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Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25

In TIME.-The Hopkinsville, KY Press,
has -'hoisted the name of James K Polk
for President in 1852
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25

STARVATION IN Nova SCoTA-The
Colonist publishes the following letter
from Cumberland, dated March 18th,
which it says is from undoubted authority
The whole people on Palmer's Point
are. actually starving. One man, after
travelling all the way to Halifax for relief,
returned home without any thing, and
with his family have given up to perish.
Another family were yesterday making a
sort of soup from some scraps OF bones
that the mother had laid by in the fall for
making soap-her children lying around
her while the nauseous meal was prepar-
ing. Hundreds will be in a like situation
ere April passes. Every day brings ac-
counts Of heart rending scenes, and no
one is willing to help another.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25
Second Dispatch.
LOUISVILLE, Aprn Z

LOUISVILLE, Aprf! Z.
Three days previous to the sailing of the steam
er, the commercial feeling more favorable
On the receipt oflater news from India, reaction
commenced and, at the sailing of the Niagara
every department Of trade assumed more health
full aspect. Cotton, having previously declined !
recovered !. Stock, 40S, ,008 bales; of which
259 900 are american.
Political NEws.--T'he Hungarian war pro-
ceeds unreentingly. The regulations of civilized
warfare are totally disregarded. 1t has become "a
mere guerrilla butchery.
IRELAND The accounts from tLs Inflated
country, of the most distressing character
The condition of the people is most deplorable.--
Several frghtful murders are recorded in the pa
pers.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.--The most cordial and
complete understanding seems TO exist between
France and England in relation to Italian affairs
HoLLAND.---Ihe son and heir-apparent of the
King of Holland, was III London at the time OF
the death ofhs father, and Immediately proceeded
home OIL the receipt of the news.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25

Col Roane has entered upon the dis
charge of his duties as Governor of
Arkansas. The oath of Office was ad-
ministered by CHIEF Jrsr1cE JOHNSON.
His official majority is stated at 1863 votes.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25

We have seen statements made by
some of the letter writers at Washing
ton city, to the effect, that dissensions
exist in the Cabinet growing out OF com
flicting opinions in relation to the dis
position of offices. These statements,
the National Intelligencer says, are er-
roneous. No such discussions exist.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25
Teicgraphic report Of tie ". O. Crescent.
TIE NIAGARA ARRIVED.

d. CLINE IN CoTToN-IMPoRTANT PoLIrICAL News.
Decline in the Price of Gotten Navigation Act
passed Cholera in LseIand-Kiag of Holland
Dead Democracy in Prussia--Guiliotias IN
Fraace-Rupture betneen R1.ssia and France
The War IN Naly--Emgration to CoLitoy-
mia.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25

No. By reference to the new Post
Office regulations published in another
column, 1T will be seen that the postage
on transient newspapers, is the same
as charged upon those mailed from the
office of publication, except that the post.
age must be e-raid-being one cent
if within the State and one cent and
a half for any distance exceeding one hun.
dred miles, and out of the State. Letters
weighing fraction over an ounce are
charged as two ounces, OR qIadruple
postage, and over two, as three, and so on
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25

FORGED LAND WARRANTS. The Phi
ladelphia Amerac07s says that the nun
Der Of forged bounty land warrants now
in existence, it is asserted by one who
has some acquaintance with them, is ex-
tremely great, and there is need OF
caution by those who purchase them.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25

Admtted OF al dlseaseS during
the month of March, 1918
Admitted of Cholera, 1876
Died of Cholera, 2i2
Cholera originating in Hospital 100
OF these died 62
From this it Will be evident that, taking
our immense emigrant and ''floating popu-
lation' into consideration, the sickness of
the city and its mortality has been much
less than represented, and by no means
calculated to create the alarm it has oc-
casioned abroad.-N. Orleans Bulletin,
AprH 4.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25


ENGLISH INsoLENcE The bark Thames,
Captain Harmon, arrived yctelday from
Chagres, having sailed the 10Th ult.-
Capt. IL. desires to make publication ofthe
following facts:
Lat. 2O0 so n, lon. SO0 II w. 2 P. NJ,
discovered a ship to the southwark but
could not distinguish her colors as she
was astern of US. A 12 p. NJ she fired
lee gun we instantly hoisted our en-
sign. In ten minutes she fired shot
from her starboard bride gun which fell
short Of us once and a half our length
astern and in range. We instantly took
in our studding sales and hove too. She
came up SO that we saw her tag. She
proved to be an English ship-riSged sloop
of war At 3 ID 2. M. she sailed up on
our weather quarter and saluted Inc with
the following language: "You d
Yankee. why did you not answer my Sig
nal and not give me the trouble to come
up here. | have mind to blow you out
of water He said no more, squared his
yards. set his studding-sai!s and went
about his business [ made sail and passed
him at P. Mn. O. Picayuaae.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25

The HEALTH OF THE CITY We are
glad to be able to congratulate our read
ers at the present very evident improve
ment in the health Of our city. During
the last two days not single case OF
Cholera has been admitted iuto the Chair.
ty Hospital, and we learn from good au-
thOrty that like decrease in manifest in
private practice. In order to give the
public ap exact idea of what has occur
red lately in the above institution, we
give the following statement;
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25

The Hunkers and Barnburners of New
York have united on Mr. Van Shaick,
free soiler, for Mayor of the city. So the
natural allies Of the Democracy of the
South have united with the free soilers.
The Wings have nominated Mr.. Brady
as their candidate in opposition, to Mr..
Van Shaick.
Washington telegraph., 1849-04-25

LAMARTINE.-Fo the benefit of those
who are laying out their sympathy on nj.
Lamartine, says the New York Tribune,
we are happy to say that he has very
snug fortune of about two millions OF
francs still left, lives in elegant style at
Paris, rides in his own coach, and is in no
danger of famishing by starvation.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY DaATTERs
Fv Sale. Of Soes,, r., .,e Fo,vfA Pas,.

FRIDAY, sept. 7-P. 81
The Stock market exhibits much better feel
Ing today and there quite disposition to operate
In the fsnce' At better prices. Governments were
steady but quiet In the absence Of foreign quotations
The favorable appearance Of the receipts Of The Ere
Road has made the market buoyani for that stock and
IL advanced Y cent At the Second Board the mar
kei bad an upward tendency, with large sales Harlem
ln Freghts there is still nothing Of importance
doing, and no change in rates The engagements are
Cd a9i for Flour ls for Naval stores Sd for Corn 3s
sterling for Cotton, l7s Cd for Dead Weight TO svre
Cotton 10 &C.
Ia Exchange there is nothing doing Sterling
il nominaIly y y cent for good bills
The Foreign News is not commercially impor-
t', and is no, particularly favorable excepting for
the Cotton interest The continued advance in this
great staple will make difference in the aggregate
results Of the crop, and assist materially in paying
for large imports Of foreign goods Trade in all
branches steady but scarcely active as before
The harvest mainly gathered, and satisfactory
Ia London, the Money market easy, but money
In better demand Firs,-clsss paper was q q cent
The Consol market had been firm and closed at 92i
In the Manufacturing districts business was going on
satsfactorIy
The business in American Stocks was according to
Barngs Circular, moderate, sHd there sellers
the following quotations United States S. 92ag3 do
Cs, l070l0s Massachusetts, sterling, l0ialO5 Mary
lsud sterling, ~ 40; Pennsylganiz 5s. s00sl, New
York Sc, 9G097; do. City 81, % Ohio Gs, lOl.
Another London house states that the market Amer
Securities has been very dull and that it i very
difficult TO move them even a. present low prices. The
brighter aspec, Of affairs the Continent the absence
of business from London and the prevalence Of the
epedemc, which has created much alarm, produc.
ing an unisvorable influence In the market It is
thought however that by the middle Of October there
will be favorable change, and Amer ,sn Stocks be
again in demand better prices. The following are
tho ouotafions of this leffer
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
ship News.

CHARLESTON, Sept. .4-ARRivED--Ye Yesterday, steam
ship norheruer 50 hours from York; today line ship
Julia Howard schr Grand Turk. both q. fm York
BOSTON, 7th.-AREIvED-SbipW William Gray, from Ny
for San Francisco On the Sd inst lat 49, Ion g. In gale,
sprung leak, and bore for this port leaking II inches
per hour. CLEARED-Ship Kentucky, NO bngs Alphage,
n Thomas and Aux Cayes; Granite, Havana II Was,
Savannah; Peiades, Oucesier, TO load for S1rnam
schfs George and William, Savannah; Red jacket,
ChsrestOn. Queen, Philadelphia
PORTLAND. 6th.-AsRIvtD- Ship Dublin, Liverpool
bng Watson Norfolk. CLEAKFD-Schr Victor, NY
HOLINESS HOLE, 6th.--ARRlvED-B1gs SN Broth
ere Rum Key IA days for Boston; Catherine and Mary,
Ph phis for do; Mary Ellen, NY for Bath Robert
VAIN, Phlads phia for Boston Nuliure. Miragoane Aug
g for dos ,chrs Elizabeth Turks Island Aug 2 for Ban
gor; ; schr CslistO, a Niual ana Nash, fhadel-
phia for Boston
'PROViDFNCE. 6ih-AsRurD-s schr @ w Corner,
BsumOre. Sailed schrs Governor Philadelphia Hsc
Tor, RObdOut Morris Wae. Ny -loops w Hawkins
and march Rond0ut; 9Th, schT Angeine Albany slOOp
MARY Helen. Rondout
PROVINCETOwN, 9Th b-ARRIvED-schr Renz,Nonh
10 sperm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
B r T II s .
DIEH

Of BE-
Ih. -a,T's sas ffsrss o. - iuly
on t.rSsy re sa me- sf2 cc,ct, fc BE- ate
SPIT. iFfifIA vtav ~ ~ sfs Peter Ha,,a
- ~rfs c - nlif t1ss tsf f0t1 Ctrc
i1 ~ ief trau invited
re- r-'- - H-rrg - or s1rdsy ssrro..n cc -fs
fss'sftsI, sept T. - tt- house ~ urs
fDsry ol Dsftlry Corn
sus5.nJ, sf'. sce T. Sept b. WILSON EiSG ssss
y'sf- - r-s n Ern and ssfsh k1g and gfs11-os r
ssno- Htps ~, 70
Lsts - Eshgrss Hs9s1- Lsvsas sSss re Her hu.s-s
10 sAo af-c 40 fr- rf crlr.
Ef-nd chf-n ~ great grsc chac-a. and %
ctid'sn, e. Of Shon sfs ivrg Sovs scoilsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
M a n u Irn

o. Isssdsy evening sept ~ Re-. F.s.r Y, TaoN1s
BARRY 20 Mos HANNAH " THORBURS c.usst.r AZ . -.
Jsmss ftortprr. Ell ofth. Cfy
A. hsdey, Nsss s-pf ry Rev Dr. Woods rs EFSpy my
o. Ns- fon Cry % LYDIA, ssuksi.r Or EJsl surb Ia Il
ba1sy --' - -
- 80 KY ~ rstio1. W sAnCEL n cO~HIfS % ~
klA Lo1l'A dsuthef oi NJ Jotn ! ciast cr-
SEQ , ~ Rev ~ Jor.- ~ CHRIsTIA~ sTFPHS~s 70
nss CHRls1i>A HENKlETTA BRO~s I'll q f,bl. c.f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
DRY GOODS.
A. ARNOLD l. co.

"A. AkNOLD n w.
So CANAL-Sr
ARE NOW EKHiBlrlN6 their Fsl importation oi
A rich and desirable DRY GOODS a. retail, TO which
sy respectfully invite the attention Of their patrons and
me- pubic below hey euumersie. few articles psrueu-
larry worthy Of attention
stand - Glaee Gro de Rhiaes
- Gace stan 10 Chimes
81 cured snl.. from small design. to rich pOmp.aOur
54ch,asesoe and waiered Irish Popnu., very rich and
stand - 5hanssabe and black wstsrsd sl. Tor ..ess
Blars Gros de- Rb.aes. ali widths aud quaius.
slk N,rcelne. ior nlrss, al co'ors
DRESS GOODS
Raw slss, plain ani ehsngesp.e quite new ...,
Paris painted DEE Lne. aud Csshmsre. small designs aad
nrh bold ru.ounss
English end scotch d' do confined styles
and 90 Paris Plain de- LANES. modes DARK and high
French .aa English PRINT.
French and scotch q. ngnsms
Vcioda Ca.hmere. cha. .esble and small plsd'
Frerch Mrnnus and Csshmerv-
LF0nr-s CI0.is plain, changeab and msh eoiOfs
Co.orrd. black and changesble Aipacas
sHAWLs AND GARMENrs
French Cashmere long aud sgazre sha~' os~ ds'isn'
Rich Pinned Cashmere snd Tursars 90 -
Rob Roy Long aud sqasfe shs~ls and seari' IN styles
French v.ets. SACKS and Cloass.
'''"'' '''' EvESiNG DRESS GOODS
Pans r nbroiderrd .usiOu Robes, very ueh
Pans Embroidered EIlusion, by The yard ali coiOfs
Pars Embroidered Tsr.etsns
+ .a1 Ttr.etals, al c0iurs.
Lace sleeves Brrfhes snd Cspe-
suNORiES
EngIsh sli German H0si-ry. ali siud-
iIn-ns. s1retngs and T0Nring.
Rsin aud Whitney BIsnset-, all sizes
French Toilet Qullts co al sud white. all sizes
Welsh ssxony and unshnnsable Fisnnes
a. 81 and 90 Do do
coloret anns. pink blue cherry, scarlet and
mode
Linen C.o1brc Handkerchief. plain and embroidered
french and English Grapes black and colOfed
FELNETs
. srd % black and co.Ored pryeis
B.srx hegef-, yards wide. flr Shs~i-
FAMILY MOURNING
assortment Of every description constantly On hand
Together With general variety VI Fancy .ni Staple
arlr.es 81 5us7od
IlELT RIBBONS. BELT RIBBONS Belt Rib
- bons The Only complete assortment Of Bolt Rib
00a. 10 town. Also Bonnet snd Cap Ribbons Velvet Rib
b0n. swI..snd Cambde Edgngs and lnssrtnss EHbfoi-
isre., Lace and Fancy Good. generally.
1 4 Re-.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
NInrhefa....AInAnY. Sent. Z

Receipts bv Canal acifhia the past "a hours.-
fLoUz. 900 bbls WHEAT 1000 bushels Conn 5000
do-Ihe demand for FLoUR moderate with prices
IN favor Of buyers we quote common state and West
mixed st - n > ~ and strait State and Western
At - 81, and pure Genesee at 37i a > 80
Tho sales reached 500 bDs There fair milling
demand Tor prime WHEAT at III llg for Genesee
with sales 600 bushels CORN tanner sales 1900
bushels At 60c for mixed Western. OATS were easier
sales Of 1000 bushels at 42c BARLEY-Sales 200 bush
ola 4.rOwed were made
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

Rece'rts iritiH me past "a hours-FLoUR, 5000
sbs WHEAT 5000 bushels Com 1900 do.-The
market tor FLOUR heavy owing to large receipts,
nth sales common State aud mixed Western at 80
Sc. Good Ohio WHEAT nominal at IS 96c
Com not active but without change In prices
Fe quote Western Mixed AZ 50 a Sic WHISKY was
worth 24,c FRFICJfrs easier
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
The President at Philadelphia.

THlLADELPHIAl may reptl .
Our citizens were much disappointed to-day At
he Presidents not landing On bis arrival he was
,aken from the New York boat by the ferry boa,
Rights which passed down in front OF the city The
President stood the hurricane deck and waved his
hsndkerchei 10 acknowledgment Of the cheers from
The immense crowds which lined the whsrves AT the
Navy ard be put board the boat for Baltimore
which waited fall OF an hour to receive him
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

COUNTESS oF EKKoL. - Thursdsys tsen'Hs
Posi-, through It's Montreal Correspondent Killed on the
lovely Countess al the age Of twenty one when en-
soled Fridays COMMERCIAL to bring her to lie again
The lady h" been unwe is better and may hive to see
the twentieth century.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08


I16A6ED BONDS 0l il- N-~ Haven and NOrinAnp-
t1o Communicated proposals yl be- received by me
uqter. ued thsfr office No - " NasL Or before ne
th day 4 September nst as o'clock NJ Tor the "loe
Or .rv part u one hundred bonds ~ thousand dol
A.. -sch Vi tie New Haven sad Northampton Com pany,
p.v.be ca ie l0th day u July. lsoi snd orarog TO-
ere-i ~ th- rate Of per cent per annln, com
nencng % ne lOlh day ~ september, l3fs and pay
A. th- Bank " Commerce. In Ne~-i Ola he bonds
will be- awarded The BIZ sh--i bidder. and are -o
Lee pad for or delivery These bonds issued under 81
sc of tie L-salure of the sts of Corn-clcli iDf m
extension N ibs Company. Railroad from Fumirgton o
- N..-schu.etf- ale ne 1-sr Sgrn4t-I. sr1 ior in-
CON euoa of he branch iar from Farmngtol .o Collins
Sill e ard New Hartford, WHICH. Niu NE .Nf.5-I~N
-I already fn operation, - do maze siA J-@p t.-s
.f -o.r me .o- 0f which d.. mouga.-o t0 i1e lre4-
-rrsr ~ re 0f talleclclt lu secure ii- pay
n1l of .t- t91l- Nrch may l- issl-d 'or u- extern
lr u he Railroad under he .'lr--ai1 ne Vt9-
amount of f.rt l1Ll. i- fe--lrf-1 1y -1a aei -1 r
.. nd " .he amount e1 PENDED me sad h- road lie
l-l are -s.-r-d l Cu1r0ler 1 ~ ,ats N coz
necrc4f a1d ars certified BY nn-NeN- ors, ,ep'-n-f
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08

CALIfoRSIA VESSEL sPoKEs-rhe bark Can
ton Csp, Hsnes from this port for California, on the
Both March was spoken in lat 359 l2 long 47o ~, on
the Rio de Ia Plate, all well She had had pleasant
passage but had experienced much calm westher in
The aggregate u days
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
Late News from the French West India Is
iands-stnte of the Cotton Crop In Ain
bnmn, &c.

BALTIMORE, Friday sept. 10 Pm
The Southern mail has arrived, bringing New
Orleans dates to the 3lst ut The Pcayuns says that
o consequence OF a petition signed by al the mer
ssnis, snip owners, sea captains, &c. residents Oi
Hsvre, calling the immediate attention Of the French
government 70 the state Of anarchy which prevailed
sd a. the dangerous condition Of the Islands Of Mar
ineque and Guadaoupe two steamers had been
hspstched and martial law 20 be proclaimed a.
6usdsloUpe
Accounts from Huntsville, Alabsbsm. state that
tie Cotton crop In that region was quite promising.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
COLrON. Aacuoo--f
\ ARGE sALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR

IL NlTlkFs WAIShEs kc--Iois psy, SsnrosN al
10, O'Clock. the auction rooms bseAnan aud y Ann
o variety second hand furniture.
comprising Ia of shout ~ sofas ard scfs beds dress
aud plain bureaus eeuter card, dining and les tab 80
uiarbleop stanc. wndrsses mahogany and curl-msple
chairs csndrrbrss giandoles LOOKING asses clocss
ge French and plain bedst-sds feather beds,
carpets rugs desks ocs furniture kcnen do, stoves
kc nc. So by order OF "a al dmirisrstor about ~
watches Of icus kinds and qualities all of Which will
10 positively sold clOse the Also few o,s of
-welry >sle positive. shine. Also, seser-l
dozen mu5s of various qualities - IL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
LrrII OcrLlsT 10 AualsT. bal,
lab. POWELL.

nK. POWELL. OCULisT AND AUal-T, n.
- o. fno1rtr1 larxc slppy - orAllf1l ARTIFICIAL
gvys Esrh can rsertot rrc1t nc sAsnest pain and
- move ne nzl1rsl eye
ID, POWELL stlsr1s a. gsssl i0 DskAsEs cr rHE Eve
-. fon ~ oc.Ocx ez A. = Wsrr-u-sI
N gr0-fxsy where - n.d hi. pOpgU d" TkEsTfsk
- rHs gYE .rird edition. price > cents ssO pam
~ Il. free & co.i c--cr bog h. nd rcss.A ~c<< u
rsss7-taS ~ sAf ~ -~ans0 II cod oatv .nd ne easss II
,sri~h L d. .oyican- - tis>od'
DUBLfc ADslSisIhsrORs OgFiCE. s. >sssso .tr>s,-
80 --fto of saot Az
H-rCf ~ CfE n fors srQ-rsa-f - a.
tasi - 49, n =
rr.sst. . HI 10 Firr Afu1s rs,lf = = -
40 fn--1 .f lf tu aprtr< % - .s~'
By -. sr-egtas 20 st-1a@tof - -
=. a. u ls-s >.- forsi ,~pt<aa-f . 80
. ls-s- JANIS THAIsh- rssx AsDns1s,o'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
GENERAL NOTICES.

edapessr his wear on Friday, .lss September
AaSo 2wsSltW
~ To the Italian Resident. ana otner otner ~ "
i1,o. who -ynpathize with itais.-rNi, - - =
80 - oorr ciu xrns " ho wish 10 JON Win lnrn ~
bsr.hv respectfully Invited 10 meet on Mona.y nsA =
M AZ Union. square 10 join with The MlAlsry % eseo,
e.oi e.i I,ssoh AvexzAna 70 the place destined by ,1r
,s,,ss ~ Arrangements for the presentation "
$500 vo,es by The Italians u his city ...
Nn,.ry compsuie. who intend Joining n .r .as Sol,,
,ion viii meet The Italian GUARDS a. hs An0' a..
bla Hall l3rsnd-sg. ~ 10 oesoeA, A.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
L @. CARsiNGrON. Aacuou~er
by JACOBS fLkrr.-FANCN GOODS, GOLD

ID " ArCHs> AND JEMFLRf SALE ONrlfRN
A. THIS DAY. y 10 o'cfk -JACOS fLArr ViI .eu
A. the auction room. = sst above consisting uf AZ
Enr i.h gold cssed patent evefs ~ silver Watches iN
,t. 40 'ewery, Soo doE ivory nne combs in ols e su
purchasers sk and linen parsrs pear buttons. susp~n
fers ~ invoice Of rich st-ei fods, purses. rrscu-s
breaches. wsNdolIs M rcsame. oils. pummsde~ .nud
ana tobacco boxes. shaving cases. sccortons
hty ed. for sccuunt Cf hcm 70 nay concern
Also gold e~eiry. peus and pencilcs watches Se
Ac. 10 ~hich attention Il purchasers directed II
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
MARINE URNAL.
PORT or NEw.YORK. SEPTEMBER s

MINIATURE AlsASAc....rHis DAY
= = -. as s.,,S is Me-. ksss. uora Do =
slsH warEg....Sept. s.
A.. IA. Coz tst o A. rs Ur-sl tir
.~yFF MAINS JOJRNsL. FOCRTH PS6E -
cIyARFD-ssps Wrsinirst-f, Nsrr-n lonaof Vi-a-a -
,.f1-s- c.u,,rt 80 Ho~srd. p1uE -. - - -
80. "a. Hal Aa-. Port a. Fnuo-i khfsssth, lcuo< ha'-
grtss Augus,s. Bees, hs'suai A.E Na'P' Ni-sN ~
C-tt- Iur,. hosn-f. - hsiAs a., "a. % ~.
..., F,.rnsf gfl Losshst W'tsof, vs. Wa ~ i.N''
ss t,rsr- Psrfc wfs1t, Ns- -havsai ksPasnaa b-rs
,.r.rsa. NAY cara >sk-rscr. >ssr
49, 4 10. 1. Joha. Sst-ia, ftasfsFhA
.pRtvyDgs-r@a Ptss-ph Jsrt-- ssvsrasa D t.ss
- 4, ,rssr r. coune 81 srsia pui ao tbs F 'i
s., -. R.,usIi. Hslt %. So a. ustsf sn4A
srhr c.r-. smal E,siror g. Pss-f' hf't 'e'e
Below b.rk
s,ugp from IN. " sp.s'.smsf ssrs. Stat. Iaorl'7'
,a,-.r.r 80 Rr.m~rs stn k-a krocss. o-'n. ,-fss
.-t., ga.sf H-1f.sson Hsutss ia1- csias 'f-,'
&c.. f~r it~Cs't. ftisf~ faat = u r =.
ri ,~s.,. store sttg sf-. A-ti- .aa- - = y.
49,. s,rr.- Mst~ Chsf--tnni hsftiii - 80 a. -
s-,t..s, 1871 MrE~-u. ClEsxo~f Nsrsfa. h.f'-- ".
-. ", Fo.sr Crsh;r.s 90 e.rss tnsfnsfi 49, 49, -
'-i .,,,-. To.rs..t. Rctu % " lnsln : 49, -
- -.,t'.. Arr1ss tnss Asaore'a noIf : h,fs'-
- -, Ne yftos,a >rsgl Csl~re. hses, n--ls"'
- c.,.efrrs Dsus.cu, Arrf--. Ja- NJ t'o 80 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
m TELEGRAPH TO The NEw.Yoax TRIBUNE.
~ For telegrsphic dispatches received 10 time for
Evening Edition Of yesterday. see First Page
Late and Important News from Havana
Great Excitement, and Preparations
Governor General TO Defend 10.

NEw-ORLE1Ns "wednesday, Sept s.
By the arrival Of the Royal Mail Steamship
severn Mobile we are in possession Of dates from
g.rsns to the 29th ut Letters published In the Della
..,es that the creates, excitement prevailed through
at the Island. The Captain. General had called
uiisry force Of 1900 mes and hsd sen, large bodies
,iroops to Principe, Trinidad and 10 Santiago de- Cuba
shich towns it was rumored were In a state Of insur
rctOD.
TIE English Consul had written 10 Jamaica for the
Governor to send more shPso the protection Of Brit
20 interest and property. The Captain General mad
kfsid the delivery oiNew Orleans papers from the Post
05ce. The papers say nothing Of the insurrectlsp
sd attribute the military movements 10 the reception
the Presidents Proclamation and fears Of the ezpe
aaon against Cuba
Tbe Fslcon Is hourly expected from Cuba at this port
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