New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-06

LATER FROM LsGuAYRA ,Np PoSTo CAFELLo'-
The brig Seliui, Capt Dunham, arrived last
night. from Laeuayra 18Th ult and Porto Caaelio
22d. We receive by her the following Intelligence;
The rainy season had set in, and 1t had rained
necessarily for 3months. The roads through the
mountains. .were consequently rendered impossible
and no produce could be brought to market. Cot
fee was scarce. as none had been brought TO La
glarra. Business wa. dull and the markets !ut-
ted with American produce. The export duties
were taken off OF Coffee Flour would not pay
freight
A military guard had been stationed at Carac-
cas- on account of the coming elections, as sofEe
insurrectionary movements we're anticipated
The Roads from Porto Cabalo to Valencia, and
from Lagu4yra to Caracas were entirely stopped
by the rains. The rainy season had commenced
six weeks sooner than It had been known before
for many years Coffee and hides were very
much damaged by the rams. The Quarantine
which had been on for months at LaguayFa was
taken off just before the 5. sailed.
LATER FROM C.RDgyAs-By the schooner Or
ozernbo, Capt. Seargent, nine days later iFom
Cardenas, CUBA, we learn that The country IN
that neichborhood vas suffering severely from
dTouth. there having been 10 ram for y MONTHS
The inhabitants were unable 10 get IN their crops
on account of the inability Of the cattle 10 draw.
The cattle were dying of daily for wan: OF iood
and water. There was no vegetation what
ever. Freiehts were dull and 40 BUSINESS.
There was plenty of mnlasscs III the country
but none in Carccnas; there we're, however, no
means OF getting II 10 the scaports
In CarcenIs Harbor, the brig Harriet, bound to
Boston, in the act OF getting under way, came IN
contact with the ,ri.. Casco, and carried away
both Of her masts-,the maln-n;ast vas hroScn
in three pieces, S,--and stove IN the hull. me I.
was at anchor at the time.
TosyADo AT New CAsrLE-On Sunday eve
ming about : O'Clock tremendous hurricane
,assed over New Castle, Del dong cons!dera-
ble damage. \ large brick barn was blown down
and t,e.roof taken of the blacksmith shop beIong-
ing to the Engine Mandatory. and several
houses were more or less damaged. and trees
blown up b, the roots. The tornado then ctosscd
over Inc river 10 TIC jersey SIDE. blsw tine F"o OH
and otherwise dam ging e large new store mouse
bel nyIng to the estate OF Jacob Rdgway, and
l-vel d d ten-pin alley. Several boats were blown
clear out of the rver and one oi them eit lying
across fence ; the cupola and splre OF III. Il :
store was blown about one hundred iect, 10 the
edre of the river. 4 great deal oi gram, ana
many fences were DESTROYED. Fears are entertain
ed that much more damage was done IA the
nciphborhuod which VIC have not heard o Inc
ruth rte blast vas fortunately limited TO ;'c"u'
II milo aud we have not - Yet heard OF any
loss of life. The tornado lasted but lew mo.
nonrs, ihough the ram iell IN torrents; and lght-
mig flashed vivid!v. accompanied al intervals By
the most appalling crashes of thunder.
TIE WESTERN WArehs The ST. Louis Re
porter Of the 2jlh ult. says:
The river has fallen opposite here nearly foot,
and AS the rivers above are now falling. there Is
no doub; tha; the water will continue to Tecede
until it is confined within It's usual channel
About four feet water Is reported on the SAINT
Charles road over the Missouri Bottom.
On The 22d, the river opposite ST. LOUIS was
abuu, nine miles wide.
ANOTHER PaIzE.-lh- brig Levant, OF Bath,
abandoned at sea :: short tine since, III conSc-
quencc Of having come IN contact with ship IL
rinian. Of New ork, arrived at Gloucester on
Saturday, in tow ol two fishing schooners belong
ing to that port. She is good vessel, and Is not
seriously injured. Her cargo consists principally
of lumber and provisions. She was picked uo
bv the same schoouers which brought The ilnglisi
bark Bridget Simmons into Salem, a icw weeks
ago. todIeH! 'e@'S'eF
FRoM UAYrI-Captain Wcsgott, of The brig
Elizabeth, arrived yesterday morning from Port au
Prince, reports that when Inc sailed, May 22d, the
island was gradually recovering IT'S tranquility
and il was supposed that under the administration
Of Gen. Guerrier the whole of the French part
of the island would unite.
At Port au Prince there had been no fighting
and the accounts OF engagements in various parts
nf the Island, brought by different vessels to the
United States, have been greatly exaggerated
The late President iIerard was stationed about 10
leagues distant from the Capital. He would no
doubt leave the country by the first opportunity.
From AUsrRALM.--We are indebted 10 Mr..
Williams, our Consul at Cororarlka, Bay Of Isl
ands ior Sydney papers to Oct 2Oth, and the
Aukland y. Z) Southern Cross.
The scarcity Of money and commercial distress
at sydney continue unabatcd.
We notice come indications of an increasing
trade between New Holland and China. Horses
and specimens oi wool have been shipped to Hong
Kong from Sydney. Boston Adv
SlcILY-Grcat excitement prevailed at Poler-
mo on the 25lh April, IN consequence OF inteli-
.,ence received from Nessine and Catania. In the
first of these Two cities, there was said to prevail
a contagious lnaady, which carried Oft the Peo
pic bv thousands. At Catania serious events
were believed to have transpired; which rumor
shaped INTO popular movcment-the outbreak
of :. conspiracy having extensive ramiications.
ANOTHER EeL.-On SUNDAY afte'non, VII
liatn Lea. OF Spring Garden, felt nausea at MS
stomach, and after some time eJected az eel about
four inches long. The ejectment OF the varmnt
mad the effect to Gala his stomach, as every body
must suppose lie cannot imagine ho" the cfea
ture 90, there, as he has no recollection Of COB
o.ng for that kind ol fish fer some time.
Phad. Ledger, 4th.
Nh. SrooyER's CAsg.-Mr. Lysander Spooner,
Of the American Mai Company WAS Yesterday
discharged. on common ball. by Judge Randuii
oi the United >;4ics District Court, on four o.