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WREeE OF THE sHif OspsAKA.-On Tuesday evening lasi. information reached the ei'y iiiai ihis fine ship had gone ashore 35 miles south of the bar. 1t Is said she will be tctsl loss. bui happily all the pas sengers and crew were saved She had on board four companies oG the Louisiana regi- nseai, under command Of Col De Russv. who was himself on boayd Eight of her crew and her first and second males were the bearers of the news of this melancholy catastrophe to Gen. Paterson. who. on learning some facts connected with the loss of lbe vessel. which attach blame io them, rad them immediately placed in confiae- meni. where they will remain uniA the nal- ter IS properly investigated.
 Gen Patterson has, in ihe most praiseEor- thy and prompt manner. despatched to the ald of the sufferers sky pack mules. five days provisions. fifteen saddle horses aud foray men. They are expected to arrive in ihe eiiy to-day or tomorrow.
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and. Us. 2d. per 70 l6s and q -four large aaantilze=, 50sh on he spot and 10 afrigs, al 43s. per barrel fir western.
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 T'he speeulators have done their utmost 10 get np inc cotton market to-day. bui [. has hiled The sales arc about 5000 bales. and of Eilis she high priced speculaiOrs have been obliged t0 take 3O0D.
 Extract from the Mark Lane Express of Jan 20
 We are inclined to thirk :s:s., anless the spring shpuld prove extraordinarily prosit- ioas. and the arrivals from the oshcf side of the Atlantic more exssnsise iiaan se have reason to calculate oa, the value Of all kinds. of food viii remain high Hp to the time U the next haTsss. The trade ia wheat has nos been quite 70 excited ihis as the prece- ding week. the sery high terms tlemandea having had the easeel, ss slaasd ahuTe. of causing all parties to exercise more than 1sual prudence iR sAeiF operations. Bet Fsos- withstandEng somewhat diminished de- mand. ihe tendency of prices has been sleadl- F UpEardx
 Al Liverpool. on Tuesday. there was good attendance of buyers from the mapr- featuring distrcss and from Ireland; and she quantity of wheat oh sale hssag moderate. rates 6d. PCT 70 b., or 3s Cd. per cuariet abose those of that day se'nnighi were ob- taiDed without difficulty. Later in the week a further enhancement of 2d to 3d. per 70 lbs, was established, several barrels hasing bcen taken oa Friday by spectators Ut the rise named.
 The advances from Scotland are of similar character fo the reports from other paris of ihe Kingdom Nof only wheat, but all species of corn IS rapidly risiag shere.
 The arrisals of English wheat inio Lon don have again been moderate, ihe high range of prsces al Liser2oo! and other northern markets hafiag caused the shippers ou the east coast to direct their consira- ments 10 those places rather than 10 the metropolis. h free foreign wheat, a fair amount of business has been done during ti,e week. the dover descriptions having been in request for the manufacture of meal for Ire- land. and the 6aes soris having exeised a,- lentloa for local use. The continued de- msnd from the other side of the channel. ssj the snallness of the stock fra,ainiag on hand, together wiih inc ceriainfv thai no foreign supplies can for month or two be calculated on, have all tended 10 give an np- ward tendency 10 prices. and inc rise since lass Monday cannot be estimated al Hess than Is 10 2s- per quarter.
 For American the inquiry has been lively. and 8 further enhancement ol Is per barrei has been pretty generally realized on the he~, brands.
 FloatIsg cargoes o lndiaa corn have again beea much sought afie1 on i-1sli ac- caant, and important hargains were closed on Wednesday and Friday on terms hardly procurable in the commencement of the week
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From tAe v. 0. PieQgxae. LATER FROM TAMPECO

The schooner s. Paul, Capt Talbot. seven days from Tampieo, arrived here last evening.
 Capt Talbot reports, ,ha, on the dav he left, messenger had arrived from the wrecked ship OndEsks. siaiing that the vol ualeers oa board. together witt Capt Miller. who, vith . company of arullery, had been despatched 10 thelr relief. were surrounded by Mexsean force from Tlspau. ssnoaniiug 10 1000 msa, About 200 m8skess only be- ing saved from the wreck. they found l, in- possible so disperse the enemy.
 Gen. Patterson feeling well satisfied of the truth of ihis report. despatched ai once 800 cavalry io iheir assistance, The sehr. Ella was also chartered, and took on board Inc armament from ihe U $. schr. Nanan:o. Mex. prlzs.l commanded iy Aiidsh.e.ssa Marshall D. Snish, likewise 200 regulars. aad proceeded ta the wreck. The ressit may be looked for by Ihe nexi argiral from thar port
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 IL wiEl be observed tha. our attentive and weil informed T'a1npico correspondent :. .-ChapArral.n two of whose leissrs we give ia smother place is silent on the subject of the despatch of the additional reinforcement. Eho8gh ore of his letters IS dated on shs al- ieraooA of the 7ih isss The next arrival however, asssl inform ss of ihe actual state of ihiRgs--IiIl which time VIC Toald hld she friends of lis solSaseers io be Of good elee,.
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 Friend Dsfsa---The shIp Onaiaka he. a total wreck oa this shoFe- She wrecked early yesterday morning. Most ol Ite aDen are Dew f o'clock, F NJ oa shors. ! think acne wIil be lost We shall saFe bat small portea ef the stores. We gre about 5 gaises from TsnpIco- We wers bound icy the island of Lobos. and are usw abcns 9 niles from il We shall probably Hsarrh to Tsmpico immediately We sssaIl aAse opPnssIaen. without d.nbi have been in Ihe wafer most of ihe dAy, and am exhausted. vel ard cold No blaase esn he astseAee tc the Captain of she shsp- He sisS asl sss hss pawse io sass sAe se.seg, srd h9ied, bss he did A moss nehss deed n savlrg US He vla bold place in many grasefai hsas1 heresfaer. Col. De Rassy and four com Pxnacs ~ete oa hoa.d. An expsess leaves for TampscO imaeedsz.siy. and cannot wrile more. Yoa shall hear from He again. 90 soon as brenuss rwssed.
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 BkAsos SAkriAea. Feb. $. ig47. GgNIlENEz Since 1 wrnle xnu xesses. day. ] have further information is1 relation, so Inc reported capture of Ezssias M. C1av. and fear 1T is true II appears that Mai. Boriand. ~ish parry q abost 50 of the Arkaasas ca- salry- and Ma Games. of Ksntucky. and Iaps Clay. wlth sisDat % of his eosupany. were on scout. aboat 50 miles from SaguiI- b. Gen. Miaos. wids Abgus 50 Mexican rasalrr. surprised them about midnight. and they ail surrendered. wiibou, firlnc gun. il E said. l. seems Maj. Bsssland coanFTsIanoSea the party There mes4 have been nsuca, neg 'eet sa Inc srniineis. or somebody else
 foa viii probably soon see. some noise in ihe Galfesioa papers, aboai Gen. Scott The Marshall oi iiss United States. for Texas, $ here, ~lih process from she Uniied Ssatrs District Contt al Galveston. 10 seize vessel called tho Sacr, for attempting 10 smuzale her cargo. from Havana into Masamoras. The General has taken the smaggiers-Messrs. c. Hyde k Co., of Matamoras-ussasr his protection. and resists lhe execution of the process, ou the ground ttlaa he cargo was landed on the Mexican sijc of ,lse Rio GTan9e. The story is long one. bui il ar- pears io me. the attempt of Gen. Seoa 10 ilni- iaie Gen. Jackson, on small scale, IS in bad iasie, and places hian 1T wrong posiiion.- | ou will no tsoah; hear more sf the affair. when the Marshall returns 10 Galseston.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
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CAPTURE OF MAs boRLASp. LASsfrS A. CLay AND S0oF THE AMERICAN CAvALRT.
 The foiioVang hasis noie, communicating the above painful intelligence. was received iasi evening, from an attentive correspondent al the 6rszos, by he schr. Sea. Capt Flan- ders:
 Fe6rsaTs 5.-Iniormailoa has just reached US, Eis4i detachment. composed of 50 Ken locky and 30 Arkansas Cavalry. have been cut of. thirty miles beyond SaliiIIo They formed an outpost. and were surprised a3d taken without resistance. no, a shot being fired. Three officers were taken with ihe pary-one is Maj. Borland. of the Arkansas troops, the oiher. Cassius N. Clay and the third do nos know.
 The capture Of Lieut Ritehie and ten dFsgooas, whn were all killed between Vic torIa and Monterey. alluded 10 in another column, must he the great achievement of Gen. Minon. referred io ID our Mexican news