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From the Sandwich Islands.

By the arrival at San Francisco Of the U. S.
revenue cutter brig Lawrence, the Alta California
has news from the Sandwich Islands to April 12th.
The French excitement had subsided. The Alta
California says it learns good authority that
the Hawaiian Government has decided to apply to
the Government of the United States for annexa-
tion and that officer of our national government
was in San Francisco, on his way to Washington,
entrusted with the mission. '-E ..l
A letter to the Alta California, dated Honolulu,
April 11th, says: f. t
The American sloop-of.war Vandalia, Captain
Gardner, sailed for Panama on the Sd. She made
much longer stay in harbor than had been origin.
ally intended, having been specially requested by
the government to wait upon the French corvette,
the Serieuse, at all events until there should appear
some chance of amicabe termination to the diff
cultes with France. The Serieuse sailed on the
Both ult, and the Vandalia followed hard upon,
creating a great sensation among the Honolulu
gobe-n.ouches, by carrying away Mr.. Allen, the
U. s. Consul, whose departure took the community
rather by surprise. OF course it was taken for
granted that some great mystery was couched be-
meath, and 1t was at once assumed that he was the
bearer of a formal cesson of the country to the
United States. l believe, myself, that there is
nothing in It beyond desire to see old friends and
to benefit his digestion by change fair.
Yet there can be no doubt that the question OIL
offering the protectorate of the Sandwich Islands to
Uncle Sam has been seriously canvassed among
members OF the cabinet, and that two at all events
among the number, have been for long time
working the oracle" to that end. This, of course
would not at all have suited the views of the
French Commissioner, and the game consequently
became one Of extreme nicely between the con.
tending parties, the missionary members of the
cabinet calculating what measure of oppression by
France would justify thine in throwing themselves
into the arms Of America, and apparently rathei
anxious that it should be meted out while M. Per
FIN, on the other hand, seems to have been feeling
his way, trying how far he could venture to urge
French interests without affording reasonable
excuse to the processionsts.
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San tFrancisco Markets.

:: TEE CAsoInsA "a =. :. :. MAY 10.
mpioSeu 10 yeue snce tne nfe ana severdi
sibe To- se Al Hst price e1cspt IN 81 n bas, In Xum,nsn
there has been ncb;nc dors fas The ai ssSs
commands fully Al2 o bbl, = :
pork-Sc.cslv . .a,o b,. b..r mad. hn, nm, ,r.,.,,
ara vsi.sd snS ,hs n,asen ,e oxrac - s
c NJ % :p, W p ~ :" 80. pe. . " " '"a.au. -. y. '
ohgdrI ne arrivals nave Deen exisnsve ana the quantity
on PRICE, o Snd hod ."
'o. ~ ~ @ ~ " ,." e", anu o'' 'e "i"-f
JMofasses-Nohing doing-an advance demanded
The loss the quantity hand is
ampe and the trade remains in stagnant state at
QuoratlOns. ca,
Cofee-The stock is SMALL and large uunntity was de-
stroyed cur quot atiops can be readily obtained
Bariev-Large sale. have been effected at &c . H. at
which price it is still held 15oo bags yesterday brought that
quotation.
OatsIn this article there is little dong-5 about its
L., IT,, .,t, ..,, ,r. h.,. h...a oe =. aes
- toa e 'A' '" "" '''' ''''" 90 "e"' o. wv
-. III. =. -. ..- - -
comnaor u.i;tes nov commsna Hssi's h.schsnssd
hands al S5 Is & bat cannot be bought to-day for e4
r,;r.v.,. ,.s. 70 ,.core NJ A. 5o fo, vo,a .,,;..
Ws,sAu I'M, s,s s.Is.hl. a. sn
klous ste saeapse az some Improvement pnt
tne nansact,ons 1 are .. limited cns,ac,ef
during The past week under the S of large
much sought after The stock Of Champagne
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CONFEDERATION in Stockton.

One half Of the city IN ashes-Estimated loss,
ne million Of dolIars-Fast on the footsteps of
the fire in San Francisco, it became necessary to
record one in Stockton, which consumed more
than half Of that prosperous city. The Stockton
fire also is believed to have been the work of an
incendiary. 1t is supposed that some miscreant
intended by this diabolical means to release the
prisoners confined in the county Jail, but the pur.
pose failed in its accomplishment, as the wind
proved unpropitious and turned the course of the
devastating element upon more precious and costly
fuel to satisfy its long slumbering rage. OF some
of the best streets in the city scarcely anything i.
laft
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A load ice had arrived at Nevada, direct from
the peaks Of the Sierra. --
Indian disturbances had again broken out 10 Ell
Dorado county. A company of minen, On pros
pecting tour had been fired upon by party Of In.
dans. One or two mnem were shot,
San joaquin Inteligence.-The city election in
Stockton had taken place. J. c. Edwards was
elected Mayor. The regular whig nominations
prevailed throughout. i5s
Sacramento City-The elections resulted in the
success Of the regular whig nominees for all Offices
except Mayor, where he was beaten by 40 major
ity. James r Hardenbergh is elected.
Indian treaties have been effected by. the U. S.
Commissioners, both in California and Oregon.
We shall furnish such intelligence as we dean
from tue papers, respecting them, in anothep hum-
bef. -.+
The Intelligence which follows, from Van Die
mans Land and China, we find in the San Fran
cisco papers:
Later from Van D;e1nan's Land.-We have re-
ceived by an arrival yesterday file of the Hobart
Town Courier up to Jan. 25. There is no news of
Importance.
|. The Anti Transportation agitation was still in
progress.
The Courier is discussing the question of the
introduction of the Alpaca. eg
Hc FfcnCu. .COrSct6 hlucHc, u kuus, Ohptd10
Comte d. Harcourt, arrived in the Derwent, on the
23d of January. Crew 2lO men. A boat went on
shore at New Caledonia, and eleven of the crew
were seized and massacred by the natives.
The Governor had refused to recognize the
newly elected Mayor of Sydney, Mr.. Thurlow.
Late from China.-By the arrival on Saturday
ofihe Amelia and the Mahomet Shah, from Hong
Kong, we have dates to the 10th Of March-fve
DAYS later than previous advices
Over two hundred Chinese have arrived bv these
vessels, and one thousand more are on their way
hiher, attracted by the of their country
men who have returned, and by their glowing re-
presentation Of the richness of the mines. The
greatest excitement prevailed among the Celestials
in consequence of these reports.
The China Mail says, that since the departure
of the reinforcement Of troops from Manila for the
expedition against Sooloo, no authentic jnforma,
ton had been received of its movements. The
Sultan is said to have sent treat with the Captain
General at SamboaDga, but without success. This
however, is only rumor g 1t seems more pnob
able" the Mail says, that the Sultan will apply
to the English than treat with the Spaniards. :
The papers contain no news of any interest.
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Items in Connection 1oitA the Fsre.--Lumber,
bricks, and building materials generally, have ad-
vanced nearly 100 per cent.
Ground rents have fallen materially as mer-
chants will not build under the present ruling rates.
The wages of carpenters, masons, and mechan-
les generally have largely advanced--$1O per day
is asked and obtained.
We counted, yesterday, more than one hundred
new frame buildings in course oferecen, and of our
brick ones. II
Let all beware how they pass by the tottering
brick walls, that seem to require but breath to
bring them upon the heads Of the passers-by.
Watkins made his escape from the Station
House, on Tuesday morning, for the third time.
he has boasted that prison in the Eastern States
could hold him, still less our band-box prison. His
boast seems sustained by the facts.
1t was reported that man in the act Of plunder.
ing had been shot by the police on Tuesday night.
One man was seen to fall from the roof of three
story house in Montgomery street, the night of the
fire, into the flames beneath. Name unknown.
The immense pile of lumber on Battery street,
next to Winter & Latimer's, was on fire at one
time but being discovered, it was promptly extin-
guished.
There were many instances Of heroic daring ex.
hiblted during the conhagration. The Monumen-
tails, in particular, worked their engines SO close to
the flames, that even the wet blankets which they
threw around them did not protect them. We shall
be most pleased to record the names Of all those
who distinguished themselves On this occasion, il
their friends will inform US Of the facts
Messrs J. L. Riddle & Co. were burnt out for
the third time, but they will "never say die
They are up again at their old stand
Numbers of harpies, not content with the devas.
tations of the fire, were busily engaged on Sunday
and Monday, in carrying off the few articles of va.
lue that were spared bv the fire
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We have dates Of the 18Th inst. Every thing
seems TO be in a state of quiet on the island. ;
The Don Juan Of Austria is cruising sfoJ6d the
island, half for fun and half for fiiibusters.
The firgaie Esperanza had caught fire in the
harbor, but very little damage was done.
There had been heavy rains on the island, which
had swollen the streams, causing them to overflow
their banks, by which several deaths had occurred,
and much injury was occasioned.
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ORLEANS, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1851

alert to preserve their vessels. The ship Susan
Drew, Captain Holbrook, took fire three times
from the burning brands that were driven upon her
by the wind, but by prompt application Of water
she was each time saved. Several others were
also on fire at various tmes, but none, we are
happy to say, were burned. The Audubon, after
being in flames several times, deliberately put up
her helm and wound her way among the feet, and
succeeded in reaching place of safety, without a
collision or accident Of any kind. The maneuvre
was admirably executed. At one time, from the
course the fire was pursuing, the high wind set
ting towards the Bay, and the utterly powerless
efforts Of the firemen to stay the ames the ship
ping seemed inevitably doomed. Had the fire con-
tnued down Long Wharf much farther, nothing
earth could have saved the fleet. But, stopping
as it did at Battery street, all beyond was pre-
served. ..
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We hear favorable reports from the mining re-
gion about Ophir. The miners are now very
generally averaging from six to ten dollars a day
and in some instances more. In the large ravine
which rises in Auburn, and passes through Ophir
there are large numbers Of miners at work to
advantage Ibid. -
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Both Fires.

1t is gratifying to have the evidences which the
papers give us that the suferings by both fires
were allevated in every sense and respect as much
as possible. Every effort was made to soften the
effects of the calamities where they fell most
heavily.
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MUSIC AND MUSICAL INsTRUMKNTS,- The
IVA subscribers would respectfully request your IN.
attention Their large and extensive stock of Mu. -
sic and Musical Mefchandiss Of descrpticn; I
and also to their yell seected assortment Of Piano HN
United States and Europe. r
Strings for VIOLIN Guitar, Harp, Volncelo, Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs. Screws. etc.
Vioins. Flutes, Guitars Aocordions, Braw instruments
for Banls, Tambousnes Banjos, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Fere Wire, Tuning Hhmmes, Forks. etc etc. and
eve Gds,. ao Wnsc snd Mns;csl h
attended to. =
liberal discount made to dealers and professor. and
seminaries.
Second land Pianos bought. and taken in part paymen,
for
All the Music received from the North a. soon pub
lished. - = -
The entire Music Department viii be under the charge c
Mr. H. u. Hewitt ... New Orleans, La, Oct 40.
,a f. A. TYLER.
O25 dtfI WA H. ID. HEWITT.
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DIR. LACRUE's, Of Paris, TOOTH AND
GUM SPECIFIC.
THIS is beyond donbt, the best article ever
- - discovered Tor the Testh and Gums keeps the
Teeth tee from tartar, and sof and beems Gums
y health and frmness, and consequently sweet breath
or proof Of the above crcus To be had Of te
Agents, viz: DR GILbERT, Poydras street li
CLAREE q ALLISON, St Chasles street.
p. L. MAssry. Camp and Graviss.
d. j. WRIeRr l5l Chasires street.
j. SvnH cnr. Canal and Csrondeet
Z, 81 l-. t'S A.krrnALL u Co.. MaspziBe street.
MeplCAL ipYpoT, Poydras sire L
--a -- ~ NYsrKANp. co., Apollo and T. To-. II
Gko. RKsD, Nay nie- and Euts pc.
II. kALTryfR, corner Jackson and Levee
Streets Lafayette ; and Of the MANurAuTuRHRs,
jeS ly1p go = - = ~ hasanne Mteef. n. u.
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CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
fNR i. II. FELL. Il CO., "a COMMON STREET.. 4,
NewOrieans, Importers and Dealers, ph0iesaiet
and retail. -. Lamps, Plated and BRITANNIA i<<f
Walters etc.. Goods will be offered at low prices. and
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HO! YE RED HEADS AND GRAY.

EAsT INDIA HAIR DYE colors tbs Hair and The sEin
Any psrso by occasionally using this Dye his Hair
Whiskers darE perfectly black This Dye
actursd BY the celebrated Chemist Dr. COMsTOCK auths Of
Comstacts Chemistry Philosophy and by him
the Skin. 1t is sold in New Orleans only by
mill 6m j. WRIGHT Il co. ISL Cbartres 1t.
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NEW MUSIC NEW MUSIC.

TYLER u HEWITT, Piano Forte and Music
Il Store 80 Camp have Just received from Mn,
the North Five Hundred New Pieces OF MU. ExAh
SIC, from various composers and suitable play XHSK
ers Of all grades Among these pieces be found 3ze
the following bsautfsl sompos!,ions, VIZ; -
bated ,Roci Waitz. sung with snch grea, success at
the St. Charles Theatre by Sgnora Paroii; Fantasie
Slguor Bees favorte Sulla popa del brick -
:. Pa1odl Pelks igh.Iide Peka Fsntsse from the
all BY strakosch Good bye Polka; Mysosts POLKA
" Mountain Daisy Jsiy Trefz's great song; Polkas,
Marches. Wazes Songs Operatic Sketches eIc,
kV Musical Merchandise of all kinds.
my1 TYbeR& HEWITT. 50 Camp street.
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A CARD.

pKlNTED AND COLORED GOODS
L 80 cases Low. Medium and Fine Printed Cacess;
II - new style fast.eoored p nted Lawns;
Is - Printed Drills and Deams; III.
IL - fine French and Scotch Gingham;
- Apron Checks;
Is - Blue and Orange Plaids and Stripes;
Is - and bales Indigo Denms;
20 - Cottonades -. For sale By
mh& yOSEPHH, PALMER 6 GO, n Camp d.
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Receipts Of Produce,


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= Y ! Ss' s.f Sea- 5:
s;:rs I; s:ssa
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ss pf g A:s st. ds,s 8
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ss ss & hsS. &C. sotsa ss,' F FL
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"a q Hi'ss:-s,s * 8. a ss:' s g.;
sssai s. s: ss g: ll:.i as ss':;i;
sis . -: 'ffs :;ssf' Henry IS b.,.,
6 $500: sc WI tbd D: :s:sa ) 3
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81 $50 81 Si -; ..S$,, 81
81 Siaifiiisf: - y. .''
g.: 81 III: = = 8; q
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INK H:s.s s is ] 3 Bs. 10 %sss q
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"a SMS Wa S1 Ss,l. ST. ffsos,5 "a, z;
Nv Va s:: $500: ;| &;
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,aud Bros &oo5 do Dunbar Bechanan-d DO Buokney
So SI sSa Jug s 81 Write sS
"a : Sb MsH,; W,%; S ss,,sl
@.s seR 8 osdsr-Tos II bales cotton hhds sugar
IA assmsr Saxon: o. bales cotton
MenifSSsI, Do lGs hsd. ,sssI Ga%ms 4 81 8
80 3;
HIT eifis' Ss Soops. g s0iP bs
S,s a. 7 Pi Sis,. f fs.sui.l hss "a.
s:s Dss. q 60 Fs g Blssss ssd
Z. | ); S:: rs s,ls; cot,
Sss $sR ts% Sssi Fam: bse:sss Sss1ss
a tu G: sos q
B,ssi1 ss sosfiy o ss;G' S &sc
Bp &co-isP A Owen acoa.is swi9sy, Green kcoIl7 i
6sLsy H:wEin:. Dc koSi.on Asn154 DO; e hid.
iO0bSs ianr Wright. Williams &co-s hides Mad ROurk
FokF T9WsoN,psr,.eame.T Texas; ls7 bales cetto,
H MSos-64do bales pellie l6 hides Mrishi Wiiams
d'ss eSosS sdss P,sfs FsTn
600 bale eaton. sdo pess BuehannGn Gar %I &co
COS Ss SO,on DO peiais. bundle :ti2: MsRea ao
90 cotton n@ts
"a Dc PelIries O hides g sks Cotton ss ed eS
ASen. 2s' % burke &eo do Moon Titus &oos4 %
Nelson &co-45 DO Hamilton. Maekindsr Secs do
Arlington aoo-7 do Mcmahon PeaisaIIs jas honey ]
DudIsy-4 bales peltries and sundre to order-tota III
IL ssms, S. Y: r. MANI aS sS' s
%hy
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Sbssca Suk s MSsee fane
MS,sy Ss hb, y, onse.f
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SSs Pcsisss hhd; s SSiis5 KS
fss; s!fSs s1ss sS9s
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TTIshe!| &SeO furniture q BrsSlYn order
l45 bbls moasses Boser Foley@o do suga, q noas
sss Payey. sbt eo5O do sugar Flower &oo5O bbls
se s Sss'
h9 obj %
sRs "a I 55' s.gsI PssS"is!
squireea bids sugar, sugar G Iieweaiota 5j5 b,d
sT5sj ...a aso,s 90 Ss s... 20 ~ Ps
a3 pI' hams isa do ald Leland &csi% % pork n Dc
Ss1s e2 &c
=; II Psa
$ pecan. $50 sks corn, 50 pcs bagging II Wingae
FLATBoATs
Mt JeJJerssn City
lKENTUCkY-Per Hughes s. Cooper's two boats: %.
w,-NNiiRGINiA-Per Franpton's boat 800 bushels oats
COMsiEMees.
Per ship Faneul Hall. from Boston-Stone u WawOrh-
Fsi%si BatesS
sizsrvCh Nourse Scg,Marsh Raplett-May yanhool
s F. e Say F9 ps @ EawEda. y p
sSE ,das FS
cecook, Youss &oo0f BridgenM Marf LaSd Ilsa ss
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provide wohoe coach the specific Did, though
moderate difference in The oompensaton in case the differ
which looks TO aeducon in the cost OF trauporta on Ex
sepons, however, may be allowed, whes the star bid is
mansst that the reasons for preng the specific bid do not
exist in his case . 49,. ,. e,
or seamboat TRANSPORTATION required by the and i'm
porance Of the mails the preference Tor the specific bid will
he III necessary carried greater extent Of difference than
on he Inferior coach routes subject however, the exoep
tons above stated. -, .
iantamonnt 10 new Did, and cannot be received as TO
interfere with regular competition, after the last hour
receiving bids. . , -,
ty the sucency of guaranto or suetes without knowing
that they are persons Of sufficient responsibility and all bid
ders gunrantors and surees distinctly notified that on
failure TO into perform the contracts Tor the service
proposed for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities will be
enforced against them;, ..ui Al,
tofos used in this Department except in the respects pacu
larry mentioned in these instructions and condions and
ali RAILROAD and steamboat routes the contractors will be
onied 10 deliver the mails into the post offices at the ends of
the routes and into all the post offices not more an eighty
rods fom the railroad or landing: , , go. =,
Post Office Department, January 10, le5l lei 6t law
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PeF ssamshp LouisIana, from Lavaca BAY and Galveston
MR. Johns, Mrs Carve Ms RandeII, Mrs Willard, Mrg
lady, M Dgprs and lady, Mrs. Rsbe't;on and daughter Or
Prey, DR. Gukardy, Rev Bacon Lieut. Roy u s A; r.
Eaner, Luce Ferguson M Little, Sealer. Carr, ] T
Duncan. Price, Butcher, Benveius, Howard, Sratt,
Cox-and Ia n deck. - '
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French Atyssgsgage,

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-Private Les
s0nsin the above Transitions from Enslishinto French
Apply a the office Of the Crescent. the 81 Of
hItDio anu taIhope streets dlI
SROOkLeN WAREHOUSE CUMpANY-The
~ Brooklyn Warehouses, giers opposite Newt ans
are new Y readiness 10 receive PRODUCE from the WEST
ana MEhCtlANDlSE from the NORTH, intended for re.
smpment hayng $500 feet front the river with whnves
IN 'front.' Of the Warehouses by which goods are medely
conveyed without dayage or exposure to the weather ans
loading of ships. - ~ o+'
ChaIges pre- iHed at verylo rates, and every
uh offered to NE liefhaus In the city the Shippers
me upper county, Its the wish of the umpauy 10 euuaI
the cont enencssoi the Alta tic Dock Of New ORR.
to visit The premises. ~ ~
leans r / ffs Nj Y ss,o, ,'1W,f'
o. itetereac;s y r Getdea; Price, Frost 4 Co.; j. W.
1t'Ht''i ~ 'i'.; h r. flchula
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Genuine Medicine Warehouse,
No. lei Chartres st. NeYX Orleana,

I WRIGHT & CO. having res,lved to stand unnvaed in
y every department of their business have agreed with The
Proprieton and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, keep them
stanty supplied with fresh and ample assortment
ta below e usual market prices By tins they
IRE enabled to offer for the inspection OF purchasers the most
extense assortment; which be found in this o. any other
city, Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines, they have acquired face.
Tor conducting this particular department. the most liberal
SCALE and prepared to supply the trade at
az R per cenage his either At Wholesale
a9sgor'm,ento Of A LII GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
me ioiowng list comprises part Of their assortment and
s e lnshed 10 Dealers in most cases, at IRON twenty TO
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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Man, Aw~ - a..

The steamer Iroquoi left Nashville the 9th inst reports
The Cumberland River had risen six feet, and still rising
The Ohio River rising fast.
The steamer Griffin Yeatman left Cincinnati on The 18th
ins-In port for NewOrleans. steamers w Kendall, Win.
field Scott, United States and New Orleans,
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List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.

Mote In the Frat municipality designated in Towing
table BY the Nos; commence at the Railroad and
In the Second n2) the Nos above the
Ing, No. being Flaboat Landing Third tm3) The first
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---~SO0---ss
SDOEelh,

By the ship John Feden, the i7h January in lat 80
30, long $50 A. British bark Swan, Capt Guam from Lv.
epool, for Janaeathe Captain being ill., supplied him with
fresh provisions
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6chooners.
s lY.s ,ANl RATHING APPARATus. dc.

~ V HTrMH Eng CAKIY, PLqMBER, No. lY4 CAMP
and large assortment Of Brass Cocks various sizes: a
rori9 and LIT Pnmps; Beer Pumps, etc., etc; I'm
ALSO, laying and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead woIE
9! every description ship and Steamboat work pIomnty
put up and repaired. All ordes nrnmptly attende To-
~ CHARGES moderate. 49, "e We
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SHIPPING.
FO r CA LIFOR MA.

FOR CALIFORNIA, HAVANA AND NEW
l. YORK-The double engine steamship FALCON, H,
j. Hartstene u s. NJ, commander, having been thoroughly
will leave from her wharf, opposite the Place Armes with
the government Mails. FRIDAY. the 18th inst, at
O'Clock A. NJ precisely.
eg This Company has now four new and magnificent
Steamships. the REPUBLIC, CoLuMpUs, IsTHMus aud An
TkLoPE, running semi nonthy the Pacific side from Pana
ma to San Francisco The connection Panama being
complete, will be carefully kept up therefore, passengers
may rely upon meeting with detention that place except
Eg An experienced Surgeon ACCOMPANIES eaoh of the
Company steamers,
Passengers for Havana must procure passports from