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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22

Jaly "a, IS &C. ia 90 D. ,N,hsrsei snais with b.-.
steering raS STOW bike slrnal VITA blue cross
July &C. IS seen sosg- mo Sag "a "a GfIie brig Gad
fore ans NJ, sr'r.
bound south Sane Hae. saN ors il.isa. Acnce fos "a
J1iy la i5 'ca 60 90 Wa ship Edward Wight, 4
Jny iss q d in 90 10 ship May PeAsan,s. p,e.,
I'm Liverpool for pni.piei0hn.
July at - 81 luu "a -, sen Iua Ann Rich. Snow In
july o. la; 4, e. ioa ei 49, bark To- Plllsbuy tn Bss,.a
Jayit la 20 g.. lon = 10. ship LIVING Ace Snow IN
Liverpool for Baltimore
Baltimore ioT H. 'are.fo
july - lai 50 tss bark G. Ill., fm Havana r.,
March -. in jose, S,-ai.s. Pr ship N,oa1 hosnaN
MAY 10 1T 81 a.. nn q 49, % the Cage 81 Good Hos
Br bark >l-i.tla johnson. from >hAaghas ~
LONDON
shlp IelaSsar. tlu Cat "a ~ L'li'n
Mad a la 3 g. loa 3 a. exchanged signals WITH B sAo
HaiGec. OF Hull. telal "
Nav IS, lat IS 81 n , a. exchanged signals VITA Sssd
bark Sucme. bound v
June lat - a. % b. seen ship inca Of Free
port. hound y,
Bombay snd Cochin for Ioucon
June H. lat % TO- lon 3 r. was seen ship Od Easlasd
July 20 of Montauk. ship VIM Rasho,ne f,or,
Jai 6 Lar IS s. In 90. bng McHbry, from Bangor for
Berbce. p Il oui, -, .
Jgly H. lai "A 81 ION 81 H. brs Serena, I'm ralad ae
Cuba tor Boston.
BOMBAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22

n S-a.e ard Ohia Flour for erpurt cont mes ec eso
cfallg for the more iltSf "H'f'1' ~
h.yv a. unr itufts The inferior ast ocef Sf4le, =
and ees ar-lve vita more ds.ff,.-iti AlrA.rt-
rrfS< sales Canadian AMI 1-isf u u - -
u bond Tt- -ales II D'rars-c rcsca SOD DOS ! = -
is fa- Nch.-rn ard Indiana. o.. flr >ttf An - -
81 for pre- fisneS-e znd Ono >'1'l-rn = aft'.'
: NOE rsrrv and locr Sales OF i,l b1s a sly oi -
.344 % for mixed - god Strnt hrtlis al ~ n
af47j Bye F1ar quiet, stfS >. ~ p1s ~ -
Corn Meal sas sales Il ~ H3s r>ef a 80 w.
ar Hraldsv NJ IN IDS a. u! -. -,
GRAIN-Our uar.e; for Wheat = arl 4 user. WI
M r. o. -lUC The de uand iufi -AN ~ = re -c4i
There r. Meth r. d1u- Canaa Al All ,sS .'e nhr -
a. ,ce Ire Sles II D1neSt A., J. J i>aeisfi- Ca,
ese. 80 g 4l,e bushels PRIME a' I'D a, a. ~ 20, Ali
$500 90 hitc Hich-an On private ic-nS w >''ir.1
plenty ard Eet heavy a. IS u Barley u All i>>c
sales $40 bushels IA Rve = over WIN n re yer
IS shade lower and not 1sny and very L. WIN q IN :
g.. for cKpor Sales If 221o0 nl>1es. m S'} ,n = ~
ts5e and Western Mixed At J11oi and KoiAd fe''o"
and " hire ~ 6fc
wHISKY-The market s heavy with rather m1re 9isr-
ing Sale 4 20e bhls Ohio aad Psoa . "a DiiSe Is
huoysnt sales IS hhds 4, ,
PROYISIONS-OuT market for new Po7> : yeri seas
with only moderate demand Old = rtler netef. nV
cuet sales Of COO hrs Il u for IS "a > 'r oi
Mes. L. IS for Prime, AMI l. = i'r od PRIME
Nothing doing thin Mess Beef c1nt'n les Ifh'
with far demand sales of - DDS n le>il ior We
and S5a for Prime CT Meats are inli AT TIA sc or
Hans and 81 GS'c for shoulders Liri : very 4pe sues
of 100 hhiS Prime Butter aud Cheese are unchanged
with far demand for Pume u both III,
NOOL-Tne H.I set for Fecce : very que- = uo1elS
are firm and Manufacturers lo<ng Tor redlCt On
o. eco - old Fleece sold TO-DAY ~ 81 5c and n lots
10000 - new a; i0Gi5c Foreign more really II sale hi
Fleece. a. importers are ANXIOUS - So. 81 ooS
sold AZ q 50 N,Szo 4, d0c and 50 BIen lshet 4.
$50 &c Palled Wool IS dun few thousand pounds
super sold 3sd39c The receipts are large, but II
greater pant sold previous % arrival
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DIED.

This morning July q. at 6o'clocN DAVID $. MILLS
IN the bJih year oi hlS age. 80
The reetiyos and friends invited 70 attend his tuAe
ra fhoul further notice, unnfro~ t cluiun luoSit 81
at2ocack Iiom his lae residence. near NeVtoNn OF tle
Jamaica Turnpike five miles for tie Mlulmsourgh tcr
rtS axe, I'D DEE readiness NJ To-. O'Clock FOR ID con-
ve ~ friends to he funeral, fro Grand and houston
sud-. N.Y. on Sabbath evening l0th inst JOHN, second
san of John 4 and Anna Wilson, aged II years ana
months
MON ny Do nclD OK precisely. from the resien OF hs
rsrerfS 90 Huas1n-st Their friends and those of MS
uucts James Wggns and Jacob Long, are invited To
4 Yonters westcAesferC Co On Monday July 81, JANE,
wifs of i sAua Odcl
Ihe relatives and friends of the family are requested -
attend hor fune al to-day TUESDAY AZ p o'clock. = "
from her late residence - ,.-.. go.
A. Brooklyn onthe 10Th INST Mss FRANCES \. DAN
Thr friends and relatives VI the family invited % NJ
tend the funeral from the drnce ot ner th"r Mr M
Bauflrth. % Sands -,' al l0o'ci eek Tins morning 49,
A. Ner Haven. Conn. Jnly ne WAsihN6lDN Eli,
aced wears and months. son OF Rev Darius Mead -
I'm Rnghamrtun. Broume COUNTY, on the l1lh u>t MIS-
JANF Tt TItII.I. wife II Josiah ruthlll. aged y.
Ia lIurnsyille. Madison ca. July Q. GEORGE T THO
MAS aged years only Of George Thomis oil DcAa'an
WIS ,,,D,, m,
ON Friday night 18th inst denomination. MARIA DE
IA CONCFPCION MADAM GOMEZ, aged seven
teen second daughter Of Christov MADAM Es, oil H''-
Tie friends fthe family and Cubans generally. are m
cd 10 attend the funeral at St PatncNs taihe-
dra on Wednesday morning. at o'clock wihout ilriner
invitation Jy2l -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
The Coal Trade for 1851.

from lht FuIIs'HlV = ~ JVu' Ia4' 1I'! ~
The quantity sent by railroad this week
is 81 52s67 by canal 27,796.09-for the week 81
925 TO- Total ov railroad, 27.796l3 total by canal,
2G6I9ll2 The shipments by canal are within 3'32
tuns of the quantity sent by dlroa1 and IS the he-
west shipment ever made by canal IN any one week
by inward of 800 tuns For the week ending on
the 4,h Of September s4l, before the enlargement,
the quantity sent 10 market 252j3 tunS, which,
We believe was the largest shipment made prlor 10
tins week There was dispatched IN single day,
7.7iO tuns The quantity would have been con-
siceraby increasedi boats could have been Obtained
There was perfect rush 10 send of coal before the
advance IN toll, and the company dispatched boats up
to II O'Clock On Thursday night after which period
according 10 previous notice. the toll advanced 70 40
cents per tun from Port Carbon 10 Philadelphia
We learn that the froightS coal VIII. IN all pro0a
fity be reduced from five 20 ten cents winch makes
the rates 10 Philadelphia only FIVE cents per tun more
than they were before the toll was advanced from y
TO 40 cents TO New York, of course no reductonm
freight will take place
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PHILADELPHIA.
Monument 10 the Pennsylvania volunteers
Slave Case-Narkets and Stocks.
Correspon4ence Of The Inoune.
PHlL.pFLpHlA, MOnlay. July 81.


PHIL.DELpHrA, MOnlay July 81.
This afternoon the cornerstone OF t0e
proposed monument TO be erected IN Green"ooi
Cemetery 10 the Pennsylvania Volunteer, wac ieu
in Mexico Will be lad. Ex-Jutge CoAFal delivers
an Grafton on the occasion r-..ol
A Fugitive slave case Is now before ne I hieu
States Commissioner. The alleged slave ~ Df"dsul
from Lancaster Al this late hour, nave oeeA IN
able 10 obtain particulars - -. -
There IS no new feature 20 presen: IN ne CoIIOS mH
LEI, rices continue what unsettled am l sAs are
i,r,,ed BaRg = held firmly al ; = 2 tun f'r y J.
Je,e IS soge lttle export demand for FLOUR, ana yya
zoo barres standard and glo1 0raRds sod al u a. >
iareI sales IN lots for CITY usuTpon Al "a ~ l1
cannon and select brands jORi - for extra and itc
New-York brands a. higher rates. In RYE FLOUR tAd
(oRs NFA no transactions nave come Under our nlace
The demand for WHEAT j. limited, both for Sap neli si
milling and there far amount offering sales OF O1
600 bushels good them red a. Sje9c osh a1
old PENNSYLVANIA white q, o. RYE IS tSSen on Arfd
al 72c Corn exceedingly scarce the 4ts1 sSc
Of Yellow was Sic adOat In OATS there IS 40 ca
In PROVISIONS and GROCERIES there no n ca I5
cargo " O54 bags RIO Coffee has arrived but j i ho
vet landed WHISkYSaes If barrels al &c mus c'he
IN SLOWLY and are held at the same prlce 49,, n, So .
SaLEs on STOcKs.-First B0qrd-s4JJ GiIAra ba' u,
s 600 Read RR Mot 80 $500 Harrisburg RR IS W. ~
penn RR 423: slg7 Lehigh Int 81. so o. 81 >lO''
Srrlng Garden Gs 81 100 6s Union BIZ 81 rem -
SSrond Boqrd-6 Miners Bk. PottsEle, II ~ "estsrn
TX "a : coo Camden and Amboy Rh os, o. Jot' SSJJ
Ches and Del. Canal g., 81
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W halers.

The as.n, OF n, lc->hlp south America II pruv
epce conr,dcs ihc report that she has been sd New
Bedford
Messrs Cannon Lewis. Shp builders al that city for
construction of substantial Whale>hp II $40 taAs 10 b.
commenced soon Tie Shp now building b. NesSN l.
L. for Hathaway y Luce. : launched whca Will b N
abou three weeks She viii Ne commanded by Capt RA-
bury late Of the wade. NJ w-sedford
June o. lat 80 \. Ion 81 W ship Suffolk. II and noa
NewBcdford. had taken four whales, 5th. la - H. lon 20.
ship Milton OF and trOu doOl II any, not rc9arted
Spoken April :. n China sea- Anssl Gibbs. FL 200 spa.
Sophia. vi NANTUCKET. .-...
A. alparaISo Nav 21. sharon Ruie, Ft iitv DOB
OIL bound ON cruise,
Cld al NewBsdt,rl 10Th ship Herald. Slocum Pacific
SPOKEN (hy Tell Apr 1th m Chna Sea. MaryarC Of Lon-
don lt5O >pm wears ont. Mary, II Egcwnuh !" T. 10,
spm year out. Undoubtedly Mary, OF Edgatown whRh
sd Aug 3 iSiS lovtycr)
81 vi shp Herald ct New Bedford Sod al auction
by Alny Bourne 18th INST, she came from sea Al tho
rate Of 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22

MuRDERoUs ASSAULT IN PERKINs.-On
Monday night physician, who resides on the Milan
Road about three miles from this town, m Perkins
township. was called from his bed between ten AMI
eleven O'Clock. by man who sad that person
some distance of was sick and needed medical as
sistance The Doctor dressed himself and accom-
panied him accordingly and when they al pro-
ccedod together about quarter OF mile, coat was
thrown over the physicians head. and by The al OF
an acCOmphCe, who Just then prese0tcd himself he
was dragged down declivIty and plunged INTO a
stream of water, where. except rs BY ms struggles ne
occasionally got his head out long enough 10 shout
murder he was kept until life was nearly extinct
HIS cries awakened Mr.. j. Stmberry and his son,
who reside near the place, and who sailed out aat
rescued HIM III time to save ms life but wille en-
gagged IN dragging the Doctor out upon one size oil
the stream. the assaants fled from the other, getting
so much the start that they could not be ogertaSen
man was arrested and was under examination yes
ttTddy. before Justice Smith, on charge oil beng
one OF the perpetrators, but he discharged for
want Of testimony to identity HIM.
II is said, IN connection with THIS affair, Out with
how much Truth we do not know that the physician
has made improper advances toward the wife OF the
person last alluded to- The doctor denies that II IS
true. lSandushy CITY (O.) register IN.
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c.. r~c.is,,, croctc- / ye-pool. Jaue 49, mise aai
ssengcIs 20 Samuel Ia'snh se'Ae" lac T. is "'i
psc,sf-sh,, st POINT, A. a. Liverpool. 1nc H. n sc
-I lsser ., - Rob kfrr GO Jly w. "a; " ~ IN
80 "a &C., nj AZ An into ~ schooner. car
,d agav our siaropard 10 vsPu snrold the s,Ao'aes
carried asay her I'D boom. M n - a>I tI WA 0snt
damage she sustained "e could mex 'eAh a. We fosa &C.
NJ answer from any person On ootI az ~ y -
hnf no -er>on on The lockout ana hta ,he '"n"nNtl
on her course she would haye run over h.', oI = n :
Ne could the tack sne was on We "el' pa : - -
oututlg saved hm Had tn schooner son n s-AS >.e
would 70. have received any damage WA 'N an US
sh,2 Fsmeralaa. (of Brunswick. Nc McManls Liver
ue1i s. Is ui>c and passengers % & >tcli.u
Sh, - Pa,rrk arerrnan ShAnghas 80 Us; h'aS A'1'
March o. Java Head April teas. sc - DAWN os'e'
Ship Alexander. Havana y Is, sugar ~, -,
Bark susan Lint. (oi Portiandl l,nAham, no JaS''
BsTs Mnro (of Por,landl Merrill. Noreans % ds' ns'
10 ma II p H,,sr of rhona>.,n) Montgomery Sagul IA
Claude July 10 sugar % NesmI.h son
BIZ LYDIA ,oG Pofland S.sicr s. JaSo d. Cana u is
Brs jerome of Boson) Ford Ma;anzas is. sugar 70
master ,,.,,ra Oh -,
iSis cotton 20 Coe. Anderson X Co
Brs Alexander. MuhNen. lol Boston, Layton, hA'An@
y g. sugar 70 Thompson Hunter ~ -. cd
Italian brig Nativity. hscorTnd, buenos AyreS' e'N>
hides horns wool and 70 Leland zimmerman ia
sen Virginia Hobert. Savannah ds. cotton to r VI
sch Jonas smith Nichols Saylnnh 50 hours cotton to
sch Anna Ca;te Arren.s. Cedar Key. cotton to PecS
Sch Pha-o. Chanherlin. Alexandra Is coal
Sch II Malllart, Price, Baltimore DIS. coal 20 Mall
lard X Lord
'' Jch j D Garsa Waters Richmond dss coal
Sch Rinple. S1rer Virginia dS wood
Sch ] Cockflir Chambers. Virginia ds. wood
Sch Fashion Lor.ng. Boston ds. mdse T. 5 " Lewis.
BELow-Shp Vim R4ihbone Spencer; L.yergo9l June June
Bremen with passengers. Also, SHIPS and oarN>
sAILED-SpanIsh war steamer Piano, Havana.
wIND-At sunset. SW.
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New-York Cattle Market. July 81.

ke00Tteu TOT ne ITlDuhtI
lathe Washington Drove Yard corner Fourth-sy and
Foriy nrh-s and az the Hudson River Bulls Head. foot
Of H. husua-si for Beeyes For Cows Caves Sheep and
Iamts az BroWungs. SIth-st.. near rhlrr-av and a.
Chsute- aln = foot Of Robinson-st] .
AT WASHINGTON YARD-2.Oo0 Beeves were offered laI
Southern aud Western The market during the week hld
been tolerahv active. considering the warm weather.
Prices however hardly firm. The range 5 from
70 Sc Z 10 About 200 head remain over unqlspossd Of
AT BRowNING's. -Oifered. so Cows tni Caves Al
sold al from S3HG SO 5000 sheep and Llnns-
sheer AZ from e IS - 75d 81 80 Lambs 81 500 - oo
- Is Left 2j0.
AT CHANBERIAiN's.- Offered. POO Beef Cattle. SileS
A. from $3.50 = 50 100 Cows na1 C1veS-StlS Z lrrm
SOS t. $40 23C0Sheep ard LambS-Sies of the for
er al from lgd2s 20 g3 and the latter At from i2S TO
25s 20Q lef
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HAvANA, Thursday, July Il.

II seems to be fairly confirmed, that on
the Foutth of July at Puerto Principe, the bone and
snew of the land pronounced against the Govern
ment and put at defiance the troops. They were at
tackled on the 9Th Of July and the troops were re-
pulsed with loss of killed and wounded %, which
shows the deperate character of the struggle, ana
confirms the number as having been at least five or
SIX hundred.
They have retired to the mountains, and put them
selves IN position for defense, II J. SAID, with NUM-
f,ons and material TO maintain thcmseves-takinS
with them the lever OF civilization, printing press
So much for the first struggles OF the child. Oher
towns have followed the lead, and M tcw days the
whole eastern portion of the Island OF Cuoa VIII o.
m state of revolution and IN sixty days, perhaps,
Creole destiny Will be determined. The Gosern-
mcnt have been sending troops To Nata-1S the past
week but It seems they dd not cal inere, as some
thing more urgent pres ed them cNtNUl
Ii is common to change the location ni troops mere
often, III order that no social aua'nmen'S NAV oe
corSummatcd, and the late movements were hlllht-
ted as o this character. winch has mlsei NAM as II
the importance attached by the Cove lmeut TO the
ptpcre sslye excitement now bc ring upon the
names and hearts OF the people. not see how
there can be any mistake m what write. From the
character OF the data have and the sources from
whence obtained, II Is certain that General Con
cha ConcCNeS that crisis i At hand, ana ne
Is prepared TO meet lt-lni VIII do 80 with nerve
and ability The affair Is alluded 10 IN thc Govern
ment papers OF this morning but II Is supposed that
the whole story not told, ami that - thrown OF
TO aliay public apprehension here. Two cmlSrleS
from the United States are spoken OF rs oenS al lhe
head OF this outbreak, from leading strings and
bayoneis, which Is one of the usual pErp1set mis-
takes of Ii, authorities. Two create youths, cluca-
ted IN the United States. were al the gathering, ani
urobably mainly instrumental in opening the cry
but there were no Americans mixed mp IN the mat
ter The immediate cause of tbs movement rests
with the newly appointed military Governor, bN
several yranical and oppressive acts winch prove
HIM incapacuaicd for the responsible aud delicate
trust imposed upon HIM by his Queen. Tie treats the
people with gerard orders as part aud parcel OF
his own division OF the army, ana cOmprehends no
other legislation, be taught and enforced by the
sword.
read the official notice OF this "emuete' IN the
Faro OF the eth. Ii l. too much IN admission for
thing of no moment and not sufficient IN details to
relieve the minds OF the anxious faithful of our city
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-22
Passengers Sailed

IN steamship Cicrosee. from Neio- OreaHs Jng l3F0r
Cso0rc-Mss Coo4d-e Ms MItz, Mss r Frotn-
lncAaM NTs Zan. Il Guthrie and'afT, VI X Thorn
as /. Rechest. LADY and chaI. Mr. Cmlstne,tine.
2 children and servant. Mss G Alderman and child,
Mrs jacobs John Wolye, Ms D. AMI child, Ms
White Nj Andre, Mr. Fntz } Hines. J HIgnot, Hug
net, Wm Dantre-n. I Reese Bro. shrm Rags, VA
han klsa. L. Gordon. l. + walden. l. Snvtcr. II Cook,
Barry. = Brown W LaI-hin. J kerney. Dey.Ae. \
~yeuc, NeNu an ~ Al, ii Miller, lady AMI two chill
dreu , fredeutHtcher. Sha.eY. W Hlmly. y GOgeu
J. J RYAN and lady. Newman 4 l. / Moran. Selma
Ter < J. fai b, Mclaughlin, II gan, Ehzpot ncx.
81 Hirutl g. fsraesmand 4 Zrah and SISTER. Madison,
y Gardner. Chapman and servant Am Bracs en- Mr.
Green For H1r01n-f Ping. PM. + Bomio DR. :. FIN
las Valatfe VI Bomo. Frenedt, Peretz. vi Daniel.
+ Reneck ard son. Gonzale1, l. " kllens, r Reite
and la4F. VI rs teucCk r o Callahan. A keudly Free
Isda A KENNEDY. \ FTeneda, VI Clemente, Manel,
II Itaum0nt, II LeaIln0nt.
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Passengers Arrived.

In steamship tdr from f@pef 70 ~ ~
tmfN ~ hnieY, Nl1s hi.'ef' - I,I, ~ S,l,.
n ,iy a. l. 4; " - n l,r ~ ,,rsr A.
W :, oai ~ ". ga l, ~ S,,u III NrrCie,n
u ~ go i'i, ID 80, NJ Mclean Mrs H.l,a
Mi,S U,ige Mr. Suns Ms Ss.ns " 7 Coulrhurst II
S 80 ~ - ~ ~ C,,,,rt,,s N,s0p DAVIS NJ
MuiIeu + u Ru0crf.rd MIS- Barncy lIr Ken,lrl, ) :
I,ude " \ WIGHT 4 G. pori Mr. : L. stevens. Mrs : 4,
Si,yrpc NJ Con,silct g. n Cbecfv.ood j II Wilton NJ
por,f- a. Creasn NJ r1rrl.,n Z Russell { Nelun. Nj
g,.s.It,,, Ne ro..,l,n NIrs 4, C,oknan : q Viii
NM II Nrinfo.h & Naruire Nj DoIgIass NJ, "
Douglass / t,ro,>r1an i If BALDWIN, Mr. Griffin. r =
Cre'n \ stone ,frs M,,yrt and servant Mr. Wrvmln
NIr p.c,,r5 = G Mr. CilIilan : : RobB SIR D.eze VI
N.wt.n NJ. NeW.tnn Mr.. Icnning. IIr, Warren " q
NIonro Rev ~ SOFT ! IA Rowe i p knapp. J stevenson
Mr. Tond0n smith Col Fucker Mrs. fucker and two
ys.,e rcL or aua servant Rev Mr. Tucker Mr. bloom
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK -JCLY q.
Cleared.

Ship Z, Chadler Liverpool, Zerega Co
bark.-lsnarton IA. Adams New-Or.eans, Eagle Haz
zaTc. PhtnG, Brown, PernambUco. Mason & Thomson.
Warren McLei.aA Saa IA Grance Badger Peck Co. ia
nior Turner Glasgow Iryn, PaIAd.n. Prussj B1giahl
klchuucto, Ih1m4 Ne lhaUse SacrO CuOr a. Gss
(Sa5dl Cs24rro, Malta Thompson Neuhaus Jacobo,
(Du'chl bas or, Amsterdam. Eunch \ Melncse.
bugs-Danlel HuBtiey. Coalfset. WINDSOR + 5 Whtnev,
heaiOn heene Phadel pha. Morse. Jr. Moses cks,
CAafe,ton. Geo BGAleg, Leonice, Bradbury. Cadiz
SaIcy, Harriet MarstOn. Norfolk Nesmth Sous, O-cs
ola BaAer Cadlz Russell Norton Frederick Derrbeca-
er, Aguadia slmms H0er. fremont. Parrett. Oxford
master; Mass. Wooster, Cuba. B eager John Dlt-
ton, Morton. Philadelphia. Elweu. PARKWAY, iBr)
ksnners Liverpool, TnOs Pope Forth Aud 81 Jago de
CUBA Roche Bros, Juyena, Henneberry, S; John, NIB
J NeyIus.
echooners-Richmond. silby, Richmond, c II Pers0u;
CO2r arce Sears Portland. Scar; Yorktown. Wog-
lam, Petersburg. X inter Co Ashland. WalpOle Nor
fo., suTges. CieaImen CO. Sarah Perry, New Bedford
H2sisE: seq gun, SSalne, Baltimore, Johnson Lowdea
u Smith. Hdrmcn Charleston. McCready = Co; H.r-
Tls.R Prlee, Rec. " iningIon, master.
PropeleFs-shark. GINNING. Philadel, W II Thompson;
Ere Norman, Philadelphia, s Bugs.
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a.
ate acknowledgements Troops Kepulsed
-ReyoIutionary Forces Retired TO the
Mountains.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
Havana, Tuesday, July Is, 1851.
Our community has had another period,
or spasrn of excitement caused by exaggerated re-
ports from Puerto Principe OF a proaioicnnento by
Ave or SIX hundred of the people, who, 1t was SAID
had organized themselves for resistance, retired to
the mountains for the purpose OF better defense, ana
put price upon the head Of the military governor OF
the District If he should not comply with certain de-
mands which had been rendered to him. The thous-
and and one stories, shaped according to the fancy or
feeling of each narrator, do not rely upon, but
perceive that the Government does not conceive the
matter worthy OF any serious attention. and doubt
much If there will be asceraned necessity for
single additional bayOnet to preserve peace-or to
mend the breach II any has been m ide
Women, la Boomer, are sad to be in the field,
with arrlor bucked on, ready to do die. There IS
noihag reia6ie out of the public offices, and that
have not.
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Disasters, &c.

Loss or THE BRIG PETREL-The brig Petrol, Of East
port from Trinidad De Cuba, bound New YORK. laden
vita sugar mossses honey and cedar logs wrecked
the soth SIDE If the ise Of Pelyes the morning Il
the 18th June The stove and gone 10 pieces no
cargo ed excepting the deck load u cedar Capt Ma
bee and arrived at Havana the 18th INST leave
for home IN the first vessel
SCH BUENA VISTA Of PhladelDh driven ashore IN
the gale a. Port Casa-o 18th u having dragged her an
Choir She lying az anchor the Saluria side She
90, of on the 18th. and came the other side.
SCH WILLIAM Of Bangor Damon, while beating down
the Penobscot River 10th inst, msstayed and went ashor.
near Nlckerson Point and filed with water She was
lowed OH By steamer Tarantne morning and taken
70 Hanpden ~nat damage she suffered not YET ascer-
tanned
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MARRIED..

On Mcniav July A. by Rev D Ba'ch. Pas.orof Bleccs
er- i Church WILLIAM IT kBt RID, Esl. 10 hiss HAN
RIET CLARKE. bo,h Of London.
A. STA j. and. Nor jay 2st ms by Rey oFlanio
Hartman HENRY ; SANUEL>. of TINS city, 70 Mss
LOUISE BANTA, of the former place.
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venture be disposed TO jon in such an enterprise Dc
convinced thai Ssch reports are merely one OF tle
means adou,ed TO lure them 70 taeir rum.
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all sums paid thereon AMI the SAID stock SHAH De
made an.
The following is astltement ofthe amount
Of duties collected a. ire pr.acp ports for the year
.--, ISL
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Marke.----cAkEruLIr REPORTED 70. THE r.r,rxz

ASht-s-Ihe msrke. : steady with far tenand : Les
Z" ~ slIs al . for Pots, and 81 for Pearls 0-
COiION-l. stu continuing heavy. the s.f.. -
tied Ns --~-' ~4o M2IAet unset
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand fur ,,s
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MINIATURE sLAANAc----rHiS DAY.
sCE-Rses---f 81 Sets-..--7 - Mo0S-Ises 100 CON
HIGH wArER------Jn!y p
sandy Hook 6m Gov Island Z2m Hell Gate I'm