THE TRIBUNE.
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AMERICAN PIHs.-Among the novel products OF
American skill and industry exhibited at the Fair
IRE American Pins, made by the Howe Manufac-
turing Company, Birmingham, Conn, and sold oy
Burnhau, & Baldwin, 189 Pearl-street. They are
Of all the Usual sizes, but differ from the imported
min mainly in this, that they solidheaded-that
10. the pin and head one and indivisible- Inc
pins are twice the Stiffness of the English ana tii
point of exceeding hneness, owing to improve
rents in the method Of manufacturing. lhey are
of admirable quality and finish, and are atlofoe"
cheaper than pins have ever been before-lf"ree
hundred for fire cents. The establishment now
turns out over one million pins per day, and IS
prepared to supply PROMPTLY the whole ohlon'
Hs The dutv on this article was raised from ~ to
a, ner cent, by the New Tariff, and made specitc,
and the Company have since reduced the price OF
Pins in the market FIVE cents per pack so much
for Protection to Home Industry.


STORM AT THE SourH.-The Savannah Repub-
ican of the 7th states thata severe storm has pre-
vailed for the last AZ hours, the wind blowing
gale and the tide overhowing the wharves at the
Eastern end of the City. Hutchinson Island was
overAowed in many Places and the rice on various
plantation. much injured The Sea Island cotton
crop has also suffered. The Charleston Courier OF
the 7th also speaks of the same gale, the wind
blowing heavily and the tide overflowing many OF
the wharves Boats were employed in the West
ern side of the City, plying from house to house.
and several persons were removed in this manner
from their houses to places of safety. The steam
boat Gladiator, with the mail from Wilmington,
found it impossible to land at the steamboat wharf
The Courier adds


we regret to detail most distressing accident
which occurred on Wednesday afternoon. During
the blow, fishing boat containing five negroes,
viz: Jefferson and George, belonging to MIR. j.
Jeanneret Ned, belonging to MIR. Mechamp {;
William, belonging TO Mrs Macbeth; and negro
boy named Isaac, belonging to Mrs. Hughes
while crossing tn; bar, on their way to town, was
swamped, and it is supposed that all board per
ished. There boat short distance ahead
of them and those on board missed the one in the
rear suddenly, but being themselves in very per-
ilous situation they could not return render any
assistance. We believe no material damage has
as yet been done by the gale. The Wilmington
steamers Wilmington and Gladiator were both
detained in port yesterday, account of the bois-
terous state Of the weather.