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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-23
RSIGNED, RESI-

wing, at the request o
Co., witnessed one OF
IS tof Liverpool,) pa
osed TO the effects of a
ce of one hour, do here.
i'd Fire Resisting Safe
ers and papers that had
10 the FIRE in an excel.
a s. Co., R. W. Wood
Dr. E. Hoffman,, Leon
o Starkey Janion ma. q
ia maluna a me IA pa.
Rtioned, with the lett, 3
be seen at the store
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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-23

Elevation In feet Deaths ffom cholera
District. abcve Trinity Ia l0 % inhabitants.
high water marx max. min. mean.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-23
MONA Ma INOA

ha Honolulu nei, , ma +.
pa. ua ike pono makou
Pahu hao j hanaia ia ?
a Ike ahi wela loa, i ke.
u nei makou, i ka we.
e j wela ike na palapa.
ke IA ana o Ike ahi. Ia
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-23
f OF LAND IN THE
ISLANDS.

eiven to all persons
a the Hawaiian ISLANDS
ioners TO quiet Iant IT,
its meetings on Nor
day, of each week, al
holulu. Island of Oars
nanis in support and C.
( residing on the Islans
and heard out OF ihes
he convenience OF sosa
ay visit Honolulu VIZ
to support their clans
WILLIAM L. LEE,
j. II. SMITH,
UANE Ii,
J. kEKAULAhAO'
@. NJ. ROBERTSON.
fh, 1913.
be undersigned, Ar
having taken roomf y y.
fers his services 10 ~
FspectfuIly so!ic'fs in.s !,
res, dwelling house,
kcai designs fdrnls'''
rate terms.
-l4-6m
IT.--Srperior Cn';s !,
f bags. Chill B'scos I'd
ID, a lot OF laf3e
by
In & CLIFFORD.
Broadway & For
R.;ck Shoe Storc'
and styles Of tso.bt
Children's fssn.o'a, "a,
of superior qus''.
for sale By woop
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-23
:. MoNTooMRRY

ATT DR N E Y.
sce suce in Mr.. Davis block Fort ST. four doors rom
''oadway. Oct 5, 1850 y-si
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-11-23

,. n,h Proportion of
deaths to attacks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

Waterford not in. IL would not, however, ma.
terially add to the aggregates.
The annual report of the Richmond, FrederickS.
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, states that
the income Of the Company for the year ending the
3lst Of March last was $685., 963 being increase
on the income OF the previous year OF $4,000, and
that the current expenses Of the year were $685.
323, being an increase on the expenses Of the
previous year Of sl2,2s7i making an improvement
in the business Of the year, compared with that Of
the year ending 3lst March, ls4e, of s26,72l De.
Quoting the curreat expenses OF the year, sl0s,323
from the income Of the year, $685., 9G] leaves bal
ance Of $500 400 for the net earnings OF the road
Out Of this balance the Board were enabled, after
laying the usual dividend of seven per cent. and
ali charges for interest, amounting together to
$50 5O4 10 expend the sum Of S2G, 27l for improve
meLts Of their road and additions to then stock OF
machinery and materials for repairs, and to add
the sum Of Sl2ssf 10 their available means tor the
pay ment Of the usual dividend in the event OF de-
iiciency in the earnings Of any particular year
The contingent fund provided tor this last purpose
amounts to SIG 24. The amount OF S5JOVU OF
the convertible debt Of the Company, becoming
due in 1851, will be discharged during the present
year OF the remaining debt oil the company
100000 is also convertible loan, payable In Phila-
deluhia in 1886 Should this loan not previously
converted into stock, the company have already
the means provided Of dischargEg it, without in
terfer.ng with their contingent iund. TIE r9main.
ing debt OF the company consists OF the bonds pay
able in London IN sGO and the certificates Of debt
issued to the stockholders for dividends s730 900 Of
the latter being payable in 1857, and $4,000
in 1863.
The COai trade drRes heavily. Excellent Red
Ash Coal, well delivered is now plenty at 81 60 at
Mount Carbon, sixty days credit Sales Of Gaze
and Diamond Coal are being made, in good order,
into boats, at Schuylkil Haven, as ,ow as 81 so,
two per cent oil for cash. At this price buyers
offer freely but they decline paying 81 90 or
fancy Red Ash, the sales are so limited in proper
ton 10 the costly and extensive arrangements 70
produce the article, that Golfers alege they make
10 profits on the mining. A sale OF 1000 tuns
very prime Salem ard Tunnel fancy brands) has
been made at e. go, in the Canal boats at Schayl-
kill Haven, equal to 81 rs at Po;tsville. White
Ash is plenty on contract and otherwise, at 81 40,
cash. New-York freight by boat is settled down
to 81 60 from scbuylkIl Haven and Mount Carbon.
Coss,ipg freight from Philadelphia to New.York
il 50 cents-to Boston 81 30 at which rates No.
vessels are being driven out Of the trade.
A large Goa firm has failed at Pottsyille
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
Paiue;s Discovery.

a Cambridge Mass correspondent of the
Springfield Republican gives the following account
of Mr. Paine mode Of generating electricity for the
production Of his gas
AS Paines light is attracting much attention at
present. il may rot be uninteresting 20 state that
well known gentleman ofgreat scientific knowledge
recently visited Mr. Paine in Worcester, and was
shown portion Of the machinery. He came away,
to say the least, more disposed to believe in the
truth Of the alleged discovery than he went there,
but ought TO add that he is by no means convinced
ss yet. Mr. p appears TO have taken advantage
of fact which has not believe, been hitherto re-
marked upon by any one, which is that the power
Of an electric current Is greater at the moment II
commences passing than at any other time and il
is evident therefore, that il it could be made TO pass
and then broken of rapidly, the greater power
would be thus brought into use. To gain this inter
mittent action he makes use of a wheel whose cir
conference is composed OF alternate pieces OF metal
and ivory, and this wheel is made to revolve by
weight with great rapidity. Such is apparently
the modas operandi, though it is by no means GER
tain that even this will produce anything like the
effect claimed. That scientific men almost univer
sally believe the whole affair to be a humbug can
not be doubted, but we must remember that they
have also opposed some Of the greatest dscove-
ries ever made After all the safest way is to as
sert after the manner of certain medical gentle.
man, that you don't believe it, but you cant say
it may be So bat still shouldn't like TO give an
opinion on the whole are inclined 10 think it is So
but can't say; it may be. may be not. By pursu-
ing this course we shall be able in either case,
whether it proves to be the discovery or the hum
bug Of the age, to say, :" told you So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

INSTALLATION AT THE X. D. CHURcH.-On Sun.
day evening the Rev, Daniel Lord was duly in
stalled Pastor of the Reformed Dutch Church Of
this ely. The ceremonies were OF character
highly interesting.
AWFUL WARNISG-R eiurning from q country
tour by the New Haven Railroad, yesterday alter
noon, Just before stopping at the depot beyond
Harlem Bridge, we witnessed one of the most
thrilling and blood chilling scenes within our recol
lection A large number Of persons il appears be-
ing out at Harlem to pass the day, and many sup
posing they might not get seat by waiting the
trains arrival there, had crossed the bridge As
the train came up a young man, Of the so ahead
order. made Jump, but missing his footing fell
against and was wheeled underneath between the
platsorms of the GERS. An instantaneous screech
and ell OF horror from the crowd OF ladies and gen
tlemep who witnessed IT, rang wildly along the
train to the Engineer, who knowing wellits mean
ing instantly reversed the engine. Bat notxith-
standing this il being heavy train of eleven cars,
il moved on-the axle tree of the car showing along
the almost doubled up mass Of humanity that was
kicking and struggling to crawl out Of horrible
death
A gentleman standing by, with great courage and
presence of mind-seeng the unfortunate man
must be killed without aid, as the ground was
raised between the tracks too much TO admit the
axle to pass over him-jumped upon the steps Of
the car, reached his arm between them, seized him
by the hair and endeavored to drag him forward
with the train. Thus be was dragged near 90 feet
when the cars were miraculously stopped, with
the wheel resting on the young mans coattai, and
his face on the track, within six inches Of being
crushed to an undistingushable mass Wonderful
10 state, he thus narrowly escaped without any
thing more than some severe rubs and bruises,
clothes torn and busted, and cap nearly cut in two.
Sentinel, Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
Rio JaneIrO Markets.

RIO DE- JASEIRo ADfll -, lou.
Tie Flour market is Grm sales 900 bbls OF Gal
lego i credit; Baltimore lj 10 other SPECS ne
market IL very dull he lever, although absed SIN COG
urues, ard stays al intercourse win the n'erlD, inc
Coffee market hes heen quie-some sms sales for Europe
OF ordrary qualities 10 90 and ONE eT A. 10 -
Coed Old Tsfces held firm az iool7 100, and some
have retired heir stocks The arrivals are only about
i,tO bsFs day rOsty and very poor TIE accounts
om ErPsrd 10 lfh March bring ~ the sale Al Rotterdam,
which rater encourages the dealers expecting lnal ne
Amsterdam sale viii 90 heI'sfarf that rel ZION N axe
place Or his feel very confident and ihk ma about
PR rates here viii be maintained for good aues-
We have further sdvces from The interior, and are con
crop will only be an average one, say
viii gin arrive from, The Sierra
-irns MI Jny August; therefore, nnu thea you cancot
expect e1y good Coffee Of The CROP me little now ar
living from The Sierra Ab~Xe Il very poor, ald not g. Tor
the United SAFES or the old crop there are Sill. s0ne par
ces Of good Coffee remaining 10 The dealers hands, bat
nore ID The Interior We have been come pains 10 obtain
correct Information and heretofore proved think you
rsy piece confidence herein a. being 90 near The Truth
be Obtained. Exchange h 2d lille doing should there
r. oney 70 very scarce among the RENTERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
Arrived.

s,esm,biO Fanny PiheId Norlesns, eii Key West b.
and Charleston iSsh, to ms'e came 70 u's p''' 0' 10
pBr barl Cno Robson, CerIhsgena and Gibraltar y days.
wool &c 10 order May la So Il ~ lon . 80 w, was
struck with heavy cross sea- which carried away me hres
opuhsls and top gaan asS ne falling y! wach knOcGed
ov,,-rhos ri ~ men who were drowned.
Olduubarg brig Reborn, Ammermann, Bremen q days.
hal a.l and 8 passengers, 10 X Pope
Sch Homer, Kent Boston d. indse.
Sch AaIsha. Ri.ch Th0nsslon Dc, Line.
Sch nion, Bucklin, ThOmRsl0n ds lime.
Sch Sea Gull, Brown, ThOmaslon de, lime
Sch Thos b Hawkins, Jones, Providence, mdss
Sch fhka Jane Spauld1g, Thomasion ds line.
Sch Franklin, PeTsse, ThOnaslOn de, lime.
Sch helahuc, Anderson, ThomasOn d., lime.
Sch Noumshsl, Kendall, ThOmAston d., luis
Sch KslOs, Mathews, EaslpOTI u.s. alh &c " surges
Co.
sch New. York Goodssll. Boston de, rndsa.
Sch Globe, nall, Salem d., mdse 10 w Ropes.
BELOw-Sch Whppe, Lawson, fn gsraeos with
frai1 10 7 Glmartin ship sGd bTgs In tho oaiag.
sAlLED-Shps Independence, for Londor; Hiteia, fJr
Liverpool; bark Vernon for Savannah. and others.
WlND-ThIeughout ,he day ;.
AsHoRE.-A BIZ bds ashore on the sw Spit outward
hound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
DIED.
MONDAY morning, June Il, Delaney POWELL.

On Mondsv morning June u, Delaney POWELL
NJ. sged q years
His funeral will take psce from the residence OF bic
bFOherinlaw, Jacob Lonllard al Fordh4m On Wedges.
day the 18Th met et4 o'clock The relatives and kends OF
The family reaI ecfuly invited to attend without further
notice Carriages viii be Ia wsiung IT 81 Barholomsws
Church Ill o'clock 2 NJ
On MONDAY ate[nc9n June II, ZACHARlAH CURTIS,
formerly OF Troy, N IN the 94th year Of hs age
The fiencs Of the family respectfully invited to
lend bis funeral from his lsie residence l35 Vsck u this
Tuesday, afternoon, al O'Clock.
June 16 81 bis residence, JOHN P ANTHONY son OF
The late John P Anthony
The funeral will take place al his residence 70 DusnAsi
Tuesday, 81 O'Clock His hends are p-ctfilly
Invited 10 setd without further boico Also members OF
The Grand Uned Order Of ODD Fellows attend IN full
galis-by order Of ". G..
% MONDAY morning, Jone H. cf spopeKy, VIM. RI
PlNKNEY, In the 69th ear Of his age
The relatives aud fiends u the amly respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral from biz late residence Fifth
a. on Wednetdsy afternoon 81 o'clock. The f1nera
vice viii take place Al ST Marks Church ie8 ~
On Saturday. June IS, JANE ARROSMITH, relic, Of the
Isle William Hegemsn, deceased In The 53th year Of her
age.
Ia Washington Of congestion Of the heart and brain, on
The evening 81 he lOh June alter painful illness Of
week, WILLIAM SWIFT, sged 90 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

Ships Mississippi, Benreo Quebec, Funcke / Meineke;
lanes Cooper Fisher PhIsdephls; Lesmshsgov, lBr)
Gsskn Quebec Barclay LivDgston Empire State, Rus
SELL Liverpool. ,,, MI,
Banks CiIcsssaD, (B) Robertson, Dslho1sie, NIB The
DnIa II,rl Dsdy, Quebec, M Brown; Highland Mary,
1BrI Crawford Quebec, Cook Smith; Welano Brem)
Henks Bremen Meyer Stucken; Vernon, Faye, SaVan-
nah, StuTges Clesrman L Co. ,.
Bhes Cognisc (Fr) Pelevir Havre, Funcke Melnckei
Abrssis Atkins Rio Grsnde, II Cornng August snow,
Cbarlsson Van Brunt Sleght Junne Ford WILMINGTON,
NC; Sylvester (Pruss) Schultz Sten Thompson New.
hsus; Harsld Hssrsger, (Norw) Butt Rotterdam Schmidt
l. Bslchen. o.
scbrs SIlas Wright Johnson, Ponce, w TNndy Go;
Tumeril Jones, Dayton, Nofolk Hannah; Lsmkla hen-
moud G II & w Pearson; Mary Jane, Bentley, NolI9hi
lanes Smith, Nichols Wilnngton; James Lord sinl!n,
Baltimore; jamestown, Cook Petersburg Belle Cfe9 e.
Bentley Camden, r Buck; Louisiana, hooins9n, WE
mpgton NC; Samuel Nssb Gilchrist Bangor wi os''o
w. Davis Charleston N McCresdy
Scoop Senator, Cobb, Newark 1911,
Steamer Oneida, ONeill, Philadephs'
Rsrge Michigan, Jones, Phlsdelphis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

FoRnEs's Nav RE Capt tohn Lord Of the ship Rsin
deer recent letter fom san francisco thus gives his
es'mCny IN avcr ~ the Forbes Rlgn which Is applied
to The " As for no g OF The ship, said before all
could SAY, fom no little experience had had that time
but be hsavy weather Ch Cape Horn fully satsf-
hai 10 the greatest Improvement that hRs ever been
made IA The rigging and Tparfng Of ships For iasanee
II company with Two ships, after passing the
Cape they carrying iopghlsnt sails single reefed
topsana-ny ihp with iopsas and topgalant sai set
when we were Nfrek by heavy hall bquall Beth the
other snps kept on before the wind asd let y sheets and
hsyuics while we took IN top sse, seaay
On eur eourte without losing inch we saw
OF Rem ttey were sui Cd before H. with every nx dying
an convinced thGi athp with ths rig and steering spps-
us can be saed Win eqla safety ten per cheaper
than Gle Of the zane sizs with tie old n.y.
lBoatnn Iourral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
spokeo, &c,

The bark Splendid Rio Jaaero reports having spoken
the following vessels her outward passage March q
at250 lon . 40 w brig James from Liverpool for Val.
paradise; s9h lat 20 s. on 3 80 W. ship Harvard Of and
from Boston for California; Solh LAT Ion y W. passed
ship steering SSW supposed the T w Scars OF Boslon
April lat IS lon IS w shin Chic (of Boston) steering
SSW 5lh lat q so g. Ion 81 W. bark WIN Schroeder, 10
Sslem) for the River La Platte
June lat 50 N Ion go AZ w. ship Martha Ward, of
YORK; TroO IL days ron APalscheo!s fer Lsyepoo!-sI
well.
June 49, lat 40 So lon 81 4S ship s! Louis q NesYO,
ssud.bg
Juue IA IS mes east Of Sandy Hook ship State Rights,
for savannah-wished to be reported.
June u.s. lat 81 lon 49, sch whpple, from Barscoair
NYoIk
NAV IS. Cd Key West a brig incorrectly reported II
Walton Of PosiOn, ~ days I'm NYofk Tor N0rleang un-
douhiedlv the A II Wac. from NYork for Velasco.
MAY % OF Double Headed Shot Keys seen bark Sa-
rah Hand Nichols rom Hsvaas for Cowes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
Disasters. &c

CsPt Robson, ofbNk Clio At hi. nor, ,,o,, r
arc Sioiemri reports, that on the 9h Jan In a . seos
~ W P'cse @ up two men tJsme. Livingston al . os
bsts,n) ron Small boat beonciug TO he ha,, ysnes
seph B'yr7t lof Bangor from Gbeepd soans,. 10
zoe essse, hs'ng outdefed he previous dsy h. ~ ~ ~
LOO 81 - W The captain ard resi OF he crew ~ ON
sci In the loag boat. s" 70 yes.
ASUsPcIoUs NsssEL.-Cspt Crane Of seh ~ 49,
81 NOf'0k f0n ~ Johns, z reports fhst on -, -
lAI y o. Ion 70 a., fell In with lopss sch si,t.
or Preach, painted SEX WIKI sm.u shs s,-.s st
her rail- bad 20 name her kiern ba. bad IL ON D.
which was made oct 10 be / 'ooiue or L-on0o. A.
shO"fd 90 coors or spoke though the Tuns ps..i vs,
near hef was lying 10 under insns.li and E,e,, -
VINO IVES very light and tho psrayey snla a a.
carried sfge quantity Of canvass lad her ste as ~.
poems reged out gear rove snd every prepxral n,3s
Tor mssrg al ss IN very short lime From - .eoer.s
apr ehSnce ofthe vessel Csot Crsua thinks her vy s
Plcioss craft and Is probably waung FOR soms fca c.
fOruisn returning home -
BAsk WEsEEAGE-A letter received from passenger
on board The bark Wssk-sge tom Charleston fr Caos-
daitd Bahia (braED Apu 49, that SIZE h.i been
conoemns nd sold at auc1on, ana the cargo "a
b. "a he bark Mecg Of Liverpool 10 sal Tor Ban fanc-
co Every shortly"
THE bR BRIG ORArTUnE Forrest MASTER, fro = Ion,
for NewcRste, struck the nolV lst of b. l.s-d
al O'clock Wednesday evening the l2h inst aad r.
turneo 10 port on Thursday esky. Sne will have 10 DIS
charge her csigo TO repair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

OF which .taOO lefi over ron Preceding season
Iste bloom hss been invariably followed By short crop
IT, t, nj 40 yyss one day later than any year on re-
ro,d ard hat although frost held OF une December
sy he planters one Of he finest picking seasons on re-
eo,J VET he Weld was reduced 6oa00OOT0O000 bsss All
that the crop later than last year may
sectors immense uscs Of rich Cotton lands which last
yesr were euvsed under water and cannot be planted
t,s se sor In ell sections the plant Is snal aad xiv
snd pant cannot be expected earlier than the h to hs
S5lh Of June lSavannah Republican.
FLOUR AND hEAL-In Flour the market Is % day
wi hou i'm portsnt variation from Saturday Ths medium
grades shade easier hut other descriptions are h
There IL little movement IN low grades TIE sales Were
7Oc bbs domestic at 75GS5 for No 2; Has 81, for
comn on and strait State 69d5 s7t for Michigan; lsl
6 q for pure Genesee There fair densn1 from the
Fast The supplies moderate or Canadian about
bbs sold a. s. IN bond, snd III for very good la
Southern there - fair business doing bat the market Ia
heavy The sales iO0 or 500 bbs at 50G5 So the
latter for choice st's brands Meal steady Saas 400
bbl jersey s2 ga 50 aud 400 bbls Bfaadywins Al
~ sfoai Rye Flour is IN fair demand with sal q 900
bbls ~ e5dS3
ErTcref B-saa,fs, 70 crsat rar and Ireland from sy s.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETIsGs sIGHr-The Coopers Protective
Unou Al the Widow schcssers' Henry Clay H,us- cor.
ner Of Avenue and First Doe Copper Beoslcial 81
eieiy and LGa.ct' Coriwa'ners a. Keens Fourteenth
Ward Hotel corner Of Grand and Elizabeth SIS the Op-
ersiive Mssors' Association At Powers Montgomery
Han 70 Prince 81 tie Central conriEson OF he United
Trades a. Mscheni-s Hall 20 Heser-s- bstxssn Mott
ard Elizabeth ats ard the Cigsraskers at the "Hesd.
quarters corner Of Grand ane Elizabeth ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

NAMES CHANGED.
Bucksport. Scott Co. Miss. name changed to
"Homwood."
Lots Creek, Bradley Co. Ark. name changed to
"Eagle Creek
Fountain Racine County, WIS name changed
10 Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant, Racine County, Wis name
changed to Caledonia.
Montpelier. Madison County. Iowa, name
changed to Winterset
NEBRASKA. Potaw atomic Co Iowa, name changed
" Estortowp Landiag MoamOatb Co N. j. name
changed TO Ocean Port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18
New-York Cattle Market. MONDAY, June II.

offered, 1900 Beeves (all Souihernl 80 Cows aud
Calves and 5 600 Sheep and Lambs
BEEyEs The supphes continue abundant, but holders
bayng put up prices l- lhe market closes rsther du
Sales Of good retailing qualiies al from Sc to p b cwt
arge number would DO lef over unsod-proO4Dly 1VO
4 lot OF 10 were tai en- Tor The Befmuds marset
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Ssies OF Sheep al oOGF6, aud
Lsmbs Al froml IS To so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

BOSTON June 1-Arr barks Alnra Carden.s Juae ?;
Juince siory bslnmorei orgs Aeonie, do; Live LINER
lcE, hsy - John Wesley Cork, May lSi schs II raoup
so, hufo " Bay Suie. NYcrk
&C ship Cornelius, GrirneM NYork bark Nautilus, &C.
noe. zig May II, PhIlac; sch Wm II Turner NYorE
hkH.BEDFcRDs June l5-4Arr Gch oscaT, Joaes, Bal
tilnrfe
ssae hah FAvori,e sOns Pacific; fch K.dron, Ffede-
ricsstgTsb.
Ar lsh, shp AAlts. Atans, Paela- Pernsnis Ieo Nay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-18

Arr At ST John, NIB, 12h inst bsrks Hercules Nswtoa N
York Endymon, Cordngley, do; Oregon, Crawford, Boz
tor; brfgs NiQnd Hoffman, do; Perseverance,, Whiie N
Yort; schs Daring, Evans doj Cuba ksvsnsh. Boston,
asmbrs Blanchard Sesnpoft 18th bsrks Wilhelmins
MsTa, Boysen, NYork Harlequin, Brown, do; brig Fran.
lh briggs Lafayette, Clifford, Boston; sch Franklin, Mus
sells, Newburyport.
AtPansma S0lh ult stmr California Budd for San Fran
cisco let ins barks Sarah B for do 3D. both yesses will
take about LOCO passengers Kingston and krkwoed Tor
do Sid SOh u smr Tennessee, Cole. for San Francisco
450 passengers =.
Arr at Halifax 2th inst brigs Hsntsporl Holmes, from
Phladelphis; NJ JOHNSON, PsysOp, Nfofk III po'p
brgs Belle sail l4tb for Bostor Vixen for do l1th
Wslermsn I'm NYork (Apnl 81 f,r San Francisco New
Oresus Wood DO lfeb az wa 81 rhomas Api III if dc
both would avoid Rio JaDeo or account OF ne sckrsss
there and would probably touch a. Monteyideo
Sid I'm Cbagres prev TO 5ih, bssh Nacoochee M:Clln-
took and sch Enterprise, Boyd lbolh from Y0rs for
ATT at St Lucis Ja seth ult ship Athens Chase fn Hs
vre and I'D I'd mat for NOrleans
Arr at Port Mare, ia, 9Th UT brig Scotia Hubbard. I'M
Baltimore and sid 5h inst for Cuba sailed d. bgs Hmm
tress Cook Santa Marhe olh CaInbrlan, Walef baiu'
Al Trinidad 3Ist ult bark Hercules (Brem Weydemsn,
for Boston, ready brgs Cordeis Snow for do leg insS
brig Sophia, Wyman, I'm Porto Rico, arr Nn $40 Nm,
brig Yueatsn, Baker, Philadelphia
Al Cienfuegos LIST inst, bngs Neptune Pepper or bot
ton 4th Sarah Williams Got for do sbt 6h Cd I'm III
bsrh Harriet Martha, Leslie Baltimore; bng Rowland
Al sssus Sd inst bark W Bridge, Collins, I'm Havana
for NYork dg; brig ssks, Greenlaw, from and Tor new
CID from Montreal June IL brig Lydia, Slater, Quebec.
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