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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-20
i.a,es, and Important Mews.

The New York papers contain the FOL-
lowing highly interesting despatch from
London:
War threatened between Russia and
Turkey.
CoNsTANT!NoPLE. Sept. l2-The Emperor
OF Russia employs no argument in Court
for his demand for delivery Of The Polish
and Hungarian Refugees at Widen, but
says in his letters that he will consider the
escape Of one as casus heW. If tSe Sui
tan did not give simple yes or no, 10 the
id-de~Camp, he threatened to return to
Warsaw. The Sultan persists in his res
olution, aud is backed by the Foreign Min
lister, the Grand Vizier, the Sieraskjlr, the
Nlahomet Ali Pasha, and Mahomet Ali,
but the great majority of the Council is
alarmed at threatening tone Of Cars note,
and no official announcement of the Coun-
ellis decision had consequently been made.
There is reason to believe that the Turkish
Government, urged on by the English and
French Envoy, will reject the demand,
1t is supposed. that the Emperor will put
his threats of War into execution should
the answer be- negative, although nearly
the whole Of the Turkish fleet is at the God
en- Horn, quite ready for service, and
could the entrance of the Bosphorus, yet
the Turkish army bears no proportion to
tAe forces, the Emperor would march
against the Turkish frontiers in few DAYS
Sixty thousand Turkish troops are concern
trated around Constantinople, but the En-
Flish fleet could not reach the Golden
Horn sooner than Is or 1G days. A Rus
san feet could be in the Bosphorus with
ia "a hours.
The greatest anxiety prevails among all
classes, the greater majority opposed to
var as destructive to commerce and indus
iry.-l'rtish subjects are among the relu-
gees confined in Widdon, viz: Gen Guven,
i1'n. Longworth, and Gen. O'Donnell.
Private letters confirm the report Of the
Srltan's decision not to deliver up the
Hungarian refugees, and it is stated on the
best authority, that considerable uncasincss
prevailed IN diplomatic circles, as TO the
nfsmate consequences of the resolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

CHARLESTON Sept H. ARRivgD-N Yesterday steam
ship Osprey and schr NJ b M4houry Philadelphia chip
SllHvan. big Grora lsna aui schf Louisa, New ora
BOSTON. lfIh-AksIvtu, ships Sluuls, Liverpool, Al
clst % Moro, Cardif yu 20, VIA Liverpool ; sept
ln kuue N-s Orleans. Aug. lut hafk falra. glasgow,
Aug a. l4h l.t "a 81. lon ~ IS, bark Hyperion,
4sgow ior NcNlork, lst inst Ei 81 go, Ion - 81,
spoke hafk Srauarus of ST. John, b. bound east 81
ai ST. JON ~ a. hnE James Glasgow ilr l-lon barss
Acadia. Glasgow. al ut, OIfard and Adeha Rogers,
Pha, brig Leouure Cadeuss Ten brig ha'dce, ilr Ml-
xss fcAt day The ufIy American, hugs Cadmus Nlfil-
Auarfc via froviuctfovu James Crosby, Craref hen
U.s. Malenpa Logan. koarl Lenia. Aualuc AMI frnrces
Jane, iliIa srhrs Oliver and stranger, Albany Am
Parker. Norfoks Malorla sally Am, krldlskesE, 50
rah Ann and Cardeuas. Phlai Friend, " mingion, De-
October. Delaware CIT Mauucr Brave and Leandrr,
A bauy. Ouana. R0niuut; Cooley CO aud Richmond,
NNork. CLEARED. ships May Glover, Iurk. Island
Bay STATE. NOrean-i harks Il4ou, Pou spain Lruooa,
Havana; scnr Pensacola. Pl.a
PORTLAND, lail-AARIvtu, ship sarah Nlork big
Ca.catls. 4 4rdrl... scaf EAtel. Niork.
SALfM-AERFED, srffs .r-lar. and Nm Penn,
Pli.ad. Mary Clark. Nlufk OLfAsEn. sclr Grace Oar
Ina. aIrra
NEW-BfDsORD. l5ih-AREiyEn, schrs Meteor ard 2
Peterson. Ph.a-. sAutu. tl.n 4 ccru. lll-al Ocean.
MARKHAM. lU,h-AKslFtu, sloup saral, NJ lrk -
SAILED. bars William, Nlurk, -chr Harp. Baltimore
EDGARIONN y. llf1-AEklNEn sloop Elect. Ny orb Tor
Nantucket Ssllp, l-th, sclr Susan, from Nlofk iof
Nantucket
PROVIDENCE lS.h--AREivED. schrs Louisiana, ssu-
more Amazon. p. 81 s.o0rs 0allorc, Albany
X tnkir, and Motto. Nlofk.
NEWPORT. l-h-AEkIFED sctr Hlrsuo Ames Ni0rk
Cor Wareaan, l5.l. s.oop Ann Holmes. do Tor tAver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
BY E-ElDNIGHT SOJTHEBl HAIL


'-itrrf ---rLrr ~ ! lr -fA~----
FHr-ADEIrHIA. Friday sept -
Tie City Councils have Instructed he water
.ns c9um.nee o. purchase sie rear the sehuy Kill
Wherein = ereci reservoirs i1r iLe storage o. "a
limiting the expenditure % $4,000 should iae pro-
position te carried into eect shall have pure 1.ier
81 water - Cd seasons I'd he year. -
TIE FL0rR u4rEef remains '-1I sa.es of -s'f ho.-
Cauro1 brands e-r grcr-1 have been u.d- or X Qr.
u.l Pr C.u -s- prices rsrr- ira- : - z.
81 y. u r.aHrr Tie a. :. o. OF RYE FLcrz l- li
o.. end Ioss Mar a. : II 4 Dbl JEAN lLris
jar demand f1r WHftr s1- seven. 's 20 -op-' SO
90 res cod Al CSC f. G, BUSH ClEt STRIVES Sow
ly >4es 0f yellow ~ tl-. arc "a lli- o. DC paI- az
sfea1y -s1 Ne Tor >olirerr ard $50 TO- zen 81 "a
TIE CIrroS Hersets Oh. a and ces sie--y Nrl-Nf-
g .r l1tl hide ard nr Az Zee
ssLrs rF sracss -F-if felrf-51 Reading, ". y fi-
rard I-- So Penn 6.. la0s 80 De- Car c.. p.
sl0 F-ll5s. % $1,000 do. ST.. ID Farm ard A-cl b.
fI.sf Penn Bs, l'ft
sso7ad ho1r3-l0 Penn b. 81 = 30 Read bis, +. ]
Fl hE. 1 $50 81, 81. ll-i 5' Read 4ti -''
81. ~ U sen Nav l1-. i5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
supposed Kidnnppius Case.

ST LOUIS. Friday, Sept. u.
Considerable excitement has been created in
the city BY the sudden di.appearance m ednesday
Ia.t % Mrs. Nation. who be- supposed o. hafe been
Kidnapped ~ articles OF hor co-hi0g were found zee
tarday near the Medical College.
In- excitement Wa s1 great that = mob collected
around the College fnl On warrant being Issued 10
pas carefully seaIched but nothing Was found % con
frm ihe slsl iclors which bad been created.
The mob continued. during the most oi the night
They were, however prevented from doing any mis-
chief ly the Authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

Rece.ps r,fhn the past % h5urs-FLorR, 5000
bbs; WHEAr none; CORN, 1900 bush There is a
good business doing Flour, but there are more Sci
lers than buyers al the old prices The operations
On day are g. 600 hhls ct Is for common state and
Western SJ05 l24 for straight DO, . so as % for
pure Gruesee. There were also sales % o,uuO bbis
straight brancs deliverable before The close 81 navea-
uon Al about - 90 The market for WHEAT Is steady
and frn. sales 2.5O0 bushels Geuesee At = IL CoRN
is lower aud 1000 bushels disposed OF h 5-ie
for Mixed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

NERroNr.-The Vermont IVsfeAmau Of Thurs
day has the following Of the vote for Governor
Carlos Coolidge, 70 -, Horsno Needhsm, g GO
Jonas Clark snd scattering 5l3l-maorty for Cool
idse, S votes. The same towns gave last ycsr 6l9l
majority sssinst Coolidge, leaving Wing gain OF
o2iA Seven towns are yet to come h. These
towns last year cas-. III votes snd gave I'll majority
against Coolidge. he viii ssin pert OF thar. leaving
him about - short OF election according to the re-
turns We expect however there are scattering votes
not returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
GksAaO STYvEsANf, Y
ErSgDlcT LFKfs. ia.


~ The Empire CITY leaves today at 8 r. H.
for chsgres she carries mail but By the various
express lines e,terbsgs will be forwarded in her 10
which newspapers will be pat also. To those who
wish 70 send letters By this conveyance, "e recon
mend our Weekly. Semi. Weekly and Daily Of to-day.
The Weekly and Semi Weekly contain the latest .Eu-
ropas) Foreign news, and all the important Domestic
news Of the week. The Daily paper shows its con.
tenn % the reader
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
The Cubau In.urrectiOn.

TIE Washington Correspondent Of the b4.ti-
nrs saa makes the following statements in relation 70
this subject
Dispatches, understand. have been received
from the American Consul ~ Havana, confirming IN
great measure the rumor-d ilsurrect'on 10 Ours. A
81 der in the cautopisn Regiment While on parade,
wss heard g. shout " Viva "a Repu1lca Viva Gen.
Lopez r
The Ctlccr 10 command immediately drew his sword
sud advanced o. cut hm down. when 81 that Instant
another soldier egead bis mlsket and snot the ocer
through the hesrt General Lopez, for whom the col
der shouted. Il the -pania1 who has already made
some noise 10 NewAork. and is believed 90 Be ore q
fL- principal movers in The Tate secret * pedilln
f proof were necessary o. show that tie object 90 re
expedition w4s descent upon Cuba this eolld 90 TT
o. prove o. The Cuban Government were seriously
thinking 0f letting the slaves loose against the ilsur
GENTS and % THE horrible plan j. put ln operation Ne
may look Tor repetition Of The irshi- scenes % 70
Domingo.
TIE Consul it . understood, wrote for a vessel Of
war 90 protect American citizens 10 Cuba, as there
was strong feeling against the Americans, upon the
suppostiln that they inciung the disturbances
Fortunately for the safety Of our citizens there the
Government bad dispatched, several days ago the lne
frigaic Ger mant0wn Havana, which place she prob
ally reached short time alter the date Of ite Con
suls dispatch. SPECTATOR.
SIAvrs ~ CALIFoKNIa.-A correspondent OF
the Mark adr01IsT writes from Coiiuma "Dr
Franklin. who came up With rs DO the Oregon. returns
o. bring ouf his slaves across the lshmus lie gives
them their freedom, doubtless based upon their labor
ing Tor hIm Tor certain period.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

SOUTHERN AsD WEsrERs MEscHASrs Mrs JgRusS
Cod Candy put up neat square and pockesbe pse
ages with the most beautiful show cards yet executed
ms or any other county and pamphlets containing cers
neals' from Hon. Henry Clay ex.Pre.dent Van Bsrss
Inomas h. Benton, John Van Bufen. Esq n P. wlls
h.q' &c &C. and other readable srgumsn, proyinglss
eesey Of this really good article Merchants ylsh!ngp
sell sgsn, viii be allowed large profit
Mrs. w. JERyls, Sod Broadway.
80 Il" one door above FrankliLs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

r We would advise strangers before lea ling town 10
call ct NArKSss fashionable boot aud shoe establish
ment IA Futou-st and leave their measures They can
then have their boots made and forwarded to them any
future time any part Of the United States Canada,
West India Islands. Mr. W lakes drawing Of The feet
aud keeps pair Of lasts for each customer. by which
be insure easy yet handsome IT. II ready
made boots desired be has the beet assortment In tho
city. obs 3isod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
SECOND DISPATCH


SYRACUSE Friday. sept lf-P. NJ
The Mass Convent have Of" urlef 'ine d'f
after adopting the union ticket OF the Hlnker -nt
Barnbarrer Conventions TIE cly s beginning o. ss-
.4rr- It's quiet asgect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
onologicnl Convention

SYRACUSE, Friday, sept l4-f NJ
The Pom1loeicai lIuig srowersl Convention
has been in session 90 DAY al Market Hall Mr. Kenri.
cutt OF Illinois oicitld As Chairman. About seventy
Delegates were present. Lieut. Col. j. W. Brown OF
Cincinnati aud Policeman Charles Cook II your city,
attended last nI.ht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
From ~. Domingo.

BY the brig Carrysl, Capt. Thstchford, We have
news from the Republic Of 81 Domingo TO the 22i ut
The Congress has decreed Gen Santana the victor
and expusor Of the late President Jmene, the title OF
Liberator and General n Chief OF the Dominican Ar.
my by way OF compensation for his services. lie has
visited the Province OF Santiago aud enthusiast.
cally received.
Buenayeniura Baez has been chosen President OF the
Republic by the five electoral colleges and was pro.
claimed by Congress on the lsih uit and it Il thought
certain that he will accept Ils Is said to be just the
man to render the country prosperous and happy.
Az present all is Tranquil. and the appointment Of
new Cabinet Is mpatienty waited for, IS thought
that the policy Of the Government will then be pro.
ioundly changed. There Is great talk of immigration
as means ofmproving the condition Of the Republic
Nothing is known with regard 10 the protection Of
France being extended 10 the Republic and II 10
thought doubtful whether the thing will be done.
The Hsytian blockade has been raised
James IL Card Of Eastport, Me. died board the
Cauya on the 5lst ut and James o Neal. seaman, on
the 9Th inst. Capt Thompson reported dead, but
Is aiiy and wal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

Miss Dix The PHiLASTgROPIST-Ale letter IRON
Picou a. dated about 7th inst states that Miss DS
made bat short stay in that place. she was wei re-
ceived by the government
~ Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen has been
elected President Of Rutgers College NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

PoaTLAND Friday, sept -.
The Ad.rrstfr VI tais morning says that the re-
ssit Of the late election is stil doubtful
The Democrats 90 ls thought, vii have small ma
lortv b. the H8lse wnAe TIE --nste "A PROBABLY
siaud ID Nhl-s o. ID Democrats.
Tl.re is O. strong probability tlst Hubbard, tie
Democratic candidate Tor DoFerl-r j. elected ~ the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

u.s. W. ''' ~ :.
letter dated Oahu, June ~ says that the
English irigate Pandora sailed from the Sandwich
Islands, for England with California gold ou American
account there being no direct convey 10 the Uni
TED States Gold was quoted at the Sandwich Islands
al Sl6aSl6 ID per ounce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

MASSACHUSETTS ELEcTios-By comparing the
vote of the last trial in the Ivh District with November
last year. 1t will appear there ISIS great falling on IN
the vote, however much all parties have gained over
the lima yote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

N.oHols Co.'S srYLs.-rhe semi snnuai Aif,'i'
has commenced and w.uloUi designing 10 JOIN ia no
nsec NICHOLS Co invite he public, ancr having read
all me egogisuc advertisements. TO come and eNaniae
their fow.dAv FaA Style and Judge by ocular evidence
whether Is surpassed In the beauty OF lbs model sud the
oneness OF is texture by any Other hat IN he city
NICHOLS Go. have great variety Of geutemens hats
and caps and fancy hats for children prices 10 sui all
classes Of customers. NICHOLS co 2go Broadway.
80 SN.awMNSs One door above Park place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

sTzAcrsE, Fndsy. sept IS
TIE Mass Jaiol CoaFelr'9a @ -ne baraoar'efs
and Hanksrs here today Iai ID iae noHaaisns made
81 syracuse and rlcs AID adopted fas9.--ons going
the whole h1z .~tre ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

GREAT POWDER EXPLOSIONS AsD DEArH-The
powder magazine Of the M@ssrs. Baxter contractor.
Oh the sih section Of The Rutland Railroad about one
mile above Ludlow, Wss SET 0n IRE and blew No ON
sunday afternoon. There Nas in t some tun and !
nai o. powder partly IN kegs and partly 10 open -four
barrels. IwO Irish boys Is and the other u wear.
~ age, We're killed and their bodies muulated IN a
shocking manner One OF them presented nothing bat
oackened mass Of iesh without any resemblance 10
human form. The ground On which the magazine
stood, vas torn up y the depth Of no Or three ieet
aA1 spnter u toe magazine, the largest the size Of
mans hand, scattered Tor great distance around
he ~indsTs ~ the houses FOR circuit Of mile we're
more less broken and ~ the distance Of half mill
entire cash vas destroyed.
he L4dl0n stur states that considerable eusn,tv
VI powder had been scattered on the ground outside
and some ave Or SIX lnsh boys assembled and gathered
some o. 10 into pile, and without considering n,
danger, bred ~ which communicated with that nsise
and ign.ted the whole. Il some two or three
minutes after the nrst fash before the exposion-ynx
chance for part 10 get out Of the way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

NEw.OBLE4Ss. Friday. sept IA ".
Toe EQluo.t. al storm has been raging ior sew
ersl days WITH heavy sae which have obliged several
vessels intfe Gull % put back l feared The ship
ping il tle hsr5oF viii not escspe serious damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

A STRONG DELEGArIoS.-The Wings Of Sat-
fox Co Mass have sent Rufus Chosie, Robt c. Win.
throp, Josiah Quincy, Jr. Geo. ;. Hlsrd, Francis B
crownlnshield, VIM. sehouler, Geo. A. A0An. ana a
host OF other "good and true to the State Con
yention at Worcester on the Sd proximo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

HlcsiD's sincl It,fod1V--F 1000 bbIs
WHEAT 1900 hu.h Cons 900 bush There is a
good demand tor Western Flour and prices are With
out material change TOE saes aye 5000 bbls mostly
Michigan. al q - For WHEAT ihere j. bat little TO-
Qury-tho sales not cdlng 2Oul bushels, a. -itc
Ton Ohio CoRN in tar request. and We notice sales
of $500 bushes including tat yellow. % q 70 4y,. Ia
OARS about OoO bush changed hands Al 30ic WINS
"a is quoted Zir. with fair business. ia EArlGHIs
rn.rs ia folhfrr new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
The "Naiiou" Newspaper and MIR. MclIa.-
ter's Proposal.

NATION OlFlcE lhurtday.
The Editor OF TIE Trib4He WlI otlgs Mf. MCGEE
~ y Nl.i'a) by stating thai be does not recognize
Mr. J. A McMasiers right 70 interfere in the question
raised between Llmstf snd certain of the Catholic
clergy TO The Liberty cd the Press By - doing,
the controversy would lec me mere editorial con
test. which . never was and never vii G. With Nr
McOecs consent lie wiz sustain bis own side o. the
in bis psptr against tlosa wl0 voluntarily
took tee Negative bur BE- viii not scmi. them - aP-
pear by proxy ia tac person oi Mr. McMsster.
Nr. Nc0ee, 40 the same time declares The proposal
for ll.ing the iscfs 20 his possession o. tNo or
Editors % the Cry Press IS one he VII BE- most
hapYy % accept gre other party involved thai u,
- clergy ut p clnri l his address o. the Public.
consent in that address Mr. McMasier is ia no Nay
mentioned. so that Be- ls nos tle other party com
pe;eni o. make this Ofcr Nr McG-r impesches lot
i1e hsnd. tl. ihc head He knows nothing % Mr..
NcNaster .u "a clerical capacity.
Mr Niece thinks % rI-lt CD add tisi Re has already
answered the Official disclaimers % Dr. Hughes where
they appeared. in The columns 90 the " T. E1Er.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

IT -UII1I fIIIl - % ID
Two attempts were made yesterday % bow up
Smiths large urng mills, but they fortunately tailed
several aero " iIcend.arisu and one murder &C.
CURED .astHirlt
TIE weather 10 COS. and braclng and the city gcncr
a y healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

sUsAss FoS PSEsERvfsc, FINE Teas, kc.-We would
inform readers that o. Fowler has In large
and choices assortment of white aud yellow refined and
other Sugars suitable tor preserving which he Is offering
a. very low prices. Also, choice Teas, Groceries sld
foreign Fruits sc. Our country friends would do vel TO
give him a call. His stores 80 and 10 Greenwch,
and 70 hesey, and cor. Grand aud Clinton sis sfI'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

In Increasing the .P.end0r hs fancy socS. he eeag
Of hi. styles AID the imaginable Of BIS business 0tNiS
has determined obsa1s,ey 10 adhere 10 bis Old snd rea
aba prices. Ia.s being clearly understood, b. 10
vles The heads Of families anl ls p4oAc generally 10 al
inspection OF hs superb assortment u Chdrens Fancy
HAS srd Caps, unrvscI 81 Paris and surpassed
by the exquisite specimens % Preach MANY ,ac.ue.
vita which hey may be SEEN SIDE ~ eide, IN ls sioso
and show
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

PowDEa-MILL ExPLosioS.-A cylinder MILL
connected with Messrs. Hammer & Forbess Powder
WORKS IN Esst Hartford was blown yesterday morn
ng about o'clock The mil contained about 10 kegs
Of powder u the time. One man, named John Brien
~as killed. He was, as IS supposed making some
slgnt repairs u the machinery, doing which the ex
plosoa va caused. The mil wss not running.
Hartford (Ctj C0urani 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

lLLlN0H.-Tne Governor Of tbis State pub
lshed proclamation converting the Legss'ure on the
I'd u OcIo0eTnext for the purpose OF nlng vacan.
g 10 the Office Of Unted States -enstor from the state
q Illinois The Governor ssO ann unces az addition.
Al reasons FOR this extra ses.on various other matters
Of important domestic nteresf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

CINCiNNATL Friday, Sept u.
The intermcnts for the TWO weeks ending yes
tcraay we're Of Cholera ~, and other Diseases 1884,
The river is slowly falling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

MONTGOMERY Co.-rhe Wings Of the lid Dis
trict have chosen WIN. CLARK. Esq. Delegate to
the State Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15

~ " plo.sn WIN pleasure tlc io--uNlhs
uols from Capt. Busd Of The NortAerBer Ous inform
ant was undoubtedly mistaken
To tis Eitor " IA Trlaas
nEAR SIK. Having u0uccl II your Supplement oi
yesterday. sfalcEaens that the ~Noriherncrs delay
caused ty her touching on the Bar of Charleston
Nhich statement d Incorrect AID may BE- % great
ci.41 Fan-a-e l. uur Luc-yul W. Do me favor by
correcting the SAM ne cause ol our not arTiFins
early Tuesday morning. as lsual) wss as follows
DE ship sdverlsd g. leave Charleston 90 >at-r-
lay afternoon A. 0cllcs but l couseQ utnce ~ lne
ifcsh north east wind az that c caused suCh sea on
TIE bar TIA. Cur gut refused o. take toe ship @ sea
Consequently she was detained unri Sunday morning,
O'Clock she then eif the wharf. and although the
Bar As rough she crossed In safety, and rE7li i1ah
~ ~ eoies We then proceeded our passage the
~nd YET Blowing fresh. ald e high sea dead ahead,
which lasted until We're Up o. the Capes of ihe Del
aWaIeif then moderated. and We reached toe wharf
about o'clock IN these matters IN ny opinion the
ship should be praised coming through IN &C shori
& time sgcnsg strong gales and heavy from y. Z.
70 Z. By blowing ~ umes 50 hard that max.
Ing only three OF four miles per hour. Your obi serv
THOMAS :. BUpD, Master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-15
susINNss NOTICES.

ANsSicAN Ng-EJN.-ln iae Absence ~ space 90 lale
liz. rnlulte u novelties ~hct ne programme oi Der.
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