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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Negroes for Sale

WILL be sold to the highest bidder for cash
w in hand, at the Court House door, in me
town of Ozark, Franklin county, on the 2Sth day
of May. A. d., lS49. the following described ne.
gro slaves, to wit Jane. woman about fifty
years of age; Clerrassa. twentyone years of age;
Jane, four years of age; ari Charles, two wears
of age; ore woman, Lydia. twenty-five years of
age, and her two children, Ephraim, a boy six
years, and Mary, months old belonging to The
estate OF Z. w nitson and John Redding, decd,
and sold by asder of the Probae Court of said
county. A. COFFEE, Adm'r
of c.. Vhiison's estate:
S. T. DORSEY Guardian
for John Redding's heirs,
MAY l,1640. [6-2w.1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
RI sKEG
REEDER & SKEGGS.
THOs. A. KEEDER,
II. X. SKEGGS.
Z d I L O r S

"HE subscribers would inform the citizens of
- Van Buren, and the public generally that they
are prepared to attend to all orders in their line of
business, with promptness. All garments war
ranted to fit, goods paid for. The latest fa-
shions amended to, and all pains taken to please
and accommodate their customers. Cutting Cor
the country done with as much care as if 10 be
made in the shop.
March 10, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
NOTICE.
NEW AND RARE FLoyyER sEEnS

lHE SUBSCRlBER has just received from Europe
splendid collection of Flower Seeds, and for the ac-
commodatIon OF persons residing distance, has put
them up in assorttnents of varieties ach
aoced the whole enclosed in envelope, for sending
oy mail at single letter postage. Price ST. six for
50 -wl be sent by remittng the amount (pOst plid)
10 II. A. DREER, Scotsman and Florist,
..r.L No. 80 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Apr. 10, 40 S-2w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

ILL sell, at reduced price, my property in the
4 Town of WARREN, Tanning county, Texas con-
sstng of Eleven Lots, in said town, situated on the
Public Square, which is a good dwelling house md
out houses all well calculated for tavern Also a
good stand and Grocery, and Warehouse, now in ex-
celent order to receive stock of goods Also fifteen
acres of land fronting on the River, and including tho
Ferry.
This place is on direct line from Fort Smith and
Boggy Depot to the Trinity Sulphur nd abine, and
s destined to be the most valuable Ferry on Upper
Red River
Persons desirous OF good bargains will do we'll 10
call and examine the premises Immediately. as | in
tend to sell. JOHN KITCHINGS
WARREN. March 18th, IS49 CIV
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

A World on .fre.-Lieut Maury, Superinten.
dent Of the National Observatory, says, in late
address:
- II may be that there is now, at this very time
IN the hrmament above, world on fire. Argus,
a wetl-known star in the southern hemisphere
has suddenly bazed FORTH and from a star of the
second or third magnitude, gares with the
brilancy of the frst.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
In the Franklin Circuit Court, February term, A.
d., lSd9
Overton B. Aston, Compainant,l
William Estes, Defendant

William Estes, Defendant,
A ND now on this day comes the said Complain.
- ant by his solicitor, and, it appea ring 10 the
Court that the Defendant is non- resident of the
State Of Arkansas: 1t is therefore ordered by the
court that the defendant appear here by himself
or council az the Court House, in the County OF
Franklin, in The State of Arkansas, on the fourth
Monday of August, lS49, at circuit Court then
and there TO be held in and for said county, and
plead answer or demur to said complainant's bill,
or the allegations therein will be taken as con-
fessed. against him and decree entered accord
ingly. And it is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published in some newspaper pub
lished in this State, for two weeks successfully,
the last insertion to be at least four weeks previous
to the next term Of this court.
true copy from the record. ..,.....
Attest, ST.. GERGANESS, Clerk.
[S-2w. Primers fee, S4 rs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Just received bv Steamer Duroc

PED Screws, Iron table and Tea Spoons Britannia
ID Table and Tea Spoons. Adzes Ok, Log, Fifth,
trace and halter chains augers hand and sedge, and
claw hammers. steel hoes frying pans; butcher, shoe
pocket, and table knives sheep shears scissors and
shears socket, turning, morce, and frmer chsels,
plane irons, hand mill saw half round astard
files, horse rasps, ddlers tacks Webbing and
ing weo door, Norfolk atches, needles, Jews harps,
shoe punches nail and spike gimlets, roller and har
ness buckles trunk, chest, cupboard pad saddle ba
and door locks; gents and ladies' srrups twisted and
brass bride bits plow lines and bed cords IVORY dress
pocket horn and shell combs, razors, knitting pins,
razor strops, backing SHOE horse tooth hair shaving
white wash, and crumb brushes, tenon hand crosscut
and mill saws, watc keys letter, writing and wrap.
ping paper, MKT pound and paper pins. hatchets,
small axes choPping and broad axes, drawing knives
candle sticks bonnet boarGs fish hooks and lines me-
tai vest and coat buttons, lasting and horn coat and
ves pant shirt and ladies buttons steel pens shovel
ant tongs, Harmonicans, marbles, gun tubes and
cylinders, steel beads, violin strings, steel and
squares, smoothing jack, jointer, match, beading,
sash and ccPes and Plow planes, toilet and looking
glasses percussion caps, coffee ills, selves, grass
and grain cythes, and horse shoe nails MANILA
rope, screw plates, anvils, Sc.-Cheop for Gosh and
produce. E. B. BISHOP q CO.
Van Buren,, Nav 19, lS49
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
For the Van Buren, IntelHgeneer.
FLOWERS OF FRIENDSHIP.-No. 4

A PRAYER-BY REV. J. N MAFFrrr.
gaze towards you western cloud,
'Tis pure altar shrine,
And my poor heart speaks out aloud
This deep felt prayer Of mine!
Oh spirit of the Beautiful.
Weaving that snow white veil,
Softer than Cashmere's downy wool
Or mists in Innsfail.
Oh spirit of the Blessed wing
Some rich especial grace,
It's fragrant bossomings to fling
Around thy dwelling place.
Gently, oh gently as Lutte
Heard at sweet eventide;
May priceless blessings, golden fruit,
Be garnered at thy side! -.
And still, more blessing as more blest,
Be better than them all,
. TIL called to everlasting rest,
Gods endless festival
Fer the Van Buren, InteuIgeneer.
To Miss R. S of Van Buren,.
l wish, but Oh l dare not say,
The warmest wish | feel for thee
wish thine hours may float gay.
As sunbea ms on the dark blue sea.
l need not ask thy form more fair,
Thine eye more full of sympathy;
Thine own sweet smile that fingers there
Forbids the rising wish for thee.
| only wish thee brighter years.
bosom free from every sorrow,
A cheek unbla nched, by darkening cares,
A smile for every future morrow.
NED,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
THOMAS II. BENTON.
ST. LOUIS. May 9, 1913.

The Piifsburgh Commercial Journal (Whig.)
protests against the contemplated removal of p. g.
WASHINGTON, Auditor in the Post Office Depart
ment. It SAYS:
hir. ". is wonderfully adapted to The station
he occupies the head Of the most responsible,
exactng. and delicate departments known to the
Government which has been reduced TO implicitly
and the most perfect method under his hands. His
removal would be paIpabe violation of cardi-
nal principle of the new Administration and we
will not for moment believe TINT it is contem-
plated. or could be permitted Did we think
otherwise. We should protest against the act as a
wanton violation of sound Wing principle and
policy.
Yet It seems TO be settled, that he must be ousted.
What does Mr.. CoLLAaIER care for principle, when
his official associate is FITz HENRY WARREN and
what has Mr.. WASHINGTON TO do in Depart
ment where such Warren isl He can
not prove that he managed a bribery fund for The
benefit of the Whig party, or that he abored to
win over the Mormons by unJus,ihable means.
He is not qualified according to the Warren scale.
Californians al Rio.-A letter from Rio janet
70, written on the 18th of March, says:
There must be upwards of 1000 Americans
iYankees) now in Rio and the Emperor has ssu-
ed edict TO the guard TO molest none, inter-
tere with them unless under circumstances Of
great provocation. One arrested but he was
released the next morning; and those who took
him up were themselves imprisoned. If any are
arrested. the cry is Californians TO The rescue"
None are, however, permitted to bring arms ashore
with them. 1t is said the Brazians were verv
much alarmed, asserting that the Americans (or
Yankees) were pouring in under false pretences,
that they soldiers in disguise, &c. The re-
port is that the Emperor is not altogether free
from alarm. He has recently been more in the
city than is usual, and what would tend still
stronger to awaken their fears, there is rebellion
in the northern part of the empire. But they
need not fear US; the only object now is Califor-
MIA. and our visit must certainly make good i'm
preston on the minds of the citizens, for although
there has been good deal of frolicking, the nha-
btants are treated with the greatest respect, and
| as much order and decorum observed as an Ame-
rican citizen could desire-more than could be
expected from, what might be termed, adventurers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
wy hemoin your freend untel Death
-. JESSE A LEWIS

S. ,..IdAserlpt, edited by the brother
h. s'ENI who Is TO be one os the con-
n, 'w ~, Taylor organ, says in refe-
k,rfc H'e nelc press is to be established
uen- Taylor" What have the Whip
Eivs ay about controlling the press by
~m. When the " Washington
'so' from the Z" National InteIli-
knDs". !" Inc humblest village journal.
! ,o1s,. =. reclaimed with apparent horror
!, "uus % a stride towards Executive
h, "' oe well to refresh their memo
ktbse e'edfler copious extracts on this
NJ ,ormer articles. If it were an
sso, roLk to have his organ, pray
N all rlgh. for TAYLOR to estab-
ST. Louis Union.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

SCOTT, WHITE & CO.
Have just reed per steamer Duroc and for sale,
81 mmn LBS Refined Sugar:
4@@@ 500 lbs. crushed do.
10 coils Manila rope:
5 do cotton DO:
10 doz bed cords:
10 DO plough lines:
SO OK and log chains:
25 FIFTH chains
100 prs twisted traces:
% do do breast chains:
50 gross percussion caps:
10 do giish do do
doz frying pans:
$50 lbs horse shoe nails:
bales oakum.
MAY IS 1919
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
NJ A r X E. Il S =.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY 9.

NEW ORLEANS, MAY y.
corrected WeekLy.l
CoTToN-Ordinary, 50 6; Mddling. 81 II; mid
ding fair, y &; fair, st 81; good fair, 5
good and fine, 10.
StGAR:-Lohisdna, 2! a 81; Havana, 81 -
brown, - 81.
CoFFEE.-6t.
MoLAssEs.-l23 Is per gallon.
ToBAcco-2k Al.
FLoUR-3 10 a S.
SALr.-674 10
CoRN.-30 3S.
RIcE.-3B 80.
WHsKEY.--Rectified II I9
VAN BUREN--C Country Produce
Cotton, SlaI25
Flour, per cwt., 2 80 2 50
Corn, ear, 80 81
Corn meal, per bus., 81 40
Oats. shelied, 25 a 80
Oats, sheaf, 30 25
Bacon, per lb-, 81 a 4
Pork, gag 50
Beef, 2a29
Mutton; IA 5
Veal, none.
Butter, IA
Lard, 4a5
laIlow. Sa 10
Beeswax, IS 20
Eggs, Sa 10
Chickens. per d6z.. % 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

SHOES, Boats, and Hats: Clothing:
- For cale by E. B. BISHOP G. Co
May 10, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
sls,inea of Episto7ary Correspondence.

,s'iae" OF EplStOtdry Correspondence.
:oRT GIBSON. c. n, May IS. lS49.
@-EucIosed YOU will find letter from
,s School Teacher. 1t is time he
lou see he offers to preach. teach,
als e'se--I suppose, strike in black
J II comes handy.
adts Of tennessee Hamilton county
april the 9Th Day A ID 1919
Hnd 4 hRklnsas Indians imbrace The
"i'unAy of wiring to YOU on A Por-
FA heard you won,ed some pursou 10
:I nation for TO preech TO you all &
'~'S COLD on me 10 come 10 you part
/ you but dident know whealher
aay preecher or not if my sarvice is
'lh you write me 4 Letter A meadil-
: oil 10 the Limestone Post Office Ha-
-1s East tennessee & gaive word as
'0l II my survice is exceptable with
.''ne iolh with | have bin A preceding
y Inc InielIlgents am % yers of adge
i'S Is counted capIe of preaching to
nave 60! A gift from Heaven that
;a'iOF all This world Lade up in store
- ere 4 good nations Of inteIligents
1e indian names | have Herd that
~oning some individual to come
w aIdent d that you would execute
VI mem If they did come but dident
Az 10 come to your Nation any how
qGaInted with you ] am Now A
IUse and II my survice is excepta-
VIII pursue one write any how A
me how the times | will come q
- SCHOOL OF any thing you wont me
WI hemcln your freend untel Death
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

the South side of the Arkansas river, in Yell CO.,
being all river bottom lands above overflow, and
among the most valuable in the State. 1t will be
sold in lois of not less than 80 acres. Terms, one
fourth cash in hand and credit Of one and taco
years, for the balance, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security. P. Fl. WHITE,
Admr. of the Estate Of James Wilson, decd.
May 26, lS49. 9-4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Sale of Valuable Lands In Yell county

HRY virtue of an order of the Probate Court of
IL Yell county, made at the May Term, A. ID.
lS49, / shall sell to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door, in Danvii.e, Yell CO.. on Saur.
day, tho Both day Of June, A. d. lS49, the fol-
lowing lands, belonging to the estate of James
Wilson, decea ased-to wit /:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
LaceS and Edgin IS.

' NHREAD laces edgngs and insertions at pricex
lower than ever before heard of;-Linen and co,
and for sale bv WgLLACFS iUspD
May II, '49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Artifcials.
Perfumery, Combs. &c.

=
4 NOLOGNE, Lavender and Florida Water; Jules
~ HauePs Eau Lustral and Tooth Paste: Tooth
Nall and HAIR Brushes; Shaving Cream. ; Military,
Fancy, TRANSPARENT and Windsor Shaving SOAP: Ey
tracts for the Hdkf.; chrystal and sand wash balls
Phlllcome, Maccassar and bears oil ivory reddIng
tuck, neck and side combs Bufia oe dressing combs
Scotch, Rappee and Maccouba Snuff, &c De: iust
reed and for sale by WALLACE & WARD
Eagle Block, May -, '49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

TRASS Linen Skirts and Grass Linen for do: lust
W reed and for sale by WALLACE & WARD
May -, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

NOIIONADE Linen Drilngs; Grass and Brown
NJLinens, Gross de Eta Paris Cords: Sc &c iust
rec d and for sale by WALLtCF ~ W1P0
May II, '49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Gloves.
Ribbons.

SONNEI Ribbons-new styles and splendid pat
- terns-Alantua and satin do Cap and belt do
Just reed and for sale by W4LLACES d WARD.
May II. 10.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
WANTED
A GOOD COOK WANTED

fINO purchase or hire a negro woman, between the
D. ages of % and 80 years, who is good cook and
house servant; for whom liberal price will be paid in
cash.
Apply at the ''Intelhgerce-" Office for further par
ticula 6-5w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Fancy Dress Goods. &c.

dHCy DTtss UOOUS, &C.
4 NALltORNlA Lustres Plaid and Mode Berages
Foulard lustres figured dress muslins EN- broide-
red musllns, painted lawns, French lawns French
glnghams, green and blue berage, hemstitched music
and keVler bordered linen cambrc Hdkfs fancy hdkfs
cords and tasses, fancy dress buttons frnges &c &c:
10 which we invite the attention of the ladies ana
which we will sell at astonishingy low prices
Eagle Block, May II, '49. VILLAGES WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Ladies' Shoes.
CONSULT NO. l.

antci patton OF receiving our new stock of Good
VII ior the next tIoenty days, sell our presen,
stock OF DRY GOODS, at about cost and cLargcs Co.
Cash; those wanting bargains will do well 10 cali
>, WALLACE 81 WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
FOR SALE.

Van Buren, Feb. u. IS49.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
SOCIALISM CHECKED.

This odious aud mischevous principle, which,
we regret 10 see, finds powerful advocate: in New
York is making desperate exertions in France
The following anecdoe told By The Memorial
Bo,delais though really based upon an idle JEST
shows that The practical workings Of Cammun-
ism will no! 90 down even in France. The N.
York Herald, being indirectly assaulted by The
Tribune, relors with much power that lie latter
journals advocacy OF The blightng doctrines Of
Communism has itself served 10 engendera mob
spirit in New York;
IAN engineer Of the Points e, Chaussees, al
tended by several assistants, was measuring and
taking The boundries OF field, TO make COM
plele plan Of The commune, when The owler ni
The land, who had been absent for Two days and
was ignorant OF the object OF this survey, came
up and asked Inc engineer why he was lnasur-
ing his property. The engineer loosely tod him
that was preparatory To general andequal
partition, for that Communism would be hurtly
called into action. The countryman shueged
up his shoulders, aud went away without aging
word He, however, soon returned Win
posse OF 500 or 600 people, men, womn and
children, armed with muskeis, scythes, pitch.
forks bludgeons, aud 0!t.f rude weapons, the
fury OF whcse couDtenances al once put ne en-
eineer and his men 10 flight. All the surveying
instruments being left, they were very soohbro-
ken 10 pieces pu, INFO heap, and burnt. When
all the mischief was doEe an explanation Took
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
TO BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS

'fHOMAS, C0WPEITHWAIT & CO, PUBLISHERS
AsD BooKsELLRss No. IS farkst Street. PhiiGde!.
phid invite the attani on of Booksellers Merchants,
and others Interested In the OF Education, 10 he
valuable school Boz" published ny them-lnuns
which are The following viz M.tchellis geographical
Series comprising Primary Geography, intermediate az
Secondary Geography, School Geography and Atlas,
Ancient Geography and Atlas. aud Biblical Sabbath
School Geography; Grrenrs First Lessons In Gram
mar; Grerie's Analysis; Chambers Grammar; Jarys'
histology, Johnston, Turner's Chemistry; JohnstonS
Philosophy; Pnnock's School Histories, England,
France, Rome and Greece; swans Spelling Book and
series of Readers Fros's History Of the Unted States
and American speaker; Pcot's series OF French Read
ers; Smiths Introductory Arithmetic; smith and
Dnkr's Arithmetic; Smiths Key; Smiths Algebra
smiths Bots Analytical Geometry; WiImsen's Read
err Sny and Keith on the Globes; Scouts Lessons; ui-
cuLlos Spanish Grammar, &c, &c.
L., Z. a. 70. are also the Publishers OF various
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books, and, In addI-
ton IN their own Books, keep constantly hand the
largest assortment of Books and Stationary be found
In the United States, which viii be sold the lowest
prices for cash or approved acceptances.
la-r3ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

Died. on the morning q the Tn inst, in Bali
more alter brief illness Of typhoid lever, Ros-
L ROBINSON, vile OF DR.. Alexander G. ROBIN
eon, ahc daughter ot the la;e WIN. WlH.
Died. al the residence of her brother, Qhe Editor OF
this psper) on Friday afternoon 27lh April, lsi9 Miss
AMANDA 81. ID. TERRY, of PHtsylvania county, Va,
alter an Illness of nearly two years
Death, always attended by long train OF slrruws,
becomes doubly unwrlcome when his mission Is q
snatch from thr embrace Of friends the lovely and tue
young around Whose persons the tenirfrst end-L;
mcnts are rGtwinrh anf IN whose nvts the iondr>t
homes are conferred. This truh was sadly illustrated IN
the death Of the rstnahe young lady VINO Is the sub
jrct this bflr notir- e." she had, without solitary
exception lhr ail-rtondr regard and respect OF all
wan knew her worth Bun d-2h IS NJ resprrtrr 81 per-
snns--th- old AMI this yonir, he atrCEg IND his ra-
nigh and the low, are alike subject 10 his CAL u
the Innocence Of youth or the 0veness oil woman IN
all her native n3lrsty-ta heat without disguise and
life without rrprnach charity without seishness ani
grnllrness without lnspldity vivacity without tviy
and spirit without riideness knowledge without prdGL-
try and mnd-sty without timidy, candour without du-
pcity aud fidelity without changr-lf these, and all
the other feminine accomplishments and virtues winch
graced The character OF the deceased beyond the usual
allotment Of her srY, could have averted the shalt Of
death the dead would have lived and tns living
been gladden-d. Hers, in truth, was noble nature
generous coniding nigh toned and chigulrous-o,gt,
fnl Of self hut mindful Of Others happiness liz!
mind precious jewel, no less brilliant Than the
caskrt which contained II was lovely. Recnsve ~
her habits, she had studied much and ardently, aud
few young ladies Of her age perhaps have read VIII
more, and II Is source of regret 10 OF her
that she not induced 10 give some OF her e
rary productions To the public.
In all the relations of ifr the deceased extreme
ly scrupnOns To discharge her wholly duty-to her pa
especially she was dItlful and DEVOTED,
TO her did brother, or sister, look III vain ioi
the v@liesl affection, domestic, for tho kindest
sympathy and consolation In distress.
character thus lovely and pure only needed The pro
perty Of rejecting the Image Of the Saviour make
perfect and II Is source Of untold joy 10 her friends
TO know that Il received this crownhg gGrv IN hsi It's.
Illness Before her death she expressed perfect wiz
lingne,s 10 meet the Saviour in whose atonng blood
she placed the most Implicit reliance. and eIhorird
those oil her immediate relatives who yet without
the Ark oi Safety tn prepare meet her In Hsavrn
May her dyn admunitions be needed and her prayrs
be heard and answered.! The writer who knew the
Of the deceased, realizes in all its drsoiation and
GLOOM the aching VOID which her death has created
earth, and can only feel that "when ssek friends part
tits the survivor dies.h z
Daauiue Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
COMMERCE. AND NAVIGATION

We are indebted 10 Senator Mason Tor a:opy
of The Annual Report from The Register the
Treasury, for the year ending June 3Olh, 49,
AT that date the tonnage Of the United Sta'ewas
1854 044! having increased in The precedinsYear
3l4 996. The increase is particularly be
marked since the abandonment oil high pbtcc.
tive tariff in le46 Thus, our shipping inceas-
ed from 2,l3O 900 tons in lS4l 10 562,Oa in
1916, and 3,l54,044 in lS4S. Within 'hsIwo
frs, years Of The operation of the high tart Of
1928, il tel from LA 900 10 l,l94,OO0. The
HoIrishns condition OF The carrying trade, uder
a low tariff and independent treasury, is one olbe
strongest proofs OF national prosperity, andar-
n,shes potent Argument why 'well enosh
shnuId h. lei alone
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
{relegrapAed Tor Il. Baltimore American

NEw YoRK, May II |, ?. NJ.
LATE AND IMe ORTANT FROM The
IHMUS-ARRlVAL OF The FALCON.
The Unitsd States Matt Steamer Falcon,
Captain Thompson, arrived This morning IRON
Cnagres. whence she sailed on Inc 4th lnsa nj.
Al the latest dates from Panama, neither the
California or Oregon had reached there from San
Francisco. All The persons congresa'ed on me
Islhmus, who had no tickets by The seamt'>.
would leave Panama between the ION and l5.h
of Nav 10 the following vessels: Bremen ship \.
Won Humboldt, Hamburg batque Sophie, Anne
ricau whale ships NuImand, CAUCASIAN ahn
Howard, baTques Sylph and Seymore, AID
briggs Cassiope and San francisco. These yes
sells had ample accommodations TO carry on all
who had the funds necessary to pay their pas
sage.
The raioy season had commenced, and the
Cruces river had risen IL such height that Inc
steamer Orus had been compelled to discontinue
her trips upto The town OF Cruces. Another Iio'
had occurred al; ai.fandango, which resulted ID
eight or ten persons being stabbed, several OF
Them Ams ricans ln consequence OF TINS anaif
a military force will hcnceiohn be stationed al
Panama by the New Granadian government.
The Governor has also requested and obtained
the cooperation OF The Uni ed States Consul IN
compelling the Americans TO behave peaceably.
The Cholera broke out on The steamer
COL Saulon, on her massage from New Orleans
TO Chagres, and six OF her passengers and crew
had died.
Messrs. James G. King & Sons, of this city,
Yesterday effected an insurance IN three ofhces
upon $500 900 California gold, 10 be shipped by
The California.