BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
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DErARruRE OF Mr.. CUSHING IN THE MIssor,,
STEAM FRrGArE.-After long detention in =. ~
harbor, caused mainly by experiments of proDo.ss
alterations in her machinery, the steam f5s.,.
MssouRI, Capt. NEWTON, departed from ,b;;s =.
Yesterday, bound for the Mediterranean, on wS...
shores she is to land the Hon. CALEB CrsTrvse
Special Envoy to China, ON his way To ~.
country.


Mr.. CUSHING went on board yesterday, and ~.
received with the salute due TO his Official ,ant.
and the irigatc proceeded down the river It'll
after one O'Clock. Nat lnt.Aug. |.


RAILROAD AccIDENr.-Ihe train OF cars fn,-
Philadelphia, due here on Sunday night about Il
or II O'Clock. failed to arrive until O'Clock ra
tcrday morning, owing to having come IL ccas
ION with another tram, about four miles ess, q
Wilmington. which proved disastrous 10 the oea
motives, but fortunately resulting in 10 iniurv. +
either the passengers, conductors or firemen-
Damage done the locomotives is about S2OOOt


Baltimore Clipper, lst Aug.


u On the night OF Friday last fire occuns
at Port Deposite, Md. whichresulted In destroying
the Methodist parsonage, the dwelling Of Nj, E
jah RenoldS and carpenters shop, and dwelling d
Mr.. Snow, who lost nearly all his household a.
fairs. The estimated loss is supposed be abos
$4,000 No insurance.