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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

-, 5,e1 some twenty five years ago, an
foIA. ~ before d.ath, was very intimately
Ni'n,;n,ed and for who | lcit much 'csP9..
a1.,ai.ssrve that ne died some years before
W. who is the medium, was porn anu ~
h ,b,rk that his name had been mehtohe" :"
70 n,esepce OF my sou for years-lh Idol
Wv was not recognized ~ any one P'e :,
~, INV wife and myself, uutlI 'oiu "
alluded ~. ,;,,e nv wife. two
S.rsbters Mrs. Austin OF New-bfnhs-
ulck, n J my son and u'seii; 81. nacorbor,
o. a,o,ber occasion, (the 4 n OF December
va o,..aroJ the room where was sitting IN
soro,apv with my wiie. ana Vdsud.! "S"
VA, 81 ,yoofI mad thai the Btole was true
- he past lulflment ot the ffophecles wa
'a, S:'.eri evidence. and then made the remark
sunl0, 'tN Solfllment of another prophecy was
'h n'. =, hand. and taking tae Bible, opened to
Nv IN chapter Of Daniel and read the 18th, 22d
VI" s o7,b verses While | read them, the Rap
a;n,s which were on the under SIDE OF the taoie-
fon were 80 violent 10 see almost 10 threaten
ses,,uction 70 the table. causing the books which
1.y on the able. one Of which was " Websters
Unabridged Dictionary. 10 jump up at each rap.
THIS uas done m fhe daytime, b'twCsn efepea ana
,vsivs, nth me room light as the sun sdu"'"g
throueh ,,ro layge windoVs could MAKE a.
Ny son (the medium) sfood at last fro Js>i
from he faJle. so that saw distinctly that ne d'd
not toatch ~ know that the Rapplngs were
made on the under side Of the tabletop, aud do
know, 90 absolute Certainty. that my son did not
aus, then, no, was II dope by any other u'S'bfs
nsanS.
| am perfectly confident that, so far as have
observed these phenomena, the media through
whom have observed them have IN no instance
5eceved ne by swapping their toes or otherwise
Here are two facts, amld many others no
sss wonderful, which up TO the present date,
mems wise toes have failed 10 initiate or explain,
~ The fools argument" humbug'-to destroy.
when rational solution. otherwise than that
thew are Spiritual Manifestations, shall be pro-
duced Of these two facts, or numerous other
similar ones, the premises occupied by the Ex-
oosonis,s will be much more terrible:
HORACE FOWLER.
was a witness TO both Of the above truly stated
facts. SUSAN IL FOWLS
We were witnesses 10 the first OF the above state
ments, which we affirm is m every particular truth
hplly stated ALNIRA l. FOWLER,
CHARLOTTE FOWLER WELLS.
Mem. York Sent. 1881.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

SUICIDE OF Crow lNDlAN.-A few DAYS
sgo we gave an account OF the escape Of a Crow
hdian--ono CT the delegation that Col Mitchell Is
taking TO the East-from the steamer Clara, while
she lay at Brunswick lie len the boat after supper
On SUNDAY evening. the l9th INST and We now learn
that his body was found on Sunday, the Goth, about
half a nile nom where the boat was Hlag. The
body had been mutilated by hogs. but was sufficient
y perfect With the attending circumstances To al.
test the manner Of his death. he bad committed
suicide, by sishbing himself IN the neck, JUS, over
the left shoulder He had driven the kni deep IN
and then withdrawn Il. Mr.. Salisbury Yesterday
brought down the knife. beads, ana other things
found about ms body, calculated 10 Identity NM lie
Borrowed the knife from the Black Bear, one OF the
Nheyennes. belonging 10 the delegation, JUST as ne
Was leaving. It's long butcher knife, worn 70 a
..oefsby sharp point. Before showing the KNIFE 10
sne Indians yesterday, or informing them o' what
nso uanspred, the owner described II, and when
SHOWN, all recognized u and when his beads ana
v.hei uirkeiS were exhibited, they instantly recog-
othtm. When informed that he had killed nun
FL ieey expressed much surprise and some feeling
mere remains doubt OF the identity of the body
me indian. tst. Louis (Mo) Republican, oci.s 81.
MAINE LlQuoR LAw.-In all the States
VI w-Engiand and some Of the Middle. Western
@ southern States. there will be efforts 10 pass
~S Aairt lcue: law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
The Rio Grande Troubles.

The Monitor OF the 18th ult. contains
the efcal reports from Jote Mara Garcia. the Com
mancer of the Mexican forces during the late night
which terminated with the capture Of Cam4rgo oY
Carvsia Garcia states that, on the 1891 me 'd6s-
cllIa. Jsst Mara CarvsJal appeared oeio.e the
town with seventy adventurerS, armed rlIh rnsss,
and hundred Mexicaus portion being mounted
and the rest on foot Garcia did not 60 out - al
tack the enemy. rs he had Ouly - men. lie Was
consequently compelled TO receive their assault aAu
AFTER s,ou. resistance 20 capItllate III the manner
ALREADY Known 10 Us he puts LIS loss a, i've sue
and SIX wOuT dec.
TIE a. fvc,a. Siih specie, which vas to ma z
,.,t HE O., Ct NcxisO for Tam.H'p. :" - 'ethi'
= asoount If The Rio Grade troubles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
NETWORK.
Tbc Burning of the Steamer Buck Eve State
Another Fire at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Tuesday, Nov III, i75l.
The damage to the steamer Buck Eye State BY IRE
last night OWING to the exeroDs OF the Fire Depart
mont II Is thought does not exceed $ls 900. The IN
surance is divided among the following Companies
Buffalo Mutual. North Western, New-iork Protec-
ton. Orleans. Franklin and Utica
large amount Of property belonging TO the pas
sergers and consgne was also destroyed While the
Buck Eye State burning, another fire broke out
in clothing store on Main St, which with the stock
vas Ell irey consumed. The Marine Bank, in the
next building sustained considerable damage.
The stock Of Clothing was insured for $4,000 in
the Merchants Mutual, and the building for a like
sum In the Hartford 1Etna. $3.50 worth Of oil, be
longing to Wardwel & Sprasue, was burned In the
cellars, on which the insurance expired three days
ago. 1t supposed 10 have been the work Of an in
ceudlary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Condition OF Mexico.

The Trait d Union has an interesting ar
ticle on this subject 1t speaks of the revolutionary
movements on the Rio Grande, ard asks empnatl-
cally how Mexlco-Mexlco whose finances are so
low that her Minister OF Finance cannot De louhu,
who threatens in the Tehuantepec matter to force
the United States TO make war upon her, menaced
everywhere with ruin and veTed with coniuslon
how can tins Mexico arrest the revolt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Mexico and England.

On Monday, September %, Mr.. Doyle,
the English Minister, had an interview with the
Mexican President, To demand a satisfactory answer
20 Lord PalmerSton's last note on the diplomatic
agreements between Mexico and England. The
British Minister offered peremptoriy to Mexico the
British creditors or Of seeing her ports blockaded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
I,OUISIAN

\ Man SHor.-A Mr. Beekman. whs
has been engaged as overseer on the plantation 81
Mir &. Carr near the English Turn IN the parish 81
Plsquemines, New.Ofleans. wa shot dead By j L.
Cark with whom he had some slight difficulty The
accHscd has not yet been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Revolution in Mexico.

We learn from Capt. Whiting, of the
schooner Robert Spedden, which arrived Yesterday
from Vera Cruz, 23d inst, that the t. S revenue
cutter Forward, Capt. Nones, was at Vera Cruz,
ready to sail. but was detained by order of Hon.
r. p Letcher, L. 5 Minister 10 Mexico. for the pur
pose of bringing important dispatches 20 the Govern
meut at Washington II Is supposed that the news
she will bring will be Of great Rterest 1t is sup
posed that tie Forward Will come either here or to
Mobile, andmay be daily expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Rec. adjustment of the Law de Consume.

This law, promulgated on the gin Octo-
her proyices that all foreign articles imported INTO
Mexico shall pay duty Of per cent The articles
are at no other tune TO be subject to any State VA
tonal ,Inpost. The General Government, and the
state m which the inpost snail be paid, snail equally
share The proceeds between them. and other states
shall be credited duly with their share Tine ID" Is
10 take effect IN four months from promuigdtlon-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Miscellaneous.

The Senate has, by vote Of 10 to Is, adj
mttd motion in favor OF raising the obnoxious
taxes n the ports of Vera Cruz and Tamplc0.
Several deputies, NJ ArraDgoiz among others have
urgod that Spanish citizens who should come to Mex
leo IN consequence OF the Cuban riots at New-Or-
ls,uS should at once be admitted TO NATURALIZATION.
New Orleans Crescent. Nov. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Proposed Railroad.

The Legislature of the State of Vera
Cruz has passed resolution requesting Congress TO
charter Railroad Company. with the object OF con.
siructng a Railroad from Vera Cruz TO Ac puico,
by way of the city Of MeXco and 10 assist the enter
Prise by taking stock to large amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
MISSOURI.

q The Weston mo Reporter of the
2S,h u gives the particulars OF the murder Of II L.
Wilkinson Esq OF that vicinity. by John FloerSh
ara three OF his sons FioeTsh's cattle had broken
the enclosure OF Wilkinson and DESTROYED some corn.
He had impounded the stock. and kloeIsh and his
three sons went after IT, Wilkinson refused IL
less tama2es were Paid nm for he .n.ary hshs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
CORPORATION Notices.
APARTMENT Of REPAIRS and

of REPAIRS and
lJsUPPLIEs Nov. II, ls5i-To CARRIAGE BULB
the Of Repairs and supplies until FHiDAg
Nov. a. at u o'clock. a, WHICH tune thsy w,s
he Known as No plan anil specification Of the wen.
and material required and all Information "a regard tks,e
Ia can he had At the Office Of the Chief Engineer of ths
Fire Department No IL ElIzabeth-st Is ank estimates
can be- had at either Office B-rhe Commissioner 70
m. right OF rejecting all OF of the estlm stss.
' " Wv WILLIAM ADAMS.
MI Commissioner of Repairs and supphes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
Yucatan

The Mexican papers have news as late
as Sept IS from Yucatan. There had been mill
tary revolt of the soldiers at Tlnosuco The re'oH
had been suppressed, and SIX soldiers shot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
WASHINGTON.
The Rumored poxt-OfIice Changes.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, NOV IT, Is5I
The Republic of this morning denies the statement
of the transfer OF the first and second Assistant Post
master Generals and says the transfer is only so far
as relates to the duties of the Contract and Appoint
mCnt Offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
MEXICO.

We have dates from the LIST to the 18th
MIR from the City of Mexico, by the bark Robt.
Snedden. We translate such matters as are OF
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RESISTING THE OFFICERS. Two brother:

RESISTING THE 0FrICERs.-lwo brothers
named John and George Stones, were taken mo
custody by the lid District police, on sunday LOT
disorderly conduct but before reaching the station
house, they violehtly assaulted Capt. hrey anu
oficer Quinn-injuring the former severely lester-
day, Justice King fined John Jones $25, and George
$lo and held both recognisances of $500 each 70
be OF good behavior for one year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
ferred

TARGET Excursions. The Noupareli
Guards Capt. Smith, mustered about 80 men, ana
accompanied by the Brooklyn Cornet Band pro
ceeded 10 John L. Sneakers on Moday, Tor target
firing The dress OF the men consisted OF olack Gai-
iforna hats with black ostrich feather pumes o!acK
flock coats and pantaloons with a white STRIPE,
counting about 80 men, proceeded to Mount Pros
pect for similar purpose, accompanied oy inc oI,y
Brass Band They were attired IN black clo,h caps,
red shirts with blue facings, and black pamiI'oh>
with gilt stripe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHENE,-A servant
IN the house of Miss Foster No. 1902 Middagh-st ,
was severely burned on sunday evening. while filling
a Camphene lamp-the fluid taking FIRE and envelop-
ing her III flames She was saved from serious IN
luIies by gentleman present, who succeeded In
cxtncuishlng the FIRE about her dress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST, SANDS
professional Notires.

4 CARBIDE. DAVID IL. ROGERS
~ has returned to the city Of Nsw-York and Lssusca
the Surgical practice Of his profession at No 10 Wsvert
place. oSfh~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

ensued, IN which Wilkinson was shockinglY IN "a
sled and John Flcersh received pistol wound az
disabled him slightly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
tnLkORATTON NOTICE.-Public no.

fOhFOkATIUN NUN E.--T uDIIc no
o. hereby gwen that petitions lave been lfs,sa,.a
If, ,i,. P.,.yd OF lheymen for a Sk" tk IN I"EnIl.
yoI bTH.sTEEET. from 81 ny 70 tho sewer nnw JUN
s.e.f of 81. sy: ard sso 10 EAIEND the sEwE -, ~
pkTTF RY -PI ACE from Arlington. 81 through e.
Ne All psgssas IL erected having otgscticss ~,
are IcQuesso g. y9sssl the same IN Writing scs an
ratort O! MieICsi to the Contract Clsk AZ ns NJ,
or bsfore Ney 70 -CI.isn Adusduct Deyaf -
~ lsIsi ,,I NICHOLAS DIAN. PfsHas6.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1851

as Hose Company No. 50, and or the orgaGiza r.
OF said Company they were Informed BY the e.
Engineer that he had no hose carnage for their use
therefore,
Rtsolscd, That the sum Of $3.50 be and the sam Is
heTety appropriated for the erection Of X 80
Carriage on Pines plan, and that the Chief Eng,a CT
te anu ne Is hereby directed 70 carry the same mo
erect Immediately. Referred 20 COMMITTEE On Ere
Department
By Aid. Dooley
Rssoiree, That the COMMITTEES on Ordinances be
directed TO report an ordinance, dividing the XIN.h
Ward into five election districts. Adopted
Messages from, me NGypr.-A message vas
celyed from hrs Honor the Mayor informing OF the
RECEIPT OF valuable Books from hoAs Alex. Waite
Tlare as international exchanges Referred ~ Com
miiiee on Arts and Sciences.
message was received rom his Honor the Mayor.
transmitting copy OF letter from Gov. Louis Kos
suth Referee to the Special Committee on Re-
ceptlon.
message was received from his Honorthe Mayor.
transmitting an invitation from the Mayors OF New
Haven and Middleton, Conn and President of tbs
New-loik and Boston Railroad Co. 10 cooperate on
the subject OF new and direct Railroad 10 Boston.
Referred 10 Committee on Roads
RtporfS-Of the Committee on Law Department,
IN favor OF granting 10 the Incorporation. ST. LGkes
Hospital, piece of land on 5th-av.. between 5ita
and 55th-stS: Adopted follows AHrmatrs-Ald
Griffin, Dodge, Sturteyant Oakley, Chapman, the
President, Aid. Smith, Bal. Haws, Miller, Shaw,
Cook, Bard, Briiton, Delamater and DOoley-l6
OF the Committee on Wharves, &C., recommend
ing the approval OF ward Of contract for bukhead R
East River, from Roosevelt to Jamesst, to Dubois
& Hendricks Adopted on a division. viz AErna-
tre-Alc Griffin, Dodge, Sturievant, Oakley Chap
man. Kelly, the President, Aid. Smith, Ball, Haws,
Miller, Shaw, Cook, Bard, BnttOn, Deamater,
Franklin Concklin and Dooley-l9.
From Departments &C Communication from the Con-
roler, with ordinance. making additional apprOpria-
tons for the year 1851 Adopted on division, VIZ
4 Grlnatne-Ald. Griffin Dodge, Sturtevant, Oakley,
Chapman, Kelly, the President, Aid. Smith, Bah,
Haws, Miller, shaw Cook, Bari. Britton, Delama-
ter Franklin, COncklin and Dooley-l9
On motion, the Board then adjourned. to meet to-
ii-IIow lltn inSt.) at O'Clock L. u.
ID. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
AEEICE nf RECEIYER of TAXES,

NTNo New City Hali-TAAES for 1851 Tar fsys,s
ar. hereby notified that addition of OsE PR CENT WIZ
he mad. IN all Taxes remaining unpaid ~ the Fih5r DAY
~ =, ~, - S,TI ~ AZ 80 nECFMpCR -
The Receiver would urge upon the Tar rsys,s the I'M.
arcs of making early payments AZ pg'sibe 10 avoe
Se tod and DELAY which must necessarily follow, zss
r,revious 10 the reY efiage being added . 80. -,
The last dsy of November occurring on ~ -
fed hi SATURDAY. tho t3th.
VII he the last day which Taxes VA he received WIKI
out the addition Of one per cent 49,, a. A.,
Hours for receiving money, from O'CLOCK, ~ ~ 70
PIP NJ Bank able money only foceted <r-
nf6tDl5 HARVEY HART. Receiver Of Taxes
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NOTICE. - Publi

notice !, hereby given, that petition has bsen Es.
sen'ed ID the Board 4 Assistant Aide for eEwsh
m PERRY. ST ffC III Greenwich 70 thu Hudsoa RIVER
All Der,oos interested having objections thereto HeIe
20 present the writing stating thsu sIss
n Contract Clerk at this ONCE on OF vei"s
mi inst L ro,on Aqueduct Department. NOV 1921
nia no, NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, \

CTREET DEPARTMENT., No.
Susi n R,cerds Public motto. Is hereby gwen thsi
he owing pttiions have 6een prsssntsd N ne Ss
~ Mp month sst corner sIXTYFOUhIH STREET sns
pEGABWAY. al the Rtersscton Of ah-sy Io-r LAr
CBOss-WALK across CHhlsIOPhsh-ssti 81 ~
b,'cpherst All persons interested, having ooe.t. .,
thereto are Iequestod to present TIE same "isss '
us. Nov. II. l85l ro,cr o,x.., f,o,,,,,..;,,ev
nj JOHN Il. DODNL obr7s SD-N-'.,..-'t
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o,a.DIlr nEPAaTMENT. 30.

Suan of ecosd, Public notice IS hereby xy.s. asat
nm yesoniiOn has been prcsesied 20 ne b9a9 u -
ne folo"'" e. 'EtisF and RESET CURB and oUITEh
c1TGxEs On west side Of SECOND ANINOE, oesmesa
"a and 2sth-ss AL persons nierested hs,ns ,as No
Ind ~ s Office before the sist Gay u N"'e"-
trrTt Nov JIoHST DODGE street Commissioner
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SUPREME CoURr.-Special Term
Elizabeth E,ans agt Joseph Evans. Referred.
Jas. " Rsdfed agt. HGrrft Rtdfeld Same.
Ayraira KiaibaH, By her Guardian, agt Walter n
hInbail Referred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

COkPORATlON SALE.-pubic NO
49,. . hah ,,ven ina, a sale will take place 1T tss
pnfl,c Yard foot Il Rvington- st. on MoNps1 'ns N.
November a. O'Clock the afternoon m ics ~ q, a. a.
IRON t.ten rom PIER No N X % ne "a "aJ "
hOAp lhoN 's~'" '' SIrVAHus GEDyEf,
or.oisi ihs' past Supennteodent Of streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

FIRE. Yesterday morning, about clock
fire occurred in the liquor store of Mrs Dellahanty
No SO5 Westst. The Fire Department OF the DIS
trict were soon on the ground and extnguished me
flames before any material damage occurred Inc
police of the Eighth Ward were on the spot ana
nrpserycd order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30
Letter from Mr.. sumner.

The following letter from Mr. Same, >, a.
Free Soil members Of the MSssschu,e,,. -.
lsture, does him honor. Ii wss written ATE, n.
election seemed impossible, and the perfsc, =.
cerity Of its declarations needs no endorreue,,.
bosros, Saturday reo u las
Itsve 40 constantly said 10 yea and Others by wora a
mouih.
Early In life formed determination nave, IA A,l.
pocs Office, anc OF cou never 10 b. r.,d,S.s.sv
any. Ny hope ws' might 90 Sp'rs To ,noy a.,
without It's titles or emounens something might ~ 49,
for the good ofmy fellow men.
Hotwikstsr dipg The strength Of his detetesno, A.
declared have BY the confidence OF the frs-ad, m -
dom In Boston than once been prrs,ec uto ~. 80
ZION Of candidate; ard 20 by the nomination Of ~ -
chusetfs contrary To NY desires specsiy made tnovr ~
all who mupicsged With me OF The sUb hsvs -.
brought forward their cane date for Iae Senate q q.
Uuited Slsles
Pardon melt say, that personal reEre,s mssl. via
"a gratitude for The honor that hs been done pe ~
Office OF Sci Alor lhoug elevated and Important IA IA -.
less attractive Than Other and more quiet heds q 400.
Besides there members OF our psrv, valued ss,o.
ses In severe Struggle, TO whom gladly deer q rs,
resensuyes OF the prncp pies -hch all have at b-sr,
trust therefore that The friends Of freedoa Ia The Il
eisaure will hestsle, al any ground Of deaesey 10.
ward transfer their suppoFs 10 sone other esadS.
fshful In this matter pray you do ns
ibink Of have NJ political prospects which dear.
10 There 10 nothing Ia the political field vhlcA
covet Abandon me- then whenever you thnt beat with
out neuce spology. 9he cause IL everything, an
nothing.
rely upon you In proper way communlcss IA.
note to n Free Soil members Of the legislature
Believe me, my dear Sir very res . yoSr
Hen Henry wlsou cbaumsn Of the conmtts. Of II. T Sd
members Of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

FROM HAyANA.-We have received our fes
of Havana papers to the 22d inst. There 10 %
local news Of any Importance.
The Island of Pines usually so sslubrious, and
so hshy popular with those afflicted with nerv
GUS diseases and diseases Of the chest, has lasey
suffered terribly from a long continued drouh
This has vtiated the water, and not only have
the sick who have gone there this season not in.
proved. but they have grown worse. A mallg.
nsnt fever has also made its appearance.
We copy the following from the Sdldnzdk IL.
publican:
KEY WEST, April % 1851.
The brig Chnchills Haskell master. loaded with sugar
ard boutd from Cienegos for Baltimore arrived here %
the 10Th ut In distress leaking 2Op strokes per hour
She sailed from Cenuegos the oh and The SANE day
commenced leaking and made for this port 40 speedily
possible Consigned TO James Filo', aud dschargiug
The steam propeller J w Rabun, Granlhan ms,e,
got sshore on the llth inst Big Couch reef sod as
Rsyng there Ievers days got OF and proceeded dovn
col.apsed foe which scaded two men severe v. sA
then ashore Loggerhead reef and was gosea
OF by the wreckes and owed into this place where chs
arrived on The 18Th, consigned TO Ten Brother, and H.
beed for salvage She bound tom savannah 10 No.
bile mostly loaded with resin.