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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08

The citron. lime and lemon are the
produce of different varieties of the ever
green shrub citrus, the original or parent
stock of which is a native of Asia.
whence it has been carried into all quar-.
ters of the globe.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
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For the Pilot.
TO TIE SISTERS OF TIE LATE THOMAS
JESSI p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

On Sunday uocir lh met MARI, WIDOW o. no ae He' GEO.
Borrrs. 10 ). -lst year ri her age
TIE l tate pilcs A. ihs e'fsi Di'l 'r-
Ia Twenty between Fh and srta avs ca Tuesday
sti -st al ocock y Tie sr1s oi TIE fs-aed, OF 10
Rev Fo1rrs az o lie ot-sr i- srs o. ihs ia 4s 20
srsr IN iy invited % attend
O1 tte 81 .rst o. Der iai.sr ~ W. AREA X T.
sesr M ans extremely rali a-ss, SUSAN WHEATOf, lie
III r Il Ec.r q Worcester. Mass. and 81 gltsr Of &c III o.
Nat A. Ntssio- former place. aged = years. months
a. .ts}s.l rel. -.sr, ,iart .Ta.ss JAMES sT0SF r.
rs trends ans respectfully HVts1 OIL ae-f
f11sa ts rsszcs, st L s- az, - lcA oa is ga
i1s, ,,-,. -,, Ill
-r 81 ls-c. Adsas Plan, aged % u0lths 40 GAYS .
n nerds relatives of tie J ur'- y 'sa1 e e o.
neral ih Monday tsrleoa, a. 3ocacE, ~ q wax =
o. s.assy evening march 18th LUCY FOWLER, vie Of Wa
.,ys. az insa4s a. tie fanny are -vfai 20 s,tsai Ter
f1er tbs ssneor, A. odocE, from Ter Ais ei'-'ls'
- sr-ri-. "a be taken N View London Tor iatsrusut
o. sulda tie 10Th asst TIER T., y-ag'st tol OF Do-e
James ~. Poee ll-1 u.-tLs. lf lars.
Frerfs family respectfully rri-l 20 a--s' -'
rsra 4oc-ek tbs zisf-c0a aom l-a ""is- So 1''' -
os ss.s,v to is ret or .car, ever LYDIA daughter Of
Geo y ari LF1a p Cage. aged u0r-hs r,
Ol 10Th .-st, kObAhl youngest e-41 Oh A-s . -'- i
T fr,5 srs rssvss Of tie family are invited % a'ts1i "a
frers 70 Morrow Tusssay A. sruoon from = s-oa
V.-r-..t rrottr a. O'Clock without flrt - ~, lt
D. H-Clkfr, Frfay, March lar IL LiDS ~ nv 80 "
Csrsrcs sud Lolss Hedse, tzst ears sri le-l-s a.
Ou saturoay nofrlg. lsta nst - -l,c a.. y
q NJ ssnrsl chnr q Ess IEe-V tf 81 Lilac m
visfw O. The ale John FsgEuscn OF the CIV a.,
Tie frercs Of he family, arc GO >l-e I
" nv,sd n atssa Ter funeral on Monday '-s l KS 4
Az Fsr Haven, on tie sth iust, ELIZABETH HOWLAsD
q! Rev Daas. " az ABB W 80
ytsfs tr1 nsuiAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or EEw-YoRK.--.....-.--xARcH IS.
OlAarna,

stsansrs-Pao6c Bay San francisco; FLORIDA Lyon savaAnsh
s0ufheruer. nscn Charsst0n Psaobscot ClAgk, Pkai
ssrsAb.r Bartlett -an Franc.cc, sutton Go, conss
son -, Ivefnool Kermit; Lady Fraukl1 featoa, doS
Thoupson Nsphs. Hsvre Mulord, Havrs, liy ngstou
BarksPsscoit Spear San Franc'o. Russs Notion LOUISA
Frederic Mech Brojerng 81 Peteblg Sc nt sschsn
Easvs ,Pusl Sa1tsr Bordeaux Lyra bems Havana taylor
a Coz Amazon Thcn pson, DO Buck Coz tny Miner SMITH,
Uos hale Hs7adi Louise Caroline, Ravsue, do Jas An
s-svs. Frsn % Bedford Ne'mth Sous .
B-g-- Lawrence Wal. Nsurss, T Owen & Son; Herald
GRAY, Araachcoa Nm plcgau. Carson, 90. Byanti ByaC
Wmirgior, sc DAVID \ Allen, BWer, Ph'afel1ha
schooersTabot Joinsoa. sagua IA Gards w Ests sn ~
Pnsscoa Flora GoIhsm. Plymouth, SC Noant Osoof NofA
Coumb, Wuisor do Fairfax Penfeld. AsEandrai Comet lo~
-r Ws.e,or Msrcsl JAyue Baltimore, Fns,d, Small, Phh
d.phs Compliance Sears, Poa-c, Lewis Sew York GOOD
eel Boston -.
saops-T W Ttor-s. Cunning. Fal River Bds'ol Phillips
Tauts1; Warren sanasr5, New Haven Oregon, s;es Prov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

Petitions were presented from 10 citizens Of
Allegheny county and from ctizena of Csyugs
county, for the repeal Of the Free School la y, aud
the reenactmeut OF the old law A petition was
aLo presented against the repeal Of the present
law.
MIscELLANEoUs PETITIONS.
Petitions were likewise presented to prohibit
the sale Of intOx catiug liquors. under adequat-
penalties for law authorizing Notary Pubhcs %
teke osths, affirm atlons, &c for the widening OF
certain avenues IN Wiiiiamsburgh; from the
Mayor Of Brooklyn, relative 10 the collection Of
taxes in that city 20 prohibit roads plank roads
turnpike roads, and others from Lay ing their roads
through public GENE teies Of inha otants Of Lock
port, Tor the usual annual appropriation 10 Geneva
College; q Inhabitants OF Oneida county, for a
survey OF the proposed National Railroad; against
the rechsrter of the Sodus Canal Co against the
ohartering OF Savings Bank in toe city OF Syria
cuse; OF the oltlzens Of Troy, for an appropriation
20 Troy Hospital.
THE CANAL REPORT.
Mr.. y AHAM, from the Printing Committee, in.
troduoed resolution, that forty times the usual
number OF the report of the Committee on Canals,
TO whom vas referred 60 much Of the Governors
Message Jas refers TO the Canals Of the State, be
printed for the use Of the Legislature.
Mr. o. ALLEN stated that the reason for print
ing so large number Of copies was on account of
the great value that would be attached to 1t. Ii
would contain many tables Of incaculaSle benefit
bhd the Whole expense OF It's puoncatoh would
not exceed $500.
Mir. ELDER moved to strike out forty and in
sert ten. Loaf, by Ayes %, Nays 45.
MIR. E. then moved to strike out forty and insert
fifteen.
Mr.. H. J. ALLEN moved the previous question,
which was put. Carried. So the report Of the
Committee was adhered to.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. LYON, from the Committee on Canals. re-
ported bill for the settlement Of claim OF D. s.
Howard
Mr. WAKEMAN introduced bill regulating the
assessment Of personal property.
Mr. n HARRIS introduced bill TO confirm the
titles OF the Sagric to certain real estate.
BILLS REPORTED.
The bill relating to election ofPollce Justices IN
the town of Kingston was reported complete.
The Committee on Banks, &c, reported bill
for the incorporation of the Weste N Savings In
stitution in the City of Buffalo
The Literature Committee reported bill au-
tholising the Common School Superintendent to
purchase q copy Of Webster's Unabridged Dc
tionary for each School District in the State.
The bill incorporating the NewYork Academy
Ct Medicine was reported complete Adjourned.
CoRREcTIoN.-In the telegraph dispatch of
Thursday, Mr. Fitzhugh was reported to have
opposed the report Of the Select Committee on
the Charter Of WILLIAMSBURG. Mr.. Maurice, OF
Queens, should have been thus reported
REPORTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17
Disasters. Ge.

Tte-s srs ssft vss brdrg BATH BY The Es-tsnsa
named CIV t4nraFe their pr90aJs msas4fensnt
c. yt1 Ps.t-a 100 f11si CLARK 5sTs f tllsi L-ri
Hrurhtgn a flsi Richard mfss Sos. 500 TINS Wm
Hogss so-. trrs, IL1mas Harvard, 15i lf4alt Y
D-su,rd cas l25 a11 cls = COO tl tas toa o. o''
BrsJsfs Pa7.oa Prsbs % ai ron sst Ne ca ss 5h
.raf Is ~ m Aal-lk-t ,o1il s-ya, Eel 10 Nt1
usr ca 7-sse s--f she met ~ 1 ~ disaster ~ a
stcr. tefr- there large qianty 81 e3-lon oAe
f1a- mast wages f9afng ops paiiea
Bile. house smsshet s-tfey ~ psc-s palri Nne cav
ioggg he bs hist tas nm into b. e'f.
BIZ h 90 t4s pnr i4a rom tftlatii % l- ~
topsfl scr her t-iu EMS. VITA
Ter par. s1d ne dead boey u s1ef - he ios
css HsEy parted AID hal = steak AID
reF painted bottom vtts There
6as, quarter q nile ron her Capt K
tsve rec on TIE previous t1rE sgft.n
az eaYy tqla ron Pie W-srsrt, vh-1 I'll hants psfshsi AZ
ts I'D with q. wreck ts under ri SO esfsi fo sa -
srd 5oua 800 had 10 boat H. ud lsnEgsl astns 70
d.stfy her ercsq "a wore "hst1ofs' on hsr stsra.
Br. UzrsEiI from sew forE or Csf9faa bsofs r-Pofs
cresn-a a. M JsH1 insured gosoa a. the Assslatafsis
CEc- for 81 e0C.
Bsi-r, (csorls)J ss sThs ship Tbsr of Bos,on haiha
attempting dCUn PIE Boy ye1tsrtsy sI4sA ia -
below tbs port aai aas ed Fss'7i q eati. -
1 is ~ o. But few persons fafs - ils
o s % be hoped hat The rev Collector ?. -
ti0f WI hsFs buoy parei apoc q 10 order q pplt ~
1hs s first sssier u he knd ta Las 'Tsf naP'- D' -
as kroE-6-e e, ,.i.s -. 4.
s seas J.sr Mouoa Xaanzas for Potushd pat lio
Ha1;ou uis, q net vtt loss o. ss 80 Ils q
eounsrsd e the 94h and 3h uH s-s VII o'eAaf'
LsfcsfgD to isIto IeqaIs- So. -. 49,. 81. 70 -,
R4nsrl4sr1 WADE from San Freisoo Tsai .lofs a. Real
&c Dec 3, az alsft. 80, H.. -. -, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

Bristol from q VI hs ~ pass.t riss Of palm ~ ~ A.
REPORTS that t. soe from s ssn stst they s'aP
paf,rf5 beer shor: tine IN - Eatsf Hstto 49, 2 @
sri steto a. ss bsrr 70 vvf.s Of a. 81 11s go
oustty Of hus,s "a oact out.o. ard had ssf- car
boz vh sourt H. tlso aons among NJ sfra
Shch paced ISL, FEB hi 10 - aoo9i ~ nss non A'
post % IL Tho Drsis Rorks IA dom N ths chars
Fsra Brselor1. n m bo-tct - 90 %
lore reported q Fssi cssssl repaired ffnf' 40 49, @
Fass lsh an or Corn sbs srsa 'prunr ss N four hois
'is savag port. 49, putt % The ieh Do u y -
80 fa-d b ~ achoTs snk reef q r0cke oett o'e y
went shcrs The bsarh stvst vs'ss of ~r~t W.
saved damage vi - or~sra~i % sion osfs 90
there q. tolosrg on -, ~ Al -
MsIufacsIefs Odce S2pO vessel 30 on ctrg) ' %
frertt Cogn'tn loo vssss f.af On ca &C. % IN st
30, s'on, 500 on ca'g oo iestfi ~tnrtoa Ny ~ %
yssi $50 cargo ~ oa f-rhf war-a bstoa oo On ve
80 cargo, 1 r-xht rfouel'. Do. o o. Fe's
sHO zoo 90 fesht Sep,1re. vessel io cs'f'
4tCo co fsght 800. L sss csrEo SO, ~ tregt so
Arru-,s vessel 900 eht it f-an-ssss
90 rs..s zoo cargo $50 On F.gst 49, ly~tis Ga 's-s-
w o. rso b O. s ht 1905 wsshns Boston. 90 earg,
eco On fstt sg other Insurance. vessel &c., cage
ZOO Total amount vessel s2 CO. VI cargo ESQ., on g. at
Z ~ rn
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Earnlkn Pnffs,

Al Csao Fsb ap Normal, Gariasr Tor Chaeh lsa oioad
ssd rom Tcahuan, Dec D. sch FnaAlu Psrce I'm Bea.,l
San Francesca SET bark Green Pen WaFde DO vi Hour s''
Aver. crul nit brig yu,ure Burd,,, I'm Bo,sOa JUS,
Gist Ioma. about a,, hs suaoE, for Boston, same day.
kst i6omss ss rr.t SHIPS saaoA. snow Liverpool
Boston dayissrab Psuou Psson 9m Lon sSa ist 80.
Dig brs Peters disk Caabbe, Mecnon for Boston 70
Fs Philadelphia arrived Sailed let earA carOsts,
AR BefHud, "a MT b swan Pierce. NYork, Susan Jane.
sc.ptrs ToJs wlm1 gton sc.
Arr St Georges 6re Duou, Buksi NYOrs Tor csa
fegcs. bsiore reported put M distress.
At H.hsv nh n', 'chs Resident Or Phda Gen Wa.aSSoa
sch. Expert and Blue Nose, Philadelphia Adoas'nd h"hoTs'
br Herald Warren Yosi 81 met sch Walters, do. ca
l7th u bra Pouiney, koua feaa nbucoi s4h IhoHas mar
Nassau NJ Fsbis-Au steamer Freeman Rawiom. Bro-d
orleans for SYo. lan Atlantic Grant Portland Me- bound
r Porto Rico IN distress s,ly oss aui boom clp
Teresa Jas Gardner savanna So a'' Teresa jane
tysod'ss q Mara sIo'. -, e Syo,.
Dsmmars f-b 6-Brs' wstssdiss Ggpl I'm NSo,A for :;
Thomas m days. Onon Nsts I'm Win ngon, NC, dag and
Fay, FEB ssi ResrO from Lsloa) NYofl sh, Fal''af,
Rssto Dee 'dsd bad Ggsy t,s Water nan a.s..,'sl
A. .ne MACH g. bes Lion Sawyer FOR Portland De-
pima Gupt Boston sds; Russ Curs, VIZ reish Hamss
Gosn for Portland Ema Sargent to PosnocAei BREWER
A, RIO Jausiro FEB D. ships Capitol hagoun I'm Boston for Cal.
orna epg; John Gosr Sage fra stspha ior DO do bshs
John las Martin n Wilmington NC tori Cal, Lenor,
Hoees NOr,ans. 81 Lawrence PrrSe I'm Lisbon,
unc; Mary Knsnss Csdz, Antelope, White from
Batuore brls FNns Brme On Baha unci Paul Jones', I
lor fn Bshia, ust arr ,., a.. n,
nore 2sih Rebsc1a Wolfe, Noreans - James Jhsno1i
Pbsl 29ib. ROB Roy DTummond ln NYork San Franco
Asver.e3 a. Liverpool Arctic tsl Luce Tor Nsw loh hah 81
Baltic ~ Consock Canads stone for Boston oth
JARVIS Jarvis Tor 90 9th Plymouth Rock f 30 Nthi
RIO ude Ryan 10Th; Orh Wool Cor DO 3d. Cta Crook
er Duncan for with dpafch Tam Oshaner Souls Tor do
dol Corouror Boutee 90 4h Engaad hsnson for DO
Fay Cor DO 6lh Erin Bagh Casey for DO ihi rs
sex Norton DO 10th Iysa Souls FOR Do So Constanns sent
irz Tor 9TH Albert Gesn Dearo for DO ais, Adnc Lowell
fT 90 s HsHa;tan Peabody for DO ls Arctic Lsega Tor 40
m sdsrs Hovs ir nh Fd,la Fnrorr r 80 lo'h Ja9s
Chid Philadelphia shg swtzsfnd, Carter for DO
sihj AnIsPol Grshsn, iar B,tmoe shi HSpl-y Ps.rs
for 90 Hope Bradford for 30 6 sqoantun Croker for do
18th Jer,et, Day. for O. l2th
CD at Feb ~ hi Underwater shoplry, NYofk.
AtCspe Hs,ten 13i u Howes Manuel I'm Boston,
dsce. Salem. BT Scott Tor NYofk bg
Al Rercssis Nsw 90 slip ARaosI, Knowss. Tor San
Francisco g lard not B I'm siny NsW Sept TO- for San Francis
co dirscf)
Busnos AWes Jan H. ship Shaw from Boston inst bsrts
INLAY IN DO 3stb WEI bosset for DO 10" day brig Paosi
for Boston, econ.
Az enfusgo. 9eh u Marion Lowry I'm Phliaslphia
sailed from Genoa 2 nt ship sophia Wahs Fs'seadsn, for
Palermo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

LATER FROM BUENos AYREs-We have re-
ceived files Of the British Packet to the 4th Of
January. There is no local news Of interest
The financial situation and prospects Of the Prov
iDce Of Buenos Ayres are represented as being
buoy ant and prosperous, beyond all expectation
The Packet says:
The receipts realized for 1850, amount TO So.
3Cl :! silver, and S75,l0l,l25 o. currency, add
the exper diture, including many heavy outlays OF
IN extraordinary character, ascend % s2,O96
rls silver. and s56,O5595l 81 rls. currency, leav.
ing an approximate dispossbe fund, on the 3lst
December 1850, of $500 81 rls. silver, and 49,,
Os5,ls3 "a rls. currency.
The only alterations as yet announced tor the
current wear are for wheeled vehicles, license Of
sloO instead Of $50, as formerly and Daguerreo.
type Painters to pay an annual patent OF $500
Stamps for ecclesiastical dispatches including
marriages., to be on paper Of the value OF $50 :
and for marriages Of castles, stamps of the value
Of SIS.
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snoken, &c.

March a. ht3- D. on - s sch James Porter to rsomas,oa
IN Aux Csycs. 'cr boston, IA dHs out
Nar,h no lat ~ lon IS a sfgs steamship eon0d p
MANI 49, t 81 A.. So large stsarnshp oosH1
hsrch - IAN Cape sable % miles, steamer Europa Lot IN
Boston for Liverpool
6 ship zone I'm Aoarhcos days, for bos
Of gallant mast &c havog beea contact
with unknovu sclr too days prsvaas
IS w, barb Antelope, Crosby, in bosiodT
Dec 10 for Nalyarsso
harh lon g. sesn bars Nno'a In NsN fork 'or
Trsste.
MsFch 5. lat % IS. lon S. -. ship Ohio, stArdng.
March H. lat ~ lon 3d. ship Columbia Buyer, IN Ifsr
pol for New Yort.
shp Luna cotton aisd ~h oss o. man
and Top gallant c,mpauy tie llh lat %
So lon -
M,reh 10 ,3tso on IS S. Br seihP MsEla sanp
hence for Bernuds -
Jan So t 10 shp Lady, BAnsy, lo 81 John sB m
Lvsrf ool for Ya'psfas 80. - 3ays out.
ysnSa 81 IS Br brig Lady shs6a-us I'm Liverpool
for Nslrar, So a. days out
Fsb SIS lon 81 a. Bs sch s,raon. lot Jersey for P'rrsn
buco.
FEB H. tsiss lon a. sgnafed b. basA show Nos 6olJ
second is;ingushilg pslcsa-
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Passengers sailed

D, ..tf c.,,t,-,- c,- rta-i,ffYn-Mr Hsre's a't ig
sctus,fersr s1a lady, NJ CARAT aai liy NJ a,.t-,
Loca's suf r I've NJ Bsrsraltaso ant it5J n A'' -
fslI- 80 lrid. H-Iauy alf .siY, VS. se'ii1
rrsri- M.. naet 10Th Niss Ftr Jsus' ss ~
Ms Hamuons A-- Anrs. M hcLar~n. Mrs. rug, -.
N1sgrdf-. Ne sas. Messfs hrsatE-r l. 81 Orr, y
Re-. Hs-sssr B.rti Utger. P--gn-r, Hsrfo- sri-f '
Ifsrr Fsrfi Csrut Guosrnic Reahsrt sara lssiifs
ftn hgdo'phen Przs.i srhcrg -r Naf CoeTanss
& Fer. Nm n Bi.. L F,k Master S isha1 cFeaite
q " Fa-g. Row,y. Hanc'ct Mssss Arraf, 'aa"s,.
GaLlafd Lsrsaa- p sch1p@rt kugr-s Kuhn hfsh
gu. " Ufef-arit Hlt lvss al ~ n ~ sieeflg
Ia ffsarfifp Florida r. NrrGHH1hJ Is Fsn1 ars 10y hl
phs-y and sd, " yrnons nd ass, Mrs. Bnlch Mrs
spa5 Mrs. Dav. y 90 Garsn-r, Mes Le' Ms lay
Me- Itvcr, Rev Carter, lt H.oi ~ phve,,s h
John-n X Hutfhng-. Snefon. q bo~sr. osblru-
Fflr4. n MlriosA r Kennedy. J DWs. FleAl Ken
marc, Eeeuari Keau,t Ihort } h'ashr-y sna ~
yart her c p f-iN'od stocks L hroTn. 1liit
Hul W Psrtfufsf, D Izheu ! a forgay ; jordan,
Bowman r-'ter. ID B-r- sand >u b. 4 Aeit-oaN
Clrn.rr har esris " Tnosbeuy Lsartt ID Brown,
2 Brown vs. P-a5 a. Hen esrf3rt ir x ri Tor. { New
bo'1 y Carrsrer ID 0scntou1 Carery. N''e 4 hf
Kee, Clsrk Jac,b Pufiy Bes'n'n NJ Easea-4'a
In issn.iiv CIV # Ga'sos 53H P.i'.as'9'a John r
~ Curly Phstsils 8r aa'trcs do hslrcs, 'ears Of
d-spshs- Mr. justice co. JOSEF kchafe'on' Lyepooi
H " ION Ersut, J.mss Sur. Pha Mr. Carroll ia nof-
Mrs Dr. Wau ard chH Va Peer Nicholson. PhislphH frA1cs
Henry Liverpool John Newton csori Busch. p t5spAsi
Toas %. Beaufort {; Wm ncponan
&c from Penr q Word farl
Hurtncion Pa Frssrr Nrs fofk Mttth-N Iayar 49, NJ
Coosfsow Germantown Andrew Robins. Jr. Phisdenh 10
DAVIS Ireland; George Asu Ceye OHIO Joha Its'ss Te
Yori tn Ba-y dos Hsd-oergsr do w Suadas Ire
,snd David Ro5 sou Baltimore
Passengers Arrived
In Ae ra,s5a,r Eniy Hiiard fs 81 Jo1A'. PSrf' Rod
Rodriguez
MINIATURE ALHANAc...-..THIs DAT.
sua-Ris'........s sss:;;..--.6 sSes-Ri's'..e S7a
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From Tehunntepec.

Mr.. Trastour, one Of the engineers attached 10
the Tehusntepec Surveying Company writes
from the Pacific coast, J an 30, to the PscGypae
l hasten 10 inform you, that at the southern
COST Of the lsthmus Of Tehuantepec, az the Ven
tosa, have found an excellent harbor where yes.
sells Of all sizes will find good and perfectly safe
anchorage.
The Ventosa is bay situated twelve miles
southeast Of the town of Tehuantepec the ap-
proach to it from the Cordilleras is an uninter-
rupted plain but it is necessary to cross the TIE.
huantepec river, the depth Of which varies, &C.
cordiBg to the season, from two to fourteen feet ;
the mean width of the river is 1000 feet. The
river narrows at different points, offering several
sites suitable for bridge.
The bay Of the Nentosa is large and sheltered.
Its shores present extent OF $500 feet vessels
can enter and depart with the wind in any direc.
ton 1t is a much safer hsrbor than Vera Cruz;
in this latter port during the northers the COM
muDication between vessels and the shore is in
terrupted.
At the Ventosa a norther Of great violence ragged
from the 7th to the 18th Of this month, and the
ses, to my great surprise, was scarcely agitated.
W e passed across it in all directions, and con-
tinued our soundings without difficulty. The
waves of the ocean could be seen at a distance OF
six or seven miles, and not nearly as heavy as
those Of the Gulf
The bottom Of this bay is in general compact
sand quite suitable for good anchorage but on
the western side there is q bottom where this
sand is mixed With clay, forming the best holding
ground possible. This part is 200 feet long by
1900 wide, forming an oval. In this spot the
least depth is &c feet, the greatest Sc feet. almost
everywhere - to 80 feet. This part OF the bay
forms the best and most sheltered anchorage.
l have found in the bay Of Salina Cruz, on the
Pacific shore, another harbor where vessels Will
find good, safe, and deep anchorage.
This bay is about two miles to the west Of the
Yentosa, separated from it by the peak of Cerro
Moro; between these two bays there are some
others that are small and dangerous. The two
bays Of the Ventosa and Of Sslina Cruz are az
about equal distances from the town OF Tehuante-
pee. There are some hills on the plain which ex
tends from Tehuantepec to Sana Cruz, bat the
valleys between them afford an easy passage for
tho railroad.
The bay of Salina Cruz projects deeper into the
land than that Of the Nentosa the extreme points,
which enclose it on the east and west, advance
farther into the sea. These points are the ex'
tremes of the ranges OF hills which shut in the bay.
The whole length of the curve, formed by the
shores Of the bay, is 1000 yards
n this bay we remarked that the northers had
but little effect on the water, and We were able
to go about in q small boat whilst they were
blowing
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Last year the Board stood Wings 2, Locos .
allowing loss of one for the latter, 'in Smithhsid
which gave a majority for Chaplin for Governor
lsst Fall over Hunt and Seymour, it will be reco
lected) In Cazenovia the Anti Free School men
were successful, electing an Opp Supervisor aud
Wing Justice, over the regular nominee
Hamilton was lost by Temperance movement,
which operated more or less In other localities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-17

CENTRAL AMERICAN RUaORs.-We tad the
following in the NeW. Orleans PicayuEe of the It'll
A short time ago we had occasion to copy from
Belize paper a statement to the effect that
British Governor was soon TO be sent 10 the island
of Ruatan, and colonial form of government es-
established there. We learn that this declara-
ton cf intention has been followed by an actual
occupation About the middle Of last month
our latest dates from Ruatan are to February 90
the schooner Bermuda, Lieut.. Jolly commanding,
arrived at the island with letter from Sir Chas.
GRAY, Governor OF Jamaica, stating that II the In
hsbtants would bind themselves 70 pay annually
10 the British Government one shilling per acre
for the lands belonging to Ruatan, Bonaca, and
their dependencies, the said Government would
grant a colonial establishment, and would remit
all 2roHS and other revenues arising to the crown
The Pica4une also has the following, which is
another veraion Of the story we have already pub
lished from the Belize Observer:
In addition tothe above, we have received some
intelligence from the main land. We learn that
hoatiities had actually broken out between the
seesss OF San e,sivHa and duatenn@ia and that
military operations were conducted wish some
vigor. The forces ofSan Salvador, after receiving
achievements advanced in the territory Of Guate
mala,I land capturedth city OF Chuquimula. Guate-
maa, alarmed at this invasion Of her territory,
was making great efforts to raise troops IN order
to repel the enemy.
We have also stated that the liberals Of some
Of the departments, Disguised with the suo'ery-
iency Of the Government 70 British domination,
had pronounced In favor OF union with the
other States. All that we have learned in rela-
ton TO this movement, is that the insurgents had
defeated Carrera at San Geronimo but the next
day that General returned and regalned posses
sion OF the town. killing about 800 Of his ADVERSE
ries.
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