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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
Spoken. &c,

jane g. PM lat 49, lon Co. steamship Baltic I'm
NIOrk FOR Liverpool
MAY 49, lat 49, Ion g. ship John Calhoun, I'm New Or
leans for Liverpool
June s. lat IS 20, Ion u 20. ship Indanna Bennett fn
Orleans for Hayre-2O as out.
June g. 10 AM 20 miles south Of Cape Lookout Shoals
was signalIZed brig GulnaTe. bound S.
June 9, q PM, Cape Hatteras Light bearing WSW was
seen steamship Marion. I'm NYork for Charleston.
March Gambler Straits, ship alto, Croker I'm V
York Nov y for Shanghai
May %, lat . % Ion g. ship - from NOr!ens for St
Petersburg. ~ dis.
June o. lat 81, lon 70, brig Amulet I'm Sagua la Grande
for NIOrk
May &C. lat A, ea q o. ship Aste IS ds from NYork for
LYeTpool
Ma 30 Doubleheaded Shot Keys IS miles distant brig
Florence, OF Boston, I'm NYOgt FOR Cuba
NJ date lat Ou, passed bark jubilee Of Portland
steering Ne.
March g. lat 90 . S. lon 81 30 E. vas seen ship Nayiga
tor Phpls. IN Cac.t tia Feb q for Boston
JuEc ?. n Halifax Br bark Breadalbane, I'm Liverpool
for POsfon, with loss II some slight spars
Mag ~ lat II 20 lon 10 &C. Br brig Jane Stanley I'm Ma
racmto for Liverpool short Of provisions and was sup
Piled by the AlbGs ~ Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
Disasters. &C.

Loss OF THE BARK RApID-we learn from Capt McKen-
ney Of the B sch John Wesley arrived at this port
day from Nassau Mp, that the bark Rapid Ward hence
for Havana with assorted cast away the
26th May at o'clock IN the morning, IN the Orange KEYS
The captain and crew. with portion Of the cargo saved
and taken Nassau Mp. The vessel IS total loss The
mates and crew passengers the John Wesley The
CAPTAIN remained at Nassau look after the materials and
goods saved from her The Rapid was owned by Moses
Taylor Esq Of this City, old vessel built IN 1888
and rebuilt IN 10000 burden Vessel and cargo
sured in Wa-st.
Ellwood Walter, ESQ Secretary OF the Board Of Under
writer's has furnished the following additional particulars:
Shortly after the bark struck q wrecker alongside
which soon loaded, with view to tighten her and ey-
effort made to heave her on which, owing to the
very heavy and gale at the time proved unsuccessful
The schoonors landed IN good order Two other
vessels were loading al last accounts Capt ward saws that
tho most valuable portion OF the cargo VI" be h to trans
NIT 90 MS original destination
Boston put Nantucket 8th for harbor. with loss Of
cables aud anchors, and vrcass tore gale on Saur
Sen DART Marshall Providence from Bangor reports
on morning. Of I'd ESt, while ~ anchor m Iarpa9hn Cove
was run INTO by sen Sarah Matilda Cat Providence from
Bangor and had b boom head of bowspnt and bobstay
carried away. The VI received no damage.
COLLISION YESTERDAY, a. Y. NJ, Br brig Eleanor,
Smith, (o Newcastle, Ins bound to st JOHN. NIB while
beating down below the Naros the West Bank,
run INTO by he bfis duncan oi WIreh Me boln az WITH
fore tupmast studdng SAL se sinking her on the arbOard
bow and CARVING away flying o. buwark and sancheons
arhoard fore brace and stern boat the breast of the bow
spr also carried away endangenns the masts. The
G. returned 10 the city for repairs.
Sch SARDINE Patnck, from Savannah for Boston pusnto
Norfolk 9Th INST, leaky
Sch ELLEN (of Bath Stcaus, from Bost0n0r Bath, with
about 20 tunS OF non. struck rock At vi I'll Head IN the
Kennohec RIVER the night Of the 9TH mst and sunk
alb at forty feet Of Efforts Will shortly be made to
her
There entered at the Baltimore Custom House du-
the month y May 81 Is from foreign ports,
ships - baks y hngs and % schooners from coastwse
ports j9 vessels. SHIPS banks, brss and 40 schs
making the entire number 0 lJrCgn and COasWlsc arri
walls during the month 23 OftnCse vessels were British
Bremen. HoIi land and 200 American.
AZ RlSf frDf Du he IL IN
the Guif Stream. experienced o. heavy gale from INV
which lasted I'VE days aud driven three degrees the
East.
Bark NIAGARA, Wright from Isay for Boston put into
Valparaiso April B. having been ire days from
lsay and obliged t. throw part Of her cargo Of
wool to eXtngush the FIRE She repaired the damage and
proceeded 0n her VOYAGE on the 9Th Of April.
MhaeShIp ALABAMA, at anchor the outer roads at
Nantucket tore part Of her wndaSs and drted from
her moorIngs III the e gale on Saturday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
Passengers Arrived

IN scqnsifD SOnfIerner from Cl1riesfor-Mss Hls'sgs
Miss Weston. Miss Tucker, Madame Anna BnSop, Mss
Phaln. Mrs White Mrs Croker. Miss Chapn, Mss )
Chaplin. Mrs Gilman and family. Mrs ward Mrs zero.
imOn. Mrs March aud servant, Buckingham, lady and
two cMdreu DR. Herd. lady and cid. Weston and
lady + SCmkc. " Adams aud Lady, VI Solom'ns an d
lady Capt Gambler, lady and infant . webster ial.
and child; Mr. Lowry and family MeSsfs Plat g. T.
Bamwcl Jesse MctCah. Capt Nlgce. John Foster, Geo I
Mckenzie, VI Owens. French, " NhulOcN. Lyman
Morse. Mr. Bochsl. RAMSAY Tucker. Rev II Nelson. VI
Schroeder c Goodyears W J McCom.ck.S Tucker. "
Gilman, Aborl. Capt Rowatt, Klmhall, W Ds-
brow and 40 IN the steerage.
IN steamship Alabama from Nqr7Hn17-CC heckcr, aiy,
children. and syt, EpWng. lady, and syt Mrs B1eari
4 Webster. lady. and son, Mrs ) Morreu children.
aad syt. A Richardson's l. Woods ID c Page, q Con
uor. Hale. Rev karn. Mrs Bougeon, Mrs lnsS
and SIT. Mrs IIaumtr. Mss Haumer. Woodruff, Hiss
Felt Miss A Felt, Miss b Felt, MlSSG Frslee Mrs
Jos Fay children. and SyiS. Mrs Rutherford Ms Il
lOr Miss Young. Mrs Hone, aud children, Mss RchardS
Miss Hathaway, G. Dngle. VIM Couper, ! Jacks N,
Ives Lang II BALDWIN, b Jackson. II HYDE and Ia
Dis. { Thompson, Mrs Baldwin. cdidrca anu sFts.
Miss G. KING MIS- + King, Mss o King. o r Ross.
and lady Thos TAYLOR. Jos Felt John Nichols. Johnson
Griffin. l. Strong lao y, and children, Mrs King, Ms
ID Came. Mrs Taylor, Mrs GIrlen Mrs MOreand, Geo
Martin. lady. 2chdren and syt. Mrs Hopkins, and FAM
IL. Miss DIX. Drs Jos BRYAN. and daughter Hill, . p
Dlble lady and children I Looms, Palmer, ID
Moranas and 81 steeHgc.
In packef-siip Bqtara from Hqrre-A Vetault, Char
otte Uetaut Eugene Bohrnem Rudolph de Roode, Eiwl
Sebeck Sophia Sebeck
IN pqckef-slip Victoria from London AMI P0rfsnoti-
Dawes A Dawes, II Beck, Miss Hone, Miss Hone
Miss Branford. Josh Orgllle G. Caught, Hiss Brew
er, Miss NJ Brewer G. OlaSSen and lady, Miss Pegnn
IN big Iybee, from Chqr.esio1-Mrs + Peterson and
child. Gen Montgomery, Gcmbe
IN sch Cor anderson, from Key Wesf-Capt Sawyer,
Mrs Sawyer, Chas Wolf, Denlson l. Parker Soper
Jas W Johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......-JUNE 10.



Shps-Harford Sanneman. savannah, Durham D.
mon; David Cannon, (Br Robertson, 81 John PR, PIX
ngtOn; Adene (Sardlnan) Norton, Wilmington, master.
Emmanuel Kant, lPrussl DJmcAe, Qlelec Schmidt Z
BalChen
Barks-Neson Village. Hamilton, Savannah. Montgomery
Bros Florence (}rl CoGhead Mlumch, Williams il-
o. John Bird Bird Sagua Ia Grande Nesmth sons, Ma
coocheo. Thorp Neuyas master James Hall st Jao De
Cuba, NJ vi Freeman X Co.
BriFs-Saml Tram, Plummer, Guyana, Rivera Bald
WIN. Oherun, Pendeton, Matanzas. X TTGndy. Maria
Brennan, BIZ Forwards hTlmlchl. Logan Collins; 50
George, fIyer NeuytaS. Ewen, Era. Clark, Lasuay
IA. Foster Nickerson; Gen Wilson, Beckwh Apalachl-
cola, Eagle IIuzard
Schooners-BF Hawks, English Georgetown, Bios
som; Richard Golden, (Br st Andrews whitney. Ma
~ Eliza. Smith Philadelphia, J Mckee, G)tvn,
Carlisle Petersburg. Plat SlUght; Arrowsl' Bnng.ol
Savannah n /. McCfeady; Red Pehch Woolhe Easfpjr,
Barclay Livingston, Smith. Bonram, Providence,
II Ravens, Elm CITY. Fnsbee New Haven. master, Ella,
Rogers Dghton, II Haycus { II lInlse. OSerton Phda
depha. Hard. Atlantic, Nckerson, Salem, "
Ropes. Fremont. Lowell, Norfolk. VI u Freeman Co, a
j DE Rossett, Brewster Wilmington ID lllner Pottor
Geo Smith, Hawkins, Baltimore Mailer Lord En-
pire Bunker. Baltimore, Sfurgess, Chairman y Co.
Stcamcl-)uedl o Neil Pm tlelpll. " IT Thompson
Observation-Disclosures Colmans Baltimore, w II rhomP
Barrcs-Cumpus Haynes, Fhiladelpha, s Bug,s
POrpo.Ac. Iapp. 90. do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
New-York Cattle Market. June 10
Reported for The Tribunel

rA;the Washington Drove Yard Fourth-ay and Forty
fourh-si and az the Hudson River Bulls Heal FOO ~ h-
husou-si for Reeves For Cows Calves, sheep ana IA
al Rrounngs Suth-st. Third-ty and al Chamber
lan's. foot # r. hLsul-s..l
AT WASHINGTON YAgD-l.700 Boeyes. (i01 Sluthefn
The remainder from this state and The Est) Demlni far
About 20 head left Sales good retailing qualities -
from - S. 5gdS9
a. Cows and Calves Prce OF Sheep rom % TO sJaSJ -
Lambs & 80 g ia - IS. Left over 30 Cows AMI
Calyes-Sales 70 from S2Je So 81 10 S45. All sold.
AT GHsNBFRIAIN's.-l Beef Cattle All sold ~ ron
81 SgGS8 90 Cows and Calves rs sold al So S0e s41
Sheen and Lambs offered Sales Sheep At 81 JtG -
5CGS4 81. Lambs S2aS3Gs5 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
To Mariners.

Communicated BY authority Of Hon A. H. n Stuart See
TstGry Of the Interior.
Having been applied 10 by navatOrs the Pacific
for determination Of the longitude Of Punta Iona
western promOntoy forming the the port
Diego determined d. trnsfer from the observatory near
ne initial point Of the boundary line, the final
determination, resulting from comparison u spOnd-
M observations the moons place. taken from the
" Greenwich Observations for 1872" which have but re-
Gently been received Longitude Of Punta Iona west
from Greenwich, III ION 90 &C. The IN arc Ito IS
OH2
The approximate latitude has been heretofore gwen but
OWING % typographical error, here restated North
latitude so 80 80 D. " II. EMORY,
Breyet MAJOR Top Engineers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

not more NAN Whlt lle u9-'i'' -
sill lrlit Frlces are steady . -. q, ,..,-. =.
WEMP-The market IS laaciTe. lHtie 80 ~ J''' 80
present rates. ani holders ar hrii- - - 1890 ,,,
HIDES-Arcdu and drnn7ins ihe sl'- +. > ~ pr,
benF co coo inc ludng az acat s85 Re- If-ande :. b>
i5 ~ smrx and = ceHt or AMI PISS Orno'ns ~ r.,
fnos go a. sonan DRY Saited, % p 9c, less : cont
& mos acc Booked Curao1s az &c mos -
OIIS-Are dull LnsE ID command Ia &c from Co'"ss
btverg for small lots. aud from ship 79i7-c-
IFAD-ThC market Is heavy. sales -0U --s a.
,--r.,, terms Fprrlrn S i.ll and urClS nominal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

be- DO. 70, waIw1ck Hopkins, DO. IS Franklm CosA -
90. tsr. Florence H-dHrfF. 81 10. hlgs frlirtf a..
ards from hosfon mr.. John Alfred Ma,r~ ~ A, h,
florence. Hoo us p- Gee i0. Flp-h Reanrr u 40, e
WOE, lZ Cat John. E-ausc'lh Do. d. Marssii..s e.
do, soon sen Milo. Morton BHsiun 81 18th b.,
A'n IT Shofprd. and Drt or. ts.irhrist. NI0rs
Al taF0cnas ..h O. 3 harks Zidan. rhgrsW p Ras,,.
ldg. HcciA. Souper, fr New York 5d Dchcs MaI,e.,,
Phoenix, Brown .na Harant. Go,Sng for DO, liz Ieg,.s
kewtu, hr latalt Al. ID. lorfto Fisa g .,rS -.
NCW-Orloans cSg. t..-s Calcutta. ark fTon Neer-Y,,-
Just ar. Hear, L-S hnsuan for 40 81. Enie a., ca,
ncI for Scars 'r uo day. Emily. wilson. Ma a. ArtAv-
and Four krntlt >'l-. 'r philadelphia 81 Dcla~,-.
Erecyoor. for 3d. d'; s-> Independence. Btn~hal g.
Boston. INST pu.hn L'0i f'r Psrt and 90. S,nSi
25h ult. bars Ailfir1 Ilrr ~ Portland. ahol rtA -
Nara Wide, Cohn Boston, 18Th >ch Luis,y Re-
Boston
- doSCth uit. b.s, Zsv'er Zee FoSs o. H. B,,,.a AZ
Iadce, NoutAcr o. o.. ulc captain ScA Calcutta Csr,
iCr Scw-NtrS. aIr --tA.
A. Masuz.s 1oh ui. hask Scott y .e- Hail. 20 Lad n,
Recon. brig Brcn.sa. fRgcm .nr 60. -i-.
Ar N Havana BIS. mr.. brig Henry Hahn New Orleans
Cleared 3D. ark Wesram. klvril. CrunStadt
Cleared az Nl0astal 9TH inst. sch rufs Norton g
John NIB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

Sch Pearl, Nyc, Charleston ds. live OAK TO n's'e's
ressfurrls %,
ID D. .rlrul X Co. ,
Stop Ne~-Yors Dome Ncv-;iayen lis, loa hhi' m %
laSSss % Hemmlngway
sen cen Warren. Hall, Rocslaai Is hme.
NIND-Ai sunrise NV, meridian W. sgnse; Do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
ReceiptS of Produce.

Pvhe North Riuer Boats-T Tuesday, June i0-l2Gl bbls
Flour: 23 do Whisky. 43 DO Ashes 1872 do Lard So 10
Pork = 90 Cut Meats "a do Wool a 800 bus Corn 6S7S
Wheat; 1880 90 Oats $500 do Rye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

the principal art Ses Of produce left at ude-wate
from the commr ncerent Of navigation 20 the IN 81
June lncusv' =. during the years 1919 % DAYS ls')'
90 DAYS ls5l e DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
Ry telegraph.

BALTIMORE. June i0-Arf bark Ida, Boston, bny Eli
sha Diane, DO
CHARLESTON. juno 9-Agr Atrks Zlrch. n - y "
York Acadia, Providence. brgs Paio1lto hataazts, t-
net Martha. G1slw 7th Inst. OF Cape FLORIDA steam
ship TAINTED black. no howSr-t. steering =
NORFOLK. June 9-lle sca Ad. II Charles. ~. re-
ported few days s.Acc. ashore 4, CurraiucS la.c has
been ct 20
Arr ship Madison, NYork schS " Pharo, d, C11r-
Ter Boston. sarah, Portland.
cid On saturday tarss nynctie Rio Joseph.ar. C'i-
gres. ~ 49,
t,-HoTruW-
bark Como NOueans. NIy "a brig Moatls fe. -t...S,
Nav g. len schs VIM Wycr. BoStJs DAYS, IL o..
DO. soon. sch Charter Oak. Phaa.
Fellowship Navigator. I'm Calcutta. -
Cleared steamer Cauatg. Liverpool; bri- Cc pee PN-
adcpha; Schs Abel story, Cape Hayicn; Commerce, N'S-
sau. Henry. Freeing, Phlla.
BANGOR, June CLEARED schs Edinburgh and R'nec-
ca. NIorS
NEW-BEDFORD. June Arr schs George c G mis- and
Monterey, Pha.
PORTLAND. June Arr sch Forest. NYo.s.
RICHMOND, June 9-Arr sch Emma De Busy, New
York.
Sall,d-Sch J r Watson. NYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

TO LET, at low rent, gentecl gothic
u HOUSE, u Unon-piace, South Brooklyn, handsome
ly situated. view Of the Bay, UnIOn-st second bA
from Hamilton Ferry, aud not 20 minutes distant lnai
Wall-st. Apply 10 {. SCHALLER, Nassdu-s, ia,''
story Jell "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

PHILADELPHIA, June lt-Arrirrd-Schr> staten Is
anlor Jones' Deep Creek Eliza Ann. voorhees, Boston,
Heron. Newman Ne~6 yport Zephr. Dlges, Farht-
ven. Maria Lounsbap, Marshall Ntw-forS' K II N'li-
ton Tapl,y. bridgeport Marquis. Partrpge. PnHdeu'e.
Copa sears Salem. Mass steamer kenneocc Seyh'ur'
Ciearet-parks Oak. RYDER. Boston. Mor.ma,h. Crow
Norisust HUI ing. b1gs Mary, Marshall iiil'flI, Mary
sophia lBr) OBuen. do. schs Z,payr. Doyles, Albany
Ne,y3 I2, Geo FlNarl Nancy boston N,i Co5b
ProvnceoNn. Irene Rose Boston. Hcnucfta Reese Now
Bedford Marquis. Partrdse. Cambridge Alert. Hal. Ia
gua,ra, II Moaton TorhIe, Portland, oakland Miller
Boston. Julia Rich. Snow do.
MACHIAS PORT. NJ. June 3-Sle'. bns, Dr.go
Butler. and Melissa Ann Tabber New-Nork scs Cutler
Brown. NNorS, Friend. Stoul, do Bcrce. Look, Do Ca
mco, Moore do, Rosna h stor t1 Martha H1ll =. do
5th Lucinda, Whttemore, do p accr Kelton Boston.
Gunare Moore tcwport, 20 loajf1r York Caroline,
Keton Boston Martha, Holmes. o., Geo Evans, kcllar
NIork: VIM Pope Foster. do; splendid Small. do EAKa
SAWYER Boothbay, Donworh, THOMPSON, Boston Samuel
Haddock. , Cranberry Islanis. ~ load for NNork, NJ l.
Packet Mills, NIork.
NEWPORT une6-Arrccd schs Caucasian. 1t1yhew.
Mary Poayy Greenia Wicki,r FOR Easport sloos rhos
" Thorn. Cummings. Fall River ior NiorN, Mary. Kelly,
depha; BOUNDARY. Louu-. Bristol Florida, Long Har-
wch for NGork. Little sanders CoTson. Fall River Tor
ker ID do; Golden Rule Hambletcn. Bangor fr BRIDGE
port New York. Hudson. kNork for Bos,on onion. lt'i
ms Mary Helen sweet Suiok for NBadiod 8th sens
Eliza LAYTON Harwch rocomac. lnnlan, Providence for
Suffolk Va, Evelnd. Leurm Gardiner, Admiral BANe
Harden. Providence for NRcdfoo WIN Stevens, shutter
Warren for Belfast. Mar \ Chase, Rlmney NhotN FOR
I Bolch, Yates, do do Judge Ieany Tooihker Pmrd if
Neponsct Also bark Ranger West. I'm RIO Janeiro
Smith, Philadelphia, Gen Washington, Williams Bangor
Cane Fear KELLEY Nr.lna Tor Boston. Cadet, CutterCi
Newark for Portland, Warren lam YORK 10, SAte.n ~
Alfred, Spear do Tor Boston Joseph James, Mitchell,
Barnsahc ~. Susan Ross HcrncS Philadelphia Do Mary
Frances. Turner Baltimore fer Richmond, Me- iiopeon.
for NI.ondon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
IMMATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.

sUN-Rises-. 28-Sets-.-.7 81 MooN-Sets-.-...3 lin
HIGH wArER------June IL.
Sandy Hook l9a Gov. Island. O0a Hell Gate jOa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11

NOTICE.-Whereas, my son mas .., ~
yolyed me IN debt By money concern 20 ine - h.
Of Flfy Dollars and my wife having len my fored
29th u last month without my consent ~ nv
any person making ensrgenient WIN 49,. 49,. AL Az
count as shall pay debts Of their n, h,ag
person having claim against me Is reqnesteu d.is aE
10 me al 80 FORSYTH. st. within one week IRON ISL
il shall be honorahy settled-New. fors ysaarrcHELL-
jel0Ns JAhko niS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-11
RoTTERDAH

Cotton and silk Goods ...-......-... PIX
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-06
LATE FROM CUBA

We have been favored with the following Tele-
graphic despatch received yesterday in this city
from reliable source in New Orleans.
"NEw ORLEANS, SEPTEMBER 1, 1851.
g The steamer Cincinnati has just arrived from
J" Havana with dates to the 25th Of August Lopez
/" still maintained himself, and the Spanish autho-
rites had offered pardon to all his followers
who would surrender"
1t will be seen that the Telegraph report from
Savannah, published below, gives the news brought
by the schooner Merchant from Havana TO the 23d
August, and, as Lopez was only maintaining him
self on the 25th, il would seem that his reported
march on Havana was either unfounded, or that he
had been checked.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-06
MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION

Letters as late as the 10th July have been re-
ceived from FL Paso, from members of the Bound
airy Commission. Noevent of importance had oc-
Cured; and the Commission had been prosecuting
its duty quietly and diligently. Colonel GRAHAM
had arrived at Ell Paso, and was to proceed thence
on the 2lst July, to the post of Sta Rita de Cobra,
or old Copper Mines, about $50 miles west of the
Rio Grande towards the River ella, where Col.
CRAIG, commanding the military escort, had es-
tablshed post or depot. Some fifteen or six.
teen Of the persons who went out from this and
other Atlantic cities, with the Commission, as as
sistants, laborers, &c., had resigned and were on
their return home
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-06
STILL LATER-oFFIcIAL DISPATCHES.


The Government yesterday afternoon received
the following Telegraphic despatch in six hours
from New Orleans:
NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. 2-ll AM
"Advices from Havana to the 25ih ul,imo. The
!" accounts are conflicting. Lopez still held out.
/" with his force very much reduced. The Gov
!" eminent had offered reward for him, but had
promised pardon to those of his followers who
" would surrender. 1t does not appear that any Of
" the Creoles had joined him. No vessel has de-
"parted hence for Cuba since the Pampero."
The preceding, which is tao days later than
the news via Savannah, completely contradicts the
latter as to the reported march Of Lopez on Havana
atthehead oftwo thousand men, and that the natives
were focking to his standard. The only inference
we can draw from this new intelligence is, that
the men under Lopez were defending themselves
with desperation, preferring to sell their lives
dearly rather than incur the risk of public
execution.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-06

SUICIDE or How. Luxe WooDsuRr.-The editor Of the
Manchester Mirror has visited the residence Of Mr.. Woop-
and furnishes the following particulars of his melan=
choly death
At about nine o'clock be returned from ride in
pany with little of B. B. Mussey, Esq, Of Boston, TO
get backbees; to the barn. embarrassed and put
up his horse; returned the house, inquired for his wife, and
informed that she in the garden; from thence he
directly to the barn, where he remained long that his
wife began be uneasy in regard him. and to the
door of the barn by which he had entered and found lock-
ed She Immediately his brothers for clerk
who upon search found the body Of Mr. W. suspended from
timber by splice rein. Life extinct.
emo is assigned for the act though, is said that
the Judge for time has been quite owprted and has
been heard to that he did not feel able transact his bu
ness and particularly in regard to his nomination for Gov
erno; that he wished be free from the of Office and
remain private citizen during his life.
"Mr. w. about fifty years of age, graduate, of
Dartmouth College, and has been Judge of Probate OF this
county for several He had property Of some twenty
FIVE thousand dollars, and splendid residence in Antrim
He leaves estmab wife, but children. Three Of bis
brothers reside in Antrim, and likewise his mother He
leaves excellent reputation among his ownsmen and, in
fact among the people of the entire county Hesssid to have
been liberal man, almost fault, and was universally
spected in public and private hfe."
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-06
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.

SAVANNAH, SEPTEMBER lila p. M.
The schooner Merchant arrived here to-day with Havana
dates to the 23d Of August Her is of intense interest,"
and highly encouraging to the patriots
Since the 18th Gen! Lopez and his gallant army had en-
eounered the Spaniards in several contests in all Of which
the latter had been defeated with very heavy oss On the
18th battle occurred in which Gen. Emma, commander in
chief Of the Queens forces killed, together with large
number Of officers and men.
Lopez marching upon Havana the head Of army Of
fifteen hundred to two thousand men, which is daily recev-
ing large accessons from the surrounding country The
Spanish troops completely cowed by the frequent
which they have sustained.
Gen. Emma was buried with great pomp in Havana the
that city, there only hundred Of the troops
there, who could oppose but feeble Ne,us
New ORLEANS, SIsTEmBsR /.
The steamer Cincinnati has arrived, bringing Havana
dates the 25th She confirms the intelligence brought 10
Savannah by the schooner Merchant of The death Of Gen.
Enns the heavy losses Of the Spsnar and the advance of
Lopez upon Havana. The Cincinnati passed the Pzao at
the Goth
The Cuban authorities make great efforts prevent news
from the interior reaching the public.
The revolutionary leaders captured Principe have been
shot. full list Of Lopezs officers is published in the
"Faro Industrial"
THE STEAMER ALABAMA ATTACHED.
NEw ORIEAss, Aususr 29.-The United States Gov
eminent have ordered the attachment of the steamship Aaba
ma suspicion Of being engaged in the Cuba movement
The troubles which have long distracted the Peninsula
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