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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
The Latest from Rio .Ianeiro.

Files Of the Jorn0l de Concrete Of Rio de ia
NERO TO the goth Of March, inclusive, have been re-
ceived, from which we learn the epidemic con.
tiIues to rage, though with some abatement Of its
fury. In the Chamber Of Deputies, on the 18Th of
February, bill passed granting a subsidy for the
preservation Of the public health, and for the
aid Of the sick, during the prevalence Of the sick
ness.
BY proclamation, issued December %, le49, 10
the inhabitants OF the remote frontier province Of
S. Petro DO La, by Don Francisco Pedro de Abreu,
Commander-in-Chief calling urgently upon the in
habitsnts to take up arms against the savages,
who have invaded the frontier it would now appear
that the tables turned and that the Brazilians,
instead OF being the invaders, the invaded, in
the war against Rosas.
The epidemic said TO be on the decline in
Pernambuco and Bahia toward the end of Feb.
ruary. The Government troops had obtained a
great advantage over the rebels in Pernanbuco, &C
cording to the last accounts
The Diario de Rio Grdade, Of Feb. 25th, has the
following: "In consequence ofthe constant threats
made by Baron de Jacuhy of invading the Oriental
territory, Gen Onbe has ordered his forces to be
ready the frontier to repel any attack, 1.-THE
my should approachthe line" Norfolk Herald.
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ia pavment, that have come to the oonc'os'o'
ne,e $50 ,ts honor TO be, with high regard. your
, DIV .,vsrt REVERDY JOHNSON.
or us'u ~, a MEREprrB Secretary oftss Treasury
~ o,;nson gave is not as fall as sh'uld have
-. rLad taken more time in iis preparatl'n-
rs. ~ re committee desire II, | Will supply THIS
i,.,. nv putting them in possession OF sone OF
~ sn,hoyities upon which il was iormei. Ihese
were OF several classes. ...,-.-
Those in Witch under crcnFnstsnees not srongS
49,, hi, latin presented thu UEted Saie- "a mst arp
,rSs Win Other psio1s, have uniformly de'nsoael in>
Se,o,srn which Cossress hls self IN sra' gS'en IN
,ers Il 10 T. divi6uei clsimsn ..
gusgt rot zore e-rrehenrse fhhr hat Of ~ Gsia as
the accounting officers have allowed interest WA se sane
uon Ct ne bad o. The proper cepsf.ne1t
For,1h-n which under TIE opinions OF ,dy predeces
SORE interest hss been SLOWED.
FJa-In whi-h the Coarts Of he U1fe4 States have
&C jUceed 4 srsinsi the Ul'tec states
Sirth-ln which. by The LAYS Of <anons md Tho dse
stone Of prize Courts, Il hss been aIsnwed
Sc-l 10 which words smilas IN those IN the treaty Of
1873 been he'd cnsFge on land granted devised
10 which als0 words similar to thpss in the fJrrh
the 2th q ApF lSf2 have been he'd 20 embrace slch
hue rieieft :hs fncans ard GAphl lad the ia1ds
ceced ty the treaty Of i779
CHARGED wi fhe claim Z horpd 20 III
that England would bsve been bo1nd but )r tins Rev
on don, 70 have Paid be claim prncpu AMI IA erst aui
bound IN good faith 10 Gsorgis. he trust and
designed DO So BY drecsg The csiln the whole claim
70 he ,xsnIed, adjusted sp5 paid say the whole csi n
for oisDciiOu made Intended by act Of 1913
between The claim for iltsfes, and hat fSr pr1cps, a.
though having before hen The fact OF the OF tbs
principal Il would have been mater Of course, had such
been he design hsye confined the authority OF Sec
rstuy 70 the payment Of the principal
REVERDY JOHNSON
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e. ss! oen Khssnd.n John " o Dow. W wisr. l.
ysin y tn1vtre, My s1n,ou, " q sIcbsux az
$500 80 Green N D u r.and-r Z DeYounr lame.
IIyvse, ~ erin, NJ. I'll and ssrssnt % sKessy
v.r, I.sn n tam Mx George ssrksr ana Ger,
Wi; D'"ls Total ls7 psssenEsr. ipcladinr ser.
George ps,ss ,e- Bei.i-o-s or San Fraaei.o,-
Riehsrd w Ivr-s Txh;ng'on DC hans. MeCoombs
Nnry's eornsv, Ia n-e county; 3, ara usvas, a.
'' "shniion Cowsr Ioan Colv R.lnnor -
Passengers arr ed.
,, s.' s''n sesfhey--y. fyo-> cA,,s.,. .
~. D1ad hsses ids,,,., ~ MISSES
~ ~ l, nW.ts nssss MOI NJ. sAnisnt
Mrs Jerngsp and infant Mrs orsot a., s1cd Mr. ~-ns
Jones. children and servant Nrs sn,-n -, Ms D
sewsil Hr w Murray. chilsres - s-.n% Ms
Stockton, UsN, and lady. Huirhinsos az re u
Wes'on ard lady, Mrs W1oihul AID rhid st,,fiy, II
lazy, infant and servant. LDwndes gapss s,sss.o n
Dewey. Lowry. T Hetver. A Elatr- s-,oSas-,
Jones, II Davenport. llrRn Calvin R..iftn~ II r
Esufs g Teunev. John Mcmillan, Miss Peu.lvee NJ.
L Ptnslver Miss PenHiv-r, Mes Calos Aiss | A..
mineroZ 2, Mss N Arrniniercz. Miss l. Caoo n Ara =
Arminieroz Masters ard NJ Arniatsroz, Mss A..
minsroz- Mics Conres. Msrchioness Cusa cavsr md ?
servsr Miguel Carfuas lady and son, HGrcsco Pevas
ard seTvtuL and IS IN me s,eerage.
~ Bark Jasos fror Bremea-M Todt LADY, and chi.
dfsB, Carl Busb Peters D0rothea Muller, and is tae
n sitp " Rotoss fro-4 Be'frss-Mr wilson Mrs Wilson
child sns servant Miss Cellsnd Mr. Williams John Or eu
IN ship Ab,ond from LirerpoI-Rev WIN 5uter and ~
d. Joseph Bord and ady, Mrs HAzeioo, Aiss Nelly, DR.
Ttos Cupredge.
IN ba,t 4AAsanSals from Lirerpoo,-Mr Smith and Mr.
Irwin
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From Texas.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Galveston, Capt.
Place, the New. Orleans Crescent has Galveston
dates to the 10th inst
There was large meeting in Galveston in ref.
erence TO the projected Brazos Canal. The char
ter was read ard $4,000 stock Immediately sub
scribed-s5OoO additional was added on the next
day.
The Brszos River was still high and fears were
entertained of an overflow.
In regard 20 the crops, on the upper Brazos, we
have the most dolef1 accounts. Continued wet
weather, frost &c has caused sad loss this season
in the most productive sections of our State.
There were ten deaths ia Galveston during the
week.
Eagle Pass, on the Rio GraPde, about $50 miles
west Of San Antonio, has been awakened with the
spirit Of American progress since the occupation
by troops and settlers OF the United States Toe
HesterD TcraE c~.tsinE le,ter, ciyiag iescr.p.
- " she pisce. rom which &c appears that great
c "~,y of - s,ssassoS' pIeasS ninesg or climate,
and superior health ~ IL { little for gliding,
ade, &c
The Vestern Team San Antoniol says that
tribe of Csmanches arrived in that neghborhood
on the 22d utimo. They numbered one hundred
and three including thirty squaws aud children
buffalo Hump was ~ thelf head aud they were all
well armed They proiesscd peace and wanted 70
get permission to hunt mustangs on the Nueces.
They said that they wanted to zee the "Bg Cap.
tain General Brooke,) at San Antonio, 20 have
"tslk." strong escort has been sent down with
them to that place aud they WILL after the talk ="
be sent immond iately back
A number of the SeiniAole Indians, who had emf
grated from Florida O. the Indian territory on the
border OF the Arkansas, are 40 in the vicinity Of
Fredelicf sburg. Among them is the well.knOwn
chief Wild Cat, who playe conspicuous part in
tie Florida war, also Gopher John, the Interpreter
ne latter IS negro who was taken by the semi.
nlles from the whites, aud, we understand, served
az Interpreter for Gen. Worth with the Indians.
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FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths Flour msrses u sal bcstsr
the eIose. Tue foreign ns-s hsd fsyosos naa
eues the Liverpool market win now reisve ne OF tas
Canaeinn In bOrd Tue supplies curing IN are no 'ese
TIE soca Of Cens1ao sDOu u 90 or 100 es. Ihs
free and T56i gag IN bond TIE qao,stons for sate ga
Western are s.! "A % for No tfGo a for connoi
and srssh STATE GA as 81 or Michigan ana g0Sa Onio
az IS o- fancy Genese- li az IS for extra Ohio 250
81 for Geneses. The market cr solt97rn sgan
better l1ic = bot with active nlsrSet s1a sons spec'
itve ass I'd sSl.s 2 bos at 56l as - for mxsd and
straight brands Meal IL hm sales 100 ons Jersey al -
BRANDY wine Il bed At III kye flour 10 sf@oS and
GRAIR-For Wheat there is a fair demand, with small
ssles About 100 bush red free CAnada9 soi a. is zp0
90 While Al r showing an Of &C. 0e1eses he'd
II lgc Ohio ll0UI7 per LAKE 00lloc The stock Of
Wheat 50 90 - 30 bush Ar-rczo, ard a. mach more
busb Al f0c FOR heated 6l9S} ID Western 5345l.
for Western yellow 90 G fJr NJrthern and Jersey ant
Southern yellow 65c JF HANDSOME While So ihern show
Ing e slVAnce Sales $3.50 bush Z e al Soc whcn is III
ue better Barley duh and Unsettled Sales 900 Dush fair
Canadian Sc sAes 80 bags black eyed Peas 81 IS
wAIsKY-Ts srn Sales 100 bbls Al 2ie sni 20 Dradys
PROVIsIOSs-The nakst for Pork Il rstssr easier or
Prime bot hsssis ueady. sales so bo Al 20 ~ fsr Mss,
n X sr cesr Tn stocs /. bout 30 e bbs Bsfis stee1y
wiln uoder1e demand saes 2oO les Prime As-s pri-
vae Beef Hams are quiet ~ SIS Lad !. quiet;
bills prime To extra 81 e7c, as ksZs 79lc Aad
80 hhls bead d6lc Cut Meats hre with sales 80
% bbls plain Haas al Ste zAd 20 extra sugar Sh1udsss
stsse Butter Cheese without change. stlte 4Dlsc
which ID lower for Cew. No Old In the market
HAY-ls f0t3 win sails 1000 bsies within few daTs.
OILS-AIe weak Elgish Lins-ed Il selling SIC So9c
spot; 70 fair extent Whale "a also less hrn Sales
500 bbls selec ed At about 5 lc.
BONk-Seles 9 coo De Polar Whaleoons AZ sec; 5000
do Northwest a. Sc, cash
BEEswsX-ssles 2oC0 rs yellow Al nc f1r Northern.
ToBA CCO-ls N fair censndi Win cons considerable
orders in market lower Sales 80 bids iryland
about e. ard 90 or 60 do kenmeky 81 7e = %. OfHsvA
ma 81 or 40 bses sold a. 80 20 Soc anc, Ald
few cases seed Leaf al previous rates
RlCE-ls 25d3 62i for comnoa 10 choice, with Gales
100 CASKS
NAVAL sTORE5-Are very firm, and we notice sales
LOO $50 bbs Turpenine a. es2 IS for go 10 show
ing an Rosin IL u! al is for common, with
sales 500 70 Loco DO and 10 80 bbs white al 81
10 $5. Srirus IL So asa, essh with sales.
GROCERIEs-kemsin in fsf demand, al full phees
cept Coffee, which 10 heavy. SusGs have advanced
Aooher 10 Ic y 10. and MOlssses 10 held ic = gallon
hs her the qualities. The sales 500 hnis Po
Rico Sugar at al; so do New Orleans, Il d5i 500
do Cnbs hu.covaoo, 81 and 900 boxes Brown Havana
906l-uesrly al for refining. cargo Of Csrdenas No
ssses sold ec and deck load at l7lc Sales 400 bays
Marscs,bo Coffee al sad9c 500 do Rio, sac snd 900
Domingo al &c, time
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sgdseny on Tuesday, the 2lsL Of paralyss Mira ELF
AskIh HAWKS let OF the late Joseph HAYES a.,si
el ears months ard days So
The relatives ano fnends Of the family are reaosctfuy
invited TO attend the funeral services this dsv fWadnes
day. Al O'clock p. " a. the residences OF her son Wi
bfn No y PerrysL The remains will be ksn 10 PseL =.
lil Tor inRrnen', on Thursday morning
U dysnlery, Monday evening 2oth instant EMMA
ffd 70 months aud weeks daughter OF Henry Il AID
SUss1 kumne -
Tbs friends snd relatives Of the family are invited tn q,
tend Der fupsrs W-dnsloay sfsrDoon 22d inst Al N -
eloch ron ~ Adelphtit Brooklyn
Tuesday morning, 2si instant OF droDsy OF the br.,o
CHARLES CUPPAGE, your gest son of Ezske And a.
~ A. ~ray, ssrd year, an 1 mou'hs
The neIos Of The family respectfully invita- n Al,
ieno nis innera this "wednesday afternoon at oclo n
nom Iii Psny-sL -'
On tie 2ist ins'sni, PHELPsE CASE. son OF chsr;e,
Case, eyed years, ms nhs sad DAYS
lie fesuVes tnd fnslds respectfully invited To A.
lsnd BE uherai TITS Day. oc.0cE P ON the resi-
streets $3.50"
On the 2isi ins;srt al Ii. resdenre n O. Isbar, %
at sixrs rihst Miss CHLOE hyde, II skanea,-ies
~ = sesa - years der REMAINS viii be taken 70 Auburn
Il bis lac rstderce, Salisbury MIA Orange county On
tie i'h INST JOHN CALDN ELL. formerly vel su9 zn
IRE e9sni " h's cry 5orr BalyrnOney Irlaad IN
I'th hls Souh sto early manhood dsvoi 4 10 tas
81 ceEs fJr of hs coun-
ysr ionbs neh fesuec 40 the rebellion Of 80 upon
lhe " saccs ssi Tern alton " hch b. gated - tas
"a OF he .See snc The Of ne brave where afer
Wei spent lie 81 over hall esatHry e1pyng M cDa6-
fence and warn saeciou u hi Insw as be has a.
su pih bee gsiteted 10 sls "a iefs.
Deptrsd sbs lie Tasstsy N ih ins.aa. a. Realm,
Perm n er a brirf but revsre ihnass Rev GLOIT,
CfsTs e. pasCr Of Inc Central Pressvfeaa Church pa
aceiphs, aged a. he universally bsl wed ana La
en 9ls rficent ehnreh aId sn stecuouas family 70
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BALTIMORE, May 2l-Arr brig Isabella, Boston. I,

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,rhnILApfLPEA, Hsy srrirs{-s.ee--ssf, c,-,-
h nt y,SA ih'en Char esnn: ship Blx.n - fev6o-1.
t,eSNi ufo" tanurgos; ochrr Ed-v.fi Frn-
~, \, ooten ueuIy Mead Smith Provij.,c.,
p n ~ Dfi'o uhbs, NewYork; J Ho'foD n 49,
r. ~ - " SNOW, Dodge Boston; Sea girf co.,
re5, re~ loFh Noresu, BAKER Nav VIA ST.
5ene' 80 a Guifcrd, Conn; I'd ward Adams Sea- an
nai ~ W swain, Smith. Boston: p snsyo 49,
iork o' N'-"7oSc, Flowers, y
Ckared-shin Helen Thompson, GRAY. D,Ibops,. Nm.
osihs Oar snc Martin, 9asgow; Klrpst6n yep Ki,,'
Vh JONI Dles hafv Jane. Gates, Fainorh J an, 49,
mes IDsnl bloI1 Kingston Jan; clrs SEA aid uos
Hey Bcstoni Gtbe Nickers0n. East Csrnhr4,s. p a.
irsp, barstr Providence W swain Snit, a.. St
Jsne s'HVHd Si4afrt. CT Wm a Hard Sffbb. a..
,oh' Lewaid 40 ma Steele A exandrs: a J Hr,oo Goa
~, MON Edwara Franklin Chs~h,ck Ns,,,,S.,.
t,ehehss cousins, Boston; q w snow Dolce Fs., sro
rlug'i flnfh Feuerel. Pembroke; Sc; Ehz- Va>,an
shesley' forufd; October Dyss, Rostrr; I'm slab !.
York "-o l. ~ eoinan, New
~ WfOkI, May is --liyyired--gchs Cornell, r. "a,
ne .lioof ~, bncgseori; Apprentice Boy d1, Ocono
nnt,hs' rem hVsfis. ssiap.na Dean THIN ,,,,,r a.,
hWumonoj hafp. Pfovideucc for BAH 4qre Arrs Pin
= oho; Oribns, WsrehAu Tor New Y,rk; Ar11el, So
nIeh Ior rev foki hlgrn Scar. Oshne Y.nkss ron, N
neu'nrn 'or MOI D. hazepps, FROM va A = s'onos n
rs fsI River flr New YOrk; Adventurer P1.n,i f,o
nee. lsih arr schs Sarah Ann C1aassaf. CT
iepe, Ioufci JOY Digit fir Baltimore; WIN 4 p ,s-s
oy.Vsh or nesyfork atssman # Ne synrrVn ~ t,iel
up abenool'd. and tD~ed ~ with los or M 81
bonitZnms Perm, Lewis Sos Tor Absnv. ITnited fo
tIo'orhce Tor New Hsver; Grerian fro, Ross,n ~ a.
oaAyi hunna, . LIS from Philadelphia
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Arrived,

UsMsil stesmsbip souherner, Berry, Charleston, 90
hours, mdse to spoford Tileaton L Co.
Ship M Howes, Bearse Belfast mdse and II steerage
pesfeDgere, 10 Montgomery Bros.
Ship Mary Ward (of Kenn sbunk Little. Liverpool, q
ds nde ard 1853 passengers to Pikinioa Two deaths
during the passage
Ship Altoona. on Pool Liverpool, IS d. salt and 3la
passengers, TO BacLe McEverG
Bark Elizabeth, tBrem) Dsnmsn, Bremen, April e0h
mdse and Passengers. 10 Poppe.
10 L 7 Pope
Barb Anapdse tBrl wilhie, Liverpool 50 de- salt AMI
Hs passengers to Maitland Phelps The A Is bound TO
Quebec.
Barb Circassian r) Robertson, Gl~gow, so de, miss
ard 2S5 Passengers, 20 Woodruff On Wednesday last
N heavy sea 20 miles sE Of Sandy Hook roloi away
ioreiopgalant inset
Brig Franklin, (Hsmb) RoIuGs Hamburgh so de, mdss
and lis psssengerr, - Schmidt Bachen
Brig Nep'uuus, tPrusl somrner Warren's Point (Irs-
Isne 50 days, iron and las passengers Montgomery
Brig sanvsur Frl of St Milo Bsue Msrseiles 81 days.
Brig Ross, lBrl Brows, Hull, 80 DIS, mdse to G More
Brig Herzog E,ina (Oldenbsrg) Ellis Bremen mdss
and 20 paasengeTs, To Funoke meincke.
SEX ESH o HsrI!S vss nysS zach as as lumber
put IN 10 land Seaman Chase, who struck by ghnng
on Monday lssL
Sch Exempler tB) LOchhari Windsor, Ms 10 ds plas-
sch Ysnnc Brown, Machiss DIS, lumber, to Simpson,
sch Jacob Lonsfrow pss's, sf.cniss, ds lamoer 10
Sch REQ Esach Small Easipor DE- sal. and FISH, to tn,
Sch Matilda Wooster, EaspOr days, la,b and fish to
Siurges x Co. "' '"
seh 9sTauss Horton. Pendle'On Thomaror 3 d. lima.
Seh Globe, Small Salem, 3 10 ndss 10 Il w Ro,os ~
srn Ellen, Benrse, Boston, ds mfse
S'p nDno's La~fe c. a In. Boston, 3 De- nsdss.
SEX G,seiso R ro.a'IyA, mon ,'inn . d. !ms.
cen sNPrger' --, BnstOn, is nose
BFLOW-2 barta I brig
"lND-suniise NV Meridian calm, Sunset NV
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Passengers Sailed.

IN steom,hip AistaA FROM Neie- ioant Mr. II %,
Chogo-L keTf, ; ORsiasg l. 8sAer Jno schn slisr
Caspsf beck, hhis, Sagia, HrRJ-tlhsiAsr 4 Oon
Der rAiuf, George ke Ter. W0rcs, D04!L WIN "a
r.or, VIM Phpps WIN K we A ti.l1a Geo C-ooks
gotn n Ooorse Cs.-oygav. G 4 CsliJwsv N T1o,,s.
ID Inou.ss J Taotn q, Joshua Fnomis J.m-s Bsn,g
\ bon . y sTst se0ta.ter SlfOusa. James Cox IA
" Marley, " Nesa Jaob Sly Din dscna. g srritsa9
SAM Jones Col Crssaasn " > Cav Or Wn.,ney o.
Elder DR. Mcclure. S.sverson. A Hsnioa, JOIN =
PATE, hsbry, D Nancy, x DOotl, W MansEe,d W
snih, Henry Weisrsn, " 5 ,aliz Heeder WIN
HFsirs, OiosaD, Do w Young Hr Rec Rob- Low
re-. { " stephens. W Hoppmr, : Haas A Soeurer w
Sample Dicbey, J.hl Huisn. Cunuagh..a n NJ
Dle, Wm Canon, 81 judah, p Baneer. RN Woos p
hcheIuf "ard, " : Morn Eortly. IA. ; Osys
cnnor snc servant kTrwur "a 2.srsans ragIo, n
hsrdn. Du2Te, r eh P Harp. n Fransjin W
fussel G sic snn, r Csld~sl Ar csdEel = n
L,Wis Berry and d., James riilos y n 49, r.
Fossi, Blsuif TO. II Brock " A sfsrh -. =. =
kir., n " knirb. d Weave 4 Igrsg-r u n a.
W Tucfsr.A Lshuzat J Gussan Az serv a. = ,,.t
C,rnRaD, Dane Huper Ill Wf1 H-t6-5 n r. A..
Tn scon, " ecne 1besi.S 8 "a "a John Won, c.;
bngh ar. Girss j. IA frelst H.. - 49,
Hoover hOruland Cox i1n n Candy M V5,1-1
lines Carrgsn, Mr. La 'esS, N NcLeilsn x Ta--rsv y
Chte, rsiss PsssiDu. I1ha Hars Jss 49,,
AZ fsTTsfis. l. Gre fcrd. Rlbs W-bsr T.. -
rsr Joir P8i Bssksr W C..ne.fs ] sl.I,. -
steFptrs bir Coleual, jain KIRK s K.rk. &C k;..'
vera. W Peikrs AID -srvsnt A o P-rslrs ~ go,
81 thixsf' ~ Andrs~s J.asr- PsfcS A Is H,-,,,.ss'
Isres Moss. " Rsr~fs ~ Sod u 10. S.asa.t -
HAnelsy John H-nosy, d wathlL O W CIsa,en W -.
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hsy TAI 49, Ion 81, pasted ship with hla.k di,,o,s
10 her ioreiopsail steering NE, By the wind '11
Hare psckels bound T. '~ - nneAeLs
April 5. ai z0i loo So 20 bark William, a.h.o... ~
eslem. for Rio Onnde '"ooe'' non
hsy Of Cape 81 Nicholas Mole ..h Mill,
York, for Port su Pnnce 49, ~Nao- RON N
,. Day H. az Is Ion 72s5, brig Taylor from Thou-
Nay s. lat 4s long A I5 saw an lper,c,, .h,n
East 1850 o1' inc iAaler Partl steering
fer Liverpool ~ sup 'a"eS wright hence
tor Ps,,,e ~ nue. ol,tact hon Rio Jslero bark KInr.
M NJ, - r 81 % I'M 81 nmore for Aontevdso
hA, = toriugEs hearing Sc distant 80 NJ. h4x -
$50 On ~ lson Ne zO,leans bound TO Ceifs Pr.5ee
r ,sy . "a 70 eng 70 IS bic lsola Park from Ss,ta
y" Lningios, HC) S'''' "ePo''ea sailed Tor
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10 Mnrinera

s -. "a IIvhs AND LoScIIrDE or the IsLaxo o. A
- ~ SAhFEAcHY BANK In ne mn sdfor ~ q 20
l ie Ssska, lois ls.d Is laid on Ia ls ID 50 Ia
sD ,os. quot l5h edition. u is Ia isi 10 ~ ion hi
ar ihiOihed II Il not correct c1sH published
a. o acAioid anc lmeOy places II IA Ii 1y 20 on
neh i n-a-er correct Onr informant -n4ei At re
Il sid 81 AfcUs ara hsd seysrs days oos-rv.-
III No frpoTs hat ne cerie II NE !ssnd l. N gf - m
lcn u q Ia runr1g Est or Wet IN a p ~ The ls.i
stInoi tsen ssus iways hazy. Ar-7s Is good h.r-
OF N rntnirg IN get to large strd b-sdrg ENE asd
Isa of unll re SW s1c beafs SOu n snl ma cl ~
us centre u the A'se Island Until yVu sUke 4 f4son-
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DtsasleIs. G,r.

Bh BARK OLGAThe Br bark O. "a f..so,, a, s.on,.nA,
On board for So % ~ '"'s oi coal
S TORS ~ grane hsd been go, 81 brig Ellen
ss ashore Tar anin Cove and transh opad on
bHg May PeTkirs, fr Key West The h.lanre M go,
wcud - cot oui sri the vessel probably 90, or n S
vesiher continued favorable e'''" " 'ue
seHR sAsAH REYNOLDS. from aatspas for Phiadalobia
YIN sugar shd Molssses put ufo KY We, prs1ogs ~
ON met eahnR badly having been sshofe on T,rnS,s
her cargo. 30
schk Two SONS kands, from Chsrryie'i Tor Newburv
por put into Portland in lust Ia di.iSsss bv ~ AZ,
ihsI Wmle yingio 10 gale sprung aeSk snd snebo,es
va, zoe zee OF hAiaic1s Rock: where she pared sn.
ehsiD or' ke o % ancbur ana struck on he r~k
ine coDsde'sbe damage Wa. lowed into M,,,nc.s 80.
Ter. w. % ~'SAIVao OF lln-
sebk DkFMAsK ashore opposite Canoe Place wa.a sx
eess ~ g. !, pores to be Ia good condition
. BRIG TfTAs MARTHA, ashore oprcsiis Tho ,,,, -.
q, s st o. thoroughly stripped, sold lsst seS
sshOfe on BnlO-k's Point - ''N''1fnee' 10
seHN HOPE " GAsoY remsin' sshore on Gaspes Point