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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20

s: Potter. Nsasash's Spy Lacy Boston, Marietta Der
Mo llsaslSa Rsla fsa AssTay. q. ysysl, ss!: :
III s.:; .s.. 49,: ::ss, ~ - > 81
Vii ssa mem a.. ss e. y.:
~: u. ,.: 81
S9::s,: issA'eet 70 hours f.en Newcastle
+ SS Ss;I =: :l:is
l.: T 1 @ % Il
heavy gale and drilled sou;hwaa 0aifiaS
Brsm brig Francisco Ro.ankranz sadsys from Bremen
sa ss ss. PSRSt DAYS sss with 40
tons plaster Brett vose The shs legion. for NYOrk
Yst II q. bs'e,. Da wss.,sr Tor ram w.s.o Ns
we i:% H. R' Day. from rA.a.lpha with wheat,
Brig B,eh p.leh "a day: from T,s:sO! with :p.,.
@a.i. Of Portland. steering
Brig Clarendoa, -. 20 days from Wilmington NIB. end
sesT s.iss wrsh Reese from M,sqns s. 9Umi1gO
9Th inst lat &c 49, Ion 81, spok, brig Launch oil and Tor
seIr Elieot. Cock % days from 8, Domsso City with
Cape he1opsn passsd d'ma'''d vessel under ma'
smD'eo sRp:op d,E. from sws.' k,uy Nc
PASSES so%s .yas
.sSI ysssI RiiasTS days from Halifax with sal
schr Collector smith, days from Halifax. with ish to
starr 18th INST off Cape Sable. gaze from Ma car
ed away bulwak &C. and osi overheard Robert Phillips
seaman, of Halifar- 3 passenger. :,
Schr Josephine Latourete from Baltimore win hour
tabocco, TO job son Lowdcn.
schr Edward, Franklin fom Philadelphia bound to New
Bedf I'd.
sehr Larkin Chslland from Philadelphia bound to New
sh Frank, Baker from Alexandria with md'e, to surre'
K Chairman . :,
schr Commodore, Bedell, from Norfolk, with mdAe to
Scbr M orv EiIsn R.ker from B,ltimore
Schr Calao, Wade days from Passport, with hsh 10
Smith Boynton -
schr Wave, Johnson, from Milton, Conn.
Sehr Millicent Do from Baltimore, to johnson Low
den.
schr II Haven, Brown, from Chincotacue, corn.
Schr Dove. smith, from Bath, in ballast.
Schr Chief from Philadelphia
Schr Consul, from Philadelphia.
Schr Eliza Williams from Philadelphia
Schr Ellen, from Philadelphia.
REruRNEp-Schr Wood of Portland sailed hence the
oh inst for Boston, drove south Of Chincoteague
Below.
One ship, bark and 2brigs-unknown.
From the Lower Bay. ship Farrell, Liverpool.
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Foreign Importations.

ASTwERr-Bark Trident-I A VanderbeIg-l5o ingos
tin cs l. Shiller-2 do Erneupuch-2 bales lumber X
pambman-l cs Grunenthal-2o casks Loewig schner
der.
ASTwERPShp Philadelphia, pkgs md sc, Call Strong
III, Brethaupt Chum8, Chas Gruaentnsl Col Ely *
Ha,rison-l Bereeau Rush,, Syz Irmi1ger K Cot,
4 Wener.i, Osds.-2 Newbould & Kussel-a, Parsons 4
Coil, ii w t * Male. Bemheim 4 Hausman-l,
Foer Powers * weighmAn %, w Spies Col Tuuy *
Ben
MARAeoNE, (St Domingo) -Sehr Silu Wrght-I3i bags
coffee 2i $50 loswood7 logs mahogany ~ NAH eany
plank A T. kossiete
ST DoMlNGo CJrY-Schr Eicott- erotchets mahony
81 logs do cs mdse Rossieret logs mahogany crs
do IN ma
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.LWEKrooL CLAssrvrcArIor.

CorToS-The mrrket remains easy, and sales ditf
cult to effect at our inside quotaons-occasionay
parcels can be had tribe less About 500 bales
ported to-day. Freights 7l6d for Liverpool.
FRUIr-The market continues dull, and we have only
to notice sales of 1900 boxes bunch raisins at 81 20
10 500 half do. 95 cents 500 quarter do 62 $50 bbls
Zante currans, mos; 600 half kegs Malaga grapes
50 as So cash cargo Of 10 900 boxes bunch raisns
and ~ bales Princess Almonds did not learn
By auction Of Malaga 225 boxes figs sold at 5k cts;
200 hslt kegs grapes, 81 80 81 10 l26 boxes lemons
50 l2s 81 3O 81 do oranges, 81 3l4 and 200 oxes
bunch raisins, 81 37iI 81 40, cash.
GRAIN-Previous to the arrival of the Weste, n and
Acadia, the markets. though firm, inactive, and
only moderate business done. As soon as the
state OF the European markets was made known, the
market became completely unsettled, and very little
ern, part about 81 10 and 300 Red Western,
about 81 05, the latter for milling. Northern Rye
bushels white Genesee at IL % 25 1000 mixed west
has been dull yet abou 40 900 bushels have changed
hands part Tor export at rs cents 10 the Slip and II 10
delivered. Barley has been in request and notice
terms not made public. Northern Oats may be quoted
30 3I certs with sales OF some 80 900 bushels, con-
siderable portion for export Corn Is dull and offered
freely-in prices, however, we have no change To no.
50 cents; 5000 Northern 60; $500 mixed Southern
75 5000 fair old ,rhern 76 and 0C0 good Northern
and Jersey yellow 10 a SO, weight.
NAVAL 5roREs--There having been arrivals from
pentins taken place lot OF 100 casks spirits tur
pentine the wharf sold at 90 cents and some from
store in lots wanted at So Co. cash Eight hundr ed
barrels North County tar, sold to arrive at S2a2 1913
per bbl there is none here.
PRovnioSs Reef and pork very dull the market
for both being depressed and know Of sales worm
reporting excepting 800 bills prime pork at 81 20
SO bbs beef hams brought $2 per Dbl Ohio lard "a IN
but moderate demand aud prices any thing rather
l'wer 1000 kegs sold private terms, with some at ~
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MARITIME HERALD.


CIeared.E-s ryKs fsS
Ships Louisiana, Cole, Charleston, BarstoV, Pope Go;
Lusonia Sherman, London n Roberson; Waveilv Smith
Mobile, Center Co; Csroapus, HAZE Charlotte Cham
berlan Phiilips-Barks Miceno (Peiuvl Clsk, Lima,
Harmony Co; Alvefton, Clark London, Danhsm uimon
~ tswl 80; Rio de Jaaeir. via GeoIge,own Cots
Tweed Br) Nc Dougsl ST Johns, Nj, Winniet San Oh
ovsnni, (Sard) Batsta, Agies, Natt,bohm Vim nis,
Hood, Mobile, McCrrsdy Il 90; Confidence, Bailey,
Newport-Sesmer Voean Green Philadelphis; Norod
o,ehrs sern Wood TIux,llo aad market; Acadia,
(B) Barnes, st Johns NIB Cobss,et Kelly, Aux Cages:
hoy roy Hukness New OrIeans; Cinderella hubb ard Sc
Marks aud Key West-sloops Sarah Brewster, Edwards.
Dishton President Ansiew, New Haven-Canal boat Ea-
gle, Lovelspd, Burlington. -
Wedaesday-BrE ,Ame,hy.t, Anderson. Wil~ngton-
Schis Mary Ann, Williams, Haioweu and Bath; Northern
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CHARLEsroN-Steamship southemer 93 casks rice Spot
ford rileson c,3O2 bales do Enc.
rieG2 do Deuiston col mise Buckln Crane do
Cooley Coz pkgs mdse Miller, ChsmbeAian Peck-
keg Hrrral, Sprouts < coz bks hams-2 bbls Com.
stock 4 sterIing-i box Houpds-i pkg vanderpans-
do Patoa col do Pumoe Diguenisn Depot do
Ford-l box J sCourvisiert pkg Levcrck-l boz J. NJ
Letch-l do Mrs shawl do N Salvo-6 pkgs JC Cobb
do liuitiua-I Dbl Forryi pkg Bristol Hail. do
JGourney-i hi bbl 4 somaas--i copper boiler KnoI-i
boz Gale x Hayden-l do Mr. Merwin.
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Paasenuera Arrived.

..ANrwERr-Ship eiphia-Msdame Fabre. of Paris;
M Huiey, Belgium; Mr. Meyer Switzerland Also the Off
and part the OF ship Warsaw condemned and
mate Of schr Bath Of Bath taken off by the Gov Hopkins
brought to Faya
CHARLgsroS-Steamsh Southerncr-Miss Kinney, Miss
Atwood. DR. wagner, MissP Wagner. Miss Wagner Mr.
Bunny, Mr. Shuttleiord misses Matock, Cheves and
h,dy, Dwight, BsESs Gs. cay M hamPseX Morris
Adams, B June i z pewpg JeTssy Capt vii.
son, DR. Cross, w 9 Taylor, aud fifteen sleeIage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20
HAIR DIE

DATCHELDER's Instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye 10 alb
ID soutely the only article yet invented that be de-
staining injury to the skim destroying the health and
elasticity of the hair This feet Is aested by hundreds who
and take every possible to recommend it, The
Tor will be disturbed by constant washing and will be
found perfectly uniform and without any OF those
natural much complained Of in ordinary hair dye.
Sold wholesale and retail by
Agent N rhladsIphia. Eng jRoussei oisIasy
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Crops.

As evidence Of the devastation committed by the
worm in this parish will state, that the Elm
Park plantation the land being of good quality and the
lands judciousy managed nine bales, all told, have
been sent to market The crop pitched for two hun
bred bales-Bayou Sara Ledger.
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cents; and 500 bbls 7s s7x for to prime. But
ter ana ohssss remain a. last noticed.
oSfiifs The demand for ths vsrious dsscrptsns 81
Of dvs half pipes ana 10 quarter do psllsvoisin brandy
st 50 10 ~ 20 rs % hf pipes ssserae and 0nrd.
pupuy CO 30 20 - 7oI punchsens Scotch vhiskey,
Il Is 81 co. months Dsmsstc liquors are dull, and
whisksy 10 lower; $50 bbls New Orleans sold at 2sH
cents, and 800 western, % ~ closing Ut about 2Ski
Drudge Casks are dull at % cents.
suoARs-Ths market 10 dull. the demand from the
trade being light and prices Of Muscovsdo are lit
tie lower. The sales include 10 hhds crop, New
Orleans the first and only lots yet received at 81 cents;
90 old crop. z; and $50 Cuba Muscovado, So mos.
By auction - hh is inferior New Orleans sold at 81 62
a SIS 05 per 100 lbs cash
ToB.cco.-The market is without change. We no.
tce sales OF 60 hhds Kentucky at about Cents 80
Florida Is aO 100 do crop Come cticut 10 IL; 40
balos st. Domcgo 50 100 do Cuba and 90 do Havana,
terms we did not learn
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MRS. E. HILTON,

~ BrOGdtCdy, opposite Irt'ssty Church.
FURNISHED and pleasant apartments. with bedrooms
attached for b0arders; suitable,
ALSO gentlemen and their wives, with without beard,
and the privilege OF breakfast served their
Oeu in will will very
venientfor its contiguity to Wall 1t. ole lmsre
nK, CURBlTT. Member Of the University Of New York.
70 Beekman three doors rsm Nassau
Dr. Corbitt having confined his Practice class
of diseases for the IA years in I'll
Dr. does mertury in his o.
from A NJ. till Q p NJ. nl8Stsr
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By Last Nights Southern mail.

Home Forts.
BALTIMORE, Nov Is-Arr schrs Vermont Lowry. Savsn-
nah; Leopard Noonan, Boston; Delta Seavy fonsmoun
CD brig Eirgnis Cooper Demssra senry Y Ih1aoe'n
NORFOLK, Nov f7Arr gchIs Edward, Kinney Boston De
lpware, Dunnine, NHsven Gen rion, Terry, brooklyn;
Mary Jane, osborne, NYoik; Fame, nelly, .NLandon;
Thorn, VAIN wright. NYork sioop Georgia. do I'D Junat
IN NH
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PR0PRiE T0k.
CirCulati0n-.- Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per copy-N
Is per annum-payabls IN advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price Ga Gems
per copy-3 l2x cents snnnm--psyabl in advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
Price Ga per copy$9 90 annun payable IN ad'
in advance.
PAINTING ofall kinds executed with beauty and
patch . -,
All letter communications, by mail. addressed 70 he
be paid the postage will be de-
due ted from the Subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEw YoRx HERALD EsTABLIsHMKNr,
N0ru~West corner Of Fulton md Nassoa streets
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o. Among the other members Of Congress now
in this District Mr. Rhett Of the House of Representa-
tves from South Carolina who has just returned from
England which he has visited since the adjournment
Observation-Disclosures Union, Non. 10.
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o. The Georgetown advocate says that the
damage the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal by the late
freshe will be repaired by the first of next week. when
navig alton will be resumed throughout the entire line
Bali. american, Nor. 10
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PEyATEi PsF 6AAYpals "a 81 THE 69
g. toi.as Esd,ss. 6ssa S:2 sassssS %
= ~ ::;as, I'd l, .s. ss
g: rs: e y::.
SSass saa slss ns:ssA:t "a ssa dI:.sss; :sqeasss
= e: "a q;
THE srrc sH E4FEz5E fgs.g 2s.. Of
Il :sS. :.
ness. FIieh One Ds slhRgs ss RRSika
Cd ts R
;laea: % ss
USE s; p
meat F Sss RS. ri si Il SIKH fSi5i
l. 81 ss ss ses,s %
who have eruptoas on the kin ysnsTea, modes %
should not Be one moment without it, Single bottles Ono
Dollar cases of hs Fhs s'1 FSs II ELIXIR.
pBEPARED expressly for the use Of these who have TIN N
in either Of iIIil.Dili
ssa dsS
demands, and essential preserve good health and
vs' Price rF1 Ri!i;i E. fe soTc Dozen
The :"t % Of what
kind m.ydsc s nd lei, private or oss;s dI
% . a. i.
ss:s all N.Y. and
wh.r. on. of til. msmb.n-Doe,oSs acpoaasi..: = at
nR. MARSHALL HALLS CORDIAL RENOvA! OR
II "A remedy in weakness OF the organs Of gen.
and which every Instance where a:sd afeG'd nx
nsss sy the *:
Constutiona weakness, brought by secret habit in
dulged by causing issevious dreams nightly
Confusion Of insflsei orssi"usss paoslon Of the
potency and barrennss Price % per botiss bottles
50. Sold at IA Duane street. nl9 Imsr
DR.. BOERHAVE'S HYGEAN RENOVATOK.
s ~ ssss
s
is%ai diseases; writes: ssee ON With
to phyeisus bos Of
and sold the importing agents. aos Fulton NY
MEDICAL MULTIPLICATION LAMEHT !. conf
~ dsntisy consulted at his Office g. Gold street asar
being mild and judicous restraint
diet hipdrsnes from business. Debility. nervous q
Ssh snd Il,
Designed setare. ffsqsaiy existing Without
pateut teng aware caused by malre
times caused by the neglect Of the parties e
fectually cured by DR. L. Letters postpaid, enclosing
fee attended and medicine advice.
to part of the United States Office 63 Gold street.
nil lw*f
VIyHE TUNiC ELiAlk OF hEsrUNAriv L CUkpiAL.
Prepared by the Members Of the Philadelphia College of
Medicine and for sale at their Office Nassau street, New
York ExrREssLy for the Of those VINO have IN
duged secretly, committed excuses Of any KIND Tins
invaluable nvgoating fonicwl positively impotence
in either emissions rritabiy,
aud constut.ona debility grodnced from any eauss hn
also powerful OF Female Irregularities, and never
fails the periodical beside that nature do
mands and essential TO good health aud vigoI
Price Tive Dollars bottle OF half dozen $40
carefully packed forwarded any part Of the Union
w. h. DICKINSON. Agent
MO lmsr 81 Nassau &C.. New York.
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her appearance before the port, and entered it -
As was believed that IN conformity with the conduct
observed heretofore the said vessel would consider the
port of Maxatlan neutral measure adopted to
resist her II could not be expected that abe would
commit acts Of hostility considering that the command
OF this corvette the Constitution had assured Mr..
Hamilton, the commander Of the English brigof.war,
that hs conduct would be pacific before that is to
say that he would land merely for the purpose of pro-
curing provisions and water. Nevertheless the day
before yesterday four bsrges carried of by towing the
force to oppose this act little honorable the Anne.
rcans
From that moment have been here constantly I'm
der arms for the purpose of preventing dsembarca.
ton.
The commandant general of the department of sina
loa has just issued order that all residing
In this place should retire twenty leagues into the inte
ror, else embark within four days also ordered
that all the cattle shall be driven the interior and all
the Inhabitants have been called This morning
more than 600 volunteers presented themselves In the
great square,
On the 10th of October decree was issued by Gen.
Saas shoshing throughout the republic, from the 9th
OF December next the alcahala revenue excise
the sale OF national property produce eects and for
bidding the States to reestablish In any fsrn As
compensation for the Of which the Sato Would
thus he deprived the decree of the 18th of September
ed and the States to be allowed ths third part Of
the increase which has taken place In eacAons Of the
tobacco revenue, over the amount which yielded in
the year ls4a
new decree had also been issued with respect pr
vaeer rspeaiing that issued under the government Of
Paredes in July last not having emanated from
petent authority.
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GJ- The letter Of General Scott to General La
Vega and his companions, informing them that
they had been exchanged for Captain Carpenter and the
crew of the U. s. brig Truxton, rendered them
veyspce from Pensacola to Vera Cruz on board United
States vessel but lett it discretionary with them to
whether they would return home in the indi.
Gated, or by way Of Havana-Bdh american, Nop. 30.
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MONTHLY REPORT FOX " rObkk Or TIE
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTI-
N TUTE, No. rs CHAMBERS Street.

New YORK so ssp x. sT
E.minsd &, g detect dis Of the Bow
S:t q SHss q ARse!:.y
Asdisy q sas stomach lmiIatisa. burning in the
& Sss & % VAIN:
Seminal weakness sCase. Of Impo,eney.
perum Tremens. Eruption on The skin
I Amputstion: 2Qperations for hydroceie.
IL n aS' nj
Structures cured in the urea removed
thrs cases OF Injury attended
Large SSscsmes opened Fracture of the arm at
to remove DE- Fras; sss'' e. e. the collar
Tho poor attended between s 10 !! II * rs"bs
nj 2v.rc Attending surgeon and fhyncian.
n
regular Physician .sd surgeon thoroughly educated
s:s. 4:
FSk FHE H.
rhsm.sy ' the Of
person. reauss medical treaipen, safe and
saus.tsS %.ie .pp
a vast amount Of suffering may be thus avoided
One Of the members of the College, for many years
III s f'ii
FSRsSf ri TU Msss4
Il e
time Of contraction and treatment received elsewhere.
any, and enclosing 81 p0;'ps.1k isaHfisf
IS N.ssau street. New York.
vELPEAUs sPECIFIC FILLS
the III
hs:..l !: SSsriSs is.iS D'sse:.f:$ iS:i. 81:
% al eject
rter time than any other remedy. without limiting the
Sus i Pfie: 81 per boz. ,' '''n '' 'A' '
CCNsl lTUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED,
ToS ,sd &. y e css Of
confidently recommended for all produced
bic remedy for impotence stsrlity or baroness unless
p.sI:a o. dozen
RICoRD's ALTE.,AT'vE MIXTURE.
4
ssm should use III: powerful purifier "isoS. S.:y
disease yi,hoa, hcroushy cleansing the system with this
dozen
ooNcENTE 5nNFH kN11 ANS s 81 fsAnsAfAhLLA
PREPARED By !hs New Yo.k colis.: % Ms!,s..s and
and ss S s o.
s S sSy y q Il: sSs:
extract SarsapsrIls at pressnt before the public
sns s ssS on the
All shsum ring WORM Sloshs: o. pTp,s pain 4
any di.sa.s arising Om The secondary saseu
Sold ; s.:s: sHssif; DOZEN bottle.
oued
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BRoKER's BOARD 10 shares Western Railroad l0Il: 25
Norwich Worcester Railroad SIX; IS do 66; Is Long
Isl and Railroad. 29x, o 80 d.; 100 90, 29k.
Ar AucTIoN-43 shares Columbian Bank 100; 7 Mer
chants Bank lO2e; Boot Manufacturing Company % per
adv; Hamilton Manufacturing Company 9ifis
Massachusetts Ms 1874 cent adv 20 Mercantile Ma
inc I'm Go 8gA N
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Capt stringham has lett for Boston, 10 assume the
command OF the ONO, which will sail in the course Of
week or two, with sealed orders Commander C;oldsSo-
rough has also been ordered TO the Ohio.
The soop Albany at the Brooklyn yard, is
ready for sea- and her orders oaily expected She
goes to the Gulf under the command OF Capt. Breese
brother Of the Illinois; T. Turn Of Virgil
MIA, is her first Lieutenant The Albany is beautiful
vessel and if any reliance be placed upon models is
bound to be very fast saler.
From the New Orleans Delta, Nov. II
The prize bark Coosa, in charge of Passed Midship
man Barrett arrived ct this poet yesterday The Prizs
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THIS Medicine long celebrated in Europe has been
found truly valuable introduction into this
try In Debility Of the Organs Of arising from
solitary ndu Of the from
qpick and ia.ibs remedy tremoyss chronic elects.
and those affections OF the urethra mistaken for
In female diseases particularly whites accompanied with
debility it is used with success References be given
various physicians Price 50 bottle Of for s.;
and sold only for the importing agents. 2ok Fulton NY
nlQ Int
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11

The Wsathcr.-on Thursday -lasri changes
took place in thetweather. The temperature
became celd and a light rain commenced fall
ing and continued to do SO for some: days: i;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
From the NO. Commercial Times Cd inst.
LATER FROM THE ARMY.
ARRIYAL OF THE GALVESTON.

The Steamship Galveston arrived
yesterday evening from the; ;Brasos San
,iago via Galveston, having lieft the
former place on the 29lh aud the latter
on the 3othault. t.aaG. ID sx5n Ia nor
We)haye not1teceived any cotrespon.
dence from Monterey, (the mail not
beinga distributed Yesterdaylof ,a,laler
date than wejpublishsd s on ,hs,: arrival
Of ths, gslmst.o. olast2 2hursday.; .;butthol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-11-11
From the ". o. Delta, Nopsfaher i.
- LATER FROM HAVANA. 81
Destructive Storm-Greatl loss Of Life

, = Ia
Destructive Storm-Greatloss Of Life
rs and Property. .gl... ].
BY the packet brig P .Soule, We have
received our regular files of Havana
papers TO tie 24th Oct. Every one of
them, from the lllh to the IL, are filled
with the most awful accounts of the
hurricane, which Commenced there early
on the night of the 10,h and continued
till tho night of The 1llh uit. On the
10Th the city, and particularly the port,
.presented,a gay and pleasant appear.
ance. Every vessel in the harbour
flaunted lis colors from The masthead,
being the Queens birth Gay. How
changed was the scene on the next
morning how great was the destruction
which The ruthless storm had created
Where, the day. previous,l parti-colored
pennsnts foa,ed gracefully in the breeze
and the mariners Of many climes were
enjoying hilarious holyday, all was a
general scene Of wreck and desolation.
Dead bodies were seen floating in the
still angry surge !; bales Of goods and
parcels Of produce we're cast in confusion
on shore, fragments Of vessels and ship
furniture covered The surface OF tie port,
aud the vessels, stripped Of their cln>
vass, and with bare nlasls, looked like
a blasted forest:
The water from the harbor, and the
heavy torrents Of rain which fell during
the night Of the 10th and morning of The
1llh, kept he streets perfectly inunda-
ted, and the wharves we're all under
water. A great many lives were lost
on board Of the vessels and on shore.
Over 1900 houses have been razed TO
the ground IN Havana and its neighbor.
ing towns. In one Of the principal
streets, outside of the walls, which ,uns
parallel with the northern part of the
coast, there have been More than $50
houses totally destroyed. Hundreds Of
persons residing in the suburbs, we're
compelled to SEEK refuge in some stron'
ger buildings than their respective habi-
iations-many of them after seeing their
own dwellings blown, to atoms, and thus
taking shelter, were crushed under the
ruins OF the houses where they expected
10 be safe. The number Of buildings
which have had their roofs, doors and
walls partly destroyed, are probably
over 5000 in The city and suburbs.
Abou, 90 persons, found dead among
,he ruins, were sent TO the burying
ground on the 18th, and it was expected
to find many more among the ruins and
rubbish which had not yet been renlo<
we'd.
The Havana papers say that the gale
of 1874 was slight compared to this !;
tha, there is no hurricane on record, in
ainsspart Of the aaorId, by which human
kind has sstfefed sd severely as ON this
Esoccasiot.
cco1;p,s we're received from Matan-
zas, Cardenas, and some 80 or 40 Of
the neighboriog towns and villages, and
in these places the hurricane had like.
wise destroyed property 20 a considera-
ble extent, and a number Of lives were
lost. ;. /.
and Marcel, nearly all the vessels in por:
were sunk ,r driven ashore: !.