New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28

FROM HAVANA AND MExIco.-By the arrival of
the Etnpresgrio Capt Collins, have tul files OF Ha
vana papers 10 the l2th inst
rived from Vera Cruz with 100000 in specie. Her
dates from the city OF Mexico only 10 the 9th ulL
two DAYS than we have received direct
The mail steamer Tweed arrived the same day from
Jamaica with $50 TASKS of quicksilver The day,
too the French brigofwar lie Mercure arrived from
Pensacola
Its stated in the Faro Industrial that Baron Aeye de
Cyprey passenger in the Midway. Pensacola &C.
had inc rrecty mentioned that he took his pas
sage in the Eurydcc
Spanish rigatc Crstina which left Havana on the I'ih
ut
Gen Canazo the Provisional President OF MsHco
has taken passage with his son from haFaha ioi -
the Spanish ship Theta He purposes travelling through
the Peninsula. ,;.h ,,,o,a
Two -, so,na csnates amounted to 1000 men, have been
oy;cye1 INTO can,onmeuts paso de OveJas, small
Mace half way been Vera Cruz and the former CITY Inc
General in command expected daily IN Vera Cruz
WREN the Midway sailed Intending TO remain there
The incident in regard The sailing OF the St. Marys
from Vera Cruz and the offer OF aid from the Montezu
ma ia mentioned in the Havana papers.
The Mexican Secretary of the Treasury issued cir
cular on the ed OF October by direction of the Pres
dent qualifying gravely and explaining the details OF the
tariff as promulgated few weeks ago. The difficulty
was occasioned by important errors in printing
the Tariff which put into circulation on the 4h ult
We note this for the benefit oil merchants whom
il may
The death of an iustious preate of the Catholic
church the Archbishop of Guatemala and Bishop Of Ha
yana is announced in the DjariO Of the 10Th inst.
We lind spcculaons in regard to the sugar crop
in the DiGro The writer of opinion that the amount
ofthe product OF the Island has been exaggerated Tor
purposes Of speculation. The writer offers species OF
wager that the crop will fall short of 100000 boxes
An ordinance is published in the Havana papers dated
the eh inst providing for efundine the Prlce OF Tue
tickets taken in the Roya! Lottery, Ell Empedrddo the
drawing having been postponed owing 70 tne saie OIL
tickets having produced sum adequate Tor the pur
poses for which the Lottery was projected IN u nc
FLoa1DA-The ST. Augustine Herald ofthc 18th
has The following:
I'VE understand that Capt. Sprague meets the Chiefs
Billy Bowegs and Sam Jones at Charottes Harbor, on
27h proxirno by appointment in reference to their pre-
situation and emigration 10 the country assigned the
Semnocs III the " est
"Thsis the first time that Sam has consented 10 meet
the basis Of removal; and we ardenty wish that ne
may yield 10 peaceable influences"
~ We are informed that the Way Pouch Of the
u 5. Mail between this city aud New York. which should
have been delivered in NewYork Saturday last has
been found The persons at Jersey City having the care
of the mails neglected 10 take 1t out oil the cars lhere
is neXcusable careIessness among those who have
charge of the mails which calls for rigorous scrutiny
and amendment. Phil. L. :. Gazette
THE Coal TRADE.-The Miners Journal Potts
vile, Pa of Saturday says: We feel happy in being
able to announce readers this week. that the ship
mens Of coal from the Schuykll region this year now
exceed ONE MILLION Tons and should the present mild
weather continue little longer believe the quantity
for the whole year VIII reach 100000 TONS Untrarn
leed individual enterprise is the great secret which
has caused this region TO outsp so far all It's compen
tors some of which commenced before us.
The shipments this week are. BY railroad 22IO4 Ul by
canal $3.50 05 total for the week 3l5a3 o. showing an
increase last week OF about 1000 tons by railroad
and about 800 by canal which Is caused by the unusual
state of the weather The demand for coal continues
very brisk and prices firm with upward tendency in
the different markets. We still adhere 10 the opinion
that with the quantity the railroad can supply during the
winter months added to that in the market there VIII
be suiiciency for all purposes
FLOUR AvALANCHE!-We counted in our harbor
this morning 40 Canal Boats loaded with Flour. These
carry as we learn the Collectors Office from 150 10
500 barrels each averaging least 600 barrels This
would make total OF OC0 barrels Add to this
amount 10 large Tow loaded and several vessels
loaded and loading and il will make total OF about
10000 barrels aloat Many rods OF the dock COW
cred four tier deep with Forr-at least 5000 barrels
Besides these items immense lows have left for New
York Tor the last three days and all our Flour dealers
have their warehouses packed From these data, some
idea may be formed of the immense amount Of this all
important article which has been poured into our city Tor
the last or 10 days. Alb. Eve. Jour Wednesday
RAPID FLOUR MovEMENT.-One thousand barrels
OF Flour were transhpped, this morning. from Canal
Boats the magnificent steamer Hendrix hudson Tor
New York this evening. thousand passengers may
20 board, if they please and Capt Cruttenden
will take care of them without Inconvenience.
Albany Evening Journal, Wednesday
~" Our farmers are pouring into the CITY IN
great force with the productions Of their farms mer
chant on the dock informs that l73 teams have passed
his store since Monday morning loaded with butter,
cheese apples potatoes and grain which are principally
bought by Eastern sloop captains Alb Atas eohesuHy.
FIRE AT RocHEsTER-By slip from the Demo,
crat Office learn of the destruction by fire OF several
buildings the Lower Falls,-among them the Cartase
Mills owned by the City Bank aud occupied by Moses
B. Seward and an extensive Flour Ml owned oy AVery
* Burke, and occupied by Thomas Parsons Inc hre
originated in the latter establishment Besides these
two Warehouses and Packing.Store were also CON
sumed The largest Warehouse was owned by Mr.
James Boyd of this city, The loss is not less than
100000 The of insurance is thus stated :-On
the Carthage Mills $500; on the Union Mills (sup-
posed) S50OO J. Boyd. on Veneerng MIL, s3oUU 90 NJ
b. Seward on Stock, $500; Thomas Parsons, S3Ooo-
Total, $4,000.
FIRE AT OSoNDAGA HoLLow-The Touring mill,
owned by Messrs. Gibbs Roadway, took fire, as is sup
posed BY friction in the smut machine on Monaay lore
noon and entirely destroyed. The loss TO the com
muny will be severely felt 1t was the only MIL IN
the vicinity. The owners lose heavily also Ihcy gave
witan year two $500, and were only insured lor
50 5O0-Sl 500 in the Onondaea Co. Mutual Insurance
Company and 81 900 in another Company. Stock 10 tne
value of So 900 likewise burnt including 500 bush
els of wheat All the flour packed was saved. ms
makes valuable Touring establishments Hes'royeuo ny
fire in this vicinity this Fall. Syracuse IouIha.
II CHURCH BELLS can now be made OF steel,
has been proved by ingenious American mechahic
in Ohio. from suggestion III an Ensllsn newspaper -
bell weighing fifty pounds. made OF steel VIII COST on
about $50, ard can be heard two miles or more Inc
advantages of this invention said TO be twofod. first
is so cheap that every church may have ee OF
clear brian, and musical tone; second it so light and
Stationary that slight befry will sustain IT, ms
newly invented bell rung By crank and any boy can
do ii well regular parish bell-ringer For ABOUT
$500 Il chime of seven bells can now be had
New SALT SPRING.-A new Sab Spring has
been discovered Canasota 25 miles East of Syracuse
on the Erie Canal. 1t discovered in digging well
in the village for fresh water At the depth OF 81 leet
cavity was met with in red ndurated clay or rock in
which the brine boiled up. The water Is said to DC as
strong as that of Syracuse.
- The UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT at Burling-
ton according the Catalogue just published contains
III students viz Seniors 2S Juniors 80, Sophomores
%, Freshmen %
PROJECTED Observation-Disclosures have been
published the intention apply the Legislature for
the incorporation OF Companies TO construct Railroad
from Schenectady to Utica the South Bank OF the Mo
hawk 10 construct Railroad from Schenectady to Cats
kill and to make such improvements in the Mohawk
river by means of locks and dams, shall nj the same
for steamboat The capital of this last named
company be Sl50000 with the privilege of increasing
the same 10 100000. Alb. Eve. Jour-
r-zs. praodent D,y and Prof FITCH of New !