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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-12
(srent Flood.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, July IT,
The recent heavy rains have caused the river 10
nee four feet during the past q hours Owing to me
.sine cause Little Miami River is also very high ana
considerable damage has been done in consequence Tor
number of miles along its banks Several bridges On
the Railroad have been carried away and one mile oil
track completely washed away preventing the arrival
and departure OF the Owing to the oiSpid"ted
eredicament of this road no Eastern Mail hes arrived
Or departed to-day.
The weather nonunues extremely hot
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Proare.. Of the Cholera ut the East.

There have been seven deaths from Cholera IN
mi. city since Monday-dve of which occurred at 100
H.uoverst Another person has just been attacked a.
the same house They we're all foreigners
Capt Davis Of the packet ship Argo from Ha7re' Is
lying dangerously sick Of the Cholera at Dartmouth
Two cases and one death from the Cholera occurred
al Woonsocket on Monday last.
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CE>rRAL AatKtcA.-rhe BdsROv Uh,a con
isins letter from young man OF that city. who l
o. the few that have tried the Nicaragua route TO
California II 10 dated at Grsn.ds, Central America
They ten days IA going y tho ran Juan River, 10
San Carlos 100 miles The river runs through inc
untry ard they passed It the ruins Of several Cd
spanish castles, some Of them OF mniense size ard
illl of cells. halls aud UNDER ground passages From
san Carlos the head IT the river AXE MICS
rsgus To Granada. IL 100 miles more In the Lake
nry passed the ISLAND OF Omotspo, Nth volcano on
10, 80 icet hlgh and town Of 1000 inhabitants d.
rccty under the mountain Granada 10 city OF - 20
20l % inhabitants With eight old churches ca'he
drals the bells Of which 10 be- ringing from morn
Ing 70 night aud religious professions continual, pass
ing Mahogany Is 40 plentiful rs pine wood IN Maine
Delicious oranges sell At the rate Of MY Tor nvc cents
and bananas pine apples cocoa nuts &C. are cheap In
proportion. The country abounds tn beHuuui sc'uefy
delicious ifuis Roast Ducks (all cooked) are 'oid
al ~ cents very good cigars ~ for cents house
rent next - nothing Tho people are dr.cnbed 40
quick wiited and intelligent The neat city of any
which the party would stop Is L"On containing
about 1000 Inhabitants From Leon they 90 through
several towns To Realsjo the Pacific, and embark
tor California then distant 5000 miles
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respectfully your Obedieni sefv l.
c. L. WELLk l..


Had Nj c. L. Weller seen TT 10 look a, HE
If the New York Tr bune IN w ashington, be
would have been spared his doubling hopes, by
seeing there m the OhtO Sfafe maH soccount OF Col
Weuers movements and rstatenent thefeupon
that our original informant vas mistaken 20 iaf g.
REGARDED the length OF C)l. We lers stay IN We"
Orleans. And now a word On the main question.
Col J b. Weller Gt appears lett Washinston
on the lat OF February, reached New-Ofieans ~
the 25ih OF that month, left IN steamship on the
"A OF March, end r. ached Chagres on the 18TH. aud
arrived Mt Panama on the al OF l7th the steam
ship Oregon having sailed for California on the
l5th-ry- three days after Col Wellers arri'a.
Il Cbagres aud one or two days before to " as ell
ablrd thence to reach Panama, a distance OF some
hn, miles Now " admit the difficulties OF that
route but we are confident that three days would
suffice to overcome them on an emergency. 1t
must have been know IN at Chagres onihe l2th thai
the Oregon would very soon leave Panama for
Cafornia-csn it be that the precise day abe would
leave was uuknowni And had Messrs. Weller
and Gray appeared at Panama only ten minutes
be fore the Oregon sailed, withouttickets o. money
and simply SAID We are the t. S Boundary
Commas ioner aud Surveyor. 1t is essential that
we proceed TO California by this boat the!
would have gone IN comfort, no matter how iuli
the vessel might be Does any msn doubt It -
The rest OF their party might have followed them
for it is only stipulated in the Treaty that they
two shall be seasonably on the ground. 1t may
be that MIR. Weller has reached san Diego IL
twelve DAYS from Pauama-we hope and uast be
has-but We must say that We should not hope 81
strongly had he more discretion in the premises
than the movements of a steamship allow him. II
he could not reach Panama in less time than be
took from Washington or NewOrlesns, we think
twelve DAYS narrow margin Tor the journey from
Panama to San Diego.
MIR c. L. ventures upon sarcasm with re-
yard TO our concern in this matter, which would
be rather neat if based upon truth. But there II
fats Our anxiety is not so much for the retention
OF California as for the preservation OF Peace. W.
have DOW Peace with Mexico and we would not
f,r any money give her restless spirits pretex'
for breaking it and retaining their lost territory
which our Government could not now surrender
it it would Peace is TO U. OF more account than
several CALIFORNIA;. Ed. ITibHHe
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MYsIEsrors D'ssPP,AHAscs On the TN NJ
a. Ia, william PosBchpy aged %. residing In the
-, ~ Fl.mtng Y lit home tor Auburn with
40 rn.DIy IN zold 70 deposit N bank got part Of
n sxehsnz~d znd hss not slncs been heard Of. Foul
plsy j. issred
NuEpks-The NossrBle Eagle saws tina: 6
man named H-ueerson Peed Ma murdered b. Tbomss
Dale. ias I'd nss y striking aia ever ne sJe VIE
q ygssA aasHsas<.
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II The Boston P0st learns by private letter
from BuenOs Ayres OF May that the honteydesn 6ov
eminent have negotiated Ia Europe loan VI Six mil
lions Of dollars the payment OF which has guar
snteed ~ Brazil This will probably have the effect u
proloDging the diticslties In ths River Plate Ths
custom house duties ~ honisyideo were already
pledged 70 banker I'LL 1851. under British guaranty
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D. u l.. .
a. r,....r.s. e.. ~ r-t
A,.f' --'" " '- -''" 4o'f ''''+'N
SIR: As va have faniuteufipla'y. foab'i-ss
t-. ,- t.o.S., rt- J. VILE. o-r,rn.-.iorer . run
..........r- state. and
anu marx DO~n'Ai! Lilo D9''- -
Mexico. great IN Ilstlc-, 10 editorial aftc@ i- 10
T,,,s n 9-,b ro .,roa ~. authority OF "a gentle
80. - = .. . Q t,,.. van VII cheer
i'hN OH eo' ii'- w." SIS -.... ..,,..
fully correct The error - giving i-s iD''o'--7
rer- "a iu.-rtoo 10 TIE Tr54ae a. a. carly day b.
..,..,.i.
=. mn. ,.-.s ,r s.td article with spending
Io- " e-ef - cAa' ~ ~ a. -. o,,l.,. r ,. ~
most II the lteFmedi ate lne III 'oN D'''' E
End, D. md has finally just set cut with not hal ime
.s t.e o.. which ~ reach san Diego by tie period
ci,e 4. ~ "
=" P-.al.,ied hin, a. far a. Panama and an there
49,, -, ,.-c,..i, bi. rrorr..s II, route 10 san
pf' sD's " 49, 80 ~
Dtso " a, - - c,., -, 80. Il, dsv q Fotr,isYv
4r ~. v 80 r+'...,- .. D.. r..i4..r'-,-- Ian. ION
pf'c'fo.rs ~ 80 - .i, ,,s,, .ersr or .ie-t ds, E
D'',', 49,. .-igs,e 49, f,r an ab.euce Of per
-n At eDt"1 ~ -, C,,c-,-a.i ONO ,he evening" oi
.'P -, - -. r,,,,,,., s~r.i,', ~ w Orleans -as
-.h b.. re.r.a-v ut.rI C,vernfneut t.-.el Wa then
80. '.' ~ =, c,,,y.v ma, =. C.sg-e. Nr A. Gray.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-12

From TIVE BRIrisH WEST lNDiEs-The Bnt
ish steamship Clyde arrived here yesterday morning
from ST. Thomas and Bermuda-the latter place she
left on the 7ih inst She brings papers from Nassau
New Providence to June 20, from Bermuda TO July o.
and Kingston to June 2l The news Is OF interest
aud will be found In another column, AS detailed ny
our attentive correspondent The papers contain moth
ing Of importance, which is not given IN his ie'ter
The Jamaica Despatch OF the 10th ult has leader oy
which appears that all English mail steamers are not
prompt as they should be II seems that inc mai
from Southampton has not arrived at hings'on al It's
regular dsie than once for the last six months
The D.spacA soys there Is no excuse Tor such shameful
rrccusrity and thinks the directors Of the company
might condescond to deliver letters at Jamaica IN 81
d.v,. when they could reach there in n by way Il
Halifax.
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lately present al Queens Ball IN London. a
London ioarnsl thereupon remarks.
Poetry musi truly De healthy occupation ltwas
considered very sttenlng, but vital and 81
vine spirit must be strung in the taneiul troe Here
Wordsworth aged -, travelling iron WesrmorelaDd
and Joining ID the court ssytes besids writing comets
There is samuel Rogers sgrd =, running about 70
sid IN his nth year is suA intent poetry and be-
r.yolence and Thomas Moore, the Little, Rho, upon
Monday entered upon 20 sings hi. Irish melodies with
. much susto As ever sips his pint Of esret ant now
aud then ndtes honeyed verses on rosy IDS oiue eyes
"a - ~ thar sort OF thing Josnna Bzilie. bordering
on iur,core sui srscrs her retreat al Hampstead -
one OF the early lskers Thomas de Quincy, alter en-
cocnlering mSny reserses IN seventy years ana Al
caring more opium thsn would Kill company Of gren-
siers dresuis ard writes classic dreAns sssne"n ~
about Aud Rcekle" joined occasionally BY Ffot
Wilson ~ao Is getting law. though only sixty one
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Roard Of y ealfh....

Roard Of y eaIfh. "WEDNESDAY JOY u.
n, GEzs. the Re<dent Physician, reports p ne"
...of cholers and ~ deaths a. having occurred zinc,
4. report Of yesterday, returned in the following order
Co. Dean. Care
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BROOKLYN Board Of Health wrDSrso.', July IL

s.nue yesterday there have been ID cases Of Cholera
reported 70 this thce. Of which pr we'd fatal w
Dennis Hzo, sged 81, reading in smiih-st Catherine
Sullivan. aged q. Fourth place Owen Mclean. h7n
,,ed 10 Warren ct; Rodmau Brown But'efs'- 'noi
,,fore reported) and Hugh Mecca aged ~ Nam
CHAs 2 j. GooDAIcH, Health Pnysiclsn
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SCHOOLS.
WINAHT,s BoARDrNo SCHOOL

Tor MASTERS AND MISSES Al LrIs rsfry, M,
l from HobOkea Jsnsy-Ths = hoo. ~ s1osr -
charge " A 3 WlSAST. sssis,Sd 81 No. ~ 100
u family education caidsen recsved roo % 70 ssre
ofass Tesms for board and ninon ro'n - ~ siv pc
$50 n.v.be o..rtery s6ssDco For Information re-
.o-eting he school inquire % Mr.. OsThAsDbh, cor
Cana .nd yarcs sls. New f0fs eS, IN
TU,n TkACHkRs.-Tbe proprietor Of a well essss-
p.,~s .eocol 10 tn. cfy fSr boys, desires nske Dis
o.ino. on be sans Address, win real ssd rsef-
. GEE L TnDuae On e. yll y
BOARDING SCHOOL AT WILTON, CONN.,
ID Few .dd.uoaa. pupils can BE- rscsiys3 Please maze
appucarou q 7e4 Caslhsr,.t 70 the rrreips ~ st.
SW Iws AL "hRSSoSAs s0sv&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-12

Hos. GEOPos MOTFATT.-lhls worthy gentle
man. who figured as the chief speaker OF the grand
assemblage in Montreal on the night when Libra
ries and Halls OF Legs alton suffered the effects
Of Vandal rage there, is now in Toronto. He Is
President Of the Holy League OF Canadian
Tories AMI rioters. which succeeded league o.
like material by certain Continental despots. His
arrival was duly announced to the faction at To-
ronto, by the discharge OF cannon. The Globe
tells us that the cab he rode in from the wharf
was unharne.ed and that he and his sid-de-
camp were drawn by long rope fastened 10 the
vehicle up 10 the store of Mohatt \ Co on longe
81, where the great President Mohatt delivered
speech repete with eloquence The Parliament
Buildings, however were not asssiled, nor were
any public Libraries burned Up by the rowdies Of
the League. President Mofiatt said he looked
to ne League as the means 10y which they were
to accomplish the objects they had in view but
what these objects were arc only TO be made
known to the initiated as was the case IN Apri
in MONTREAL after they have been accomplished
by the wroug heads " 10 direct the association.
CHoIERA Al Nav ORlEA>s.-The New Orleans
papers say Ihst theirs the hesthest city OF the Union
The Commercial Bais OF the 81 inst gives the deaths
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Frou The Ne~ ~.us fN~yus- ct gub
DEFEAT A>D SLAUGHrKK % INA GuvKRNMENr
TRoops-By the arrival here last evening OF the Mex
can schr Felipe Capt Hernandez four days from Sis1
We have received 81 Bgla,a ottciA Of Meuda, 10 the
lsfh ult inclusive.
The Bossn OF the 10th contains an account OF
gunary affair between the Nucseco troops aud the IN
dams which took psce at the distance Of sl-sgue irom
the town Of Niuc and in which the former we're routed
with great slaughter IL appears by the report OF Ne
commanding oficer. Col Don Jose DoioNcs iaSos mat
for OF provisions he obgrd O. c'acuae iitsc
With bic detachment. consisting OF 80 men. vance ""s
effected on the morning Of the II D Nhan dls'"hi
one league from that town he was intercepted oN an
overwelring iOrce Of Indians, who attacked nun "i'o
the greatest Jury After standing their ground unu
large number WAS slain the Nucatecoes fed lesNA Al
their baggage, ammunition. SC IA the hands Of thei
flxs
or the whole detachment only Isl. with their Colo
mel made their escape. They managed resch SSoSu
carrying OF only two officers aud - soldiers u the
wounded. On the 18th, however. 100 more OF the
fuguyes with SUB Lieuteua ants, made their appear
snce az SscAaca. There were = head Of cattle and
all the horses and baggage OF the otacers, captured -
The Indians were sui closely besiesing Nhosuco. Ne
other record of events 10 msde IN these papers
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LiBvR.L Do~anoN. W. Chimes, OF New
Castle Beaver county Pa hss gwen $1,000 70 the Board
Of Education Of the Presby terrain ChaEeA ~ odseAte
sSlsrsS uslss.Sx xf.ss fsE Afx.ca.
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The AccIDssr AT NIAGARA FALls-rhe Baf-
falo comnSyclal Advertiser has communication signed
b which puts some bat di.eTent face apou The
story Of The Nisgs-. Fall. catastrophe told BY cor
respondent OF the Rochester DsEso1d~ trys
"There Is not one word Of truth 10 he Whole letter ex
eepI The oer.oa. named were The ksis. ard that Nf
Arlington aud the lite child 0i Nc Deiorea "eui over
the Falls and y ere kied The relations between lhr par
hes the aaner IN which The accident happened, :
sheer iabncAuoaH
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o. Re.torarsn Of Na,urai sisht.--Prof'


~ Wigs Wigs. Wigs .-Cinzsns snd strangers
infH~d Ibsi he usest, cheapest and best sssoft
or ylss n.f Oopess. brstds Of ionx hair and
olher ornamental hnr 10 70 bs found q hsosUssr 4
HEAso's n Msid~n TIE trade s9poHed i-1 IN
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4 holera.

The Blfarts (Ohol NJ. ~ Jnly has near
three columns ned with the details OF the Choers IN
INST III ace and the surrounding v.srs In Baisvis Il
bad been most fatally severe. but 10 was sosung Al
New Boston some or miles north u broke out and
several deaths occurredi corpses lyirg unburei a.
ne time ne village l. quite small several deaths
hst occurred In Williams n sud In i,s ncg hbOhOod
MILES east ~ Batavia Ooe II Benton mies soufh
east and many deaths At Felicity. stl farther south
east OF Batavia We ace many names among the Go
ceased OF old and familiar scqusintsnces and deep
y sympainisc with the afflicted families In isl2. %
these places almost entirely escaped the pcsulenc~.
Speaking OF Cholera in New. Richmond. the Ohio
River 10 mes south OF Batavia the Sss that
saturday last there were from noon tall evening six
deaths On saturday last there were, We learn, ten
hurals. and Monday nitesn buriss-a!l having ded
from Cholera New Richmond contains about l.9oo m
hahiAni-
The latest intelligence from New. Richmond TO- that
the Cholera bad considerably sbsted- Prom Saturday
morning last yesterday Wednesday, morning. there
had been - deaths from Cholera IN that town.
Ine attorney 81 Batavis have issued notice 20 their
clients and )urymen that they need not st'snd Court
that business shall suffer thererom. AMI that owing
% the Cholera they had better remain al home and take
care ol themselves.
At DAYTON ONO the Board Of Health report y deaths
from Cholers during the three days ending July S
There were 10 deaths from Cholera on the VI At Au
rora. Indiana, out o popu ,ion OF nres hHhfnf-ine
inhabitants having mostly left About one oai VI every
ten OF the whse population hsye died estimating u a.
400. the iun number when the epidemic commenced
Al Lexington, ny on Sunday last, there were three
deaths
Az New Albany. Ia during last week. tour deaths
At Madison, Ia. on Saturday, sunday and Monday.
ten deaths
IN party Of eighty Irish laborers ON the Columbus
and Aenla Railroad. Csdarvile, Green Co there
have been thirteen deaths from Cholera
The Rilhr0af VA TINS says The latest intell
gence We have from shirley tho estate u Mr. I'LL
Carter James River. Is, that up "a Saturday LAST
y deaths Of Cholera had occurred among his negroes.
The disease then thought 20 have sbsted its vio
lenca Mr. C. has been compelled 10 abandon the hsr.
Of large portion OF his wheat crop We do not
learn that tho epidemic has appeared ON any neishoo
iug estates. ~
Prot James Hamilton died Of Cholera At Nashville,
Tenn on the stu inst. He had been Professor Of
Mathematics 10 the Nashville University FOR 2o years
lhee Of Prot Ms sisters also died during the same
week
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MASSACRE 90 AMskicANs o. the GiLA.-The
Coyiw has a tecgrsphic dispatch, dated at st. Logs
July TO- which ssys
We learn from Major Fleming, that a number OF
,nta Re trades had recently arrived Al Fort Leaven
worth Who reported that ABOUT the POI Of March, a
party IT seven Americans and Two MeSicans we're sur
ted by band Of Apache Indians. numbering about
40 on the Rio ella, and I'll but two Americans were
m.ssacred The names of the survivors Jesse Mar
-hal and Robert Ward The killed were. Johnston
Williams. Jacob Jackson snd -- Wilson. The ne mes
Of the NJ, xicans did not learn
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Fowler g. Ws'I; rs.s.s ss.t Z: re :ss

P.bli.ssrs. chnsou Hal ii s....s-.i ass; ne rs's
UJ.w. Gloves, Desttst, 81 Hadsoo-s, oppo.,
.,,s Greenwich BANK, ks~.Yosk Once hoors RON
a'cIoe. N tosPH jss In
~ Mrs. VI. -. Cove Nichols, wsercars rh5r-
dian. VI LexlngtoD-sy C0oso.I.loos hom /" A n-"<r1'
~ Water-l IRE Inslitntes.-Dr TsALL receives
patients a bis cOmnodious city establishment Lsignt
:, one door from 81 Joonspsfs and al Oysrf say IL
He has aso mpslept assistants ir outdoor Pfeeuee
Consultations. yerba o' nv lsi'er ~ isS I'm
~ Harlem Rs,ir cad All persons Interested In
ths extension VI h. Harlem Railroad nofih bom Dover
am. parucg sTly lbe rOufe llysf % at
end nrefng Dover Plans on TIC I1n July instant.
a. " O'cOc 10 The rrnOOn
The Or.cSfs and stockholders Of sad Company
Gcul1y lnyi.-d 70 sissnd said meeting
By rider Of s Central C0mssttes VI North East, Dgtes
ess County
sorth-E.st July 2, lsas. H+w
- Liquid Hair Dye improved % - 10 color the
whskers Tie mouentiIs applied without nc ea<s
nry II entirely free from unpleasant odor snd esl -
washed with the strongest soap Immediately fpsppnsa
without wanng " dry For ss.e. or sppied Al btrcns
Loss Wig Factory EWalL.' nyD T1Tn@s~u
q Restoration Of Natural siSht.-Professor
BsOssos, N D. Preserves and Restores tn1 nsteA nsh
sisht and does assy 9Th sis>'es enhfy.y-
ARMS No g. from Broadway IN Boston ne ODER asys
al IL wintes-. 10 im
~ The Toilet as "a should be.-hEDsrssr 4
HAD u n Haden-.sDe whose classic style " c1ttDs
.od d,ss.inz hair deserves trsrsts nofics !" have
alopts plan Of furnishing every Customer with too
clean BAR brushes Th.s certainly IAs acme of sssHl-
and comfort lcA I'm
~ Wigs Wigs. wix..-cinzsn. ord strangers
are inffHed 'e.i ne largest ehsspsst and ess, sssof<
Of n.lf ~igs t0apess brsds Of onx hair and
cher orpans1tal har 10 70 bs found q kGoEUasr
Hr..o's n M.sd~n I.ns Tue .saae sapOusd I-n IN
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UJ.W. Cloves, Desstst, 81 Hadsoo-s' oppo..
s;Ls Greenwich Bank, ks~-fofh ones ho''s lou
O'Clock A. N. TO P ~ Joi' In
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~ Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, wss,-oais rays-
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~ Wsfer.C ure Isstitutes.-Dr TAU receives
patients a. bis cOmInoous city sstAD hsnmsnf Lsgnt
q one door from JOoD'spsfs, and al Oyst-r bsy, L.
ffe has 80 competent assistants fOr outdoor Pfecuee
Cen.ultauoos yerbal Or nv irfer. - is4 In
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CHOLERA Al Nav ORLEA>s.-The New. Orleans
papers say hst theirs is the hea,hiest city OF the Union
The Commercial Balat OF the 81 inst gives the deaths
for week as follows OF Cholera ~ other diseases.
s,-tofai llS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-21
Empire: the bel va, rans IN quick succession about

Empire; the bel was rang IN quick succession about
two minutes before she struck
n BaeAeio-. NON - an deck hand heard Three
bells the schooner 300 feet Of she struck three or
for minutes after; the pilot should rins his bel Il he
wants auvrhIa- done rs bel was not r1ns that night
HIM NIL sro-n Il saw the schooner about I've
minutes before she struck u she vas about fry rods
from
scsssa t;-sgS s.ierusu Of ysr5ursi. 'rorn at "As
starlight ught 4 could So hall nile il the Empire
had .,eered a. much % eastward IS she dd 20 west
ward .hc would have gone under the schooner stern
J,aairss and Sc-agv confirmed Gnsss' testimony
Js--es D-l--o-s gf rie N9ai B-7rr7, s''--H-hesfd
no voice from he Empire minute after saw her
put down tie helm
Esr1-s R.s5s-f. glo' q Ras7 VRl'r-' '''o-H.-l' a
careful Plot re always calculate TO 20 under ne stern
Of vessel when approaching her either .aFboard or
starboari
Csr-ah Robinson. r m NoaA Bro~1. s'oorp -l
thought ths Empire rss halt rii.e o. when saw
her don. tank sic changed course watched Tor
tha; heard no calling from steamer though; steamer
could 70 under our stern-
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Later from Rio.

By the brig Ernani Of Baltimore, Capt Graham
we have dates 70 the 10Th ut from Rio The English
.teAnerof war Aleco arrived from the River Plate on
the l-th uli she brought no mails from Nonievdeo
but had dxies from Buenos Ayres 70 the 5ih April
Letters Of that date state that the French Admiral
was stu IN Buenos Ayres. that he bad accepted from
Gen Rosas proposition tor Treaty OF Feaee, Which
he had forwarded 5y the Aecto 90 hc submitted 10 ms
Government for approval
The favorable adviccs from the states had caused
use n the prices Of hides IN tre-his little was dong
and great number OF vessels oaerins Doshioons hAd
fallen % So paper.
The : store ship Lexington arrived At kio on the
lJ;h alt from Saa Francisco. with nearly halt niiADn
Of gold on board bound for New York. AmonS the ~
rval. al Rio o.; vessels bound 70 California were tne
Charlotte. Ssrony Drammond. Pierce Arcsdian Gun
ninrhsrn and from Boston. Helena Land Henry Lee
Vale Toulon ycsrsy. Samuel Roberts Anderson
from New York and the Eudors Wigsin, from Bangor
The Ernani also saw going into Rio on the 10Th four
American bsrks and three ships. which from inc num-
hr Of persons seen on deck. were doubtless vessels
t----l s.,~ California