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Ion s6 spoke sw brig Mamie from GOtteubuh for Rio ia
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July 70 lat Is 30 Ion ~ 3d. passed vessel bottom
supposed 10 be about 700 tons.
brig Uranus Burt sydney. CB, 10 DAYS with coal.
Brig Samuel French. Brown, Alexandria with -four no.
Venezuelan schr Leo knbatmors. Bolivar City, 20 days
with hides.
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Steamship Southerner. Berry. for Charleston.
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BANK OF SALISBURY
III Notes Of Bank Of Salisbury Maryland redeemed
i by T. HOUGaToS, So Wall street. ct ONR per ess1
discount. jy3 53tt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
From Jamaicn.

By late arrival from Kingston, Jamaica, We
have the J0rsai Of that place the -sih Of January.
The feud between the two branches OF the local Less
la,ure was growing and he Journal says ha, 4
collision and dissolution were Inevitable The House
has all sonz refused to treat the Council branch OF
the L. gisature looking upon IL ss mere ministerial
body Al this the Council takes rmtrrge calls II a
grievance snd de.-anas redress. The Council threat.
ems refusal 10 d. business any farther with the
House, ara this the Ho1ie ridcuies thing I'm.
possible
quarrel had occurred il the Houss between two
members, Dr. Morales sad Mr Jackson. which seemed
likely end IN duel but while preparations or the
battle were going on, the belil.ereuts arrested
and bound over 70 keep the peace. The Jor1a mas
article the health of Kingston from which learn
that within fortnight the masters VI two vessss n
that hsroor beside part Of their crews, mad died Of
what supposed 10 be yellow fever
One OF these vessels Brilish bark and the other
an American brigsntne which had sailed for New.
Orleans bu put back In Consequence Of the death Of
her commander. The Journal intimates ina, these
deaths may have srsen from the tthy -tu@ used for
ballast which s vel calcgis.~d 10 produce mssris
Toe American Consul mad refused D. give clean bill
Of hesth sny United States vessel .hch might take
In ballast from the wharyes and seaside Of the city
fPhila North American
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Commerce and Politics in Cuba.
Cuban Correspondence of The Tribune.
MATANzAs DE CUBA, Feb. 6,


MArANzAs DE CUBA, Feb. G. Lac.
MsssRs EDITORS | hasten TO forward you a
few lines by the steamer Isabel, which sail. from Hs
vsns the Stb.
Business prospects are far from encouraging and
transactions somewhat limited The deficiency in
the sugar crop is equal 10 33 per cent Of last year
production, ard will be serious injury to the com.
merce and prosperity of the Island. Sugar ana mo
ases have advanced In price but unsettled stete Of
the Kingdoms of Europe will prevent speculation and
sn enhancement proportional to the deficiency.
The quarantine restrictions have caused An sccumu.
lion of merchandise which hes depressed prices, and
shp-ovners complain that freighs are ruinously lo"
outstanding the many depressing circumstance,
an active interest is felt In continental politics.
The election of General Taylor is looked upon with
much satisfaction, aud agreeable sntcipetons OF q
prosperous period exist. Our Consul, hr. Johnson
has returned 10 his official duties. During the Summer
and early FAN he absent In the ned states zeal
ousiy striving 10 promote the election OF tep Cs's
Is believed By his friends that il success had attended
Gen C. an important official appointment was at the
disposal Of NJ. Johnson
An underlined feeling seems 20 exist throughout the
Island that Cuba will not very much longer remain
spanish province. No one dreams OF accomplishing
the severance by force. Negotiation is the proposed
means and the transfer is TO be blOodess one. The
policy Of such an exchange is undeniabe. % far -
Cuba is concerned, and doubtless 1t would be promo
tive of commerce generally but there are otnet a
oects OF view which demand earnest consideration be
fore decisive action.
The alarm produced by the Cholera has sbated Nc
single case has occurred In the island, and Il Is hoped
the scourga viii pass by II il comes It's rsysges 4" W
city il good probably mortality IL not 90 great rs r.
New York or Boston We have been exempted from
violent storms during the winter several shiPs hsVe
been wrecked Notwithstanding on the northern coast
The last one | have heard Of was the Engish ship
ROYAL 4d,laide; no insurance send TO Havana by
uriyate hand VI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Growth Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In the
Fox River, &C.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
BERLIN. Wisconsin, Jan lsi9.

Correspondence OF Inc lIoube-
BERLIN. Wisconsin, Jan l-iy.
Berlin Marquette Co Wisconsin, is the name
of Village Just started In the West situs,ed on FOX
River p miles from N. mouth and sbout 50 miles IRON
the Wisconsin River The two rivers al one point sre
only /. miles spsrt and when the improvement OF the
Fox (Which is nov under way $ completed, We shall
have an uninterrupted communication with Buffalo on
the East and New Orlean. on the south Vessels that
can navigate Lake Michigan or the Mississippi River
can navigate the Fox after the improvement 10 insae
which Will De- we trust the coming season
There s better soil In the Union than can De io1no
ia Marquette Co Our crops are always good and Tar
ners can begin % live they get here About
miles east Of this place commences our oesutiu
Prsries the balance OF the land this ,the tasr side OF
the river /. hne meadow and. and OAK openings 20
n the Emigrsnt begins his Home in the West upon
even the Openings il will take him but short tine q
make himself sucE home ss the wants o. shAppy NE
will be perfect stranger %
On the west side Of the river commences the indian
Territory which lately tresied for, with the Memo
rninee tribe Already have los; some Of our citizen.
sho have gone across the river and made inemsrys,
new homes in that paragon Of Al that NAn could wish
,,r The Treaty mad lat- lsst Fall vet al ne w.y
between this place and the Wisconsin River you nnc
~ Yankee loscabins The frsi house oi entertain
nsp,s &c miles from Us. the 5suks OF noe stream
sn5 iu the heart Of . hne country.
herewith transmit the subscription money iori~eniy
copies Of The TribaHs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
st,te ,iberty League Convention.

A Convention Of Gerrit Smith Abohtionists ard
National Reiormers commenced at Utica on the
3l.t ult and remained In session two days l. O.
WIurK OF Onondsga. was called TO preside JP Mann
OF Jefferson assisted cePresident snd H. T. Gro
zier OF Madison, and J. J. Belden of Jefferson were
chosen Secretaries. Business COMMITTEE, conslsii
Of Gerrt Smith, Berish Green DAVID Fluuo. ~ II
Frost and A II Turner, reported, NJ the commence
nent Of the afternoon session, series OF Resolutions
and sn Address.
the address has been mi.laid but the Model Workr
publishes the resolution with variety OF remarks on
the speechec which were made. The following resoiu
ton lost by vote of Ayes 10 Nays 2 alter an am
mated discussion in the affirmative by Gerrt smith H.
p Crozier A. Pryne of the Liberty League, w " BART
of the National Reformers. &C. and In opposition by
Berish Green, Lyman c. Houeh, David Plumb, &C.
Resolred, That recognize the erosdest pnnciP.e o.
Democracy and the right irrespective OF sex OF coV OF
character TO part pse In the selection OF clNi rulers
Another earnest discussion ensued on the endorse
ment OF the Modd Hork, as worthy OF the patronage
of the party Mr. Pryne decidedly opposed 10 the
tone OF the journal displayed since It's commence
ment Other gentlemen sympathized win Mr l. out
the resolution passed the V0rko was the only organ
of tho peculiar sentiments OF the Lesgners- keso'u
tous against pro slavery churches IN isvor oi Lsno
Reform and the enforcement OF Temperance Laws tne
establishment of righteous civil government the spread
Of human salvation and blessedness were slso adopted
and 10 farther ,,-
Ee,oroS Thai II may be better 10 resort 10 revolution
han 10 submit 10 Government which cOmpes It's suolees
pay The debts Of sheir sneeslofs That WINE We aUN
Government draw on poieriy for the expense OF
ide hope that there will not be vars Ihs' ene reu
ers Constitution clearly authorizes the abohon cf rve'y
part OF ofAmecsn slavery That Is for The protefio
cot for the Of Rehts and hsI Slavery inereioe
kasmuch It the prsemnent destroyer OF hehs ls
tCon.uuuoof Statues Judicial Decisions TO The contrary
notwiths anding , utterly incapshle Of esishuon
IL was decided 10 call National Liberty Fsrty Con
ven,ion In this city 10 commence on Wednesday June
3 ls4q
Letters were presented to the convention from
sessrs Charles c. FOote snd Lewis Frost oil Mich.
Lorenzo Matthews Of Erie Co II. Smith OF Perch RIVER
Ae ympathizipg With the objects OF the Convention
and the progress ef the principles Of the party.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
The eInaugurutioa hall

Az Wssninzton IS designed 10 be the most mag
ni6een, entertainment ever yen 10 tho Uni,Yd States
Ample accommodations are provided for 400 persons
sitl comfortable accommodations for both adde's and
Gentlemen The wal. Of the Assembly and supp~,
Rooms are b BE- richly cecOrssed for the occasion
ne cost n the entertainment is estimate st oyer
5000 and the Committee calculate upOn the sales o.
0c0 tickets At s0 each having resolved 10 give VITA,
ever surplus may BE- efr % the two Orphan Asyiums
Grngls Band 8 10 attend in Consideration Of the subse
queut use Of The Pavilion aud other expenses which
~il b. 80 TIE Phila3elphis G-rmsnis Band 10 ssa
-nzs sec. The dancing pavilion 10 feet bJ
~ and the promenade saloon 100 by % The following
tens nave been ordered for the tables pyramid d
erys'alizsd fruits feet nlsh pyramids . fesp o.
cream ~ gallons Of cream; 80 sslons Of Roman
P1uch 80 gsllons Of lsrnonsie 80 mods OF Fly
y mods Of blanc mango 1000 sns!l les) eakes
40 pounds Of pound cake 60 pounds Of fruit cake
- boned tarkey,; % jeily hams " Charlotte Rnsss
70 roands slanode; 90 chicken ssisds lc errspins.
fricssee, fresnd;se and 10 soup and oysters vtnesi
end raw and In every variety Of dressins Tbs con
tract fs2 BOO for the supper, exclusive oi a. vines
ard liquors except tas Roman paseu Inc wines snd
"a xed nquors will Il Is estimated, cost sl-soc-
Que .tem Of tss lss being IS sssxsu Of shAEnpASas
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Letter from Inmartine.

The Boston atlas OF w ednesday contained let
er from srusrtine Peter T Homer, Esq who, as IL
sll be remembered was the bearer to Frsnce of the
ADDRESS adopted by the citizens Of Boston TO the Mem
Der, Of the French Provisional Government The FOL
lowing |, the letter PAkIS 2Sih May, ls4s
sin; s subject Of crest grsn -snon 70 me 10 have %
t.n.nt 4 Won Ia he nsue Of the Executive Government
he Ffrneh Republic our united shsnks or The s1dre.s q
Which you ere Toe bearer from The City OF Boston The
Dupshy which II expresses for the welfare OF cur n'ns
kpubie 1. The more precious, coming IRON me lo~t
shch gave br,h TO gfsnkhn sud which rose hrs snops
h. cns OF America 20 Of the yoke ard engage in n'
eoocGeG Of lndependeoce -ths gon, US suusse. r u
shch he privilege u msnS Of me sons oi rIsno,
ste part and imbibe those principles oi ffeeNvn sn y
ee Rights Of Man hich amer any years eonlsss nse
sgih iiumphcd under the banner OF Loer'y -iss"s
trslrrny
hsy leg you to receive more. and TO transmit .
lar f- weouutym.n The ihsnks Of the Execun'e o2
sanen ciFfsnce, ard The expression OF or sincere
ecuvsie those fer dly relations which have conssn.,
eset b-g~ the two Naiors and " hch recent even"
" have tended TO Of eng,hen ana cement
LAMARrINE
P.rr n E.o
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Particulars Of ,he Los, OF the Forth.
IRON ne : o Pcay1os

We are indebted 20 an officer Of tie United
states schooner Frt al Pensacola the - inst from
Ssa for tae folio Elng particulars of to- l0ss Of the
Forth PESsAcoLs, OF the Navy Yard FEB. ?
GENTLEMEN The Royal West ntis Mail steamer
Alscraues On the morning Of the 18th u January
Passengers, crew and mails all saved
The y-sssngers and mail ls'i Southampton On the %
Of I-cemcer 10 the steamer Avon, which, AFTER con
tending for teu days against westerly gales had % bar
away tor Madeira where sn- arrived 90 m IN De-
c~nber, took In coal zEj proceeded - =, TaOm-
where she arrived on The 81 Of January, and tran.
TERED the mail and passengers - the Forth The Forth
landed her rnss a. Porto Rro the ID Kingston. ia
-1sra On the Gtn snd reached Havana the llth a
January The malls haviug been already mucn retar1
Cd the steamer gave up the route rid Snip fssnc snd
proceeded the llth direct N, tsFs Cruz, hayinz
90 board the rssse-s-fs oourd - Ss< Oresns ss vel
a. lno.e bound fJr Bsrrud1s, h- orignsl destination
Of toe Avon
On the l4tb Of January, At 5 o'clOck a. " the sbip
struck on th- sO-5 poin. Of the Aiscrs1es aud
.s soon afrerwsrf sbsndonss the passengers ssvinz
most II their eFsct The passengers and arrived
arr n any hartships a. mgescny tie I'm of Jan
nary The oti-srs and pan u sce passengers lsi'
Can5eschy three dsys after thsir arrival Ia tne Amer
csa schooner Leily f1r HsEanna The erew were most
" sent 20 Lagln., % ind passage home IN some o.
the logSoOd ships from tnst port Of tue passenser'
bound 20 Vera Cruz several took passage In the schr
Consn,a on the 2ist Ct January for ta-s place and
others for the same dssunat0n srll waiting an oP
uo-tuniry. Those foT New Oresns-Messrs LOckhart
sanders and Slvesrre-hsve arrived .; Pensacola Il
me l. : schooner flirt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

~ The bill in oar -sste Senate % lessen the
severity Of criminal punishment proposes % make the
minimum Of punishment in s's'~ rrisco ooe year IN
- z.,rs of = ful urene efifsfei murder. lt removes
"a, pup.hment from lhe srsds OF political odences &c
- "a. h.rs,oiore been sitsched, such
and NJ. senator who inroa1erd Il 'sid that ae who
is = b >, c~srtu-u th- Goverur OF mis- state
-iS - -.g.-s.d a. q % sdmnn-a nt tenant for lu-
800 ..y,un-.nd that We, n al our history had
nsver had q case Of usason
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

PURE WATER AT ALBANY.-F s Clexton, Esq.
the engineer charged by the Common Council OF Al
bany with the surveys preliminary TO the introduction
Of pure water into the city has just reported Three
consideredi the report nameythe MOHAWK
river PATRONS Creek. and the Hudson. To supply the
city from the Creek will cost according to the estimate
s624 5q7 it is also supposed that this source viii no.
yield enough for the city at the end Of fifty years lhe
Of raising and distributing the water OF the Huds
put down STAG Ol5 while the Mohawk water taken
At Cohoes may be had for s703 500 These estimates
suppose 10000 gallons dsily from the Hudson, 800 oOo
from the Creek and z 100000 from the Mohawk The
engineer is entirely in favor Of the last
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
P.rrs 7. HOars, E.Q Boston, United STATE.

RECIPROCITY os TRADE WITH CASADA.-The
blowing resolution passed In the Canadian Par.
ssn.n, on the Sd instant;
That II 10 expedicni u provide for the free adrs
soe Of grain and bresdstuas Of at kinds vegetables
tults, seeds sumsls hides wool. butter cheese tai
os horns sSlted and fresh meats Of ali kinds OF
nsssls sshes timber slaves wood and lumber OF ali
dads Of the growth of the United States Of America
kio Canada, whenever similar articles the production
Canada, shall be admitted without duty into the
&d United States
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16
Iree ~nil In Louisiana.

Mr.. H b. Brashear, (son OF the State Senator
and venerable Delegate to the late Philadelphia Con
ven,ion) has come out in the Franklin Us) planters
Banner as an out and out Free Soiler He says ihsl
slavery Is statutory provision Of the slave states
guaranteed bv the Constitution. and although slave
owner himself he thinks the Union Will be endangered
by the formation Of more Slave States lie says That
the institution of Slavery in Lousisns. Florida and Tex
as ACQUIRED by common treasure, was nagrsnt vlo'
laiop of Northern conscience He deems II perfectly
constitutional TO abolish Slavery in the District or IN the
Territories.
La common he says with enlightened Souiherners ne
considers slavery to be morally snd politically wrong
and us accounts for It's universal Adherence through
out all ages He says the question must be seusa on
It's nerits-on broad national phlsnthropic and con
sttutona grounds-on the grounds OF principle ana
common interest The ultra views Of the political Hot
spurs engaged in the southern Convention must not De
allowed 10 endenger the stability Of the fabric OF our
blood bought" Contederacy. As southern man ne
utterly repudistss these fanatics and looks upon them
as mad Il heated by hesrtless ASSAULTS Ha""s II
cool aud deliberate.
This will do very well Tor Louisiana sugar planter
and will no doubt be seriously considered by the more
intelligent and reforms,ory people OF the several south
ern states. ,, -,
The Planters BaRRr, (Whig IN which MI hrssneS :
address wss published, moderately opposes ine primer
ole, set forth In the address, but Is totally opposed 20
Nr Calhoun's mulufsrious schemes The BdnHT THINKS
tbst very canno, be farther extended snd thar the
slave trade should be abolished in the District
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

IL The Friends OF Equal Rights in Gala
tin Columbia County have resolved to secure the ser
vice If JOHN VAN BUBES Counsel for the tenants in
the ec,ment suits Instituted to test the msnos dues
70 certain lands Hon VIM II. sFwARDis engaged
with the Attorney General in behalf of the state
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE II CoScoRD, y. Nv e
learn from Cheney Coz Express, that q IRE broke
out about n. o'clock las, nsht 10 the extensive es'Ao
rshment Of stevens Abbott coach manufacturer AZ
Concord n H. All the buildings connected with ine
establishment with the exception Of tie blacksmith
,hop. wers wholly consumed. together with arEe
amount Of stock and tools The loss 10 estimated al
fro 100000 to $40 oo0 which there wa insur.ncs
% q smal amount 0nly sosfon jour AfsA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

~ Is it too much to ask OF the ChroH0fyPe
when il copies from The Tribune not to gre credit L
the Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

F meeting o. the citizens Of Macon, "a.
va. IA tn 6,h nat 70 consider tne Abolition move
men, IN Congress Hon A Il CnsPPeil presided and
tie following among other re'ol1t.on. Va. saoPtet
Rsso'rsa. Thaf 10 meeting Aolo-rn 1ntl ~ 0eloe
,e,t -.t.-dsv wren the c.-Isns VI Bi5t Cc generally
are requested to assemble ~ the Court House 70 take
vhat sr.on nav b. necessary rcsPect.nz tie recent
alarming progress Of Abolition IN ConsresA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

~ Hon. Gro. :. CATLIS declines nomins-
ton as the LocoFoco candidate for Governor of Con
necticut Hon JoHS NJ. NILES it will be remembered
hs. already been nominated the Free Soil candidate
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

- j. p. CHAPNAN-Crowing Chapman-kdi'
tor Of the Indiana ate Ssntia hes been proposed for
Congress by several Loco ocos in the Indianapolis Die
trct His principal competitors are DR. Ritchey and
william Brown. Judge Wick, the present member
stands no chance Mr. ONealis the Whig candidate
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

- Mrs. PAuLINA :. WRIdHr IS ectunng to
large audiences OF Ladies in Boston on the subject OF
Anatomy Of Physiology the preservation OF health, &C
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

CrRRrsrs Is rBE WEsT ISDiss.-We ere in
deb,ed to Capt Miller OF the schooner 9alies arrived
&, thi. port from Nsnraniia r X Tor copy OF 'ae
following Memorandum
HB. NJ ship VIXEN, ~.
.,-n1 ,oop calm OF the Island Of Mons, IN ihe No
"a Passage the current setting 10 the =. bali nile
ne- hoBr A Bur.,al. master z y. should Ike -
hear If this is picked up 20 the eas' oi ih' Pace "
TO The west Bound % Porto Rico
The above wss picked up ia bottle oy the Ploi 81
Cape Croz (Cubs) OF. Sunday, Dec a. isis II e00i'
no, have heen long in the place where found -
would have been dashed 70 pieces on ihs rocks An
other paper In the bottle wet and w. lost while
drying II In the sun
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

Er Two lots Of Gold from San Francisco, on
board the Lexington were insured In State It Boston
on Wedne esday-one for $4,000 and the other $1,000
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

A MYsrERors RETURs.-Nr. Richard D Do
ran. a nnerchsn, Of hsrpers Perry whose mysterious
dssppesr.nce some fsr years since hss oeen msiter
OF newspaper comment returned 70 nis former home
"a saturday lsst He hss been sperclEg mos, Of bis
time IN Glasgow scotland Itisssng1lsr Il case and
xiu produce some strange Judicial proceedings sup
u,.1g that be bad either died been murdered .n
Pnfadelphis ks estate being very conscers5s one
tad paced into the hands Of sdTninisrsors and We
presume entirely settled far the agent. of the
Court concerned esvrz large surplus jas, o
process Of distribution among nis leg. Representatives
Cssrisstovn Va Spirit
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

Cy~ The Free Soilers OF Rhode Island are to
hold state Convention st Providence on the hrst OF
March next
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-16

TIE EMiGRAxr TAx.-Tbe following sre the
resolutions with regard this subject offered Tues
day in the Assembly, by Mr. Bowen OF this Ciy' ana
adopted
HAsre1, The sapreme CoaH Of he United States ua'
decided ghsi the imposition Of tax on lain grams -
al The poy OF NewioTk for The purpose OF pto'setns
people OF This sgals such lminlxfahls Veuo-s
chsfg-s s psGpers and also that th- inPpsiloo %
tax upon immig for the support OF ne OiNsuvle
-stab.hneti and The hospitals h-resi when imposed
he Au horitss OF ts State. Is unconstuuona sna No,
aud whereas In the absence q he III sh 70 impose soe
taxes Il TO be sppr-h-n1sd that there viii he thrown OF
our shores lsge numbers Of Immigrants weo W be
ohsree upon The people cf his state for t-r suss nce
snd that and fsis diseases Will be int odueec
ard spread ihrou the S,ie and where's under me
sw now declared ~ be uacorsulauOna' destitute lmin
grsrts hitherto their arrival been cothed md led
auvl such hey could provi5e FOR N mseves sno
couis ious diseases have been exc cufec om beyond
the Hnepitsis Of the Olsrsn,iue therefore
he olrea That Senxofs aud Representatives IN Con
res BE- requested encesyor 10 procure he passage OF
suthorlirg The Legislature Of this stsie 10 Impose
tsx rot exceeding - each person srrvins hom 'of
p ron Al The Ciy o. Ne~Nork, Jr The purposes above
mentioned.