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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

DOUND HILL Wsler.Cure Establishment
ltkound Hin Wstef-Cure Establishment with one bun.
dred rooms and every requisite Tor lie comfort and accom-
modsiiJn u patients 10 now 10 successful operation with
abundant supply OF pure spring vaier. with which AL
The various baths supplied Pnliens will be supplied
from he establishment with eyey article FOR pecking &c.
Tbs general enns sic week vsfying DO seger,
according ciIcumstsuc-s and the Accommodation re-
CURED. Accessible b. railroad from The NoTth souib
East or West SAMUEL WHIfMARsH.
Dr. T. 4. DENNISTON,
Dr. ]. A CUMMINGS
Northampton. nav -. ian. iela en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

~ 90. s. Wiiism-sL second f0or lave on band and
are constantly receiving Dsgueueolype Plates, Nos -, "
asd Of their BRAID fsvoftby known throughout The
ITpled States Nhich ih>y equal In quality 10
xny ever imported Dy them and which tney oder for sale
Al the lowest market prices Chemicals ard other sub
stances used II the Photographic Process NoigtAnter's
German Cameras imported direct from Vienna, always
f,r al. L. b. BINssE CO.
sniaS a. 50 William second foor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

uY J. NJ. n. BOGHRT.-IRON STONE CHINA
- Wednesday, August 49, at 10 O'Clock. 81 - Johs-st
catalogue OF Mayors heighs Iron dEnsr ana
cofe ware all sricss also rich cut glass dseastsrs ts
befs wines gobets ebsmpssnes, elegant covered pi<h
and hotels monihs credit This sale ID WORTH tbs
notice Of retailers Of hne goods and positive ssl7 l
ROOTS, sHOks AND BROdANB q Anclieo--
ID Tuesday, Aug II. st half past oclock, T. My y.
Johnson al tho ola % 0ale, az Psah ~ 2s
"s adsped 20 tbs season. B. large sssortmsnt con-
stantly hand, ct private ssle 81 the lowest
WA n. JONES, Aucuonser.
BOOTS AND sHOKS.-By J. D. IN0ERSOLL
- CO.-etors 222 PeAri-st-Oa Wednesday, August 10,
at 10 O'clock 800 cssss boots shoes and brogsns suitable
for the Southern, Wessfn aud city trade
Also, 50 cases msn's prime hip pssgsd boots
Also 20 cases msu's seal sppers and busaine
Also 50 mems and boys Kip pesgsd bsogsns. sul1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17
JACOB 8 PLxTT, AuesIosssr.
CHINA, 1LAns snd Ear.

y
CROCkkRY, CHINA, 0LAn8 cod Earshss-
~ wsre-JACOB 3. PLArf will ell, on Welsssf.y,
commencing 10 O'clock In the large ss!ss ~
auction room, q PlsttsL) 500 lots being entire
stock Of desirable ho~n blue and dsk ware part Of
which Is suitable for city retail trade, and embraces itch
wares Of JOHN Rdgewsys and other celebrated makers
Also, full assortment Of granite and whits and printed
iron stone china and porcelain
Also, the usual variety u CO edged dipped printed and
whs granite ware In large or ANAL lots, 10 s1ii pur
chssera
Also. general sssoriment Of glass ware. viz. snps,
tumblers, wines, decsnfers, &c
BOHEMIAN WARE ALEC, q large invoice, com prisng
varied assortment VI Bohemian wedgswood vsre 81 he
most tasteful and modern Styles received sri
yss and sold Tor foreign account and well worthy ssn
ton.
Also clock and dower shades sui7 Ir
JACOB PLATf, Auciionssr
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, shoveDs, en- entire
sock Of Fancy Goods and Store Fixtures, 500 dor
Knives ard Forks, Dune Military Goods, peri Of Stock
Of Hardware SO esrss hne Pocket Cutlery, Ivory T.bls
Cutlery, sc.-JAcoB .. PLArr will sel, rhs Dsy,
(comneneing 81 10 O'clock u the auction room, IS Plssl
above In os suited tho trade and country deaerA
Also 100 don long and ID handle shovsls
Also, casks Claiks best Parlams nj hipgea
Also, carriage springs, iron scoops, eordsss, rsds.
bills &c.
Also, 100 lots military goods.
Also, 100 lots city made gold jswslvy, &c.
N. b. Catalogues ~ the suction room anil IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17
Iarksss.. o.. ovsru.sy reported for Tia rs,s,~..

MONDAY. August l6
AsHks-The market 10 hrm bat not setive sccoun,
o. there beng b1i ~ bills In the market Pearls
hssssoio al 81 with 10 farther advance Pots
sfma ~ nd sollc io1ers sskiug more The sales
are kbrai iso lola
cor1oN The narksi very firm and there 10 a fair
nsaHy.1 ~ accouDis frcra the South have induced
-sersi ko.deys V withdraw iaer samples from market
y pressut TIE 4cconpis liom the neishborhood OF
aoeieoneD, Ca lro more ilvorsble. The sales are
to 10 ,< hslo. 3. fsi fs.ss E,osty for export We
quote, l'.isnls MO A n Orleana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

PLATISfas ms n: g ~ w iss ~, osr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

CITY LOANs.-Temporary oars. In anticipation Of
Oihe Of the city viii be received The Office
and afer August n sums OF $3.50 and upward, for
which bonds Of the city will be s'ued payable the 18th
Of February March next with interest the of i've
per per JOHN EVEN, Controller
Controllers Office, New orb July "a 1917. v2S isV
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BELLS HUNG AND REPAIRED.
miscellaneous.

/
RANK or SALISBURY, MD-Twenty five cents
- The dollsr will be paid fo s25 OF the notes Of This
Bank al 10 Plait-st aul7 owls
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR sCHOOI-ProL =.
y A JOHNSON Rector.-The instruction 10 the CLASH
cal and MATHEMATICAL department viii contnns The en-
suing year under the direction Of Mr. George Parker
fof merly Of The Boston La 10 school, headmaster assist
ed ny Mr. WIN. McGeorg- late OF The Pou lns-
tute ss Teacher Of the Cssscs and Prof Grand lnsruc
ir IN Freuch The quarter begins the FIRST on
day In September. Terms SIS per quarter ApplcaOn
for admission may he made the University buildings
north wing lower floor sul7
DLEACHRD sHRETINGs and shIrtipgs OF every
Dpye and width, from OF yard 10 yards wide, may
CedsrsL PesrlsL This 10 the fret ard only
sive assortment OF beached goods In this city, and Ire
goods furnished to country merchants 10 suiI their
wsnls, a. the usde price, Of large lots
sul7 r. n. UNDERHILL co. IS, 20 and g Cedsrst
STARK MILLS sHEETINGs.-loo bales for
~ sale by N UNDERHlLL CO.
IL and - Cedaf-sL I'd floor.
Also, so bales Indian Head. and 50 do LswLe1ce &C.
will DO sold al manufacturers prices Is and ~ Cedarl
near Pesrl,t sail
NOTICB TO CONTRACTORs-Exiep OF The
l>Hsrlem Railroad from Groom Falls 10 Dover Plains
Proposals for the grading, masonry and bridging Of
twenty pine miles OF me New ORR and Harlem ksyso
extending from lie present terminus al Croon Falls 10 Do
yer Plains, IN Duchess County will be received a. The
Office the Engineer in White Pans mill the fret day Of
September.
trsclors and prohl-s Snd specifications will be exhibited
81 the engineeTs Chce.
The Company the right TO accept or reject any
proposals. whether they may be the lowest or not
August l. lsf7. ALLAN CAMPBELL, Engineer
aul7 l~s
S,WEkT,S CRUTON BATHS, corner Of Canal,
- Hudson and MalIs stS-Wsrm, cod and shower, l2t
cents; Saturdays and sundays Isl cents Entrance for
Averys Electro ghetto Bslhs the water being elecsr
fed for The cure Of ali nervous complaints.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

"
ers Melting Association, for The ensuing year, are bow
ready and will remain open for sgnsIares ineh once
corner OF Frsts avenue and feminist until lsi September
next Butchers desirous OF becoming members OF the
Association viii call and leave their signatures prior 10
that date By order OF Board Of Trustees snlo lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

10 FEOAUNA1, NFWF ! Vkkl ANUe
138 CHEsYUT st. PHiIADELPnIA WILL PRESENT THE
FALL FASHIONS FOR OENTLEMEN'S HATS.
Ga Saturday. dugisf d. 1871.
L. Inn I'm ION far Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

CAkTMBN TAKE NOTICk-For the grrsler &C.
NcOmmOdstton Of Carmen TO their licenses the
First Marshal will attend the Mayors Oce until the Esd
inst al O'clock NJ instead Of 10 O'clock A. NJ ss here
tofore. Those Cartmen sgecDg their licenses
by that date, will have 10 tate licenses their old
ones having PRED By order.
New-YOrk, Aug. 10, 1871. THOS. r. PEERS,
aul6 81 First Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-17

~ Street Commissioners Office until the 10Th day OF Au-
gust 1871 70 raise and remove The sunken vessel ~
Ing In the slip between Perry and Amos streets.
MARTIN Z. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner.
Street Commisson-r's Ofce. August i6 fs47. sui6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

ITALIAN orenA-Tomorrow night the opera Of /"
Lombardi,' one of verdis most popular, will be pre-
sen'ed The performance Of this piece calls great
musical forces but do not signora Picos name
IN the list We shall know after seeing the opera whe
Their she would not have aided greatly in the effect TO BIO
gwen 70 the new niece. She is ever welcome 10 New
S.n sdo.ence and has mered and gained, long since
ahrm pisce IN their good esteem Is said that siRnor
Oenevoise, splendid tenore has arrived in the CITY
ana aD1e 70 engage with the managers OF the Italian
QUESTION 10 &iea' "o
CHAsrTs MiSsrRELs. This excellent bnnd il very
successful IN every town they visit Ia NevarL on
Saturday evening the new Concert Hall was crowded
although the rain poured in torrents They rfum h,
and tomorrow evening, az the Lyceum Hal and No
doubt from the high character they have now aa;pe "a
being positively tho best company In the Ethopan nc
in the Union, their concerts will be crowded They sre
good musicians good singers, and their Virginia bur.
lesque Polka and Cachucha dancing admirable Those
who fish TO laugh and be fat, should this witty and
musical company
JUvgriLE ORAToRIo.-To morrow evening the little
ratorio called Floras Festival will be repeated by
select choir Of five hundred boys and girls The house
will be decorated and the singers dressed the for
per occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02
Movements OF Travellers.

Yesterdays arrivals limited from the general in,
pediments that have potraced the various means of
convey ance by land and water.
AMERrcAN.-N. Richards, Providence; V. sartori
l. sartori Phlsdslphis; J. Hoffman, Baltimore
AsroR-H. Howes, Worcester II. Chsffsr Hartford :;
W Stewart, Lansingburgh NJ. Downing, Newburph.
A. Wallace, Arks D. Treadwsll, Portsmouth Dr.
Beech Orleans Co; DR.. Bethune. Boston; w. Parker
New York; J. Ganson Conn g Duer, Baltimore; Thoa
Griffith, Phila 8. Chambers. Columbus; J. Mitchell
Phils.; w. Beach, Auburn; J. Lee, Conn; Thos Mat
thews Richmond; c. Gay, do; Cover, Baltimore; A.
Clarke, Albany; Hon. d. L. Lyman, Troy; w. Dodd,
Cincinnati
c!rr.-J. Travers, New Jsrseyi, sutfsen. N. York ;
delphia; D woodward, Nashville r. Jones England
J. Bliss, U S.N T. Nelson, Havana; J Robidose St
Josephs; G Smith, do Beck, Lexington; j. Ander.
son, Wilmington; o. Sutherland, Alabama; w. Breedon
J Rinford, Richmond; c. Beschel, n. York; NJ. Thomp.
son. Norfolk.
FRANxLIs-D. Bsnnery, Ireland; T. M. Martin Balti.
more; j. Cottsre N. Strong, Phila w. s Hay, N. Y
J. n. Hancock, GeorGis; II. Miles Buffalo
HowARU,-D. Howard, Baltimore; w. Ewing, PLia-
delphia; Drake, Kentucky; C.. Adams, Baltimore;
Petits, Brooklyn; Cushman, New York; c Wendell
Albany; NJ. Thompson, New Orlennsi T. Colses, Nor
rett Connectcut g. Field Pittsburgh SANFORD. Phi
ladelphia I. Cox, Tennessee; J. TOols, do n. Robin
son, Auburn; Lsebar, Ohio; T. Brent Long Island;
Harson, New Orleans; A. Howlsy, do; J. Greenhow,
Louisiana; X. Kingsland Missouri; H Jarvis do; NJ
McC enahsn Kentucky; r. ,whitlow, Aiaeamai C. Al
more; Atkinson, Kentucky.
JUDsoNs-G. Grinnell, Troy; Mr.. Babccck, Mr. Smyth
New York; MIR Browne, l. l.. c. Andrews, Charleston
A. Little, r.. Meagher, Philadslphis; W. Moore, w F.
Moore. Alabama; T. shesgoy, Tennessee; r. Garden
RArHsUN-W. White, St. Louis; K. P Christy, Buffalo
Cook, Conn; A. Cleveland, Georgia; G. Cole. Gene
| see; II. Alvord Natchez.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02
MOVEMENTS OF CorToS IN Gsrar Ba,rArv.

Tho stock on hand on the LIST Of January, s47, was
6l 77a bales less than the LIST of January 1916 and
several thousand bales less than on the s day in any
year siuce 1912 The consumption in 1916 was 1880
bacs loss than lsi5 and the Importation Oil e54 bales
less 1t estimated that the importation of this staple
into Great Britain for the year s47 will be at least two
huodred thousand bales less than in lsi6 which will
give an aggregate of about O60 600 Should 100 900
bales oil this be exported will leave $50 900 bales,
which, with the stock hand the LIST of January,
lsa7, will give an aggregate supply for the year o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02
MONEY MARKET.


The stock market opened this morning extremely blue,
and quotations fell of in nearly every instance. Penn
SIS declined x; North American Trust y; Farmers "a;
Illinois Bank /; Long Island III Canton y; Norwich
Worcester i; Erie Railroad, old lH Morris Canal and
Reading closed at Saturdays prices; Harlem improved
u, and was the only stock in the list that advanced
TIE in Wall street have had another turn aud
the pressure is greater upon those requiring facilities
from the banks.
At the second board there further decline ia
of the fances. Norwich < Worcester fell of y
per cent, Harlem a. Morris Canal u Illinois Bank Far
mers Loan and Canton, closed at prices the
morning.
There has been very material and very unaverabls
change in the complexion of our money market witha
the past week two From comparative epse, it has
become frightened and depressed The banks are pursu
ng very cautious policy in the absence of any definite
plan Corporations We are disposed believe that they
more affected by the present and anticipated operations
OF the independent treasury than they willing to
knowledge. There Is doubt but that very import
ant conservative influence is exered by the financial
system of the Government, and that the banks know not
what may be the result OF expansion. with that act
staring them in the face, well enough to attempt IT.
There vast deal Of ignorance in the bank parors Of
Wall street.
The vsue Of merchandise exported from ths port, for
the month Of February, l5a7, was as annexed -
ExpoRrs FROM THE Poar or Ngw York Fgp Isi7.
Domestic Merchandise. .......... SO Sst 1888
Foreign :" free. ......... 1889
dutiable. 49,. 90 697
.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Affairs In Washington.

Affairs ia the capital are reaching an important
point Congress adj,ums on Thursday night,
and TIL then every movement of either house
Will be OF interest and moment Our reports
will be full and graphic.
On the outside Of this days Herald will be
found the speech of Mr. Calhoun, in reply to
Mr.. Benton, relative to the annexation of Texas
and the Mexican war. 1t is Of considerable in
terest at this time, it may lead TO some curious
results between now and the inauguration OF
another President
But read our letters and reports from Washing
ton. Note down the facts, and watch the move
ments of Benton, Scott, Calhoun, SC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

This ID pretty fair months business, particularly in
corn ard exceeds the shipments for January IF there
ba been vessels enough in port to have taken what
offered the shipments of ali kinds OF bEeadstufJ would
have been more than double the above
The annexed statement exhibits the nu mber Of bags
and bales of cotton imported into md exported Ii
vcrpool London and Giafgow, with the quality taken
for consumption in each year IRON 1892 to Isa7 both
clusive:
MOVEMENTS OF CoTToS IN GapAT BnIrArv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

90 We received Albany papers Of yesterday
morning, together with our legislative reports
last night, brought by Messrs. Livingston Il
Wells Express Line, over the Housatonic road
And to Mr.. Cloyes ofthe New haven and Spring
ned Line, we are Indebted for Boston papers of
yesteT 1ay morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

The SroNrNeToN MAIL.-The steamer Massachu-
setts,with Saturday afternoons mail from Boston,
due here on Saturday morning, had not made
her appearance up to IL O'Clock last night. The
delay has created considerable anxiety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

From DEMARARA.-By the schooner Globe, Cap.
tain Seeley, we have files of the Royal Gazette to
the 18th ult. No news of consequence. The
Globe has on board large amount of specie,
with some 200 900 los. of copper and other COM
position.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02
The Joint Com,niItse OF n

Gil of the city OF New York. appointed to make
ments suitable 70 the remains Of our amsnted
fell the memorable battle Of Monterey while gal .nty de-
of the various Military Of cit feel disposed
in the soemnities OF the OCCASION meet ia
room No City Hail. o'clock this day, IN order make
the and report to Major General
JAMES G. STONEALL,
LEONARD &. JOHNSON,
THOS. B. TAP'EN,
JAMES d OLIVER
JOHN l.. BROWN,
THEO. M. DOUGHERTY
Comnitfsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

The Jury found the accused guilty and the court
manded him for sentence.
Plea Of Guilty Thomas Johnson alias Henry Clark
colored being arraigned withdrew former plea of
not guilty and pleaded guilty petit larceny Plea re-
ceved and the prisoner sentenced TO lie confined ia the
peni entiary for six months
The Court then adjourned until 10 rorroow
CoUsr CsLErpAR Circuit Court Il, ID, AZ a. Co.
g. S. 81, "a, SO, 80, lO7 los, 1903 Superior Court
l. 8, 5, o. 49, Is. 1913, H. 10, 90 81. ~, 100 %,
a. Us TO 80 Common Pleas FirsPart 50 ta9 So 81 as
ST. 10 ss 65 81 partlso 1870 20 I9s AGO. ao2 2oo aOs
10 o. a., 49, "a, So no. lis, l4i "a 90 a. u.s. las
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

PhrenOlOgy-A Lecture Will be delivered
the application Of this science the selection OF Cong
nal Companions fer Life. by O. 8 Fowler in Clinton HAL,
At IN O'clock Admission emily six cents 10 get Aeats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

Philadelphia Agc0ts Tor the Horaid.-G.
3 ZlEBER CO, ledger Building, Third str.er be.
low chosnut Those wishing have the Herald we'd
regularly their and dwellings will leave
above Terms 7, ihosth. Single copies
for se,s daily. Price cents. il, I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

Iotals 1852
In April and May the aggregate number will be
greatly increased
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

Portable Shaving Cause.-The undersiHnsd
hve devoted hs attention improving and
fecng useful and necessary articles and hand
lage variety OF construction most suitsbe 10 the Of
''' '''''''"S q. SAUNDERs & SON. 1T Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

lotal. go. 81. a6o 00s
II will be perceived that the bulk Of the expectation
was in domestic merchandise. and the bulk of this was
breadstufs The shipments of breadsuf from this port
to Great BRIAN. in February, as annexed =;
n CAp Expo Gar Ratr Fen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02
A New Gas Burpes-Woram d Hou9hyvou,

56 Broadway beg call the att nson Of the public
and beautiful Gas BURGER ust received from the manuac
been tried by several learned and scieuti6c gentle
who have had mu light and
the ,eau is the imp owed burner gives
much light the ordinary batwing burner, without
Of gas burned through the new burner viii yield much
light Tire. dollars worth In med through the
batwng burner These msy be rsli'd upon, add
we nvis the public call n wreroems, o6l Btosd
way; a, Messs Johnscns Lanher End Nascys 2u3
way the Office of tas where the burner be
seen in use every evening f25C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

"A hot headed medical student in the Memphis (Tepn)
College named Frame got in passion on the l7th ult
fired aisol a. class mate and snapped another, Qhe
cap OF which bus at the assembled students Of hs In
stitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

NOtice.-tenin, taatt~r, 2i4 Broad ,yay, op-
poste st Pau NJ. preplred offer his Spring Stys,
entire new style of lining f226s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02


and others about purchasing ofhs kind would do
we'll ca aud at the na.usctoy the yarou pat
ing only outside finish Certificates, in proof Of their
utility, possession Of the inventor from some OF the
scientific gentlemen the country liberal discount
G SAUNDERS son,
Rroad xaY. oppOsita ward Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-02

ARRIVAL OF EMIaRANTs.-The following were
the arrivals of emigrants at this port, during the
month of February
From Great Britain ..............394s
FreDce SSI
y" Other pors. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12

LATE FROM SOUTH AMERIoA.-By the bark Har-
mony, Capt. Macoduck, we have files of Rio
Janeiro papers TO the 10th November.
Dates from Montev:deo had been received to the
LIST of November. On the oath General Rivera
left for the Vaccas, and it was stated that Orbe
had left Cerrito in the same direction, probably
they had soon after met.
Letters from Buenos Ayres state that General
Sosas had cut off all communication with Entire
Rios. AS to the reported treaty celebrated between
Corrientes and Entre Rios, nothing had been pub.
licly known in Buenos Ayres
The British man-of war schooner Dolphin, run.
ming packet, was to leave Montsvdeo for Rio
OIL the 10Th. The U. S. frigate Columbia was to
sail Tor Montevideo in a few days.
A horrible shipwreck had taken place On the
coast of Brazil, near Bahia OF the Swedish ship
Brenza, by which some thirty lives were lost, and
large amount OF property destroyed-many of
the crew were actually starved to death.
The project Of canal through the I.thmus of
Suez to Panama, is much spoken of in the Brazil
liam papers. Ii is recommended as feasible
project but detrimental to the interests OF the
government
Further adwces from Montevideo state that the
Oriental government had closed all communities
ton with the camp of Oribe, and that Rivera
was at Vaccas organizing his forces; Oribe not
having as yet met him.
We find nothing in the journals connected with
the California transports in fact, we doubt much
whether port was made by them at all on the
eastern coast. Fair weather would have carried
them directly round the Horn.