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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Saturday morning. November o, lc0l
Business is still affected by the low stage of the Western
and rivers but there has been the whole,
rather more activity in the market for Flour, Grain, and
ntber articles of Wes'em Produce. Sugar and MOasses
have been in good request and the transactions in Tobacco
have been rather extensive though with little
in prices Cotton continues to move fl freely
and the business would probably have been larger STILL but
for the scarcity clean Cottous which In special
The Cunard Afnca il now in her fourteenth day
iay Com Liverpool and her commercial accounts
x,sual anticipated with much interest.
sottonOur market opened this week with steady and
sral demand and on the first two days II, COO bales
- God hands, prices being gensraly steady particularly
S" ~. ,sddng to Mddng fair qualities upon which ths
;Oau;,v main oenered. On Tuesday morning the Frank
i;n, sdies ,nusarsd In Of the morning papers.
nonnc;nv an IA ,ssciine at Liverpool, with only limited
ho.nss doing in ,ba, market. This intelligence however
,odncsd No scded effect with and the salei of Tuesday
"wednesday and Thusday- surprising some 1850 bales
were not only a. vely full rates or ihe better grades bu
showed an actua advance of k o. cent ior clean Cot
tonr owing their relative scarcity anu "e eauy oema
for them Yesterday the Aca's advices we've aus Du'
they were not expected to fer much from those
Ut hand by the Franklin, buyers again came forwar eu
notwithstanding the limited amount Offering, took soa'
$500 bales, making total for the week OF wy baies
divided among English French, Continental and Northern
operators Outside prices before remarked have bser
paid for the better grades and advance our quotations
accordingly The recspt this port since the ls OF Sep
tember are a coo bales, against l57 to the same dat
last year. and at all the United States ports there il now
an norease. compared with last year, ofAS,l bales.
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SANITIvE HOUSE. conducted by WIKI

SANITIVE HOUSE. conducted by W.KF.
- FRYER Indian Docscr-P -Pincipa residences and ohioe
Ls-HasiIE opened nus Of eon,ussica and sssss 81
the above title 10 the Of Biloxi, ia. Oh viii ~
ton oi sick nss,oes. boh male snd isnse. lie csos q
pure water hssthg air. and .iie country sssgss Y
operate as anaanes 10 restoring The .ck 10 health vsos ad
happiness. will no longer remain problemstic. q hoa
cbUsen this pisos for Hospital connected with ~ Office in
the ns fact r h sna
Sy the p9rest o s.t Wae1 ths Gaf being on the sooh
scos the bay which makes fur ps every day !, and his
nndy pine country beyond the bay fhsrs ss 10
sn!: and :. .is an purs Of Cuba O sis
calm as The bosom Of simmer lake. the sbovs
knowpsy. h,yns ps,.si hrse months m ne place There
fore, do not know 0i any 0hef which citizens
and owner q ss. slaves eo. send hsm vim bst.sl
oi,snes VINO wsh 10 come 10 Bosi ssd ostaa nv msi.
cal services be comfortably s,u.ts while taking msd
cns = good and respectable houses can be had on vS
biiosi !. scces.bls nom Nsworsana. La. to Mobile.
fs sap.ns TSs oSs. oo. I'd :Ssn as loa
and very attentive. Having usvs ia hsr sosn mIsei
y. s ss %
% % psSs ,ss md pads. ny n l. sI
doIan per day. and ae money dsuaadsd Ill rads
Il sss e. ss
,sSs eoss @ Of sps so.S
fifty admi.ssbls BY the day on, and il
| Ia. W. A WILLIAMS. my brothesin law. who ha,
studied and pracced with me. and speaks the Engh and
French anguasea. will superinend Office New rean.
during absence iom the city My esabishnent IN Biloxi
FRYER (who speaks good Enssh and French, } during
my absence from the place. =
Dr. FRYER has also attached to his establishment in Bi
% %ost beau mi Arabian skew bs match hos. % IL Gnes
States, with his own usty and cafeip driver, tof the
coumodaon Of his patients and oher gel,ee and
Bile parties wishing heaue OF the counFy They
also be accommodated with ladies, and sad
dies Tor ing and evening rides He is also pared
keep horses by he day. week month"; reasonable
and every other attention will be given hoses and
sent TO his stable
fV AIIeters enclosing e5 post.pad will be thankfully
received and pnnciuay attended to, and Others
swered or lifted from the poLoiice.
To who may think proper seek my counsel
ntrut their sck slaves 70 may .mplv 10 coacu.
s0n add. that jealous in puru Of my profession
have for the lest twenty years, and which hope
conduct with an and nisar have The
Respectfully, etc., 49, ~ 3 " Z
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Z AryisnA at thS Principal Hotels yssewSsy.
A.cAYHE H.:;do. - 81 seySsv u G;slv:.0n Bs:,xies
Stanley. T B Potvssi, jas Bahes w Povent, Mis-.
VERAnpA. "A BsrweII, Jas Res Mis; Psespa and
sryt. O.; John, Gcton. A snrssge, NewYsih W
Nixon. Tenn Foreman. N G q GwsthnsE, " {;
Aa; 1ohn Hsndsnon; Pa. Christian o r -, vlcks
bgrg' n, ssutsr,; Gaysston; Bo iwiok aes9p9
Sprasue. Mechie, hatcher; A Catonnst. n o. 'E =
q PhtANTESSs..: h., B ibsnis. NV Foks. v1.ssns: W
Texas; Har, w Baton Renss; Kss.s, NswOrisas !:
Linz, Porto Rico; ModiM. brazil w F Cosrpsndss.
CsNMERciAI. ID Williamson. Louisville West. Jno
Mscsnowsy, Francis E,ps5.Ice Emr Bride
9 Wins6eld. La; Carney Nesbitt. St Louis; Chr Vagt
CoN1I STREET VRRAxDA .. Capt Mssuies. Dilbsau
81 Mafnsvle Mr. Parpues lady and 8ssvts. Miss Tefnan
and sisier Mr Ternan, Pent Conpee; Wtz. Mr Legen
dTe N o; M Hermann, 81 Charles.
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POkl OF NEW ORLEANS.
LArrrunxssosT~N N. -LossrruDr sOe w.-in Time a.

CEEsc.sT 0yr1cs,
Saturday M0fnlng, November y, 1851. J
= Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Forest King Hawthorn. Liverpool. g Jenkins &co
Ship Management Edmond. Liverpool. il A.hsridss Gco
Ship Arthur, Talbot, Liverpool, JP Whitney kc0
Brig American. Maloney. Ssal, w 8 Brown
Arrived.
Ship Scioa. Mske. l3 days from Baltimore in ballast, to
Ship Rhine, HsswooS Sa PRadsph. via Savannah in
ballast to ma.er-N ID my.
Ship B.ria, Smih ~ days from Philadelphia. to Ash.
Ship Jane Gdddsn. chids II days from Philadelphia. i.
Ship Isaac Newton Bush u days from Charleston to mas.
ter-POnt.
Bark saranao, Yates 10 days from Charleston to
Bremen esIa DIAM. Hs1d SO days from Bsn'n in b.
sp bark suprda Fore. days from Havana. in ballast.
sohl @ F.'a. Rookie. sd.y from 8. Marks. to master
Schr Randall Marshall, Thompson. days from Galveston.
in ballast, 70 muster-Basin.
4.,. sTRAhboATs.
Flora, Jenkins. from st Martinsvie
Glendy Burke. White, from VcksbuLg,i
Gipsy. Urs, from Bayou sara. -.
Natciiez No .. Leathsrs, from Hard Times.
Towboat Hercules. Davis from the Pawes-towed down
and TO ea on the I'd ships Indiana and Brutus
keby anG schr Fairy-brough up ships Scotia, Berlin
TOwboat COnquerr. Andrews from the Passe-went down
ight1bfought mp ship Isaac Newton. basks Saisnac
Towboat Sueck, Shuz, from the Passes-towed down
and to the 9th inst, bark Montauk-bi0ught up
ship Rhine and bark Saprda.
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Pork Pocking in Ne,O Quarter.-ThePosts states
that preparations are making in New York city,
and on the river, a faw miles from that city, for
packing pork during the winter months, on very
large scale The facility of transportation of live
hogs by the Erie Railroad, from the West, has led
10 this change in the hog trade. A reduction Of
cost is thus obtained by slaughtering in the city,
which has supplied the motive TO the change. New
York, the Post says, will in short space Of time
rival Cincinnati.
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Sentenced.-Folger P. Lovegrove, ayoung lawyer
of Baltimore, who has been in jail about six months
waiting trial on the charge of forgery, was las,
week declared guilty and sentenced to the peni.
Tertiary. He is Of . respectable family. and had
preyiously borne good character.
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Conjugation Of Verbs.-Present, drown imper'
iec,. drowned ar drowndead; the latter form is
nearly obsolete, and should be used only when re.
sussilation is impracticable.
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The GIpsy GirI,

eved hon Europe AID being he Seventh Daughter Of
~ the 0psy Family bses iesve inform the ladies and
men ksvorens hist she dssgns sayms Ahcst II
ali hose wishing her cali
where she viii b happy inform them Of the Present and
that surround he hevss their utr v do yell by
.COual afiOnS SOcaafn =. s na zse
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Comparison of Nouns.-positivs, little rag-a'
muffin comparative, raggeder-little muffin; su
Derlatve formed regularly from the comparative.
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RARELLI u CO., 81 Common street, offer for
- sale the following TO different consignments-
Cognac Brandy Madeira and Port Wine;
Cod Liver Oil: Sapetre;
Essences Of BergamOt, Lemon, Orange and Rose:
Walnuts and Lentils;
st. Julien Medoc Claret. n boxes. my19
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY. MoRNINc. NOV. 8, 1851.

Trial for Poisoning. Nancy w. Hufford h now
on trial at Gran svilIe, Nd, charged with admin
istering arsenc to Mrs. Engle. A letter from that
place says:
The case has created tue most intense excitement
in this county, and is full of interest throughout
She is woman OF fine appearance, about So years
of age, and is widow the fourth time. Mr..
Engle, the husband Of the deeesaed, was ultimate
with her some two years ago, but married the
woman who is supposed to have been poisoned by
her, The evidence is entirely circumstantial, but
Of strong character. +
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DEsPECTFULLH infsFss Ladss and Gsnlsnsu sf Nsv
~ orssns that she has just arrived from Earope and
suited rssiencs Of Dauphn and Espnsds
the Present, Fast and Future evsnts. ftE
NJ Observation-Disclosures el Ladder Soc. NJ ius
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~ The Of hs Daily sud wssky Csnt Esspsct'
up inform their snos end the yubct hsy have sscsny
additions their ot sstsb4hmsn and have
placed under charge Of hr LEWIS aRAaAh who
bssn long known inth Of hGh cspsbils in
e The msteris Of the ooe being eoplss and
al new. they prepared 70 execute all kindso
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, -si
vtbeeas possbs delay, without disappointment
who favor with Particular v
given printing Of Lawyers BRIEFS. F+s4
BILLS LAniNG, INSURANCE. BLANKS,
ELL HRADe, NOTAAIAL AND CLRRKs' BLANKS.
BOOK HRADINass sTgAHB0AT BILLS, =
CIRCULARS. srRAMB0AT CARDs, 4
DRAY RECEIPTS. POsT1Rs AND HAkDBILLs, 81
COTTON RtCxIrTas CARDas ETC. ETC
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Daring Adoenture.-A daring feat, prompted by
generous impulse, was performed on Lake Erie
last week, under the circumstances which are thus
narrated in the Cleveland Plaindealer:
at was midnight and dark as Egypt, when the
steamer Buckeye State came in collision with the
schooner Saratoga the other night, and cutting her
in two sending three Of her crew to the bottom, and
the balance adrift on part Of the wreck. 1t was
blowing gale and the sea was running very hig h.
1t was impossible to into the dark distance at
all. All that was known on board the steam er
of the fate OF the vessel and crew, that the lat
ter had sunk and portion Of the were afos,t,
as they could hear their cries for help In this sii-
lemma the second mate oil the Buckeye, with one OF
the wfeelsmen, lowered the yawl, and at the il n.
minent hazard of life, as all on board were OF The
opinion that the yawl could not live in such a .a
one minnie, put out to the rescue They went in
the direction of The haoing from the wreck, a, ID
were soon out OF sight and hearing from the boz 1t.
They were two hours in finding the poor felo,vs
and getting back The steamer, which had drift ed
some three miles off All in all, it was one of she
most daring and thrilling adventures we hive
heard Of
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Passen8ers.
Per bark Diana. from Bremen-l79 in steerags.


the First muncipa designated in following
able by The Nos commences at the sailroac and
In the Second n) the Nos above Steabos
No. being Flaboat Landing. the Third (3y
sthe Rarosd
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Sls2ss's Oyster Saloon.

SANS Oyster Saloon.
THIS new and extensive SALOON, which is
Il on a scale gr atty superior 70 any Other NM n
estabi hne,t of ,hs Ii d in The so,th is lA4
Mr. WEI r, better known as SAM has W
bzen connecIei with the business in this city for
the a.t nine years, having nenced with Mr.
Holbrook, when he established
10 the fret Oyster Saloon in the ~ g. ND
Secund N Municipality, remained with hiG SS-A-A&~
Al his death and has continued a, the buses 81
Wi such experience, and infexble determination
the ublc faithfully with the best in his line, am
soc OF bis fiencs of their patronage.
providing it's Bar with the choicest Lia that be pro-
cu,ei Servants, well known for their excel quaiIes
have be pioyed, including the very best Cooks The
ardtr viii always be suppi with the choicest FISH and
GAME and the UYsTKRs obtained exclusively for
this esabshment-n short, expense trouble will he
pared render this Saloon worthy the patronage of this
liberal and judicots community. Oct30
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The Plague at PdLDlds. New York Jour-
nal of Commerce contains an extract of a letter
from an officer on board the United States brig
Porpoise, dated Teneriffe, Sept. 4, giving an nc
bling the cholera, which has swept over PaImas,
one Of the Cape de Verds One. fifth of the entire
population, Of $1,000, have fallen victims, and the
disease is still raging, though somewhat abaied.
The writer says:
"The family of our Consul, (Mr. Torres,) to.
gether with himself, are all dead, with the excep-
zion of one child He was a very worthy man,
and had several handsome and interesting daugh.
IL s who we're great favoriies with the officers of
our ships that touched there. Mr. Torres sent
them M into the interior upon the first appearance
of The pesiilence, but hearing afterwards that
some of tt >m sick he started off TO join them
and on his arrival found them all dead, servants
included win the exception of the child here mem
tIoned In less than five hours after, he himself
was corpse I de panic and distress on the island
is inconces able"
Interesting Erperi. uent.-In the Roscrean Work
house. Ireland. ,he L armed Doctor in charge has
appropriated one of th,s wards to the exclusive
of deaf and dumb nul ,se, who has charge of four
infant children. They a re TO be isolated from COM
panionship with all who have the gift of speech,
until they have attained the age when children
usually acquire knowledge and use Of language.
The object is to acquire the natural language Of
man. This experiment. if thoroughly tried. will
probably show that man has i1o natural language.
1t will be remembered that the Phgnicians once
made a some hat similar eXpe esiment with an in
fant which was placed in the desert in the charge
Of persons sworn not to permit the utterance of q
word in its presence, and TO afford It sustenance by
allowing it to snckle goat In that Instance the
first attempt of the child at vocazation resulted in
the imitation of the bleatng of its foster.motber.
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0uIen Aitef ueeth.
All policy holde whsthsr for life shoer terms, who
continue the insurance till death. participate In the whos
Of the profit Of the COMPANY. x....
Insurance life Of hs 10 he.0e bsn
st and uss of herself and children. fires 'front.' claims Of
John Hassn Joseph Walker, John 8. Allison.
Peter Conrey yr., Maunsel White, VIM. E. Lsverichs
Robert ]. Ward Samuel Stewayts Edward sparrow.
Isaac johnson. Henry 8. Blekner.
PETER CoNkIH. il. President Board Of Trustees.
E, W, s.ws'h iohn 4. .DossSs'ty. 5otq GlsiSo.ns:
NJ M. Cohen, o. Wickham. D. 3. Carroll,
n G. Hall, John A. Roberts, John n. CurraA,
Geo. W Smith, r. n. BHunet, B. j. Armistead,
Samuel Wolff, l.. Spangenbefg.
EDw. yENNlR Co.'s. Vice President
A. J. WfpD.asURs, N. D. Medical BosIdos
.0:H h.G. Hr%ASrT, ART Actnary.. n. NJ Coa.S Attorney.
RICHARD BxIN, N. d.. No. l7I Magazine .reet Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily from ish ar.
- This Company prepared TO enterain appnuationI
Tor Lite Insurance. and Policies all sound and hthy
White penons and Negroes at tho Table OF Rates
by the Board which len than the rates charged BY a
New York and London Offices. and without ther restrictions
residence In the South By the charter, Dividends oi
Profits declared annually. and the profits draw interest
and be made available al to the exent Of twoh
Of their where the party has paid bis premiums In full
~ California PermiuNew York and L0pdon rates rros
and all psgss nscsz to effect Insurance can BE- had
at the office Of the Company. n
eT Extensive Travelling Privilege
~ OffCa hour. Q A. H.. to 5 ?. 4. '
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GELATINE-200 bbls. French, so dog. pckgs.
" Cove's, in store and for sals BY - -
~ E.y. y.HART co. 10 Tehoupitoulas 4.
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MUTUAL BRNKFIT LIFE AND FIKK INsSH.
ANCB COMPANY OF LOUisIAkA.
nCoRPORATEp In APRIL 1913, AND DECLARED pIvi.
pIND or 90 PER CENT. on TWO YEARS BUsINRss.
Once, No. Is CAMP street.
Between Graver and Common III.
Bass.sss Of tAs C1psnH sofnsdto Lis Insnrsnss Only
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This Company being orga
nized, solely for the protection
OF the policy holders and theil
families against want and pow.
efty, 10 in its operations a great
national benevolent Institution,
conducted q pom the most secure
and solid principles, and afford.
ing for q small annual sum, paid
during life. q large and land
someleeaoy to widows and chill
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~ 81 ~
NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND RE-
MiITANCE 0ffICB-fhs sn1sniena1, 4 hb q
Of Iemi.ng money 70 their iends IL Eneknd. i111 a
Scotland. with sterling sight draf. ban ~ - tor
as asua eonlnnes having passengess bsoulht on vpe
to nm ety. on so9d shps and reasnnsb.s tern ts
uvnG ~ d1stance BY addTssang elies . u
undeNsnsd will bs promptly ansndsd 70. . -, =
TO LET-A Dwelling HOUSE, No % Tivoi
G,cis. bs.wesn g Chals. street md ,hs Rsih.ea. -
room store room, sc. Apply 10 -
( n 81 ~ sjACOB OFT. 10 Triton Walk.
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CAPITAL, $500. 600.
JOHN. N. HILL. Prs,,t g 30. W. MARTIN, seo'n
neans for the protection Of i Pocies continues taxi
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS on the mos liberal twms
at is Agency in New Orleans, at the office of
PICKETT. PERKINS co.
Commercial Exchange Building. ST. Charles street.
dill 1y corner Of Perdido.
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The United Insurance. Annuity and Trust Company Of
phadephs having, o valued
thereby become all the DUE
hsrese becoms ous arising from Pecs Of
me southern Mutual Lille Insurance Company Lousana
Policies fall due,
Of said Company. n AY3a- .3l+
The Policy holders of the soahsrn Mutual Life
cf LOUISIANA respectfully
Camp street where statement Of tbs transformed v
hibited them. with
dered essential JOSHUA BALDWIN,
President Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company.
BENJAMIN FLOAANCE,- - .
II a. I.ia olP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
CHILL.

The British Mail Steam Packet Bolivia,
Captain Williams, arrived punctuslly at Panama,
sept Is, from Valparaiso and intermediate ports.
The new from the South IS not important.
CT the loan OF 100000 asked for by the Gillian
Government, only $4,000 had been taken-$j0,0O0 by
Iiuth Gruning, and 100000 by Henry Wyman-ai :
per cent, which Is now The legal rate OF interest IN
Chill.
In Conception, two or three pretty heavy shocks
Of earthquakes have lately been expenenced-bul
they did no serious damage.
The Neshbor OF Aug 25 contains the full returns
Of the vote for President as follows For Senior
Don Mont, 1872 Gen. Cruz, % scattering, :.
Notices are glyen that nne thousand dollars are
wanted to be raised the bark Sultan, of Phllade
phia, and four thousand dollars on the Dolores Ro
bleS 10 enable her to proceed To New-YWk
blll for the construction of Railroad from Val
paraiso, sent IN by the Executive, has passed the
Senate.
The NaghJor notices project To connec, the City
OF Conception with TacanunO, It's port, by railroad.
Ii VIII be three and half leagues long, and It's eS.
hmated cost is S2OO100 The N0gbbor deems 1t not
improbable that such road Will eventually be built
but thinks II viii be under other directions than
those of the persons having the matter a present IN
hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
Miscellaneous,

The Gold Tram on the ISthmus was robbed by
fourteen mfIans Two the fourteen were captured
and taken 10 Panama. Al the gold stolen was recov-
cred and part of the robbers were arrested -Four OF
them were shot at, and two Of the four mortally
wounded while engaged IN the robbery. Many of the
passengers III crossing the lsthmus lost everything by
the robbers.
Mr. r. W Rice, L. :. Consul at Acapulco, mad
been detained at Panama al the house of ms father
law, Don Mariana AToSemena, by severe sickness.
He was rapidly recovering his health on the l9th OF
September
Mr f. II. Allen. L. :. Consul at the Sandwich
Islands arrived al Panama on the 18th of September,
and had proceeded toward his consulate on the 10Th,
probably in company Of Lieut.. Johnston, l. ;. n,
bearer Of dispatches 10 the Sandwich Islands.
A public dinner was gwen at Panama on the 10th
Of September TO Capt Forbes and p l.. Parsons late
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, on the occa-
sion OF their return to the United States.
4 new and fine hotel Is nearly completed at Pana-
ma II is to be known as the ISthmus House, and
expected to be far superior to any public house
hitherto opened IN thai region
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
ARRIVAL OF THE OHIO.
BURNING or STEAMER LA fAYeTIE.
FULL PARTICULARS.
statement Of the Officers.
NEWS FROM THE lSTHMUs, WEST INDIES, &C.

The L. s. Mail Steamship Ohio, captain
schenck, arrived at thus poyt On sunday night from
Chagres Path September, via Kingston JAM 5o'r'
with specie and passengers. Saw gong INTO Chagres
steamship Falcon, Roberts from New-Ofleans VIA
Havana The Ono arrived of Sandy HOOK al
o'clock A. NJ, 9th inst. could not get pllot' An"
succeeded in getting Capt, 6. Thomas OF steamer
Ajax.
The Captain, officers, and crew Of the La + dye'1e
are passengers IN the Ono
Died on board The Ohio I'd October, Ihohas 'oii-
ser. late coal-passer on board the lafayette
The OHIO brings the remains Of Lieut.. floyo' .a'e
Of the New.York Volunteers (iexican,l VINO died Al
Panama Aug. 1912
The ONO mas the L. :. mails from san Francisco
on board.
1.-THE Mail steamer Tennessee reached Panama
from san Francisco at very early hour on me l9th
WIN over COO passengers and slsoO,Oeo in specie.
John HAYS and John Gilbert died on board me eh'
.essee. on the passage from san Francisco 70 rama
- . .
We would express obligations TO Nh l.. w nun.
the Purssr and Mr.. &. A. Ferris, the Mail Agent oil
the Ohio for the prompt delivery Of our papers ana
ether iayors.