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TELECRAPBIC INTELLIGENCE.
Important from Havana-Ths American
Prisoners Released by the sPa.ish Gs-
vern~emt.


Important from Havana-Ths American
Prisoners Released by the sPanish Gs-
vernAent.
New 0lLEAHs June Is, 1850.
We have received intelligence from Havana ~ Late
~ the 10th inst and happy to state, that the
Spanish government had yielded to the rspresents-
items Of our Consul, aided by other American su-
thorty and, sfer passing through the forms u risi'
Mad liberated me .amsress prisoners taken boa ID the
briggs Gs~giona smd Susan Loud.
Arrival OF the sIoop OF War st. Marys.
BALTIMORE, June IL, 1850.
The sloop Of war st Marys, the flag ship of Commo-
dore Gesinger Of the East India squadron arrived
Hampton Roads Friday night, In eighty days from
Batavia She left Macao the I'D OF February with
the soop Of Plymouth the latter bound for Turin
Bay, with Mr. Balesteer, the United States Special
Envoy to Cochin China
The United States brig Dolphin left at anchor in
Macao Roads.
The St Marys has brought home all the sick Of the
East India squadron; also three prisoners from the
Pacific squadron, under Communication Of sentence Of
death by court martial She also took on board, at
MANILA Eve American seamen, charged with setting
FIRE to the ship Massachusetts,, Of New Bedford, At
Mary Ann Islands
After leaving Manila, Galen Taylor sergeant of ma
rines invalid. lied of consumption, and buried
in the China Seas Subsequently two Of small
pox occurred-one being that of prisoner named Van
Brunt-who were left at the hospital in a hopeless
condition.
The officers and men all well.
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and Drunkar- nearly half that took one bottle OF
Dr. Cooks R'm sdS Tor lnteuperanes and have nov no
more inclination 70 drink liquor than have take
The boosors residence 10 at Oh Madison street. VIII
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sers Lpnen, hasie fbio have sod without mur
muir IL ~ warranted to restore the hair II years
and TO rhsuat, snd all other old sores
bruises weak all rpnsn0dic aud
shoers d@rr "a te xe D. ESQ Pearl; f76 Broad
GraLd. 4. and shilnKs each. Lsrxe dsdpo-
hoss made 10 the trade generally.
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iona the COMPLEXION. and Hyperion Fluid Zoe the hair
- invented ~ m Bos d above ali Others
fr eeafr,ss snd mco,hness 81 n and luxariaaee %
shining rrscts. sold ~ the inventor. WILLIAM
III Nsshingtrn street. boston Alto 81 A A. ID. sands
- Fulton street snd kusLtop, CLARK Co. no and rs
Brcadpny. ksw York - - -
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FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACES AND FASHION,
ABLE MANNERs.-The summer solstice il proving
too powerful for the fashionable world, and thou
sands are scampering hither and thither for fresh
air. Some hurry to Newport, some to Saratoga,
and some to Niagara Falls, and such fashionable
localities, where fashion, and not comfort, rules
with all the follies of the hour-where mothers
with marriagable daughters, and aunts with elig-
BILE nieces-where fashionable blacklegs and fool
ish tailors' blocks and dummies keep up constant
delrium and fever of nonsensical etiquette and ele-
CANT misery. Comfort at such places is quite out
of the question. There is no chance fer the slight
est exercise of freedom and independence. Cliques
keep up petty warfare, and the whole mass are at
the mercy of few swindling walters, who will not
attend to your wants unless you engage them spe-
cially in advance, and pay them for common civil
ity. We have seen some foreigners almost starved
cut at these places, obliged to help themselves or
60 without. The Ocean House, at Newport, has
some very curious kitchen diplomacy, which is
family initiated by some of the hotels at Saratoga.
Kitchen Galphinism is constantly exhibited-clams
for this and claims for that-tl one gets perfectly
bored to DEATH throws his purse the heads of the
walters, swallows his dinner cold and hurries to
some quiet and decent retreat, 10 enjoy season of
retirement and repose. Give the country.
Fashionable pandemoniums are too troublesome.
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NEW YORK NOMINATE oNs AND CoNFIRMArIoNs.-
We believe that all the nominations for this region
have been acted upon by the Senate of the United
States, with the exception of that of Mr. Maxwell,
the Collector of this port. Why he is the last we
cannot tell. We were aware, however, that his
confirmation would, in all probability, meet with
some opposition; and perhaps the weather is so
warm that Senators dread undertaking the work
that would likely ensue, when his confirmation
came up before them We suppose, however, that
he will know his fate before the dog days are over
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u the tor hot salt water Baths Tor invalid re-
iresine snd invis rating fsr shower Baths for hot
heacec fer the q the body or cold
Crotor. Whore all th~se ADVANTAGE.
asd splendid for ladies and
f.nsmenf We who're tut at Rsbns,u 81 the foos
otLeofess street. .eess5s b. day aad ngh aaa
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Hair Dye ohy te procured at the mandatory all
street The Tutic sseuld guard sgsinst limitations see
various dipoWas Persons whose hair has ASSUMED r
bad solcr The ~ the Imitation dyes can have IA
scrreoted ~ oallinr 49, above. Copy the address.
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Wtgs and Iospscs--hncther Medal haa
wn. Batcheor, for AN, fsu-
The public his for ll
81 BATruti oHs celehrstst wig Fsetsry, Eail --es
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these two women had som. hand In the robbery Jus
ticc Osborn committed both the women for further
hearing
Nathaniel chids lately acquitted at st Louis upon
charge OF emh zxling the funds Of the Bank of Mis-
souri, has brought suits against the bank and its
suretiss and lard the damage for dcfsmaaon Of cha
rsctcr, at $1,000
The Great Discovery.-A. ,. Beals, wilx
ii. Which he Tssrs amy on:
,s ss s1s s on s.senns. terms; Ike
AL lines at No. hs Broadway east rds Bssbs Co.'S
CLARK, Tailor, IIs william strset.-Myy
price Tor black eioth Dres Frock Coat $40 The very
Iis s .y IN Ny .. s.: .a %ese
msrnO Coats made 70 order. s.. s.t.siissse issI
An Easy k,adIe for the sIiiIion.-AFrienss
ii ~ a.ns; The s s';sSy S 's % the
halle aid sos, f.sh.nAls Clothing ss.asshmsas New
.rk Dsh az 'l'ak ~ once All! you've HIT il-it Is RO-
have been q Hard Drinhsr sac Years.
Dr. co sr Ai ss %s .'i On. bottle Of
iIsH" ''''' '''''''' - va MADISON street. 4 VII
2,00O,OCO of bottles, nearly, of DR.. KeIIin--
sers Lsinen, % hase ilne hs,. teen cold without
ard rhsuBs, all other pains; old sores cuts
.sS:. s al ''Sss; fs afIss.: a.
.sy near Grad and ,hiilins' each. Large dsduo-
Hair Dye ohly te procured at the mandatory WAL
street. The Tuc ssrud guard sgsinst limitations see
my various diplomas Persons whose hair has assumed e.
bad color The ~ the Imitation Eyes can have IL
scrrected ~ oallinF 80 shove. Copy the address.
Wigs ard 1ospses--Another Medal hsa
avsrass 70 wn Bstcheor Tor The wiss aus fsu
The public invited his Style for s
81 BATfHhoHS oeehrstst Wig Fsetsry, 4 Nall s,--et.
tseps Isre, are hest ssrorimsst oty Soyv
the address ~
nemsnt.-Lsdtes w ho use the Heben--
iona the plexon. and perion ZOE the hair
invented ~ I'm Boe. above Ali other
fr esafr,ss snd imeehness 81 ln and luxuraaee %
chin rirslcs. sold ~ the inventor WILLIAM BOCLR
III Nsshingtrn street. Beston. Alto by A. n. d. sands
- Fulton street aud kushtop CLARK Co. no and rs
Broadway. Rev York
Habinesu's Baths, Desbrosscs strsst.-- Th,~
The sesscn Tor hot salt water Baths for invalid
frestne and invg rating fer shower Baths for hot
hesceo fer the q the BODY hot or eol5
Crotor. Where all these ADVANTAGE. rith
spen ladie.
r-ntuenf We where hut Rabn..n a. ale foos
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GoHcERT.--The Concert at the Commercial En-
changewiH undoubtedly attracts large crowd this
evening. Signora Biscaccian,i's singing is itself
sufficient to call out all the enthusiasm OF our m
sical amateurs. The purity of her style, and the
force and power with which she gives forth the,
compositions ofthe great masters are worthy of the
highest praise, and must excite the warmest admi-
ration Mr.. Strakoschs performances on the piano
are 50 generally acknowledged thai it ia almost use
less % speak Of their merits. Inaddtion 10 these,
sgnor Bscaccianti will let us have the pleasure of
listening to bis fine execution on the violoncello;
and Madame Cassini will delight those who have
Taste for her style Of singing,
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An,uisements.

AMERICAN THATRE.-f.ast night the house presented a
brilliant appeaaace Major Gen j. L. Lewis and staff and
Big ens Ansustn and staff, in full uniform, attended the
theatre at te invitation Of the manager highly reecta
able audience witneaSed-he fine acting of Mr. Booth as
Lears who sustained the great character with his unrvaed
abit Tonight Mr.. Booth appears Ottelo and we ex
peet TO see every seat SLED The opportunity bu seldom
offered 10 witness performance snch as7his eminent TRACE
dian can give us Aiter the tragedy there win be dancing
and the farce Of = Bsmboozlihg. " &, u, q =
Conference.-The third concert Of slsnora Biseaeeia,j and
Mr. strakosch takes place tonight at the Commercial En-
change Hall Madame casni and sighor Biscaeeand wiz
SHAKsPRARIAa READrSoNIr. Fleming reads ssIIan,let,,
this evening the Lyeeum Room in the new unieipal Iial
Price of admission 50 cents. .-
PAISTINas.-A fine collection of Painting, pfiaciaay
Flemish and Italian, be The rooms Of Sghor
Galvan on Canal street. No agreeable way of spend
ing leisure hour during the day be found in e city than
visit to the rOops Of Mr. Galvan.
sT cHARLEs TIIESTRE.-Afrc Hudson, the Irish come
dian, appears this evening in the eomedeta Of Born 10
Good Luck and the farce of the Irish Ion'' To con.
ciude with g A Lover by Proxy"
PL4oIDE's YARIKTIEs.-Ths evening the enertanmebsts
will commence with the comedy Of Simpson Co, az
which the ballet of leDiable Qustre 10 conenJe
with the farce of.'' 6iasher and Crasher."
,THEGREAr WospER or THE AGE.-Vist the National
Gallery, No. 10 s. Charles street, and see the one hundred
learned Canaries Of Sghor SIneto's, Performance al H.
M and 7, p NJ.
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vessel from Valparaiso has been forfeited for bring
ing to this port brandy in packages Of less than Is
gallons, as prescribed by law. <
Roqce's Cireas--We are happy to learn that
Mr.. Foley has been resngaged at this establish
ment, and made. his appearance again on Monday
night before crowded house, which greeted him
New York Serenaders kindly volunteered thelr SER
vices on the occasion The nightly attendance at
the Circus continued undiminished
DIEDon the 18th inst at his late residence in this town.
EvERHART, OF Pennsylvania, in the 4st year Of
edge than desire 70 accumulate gold left his native place
1874 and taking the since faraned overland route, pursued
ms snrney solitary and aone to this place, where he arrived
ie4 and was among the first Of the adyentuTer il the
valley OF the Sacramento from which he Is said have
golden harvest that will possession Of
ny ms brother. who has but recently arrived. -
On Friday 18th, Of dysentesy VIM II. ROGERS aged A
years. late OF New York City Pacific .Ness, Dec a.
J. FaH siaIsisa NJ F gaoisa, atS y &
FFof 8 j. Miller O. J. Murray a. LIVINGSTON and family,
Wi9gard, J;F Thensly 4. H. WOOD, H. Nc Ister, G.
Ne Alister, E. Baker, M, o. Leary, +. Acquire H. Boon
go, D. Hsgef Mecaln H. Winerss WI Hoie s
s9ss 8 pSRIk e. Msy cd m w. II Can
SlssgcsE, Z; SsS@sssl. n & + Wells g. MeSISrs ?.
Gas., F;smitb e. Ris6eer, +. RSdsers, a. II Morss
B Bryant nj Garref, M Pepioe J. Covey VI. wills. II.
morse Nor .; e Lipdy, G. Forsstet, o. Hiam.T Wedge, J.
ler T Eno Nj Stephenson j. Smith. s. u. MandeYiie. j,
MCKINNEY, M Clark, M Conway, j. Nevergod, M Dewitt.
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TORNADO NEAR NATcHEz. We learn by pas
sengefs on the Belle Key, which arrived last even
ing that severe tornado occurred near Natchez, on
Sunday evening, producing mach damage and de-.
stroying some lives We do not hear any further
particulars than that it passed over. the town of
Washington, about SIX miIes from Natcbezs The
only death reported is that of Mr.. MeCnllosh, "a
well known planter in that region. The next ma
pers from Natchez viii bring us the particulars.
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Aninislsasine inieFview took place on Monday
l.st between aisssrs W O. Latham, r. u. Bruce.
A. w. Scstes, VIM. Miller, and Robert F. Comp
ton, committee on the part Of one of the Divis-
ions Of The Sons Of Temperance, and PHILIP s..
WEITE, Of Philadelphia, the distinguished Lee.
iurer who has been delighiing large crowds of our
citizens for some time past, with his eloquent and
stirring appeals on behalf Of suffering humanity
During the interview, the Chairman Of the COM
mittee explained the principal object Of their call
by addressing Mr.. White in the following terms !;
The members Of Liberal Division No II. Sons Of
Tempeance of this city, being desous of COMMUNICATING
the occasion OF your visit to their Hall their regular meeting
on Sunday last and Of expressing at the same time their pro-
found regard fo your character Is a lan and their adnir
ton Of the unng zeal and energy which distinguish your
coFe as Son Of Temperance have instructed us 10 present
70 yoa this stmonia Wefheefor beg your acceptance Of
TINS humble token Of their stee and with earnest and
heartfelt prayers for your prosperity and happiness
On receiving the testimonial, a neat and chastely
carved Silver Pitcher, Mr.. White replied
GenHem9 This beautiful marx Of esteem BY Liberal
Division No. H. practical disqualification not only Of the
idea conveyed by its name but of that essential spirit Of our
Oler which recognizes IN its workings neither sectional in
eFets geographical boundaries feel that my humble
services do not merit it. II is extending to me more than
brofhs hand and brother aoelcoae The measure Of
now overflow witha delight unmingled, except with the CON
eiousness Of Inability 70 have done deserve thistest
moniaof regard "A Silver Pitcher handsomely designed is
an appropriate present from Division of the Sons Of TEN,
perance Itspeaks mlisry of that pure beverage which
gurges fresh from Heay ems dsllery clear honest
liquid, in which deceit never dwell and which contributes
to msnutacre rather than the ruin onerves bone and
muscle here was atie when such present ght aso-
ciae the idea Of its too nseparable companonhe bottle
But thank God those days are gone having left no trace be-
hind them the delight of memory, when struggling
through the darksome past. to rejoice at the triumph of wis
dom folly. Bear your Division them my grateful ac
acknowledgements of this unered kindness, and accept for
yourselves, personally the love both friend anda brother
There is no need, to expatiate on the effects of
such an interchange Of kindly courtesies between
the fellow-laborers in the cause of. Temperance,
The beautiful simplicity Of the principles of the
Sons of Temperance expand the heart, enlarge the
circle of the feelings, and; crown, as with holy
blessing, the acts Of those devoted to the noble
work of retaining mankind from the miseries im7
posed BY. dark Inteipperance. A
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ABANDoNNiENT OF FAN INFANT.-On Friday,
the Both nit, lady and gentleman put up at The.
Exchange Hotel. in Washington City, and duly
registered names, probably not their true ones,
They left q child about three months old, in the
care of colored servant, and went out for a walk
The walk was very long one-they have not yet
returned The infant was asked for by a lady of
Washington, to whom it was given by the land
lady, and it will be properly nurtured and cared for
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: PASSENGERS FOR CAIaF oRN1A.-Th efollowing
passengers sailed on the evening of the 7th inst.
Tor California, bfa Chsgres, on the schr Chartan
Thomas e. lyman, James Shelby Jares Driscal Nv. u
ppesssasoh X IS Bass Daniel McGregor s. Waterman. M
rekett r. Y. SIlswaid w. Wates, A. RoditcI M Gray
5ssss "A Pierce, g. p. Rochfotd, A. Adsr b. M slh6
Rehssl Slesson bqaee Humphreys, John Bell II Spring
fppert Harrsons Peter Harck Mathew Cox, r. Yonn9
lanes fon1g Tho mas Jopstohs Alexander Waterman iii
lgntman, Felix GuiFne Samuel Coffin Nehemiah Knox
Saples Jones Carl hedseker III Pennywt Robt Channel
peter Gnee 6e2Tge ham, Samuel Nedergan Rob
mond, Richard Alexander James AIarshal james Mitrhsr
Henry Steele, Thomas Fortaine, s. d. SMALL
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Nav METHopEsr CHURoH IN MoBILE,4The
new church in Mobile, erected on the corner Of st.
Michael and Franklin streets, on the site of ,SThe
Old Beehive was dedicated on Sunday last
BY Bishop Paine. The dedication sermon was
preached by the Rev. Jefferson Hamilton. The
collection taken upafter the sermon, for the benefit
OF the church, amounted to nearly $1,000,
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10. The steamer Cambria brings.to New York
accounts of,the loss of the splendid ship Caleb
Grimshaw Of that port by FIRE at, sea. She was
owned by. Samuel Thompson & Nephew of New
York, and was built there IN 1918, in superior
panner. She was of 1857 tons burthen, valued at
about $4,000, and had cargo on board worth at
least 100000. The vessel and about two-thirds
Of the cargo were insured in Wall street.-the rest
in England. The particulars were brought byle
ter from Capt. HOxie at Fayal, dated November
9th. The fire was discovered on the 18th Novem-
Der, the weather being fine and wind light The
ship was Immediately flooded blythe engines, with
out stopping the fire, until there was nine and a
half feet water in the hold. She was in this con-
dition for Eve days, with matches down, when she
metthe British bark Sarah, Capt. Cook, from Lon
don, bound to ST. Johns, N, B. She lay by the
ship in storm OF squalls and rain. She was en-.
gagged eight days in securing, the passengers and
crew--399 in npmber-and in getting them into
the harbor Of Fayal. AS soon as the matches were
raised the, ship was in blaze The disaster oc-
Cured IN the month Of November, but such was
the confidence in New York OF the strength Of the
vessel and the excellence of the commander, that
insurance was effected on her in, New York the
day before the arrival of the Cambria at only double
the usual rates, she not having been heard from
for sixty days. =
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10 The Legislatures Of Massachusetts,, New
York, New. Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mississippi
Maryland, Missouri, and Michigan, are in session,
having met since the lst inst. The Legislatures Of
Virginia, Georgia, Kentucky Alabama, Texas,
Tennessee and. Iowa, Sare. also, in session. The
Legislature Of this Stale meets at Baton Rouge on
the third. Monday Of this month (2Oth)
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FATHHR MATHEw.--Fsther Mathew was at
Wilmington IN % on The 29th ule The Com
meIcial says: He receives company, but delivers
no lectures Hs disavows the sGghtest-wish to in-
tesriere With the question Of slavery, Ills mission
i one Of mercy and philanthropy. This is his
single obieet.p VI ~
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LIE WABASH RIYER:-This river still eontin-
ues closed with ices Our wharf which before tbe
cold spell almost covered with freight. is,noyy
.bare. On Monday there were fourteen or fifteen
steamers all Engaged at oncein loading or discharge
ing freight, AMONG them, as We before remarked.
there being several Of the largest steamers in the
west Eoa2lspileA (La.l jour. 30 u.s. ;. Al
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Dz- The A naerieaf AIT UHion atlyertises that its
new collection will open 10 The public early in this
month. The International ? Is tc,hayst It's fifst
annual drawing soon tover one hundred paint.
ings will be distributed, including he three pre-
uented by the Ffench Government ~ tfa
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10 Mi. $ $. osgood, the artist, now in San
Fsaneisco received s5 600 for portraits executed
by him in the space Of sixsWeeks in that city, He
has made real estate speculatons there, which
have turned out WILL He IS the husband Of the
admired pseless
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ALABAMA REsoLUTIoNs.--The Committee on
Federal Relations in the Alabama House of Repre-
sentatves have reported series of resolutions on
the slavery question, not differing materially from
those reported formerly by the joint committee of
the two Houses, and adopted in the Senate. These
contained reference to the disorganization of
the House Of Representative at Washington A
Speaker having been elected there, the House re-
committed the resolutions for change of phfaseo-
ogy, and their own committee has reported series,
substantially the same the joint resolutions, re-
commencing a State Convention and the with
drawal of their members Of Congress in the event
of the adoption of the Wilmot ProViso or other
enumerated anti-slavery propositions BY Congress I
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San Francisco Marine In tellige nee.

ARRIVED. s. .
Nov lam. bark Hannah Sprague Lansing, I75 DAVIS
from New Yorh95' passengers; Am brig Susan and Abb
gail, Pierce, 1874 days from Boston. y -
Nov Ram ship Otlello Galloway 2S6 days from New
9rea4s-3 pessenges; Am. seh Horace, Randall 2Qd days
- 9Yv ~ Am ship CANADA. Ryder, lsO days from New
Bedford--I passengers. =
Boston Am. bark NIahumkeag Chanpiin 255 days from
Proyidence-H passengers d, ~
- I, CLEARED.
; Nov l2.-Am. brig Saltlo Smyh, SandwiclnIslsnds- =
Nov l3.Am. bark ], A. Jessnfun, Reed Guaysnas.. 4
t MoH ia i1.1Am. steamer Ranam5 Bailey, Panama Ans
Valparaiso; Am. bark sLoio, .Peae, Panama Am. bark
xelasco, Spencer, Valparaiso; Am brig Henry, Roberts,
H9nofug; Am. schr Zachary johnson, Ward, Monterey
NOV l6--Am. ship Apeatus, Knowles Calcutta; Am.
hsh Monterey; Am. brig Forest, Williams, Oregon,
Noy i9s-Am ship Tasluin, Wilson, New York Am.
sp Sweden, Getting, Boston, Valparaiso Ans bark
tES S Snow Columbia River An. bak Ocean Bird,
Hai, Sandwich Islands; Am brig Brothers, Soule Honolulu.
Noy, 20-7Am ship Elizabeth Ellen, Truman Sandwich
Islands and China; Am; ship Architect Gray, Vaparaisoi
Am bark Minerva Tucker, Valparaiso; Am. brig Ahninas
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RELIGIOUS NOTIcE.-Phere will be Preaching every night
this week the Baptist Church. in ST. Charles street, between
Julia and st. Joseph Services win commence at haGpast
O'Clock, Rev. LEONARD FLETCHER will preach tonight.
Rev russell HoLMAS of Marion, Ala. and Rev. T. G.
KEEN. of Mobile will take part in he ezerees of the week
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kENTucKx.-The public debt Of Kentucky, ex-
elusive Of school bonds, on the 10Th of October
last was S4,49z l52 81, of which s866l, l52 81
bears interest at the rate of six, and $4,000 at
the rate Of five pei, cent. per annum. The re-
dsmPtiel Of the debt during the year was so 69l,
and the amountat its close in the sinking fund was
$I03.5a5 g..
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1.-THE pressure of NEWS on our columns ex.
cludes several interesting articles-among others,
an article on the Sandwich Islands, and one on the
Price of Cotton. They shall appear to-morrow.