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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13
Trsm New-Orleans-Arriyal of the Winfield
Ncott-A Cnhnn pri>oner Releascd.

The steamer Winfield Scott arrived here
uus morning in si2 days FIVE hours from New-or-
leans She brings Now-Orleans dates 20 sept. 6. on
Key West She took on board Nh Phillip : Van
Voch,cn. who was Lieutenant in the Cuban expe-
diton. Mr. Van Nochlou was released from prison
and pardoued through the mlercesslon Of Captain
Plat of the L. : >loop Albany. Mr.. Van v viii
give to the public fun account Of the expedition.
and The means used at New Orleans to induce young
men To JON the Lopez party. lie was one OF the $50
who lcft New-Oreans on the steamer Pampero.
There are 1870 prison at Havana, who viii be sent
To- Spain
The l ;. sloop Albany brought Nh Van Nechton
over 10 Key West.
The following is the Winfield SCOTS Specie list
Ccrnnr \ Co --- S7g289 Phelps Wetmore 81 800
q. J CammHu 30elUl Roberts \ Williams. z3ul
Geo Robbins n son 10 SEQ Jacob Little Co.. 1000
Harrod. DARLING y Co 3OooiN Durand CO. Loo
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h. werc alarmed at it. There never wa
'O-' 80, If disunion When Mr. g. mad con
any -" ,be,e was much excitement IN the Con
ven,ion.
.5,ourned till 4. o'clock
~, the Convention roasscmbled the mem
at,be s,ste Central Committee for the YIN
y,,,,,l District, were announced as ioIo"s
yuuJ ,os Mann Of Oneida, ard Dennis NcCaly
". ynrpby stated that. on consultation Win
~, - members Of the Committee on Resoll-
he had determined 20 vary bis motion 10
'o''' s ,he first resolution satisfactory % them
Sn' M boDed TO make tie resolution declare that
anu cen,eution approved Of and rea.iImed the
,e.olu,ions Of 1870
", Cochrane, Chairman % the Committee
pe.olutions, accepted the motion Here
.lo,s was great applause.
W., -. Riggs wished II distinctly understood
-, HI. support Of the resolution did not com
10 t,,o against layoring any change N the ~
oiti,e slave Law
The amendment Of Nh. Murphy was unanirn-
op,ly ADOPTED .,,...
The resolution. as amended reads as 'oiio"s
a,..r,6 That we approve Of The Fe"s n1 pm m
90, 6,ub 10 the resolutions aiep'eo Dy ,he
ciples ~, s,ie Convention held At Syracuse last
DepO and row ream such resolutions as follows
81 moro afsoa10uted hy acc lama
.,,, and with great confusion
Mr. Cochrane offered resolution providing
., 80, Central State Committee should call a
t,a, hereafter to decide how the Dele
40. 70 The Baltimore Convention should be
sso.en. and if they so decided to choose them
themselves
n, s,cle. SAID he should offer an Amendment
...,,dipg for the choice OF the Baltimore Dele
.,,e. by Congressional Districts They to choose
~ ,ro State Delegates The matter was land
n. the table for the present
The Convention then agreed TO proceed TO the
domination Of the State ticket. pending motion
70 nominate them viva voce, the Conventiontooh
q, recess I'll o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

". f. RoBINsoN's ORAToN-lhe Eng
lsb and Irish papers are copying and comment
ing on " f.. Robnson's Grafton, before the PS
Tpsiop Society which we gave at length IN
III, 7r,June OF July 30. The Europa" inns,
Of August %, deyotcs the leading editorial to a
favorable notice OF the Grafton, Of which 1t gave
he week previous a very iull synopsis. The
D,Itn Nat,on, Of August 30, gives two or three
columns OF IT, and promises more and The D"b
I'm Eeem,a's journal. the leading paper IN Ire
land. devotes six columns 10 am abstract, and
gives favorable leading editorial On 1t.
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democratic state Convention. sc

BALTIMORE. In1ay. sept J.. ISL
The MARYLAND Democratic state Convention met
bere TODAY and nominated Philip Fran is nOmas
Tor controller James Murray for COmmis,Io Of
tbe Land ONCE. and Thomas x. stewart for Lottery
G0tCTnOI.
The Printers National Convention met this NOM
ing. j. Gibson. Eco Of Kentucky, was chosen tenn
uoTary Chairman. Thirteen States are represented.
and there are IL delegates present Others are
hourly arriving
The Southern Mail has arrived.
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PITTsDJRGH, Fncay, Sept. y, Is3I.
The cars % the and Ono Pennsylvania Railroad
were thrown of the track today by COW. child
was killed. and several persons were seriously. In
lured. Two are not expected 20 survive.
Col Biqler. the Demo ratio candidate for Gov
einor. arrived here last night. Col Black made
reception speech-a large procession was formed.
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed Col. Blgler
speaks tonight at McNulty's Warehouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

FREE DEMOCRACY N NEw-llAMpsHRE.-
A Convection OF Frec-Soilers, including the
Democrats who adhered TO the nomination OF
John Atwood for Governor. has been called by
Committee of Member of the last Legislature,
to be held at Manchester on the 30th oct. next.
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MAsHINGI0N. TI-alf .tf''' T. y
William W. CorcOTan. broker, has Responder %
he ob.ects Of he Delegation low here from the l2-
bgnr.riaD ex!ies Iately arrived At New or from
shumia. about the means Tor c9nVe}lAg them U
HAYS colony IN Iowa, hy PROTECTING 10 pay me
passages o. them all from New OK - Ne" balen'
Sewau Brenina.l. Of New.York. VS. removed
frCmasl 400 clerksl.p ia tie War Department. yes
ferday. and Immediately afer~ard appointed to
81 so cerkship II the House OF Representatives
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New Telegraph Line 20 Quebec.

s.. JOINS \. B. Fnday, sept Y, Is5I-
The Inc Of Telegraph 20 Quebec, by way OF Fred
ericton and Woodstock is now open and ready for
husInes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

RocKLAND Co.-The Opposition County
Convention appointed Jacob Sickles delegate
to the State Convention, and John c. Bloyolt
alternate, but we find that the Syracuse Stan
dad announces that Archibald Alison Is the deli
orate from Rockland. This must mean Brew
ster ] Allison
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Marine Intelligence.

NORFOLK Thursday. sept. II, ISL.
The schr s L Parker. capsized recently IN the
Bay. has been brought up and sold for 5000
The brig Urgent las also been sold for : 81.
The cargo OF the Josephine has been sold, and the
vessel is likely 10 prove total wreck
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Markets
BUFFALO. Sept 70.

Receipts since our last are FLOUR. 1000 bois
WHEAr 81 OO0 bush. CORN $4,000 bush FLOUR Is
frmer with far demand 1000 bbs Michigan sold
~ - 25 WAFAr-lO,000 bush sold at 6sc for ONO
the market Is easier Corn is steady a, yesterdays
rates. OArs are rather scarce and firm Al 23c.
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NIarke1,-AIHANT. 80 ]

The receipts Of the past - hours have BEEN FLOUR,
= 900 bbls WHEAT, none Corn. l. 900 bush. FLOUR
IS steady but inactive. I'm CoRN there s less dong
and the market tends downward OF BARLEY, 1900
bush sold al 5-c. for ordinary two rOwed, and zoe.
for good OATS are dull.
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CITY ITEMS.

10 In the uame of the PrOphet-alr
Finally We are refrigerated, Eolus be praised The
spell Of fiery weather Is broken, and We breathe
again. As the sun went down yesterday the wind
rose, family al first but finally 10 d miniature hurn-
cane, whirlng such clouds OF dust alof, thai our
tlopolIs was momenlanly underground a few drops
Of ram came also but soon all blew over and cool,
starry, moony evening eyentuated AL the world
came from lis burrow-from hfth-hoor attic and sub
cellar kennel to breathe and the mldwatch OF the
night saw doorways and sidewalks and park grass
thickly dotted with air enjoying humanity.
With midnight came over the Southern horizon
great white thunder-clouds. IN and over and around
which the fierce lightning leaped and and splash
ed and shimmered and made mock sunshine noes
sanity for an hour and then the white clouds dark
ened and consolidated INTO the leaden gray which
falling water hangs against The sky-but when We
closed this, the ram had not reached our latitude
though the prospect Of IL muchdesred advent con-
Sianily frightened N the fast darkenIng sky. Ram
OF no ram, We are cooled and that : much 70 be-
thankful for. after such a week.
- The Council Will be in full session
on Monday. Only the Assistants sa, as, night and
their doings were comparatively unimportant.
II Catherine Hayes VIII PROBABLY arrive
TODAY or tomorrow. IN the steamer Pacific
FIREMEN's NlsIr-Fountain Esgine Co.
No .. Of New Haven fine and wel.-unIiormet
body Of men-arrlyed IL this city Yesterday The
extreme heat OF the cay unfayorabe to any extra
exercises bur al nighi grand torch Light procession
was got up. and the boys were taken around some
The order OF the procession was a follows
j Be-r,s Grand Marshal Band Engins Co , Band
Fountain Go Il Nev-Havel Hose c. II -
Co 4 J Fo.ey Marshal Band. Engine Co HOOK
sud Isd5er4 II ( Co 70 Band Engine CO 10. X sse
CO 20 ] t. Able Marshal b4n1 Englne CO q Rose
c. g. Hose c. 81 Band Hose c. -
The line formed II the PARK and marched through
The principal streets for thee hours. The New
Haven Company intend to return today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

REPAIRING The frigate IT. Lawrence IS
undergoing repairs at the Navy Yard The steamer
Fulton Is at one Of the docks receiving ne" and very
powerful machinery, which has been made AZ Dun
hams foundry large numberof "orkmen are en-
ployed in cutting down the old fngale MACEDONIA"
which Is 10 he altered 10 sloop oi war
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Mhig Nominations

"e"ssss Co-Assem5y ,. Hon. Levi FISK.
bsron, the late Member
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The STEAMER san JACiSTo.--The re-
pairs 70 tins vessel, Row al the Brooklyn Navy Yard
are nearly completed, and II Il expected that she
Will be ready for a trial trip next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

FIREaEs's VIsIT.-tountain Engine Co.
No 2, Of New Haven, Ct, paid Brooklyn visit yes
terday afternoon, accompanied by an erceiIent
Band. They we're received by deputaiion OF In
gine Co No 49, Of Ihs city, and proceeded 10 their
house u CouTt-s,, where collation. awaited them
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By Telegraph to the New.York Tribune.
Uurrarian FxiIe. an Washington. &c.

sopan Telegraph oace corner Hanorer and BeST>r'T'
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corpr OF OYER AsD TERMIsEs.-Pre-

,e,,u,,rf Of The Grant J1y.-This body came INTO
Court Yesterday, after being IN session Tor TWO
weeks and presented thiry-four indictments Tor va
rous ofenses among them two for murder against
Lawrence Riley for killing bis wife and motherh-
law IN Williamsburg. The nature Of the remaining
indictments have not uanspired. After the present
,oen,s had been made the Grand Jury again retired
D. ,bei, rooms. and will remain IN session during the
Gaming week. The criminal business will probably
10 adjourned over 70 next term, IN consequence u
The necessary absence OF Judge Morse. VINO com
,nences Court II Westchestef County on Monday
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II The Council viii be in full session
on Monday. Only the Assistants sal last night. and
their dolngs were comparatively unimporant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

QUARREL AMONG THE lHlsH On M
PusLIc WoRxs-A Convention OF De.esS'es -io1.
the lrish Societies Of the City Of New V.A % -
forth an address to Inshmen IN the me- s.
and Canada deprecaiing the fatal ieu' 'Ua' 49,.
break out among ihe Insh laooreis ~ 'ls P41'-,
WORK. This address Justly attribute 'he e,.. n1'
to an original and essential disposition . hg s,
ober s1is,ng in the bosom Of the parties ou' 70 'le
,nererce q bas government and unhappy 'oelai GU
,,r,s,srces n the Cd country o. 'as "''N " 'As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

Tgy SOurHRRsER. - The steamship
souihener undergoing repairs al Charleston con-
.ecep,ly here VIII be no steamer 70 that place from
this City to-day.
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COMMUNICATED
We take the following from The Lom.

We take the following from me h0niS-
1Hr ky JsaTpai of the 81 inst
tuRoNofTufEvAIisN. We are glad To state that
So fan as ihe street treatment OF cholera Il concerned.
according 20 The rules land doNu hN Chroro thermal
ISM there are feN of the modes Of the present Gay
that have been more successful During the niSt
two weeks Dr. Jones has been called 10 eleven
ease. of cholera. and in each instance earned The
patient through with safety In no "case' was hrs
treatment uuaccompanicd with benen lal result
where hs 0nIg was called m. Lou. sund. Varieties
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SO udvCTscmoUt NtV d. Dow ~ VII lrfacI ~ IIN
three following Sahhaihs commencing TOMORROW seats
ffee
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New DIALs FOR THE CRY HALL.-We
learn that arrangements have been made with Sherry
& Byram clock makers, sag HarbOl, L. l., 10 furnish
the new glass dlals for the City Han. From the re-
pu,aton Of Mr.. Byram as scientific and practlca
mechanic our citizens may expect something Of the
most UNIQUE and beautiful description. Each dial Is
10 be composed Of one entire piece Of glass.
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~ The Illustrated London Ners, of The

rV- The Illustrated LOndon News, Of the
Both ult has three splendid views Of the beau
iihll Yacht America. Uncle John Acknowledges the
corn very handsomely
SAILING OF The ATLANTIC. II O-day, At
noon the splendid Steamship Atlantic Will leave her
berth At Canal.street, for Liverpool Among her
passengers vii be Miss FredenAa Bremen, the s"e-
dish fOmaAclsf
STEAMER FOR SAyANSAH.-1 mall
steamer FLORIDA, Capt Lyon, leaves Pier No 1,
North River at four O'Clock this afternoon.
Foa CALlFoRNIA.-The steamship Pro-
metheus sailed al three o'clock yesterday afternoon
leaving from Pier NO. ?. North River. Her fTeigh,
and passenger lists are very heavy
She carries out large number Of passengers
whose names Will be found under the appropriate
head.
The southern press., 1851-05-10
Foreign immigration.

We observe that the Report Of the Secretary
Of State on Foreign immigration, for the year
1850, makes the number over $4,000. Ac
cording to the rate at which il is now going on
the number for this year will exceed 800 600
The history Of the world affords no example o.
such prodigious migration.
We supposed that the number for the las
few years had been largely augmented by the
Irish famine-and that IL would diminish. Bu
If itproceeds at the present. or at an accelerated
rate, il affords subject Of very serious con
sidcration.
/ This emigration goes chiefly, almost entirely
to the North. The present population of thai
section Is about thirteen millions, and It's natura
increase is noc at the rate Of only about eighteen
per ceut in ten years. In the next Ten years
the natural Increase viii probably be about two
millions. But the increase by emigration mus
be at least three more, making the total in 1860
eighteen millions The present number Of for
eigners in the North must be four millions, th,
number then, seven millions. So that the popu
lation Of the North will in ten years be more
than one-halfof foreign birth and foreign origin
As IL is thus eyidout that the present and 70
ture numerical and political preponderance o
the North Is due to foreign emigration, and nj
the character Of the government has undergone
and Is undergoing, fundamental changes in con
sequence of il, we think the subject deserves
the profound attention OF the country.
fla prophet had appeared in the convention
that formed the present federal Constitution, ant
had announced to the members that the pTojec
in which they were engaged would;
1. Concentrate the commerce Of the States II
the section most convenient to Europe.
.. Consequently copeestrate manufactures u
the same region.
g. Consequently render the taxing power tn
ally Of the same section.
4. Consequently concentrate emigration there
5. Consequently concentrate the dsburse
ments there.
6. Consequently give that section the contro
Of the territory Of the Union--and,
z. Finally give the control Of the destiny o
the republic TO that section, and,
8. In that section foreign European popu
latioa would be the controlling power-hov
would wAsnrscros, MADISON, RUrLspeE, PIscK
SEY a. Co. have voted ! And Il the origins
blunder Of conceding the regulation Of CON
merce exclusively to the federal government ha
resulted in destroying the equality Of the sec
tons, what must be the result Of submittinI
now TO monopoly Of the territory
The southern press., 1851-05-10
GREAT ELECTORAL HEsslAN
STATE LOAN
OF 6,725,OOO Dolia


THIS Loan is guaranteed by the Government,
and contracted by the eminent Banking
House OF Messrs. M. A. ron RorHscHILD AND
SoSs, in Frankfort-on the Maine. The following
capital Prizes must be gained, vizi
% !" $4,000 60 /" 1000
q $4,000 :. i ,sS !. :. i, 500 {"
&C., &c. The smallest Prize is SIS Dollars.
! The next drawing takes place irrsvocaby on the
LIST Of June, 1851.
The price ofihe Tiekeis Is as f6iio,cs:
ticket for 5 Dollars s ticke,sfor Is Dollars
30 100 IS yO
Remiuances can be made in Bank Notes, Bills
Or Drafts on Europe, &c. Each shareholder will
receive free Of expense, the Prospectus, with full
particulars and after the drawing, the list OF the
successful numbers. which will also be published
in the leading journals. The Prizes will be paid
in cash at Frankfort Maine, Paris, Lon
don, New York, or New Oresr-
Apply, without delay, TO moRIz STIEBEL,
Sous, Bankers and Merchants, Frankfort-on-the-
Maine, Germany; or those who prefer it can di.
rect their letters to the care Of Messrs g. SrIEstI
a Co., Merchants, 80, Nicholas Lane, Lombard
street, Lcpdop,
The southern press., 1851-05-10

s!osicur day, u our cpsisssots chooss u, whsn
face to face, and man 70 man, IL shall Be settled
on the battle field, whether South Carolina Is to
continue 70 be free and sovereign State. or an
ablect Province, and we the subjects of the abo-
lltiou North, the slaves of our own slaves. God
hasten the issue. God give us strength to con-
quer 10 her righteous cause, or to make her onc
vast cemetery. where shall be buried forever
the chivalry ofthe South. Let her live free, or
perish in a blaze of glory, whose light shall
trighten tyrants in their power, and kindle the
hearts Of freemen to the latest generations.
The southern press., 1851-05-10

THE CorroS CRor or FLoRrDA.--A letter
from Ocula, Florida, under date Of the 9th
inst, says:-when tell you the true state
Of the forwaduess OF the crops in this latitude,
] fear that some Of yoar agricultural readers
will be half inclined to set il down as @Mun-
chausen- But assure you that ] win be under,
and not over, the mark, On the fret Of April,
Paul Mccormick, esq, who resides near Orlnge
lake, had squares on his cotton. His cropis long
and ri ort staple His corn was then az high as
mans head allade TO Mr. Nee. by name, be-
cause he Is eSknnsively known, and NJ. Doubt
personally, 70 readers
The southern press., 1851-05-10

CHoLERA.--There were 70 cases and Il deaths
from cholera on the steamer Iroquois, which
boat arrived nj St. Louis on the 24th ult. There
was also SO cases Of ship fever. She hnd 800
Irish emigrants on board, all Of whom were land
ed ut the quarantine ground.
The southern press., 1851-05-10

cW- The Louisville Journal has half
column to prove, that Mr.. CALHoUs's friends
are inconsistent now in advocating secession.
when he condemned secession in 1882. and adj
vocated notification. AS well might It be said
that because the poultice is a proper remedy in
one stage Of disease, therefore amputation is
never required.
The southern press., 1851-05-10

AsWE ExPEcrED-Hon Milton Gregg, edi-
tor Of the Madison Tribune. endorses Governor
Stewards letter. We predict that every Wing
paper in this State will follow indiana Slats
Sentinel. .
The southern press., 1851-05-10

~ The Montgomery (Alabama) Alias has
changed its name to 4The Alias and Secession
Banner" and distinctly and ably advocates the
secession Of Alabama from the Union
The southern press., 1851-05-10
TELEGRAPHIC
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
CHARLESTON, MAY Go


The proceedings of the Southern Rights
Convention to-day fully justifes the belief that
separate State action will be recommended by o
large majority. Mr. Rhett's resolutions proposing
that course were received with fearful enthu-
STA IN. Hon. Langdon Cheves and Senator
Butler favor moderate course, but their views
were overruled by the majority. The most in
tense excitement prevails throughout the city.
sEDoND DESPATCH.
CHARLESTON, May Z.
Langdon Cheves has addressed letter to the
convention, opposing separate State action BY
South Carolina. The committee have reported
an address and resolutions, which have not yet
come up for consideration. The number OF
delegates present to-day is 34S.
New ORLEANS, May 6.
The steamship Ohio from Chagres arrived
here to-day, bringing 223 passengers and over
100000 of gold.
The Falcon was TO leave H.lifax on the 9TH
inst for Chagres, with 800 passengers.
LOUISVILLE, May7.
The steamboat Portland, owned in Madison,
Indiana, was bnrnt yesterday near Portland, q
town in The vicinity Of this city. The officers
and crew had barely time TO escape, all their
clothes, &c, being destroyed. The boats pa
pers and books were also destroyed. She had
on board 100 bars of railroad iron for the Madi.
son railroad. The boat was valued at $4,000,
upon which there was an insurance Of $4,000.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. May Z.
There is II feet Of water in the shoals, and
the nvers rising rapidly.
New ORLEANS, May 7.
Cotton is not so firm, and the market is rather
heavy. Strictly middling is quoted at SIC. Su-
gar is better, with sales at 81 per h. Pork has
advanced. Sales of new mess at Sl5 Lard
has also improved. Rio coffee 81 81. Molss.
ses 33t a3i
New York, May 7.
The steamship Asia sailed TO. day with lao
passengers and 100000 in specie.
HARTFORD, Conn May Z.
The legislature of Connecticut met to-day.
Ingham, dem, was elected speaker in the lower
branch BY five majority; ono Wing absent. In
the senate the Wings have 3 majority.
WnMISGTos, May Z.
The Wings yesterday elected their mayor by
considerable majority over the Democratic
candidate; Ia New Castle they were also sue
cessful.
BALTIMORE, May Z.
Sales to-day Of It's shares Of Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad at 70 80, on time. Sales oil
100 shares Baltimore 6's 1890 at 105i-Mary-
land 6's closed at 1903 to l03f asked.
The southern press., 1851-05-10
sEDOND DESPATCH.
CHARLESTON, May Z
New ORLEANS, Nav 6.

tNEW NhLEhNSt
The steamship Ohio from Chagres arrived
here to-day, bringing 223 passengers and over
100000 Of gold.
The Falcon was TO leave H.lifax on the 4th
inst for Chagres, with 800 passengers.