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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-29

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CARRIAGE SPRlNGS.-.i few set OF
~ first rate Carriage Springs for sale at
May 3, 80 REEDEkS.
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n RON Tire Iron Of every description, on
Il hand and for sale by J. X. BROWN.
Oct 10, lS49--tf Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

Benz Dongsss Taylor. MIddletown BroOtsviIls, Lime
burner, NYork; Cleopsra, Bowen. Bridgeport CT Mary
Harvey, Wieks NYorki Henry Baseomb, Corson: Rox
bury; Pensacola. Coomhs NHaven II D Leighton, Handy
Provldsnee Jerome, Willard. NYork Fakir Bail do Mar
ter Oak, Saunders, Hartford.
-25ta-seanship Osprgv Dickinson Charles
ton ship VIM Kent; yarnsy. San Francisco brigs Ocean
Queen, Peeehy Boston; Lydia Storer Dimmtng. ssco;
Chicopse, Emery Boston Chinehla Haskell do, Marcia,
Smith, do: Pocouoket, Brewer. dos schs Saunders Hsrr
60, T0rtos- Grafon Esst Csmbridge SrooksviIie
LnebGrnel, Newburyport Harp, Waite X port; Benz
Douglass Tsyor Hartford; Virginia Dsvs Fall RIVER
ID Leighton Handy. Boston; CeOpairs, Bowen Hartford
MARY Ffzsheh. Hubbard NHaven; Mary and ~ zabath
Buck do; Lewis CLARK, Clark, Hartford; n B Bascomb
CorsOn Roysury: Bartlett Hopkins Charleston; Mary
Harvey Weeks Boston. Worcester, Rhodes, Provd@nce
Pensacola COouts Boston; Ans zon, Slee.msn, NYOrs
Jerome WILLARD. Fail River Wn Thomas, Tolker doc
Charter Oak Saunders Hartford; sloop Rising sun, Ris
berry Taunton: barge Mohawk, pumphey, Nforki stars
Ironsid@s Green DO; Keunebec Flowers do
NEWPORT May 2 -.irrirei- samuel, sloeum,
BGrustabie; VIM II Steele, McCloud Dennis shade sorn-
GER Barrsshe; Oops Harvest Presby Taunton Tor New
York. Charles Rhodes Providence for DO -oi, af scns
Cereal. Horton I'm Taunton for Norfolk; horalo ANS,
Luther Somerset FOR Delaware. Levsnt Wbnr rom 70
vincelowu; Atlantis. -, tn Warren for Norm CAolnN
Warren PlrmeuL' Ia ewburport; Pelican, holion' I'm
%; Blossom BeATdwick. from de- Auss, Wstts, IN do
Franklin. Oiney fn DO; Belle Rice fm Welnset sioops
Index. Bumpus I'M New. Bedford for Nsw-York May X
Kirby CLARK, from do for Boston. 18Th, arr bg Good
Hope Nichols I'm Esst Greenwich; sens Richard > Chase
IN New Bedford; Lady OF the Ocean, Fossei fm Pfoy
deuce for GEORGETOWN, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

t,,,,on,s,p Crsccnt Guy from G. 10.e'Gen Taylor
"a adv L : Consul from SANTA Msrha New Gr4nsds;
wv Gsss, sS,s csss WeIman w wianis' Ps-ne.
lee n ID bachelor II D Gutter, HoldAn, DIN Car
oh Col TsoP p ME-: 9I' I as-s5 s ss
irs,on esr, Gubb II COons. Bennett n Rotinson,
~ p-rnt Ichn Reed w Meiggs, Carroll, Co Jew
", 81 N sc.rks G Carter Dyer NJ Adams n spi-
es, q c Noble D Finn, Nelson, W Joy,J Ferns,
A KissSm. 4 5 Bel, A BlOomDedale wheeler, L Went
r1rlb a h Brsctett Geo Williams, T Lsiarge. Be-
~ Geo " Sessions Newcomer G Slngsv. P Eaibhe-
i0r Crovrel Crowel LADY and servant W Il Wo;d,
Chss Loving ard lady W = Ce,log and LADY w 4 : ~,
an - b Frye. simpson G Pesehy, Hobbs.
Austin aud sdv. " z GrTmes " I Brown q 20 tiibs5n,
Spencer, Gardner Hall q y p1p6sr / .nson,
,1s5 : { Ward Smith. Brooke. Lewis Moore, Hen
~ Pinrey. " Collns " Lantsrai, Chss Wilss, Wn
Wsif WIN guc kelow n Hbbsrd Geo Hibard. c Smith
u p DE- craft n Rice L HObson Skinner, Rsr. 5kn
Moore ri c Crossnsn. 3 Bsyles Geo D1pu, AleD0l-
alo, Buck and c Whi.emore, Ashley, z Dee, Jo-
serb Soierr D McKnnsy. GlssOn Peter Wilkins, A
Waldorf w Lewis Christ Crouchsr. Ste
vens,J Berfurd, w n Reed w Roger. II T Randolph
Tuner John Reed, Ira Nichols 1 siowe- w Carln
J w Human. Buekelow. Chss Green, Geo Deung, w
Chapman, A Desmoni, W Sowle, Ces Grain. w nnlien
" Hensiey, p 5 FddeubUrgh Chss Dudley, Il Bana. 4
Miller, joel Carol, II Gray, John Tcnen. r Thorn K
Williams, w venssl, A Boyer, sam Phnpton
Archdeacon Panon and lady Miss Spencer and two ssrv
aots, Guy Hopper John Kense, Singleton, Harms sni
s1ff% MI MuT John snd w ss Wa Bearo m
In paoSetshtp Is1ac Webb from Lirerpooi-Mrs White
law and children, Miss Grey, Miss Green and 7Vi IN NE
steersge-all well
Inpaokef-slip Vanguard from Lirerpoo-Rey HerryWs
ermsn, Of Providence; Jas Powell and lady Mss Pow
ell, Miss Powell, OF England; Z Brown OF NsV-fork;
Jos Smith Of London; DR. Z Bennett OF Dsnbrry, CT
Master VIM Bennett ard $50 in the steersge-ai well
In p1oket-ship Bavaria from HaFre-Richsrd Fay Jr
Robt Ernst, Maxim d. Nsnon Bonneueil
Ia ship 4dds from Lit0pooi-yacoo Keller. -,
In slp Leander ron Have-Rober Such. lady ard two
daughters ,,,
IN min Rirerdale from Lirrrpoot-Ar lockwood and
SOD, and 290 In sieersRe.
In rqeket,ktp de I'D Citation from LirerpooMr Stan
bury Funk child ssvaut Ohsgsn, aud 556 Ia steer
age-no deshs, birth - .
In ngokef sRip Yorkshire from LireTpooRev mr Scdb
ner EYork; Misses Abel Dir and Mrs A0el Mr. Hope, OF
Fneispd; Mrs Moore Mrs Connolly, mrs Ormsbi, MsYt
Enmsr Of Ireland; DR. Geo Perks Of Canada, ard i7 In
sieersge -, ~. ?,
Mr. Williams. Mr ChsppelL and ls7 in the seersge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
Pa.scngers sailed.

IaUS Mad 'iea~sAT Pause Jer LsserPoo'@Mf Cnsrles
Stone, Nyork. Mr. 4 ssyres, Philsdephs; Mr. James
a Clsrtso u Phiisdephs; Mr. joan Chsiwick and
Nsvsrk NJ; A Constant lady and servant New York.
WIN Constant do; Thomas Pearson, England; William
Rsimers 81 Thomas; VIM Hshlnshsw, New-York; Bell.
IL alshsm.. Robert Wsde. Sheffield, England; William
c.mpbelI and LADY, Scotland; rhos Williams, Va Peter
smith ana lady, Canada; RSet King: Brookyu Bing-
ham London. Wentworth Eng and As busa Mo
Tn Long and lady, Buffalo, Jas Thompson. Nfork Jas
Brown Augusta Ga; VIM WhiiewrighI ~ Nlo6k; w
n Olvphxpf dor q r Olyphsns do q Hoyt doi Andrew
III Wsy. baltimore; Col WIN Maxwell. bearer q de-
.n.ieses 10 Great Brain. ChSres; Geo Merritt Ts0y
charles 8 Dougisss DO; VIM herr, rnnsoe Pms lss
yors. W fountain; Michael Bechel and lady, Paris;
is,e.on scotland Lsvile NOriesns; Antonio Bin, do
-, = r Golden NJ ssh Regiments Robert
Trspec Layton and lady Rehncnc Jas Grove Charles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

ANewport lOth inst ships Cordoba Henry and Asdrev
Covile Alexander for Boston, ds British Qneea DO IA.
bark sarrh w Gushing. Keatng. for Boston. do.
CID a. Liverpool s;b inst, ship Maine. Freeman, Mes.
Orleans.
AT Glasgow 10Th Inst ships barihas vineyard Nys n,
NYork iSh; sesosrs (Brl Tor Boston, 10 d brig Tees.
(of Yarmouth NSl for do ldg.
Al Queepsfown 9Th inst Br bark Eliza. Durkee 10,
Newport Boston bur back esky, win damage 70 sle
&c SD 9th Marion, Naylor. Boston.
At Panama IN inst. the steamer Coiumocs Pecf from
NYoEk II well tive 81 cays hsd sd D !.
Rio JAneiTo &c steamer West Point from do hsa ar
but was krown have passed through The sras Of Ma
gellsn
SD from Lsgusvra about 4,h met, bfgs Helen, Reed s,
trnore; Hsdee NYork with = circus company.
AZ Chagres May IS steamship Philadelphia and voula
sal next CAV: bark EnHsteih Jores, Tor New Orls.n.
same eay; brig LErch Pennock for do; sehrs Florida m
do soor; Thorn unc; Vesper BIZ f1r CalihsyenA cor
AT ~ Thomas, hsy n. barks Gov Noxhom, Davis New
York for TURKS Island sail or about l5.1 sxn,-.
Parker Babadoes unc fst arrv a. seeking business n
perion Der iarnn from Barb dces rnc, Just srnve ~
Gordon Frses from Boston tar California tnoi bef.
repOr.sd) Condemned on elh ard VIII be sold ne ~
inst Extra Lrnq NeV-Oresns. Agordia PR 10 ssn ~
10 load for NYork; Soptis Wymsn, Bueaos Ayrss ~
seeking business; sehs csmhrel Dowdy, RON Gaalr
loupe unc ius, arrived. sam Wilams Fostcu, fry,
Denlerara. me mat arr Hunter, Perry Barbados une
Saeg-Brigs Montterraie tom NYorkl Porto Rico III
W Watson. Carrier from RsTbsdoesl Porto Rico ~
Alex Mitchell Horih (from SYofsl Maracsiho on. Ps-.
nco Jones from Gnsdaoupel Nsship gton NC s,h; bry
WIN PHI Howes. from Martin guel Turks leland. le,S
sloop Oceoia McCutou from Boston Tor California h.s
been surveyed, and waiting to hear from owners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27

THE CUBAN JUSTA.-We have received the fol-
lowing manifesto Of the Cuban Junta in this city
1t strikes us as premature, to say the least, since
the independence of Cuba is by no means secured
by the landing of Gen. Lopez:
NEw.YoRE, May q, 1850
To ne Editor Of The Tribune;
Gen LOPEZ at the head of a handful OF valiant
patriots has already landed on the shores OF Cuba,
engaged in the glorious undertaking OF hberating
his brothers from the hard and hateful slavery TO
which they have been reduced by the brutal Gov
eminent Of Spain. The first step OF Gen. Lopez
has been marked by victory; the genius OF Liberty
will follow him the God of Justice will protect
him. Gen. Lopez, surrounded by the Cubans must
copsummate his glorious work.
The Junta which promotes the interests of the
Liberty Of our country reassembled today, on &C
count Of the favorable news received from Cuba,
and has determined 10 manifest to the members of
the American Press the gratitude OF all good Gu
bans; because they are fully convinced OF the lib
eral sentiments of those who on all occasions have
declared themselves in favor of the people OF all
countries where the cry OF Liberty has beenrased
ms in Mexico Columbia, Greece, Hungary Italy
Nc &ca They have, at the same time, resolved to
express their confidence that under these circum
stances, in the very moment when Cuba needs
most their sympathies and help they win continue
10 advocate our cause which is the holy cause OF
America, of Justice and all Humanity.
have the honor TO be, respectfully yours,
N. T. ToL0N, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
SATURDAY, MAY 3.

The Stock market was weak today for the Fan
cies but the changes were not material Govern
mepts were in fair demand and steady,
The Exchange marke, is steady, but not buoy
ant. There is some inquiry for Sterling, and sales
are making at 81 10 for best names Francs are
sesles.s7i for short sight The quotations for
Continental bills are Amsterdam 4o9ioli Ham
hprc IS, a $50; Bremen, 7sa7sl
In Freights there is nothing important, except
a., zoo 10 1000 bales Cotton at S'l6d. which Is an
advance. Within few days there have been en-
c,sed 10 London ], 900 bbls Turpsntiae LIST Pro
Visions. eos 100 ties Beef SOtcs Rice and 'Oesles
American Hemp. on terms we did not learn. 10
cl,.sow. 400 bbls Tar, Is Cd; and 20 tuns Hoois
"a Horns. eos. To Havre, the packet Is ful oil
Co,,op lc and has $4,000 species that Of ist
nrox is filing up at the same rate for Cotton ana
ss Cor Rice. To Holland, 600 Slaves els 9sl'
.na 400 bbls Ashes, Issl7s Cd and 70 Antwerp
ABB. cos and Quercitron Bark, 2as Sd A ship
,v.. TAX en- up for Buenos Ayres at sls tor Lum-
~. Russian for Marseilles at SIS for Pipe
s,,ve.. /. Lubec brig to oad at Wilmington Tor
Ro,,erdsm. at Is Cd for cargo hesni sSesse'
here for Ccrk and market at 4ld Tor Corn snip
s.on, Bo,,on for Psssms. at els for Coal and an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
Foreign Porfs.

Arr al Quebec, May 90 ship Lucy Ann Carroll Boston;
2lst, chips Ehnghsm, Hughes, w-Oreans; Thens, IT,
ey, Apslscheoe; VIM Ward Seooney, New-Oresnsi bark
Recovery. Lowthed, Boston.
AT ssvsuna-ls.har, May LIB brig Imperial, Bsrnsn,
AT si Port Royal, Jsm) May 10 schr Susan Canon,
Dsshieds, Baltimore. list brigs Tartar, - Savannah,
ard sd l5h for NOrleans fueaIan, Baker Philadelphia
SD May brig Nancy 0autzrs Chsgres.. 18th, brig Tar.
Ar a Mon'eso Bay. JAM April n brig Lancet Phil.
brook, New-Oreans and cid May for Falmouth
Arr a. Kingston Jam May 5, brig Richard Golden. I'm
NYcrk sid Oh sehr Peru, for NYork...llth, brig Yeo-
k q, Hamilton, (seruuds May H. schr COr,sir v.sey,
Alexandria, Va
AIT al s. John. NIB, May o. brig Harp, csnn EYork
Echo, Holder NYork....22i, schr Cubs, Kavsnnagh,
Boston.
Al AEyss neh bark Douglass, Sumner for Singapore
Al Palermo, z9h ulL bGks Hersche, Thorp, from cadiz
arr 2th for hfors idg sIsr. Sow. do do Zone secoun
:se 80 arr rsy ~ ~ Pm nsrx. om aa
ION, Freeman from Genoa lust 10 load FOR Boston SD
2olh barb Helen Timer, NYors brig ursnas, Burt DO;
1iIn oMhs OoeceI Bosseni sstn Cros, Sawyer ana
At Trieste, ID inst bsrk Msrgol. Hsks for Leghoru,
10 DAD ior port N the United STATE ready cestns'0n
Al LEGION, 4rh inst ships EEzabe D. Hssy, for Nfors
.aP Megunreook Fsrbrnks for naples 5000 % .ai a.
bert Fearing Langthorn for nes.uc Forest Gaison, I'm
Genoa IN ballast expected 10 loa3 f~ y ofA. es,oc
assga son On 6rss Tn.ca sOas sn. ' a. % sn
nearly ready; Oak, Bowers fcr Gsranr sams o-J' III
Al Gibraltar Ist inst bsr ,issoun Brown rom Pslsr;
@ @8 ip so MOT a. sgs & rom Esno
Chensmus. Burdir, m Ssyns f9f 90 aoi Soon'Oh EA'"
Sparks. ffom Messsn2 - B-.nmofe v,.s.. r., D.
Al Narcotics Al List bark stsnoou hingman' Tor Boz
Al &c Gcasnsasr I'm vi, sw brig Minerva for Boston,
a, Rovs1ss. ~ rs ship Lels Stafford for NYork
de; brie Joseph Abisu, cisrE. for Boston. or d..
AT Loadoa Job ins, Br bark AvOa, Carry for Boston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
nfsasfers. &c.

Capt BURRELI, OF the brig SEES Bird, a. Quebec from
Newcastle reports having brig goodwin In the Norm
Sea March ST. All hands persisted The Sea Bird stroye
hard to save in vain Nothing is said 10 indi-
cate the flag OF the unfortunate vessel
Capt MowArT, OF ship Sgnet a. Quebec from Alos re-
ports having ship down on the lOIh inst smoug
hece The westward OF 81 Psurssaw none OF crew
on board. Was beset In the Ice II days
Capt CARRoLL OF ship Lucy Ann al Quebec from Boz
ton reports a. M 10Th inst St Pauls Sc IS miles, pas
sed long boat with light bottom blsck topsdes and one
board supposed 70 belong TO some vessel that went
down consequence OF being shut IN the Ice which was
scarcely passabe from Scstere Island up 20 the Bird Isl
ands The Lucy Ann received dansge on both bows snip
making some water in consequence Of rubbing the ice
Capt ROBERTSON, Of bark Prince al Quebec from Loo
don reports that the 18th April 10 af iS ~ long - ~,
spoke and supplied with provisions, the bark Ehra OF ar
mouth Ms from Newport for Boston, with rou, out 40 de,
in eaky state having been struck with heavy sea; start
ed cutwaer and sernunabe to keep the ship by the wind
bore up wiki the expectation Of making Cork.
BR scHR COLLECTOR, DOoley, from Boston, about April
for 81 Johrs NF, encountered much ice l4h aboat Is
miles from Cape Race and the 18th had her side stove
by H. when she filed with water The crew abandoned
her and board Br brig Isabella sesler and the
crews Of the two vessels saved cargo and materials.
Another took IS hhds OF mossses some brooms &c
out all of which taken TO 81 Johns The had an
assorted cargo which there insurance 10 Boston for
$500.
On part Of the cargo OF brig Wisbesch from Newport
T. for Salem before reported foundered there Is Insurance.
at the Essex Office Salem, for 3, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
American to load at Ricbibuc.O for LOudon, at "a

American TO load at Richibucto for Loudon at IA
IS for Deals.
The receipts a: the Custom House are ss5,oso'
payments s56O57, balance s5,l4s,926.
There is no change in Specie quotations except
ing in Spanish Douboons, which are lower IN con-
sequence Of the advices from Havana The quo
tstions have declined from SIC 60Gsl6 20 to so
alG so, without sales.
The Europa brought very light cargo and a
great proportion Of her packages consisted OF sam
pies for the Fall trade.
The-uarket fr Land Warrants is rather hrmer'
with some inquiry.
The Erie Railroad Co. have advertised Tor pro-
posas for the sale Of s., 100000 Of Income Bonds
TO bear Der cent. interest and redeemabie at the
pleasure Of the Company within FIVE years from
Feb. 1850 TIE proceeds Of these Bonds VII com
plete the Road 70 the Lake. For the payment Of
the interest the whole net income Of the Road IS
pledged until the sum shall reach si2OOoOo' on'y
reseryiug an amount sufficient to pay the interest
IN the first and second mortgage Bonds. THESE
Ronds are ali the issue the Company have to dis
nose Of Proposals will be received until 18th
lime next. These Bonds are well worthy the at
tention of capitalists.
The following table viii show the value Of the
Dry Goods entered for consumption and warehous-
ing. and those withdrawn from warehouse. for the
past week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE.


We had rumors Of telegaphic dispatches being
received yesterday morning, which excited pro-
found interest 1t was said that the Cuban expe-
dition, with Gen. Qutman at its head, had landed
with several thousand troops and that they were
carrying everything before them.
We saw a late letter from Mobile yesterday
stating that some Of the bravest and bodest adyen
turers had goxe on this expedition, which saued
from New o rlesns-lIOm Kentucky and tue STATES
on the banks Of the Mississippi-and that General
Quitman went with them on the night Of tne l51u-
The expedition was not 10 rendezvous at the Isle
of Pines, which was given out as decoy-so avert
any part Of our squadron from is route, but at
Yucaian about eighty miles from Trinidad. Otner
troops ere embsrking It New Orleans, aud II was
feared that the Administration might stop tnem-
Not content with this move, our squadron was %
arrest the expedition the high seas, without our
jurisdiction. Washington Union, Friday.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 81.
a., .u,n., Snow s, Johns, PR, mgsr and mOasses to

Brig August Snow 81 Johns, PR, mgsr and moiasse' 10
81, nina iof Cranberry Issnd,l spering Por'-aa-
Prno- rs days logwoOd &c. 10 I Messenger. -, &c
DAYS sali 10 Neun "A ga The lon ms. IA = - -
Al oclock AM was into By bHk. naine unAno va.
who sucr Us on ssrboard quarter carrying AVA v
rnanssi main BOOM boat snd parted main snroaosi Aso
stove in two top iimbers a., - 4, ..ho-.,v
&C 10 the master Sailed In with brig Eliza COOK of
sch Charles Henry Rs an, Norfolk, corn bound to Nor
Sci La Msnche Or sancersu Bordeaux g ds brandy
20 B q wilkins -
Sch Zephvr R.nouL Liverpool - Dc, sat and passea-
gers. 90 : q kin iruns'des
Sci Joshus Carroll iB George, Galway IS de, in bal
lat with passengers, 70 order. ~,
Sch Fora fBrl Pefheh Cards, Wales, = d. XXX
iron n Grinnen Mnturn Co 80
Sch Euphems, Downes Malaga So days, ffuit to > "
Sci May Clark, sn I, salem 2dsys mdss, to w
Ropes. -.
L ; Dry Dock. Brooklyn.
Sch poswoId Eirr - Warehan. . "A, rails.
Ser Fmuious Howes. Dennis ds. feb, 10 master.
t,ch Banner Lowell, Boston, ds, Nose, ID 20 Troy.
sch jerome willard Boston, De, rtse
Sen Dennis, Hodgson, Calais: de, lumber 70 masef.
Sch Jenny Lind Coon. New Haven, ds IN ballast
Scop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence q hours ndse
soop james L Long. Jones' Providence, q hours mdLe'
sAILED-U NAL steamer Pscdc, Nye, for Liverpooi
steamer PeuobscoL Seymour, Phiacslnhis SHIPS Ava
lsnche fBrl Hawkins Quebec Acme tBrl for do barss
csndsce ArguiL shanghai; British Queen BIZ beu' .
John NIB; Agnes, Brown, Canton and Diners
BELOW-Br ship Arcadia from Liverpooi ship l
bark and brss; also Br sch Tidy from Liverpool Tne
brig Osceola for Surnam, anchored In the Narrows
WIND-mAy q, Al sunrise Ne meridian, do, sunset 5,
with much rain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
To Mariners.

FORMATION OF SAND BANK AT THE ENTRANCE TO RIGA
RoADsTEAD-The following lesler from Lloyds ageots,
dated Riga April 27h, has addressed Capt Hasted
RN Secretary to L0yds-"SlrWe feel II our duty 10 in
form you win much regret that since the departure Of the
ice from river and har0or the fears previously
tanned Of increase OF shaowness OF the on the
bar have been realised and 1t Is proved that sand
bank has been formed In the chssne the roadsead OF
less than about 500 fahoms long. upon which there ia
depth Of only to 81 feet (Ens sh meesuremen and this
with lille hopes Of any alneioraton for the presen-
dredging the only hitherto .ried has proved inefec
tus This unfortunate Of affairs fatal 10 the pav
CATION OF our port, has long been 10 certain extent al
least foreseen the said bank being the gradual accumua
have not failed Indeed there Is a. present deputaon OF
merchants al 81 Petersburg sent htber before the Opening
OF CATION 10 endeavor excite the attention Of the pro-
per authorities 20 efficient means OF remedying the
evil which IL a matter Of such serious importance TO the
trade Of port Some vessels laden al Bolders late 10
siurn aud during winter dschArging great part
Of tr cagoes In order be enabled 10 get the bar
out TO the roads; and couple Of small ones lately char
tered are only loading far the depth Of water viii
permit