred at Hull. Tho premises
IF several large railway carriers DC. were destroyed
together with thcr contents, and the loss is es-
timatod at from $50, 900 u 10000 sterling
The riots in Belfast still continued, and the vio-
lencc of the mob was on tho Increase TIE North
ern Wig, OF the evening of tho l5th, says: "Ihe
riots this day totally unparalleled IN the dread
ful excess to which they reached. The whole town
was almost in q statc OF siege during the day. Inc
houses of business woro closed. in many cases the
woIicrs did not go 10 their employments. Riots
went on all day. The military were called out.
About 20 reople have received gunshot wounds
from the obs, bu. as yet tho military has not
taken extreme measures. The whole riots OF tins
day we're caused by tho marching of nayycs through
the streets Gt early morning. Ihetown - III state
OF uncxamp.eJ colnmotlon.
A Belfast dispatch Of tho lGth says" Tho
town continues in q very excited state. Ono of tho
persons who received a gunshot wound during tho
riots ycs.ci,i'y, died this morning. Nj. Sullivan,
tho sibcOlio. Of tho Ulster Observer, the Roman
Caih Ollie o-yan, was brntally mal'reaied while pro-
iessiolay Cngu ,-od at fro last night, and Is IN
dangerous condition. IL is said that I'VE OF siI
Others out OF tho 70 30 wounded yesterday, died
during last night and this morning, but up to the
present such mas not boon confirmed. u Is rumor-
cd that tho navvlos of the Roman Catholic party,
10 The number of 400 or 800, have challenged the
shin carpenters who all belong 20 the Orange side,
to-day, Gud terrible battle is therefore expected
"1'ho ship carpenters have just marched through
the town a. tho number OF 500 or 600, armed uith
every kind OF weapons. Business is nearly entirely
suspended. Al houses OF business, public houses,
Sc., we're c.o3ej q: early hour yesterday. The
military vVr1 reinforced BY further supply from
Dublin last night, audit ought to bo hoped, with tho
large i.ta and police force at present under the
command the magistrates. further bloodshed viii
be prventcC; but II IS very doubtful, as at TINS
moment no y. NJ, active preparations are being
maGt ia OIL SO disturbed districts, for great bat
Sc. KnNc4 hatchets, pi,chiorks, pistols, sticks,
bludgcols A.. beautifully scattered among the
nOtors."
Another dispatch, dated noon Of the 10th, says;
"1he Iioting mas assumed most formidable as
pcct. Tho ship carpenters hare broken into gun
makers On Iligh-siIeet and have taken nll guns,
pistols, p.tchforks, and every other available
weapon, end have gone through tho town. Firing
and ftoae-throwing Is going On in all directions.
About su hour ago the police ordered 10 fire in
Sandy-iov, and several mon were shot; three re-
portc, killed Tho windows Of hundreds Of houses
have bson totally smashed, and several completely
ransackel. An houses closed in every street.
business Is entirely suspended. battle is Aourly
eXDectcl,"