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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22


Information has, understand been received in this
city that the parties heretofore engaged in the
prize against the Island of Cuba have not yet ateadooed
their criminal intentions but threaten that they will
the attempt fev months hence 1t Is said that
hundreds Of those who have been engaged the
purpose to be sent to Cuba during the summer in
email numbers, by different vessels seeking
employment the leland 10 their respective
but who will secretly provide themselves with arms and
bt prepared in bosy to join any armed expedition
which may succeed in landing.
III really melancholy to think that there is any por
ton OF the ople Of the United States who viii willingly
in aid such reckless aud unprincipcd proceedings
AS to the deuded men who thus made the tools
designing persons they should rscoect that the nsh
antboras OF course constantly and fully advised OF
all och movements that the most vgilant lookout will
be kept upon all strangers coming into the island
ticulsrly when unusual number arrive from the
United States without any ostensibe object in the way
Of business and, they are not immediately ordered
out Of the island they would doubt be the first vic
tins sacrificed in case OF attempted INVASION
The utter heartessness of the leaders this disrepu
table enterprise fully exhibited in thus sending into
such imminent jeopardy of liberty life the poor igno
rant whom they have deceived by false
tons and pcious promises which are never intended to
be. and which cannot be, FULFILLED
successful Invasion of Cuba by private expedition
look upon Of the most hopeless Of all undert
ings Not only would our own government exercise the
utmost vigilance TO break and Illustrate any attempt
OF the kind either by the arrest of the parties and
seizure o, their vessels before leaving the United States
th r capture the by American cruiser but
the spanish government has such a numerous and
powerful steam and sailing naval force the COST of
Cuba TO render private expedition entirely in ie
quate to cope with So that it would be next to- not
quite. impossible to effect landing
Were the landing, however, even effected, the over
whemiDgly large military force the island would
repd.r death capture inevitable all those eng aged
ard all who should fall into the power Of the spanish
government, could only expect iguominious death,
without the right expectation 10 call upon their
for it's interference In their favor In the
last attempt when the landing effected at Cardeuas
no men could have fought more bravey or faithfully
than did the Spanish citizens and troops at that place
and they fully dproved the iiy reports extensively
circulated Of wide spresd treason among the latter aud
Af aha thaE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

Tho eTcs a. the c,aus q the Fundamental law which
TrtLbit Jew from settliag In Norway, may probably
lead % the concusion tst they thereby permitted
s~te Ina the country; such 4 he case In order to
~ vent the iswr from acting upon mistaken Idea Of
h Kind the swedish journals call particular Ateuti
to the sc that the charge introduced by tho storthg
into the fundamental Law Is inefficient Icing
private law Il hp Dugd0m rUnains unchanged so
much however has ben gained b che abolition u the
chm clause Ivy ~. Ftofthug that the possibility ~
chan " the private ,w q tho Kingdom Is ccntsfn-
plated Bot TIL this has been done jew viii be per.
utttd O. settle in the kingdom, aud every jew who
visits Ia country mus, pI,viUe hincf With tho usus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

THE Federal Council Of switzerland has drawn up u
r the Execution u the rawajF proposed ~ Mr
Stephenson. One line IL 10 the country from
the Lake ~ Constance 10 Gcnevs. passing by Zurich
branch line TO from this truuf line tho Basic
ksilNny 10 unite with the German and French lines
Another line l. @ proceed from the Lake Of Con tance
20 Core In the 0ri-ons 10 be- prolonged A.
across the Alps. By LuokmBnicr Int LoEabardy The
total ngh q these lines Go be- CSC Kilometres 100
FFlrh n-ss' and The expense 10! lEJO0of 1877 ll2f
Itr ll'ttuttrr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

TIE emperor has sproint.d Count Rechberg Austrian
tnicrnpucio ~ the court q Clnstantnope Accounts
rt CSmtrn state that riCont shocks % earthqu
were fit there the lst The shocks
ry yoeni claps thunder The clocks In all the church
'owcrs struck scsrcclys sinse house remained uuiu.
iuiedi numerous chimrcYs fe in aud the furniture aud
uenr Ii Tie roO ms we're OTerthrCwn and broken Macy
accidents had occurred tut providentiy not any Of
fatal rrtufv yet known The Inhabitants who were
cumre,d 20 Zee FROM their houses arr nearly all Gu
cnni 90 In fhr nnlia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

CstI orsta EErerssxs we indebted 20 the ryes-
dent agent q terfor1s ESpress for letters aud pap~u
nm VIC rtea States, delivers, TO Tuesday
ing WIN the exception of the private mail bsg Of tue
lacihc heh sttamahip Company. Bcrford's s the tny
mail matter hat has yet gTburay night been recevrd
lcte cro O. two q the Exprcss messengers have bcVa
" tbe CITY Ter day or two. but they green eoouh
to leave their letter bags nj Chscrs other pace
90 the thnvs with their baggage which msy perhsps
SifiVe hert to-day, this day week, just acesens
nfy DC de -Ft-,s5ur S1r. .I..rs -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22
Messrs. brown. sh.p,ex q Co.'S C,rcul...


The same DUNES prevail in our cotton market 10
he disposition 10 realize fully great the date "
tho above circular With drcaed Tendency in favor 81
buyers ana many irregular and lower sales though tho
decline is not sufficiently general 20 cause change
IL the quotations which however mus, be considoreA
nominal The sales Toy the four days Il 900 bsles q
which speeuatcrs and exporters have tak,n 50v bae~
indan cora If If TO Is Gi per quarter lower Whest
ana iour without change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

Accounts from Msirii Of the "a instant state that II
joe Sanchez Ocana Director General Of the Public Trea
sury bns been appointed Under Secretary of state OF
the Finance DEPARTMENT, in the place Of N Boroa Di-
rcctcr General e the Customs N Rudulfo Inspector
ci the Finances at Madrid succeeded NJ ocans in the
direction a. the public treasury.
The French squadron. which sailed from Cadi, on The
lC,a rsiuFuod 60 that harbor he 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

Letters Of the 10th ut fru IT. loni state that &C
count he'd been rpceived num Persia announcing tha
Nasr din Shsh had left Ieheran weeks before ~
LEI sbsn. with suite ard an army ~ eopp
meu The CtJect q this cugednon not known
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

The steamship Cherokee, Capt. Windle, arrived
Last night from New Orleans, via Havana. She
asfour days in making the pass age from the lat
ter place.
Annexed is List of her nassan1ers.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
PACIFIC SHIP NEws.
Pert Of san RrancIsoe ARRIVED

ssrcE g. shp Hunr-s. Gro G. q days fn v.plA,o pi
sP cen tB Campbell i63 dsys In Lv-rpod
10 pass w. ~ '''' ID" '''''- va
Bsri hss,t' tP.ruv] Moore. 50 dsy. IN H,as Kong.
ttyE p'ss ~ ~ $50 '9- "
Bal Don QaIo'. saw West, ~ d'y. m Laha.,a
a 'una re Psta iGrtnl narshsn. m Payia sAu
anaala Loa, ~ days I'm Ds,on Tscls = tis,
Brs May w'aer Ci-v-l,d IS d.y. I'm sba-ssaD
N,rdb ~ H,sn.oln T. d'y' N 5as De- pass,
Ass'puSs OdsJs, ne pass. ~ 'snaes
s.s e 49,. ' (IoH se 81 80 = m Ts.'saas..
Bsfa 90 "a Brou'r. Wafn-f. ls3 days from asE YoH
seef 61s human 80 db frsm Panama
s,.u n Potter Asvcorb Is p fra SAT- River
p AH Steamer Oao, Haley, KAnaa kFsr' - Ina'iid
ship tePHre Whitfield, I'll Is m ser BeI.oI. vAs,raso
ship RTeuii.see Moore. soa 3. IN Ss~ Yorsi 4p,.,
bLg ma Asra Nor Scholar. - d. IA sccahol ., RIO
, z IaTIcss Wilcox, In Colorado RIVER Caps ST Lucas
sehr Roteri Bruce. Echol. % 3, I'm Lahaa,,
81 F,fone I,p. ~ % o. fn Honoiuiu
sch gum, Lovstt ~ ts I'm Payt, Toulbs 90 g. pass
1o sbsrt Almsndr', chm Bszss' % d I'm Valparaiso "
Brig hrsr', tBr shank day. Glide v,p.'a,o
Brig dn'ty, 'Peru7l Ces,on ~ d I'M calao pas.
80 Sapa'ty. sumner. ds fn um7qna RIVER pass
seh fsvorte Bropn a. hours n ssnts Cruz
March s-sssu.hp Altsop. Laws Ins Acley 81 ds fn Paa
Steamship Columbia Pabae MAI Coy L.Roy I'm Oregon
Bark Minerva. Stool d. IN TT dad Bay.
Mach Com Pebs Ba'ri 8 hours I'm TRINIDAD All
snip ses1ar, hyrcI, III days IN Nsv-Yors pass
ssreh n, Ship Helena Lens, 1872 Il I'm Nev York pss.
hsIe S.shp Jese Br MIihers, rs I'm Liverpool VIA YAPa
Bari oc,.n queen B Coop.rlss 3. I'm Liverpool via Pc,,u
March l-:hp AbIross, KnoNss s. Is IN Nsw Castle w;
5,rt Gcdfr.y Jouud i67 I'm Boston n.las. Is5 IS
schr Mar, 1bbey hours I'm Bodega Bay. -
steamer Gen Warren SMITH - boa I'm Trim lad and Humboldt
BaJ, q pass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

PEI ws;er srDee g. lat ~ 8s, Ion 81 wBf bak Hsr,y
l' "a I'm Liverpool for this Sa day exchanged Signals wiki
the Br haik lrsh Cas-, I'm Liverpool for 90
Per qusDec IN lat So ~ S lon 81 p w ship Anazanl
Of Hull for port Dec 10 ia s 50 IS Ion ~ 80 ", passed
whale ship Brilliant Of Cold Spring
Per rns Queen FEB 2s lat "a SO n lon 1871 ID w ship Nep
tuns Of New Bedford, iorthl port.
Jan t \, lon % w, ship Eleanor IN New York California
jan H. lat SO q n Ion % 30 w ship Sea Serpent Rowland, I'm
New York for San Francisco.
Per John Brousr-Dec lat "a So s. oa q so w ship Ross
len for Valparaiso 10 s so 5 on IS 20 W whale ship Fla
OF New Bedford 10 mos out hound home
Jan 20 lat 81 Ion IS TO- ship Pscto' Wood fn Boston, Nov
80 for California.
Per God'yJan %, lat s. % s Ion 70 30 v whale ship Es
OF New Bedford rs DE- cut bound for n Arctic So
Per ssamsnJsn 49, lat 55 Ion % w Potomac 81 Is i'm
Portland for The port
Per Hssna-Jan a. Cape Horn, bark Hazard New YORK
Tor IBIS port
Per Ocean Queen-Feb lat ~ Ion o. "a w Br ship Java m
Tscahusns hi- port hsah lat % n nl3s IS w bark
Abby BIker 5 de fu Monterey FOR Oregon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Fatal ARRAY ut SOnOra-Several Per1Ons
KIIled

We are indebted to Gregory 4 Co.'S Express
for an Extra, issued from the Alta California Of
flee, at P. NJ, March IS. We copy the patticu-
lars
awe are indebted Captain Robertson OF the steamer
Fl Dorado for Information Of fatal aHray winch look
ece SonOIe Thursday evening, IN which at eah I'VE
lost their lives sId four Others were morally wouaded
gentleman arrived Stockton friday ale moon, nav
g ridden miles 10 10 hours and brought Information 10
Me eject that Mr Joshua Holden, of the firm Of Holden
Green OF Sonora with party Of friends, had Sttscked
psry Of miners who had commenced digging on plot OF
isud hitch that gentleman claimed as lie property, and
which under cultivation Those persons who have
ed that between Sonora proper and
CAM Seco there fat otsome 81 aces IN o1teni which
hrs lose been known as Holdeu'H Ga'den
ON frequent previous OCCASIONS, have attempted
Obtain possession of claim the Tat but up iOfhe pre-
time any difficulty that may have arisen has been emf
cobly settled. On "Wednesday lest however several mi
determined fully 10 test the matter, end comnerced
ornug The fat MI Holden was informed OF the proceed
res AID prepared 70 resist them. He enlisted several
persons cause among whom are informed, were
number Il gamblers ard on Thursday proceeded ~ al
the sQusiters They resisted Of their party was
lieo and three OF Mr. den's men. while several per
Sons were wounded When informant left the eX-
CileTOt consequent upon what la occurred was yefy
great and doubt was entertained that still more fatal TO-
IS would ensUe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Cleared.

MGnh5- frances (Br). Jones Sydney
Bari Susan Jane, Windsor, Boston
Brig Lsverett LoCte, Trinidad 50 pass.
Brig Juno tBav) kicg, HoLolul1
Sch mary, Dixon. BosegI.
March Brg Isabel Ferguson. Valparaiso
Sch John Story gBrl, Duunstt, Tahiti; pass
Sch John Douglass. Ellis, Guysmas pass.
March Bark Wills Jr Bailey, Panama ils tss..
Barb Ocean Bird, Le~s Ml-autse Oreton
Brig Uuna 6sml, Frsnsn. Nalparaso
Brig salvadOra, Thompson, Guayahuh
March IS eansr Ohio, Haley. san ago. 50 pass
Steamer Gen Warren, Smith humboldt. 10 pass.
Steam sr Constitution, B-sell. San Diego.
Ship Walter Scott. Pssse Caao, pass
Sup Mara Coiy, Man Ia.
schrsam Roberts Cooper. Sand = ich ISLANDS pass
schr sessie d Carr, Rohlar, San Lui. Obspo
schT Excel COrWiu, Trinidad, - psss.
March lo-Bsrk Russell CODY. Honolulu.
BARI Alexander OBJ NJ Wear. Valparaiso.
Brig BroadaX (BrJ simmons. s. fnsy, pass.
Schr Curlsw (HsvJ Critic, KIhsua.
Scir wac Vrth Fletcher Bod-gA
March / l. Bart Fsiris BIZ DAVIS. Cs!lao.
Brig Wskula Sherwood Trinidad BaJ; On pass.
Schr ln1ans. Cueio Central America.
Schr Flight msrsdsn, Trinidad Bay.
March l2-Bark sdOn, hucs msn Callao.
Rait Avoudae. tRrl A'rn-troog Valparaiso.
Barr Alabama, Myers, valparaiso
Brig Sea Gul. tSoTw) Gulehsen. HoIG Kong
s-hrsarEh l2yiLa Sweet Lahains
Three masied schr sprsy, Hall, hsnis.
haIhh iJ-ehp York, Grover, Paiisisphs
Ship PslEyra. Chapman Cslao.
March 1f-Sh.p Atstss, Steele. Shageha.
hars Asis (Chill Guyode. Ma7atlan
Bsfk Coming Corning. ha7auan.
Bri Hers b, horgan, Bohnas Bay.
ssir Ooi Fellow. TATE, ssypan.
s.hr WI aleu-, GiiaE, Tnndad Bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19

The steamship Prometheus, Capt H. w JoHS'
sos, arrived yesterday evening from Chagres
Ban Juan de Nicaragua and Havana, with s6O pas.
,epger, and specie in passengers hands
The Prometbeus left New.York, March %, and
arrived at Chagres on Saturday, April 5, making
Der outward passage in days and hosrs. The
Cherokee arrived on the day Of her departure.
She left Chagres on the evening OF the 7tb, at
o'clock, arrived at San Juan in % hours, Running
time hours. She arrived at Havana on 6atur-
day the 18th inst in days and IS hours. Lett
on Sunday, April 10, at o'clock P. 81. and arrived
at Quarantine Staten Island, yesterday, at 2
o'clock Pm in days and 10 hours from Havana.
The Prometheus has bad continued gales OF Wind
from the northwest from lat. % N.
sbs left the steamship Cherokee, Capt Windle,
At Cbseres. to sail for New-York on the morning
of the 9Th inst The British mail steamer Great
We,tern was to sail on the 9Th inst. The Ohios
passengers had not arrived at Chagres wnen the
Prometheus sailed.
The steamer New. Orleans arrived at Panama
On the lat. with Do passengers and S6OO'OoO In
gold dust on freight. The Nortberner also arrived
AT Panama on the lst with 80 passengers ana
100000 in gold dust on freight The Antelope
arrived a. Panama, April Ord, with 100 Paasen-
GERS and seoO,o 900 in gold dust on freight They
al left Gan Francisco on the 18th Of March.
The specie and u 8 Mails brought by these
,,samers were at ChagreS when the Prometheus
len
On Wednesday, April IS, in lat 80 20 N, lon
767 IS w, saw the schooner Ketahdin, OF Cher
u6eId. with nothing but foremost standing and
ws.srIogged; apparently loaded with lumber-
no persons on board.
Died, on board the PrOnetbeus, April Is, John
Lynch, coal pssser, aged % years, native o.
Ireland.
We are indebted to II. LORD, Esq. Pnrser OF
the Prometheus for bis courtesy in forwarding the
news
MIG ICGINs, Special Messenger OF Adams
X Co.'S Express, came in the PrOmetheus We
are indebted to him for California files, promptly
delivered at the earliest moment. We are also
Indebted to Gregory's & Co = Express for full
files Of California papers, delivered with their
usual dispatch. The latest dates from San Fran.
cisco are TO March Is, ten days later than
previous advices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Markets eat Stocks.
Of The Trfbupa


rHIL.DkLFAiA. FrtsY Apri is
The encas ssvces pubhasd th norr,s k,v. k.S k,s
effect tbs nartes CoTrox Sal
snail s.ls Of 40 QsEa0irssN BARK Az Al ~ a..
wach ght teclns The Of FLora coo, ,vs ~
and be arm. 40 bhi- sisatsd hvsnss
for export ss - y BOT ts ,a.s TO- y oonanp
mrdsrats o. t 0sS foF cnranln al COS bxssf
1893 iS for o's st hgt.f rates Rss ftSss
contrue. ~ smsi o. Coas Mst
- bb ofths traf-f thi. pr>
Tlsrs moderate 81 Wheat oderng ssiss q 90
PRIME she al g. o. ad red AZ psrbs
Re ans wlu'st Corn cSot tsnaad al
900 bshsls ysu- sof ~ e6t' crrts sfoa' o., az q -
fud obls - aai hhts Al SO
&N cts 1ls arcs
satts SIRE -Ft-ff Rrlrfi0N Coal iR3 80 ksAs ~
RR siieo -. So. = Psun Pa ii94 80 CT 81, u.
10. 81 90 Sprre Gsfdn %. - - Csm ssi Ams Nk iNs
6s q3k
SeroNs Ros-s ,s Gsrs Rsu4 iS RsAi.a RR. Sot 10
sotts Isn. Isl 10 Mimrat1n kR So R.nk tt Pen
Bank ~ "a lsoa CAM Ia 81 20 Rad RI ~ 20 Fsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
San Francisco Markets.


The mining business is getting to pay better
than mouths past and We may soon sx 81 TO come
uo. buskDe.s city Goods Of all Linds
quantities the greet csgrn these who have been
vii as soon as Ito irt Apr but prices evidently ar.
uch less remunsae than at time since the
MONDAY, March TO-
week Liquors srs firm an. pay good profit on tn. Light
Vines Ale sns Porter however are very low and sales are made
Flour Notwithstanding the
md the arrivals has slightly advanced and
racs Saturday bh 50 90 per 10 pounds In
he ey market but little dong interest al the rate OF from
FIVE per cent good paper We saw gentleman on satg
DAY give S4 ,crp for $500 State Warrants sell slowly
az. 10 81 cents.
urdera:s busire doing gensray prices Flour
AqeIesn fret rate o5ds sold .srsy Tor 1. ~ Che s e.
barley worth Nc American Hay worts sosa76 Coal sells at
Lonbsr sells ts,tsr but at rnous Bricks American
&C ruou s2S; Euglsh. 93a25.
Liquors demand alta good profit
Business generally for tie pas, very 5as
With no change prices except Tor lev trtc Theirs
he's csmaud Provisions with the exception OF really
rn Chls Fou hs, advance Sill which pres now held
the week there has been several nrgs auction ass prces
The large crgosa Of assorted srchand,s
hiss tend-nci 20 depress prces.
BarlD s4urs-Ters much feeling Flour for
few pact AID holders have aovaaced the rass-athough -
good order brig sS y Dbl Bailey on the de- me Oas
Bvmpfss w.1Iu.Is- Remain before, without much activity
CisniFs-A e@ a. wanted at our quotations. they are WI"
CisissOwns The CONTINUED arrya rue low There have been
offered duutg tbs week. There
Chance advance pces Until The tt0 greatly reduced
are without si} mater change VIDA fair demand
IfuoAs-Tle si0CE q all nds small, especially
grades Common ench Brand have adv snesd wiha
u T. h'e several cafgoes onen
t ltey 20 be maintained Holland
c. very ard demand Amsnau Wh'syi' very scarce
hrs been adv ancrg t arriving would do well
1tsfe Brandy man 81 sgd much 20 request
Vines plenty Porter and Ale, a al the various
ifslds are plrLy selling low Draught Ale getting
a'cs aud 'es sa5y At advanced rates CAampasne CIDER "
ller'y aId cuN
TsoyIoss far request az quotations, without any
feeling Pune Butter dsuaui sIi scarce lle
O. atiet s well supplied WITH o'hsr tinss
sbuujalt and ceiling low We understand that
recsaii, arfss5 here l. TO have quick
ops'ch ri port with sntrs cargo ~ viii tighten the
soci ns'e sr1 may Prove prices.
ToBAcco-Tlsre letter supply noW lie market and 70
f-'lIs !itla 'oEer
SO none, can readily good ecary comparatively
rates. con pared - dh several seess previous.
God Du.i Of good quality so} quite readily although
I.,llss b., pay much a. tha, rate 20 remit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
The Burning Of Nevada City.

On Wednesday morning, she l2th of March, a
IRE brOfe cut Nevada City, which originated IN the
bowling alley Of Gales Smith and supposed TO DO
won OF az incendiary From this plsce the FIRE ex-
isndsd IN al directions with great rspcy and continued
Iaee uni ne ai'esI paftof the civ destroyed.
VpvMd Of 90 houses either blrned or torn down
STOP farther TavageS.
Ore man mi'Sirg, and was supposed that he was
onrned IL bic houae
By this terrible calamity over two thousand persons IN
Guiding many families, have lost their all,
Impossible 81 present 20 ascersn, with any degre OF
accuracy The cis loss sustained bat be lesS than
one eil0F taco hundred thousand d3lrs This d0el not
incude the bic dust which 10 The possession OF nd
Wenas and which Il WAS impossible 10 save, raoidy
ga tie tsnes Ipead, which 10 estimated II hundred
nouund dollars more
The following Is the loss 90 near as can be sIcertSned
NMeh 10 nearly correct 40 far Is 4 goes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Important from Nicaragua-(sreat IIatIstorn
In Tho south, &c,


The Neir Orleans Picdynne learns from J. q.
Hail. from Grenada, that the Nicaraguarian Government
and people have through British influence sksn sndden
aversion 10 Americans, and that all Americans from Reae
10 10 san Juan shout 500 IN NUMBER had been compelled
their erests and personal safety 10 break sr bus
ar leave and the 5th lost San Juan pre-
pairing TO embark for New. Orleans and NewY,rk. Fit
teen Americans had been murdered within twenty days,
Of whom was a Mr. MAYNARD, from Western New.
Yo'k, where he leaves family. The Government is rep
resented pay ing attention 10 complaints OF these out
RACES.
Ayioen Hasorm occurred in Georgia the eth inst;
the ssid to be large pigeons eggs Great
damage was d0ue. Al M0bne il is stated that hastOnes
te. on Saturday larger than hens eggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Business Rovtving.

Since the sailing Of the California, on the 5.h
inst buainess hss revived little, aud the hope and pro
70. c, "a that have pes,ed The lowest point OF depras
zion Much ofihs embarrassment which our business men
an others have felt has been undoubtedly 10 consequence
of the extremely dry Winter probably closed and
he indlscrinnse chi euis Of goods made to us from
parts fthe world. There are many millions OF gold
yne in the heaps OF esrlh thrown up 10 the cry dig
eipgs by miners 10 suuc and continued hopes OF
rain 10 wash It out-hoFes unfortunately disappointed
Nv the Last Of May had the Winter been ss wei As usua
we have lot doubt that exports OF gold would have
been at least mi Hons for the preceding three
m,nhs than they will then be large portion Of Ihis
dust will lie 10 the oiri until rext Autumn comes with
4 ILoRera Ava CalilO MA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-19
Additional Intelligence from the East respect
Ing the Damnges by the Recent storm.

BOSTON, FNday, April 10
The brig Elizabeth, from Ma,anzhs for Portland
a ndolsss~s. ashore Mansfield dur
Ing the late gale All the hands board lost but
who reached the lard spaf " th broken thigh
cbOoner brig laden with salt supposed The Wei
GuO from Csdiz Tor Boston lost the psce,
sll lands saved. schooner from rhomasOn with lime,
took FRI. ard was burned near the place crew
eaved Tue damage 10 this harbOr 10 very great AZ least
damage 10 George Island 10 about $500 At Long Island
lie waves lave nearly cut passage through IL will
time ascertain the real extent Of the damage
10 fhe t8rbOr.
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Affairs at Albany.

ALBANY Friday, April ls-s PM
mere ls tremedoas gathering &C the CSpiDl.
conve a uI der cali 10 sutisio the acOa Of twsly
Opposition Senator'S who have resigued-En Berry, Ma
or a. the city, presidicg
Trey were ohlis ed 10 adjourn to the open al
hors1io Seymour OF Utica and SSmasl 81. SHAW editor
or The .frcrs have addressed the nesting.
Mr. Ti1en o. New-Iork. IS COW speaking