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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09

RHODE ISLAND SENAroR.-The Legislature Of
Rhode Island has made choice OF the Hon. w.
Sprague to be Senator in Congress, in place of Mr..
Dixon, deceased. He had "A votes, Dir. Arnold ~,
Mr.. Potter the democratic candidate, 10, and there
were 2 scattering.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL LINZ
hv Or JACKETS.
10 M T. 49,, No.
OLD EsTAsLIsHRD fAssAaE oFFIctEs.."

OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE,
No 81 South street. New York.
THE subscriber ts nts for the
1912 appears before his friends with sentime Of
for the able support he has received for many
past.
He kcv Use wishes &c call the attention OF those intending
70 send for their friends England Ireland Scotan
Waiss that they all times he accommodated BY this
hne by weekly gortunies from Liyergoola wells by
all the well known de rent Ines Of packet shs sailing 10
and from Liverpool the lat 7th 18Th sth and2th Of each
month throughout The year
hss always been the study of the subscriber to have the
smgrsnts sho cyity and dispatched WITHOUT delay and
those who send for their friends rst satisfied that
care and dilrgen attention will be given BY the Liverpool
Agents to sent for well as all who may embark with
them and should OF those has been PAID
netenbak The money will be refunded thout charge
The subrcrlber feels easure making the deren
ships by which his during the last
winch has gwen general facon and that e has consider
ably extended and concluded his for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-09

STRIDES OF THE WEsT.- Eight years ago Chica-
go was wilderness, with only a military garrison,
to the abolgnes The following extract from me-
mortal addressed to Congress by the Common
Council Of Chicago, shows what it is now
The last rates the inhabitants of this county
and six thousand Our average import trade is over
900 annually while that Of exports has reach
ed within the present year $3as 1884, and the fact that
monthly average of hundred and fifty vessels Of all
classes regularly enter and leave harbor during
the navigable season, show already the centre Of
large and growing trade, aud will well attest pre-
sent commercial character"
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sSs & assa % IF
fed y2an CHI dsn il n 6ranh Of
Ees' ss hs %ssf
ts y So 81 H9a
A YOUNG MAN: ofpractica bus ness habits, aud
wh to gr .gsss
and House Rh,,sIsGl; lsl dc l.:
Be Wiling q aesep, Sfany respectable aud
s5 b. ss.sas 5 4 and a ns
m,'o1 2, hoqse wSnd S ss will NEE,
with promp. attention. ~ 81.
orrIeK or JsrFtn,os is.vEASes Co,i
THE BOARD Of pIREcfoks q this a COMPANY have.
Cent osss s @ Legal
books closed from ,S to n aj ;ri 9 sss.ssiy
s
on. sas5.eS and sss of
The Ciiss Of New YORK and ssoosy, ;,oorb,
80 :ss 3;
$s. :
e Sf? eIfs ISis
&c.
M JOSEPH HEI ras % rIg ron ss
which nq 10 Often %i S ss &c xxi. ,ay adsr
a s;i Ss %'E ,ss . se%s
sas IN money received ~ IN. pr win be returned
scroflous diseases of the skin, diseases Of women and
children L,str complaints, spcpsa &c will be att nded
TO- diff rent kss OF operations SUCH a. Squintng Cno
Feet stammerisg, &c, will performed at his Office is4
Canal street. .
N b. The Doc b, consul ted IN the evening from
"a IN % M al M. 10 Fult,, street B-ooklgn r. I'M
NqTiGE n;,sbt gwen n ,h;s z, MEM Inik a ~,
Legislature Of the State of New York for permission 70
construct portion Of their Road in the state % fennsyva
MIA point at Savmili Hift- ~ orange
county across he Delaware river thence wesward "a inc
through Pike county Psnns wanna.
for about Is miles, point Cedar Fals aud herec
croes The Deawe INTO the county Of sullivan IN ms
State
Also for permission to construct another portion OF ,ne
State VI pennsy yznIa. 10 vii from pom.
or near who're the Cascade crook the 81 Inns IN nc
COUNTY of Broome ard thence around tn get benz OF t
liver dstaRce Of about 10 niles hrouE
su1achanuah county, Pa, 70 point A. or nysr W.T.
uto the state oil NcN
the county OF Brpome ;r
ATpc VII slo be maze fr an extension Of one year
''"'e""z oA' '''''" p"'' JAMES BOWEN Prsriaert.
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editors of the Natiosal Intelligencer from = CO...
tieman residing in Virginia, near the Tennessee
line, states ., that in Sullivan county. Tennessee,
mere than one thousand persons have adopted the
recently held in Jonesborough, two hundred anss
seventeen persons formed themselves into So
eiety.
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SUPPOSED SMUGaLINa.-A quantity of valuable
jewelry, the property Of Mr.. G. Lecazette, was
seized in Charleston, on Tuesday last in conse-
quence of its having been brought into the city in
violation Of the revenue laws. The general in
preston is, that the owner acted through igno-
rance of the laws regulating importations.
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I'D favorabiy known IN the trade.
free passage from dHsrept ports of Ireland and Scot
land ALSO b. secured drafts furnished for any amount
payable at the National and Provincial OF and and
their respective b. snchcs and siso Messrs ROBIN
scn which are paid free Of any charge
For further particnl ars apply To
JOHN HERDMAN 81 South street
j, X w. ROBIN5nN, Is 0orce Pisrzas
d3o anil No. Neptune ii Waterloo Dock Liverpool
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FIRE AT SxAxFATELAs,-The wooden factory
ofDorastus Kellogg, at this village, was destroy
ed by fire on Thu sday Friday last. The loss
Of The factory and the materials for manufacture
is estimated at $50 O00 upon which there is but q
greater portion Of the grain in the mill was sa~
we'd The loss is estimated at $50 600 500 insu-
rance. Some small buildings attached were also
destroyed, Of which we have particulars.
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AN AWFUL SUDDEN DEArH.-A death Of sud-
den character took place at St. Joseph's church
yesterday morning, about o'clock The de-
ceased was John Costello, a gentleman about 60
years Of age. He intended TO receive the comm
Mon, and the clergyman at the time was admins
teripg the sacrament to those around the altar
Mr. g. was first discovered in dying state, in his
own pew, the second from the altar; md in few
minutes the vital spark fled from his frail frame,
plexy is supposed to have been the cause. The
scene was solemn and awful. Mr.. G was a native
Of Dublin, but had resided in this city for num-
Der OF years. II is probable, however, that had
the good old man selected his own mode and place
of disease, that he would have chosen the House Of
God and the period Of Divine worship Phin. Lnq:
Fs51.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
- 70 - Ms

MEE sassaar ssa s&&J~
FOR the better accommodation of Shoppers II Intended to
despatch ship this port the t 5h 10th. 18TH Goth
AMI 18th of each ron ,cng the 10Th October, and
continuing unt May when regular days viii be appointed foi
ne rcrnanjer the year. whereby delays and dsap
poiutments will b. prevented durias the summer months The
Allowing ships will commence this arran9en nt:-
Ship YAZOO Capt. Cornell 10th Oct. lstl.
Ship OCONLE. Cant Jackson, 18th Oct.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Capt. Hihard, 10th Oct.
Sh,p LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt. 2sth Oct
Ship SHAKESPEARE, Capt. Miner, Isl November.
Ship GASTON. Cspt Latham, 5th Nov.
Shin HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Mumtord, lek NOV
Sbip OCMULfiEE, Capt Leavitt, 18th Nov-
Ship NASHVILLE, Capt. Dickinson goth Nov
ShIp ME- MPHIS, Capt Knight 25th Nov
Ship LOU iSA. Capt. Mu ford, lst December
These ships an built in the city OF New York
for packets light draft Of water have recently been
newly copp4red pat lendd order " h accommodai
uueqaed for Mort They commanded
hy expeec masters who will make exertion TO give
4enerai They will all times be towed and
Down the Nississpp by steamboats,. ~
Neither the CAPTAINS OF these ships will pc respons
bic jewery bullion precious stones, silver plated ware or
r any package sent by put on board Of
them regular bills Of fading taken for the same and
ne value thereon expressed.
For freight or passage apply Z, c1 .,,
JAMES +. WOODRUFF, Agen, in New
re will promptly forward all goods to his address,
The ships of this line warranted to sail puncfss'y AS ad
yerse great will be taken to have the good correct
n m J3ty
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FiaR At TAsRRo.-The coal house belonging n
the fsberg Furnace Company, together with Is 900
bruheb Of coal. were consumed by fire on Thursday
last Rans OnidA oo.) CsAsn. ... H..
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Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.

Lucius Field, Commissis Merchant BROOKLYN March 5
Nathaniel II. Bunce Clerk, New York, March &c
Donnie Say Broker, do March S
Samuel Morehouse Clerk, Brooklyn, April %
VIM. Anderson Burs, Morocco DIesser,.N. Y. March 5
Richard TOWNSEND Auddart, Teacher, do March s
Josh II. Byram, Tailor of Flushing. April i6
VIM. Lewis Booth, Broker, New York, April 5
Charles John Bullus, Merchant, do March S
George f. Cock, Broker, Brooklyn, March 5
George Bennett, Shoemaker, New York, March
Isaac Mix Jr. Carriage Maker, do April l6
Samuel Robinson, Clerk, do March 20
James Davidson, Boarding House, March
Benjamin +. Reeve land Of the firm of Reeve
Sherwooi) Clerk, Nav York, March
Horace Plmpton, Merchant, Brooklyn, March
Nathsni b. Frost, Mason, Brooklyn, March o.
Brown King, Accountant New York, March
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IINCURRENT MONEY Of ailiuls srd on the nost
y AyarnLie h<ns, at s J. 8YLvkSTEns,
rs 0Wu 81. snA In Brs adv ~.
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Auction xalss.
II tuO,iAo DELl-
Store MOI. - .dpn and lts Fssts0nstyests.)
WEDNESDAY,.

WEDNESDAY.
"a ,,,,s:
foiaas superior variety almost article
or.es-A,o II O'Clock Fulton street store
10 valuable piano fertes; ,i.-.3I ..tIa ll,st0f t
valuable 81. Sses a,i aHs s,ss b.
nusd d. sale Of Valuable. new and second
sud disposed on Saturday on account The
Ao usk French Linen table and bed linen,
naSr.' piano and Table eovs .n.s and aort' Se
Aldo piano rsrtes. Sal. positive 1M grfl iilf
moved from nf0olyn fl rH HSPS: H;rSt # SALE
Cabinet Mpkers stoetAt iol o'cioch will be sold with
:9ss sos he
i'm: T OWN 81 81
sSai w.iissSs' toilets
Al.s oasny Of good second hand furniture, carpets,
so quantity Of lumber and materials tor manufactur.
CATALOGUES in tmeevery article will be sold without
Also counting Aou's s;;S Il 's,ror construction
sLslf At 10Y oclJck \ the sales room,
Splendid sale elegant Fursi all
pr'sins The entire valuable wlng rooms psror and BID
forming ,sasrable variety articles the line of
Aho,. piano forte'. moxniv ta .8sra a
lhs % Al ioi O'Clock, at In. ssles rnous,
pY o%ssss I1Sss sos'a articles
ra4. Ma ~ e. c. ..' Sssy an
a UrfION NOTiCE.-RLELI. s lARCUL .kIUs viii
A sell this morning. at 10 re at the auction raom so
Roadwy, COZ Daale street Wat hes pamouds. Jswslsy,
&c gold ard silver We! and lene extra jewel.
ss. Ind o III. s sn.y sss os
pawnhroktr; naps Of Europe Asia, Africa. ard Amsrca
hiso one splendid English gh anddy spy glass mGsical
ind ys.y o. ohs era s 1. tSS
mlodium aud two pIano for es will be Sid al
Aisoa larg variety of Dry Goods and cothsg Muhs,
no IA pairs superior Pistols, Musksts, aud sundry other
the evening 81 O'Clock splendid collection of
n IL PAINTINGS Ar AUCTION IA. LEV Will se,i
- Thursday morning. at II O'clock at the Large sales
Room Isl Broadway, cnpice cole Of Paintings amongst
% srs snI 20 w
attention. etf y fIGlees ttf 1tllM 3sSt,
A UCTION NOTICE B MOONEY will sell on the 23d
inst at 10 o'clock at 10 Maiden lane splendid sssort-
men Of plated urns AXE baskets walters eastors japan
Also the Goods remaining uucaed for from IN. sale Of the
18th nstant, for ceupt Of former Eurchasers 22u
| UCTION NORTHUMBERLAND Feb %, at y O'CLOCK,
executors the brick front house and lot OF ground y
Fee known No as Ezaheth street. nes. HOUSTON esing
part Of the estate Of Peter FImsr reeessed The IL !.
to the Bewsry more ess The house 10 substaa'
tally blt and half store, brick front and stone
men II feet inch by 20 feet Deep having back and front
grocery back the second floor two rooe and
closets and in the attic two handsome finished rooms 'e
Also II. house and lot Of ground No aso Ezab.h
neaf Houston The lot 20 feet inches wide front and
and depth hall the distance 10 the Bowsry So H. mors
For further information, apply TO Mes.rs Wilkins Ro
Inns. their Sales Room, 70 VIM. Bailey Executor No
e0l Bowery. III 81
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NEW YORK AND LTVEHPOffL LUMMEKCIAL LINZ
OF PACKETS.
.l&ll'l6 t !. 4 B.. 49,. ~ H..


No 81 South street, New York.
THE subscriber nuncng his arrangements forthe
lelS, appears before his friends with sentiments Of sincere
rpsct for he able support he has received for many
wishss csl the sttention Of those insPaiOs
Map, that they al all times be accommodated BY ths
BY weekly opportunities from Livervooa weas by
ell ~ well Known di1eyent lines Of packet shps sailing
- 9o| Livepoe o. the 18Th 18th, sndssth Of each
hes always been the study Of the subscriber TO have the
SrAnb shoy1 eiyiItty and Dispatched without delay; and
e.rs and dusnt a.tsnon VIII BE- BY the Liverpool
Agents To- those sent FOR, well who embark with
0em snd should any Of passage has been paid
nctsnhsik the money will be refunded without any chsrre
The s<ls pleasure making known the different
ss By which his during he last year
which has general and has consdr
ely EXTENDED and concluded his the year
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LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK. LINE OF PACKETS
IL - ~ ~

Eor he better Shoppers II intended 20
aesustch ship port the l. 5th oth lSh 2o1
nd 18th OF each month"; cig the 10th Octoher anc
continuing until May whea regular days will be appontsa oi
the remainder the whereby great delays ana 0TSp
uoutmepts viii prevented during the summer months ~
following ships will commence thi, sr,angemtn =
Shp YAZOO, Capt. Cornei 10th Oct 1871. tt SIS
fhp OCO NEE. Capt Jackson. 18th Oct
q Shp MISSIS SPPI Capt. Hhard, 2othOct'
6hn LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt, 25th OCT. 80 M H'
Sh;n SfiAKSPEARE, Capt. Miner, Is tNoSemoer zoe
Ss;n a. SrON Capt. Latham, 5th Nov, efl N
fhip JNTSVILLE, Capt. Munford, ION nov
ann DC MtJLGEE, Capt Leavitt. 18th NOV H
q Sim NASHVILLE, Capt Dickinson, 2oth Nov s.f Hs
S5Iin MI NPHIS Capt. Knight, 25th Now 4t
Ain LOUISA, Capt. Muliord. LIST December -
n cr Jackets light draft Of wster have recently been
and put in splendid order with accommodations
a. psensers for noTt They are sa
ssnesl They will at all times be towed up ana
down the Mississippi By Steamboats, -. my, -
Ns;ther Inc captains ofthese ships will De respons
h bullion stones silver, orpated ware OF
& INV package, sent by or put board o.
Is Unless regular bills ofladng taken for and
IN value theveop cx~-~s-es sI hIlf4l eIuU-a nt
h To. g.. rpassase apply t9s 70 "a sr.h.. A.,
JAMES f. WOODRUFF, Agent In New
Orleans who promptly forward all goods to his address
e ships Of this line warranted to SAL AZ az
and will be taken have the goo correct
" measured. g9.Z =
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Me60 EAvSNAS-f,a;s,ss ony.Iih team BAH
M S;s;s. Z, iss' H.. sfi s y
:ss: :s:S s.:R .
s X. Tssy dyy he
w p-''-s'' f''''' 'S'' GLOVER MeMUgRAY,
100 f'ni W fSInf 2 = s5 SfysGi e, to
nssiss. p,fs;, IL; gss;"S;;.: M ,Ss
@ :SsA 4a as s'ss'5
;;s5 :. 20 Albany
Tlumdas 1 ASspooa Fssssry a.sS ats oeioeE.
s5a "a ESSHa saEEk iS11H AE Ess
Line readings: to running bs.w;s.
nsvieaiiss i free from Passage Ooe Dollar. f2 i'm
- PASSAGE E9K adj; n A. MiTs9.
S,ssi;s1
''''''s' ''''f's'' For ''''%ss: s'SSr
Persons wishing send for their fr.n 70 out in the
ss @ o. Fl ha s: sss
ny % sss i ' az Il. . Dsdo ON u
16E FAYsA0E FOR NEW r.,
assS +. b. having spendid accommodstions fSr
cabin and steerSe passengers For
Wy on board W g,1 + II ss.a
fk& FVk C0LyMBIA RIVER nv 3ssson e T!sFT1iory
on For fsh. or pssags having good .eeonmedasions Al.
>, ga 81 g ss 4 s W; ais 1aS sss,A =.
01& FOR NEW 0ELEA AN! = sIa and New
ySa . :ns ps:s.t p at' ca
will a as Sr say
on board 4 q.:9s TSsE oss 81 So
Great will be taken to have the goods by this line cor
Agent IL New Orleans Jas O. Woodruff who will prompt
!Srwsra all g oas e Id. addr.: So, Min, lin n.
: .a S x: s regular y lay.
T1R FOR LIvERPOOL-f'o sail gath February-
ss iBl:rff F f. .sSS.
% board %h s
VI" Elk. COLLINS & CO.
& # e. h :. IT, KIP c s
SEiddy, saiis positively = sb,ve, hsr regular day.
q :,
e & %ss. % &c: cary
60 DOG LvsT-A small 81 anie, white. with brown
= r. 70 The name 2, TiSgco which
:S.sSi: ward With paid On i' '.ias ;;;S,ssi
Is sss sssssy Eis.., s Il
terms Of resoluons passed premnary meeting
" published pepartsy TO og,ni.uG on behalf
scotland Dr. CUMMING called 10 the Chair, and the
following rest lutions passed -
denis in the city d New Yek being deeply mpr,:ted with
the casmitous restitution which has and we fear sI prevails
10 a. uni dsEe in all the featuring town Of
scotaDd feel oursels bound by every Christian and moral
|pathy s1d sush aid :, an Al ws Providence
Rsoivsd That the following gentlemen te appointed
Commtse for the purpfss Of Hgs The snd' Of this
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NORTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.

do II; Myron Bsebe, wA.srtown, do ~; Theodore b
Billings, Buffalo, do 49, John Brr, Aurelus do 7, L
Bandsr, Montgomery county, do Isl Edward Crutsn-
den Buffalo do al Josiah Clark, Albany do Ia Joseph
Colwel Oswego, do 10; Edmund Curtis Scribe do 49,
Albany, do II; ssmusi Dubois Buffalo. do 81; Daniel
Do SmDaiI sS"Ssi
Oneida county, do 10; Marvin Henderson, Oswego, do
* Myssn Isls"
70 Hadduck, do 10; Christopher q Hammond, Mont
gomsry county, do 49, George Jones' Buffalo, do u;
chester, do "a; Lyman Knowles Delaware county, do
81; Eeson Lewis, Black Rock, 81; stephen Lemon Ro-
f.o, do To- Gideon Miller, osweeo IS; WIN Miller,
Buffalo, III; Thos McMurrsy, Buffalo ~; John Mason,
Utica 49, Henry Nicholas, Albany, II; Benz 'min Mott,
Albany, III Loren X Norton, Albany, IA; John Near,
Cansjoharie IA; Abram Pest Genesee county, -; Reu
ben Prescott, Genesee county %; Denmsn Percival
is; John Post, Rochester, AZ David Prosser Serbia
IS; Win Prndle Oswego, IS; Geo Russell, A!bany,il
VIM Russell Albany, IL; Aec, a naia, Ssra'oss CO.
10; p sharp, Troy.9, Willis summer, sciiosls; Henry
sherman, Yates county, 81 Harlow segsr,, tics, Is;
Trumbuli smith, i6; VIM serviss Florida, II; Alanson
Tubbs, Jefferson county, Il; Morris Turner, Serbia,
10; Sylvester Thsyer. Wstertown, IL; Reuben M Van
S ysn Hs1ne MONTGOMERY couaty Eysndsr War
ner, Rochester, 10, Peter Wright, Oswego,is; wmF
wSeI. n.msss Of applications 1. Northern District,
to Feb II, 2ia.
thiel silsby srth, TO show cause arch l6 Dsni
w Allen do l6; Jacob stickney, Lancaster, do 10.
MICHIGAN
@ B stevens, stroit, March 5; woodward, Detroit,
do VIM Blake, Detroit do 7; Msther, Detrcit,do
5; Ann srtin, spriag Wells do .; Taylor Dryden,
do Is; Abel GODDARD, Detroit do 81 Fake Detroit, do
3; l. Barton etroit do 3; John Barnard, Detroit do
$; Phineas Davis, Highland, do q Walker, Nsnkin,
MARYLAND.
Al no. 4 II sbrto
town, April o.
VIRGINIA.
WIN Hewlett. Richm.nd. to show cause March ~
Frederick Butler, Richmond, do 23 Benz beH Nch-
nond do 23 WIN Ford, Goochlsnd county, DO Isl no
bert Hliard, Brunswick CO, do al 0ariand baiaro
Orange co, do 49,
Martin, New Orleans, March,; Huxley, 40
8; J lIuien, do 9; John Dunbar, Baton Rouge,s; ~
Pesram New Orleans s; Thos Jenkins 40 y ssRns"
Field do o. Martin Curtis, Of the firm Of Cur rsh
ter, New York, DO o. Cormick, New orissn.' leg
Chsmbcrlin New Orleans, March 9; FPncnms, aosi
Lucien Hermann, do O. Edward WIS., .; Ss"i Ss1re"'
5; Richard McRee, .; weo"sr's Hep
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF ALBANIA.
tn show cause March H-Chrstophsr rhom'o s,, ny
a.. charles Bright samI Allen John krsa,
Gssr.s brown. Edw ard Lym man, Aaron Gage: Lewis
Jmsson, Thos Psnne'l. John T Taylor WIN KELLY
richardson ID Pricc, Thos James, Percy Walker, Geo
r. Johnson Anssi q Harsey, 8 Beaudreaux, Ward Tay-
Tor. william vsrell, II Gwathmey, sidney Doug
lass.
TENNESSEE.
Daniel williams, williams CO, March ~; yyri,,
YER, Nashville, March III James sa"uei'' Nssn'''e'
MarchM
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mos, and several lucatancse, was, on her arrival,
foIbid to enter the port account of her CARGO IL
salt, beng contraband in any but Mexican vessels
went ashore in boat, The commits sioners were al
lowed to go free, but the eight Yucatan citizens
were seized and cast into prison. General Anaya,
whom many Of our readers know, ha wing a presen-
iiment that all might not be right with so treache
rous set concluded not to land till he should hear
from the shore; and learning The result, remained
en- board, and returned TO Campeschy. Colonel
Lemos, on the morning Of the departure of the bark
from S'sal, had some misunderstanding with the
Mexic IN Commissioners, which occasioued him to
his life.
We give letter from our correspondent At Mcri-
da, which was brought by the San Antonio.
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NINE DAYS LATER FROM fucATAN.-i nc ieA~"
schosuer Of war, San Antonio, arrived at New Or
leans on the 18th instant with intelligence from 81
sal to the Let.
Commodore Moore with the Austin and San Der
nard was cruizing of Vera Cruz, aw aiting the ar
rival Of the two Mexican schooners OF war from
hi. port, one of which, however, the Liberty, has
been lost. .r...t
The beliefs. that the treaty lately concluded At
Merida, will be ratified BY Santa Anna-who is at
Mexico; and that Yucatan will become really Mexi-
can in policy, prejudice and conduct. Shsald this
nrove true, the Yucatan merchant feet (fOr Next
CO, let it be remembered, owns not single mer-
chat vessel,) will be at the mercy Of Moore, the
noble Texian commodore, who will no doubt order
il into the service Of the commercial marine Of the
Republic of the Single Siar. $500.
The schooner Sylph, from New York Tor Cam
peachv. was wrecked on the 18th January, about
seventy five miles from Ssal. A boat arrived with
the ne VS. and Commodore Moore immediately sail
ed for the point On arrival, il was found the yes
eel was q wreck, and that all the cargo but ABOUT
ne-fourth, had been stolen by gang Of Mex,cans
on the island, who had probably barred u and de.
camped. Commodore M transported to sisdI .ne
part Of the cargo saved, with the MISTER, crew anu
AZ the last accounts from the Texian SHIPS 'hsy
were all well. Conn
The Louisa on board Of which the Msx'esn an. Io n,
m;ssioners TO Yucatan had embarked o. e'sT ~
Vera Cruz, with General Ansya and O0''''' "