davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-10-04

From the Charleston Mercury Sept q.
CASS AND BUTLER MEETING AT
TAMMANY HALL--COL. F. j. MOSES.
We have received from friend, SAYS the
Columbia Banner, native citizen Of this
place. paper containing an account OF a
meeting Of the Democracy Of Now York,
which took place at Tammany Hall, on the
18th inst We will publish these proceed.
ings in our next weeks paper; in the mean
time we lay before our readers the following
extract Of a letter received from our friend at
the same time:
New YoRK, Sept. la, l6aS.
"You should have been with me tonight
at old Tammany--it was glorious meeting.
felt proud of being Democrat--not Tay-
lor Democrat, or a Van Buren, Democrat: but
Cass and Butler Democrat. | heard that
Col. Franklin J. Noses, Of Sumter, was to
speak, and went 10 hear him. When the
President rose and introduced Col. Moses, Of
s. c., to the New York Democracy, you
should have heard the walls Of Old I'amina
ny echo back the three times three cheers, for
the old Palmetto State When you hear
man at the South cay that the Casa party ct
the North nre Aboltionists, tell him it is not
So The charge is grossly unjust and Untrue.
Col. N. made capital speech. Ho gave Van
Buren, particular Jessie" He was cheered
at almost every word He said he had been
taught to believe that every man at the North
was an abolitioniss but he found il was not so
he asked if they were willing that Van Bu.
rcn should carry out his primo iples at tho risk
Of dssolving the Union--yon should have
heard the nse-No!-No!-No. And
when he asked them ii they were Abolition.
lists, or Free Soil men--or In favor Of the viii
mot Proviso, in any shape r forn,--you
should have heard old Tammany ring with
the shouts Of "South Carolina Ier evar! v death
to Martin Van Buren, and his follo,Wers'' /
felt proud Of my native State, and her able
ana eloquent representatives here when I
heard cheer after cheer given for her and her
true hearted Democracy. Colonel M. de.
nonnced the Aboltionist and Free Soil party
throughout his whole speech, and | piedgo
rou my word, heard not murrnur of disap.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-10-04

NSSSAEM HI sAHhh4 kt1l3se6 Ssafa.
si6is as s. y a. +
ytpis hs ss,if
hatk
5 81
SSS ss g; e. fsQ
s4Seyed
s, 1I She
Ald
~ s 81 ths
lin - ,i o1
IN sss ss,,
sEs 2se9
n .,;ii fs s
YI, ans, sf MI
4.
u, IN ~. !. "a. 3 s,aas
ts ins
bo .E
s g.Sa.ess s. M
s;sas II ,Ea q "
tSan IA
narmf 6Ir
ioo faf ahead 81 us! n yrES
contest is as it shoald BE, or to IS Sncd q,
to al Concerned. M q ls liEslt iintes-
estIno diversity ols ssnsasns
solne &ork we snoui6, pnIt
.ass e. elus ~, :, ne az.
;f AN inn A
work bv III 'ffrst Of December nsSt
behooyss tis to be stirinps IA sboyss ss,.
neigbbofs that einest thepi5 5at the game of
ll .mattock and spade SO g IS sooll asthey ais.
posed e begin y, az y least. slsa.;
we nave 70 ueslie 20 eXcite lalss nplaeSr E
slaa.s "a sntaas,as Ias !nsy eho n gls:
spG sIaaha,. ,ha, tSs Me ~ a fIshss ~ MsT
and no mistakeM-tbey Who shSya' M sspi,H s
and the mean. have w;iled It, under tie sane. i
tion of Providence they will shortly
give the public the best sort 81 an sisay on
internal improvements. s.
Z, since me above was IN type we ilsart that
rnes ;, geni,e,em ,h nave g Sa.,a @
% niobsble II slff0 add,ional snbscs Z s;ss;os ..;il m
be shortly made by Citizens nesr thst .E nIaee.f
and that tho best spirit prevails ia regard .
the Road - Wilmington Co0tniecial. sa
- -.----- -.------a q: 5s Il; s3!
FHnu CAL1roRSi ]. q noticed inf our
last the arrival Of Mi. u. ~ FitsgcraM
Beale (lhe grandson nf Con,modores Tr,ix;
tonl past midshipman, who arrived ;o,.
Saturday, evening, in The steamer Aiigusi5
to. He is just from Comn,otlo Jobess
squadron; and he has; per formed thu most
fnpid journey that has ever been known
from the Pacific To- " ashington. Hefeft
Cott5f.otlt}re Jones' mt L6s Az an The lst
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-10-04

AGENTS FOR THE BANNER.
Messrs. WHITE, g. Co. Sumterville, 8. c.
T. w. PEGuEs, Esq, Camden, s. c.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-10-04

Retnrn Of ne San Pedro .xpedi6on.
The sokooner Cecil, Capt. Benny, arriy.
I'd here on the l9th from Che San Pedro
.Ilan.ef f.@ar, sunk an sgo agoin ths Span.
5ish MI ain, where ,sfe has been ioT several
months engaged Il, sresGuirg treasures
from the sunken vessel. She brought but
about $4,000 Ia Spanish doilass, Her 'ope,
'ations having been ohsck ed by the3 vens.
zae'ias w his i. Tho Eit eaisisA
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-10-04
: sssMxS1dhgsTEE / Roi1:

ENGLISH RAILROADS. Out of the prtsasr.
tai number Of 26S30 4g2 passengcrs, cssIied
on the various railways ;of England and lfe.
land, during the hall year ending lime
ninety person We're killed. and Hinet Ia.
jured by accidents,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-10-04

Lieut. ilden, one of ;;iasy se conyisiea sof
murder ind more; recently Of suspicion con-
snected with the murder OF = Mr.. sSchoolsfaSf,.
$leit the city OF Mexico on tho 18th for Vera
Cruz, whence he viii 30 shippet 70 the Tinted
States. ssit \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
Fsnx 1Hr MourrAIss-Ye.terday Mr Hsrv.y /

Fsox THE MousrAss.-Yesterday. Mr. Harvey
Of th e srm Of Harvey. Prmesu Co traders Win me
Blsctfe-, Ipd.n. srrved 10 this City Mr. has loos
.oS coS ri down the Missouri Re brinr Information
that from ihs Mapdsr vlssssup 10 the hountsins tbs
sur VS. c~erer thsn hs- bc-r curnf ne ,st nte-n
wear. This sill b. welcome intelligence 10 ihose inter-
s.ted IN N. tsa. OF tbs Mssogr river, - gives a. 50
,ur.nce OF good stage Of FOR the sprns sad Sum
sr business The trade Of It's company has been pros
perou. during the past Mr. II brings 20 news Of
nomeni from the Indian country s. Louis Rep 81
SrEAxIR WAsEIssroS-The run Of this vessel
from Southampton Bremen and back Der las; vsysse
1. unprecedented FOR speed The run out was made IN 80
hsurs-the estimated distance - $50 understanding TIE
average speed 2t miles per hour The return run she
made IN a hours. The machinery Of the washington
worked admirably during the whole TIP.
Az AMERICANS PAssPoRT-A friend tells US
thar during the sts connections IN Psris two American
Who trsvsrsnE tie city in esrrsse were 'toppet
hy the popasee sni told that they mUs give up their
vshicl.-that 10 wanted 70 help form bsrriesde
Bat these Americans gentlemen said ths goodman
o. then 70 s all right Drive on r. said Messiers the
Peope Boston Transcript.
As OLD Mas GoSE.-Jesse Rosco. aged sbout
g. hs very Oldest Of the citizens Of Trenton. fell
de.d his house "Wednesday evening just aiter tea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
FOREIGN MARK ETs.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

I0rTespOu0eEce OF Inc Tribune
Per Hibernia. LIVERPOOL. March "a, 1s4s.
Gloomy the state Of ercsl affairs in France
and the Continent generally at the date Of last Cur
ua Of 10th lest they subsequently became much
will probably have esrued this gets 10 hand
by advioes per ashngton steamer which left Southamp
ton 2 showing that the dersp gements of rade and
commercial ruin have aresdy spread widely than
sppreheudeo the fret breaking OF the Revou
ton. Its eectson this country depressing the value
stocks and produce have exceeded the fears almost
every In the last lay the accounts from Ger
many rather reauriug and give hopes that ssu
tsy political reforms may be accomplished in those States
without anarchy This has produced somewhat con
ana other Securities.
Cotton has farther declined iGid per h. which had how
chiefly taken place al the departure Of the Washing
ton. The quotation for fair Upland sod fair Mobile
a. and for fsir Orleans Mddng Al at and Ordn-
AIRY dfd per H. The sales for the ended 18th
amounted 10 10 $50 bales and for that ended This evening
they have been "a 7s0 bales OF the latter 500 Up
land at 81 14t 5000 Orleans al Sf53 1850 Alsbsns aud
Mobile 4dif, aad 270 Sea Island at u l5d per h. The
stock In this IL about 2Ss 900 bales Of which
li7 0Oo American The suspension Of tho Continental
demand for Goods add Yarn Manchester and the In
creased sopply Of Cotton naturally TO be expected here
queuce Of the state OF the Continent &c may su
oisntly account for the fall 10 prices. To day,
however have had better demand from corsum ers
who have taken GOO 1000 bales which has given more
firm and cheerful tone 10 the market
The Corn msket Is heavy and rather lower the quota
aoos for Flour duty paid 2ss Sour 24sd2os per
Dbl Indian Corn 2sd s ca per quarter and Indian Corn
Meal Ia 6d iSs per bb At these the demand is on
limited scale aud nothing doing speculation. The
daty Whesti Is advanced per quarter and on
Flour 10 Is ga per Dbl American Rice Is quoted I7sdlss
per cwt-
The las, sale Of Turpentine at Sc per owt for 200
bills fair quality American Resin 2. Sd a.. cd per cvt
Yours respectfully, BROWN, SHIPLEY SCo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
Liverpool Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PEI Sssa~sr H.btrH'a LIVERPOOL. March "a. ls4s
AsHss-J Pot per ewt, 2Ss edA.ss Pearl IS di0s
BAeoN-Dred and smoked, Old, l5sS0s, Long uliddles
free bone IL salt per ewt Eastern do nh In 80 se
sos short mddls. free from bone, Western DO NIB 10 4os
BsEF-Prims Mess. per tsrcs SO4 lbs new. s5ss2s Ga
DO DO, ordinary 76ssS do DO old. 6Os6s; Mes per bb
go esrss sos5es do do ordinary and old Ssa46 Prime
10, 95slO5s POI ''''' 80
SssE1-Flne, isa5o. middlins 42sass ordinary sss4l.
7s4Ss. sasti =. per 20 e' white and mixed,
p pn e tdsAr Richmond ana Alexsndris 27sa27s 6a
os,o pas and Baltimore. 27sas7' 3D. New aod
dian c. -. md Canadian Sour 24s sds25s Cd 10.
~, 10 g. Per - lbs 2esa9ss Indian Meal per bb lss
10 ssss smoked or dry In canvas. per cwt 9OssO
Va u sssss y sat, not smoked. do 25s45s
nofs-D9y s5sper owt Soa5os
Leaf In tess per cot 4sss0r do IN bols. AZ
800 to miadhos. 4ost6s cd; inferior and Grease,
Prim. Mess new per Dbl 30 lbs sos75s do old,
RieS-caroin, dressed lss qasty n. eGs 1884, I'd do,
lssl7s
skrDs-Fs1 per hid Of bs.hsl. IS. sos, Clover duty
% Per ewt duty paid Sss+ls Timothy, @s<oe-
asse~opaty pad, per swS $500 ..,
B.cos-xt present prices. expsriseoss an setivs de-
mspd, and eli recent arrivals have been freely ssfsn 81
Bssr-Fias parcels have continued to maintain pre-
yioss saot.ions oar ss,ens sas Cd having been made
met steady demand, a. from as down ward according to
quality
Ans qosh'J oi recent I'm oru hiss proved In
terror this 10 connection VITA . lower currency for
Cheshire Cheese leaves sos present top price
Coss kesaee our last, prices have tend Sd 5evnxs-s
on each article except Flour. which 10 scsrc. IT,.
supplies Of Wheat Flour, Oats srd Oatmeal nom ireland
COSTUME to - liberal tbs markets Of the Interior Az. in
dependent Of oreise supplies and should the we.b.,
nov prove favorable for Oatsoor farm work ssi ow.,
rStes are probAels ~ W.T.
hAss-At lo~ prices. progress h.. been mad, IN
should b sent here " @ay 1ino
LAHD-At our Quotations, the market has ssen cssrsd
q inc wsisnty arrivals noted No advance 10 hov.vsr
~ ~ '~''sPs'sa |" shs oPsrsfsas Of rsfnsrs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
GREECE.

ATHENS March l0.-The Ministry have at last
brought forward the budgets for ls47 and ls45.
The total receipts for ls47 amount to 10 626, 434
dracbmss the expenses for the same year are
IL, 42l, COG drachmss. leaving deficiency in the
year of 1895 1853 drachmas. There are, beside,
3O5 600 drachmas TO be added for the expenses of
diplomatic agents, not included in the budget for
ls47. The estimated receipts for ls4s are calcu-
lated at IA $50 600 drachmas Add to this g. s357t3
TO be advanced by the three powers, and 6lO504 Ia
be raised from extraordinary resources aud you
will have q total revenue for 1919 OF 1888 g7l
drachmas OF this income 1891 1877 drachmas ~
70 pay off the interest and loans from Rothschid,
the three powers and Eynard 399, 59j drachmas are
swallowed up in pensions The civil list takes
I 600 0O0 more. The Ministerial Departments
amount 10 10 900 050 All these combined with
the expenses of the Legislative body, indemnities,
&c exactly provide for the amouat cslcu lated IN be
raised, TO 4 drachma. There is not word about
paying of the deficit of lsi7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

SECULAR DISCOVERY or A GAsG OF ROBBERS.
A daring attempt made Friday niget last by
person named slater baker by trade rob the Bank Of
sew-brunsvitf and which has led 70 she discovery Of
soms Of the villains who have eommtte such depreds
tons 10 ciy the PAST Winter 10 appears that Slater
the Afternoon sod sseret-d himself until sht when
attempted 10 descend the chimney but the ue bel
small 70 allow him 70 pass through he stuck fast in the
chimney Hn cries for assistance ard during the
evening but could not be ascstansd from part Of
the building hey proceeded many believing he the
wss discovered, and Information having been sent 70 the
oneefs Of the Sank he extreated from bis perlogs
situation aooSt O'Clock in the morning. by breaking
hole Ihroust The chimney large enough to permit his
sEess Wnsn taken out, he appeared TO be much ex
haused and or being quesoned sckDow zed that be
hsd committed the ROBBERY the Poet Once, aud h.d
before attempted 10 the Bank DE also gave the
names OF hs accom- pees three Of whom captured
Saturday evening and watches and number Of other
articles recovered. Their Henry Walker
Philip GoctE snd Patrick Goding and after undergoing
evamin nation before Alderman smith committed
to jail [SL Johns New Brunswieksr 4,h.
DEATH or HOs. RICHARD BAcHX-AUsTIS,
Texas March lsHon Richard Bscbs died lsst evening
He member Of the Senate from Galveston, hishy
esteemed snd respected Mr. Bache native Of Phil
sds phis and the fstherinsw Of Robert Wslker,
Dsss Vice President of rh- United States also connect
ed BY marsz- John SsIkeant OF Pbscelphs and wss
the grandson Of Bep.m franklin He was the Oldest
member Of the senAe aud Of the trainers OF the
CoLsttation Of Texas. Jour OF Com
II We learn that the Viscountess De kalb
dAesae hzs deposited with the American Consul At Paris
fine portrait Of her grandfather Major Geo.
forwarded to New Yors in Of the Hsvrs packets
Wsshinztoa L Moo 1th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

To give the benefit q limited guam
tiles OF the Pubc Lands for coupeas sni 10
vent speculation the
BE enacted BY te Senate and House
fas tHied Stas Of dnsrtoa ConRreu assenblsd That
any person. from and after the passage th. act may en-
Ter Al soy land office othe United States quantity OF
land remaining unsold not exceeding ore hundred and
sixty acres at price which shs not exceed the sum of
hy cents per PROVIDED That the person uskine
such entry shall hrst make affidavit before the reste
or receiver OF the audoce, where the entry
to be made, that the said applicant enters or 70
enter the same for his and benefit for the purpose
OF settlement and cultivation by and for him and that said
applicant has either made entry under the provisions
OF ms act or no entry in pursuance thereof which
gether VII the additional entry proposed to made
w make the whole quantity entered exceed ore hun
dred and sixty Provided That any additional
Try proposed 10 be made under the provisions Of this
shall be for land lying adjoining TO the land first entered
SEC u may be lawful, however for any person pur
chasing land aforesaid and residing thereon to enter
eighty or less acres adjoining the hundred and sixty
acres aforesaid at the price Of dollar acre And
Tor twenty In addition to the eighty he shall
psy an increased price of twenty ave cents acre. and
for each sdditons twenty thereafter the sum OF
twenty-five cents per shall be added to the price Of
the preceding twenty
Sac All and parts OF acts repusnsn 70 tps pro-
visions Of this shall Be, aud are hereby repealed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
CHINA.

The Journal des Dsbats says that it has received
papers and correspondence from China up to the
Goth OF January. No event OF the least political i'm.
portance had occurred since the departure Of the
asst courier The negotiations between the Vice
roy and the Governor of Hong Kong still being
carried on, the correspondence up 70 that time not
having produced any satisfactory result Sir John
Davis had in an official proclamation, even announc-
ed to his countrymen, that he thought it was abso
lately necessary TO warn them in the meantime to
be prepared to quit Canton at moments notice
pending an answer to his dispatch from the British
Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
IRELAND.
The /" NIonstere Meeting.


rtis affair came of at the North Wall ON the 2oth
40, was convened on the requisltlon Of 5000 per-
soaN The Lord Mayor having refused to call IT, The
numers present were estimated by some OF the
fourS ireland leaders at 10 600 but the reporter for
the krniag Ctrosicis estimates them at 600, and
stateshat Of these very many were mere spectators
while ohers took muso more interest In the thinble
rig and popgun apparatus exhibited. andinoperssop
1t ,the oatsxirts, tsan In the speeches The meet
ing was he'd on piece Of vacass building 'srouui
neat tho North Wall. and platforrs Of planks and
barrels was prepared for the speakers. There wa.
not policeman or soldier present at leAst Ia uni
form. and NO Gags or banners Of any sort Al the
Custom boass. which 10 situated on the qusys be
tween the city and the place of meeting, there
were few companies OF the ;4th regiment fully
armed, posted inside the ratings, and prepared az
the military generally were during the day, for
immediate action They seemed to take consider.
able interest In the movements OF the dense
Of the people, who. early in the day. passed the
Custom. house bat the latter demeaned themselves
very properly and took no notice Whatever of the
military. French gentleman, whose name was
said to be NJ Amsbls Sane, and who as described
- having come from Paris to be present at the
meeting. was an object Of great interest Every
thing passed on quietly. and no disposition what
ever 10 mot was exhibited. Mr. X O'dorman pre-
sided. and spoke very briefly.
Mr. John Mitchell. OF the MATED frtskmoa in
moving an address Of congrstulstion TO the French
addressed his hearers ~ slaves regretted that some
Of bis follow slaves had been induced to ssy away
from the meeting and said that be himself would
have been Ashamed to be there had be not telt
within hun IN assurance that the day of their own
delivery was approaching Cheer The dsy
vas coming when the french woeld have to con.
grssulste lrshmen on freedom won. lcheersl
Amer observing that restrained himself ia order
70 secure unanimify he proceeded, fall tilt against
the fallen Tyrant Of the Barbados said thai with
han had fallen. In France at least. the system Cd
political economy Of which Adam Smith was the
apostle, and prophesed that in France all men
woaid have food and employment and ell would be
the ralsrs OF the State. (Cheers) Political econo
mists and other persons in the interests Of the rob
oing slaughtsring, plandsrins English Government
would tell them that he was describing an Utopia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

AeE-Under year eli to p n; TO 5, So TO 10 Is
10 10 ~ 10; 20 20 80 s. 80 10 49, So 40 20 81 50 % TO
So Ia: so TO TO- Ia 70 to 3d. 49, 30 to 3d. 81 100 and up
ward, 2 o.. . a.. go, ,,, -
PLACES OF NAryIrY-United States, 1885, Ireland, - :
yasIsnd 4; Scotland 8; Wales Germany l3; France,
?: Holland. Italy British Possessions 10 Amsres,
2; unknown2
From Aims House. Bellevue. 81 Hospital Bellevue, IL;
P.nitentsry Hospital, Black Island 3. Blooming
dale Hospital d. Boomin gdse Asylum for Insane,
Ward. Island 7; Rsndafs lssnd City Hospital i;
City Prison AlmsHouse Bleekwells Island, Hospi.
tai Prospect all 2 Coored Home, s. Coiored Orphan
Asylum, Colored Persons, 49,
Aw WHITE, City Inspector
City Inspectors Ofice, April 8, 1873.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

suPRENE CoUH.-speeis Tsun-Before Judge I'd
wsfds-De cistonB In Divorce.-Mary A. hiessn
ssaosi John H. Rckstt-Oroer for divorce and slimony
Sophia HolierBslA against John r. Hosrnar-Mot for
attachment Eraned.
May AagsaeS euas szainst AdolpA SevGTiHJ Divorce
from the marrisge tie.
Hrnnah SHArrr against Samuel Sxgrper-Same.
J0fcpk WOods against Jane W0ods-Same.
There ssO decisions motions to aside udg.
menus, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11

From TIE New.oreans PeAyuHe.


PuEBLa, March ;. lsis.
On last Sunday morning party Of four officers
and two soldiers belonging the garrison Of Pueblo le
here for the City Of Mexico having for their object the
presentation Of splendid gold medal prepared by the off,
GERS of the Sh Indiana and am Ohio Regiments Gen
Lane. They reached san Martin IN safety, but when
short beyond they found themselves surrounded
By abost sixty rOooes they attempted charge through
the party In their 10 order get back Martin
but IN doiog Of tue oicers-CGp, Kesler OF the
sth Ohio Noanteerssnd two soldiers were killed by the
fire OF the enemy Capt X. received two balls 10 his
head the others arrived safe In San Martha after severe
struggle for their lives The alcade Of the town eai-
stey dispatched messenger 70 Col Chilts informing him
OF ire occurrence The Colonel Instantly Ordered marty
OF aooa sixty mounted 10 the relief OF the vins and
,ae recovery OF the bodies OF the dead Coils German
bfoIsn aoc Lieut. Col. Latham promptly volunteered N
scconp.ny AMI command the expedition Cpon arriving
AZ Ssa Martin they found their comrades under hs NO
lection CT The aesee and Gen Torrtjon vho took i've
interest IN the safety Of officers rhey went 10 IN.
scene Of action and foued that the dead boe, hss ~.
I'e1ay cut 10 pleeesnone Of them having les th.r
rom thiry 10 orty wounds They were al.o s-o,1 -
AZ tneir Clothing. party Of men were ..en ~, ~ s
hence. watching the movement Of our troot. ava 49,
'hey found themselves discovered sed IN fo s,sad go
owed oy our men they ali well armed ara rnoy,,d
Cot eornsn could only succeed In catching one ~ r..
'1e others making their escape In deer ravine To-
esptured man brought hers and Ia "a ~ ,r;ss ~
e'rnntssion-Lieut. Col Moore snd Lisut Rn.,sI.r -
ne >sn Vnio Volunteers two OF the occrs vho -
snrned rom san Martin Capt Kessler had In his no..
soa me god medal which fell the hands OF u, rob-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
ARINE JOURNA
PnRr "a NEM .YOnk.

Arrived n Noster. Keller, 81 Thomas lOth alt
Mahogany, SC, to Brett Yose. Lsft ship rathasss
d.s, bsf2 WsosD for ewsrd Ia days; brig. Kate P-nds
CAST Teprg Topaz for NYork In 10 days scn Euphemis
hence, 18TH DuXbury and Greek alrt 18th I'm Bat
more ana sailed for market The Adsm Treat touched
the 10TH sud sid day Tor ST Martins to load Tor
NYors March ~ lat g. Lon "a spoke bark Charles Dew
ans Of and from Newport, RI, tor CsrdenH the II y
has been 10 days north Of Haiter.s
saiIed-Ship Creole, for NOrescs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-11
SHIPwREcK.-The following is an
.;ter dated San Miguel, West Coast Of As

SHIPwREcK-The following is an extract OF
letter dated san Miguel West Coast Of Mexico, FEB H.
from an American gentleman residing there
ships yau schooner risged came In here few days
since having on bo.zd six mostly AmeTiesns, mo
stated that they belonged 10 NE snip AasA Nrsctsu
Bnan he Mexic.n cost near Pesrbues her way 10
Asu.pulco and that they hsd been gyrn BY the Captain
the sunch make some port, snd the Captain was
10 make the best Of his overland with s the
money for his especial benefit The mate OF ship who
inteigent man expected 70 continue on Jules. he
could dispose the launch. The gentleman in another
part Of biz letter says the amount required send these
men Belize, Hon. hss beer furnished them, and
rh=y will proceed overland Om0a The letter which
bro1ght this Information, was given 70 Of them But
for TIE interference Of this American gentleman they
would have been punished By the authorities Of San Miguel
pirates