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Police Intelligence,

Tie B,eoS0ay arson ea,e-hubert Bsindenburxsc.
charged with John L. Brand with setting to the pcs
misses No. % broadway was admitted to bail yesterday.
in the sum OF 5000 Mr.. John 4. Roach, norist
aiding in Brooklyn became the required security.
insurance Of $500 had been effected the stock sad
fixtures, in Cfice In Wall street. Under these cir
accused parties until the matter fully Investigated.
.inoh0 Gaze of .3rson - Parties arrested Suspicion
fire occurred at SCOUT one O'Clock Sunday moroiag
In the liquor store situated at the corner OF Eighth street
and avenue The slsra given and before ths
flames subdued the inside Of the consdsr
ably scorched As the out the store wna
EXAMINED BIZ the police when suicent proof "A exhS-
tied that showed corcusvey the fire had been the
CT design There was found about bushsl Of cottss
rsgs placed unttr the casks saturated With csmphsos
spits OF turpentins The heads % nearly CASKS
wtr. knocked in a,i the others contained but av-sy
tmall quantity ofhIuOr The money drawer carried
on for purpose other and all the other errum
stances showed beyond doubt that the e bad been the
work Ct an incendiary. Information gwen 20 CAPE
squir,s Of the Eleventh wGi police, th1t three msa
NAMED John Graham, Charles Grshsm sni John fahey
bad been seen to leave the store in question shszs
Terons med against whom suspcon rested taken
into custody aud detained tor further examination
ehsrss5 with embsrrisment was made by D,prty she
rfs Gee and Chichester, OF Kings county warrant
issucd by Justice Coles OF Wllismsbgis aad be vas
committed fer examination long before the warrant
siusd by justice Os5ogn wa,sesTst by ocers Patesss
ard wesiisSe.
msa Kern OF the Sixth ward police observed decrss
locking ma in Broadway considerably under the infU
exec on lof - very pus pOA8 isloV ~ MS
company sndeavOfiny % persuade him 90 home sat
oerng bs services 70 escort him The suspicion of i1s
oncer was aroused % The fac that tn sober IN
tende 20 rob The one under Int xcacn ana
ifg him away Uilh him for that purpose The ofncsr
procured assistance arrested both parties and conveyed
then to the poce station h5use where the intoxcsfe
man gave bis name as Edrari Leonard on searchiax
bis person, the cacer found h Dis poe MONEY us
amount q 81 o0S consisting Of 800 BIZ on the hss
ehonts Exchange Bank, tie balance in small notes %
other baau The property was taken cas- ~ By tas
captain ofpose ant the owner detained uai ne escss
sober Thus he ecspsi being robbed By the vigilance %
the policeman The arrested on suspcion vas dts
charged no evidence appeared thai any criminal act
had besn committed W him
Arenburgb was arrested Saturday evening By o0scst
0ofney on the Second wari police on charge OF forx
ing orders fer goods purportiDg TO be made by ".
Ganelly and 81 3 Cohen which various persons dsu
vered property believing the order to be genuine Tha
accused convey ed before Justice Osborn who deoe
him loI a further examination.
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Superior court.-eenersi Term.

Dec - Present Chief Justice Oakley and Hoa-
Judges SANFORD Duer, Mason. Campbell and Paine.
DFcsovs - CiGfhs u. Dgrtg and Sidasy Brooks, ada
Foster Retnoii and Morris Rsn,iis.--Ordet that th-
verdict be modified TO bcn favor Of the painti
for the balance Of the net proceeds OF the cargo 81 II,
Christina and In favor Of the DEFENDANTS In respect OF the
claim ion the proceeds OF the cargo Of the Bohemia.
Eirud Cook -. Ehiia c. LiichieH-Judsment ct tbs
Special Tenn affirmed
Mortimer de Note IS. R0berf McKinsirg.--Nev tris
granted costs TO abide the event
The Mdyor, III srmrn, Sc, II Neir York ads JOIN CO.
in and WALTON Hartman Judgment at the special tsr1
affirmed, with costs.
Sane afs George Hisoa and VIE respSrfsnis--Juts-
ment at the special term affirmed. With costs.
Charles q gTifr appellant. TIE Mryor. SC o>Nee
lok-Judsment at the special term Affirmed wiso
costs.
Hary G BODen, Gem. zsaa' N,rsli.-Judsnsnt AZ
filmed. with costs -.
JOINT R,ntts John j. Hps--Judsmsns at tie special
term affirmed. with costs
Ebsnt-tY Se,icg appellant, IS Dad G.. GtaLs 's'ont
enf - Judancnt AZ the special tsTm reversed eno nsr
trial ordered Costs to abide the event Of the suis
Esther y Weiss1 ei a.. ein1 g.. a. Or isn.s'r.
PrsssSeni nfRs WORT Rire Bari as' Gu dAs lot
Judgment at the special term 70 Be modlnel 20 tee.
the plant recover damages Sls0 % vito intssesc
from october IS 1879 witboNt costa TO ethcr pss On
the appeal Unless piaiatids conse1. 70 this dstuceou
new tral granted Costs Ga abide the event oi the s1s
RtrF-Orie-ci That the present. trial tstn o. tass
court held bv the Chief Justice be continued Cnt 5s.
prdsy next, aud % much longer a. ne ssni su'ct
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Frarixets.

CaARLEsros, December q, 1861
The sales Of cotton to-day have been less than 100
bales, at s. 10 SIC The market is at complete stan6
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ERANKLfN xusgUN us CHATHAM SQUARE THIS
IT Erestcst madsonc shoussud dollars aeanst
fye kundred. % come on ~ the franklin Museum Thurs
gsIiully informed thas ,he os, shsllssys between
stone not ovct e3lb And MenA creg,ire 10 break With
s rat or forfeit housssd dotInrs The be
At bhAVa House, NO. A De 10 chs dAy the
eAssnI. q 70 % decided vssr. limited q tickets
Bportnr snd othess vsspeetutiy nvtef 70 os
ese tae Move ssoas ~ e,~s sos GAS e epnea s,a
zane
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AmUoE MRUTB.

BROADWAY THEATRE II. a. hAReHALLs SOLE IS
d ssss
ssfi''s III
HHS.:ss Daniel ssa0s NsT MAJ ssstpsT Mr. " s%a
$iISss
E E; As IT, H. @ =:
~ 81. % .sa,E Isiyass Boxes, s. Dssr' 1esa = ::
r.: I but
On '1 ,ss a.y fi9s .d s
ss si'is
b l,ns and Collect in pogu.r d.nses frsncOis and
RRoUonArsLYcEUn. BROADWAY. NEAR DRooxg
cirss md r.sssss. .sns csss ~: eres: ,.
VIII 81 nsssf Dsssn s ps e
ssrfS ss rs
Il AZ .sssf
saa n Sass Rose D>fs MIS-
has The hS no. to Civ. sae Srss Con
'' EE I hSi tisfTsis i HALL. 81
Ok TUESDAY rf hoaS.ss ps'sA'sa I"
- PAnrI. stna .
cavstins- e dfo o6elie 6oaiSss
A-"on mighty 1 SSasso sis the uaisa
MILE JENNY LtND-
Interrogation and Variations on Melody Of ssaaes David
ksG,ta.seI Al ME tBsaies d Teaa. Bella,
MULE JGvrv LIap.
Mach s5d Finale from the Coreers S.ucAs Weosf
's fssis
Fantasia yAe., i, aaS he S.aIs s ss,,ss
Solo C,asionetss. -. signor Earico Belietti
CAvat.nS-"Fra POGO tLucis d I.mmesmoorI Bslini
SsRaor Salvi
Tie cipsy sorx (Csmp of sesisl. hsYcrbeot
b'LIE JENNY LIND.
Grand Concert olop. $50 (st tirast. Theo. Ei5feld
Pull Orchestra
John Anderson M yS'. seosoh Bai'Ai
Comm Though the Rye. Scotch Ballad
kLLK JEAnY Lisp
Tee orchessrs will bo composed OF sixty periormeys
SonSucsot. nr. Ibeo. hist,id
poora open st 6H c'cioct: Ccacsrt 10 eommsncs ats
Tho price OF tickets has been fixed at S. S. nnd ST. Zach
ticket IA aecom by bcred check. wnioh
seat bearing corresponding number.
Tho ohce for the sale Of cets will be Saturday
Monday and TUESDAY, the cth 10Th and k December a.
chiskernss PianofoEc wayeIoons Nc. 2s Broadway o.
G. s.sEYroN
Books containing tie words OF the In English Ger
man Italian and Swedish sso 81 the door the
ing OF the Concert. Price, rs cents.
a n M
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STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE-GRAND HOLIDAY
klsstsinn snts-Profss,or Anderson the great wxAst
OF the North Wednesday nsxt (Chrissmas eve) Dec "a
Will his elegant Drawing RntsrsinmonkS
o. Soirees hysterusss which, during his WHIT thk
perform every evening and stres mes Christmas and
New Years days t1hursdayD visTha hrst performances
doors will open 10y; conmsncs 81 lths second per
formanes. doors open al At sths third per
surday ss afternoon open A. 2 eon
TO which places ss 1t the Box oce
n 10 p. NJ without additional cha-gs AmphithcAtr,
bls Ticket. may 81 had ~ ths kossts JsltsS
store. 30 Broadway.
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CPECIAL NOTICE LAST APPEARANCRO OF CATHE.
- rins Hales in ,hs eity-she sings tonight for the
America hlscA Fund Society. at Metropolitan (ass
Tripef) Hal for hs nsh only. The Uppsr Circle will be
facilitete egress.
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EELLows NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FILL
= lows kugicai Hall No ga NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
ssnts shildrsa undse twelve ls ssns Isows Mnstres
the band Of Negro denssscrs In The world perform
,ons q he best Nsxro song eyer and sung th
negro trsakdovn dancer will the audience giving
che very and dsuls steps Of Southern and
nexrosT tas Shakers will be shock u usual
eomsthins Performances commence aS7k o'clock On
Wsdnssday aud Baturday asrnoon Concert for ths 80
eommodAtion Of families. commea oins ~ y, n.
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ERLLows' kISsTRELs.-ExTRA NOTICE -TEf.
lows band 81 Elhispisa hias.Iss eemp-isins .he
nation Of talent IN hc sountry will mafo their
nrtt Appearance New YeMs Afternoon, ~ Fellows Hall
4ii Broadway.
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RAREUAS AMERICAN kUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
MANAGER and Propriesor !ohn Grssnwood, r.. Assist
Ant Manager. Admission the entire kueeum and perform
ances cents children under 10 years. TX Psrsusste
TX cents extra Monday and Tuesday Dec. xh and 3ot
81 oslocs connie sngng dancing Assordssn psr!9.I-
VII Lvssing AZ Ssess he % pTss .gpIsSdsd sna
shant1sSk called the PALAcE OF PEA06cRs g; sbs
before the public with funny tricks and gro
tesqre Incidents. The Koh Diamond, Sc - usual
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THE 0RIoIhAL NEW ORLEANS sERENADERs.
s3nsistitg Of q. swslue Buckley. J. Brooke Buckley
Master ?. Baekiey tknowa 90 Ole Ball Jr Collins
r. Bnhop Buckley. &e &e- no, Who Tor she last eshs
MN s..sls iesrecully = .ke public thst h,y Vii
depka conmeneips On Thursday yaau,ry 1854 previous
thsir der tor Cslorsa The ". o. SAL on Jsa
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sToR PLACE OPERA Horsk-PRoTEssoR AN.
Flora The Electric Pr Water Wine The
Great Exhibition Caske Ths BelEonan Creation; The Bot
tie Co and get holiday alta from Abe Profsors Cor
nueopa Places can ie secured ~ tne Boz ece from A.
M estsbhmsnt Ia the csy Dsy on
New Years Day and Thursday and saturday ~ p
during his stay. Doors open ut o'clock wondsrs
mence ats Psrqusss and Dress Circle. 80 Upper
Tier and juveniles under twelve Is cts. The wizards
stay n limited.
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(,HaIsfY's OPERA HOUSE, MEcHANIcy HALL. NO.
during The week until further nstcs The original we'll
hnovn Chrstys kinstres prisins seient and
under shs massgcmsnt Of chrsty Whose concerts ln
With favor BY highly rtsrsc;sbfs and audsnc
Tickets = oeats Doors opsn u 6h and will
TX o'clock The patrons Of Chrsys Mnsrels respect
tally Informed that the saturday afternoon
meneing n o o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-29

NEwn MEDICAL BooKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and trestment ofdsestes and all
ire inbred tlecDns-ilusrated ty gre,l npabsr Of
beautifully eeiofed Plates a. arts az fe-ty Homer 4ost
named nature. H. 10 large qyarto. $50 Pr, second
eJt,on price So Extract from the Bos Medical and
10 ooIds or Aetons eos on u, sane family Of diseases,
ana far superior 10 anything 81 the kad pubsbet Ia
this country Author 81 work on Natural De,th, and
hey 70 Keep fernE price % cents Author Of The "a
Abuse. and s Dsplorsbls sassss &c sc sixth .ditsn
fourteen plates; price 81 For sae at tie puoiishers
s1hINckk T0wNsknD, 81 Broatr,y, sad by ths
sutlor. bcf Broadway
SrCRKT OF LOVE AND BEAUTH.-A BOOK THAT
~ teaches how 70 yin the devoted sdctons 81 the opposite
sers secrets for mstt.ed roopis aso he's
free BY return Of NATL Address DR. buva Albany MT.
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GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERTS, BIZ The MISSES
" and the ker Fraser ths celebrated Scostsh Vocal
ists who Nightly received with the
Three and Literary evenings viii BE- continued
night during the week. nixh In the Hall
ths Society Library Of Broadway Leonard
splendid see ons Of ths Scottish. English and Irish
oclool. ADM sion, 81 cents.
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CIRCUs -fnE AMPufTHEATRE OF MLssRs. X
" Eands n Co lns srprcrriaet tie cnre rsceict8 Of
wssHssesy neat asss, ~ Hgesaian cause. On Thus
teftSamca The celebrated Madame Tournaire 10 like.
yiie appear after the holidays With new maness
horse; vi ioh she hss lately had tr.ihs In Paris.
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HlRCUS -kEW YORK AnPHI1HtAfRE, B0WkRf.
~ and Carnival week. sshsaton Of Nee Ye,rs Dag.
sr superb IN sd Of hunssran
Monday evening eatirs succession Of fsas aid
casac IN the which v be repeated on
Tussday evsang On Wednesday evening the entire
rccpl OF the h0uso vail be Aan1sd 70 the uunyara1
Central Conmipee, IA AID ~ hs Great cause OF universal
gBictnt en- ATKINSON and eyea
ing. tbs dist shed Psr3l strennc, Nine. Tour
nlarc is fnsacaa Cor limited aunbcr Of nights and will
make hIst appearances shis Monday, Jan o.
Bt &c, "a before
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IEyTLcTs NATIONAL CIRCUs, caEsNUT srRERs,
w ssioy NTH Philade phla-L y. Lent Mansrer.Ea.
Kassmens q tire great frsnca elucsrsnne Nile Lousi
J5uranra Who Will appear ovssT evening and SATURDAY.
ssrnsons "a superb seeaes dkgritstca supgcrsed By
Frsnca and American company Of unrvaed ability form
ing Continuation OF talent hitherto uneaused In Phadsl.
rha Every description Of equestrian sad aorobsc sato1
t.isment s here Produced scale Of splendor
passed BY establishment In ne world Prot ~ Mica
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JNAIDo or THE KossrTH TugD.-oNEo OF THE CELL
eerAtsd tapestries Of Raphael the only one Of the Kind
ever bousat 10 IT'S eounry rerreseatne Paul and Barns
has aystrs viii be on exhibition two weeks al the New
1ork soeic Lbary s iroa lwey The whole proceeds Of
which will he paid 70 the Trustees 0f the
The Tapes rio twon fee, long By fourteen feet high
and In good ftatc OF pfcssrvaon and the cotors
arkaby bright Criticisms avited 10 the genuneness
and beauty Of this ancient Of ara Open from 10
70 II. NJ Ambulance Is centa No think
fuse 90 small contribution 90 ths COED cause.
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from san Francisco for the fret half Of Alarcn:-
custom House STATISTICS Al san FRANCISCO.
pttito~ cLTsHtp.
Narch Per bsrk Csfib, for valparaiso. ..t,t r022I
. per steamer California. Tor Panama and
!, nv CIV team, ~, ,,r,e.,.. a. 40 Ssi loi
10 PER steamer Antelope. d. Do. 10W0
Il, ,er stcslosr Norrheprr a. a. 4s4 "a
IL pcr bark Atelaide Er Hong Kong 5000
Total cleared ...................... $3.50 sJo
m.reb r. ~ team, Panama .o.s35
~ Tst steamer .oin rr.blo from Trinidad 1000
~ per stea u,er Gen warren Do 5000
Total entered .... sil13a8
Tutal amount received fr dutip- from Jauuary 10 ID
February n 1851. sigg32e 81
The san Francisco Herald, a the ~ ult, says g.
Adams A Co. scnd ~ their express 30 dty, S25oOyo
$500 Ooon All 81 so 90 The EXPORT OF gold to day
viii fully reach ~ Vl0VV0.
Thus the export 81 gold dust, ~ the month
March, probably smcunted 70 ORR Pre- millions n
otJlaFS.
We learn that a disturbance occurred at hcapul-
GO, between some 1T the 81 the steamship Ten
e see and the soldiers Of the town, IN which two Of
the former were woundcd-one severely a. TO leave
bu, little hope for hi recovery.
The news from California Is more encouraging
than il has been for some time past. Heavy rains
had fallen. which quite elated the poor miners who
had spent the winter IN gathering dirt, but which
they could not wash for want Of water. lhe ran
] iancisco Herald Of tho 1t inst, says -
Although business remains without any material
hsnro the late rains enable the miners in many
a tcs "a carry through the labor - long delayed BY
lie drought md Avn Nhish .hs lest results NAY " an
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INTERESTING FROM THE sol THPlClrIC.
Americas Naval Expedition 10 the Fegec
Isisnds--MiseeIia neous IntsIli xsnce.

ia Panama, aud by the Georgia, we have re-
cciycd advice from Caao to the 9,h uli. and from
\ Valparaiso to the oath Of March.
The United states ship st. Atarys was a. Leave
Callao, on the oth ult, for the Fcgce Islands, in
consequence Of intelligence having reached her
commander Of the detention Of solae American
sailors by the natives. The officers were all we'll.
The election Of Cen Echcniquc to ihe presidency
viii not result in any revolution. None Is feared
The ship news will be found under the marine
head.
The valparaiso Sdgibor. Of the 9th of March
gives The following item Of intcli gence =
col. pcytcn, the American Minister PIenipotcn-
tiar~ has lately visited this city, and has yet
returned to the capital. This gentleman has, W.
understand, mosented, Ia the maine Of the govern
men; he represents, draft Of treaty Of smity
and commerce with the govcrua. ne .! this pui-
try. Its basis J. recprocty. Among other items,
il i provided that citizen. Of either nation, residing
within the territory of the other, shall BE- allowed
the privilege of unhndcrtd public worship, Of mar
rage, and, Ia case O" death the privilege Of sepu'
tuie. To the credit VI ihis nation abroad We trust
these points will be cced.o to.
Il Hev periodical i announced - tppear IN San.
tago. Ii is 10 be styled IN ItdNtrtr aud 20 pro-
mote the agricultural interests u the country.
Az agreement has bpeu Effected between the HJli-
Wan government and the Iank for the expectation
Of bark. u l. embraced IN six articles, saich are
to the fulowif 4 pmro.ei-
The bank snsl purchase all th" bark now cut u Ia
PGg SUD Ccchabanta beside, the 100 iuiutals Of
second nosanec the purchase ~ b. made front Juu'.
Isl to August
. Tie purchase fron the art hand. shall le male in
epsh.
3 PROM c,hers Ia bill. II exchange
The barn q Cocharamta. b.au IL douJt. n
" ~ -. quality shall b. bpugnt tnat civ
D. 1be g0Nttuiurat shai All Tie laus by dafsfring he
tas IN ne additional amount. over tho 'eS Ian,ai',
q nj, bats can sport frOm lie country " - own
c"ht,renoc eitf tle whole ~ porit0" ~ 'hn DaFk
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Our files Of Sandwich Island papers, to the I'D %
February, have reached US by the way Of san Fran
cisco and Panama. We have received the Polyac-
sian, the Fiend, and Honolulu, Times.
The United States sloop-ofwar vandalia, twenty
two guns, arrived at Honolulu on Sunday, 10Th
February, from Hilo. The following is list
her ofic, rs:--
". II. Gardner, Commander; r. u. johnson, Reed wer
den, L. Patterson Lieuts; John ii. Bankhsn, Lieut.
acting; james j Palmer Surgeon: John " r. Bceckc.
Purser Walter v Gulin Acting Master Robcr; Carter,
Asst Surgeon; Jacob Read. Lieut. Of Marines r. stu
art, A. n HsberShsm w. r. Mercer H. s. O. Hunter L. b.
Luce, Midshipmen; c. II. cushman, Md-hipma
John E.bbin Captains Clerk; Zach whitnarsh, Boat
John W. North. Sailmaker
Anthony Ten Eyck, Esq, late United States
Conmissoner, was to deliver lecture at Honolulu
on the I'D Of February. The theme was to be the
character Of Washington.
The United States chip Falmouth ut Ia
hiti on the 9TH OF Janu iry, from the Marquesas
Islands. The PIsdesidn contains letter from an
officer on board giving description Of those islands
EoWes Olympic Circus was performing ut Homo
lulu.
The schooner Be4,y Bliss was at Honoiu,u. and
was again ready for ses. IL viii be rccolcc,ed that
che had her fortma.t broken Of, sails much torn
and rigging disordered, in a gale.
The volcano kilaues, the great crater Of Nlauna
unusually active.
We learn by advces from the leeward side Of
Hawaii that the gale Of the 9th OF January was
The most severe within the memory OF the coolest
mhabitant. The bark Don Guixo,e, a. anchor in
one Of the ha.bors Of Mona, slipped and sent to
sea, but returned for her anchor after tho gale and
sailed for California A stone foundation for a
house, built by kamchamcha l., was demolished by
the gale, several houses blown over, and trees up
rooted. The leaves Of all the trees IN South Mona
were bighted and turned black from the effects Of
the wind. The sea, after the subsiden,e Of the gale.
was tremendous, and hogs, wood, and considerable
other property, were wsshed away by 1t.
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Our Pacific Ocean Correspondence.

ACAPULCO, April IL, 1851.
C,arages o.. american Cai>ms-.Neglige acc of oa'
Nos0l 01Eccrs-1ae Hutor Of -4aipnco-yl-
h,-oss CoaGpd &c.
wrote you abou: month since, giving you
account Of several outrages committed on Amer
citizens iii this place, and again take the Gbcr
~ Of edfyng you on the subject. One similar
has since taken place, though not Of Ia
grant character. The authorities have repeated
~ promised our Consul to put stop TO such dis
graceful and outrageous conduct the part Of their
brutal soldiers but it needs naval vessel at this
point TO enforce respect to our treaty and rights.
There is rot one this whole coast, while several
are lying idle at bencia, in California, where there
i no need of them whatever.
This ie rapidly becoming very important point
on the coast. Possessing a harbor unsurpassed,
either Tor natural beauty or safety, by any in the
world and being the only good one on this coast
south of san Diego, it must ere long become
place OF considerable commerce. With a very
productive country and delightful climate, it
would, in the hands of an American population.
soon become what California already is. Its
mineral ri;hes, comparatively unknown, are al
most boundless. The interests Of our rapidly in
cIeasing commerce on this coast require the fos-
tering care and protection Of our governm mt,
70 correct existing abuses, and encourage the enter
prise of our citizens There il one abuse requiring
particular notice. There are few heartess sharks
in San Francisco who make a business of buying
OLD anu worthless vessels Tor n mere song, fitting
them up IN the most temporary manner, crow ling
them with Passengers at whatever price they can
get, and sending them 20 with but half the ne
eessary quantity OF water and provisions, not caring
what becomes of them, having already filled their
pockets by the nefarious ira .sas.ioa. Many such
cases have occurred, and several have put in here
in distress, without money credit, and have been
condemned and sold. such recklcssncss Of human
life deserves and should receive the mos. summary
and severe punishment.
IL j. rumortd here tia, an ofor, j. being made to
remove our very cfhcien; Consul, Mr.. Mcclure
Ihis i important matter for the interest Of the
few Americans In this place, and should be touched
cautiously. IL any Of those ramed here his sue
cessors should succeed him. ! fear the change would
be Tor the worse. 10 requires peculiar kind OF
taen. to deal successfully with this people, such a.
very few possess in eminent degree as the pre-
sent incumbent
will cndeavor to keep you posted Up all mat
tiers Of nI0rtaucs here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

In Panama On sunday evening April 18th, by the Rev.
Bishop rarera, Mr. D W Rice, editor of the Ieiforaia
Couie, with Miss lote6ua Doorus daughter II Don Ma
rano hrost mrna, Administrator General % tina, pro.
vince
DtEp,
At Nalparaiso on the I'D icbrnary after two DAYS H.
ness. capt VIM b Lsmckc ~ "a. Amcli ,an bal. Win-
throp.
formerly ~ Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-07
INTERESTING FROM THE PACIFIC.
A \ \ I " a I
STEA MSHIP EORGIA,
The California Nails and Million and Half
Of Dollars in Gold DaSt.
Summary of Two Weeks Intelligence
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
&c, &c, &c

The T. s. mail steamship Georgia, Lisut. ID. d.
Porter, commander, has arrived from Chagres, via
Havana, with the Pacific mails, and 81 900 on
height. The q. sailed from Chagres at noon,
On ,he 25th of April, with 500 passengers; trans
ierred 200 at Havana, and brings 800 TO New York.
Annexed are the names Of the