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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03

nSIs% In the constitution both Of our mind
and our body, every thing must 90 on right.
and harmonic well together to make as hap.
ry, but should one thing 60 wrong, that is
quite enough to make us miserable and, al.
though the Joys Of tbs world are vain and
snort, yet its sorrows are real and lasting;
Tor viii show you ton Of perfect pain, with
greater ease than one ounce of perfect pleas
uie; and he knows little Of himself OF Of tho
world. who does not think it sufficient happi-
ness to be free from sorrow. therefore give o
to'se man health, and he win give himself
every other thing. say, give him health.
for i often happens that The most Ignorant
empire can do US the greatest harm, although
The most skilial physician knows not how 20
do US the slightest good
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
CHEAP SADDLERY.


ENHE subscriber has just received an add
IL ton to his stock of Saddlery, selected with
cafe from the best assortment in his line OF
business, in the City of Baltimore-to which
he res pectfully invites the attention of his old
friends and customers. He feels confident that
he can give satisfaction to all who call upon
him, either for good articles or good bargains.
He continues 10 sell at reduced prices. and on
liberal terms. at hia old stand, opposite the
Store of J. w. Boyd
J. VINCENHELLER.
Martinsburo Nov g. 1880
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
A CARD.
A CARD.
CHARLES l.. DREBING,

ROPE MANUFACTURER,
.Mariinsb,wg, Berkeley County, Virginia.
INVITES the attention OF Merchants, Far
4 mers, Millers and others, to his stock of
ROPES. comprising general assortment Of
Coil Rope, Bed Cords, Plough Lines, Mason
Lines, Hallers, Blocking 1icinc. Broom
1tcnne, Sc, Sc; Mil aud Machine
Ropes manufactured 10 order.
0o-Punc,ual attention will be paid TO all or
ders received. Jan.7, lS5l-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03

n1g-Tbe Grand Lodge Of Masons ofKen4
lucky have had prepared beautiful block Of
marble for the Washington National Monu-
ment. The lettering and emblems on the
stone are said to be splendid specimens Of
artistic wofks
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
IRON! FRONT! 'FRONT.'!

r HAVE ON hand and will constantly keep the
best assortment ofIron to be found in this Coun-
ty. In my stock may be found the following
brands--Hughes Parsons Loman and Hupps
Celebrated Iron, every bar Of which warrant to
begood For sale cheap at the New Depot.
Nav s. Il. II. BOYD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03

CtANDLESi CANDLES I'VE have a lot
~ Of excellent country mould Candles:
March 4. HARRISON y HAMME'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
WANTED,

A LII kinds Of Country Produce, for which
IN the highest marketprice will be given.
B.'R. BOYD,
June 25. .Netr Dep0t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
O0MEEOTEoM RZ
AND
CRO CERY TORE.
August TIleopIliI.

August TheOpIlil,
1.-TWO doors South Of the Berkeley House,
u would respect > lily inform his paironsand
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared 10 serve them in his business. He
invites attention 20 the fresh supply just receiv-
ed (to be constantly kept up) consisting in part
as follows:
CONTEMPORARIES.
Cakes oil all sorts. with which parties can al
WAYS be supplied al the shortest notice; Can
dies of every description, his own manufac-
ture; Fruits and Nuts; Raisins (by the box, }
Figs, Citron, Oranges, Lemons, Curranis, Sc;
Fine and Common Liquorlce; a supply OF
French and Fancy Confectionery soon 10 be
opened; also Crackers, Ste. Allkinds ofPick.
les and Pepper-Sauce; .dLE, CIDER and
POP.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses and Spices ofallkinds.
SEG.4RS and TOBACCO.
JEVELRY-a fine assortment; TOYS-a
great variety; together with every article in
his line, all Of which will be sold upon the
mos, accommodating terms.
Martinsburg, December 3, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
PANEL II. Doll.

AND HoUSE-JolNER--Shop
l on Burke Street, two doors East ofthe Ger
Reform Chur,L. July 81, ls49.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
NEW GOODS,

MY Stock of New Spring aud Summer G GODS
WI is now full and complete, and will be sold
Cheap. j W BOYD.
April 20, 1881
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
yo,,p III. BIondeI.

TTyIN, Copperand sheet-iron Manufacturer and
Martin SITS, and opposite the Lutheran Church.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
EIRSi FIRS,, FIRSli,

WTE wish to buy all kinds Of Furs, such
w as Otter, Muskrat. Raccoon, Red and
Grey Fox, Mink aad Rabbit, for which we
viii give the highest price in cash.
Jan. w. II. s. j .MATHEWS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03

Esl-Lieut, Gunpison. Of the TopogfSphi
cal Engineers, who has been employed for d
long time past in the surtey Of the Gfeas
Basin IN which the Salt Lake is situated
speaks of the Lake as an object of the great
est curiosity. Tho water is about one third
salt yielding that amount on boiling, Its
density is considerably greater than that Of
the Dead Sea. One can hardly get bis whole
body below the surface. Ia sitting posi-
tion the head and shoulders will remain above
water such IS the strength Of The brine. and
on coming to the shore the body is covered
over With an incrustation Of salt, in fine ervs.
tails. The most surprising thing about il is
the fact that during the summer season the
lake throws on shore abundance of salt. while
III the winter season it throws up glanbcr
salt In large quantities. The reason Of this
10 left 20 the scientific 10 Judge, and also
what becomes Of the enormous amount Of
fresh water poured into II BY three or four
large rivers. Jordan. Bear and Weber--ae
there isno visible outlet
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
SCIENTIFIC rAcrs.

We gather the following facts from late
number of Appleton's Mechanics Magazine,
ono Of the best practical scientific work Of
the day:
In this number there is an account of
machine for the incest admcasurement Of bod
les, by which the difference Of the diameters
of two hairs can be rendered paIpable.
A remarkable instance Of the diyisibilisy of
matter is seen in the dying Of silk with coch-
meal; a drachm Of which gives an intense
color to pound of silk; containing eight
score threads tothe ounce, each thread sew
enty yards long, and the whole reaching
about one hundred and four miles.
The addition Of small quantity Of rosin
to lamp oils greatly increases their illuuina
ting power, aud renders them less liable to
coagulate.
A railway train, going at the rate Of sew.
cnty-t five miles per hour, has velocity one
fourth that Of u cannon ball; and the mo-
mcntum of such a moving mass, at sdch
speed, is equivalent to the aggregate force of
number Of cannon balls equal to one fourth
of its own weight
On the Upper Danube, where the water is.
in hot weather only eighteen inches deep,
and the current very swift steamboats, arc
propelled by novel engine at the rate Of ten
miles an hour Eoening Post
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
CARPETING.

HAVE general assortment of Carpeting, which
j | will close out cheap G. W. BURNS.
Feb. IL, 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03

"AyING located himself in Martinsburg for
the practice Ct Medicine, may be found at his
residence, nearly opposite the Lutheran Church.
April 26 lS49
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03

DIR. PENDLETON,
HAS resumed the practice Of Medicine and
III Surgery in Mariinsburg. 0rOffice on
door West OF Hunters Hoge's Office.
January r 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-06-03
John Il. Norris,

INoRMERLY Of Washington, d c., having re
moved to Martinsburg, willpractice as anAt-
torney and Councillor at Law, in Berkeley and the
adioining Counties. March 20, 1919.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
s,Y TERRY Il sEEEE,EEsS.
IT Fs.

IA a.. lTN '1GrB1 NRsfNHaN' p}iNhri frH1ff liaG-
try and ftrs ity morning, ~ Fouy Dollars pr, alHl
NV ,5ie aicItce No subscription tci be red for
,tjfter time rIh mouths ini pupcr r bt di>rot
artearages are pdd
5sADyEsrsEuENrs inserted N 81 cents per sfunrc tor
ies for ercry tet farm Insertion AMI - cts PEI si
or ieSs) fDr crcry outer form insertion.
Ercry Aicc t'Ser 1eifo note on Tic S ta'e long
he oisheS s advertisement taserted an advertisements not
80 noted toai be inserted dHcoHn6ce be ordered
For YE,RiY tc terms GIC for tte pllrcgc
of tro sYneS, tn f squire 50 for s3Hare,
form So Ercry ucnriy adrcrcr tcHi be required to
colfae hS aircrtt>ls II ms parftelH inc Qf fdiHmcsS
tJpu pU>rlNG erfrdcd ataf'y and crpcdito"ly, and
dyIT Tfu%1DuLIC terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
f!aA%Ei. ~ rEEtEsl.E.l.,
Y,yO SSU,rS Egg>f Eypb,>

I>OR SALE Nr1plN = NRlGui2s Rnuk, ZINE
Il 1rvr lu1 tury ,,roi- Stoc. whore the t--
oI and Gnc lcwclr, always hc louud
at the lowest prices.
ALSO god assortment ol l-ttct, C1p, Account and
Noc plpef Envelopes tine Marble tlaes rap,r bog,nes.
Blank Boaks. Nuslral Instruments aluf Caucs. SGT ol
silver plaie=Ware, Pocket Bpoks, Put MoucS, Pocket
knives dnr Pieatt~ aud Picture Frames al all sizes, W OH
Boxes Nng Desks Purse, Ornaments lr the head, ta
gch,r great many Articles T., ,crt-c
I.gbl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
CH \ Il II O.I X
LIFE INSURANCE. COMP ANY,
soOi).Ottib {


500. 900 ..I9 ..l' aS- , '"P3@a '..aIa 4i'as %
ratsd uiar lac enrhan aud approval cot the fHel 51u'
M a al TIA, state. present All f1u's,s and ~errif,
The as-tlte un-rra..e Cd Il, tI~r al any COMPANY M
ID Salt. Crndurtng hlsins.- ilta af -. anil
,,t3 pl an, combine, all the neurf lre d ,
i,. met COW pa,r-. with salv ih, Sp,u.,. # one
la, pm.plo pr lAe Insurance ., based sound
.alrai cal lJuns. aHd adHt'~ l , HtssI Ifia1tr
sruri', beng the primary - lr' RI h .'.I. fln r1
~ vii do business ON fbe '>st r3lr- ul flf
h aud 'i nd t tt>lte s,arly {. In, tnsIH 5ul
rrtp.tufy to fhc Institution
BENEfIrS or LIFE iSSTG NNCE. Taear= It and
children want and m-er, alter the dr, tbe la,
band aud father though III practically useful eled
variety ni other cases
c the poar mans wealth, and eaal in
hers, ''cont mpatiug unmNed good to mankind
Have debtor Who Naa confident VIII pay yaall
ls hle Is spared Tor e" 'ears t" the amount ei hi>
debt insured ON ms t, ami Vau thcrth, secure deh
yon property nsamberd hy NOR indebted.
ue>s, surhas would involve L,nIy -Apnld he
eSpaeclly cd gat ne amepnt oI i#Ishfeln=-
insured on htc aud fhet,hv relieve chem tI-
embarrassment, and dScnrumhal your estate.
DO wish TO provide gIvIn suu fora ru1a1
ngmlnr,ty This can bc accomplished b deaslte with
TERMS AND CONDITIONS or INSURANCE.
The Company will grant In<nrlntc lives upon tia.
al principle, and al>' nran tie JOINT stock an laer
Persons may effect Insurance on hcr own ,s, upon the
lives ul others
Policies vii, be granted in the usual form. payable acr
death ii af grn al years a. upon the party afr'ha at
the ol 10 - 80. - of CD at hIs option, molfhef
Tree iron, the claims 81 creditors
The charter permits The granting ot insurance on a
every fotm including the fiet oi wifi childcn patent c
ation or friend, TO insure the hlc o another or lhre"
exclusive benefit
The assured, surrender of lie policy al any fme alcr
three years, viii rcceiveit equitable value IN cash
A .WhifiEMoRE, JR, i,nalhafg,
FtbG-.ly. Agent 1T Ntf.54ta.
pr. Wm oU,ay Owen, asamoieg rl,-iri.a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-24
VOL. NNX1ss.-Nss. I:5.
= e. Is A II =

OIp ItNts.=Nr have hst,t netn'ar "f ha
"Nrw lnk Metcnty." published Httl, "f ve"nh"'.
l77g Ii wasa lny paper. ruhlishci what the Bfii sh
ocr pied fhe city oi Nv fmk. The vtgnetie o the
p,prt IA oynl atme md 1t cont,lns extac from he
ichsl ranets and addrrs. II, Ienry Clinton fo'n
tho aval nnpnrs 81 the several teyped provinces. with
very pfecrnns .oply from th, ulicet. "N-ws from
Phlnlephlan - bears date 4b days bei re. its adver
t,."ncrs NJ, very limited aud ngs, them ar" s'n"
which we my commend IN the observation of some aho
lnn desrendania nf the adveriisefs. Two euneas re-
ward IA otfted tlt rrltn man who had run swav "o
= rnd,y laa; he named Srephnn. ia distinguished hy
hls "lany waul, - and chad on when h" went s"av.
shoi htann rat ,ckrd hat an, >lve' t,sses' with
uch cuspirnous apparel md undrr tho reward 81 two
eoineaa. naqno that Stephen mus. have la short
tutlouph .lirr Gat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
The Ship POwhattan---SuGlering of her
Passengers.

huscArISE Iowa, Saturday April r.
To he Editor Of The Tyibuas:
In looking over your paper Of March "A, see
an account of Capt F. Hopkins having left ten of
his passengers in an open boat on the Coast of
Mexico
was, unfortunately, one Of the passengers on
the ship Povhattau, and having acted az Clerk at
one Of the meetings held to petition said Captain
for q redress Of our grievances, and being one OF
tie Committee who presented to Capt. Hopkins
the petition, received from him the consol atory
response that orr redress was through the Amer
icsn Consul at Panama
After this and the leaving Of the ten men. was
requested by some OF the passengers 20 draw up
an account Of our nal treatment and grievances,
for the purpose of laying them before the C0a'ul.
| did So, and hot having the opportunity Oh pre-
sentipg them. on account at being obhgedt0 leave
the vessel at Resleio With 80 others, or run the
max of starvation If We ventured further, nave
the narrative before me, signed by some twenty
OF the unortunates. After giving an account OF
the miserable fare served up 10 US, IN contrast TO
what we were promised before leaving San Fran
cisco and the manner Of treatment We received
from the Captain, Ulcers and crew, the document
resds thus;
psoHea CAPT Hosssa Tor az .sSie % S Of on.
came We old by bin that OuT retress vas through
the American COnsul Al Panama We pettonsd him
TeluGDteptc he sgnied bis willingness 10 pat ne 10 Al
The st port he could make and neared tho above
he isue place apparently for that purp ie when Ten men,
headed by Capt Kellogg ei - make aid 10 me quarter
boat ne old OF sucCrtd but Kui bzch ~iih mucn am
Gully ils Iame night The next Gay utoue, Capt Re-
logg viii rne Others, viz 4 Nfeeland james Bab1lr
Jo,tpn Wsmap, Joseph W0Dd~ard G@Urse ca, Jas
NihsrspCOn. Walker. WA. Dupee and Eugene
Riug s volunteers AID passengers, made snonee 81
truft he Qstsuslle Oh Of which, with Capt Hopkins,
was 10 hunI the port TrLuaDteuec hut the real "bec
we feel assured wssto Ind place where ne ght waller
without ruoang into PET; va me wing .Pfhs1s Y, 20
But cut 10 sea paaEe1 Tch4snt8oec, e.ug "a hat there
wcs oily uT FEET water The bar aud hat he could aot
get hus leaving passengers whom 10 had sole molly
bound himself 10 Psnsma, 10 a. open boat win
only provision and @atef - the mercy 81 th,
cod tie rolling surf and a barren Ths last 81
bsreneSs ar1 pefcy calls loudly FOR the nGeTposon OF
the law, &c. &C.
] write this part Of the narrative to show you
that there is mo bright side 20 the picture, aud
that Messfs Trymsn and Walker may know that
have in my possession a faithful account OF all
the facts in the case, subscribed to by many OF
tie passengers, with sher residences. &c.
Wv H. D JENNIsON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
Iater from Panama,

We have received by the Ohio files Of the
Panama Star and Echo to the 9th inst, week
later than previous Advices. We copy the fol-
lowing items;
DlED-In this city, yesterday DR.. Z. w East
sbrook. of Philadelphia The deceased came 70
his death BY cause OF an affection OF the brain,
incurred during recent excsrslon 20 GorgOna,
In search Of the perpetrators OF the murders on
the Chsgres River. Immediately AFTER ms return
to this city, he was seized win Sickness "hcn
settled upon the brain, and has thus resulted IN
bis death. During bis sickness he received every
attention which bis condition required, and yes.
terdaV his remains were attended 20 their hnsl
resting place by large number OF acqaalntances.
Star, ga.
TIE GOLD MINES or DARtEN-It is recorded
in the Ofcial Chronicle Of the -0sh 4lsino, that
the Governor u Panama has ceded the right AMI
title II explore the gold mine called La Marea,
in the canton Of Daflen, 10 Ar. Emilio lie Breton.
ana he has also granted the Ike privileges b Mr.
Antonio Baraya, 70 plOre the once famous mines
OF Cans aud EspJltu 5anto. 80
After the invasion Of DarleD, ~ 1919 % sir
Francis Drake and the subsequent inroais OF the
BucaIeers - these mines, the hiog Of SPAN Or
dered 20 close them, and 70 cease GI TURNER ope'
rations therein, in order 70 prevent the further
pluucer Of their treasures. Since then Ehey have
hot been worked by any Pfa 'tlcal miners.
When the Independence o. the Istlmus was
proclaimed in ls2l, peace was also made With the
IscisDs Of Darien, and commercial aud friendly
intercourse continues 70 exist with them .,
We hsrbor the idea founded on iacts' ina. Il
some Of the emigrants would go &c Darien IL pace
Of going to California. they would have ls Yer
dangers to encounter and fatlgues 70 endfe
more comforts to enjoy and conse luentiy more IS.
ciltes Of Obtaining their cherished oolecE II tue
gold mines Of Darien. .
However. il ia rot yet too late, for under 1ne
democratic iD,ti.utions Of this Republic, ana rs
fee and liberal laws, an emigration Of moral and
lstorops foreigners, may md here ueaa '-!'|s
ethsr THE mines Of Dsiien OF y ne s-''' 1'''-
some OF the richest land N the word
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25

rsnt involves a long and tedious process -
but th's consumes a comparatively SIN al portion
o. tne tine. Tire quaFterr II nos more Of the
applications are informal or deficient in one. two.
three or half dozen necessary points Of evi-
dence-the period, duration. locality Of service,
&c such applications then become the subjects
OF much correspondence aud a. the responses
come In 'he pa2srs have y undergo - exsnina-
tlon each time ard q he end q the chapter.
there y nothing 90 citieuIG 20 obtain proof IF
ml"ery service Gfterthe syss Of haf century.
Inoush i may be well known additionally ghat
zoe applicant served 10 toe war, It may be ,mpos
lloie to establish the fact 5y satisfactory p-OJf-
Ire muster roll nigh. tel Ihs story, bat uls,sr
OLE ATE Iot always to b. had.
there IS another serious difficulty y 81 Eni,l
me Department haste contend, snd that IS - IS
certain the duration Of the service Ia order 70 ap
portion the proper amount as provided ioi IN the
law Applications are perhaps, oitener deficient
upon this point than upon any o,her.
WOUrER Won rWiLLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25

LATER FROM BERMUDA-We have files of the
Bermuda Royal Gazette to the LIST of April, four
days later than previous advices. There is no
news of Importance from the islands. A new
church in Devonshire Parish has been consecrated
by the Bishop Of Newfoundland. The sun o.
5000 has been subscribed in Barbados to the
relief of the destitute sufferers by Cholera at ia
maica The excess Of revenue 10 the Colony Of
Demerara will falfittle short of $25O,OOO, at the
termination of the present fiscal year. The Earl
Of Dundonald has been trying some experiments
in Trinidad on pipes for conducting water, made
Of as phatum. Should the ppes answer the pur
pose contemplated, there would be saving Of
expense in bringing water into the town Of Port
Snain of & 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival Of the Ohio, with s6OO, 900 in Gold
Dust.
RUMORs OF INVASION.

The S. 8. Mai steamship Ol,o. Capt. SoHENcX,
Cen. slrivec yesterday no-ains rom New.Orlean
end Hsvans Tire Ohio crossed the bar atshe Ba
lzel a, a Pm. on sbe 10Th Inst. aud arrived =.
Havana at P " on the lsth-mskins the psss.
age IN - hours The steamer FllcoH sailed from
Ne~ Orleans on the ls.h and the Georgia for
Chsgres on the l9:h.
The mos. intense excitement prevails at Ha-
vtna with regard 10 another invasion, and 50 con
fdenty is it expected that the troops for the pas.
week have been ordered to sleep on their arms,
and be ready for marching at moments warn
ing. The vessels Of war in port have been or.
dered 20 be ready for action. II was currently
reported in Havana, and generally believed, that
the cause Of the detention Of the Ohio on her pre-
sent trip from New Orleans 20 Havana was TO
bring out an invading force, and 50 great was the
excitement on her arrival that hundreds Of people
were waiting on the Mole to catch sight of the
expected troops. But apparently great was
their disappointment, as she passed along quietly
as usual 70 her moorirgs, without the least de.
monstration of hostility toward the timid Habs
neros.
The Ohio left Havana on the l9sh. She brings
200 passengers, $500 900 in gold dust, and $40 900
in specie on freight.
The following is the Specie List of the Ohio:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-25
American Steamers at Havaua-Itumors and
ReBcOnters.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
HAVANA, Saturday, April TO-
Nes1s. Grseleg & MeElrah:
The steamers Falcon and Georgia, which en-.
tered port within few minutes Of each other, on
the morning Of the 18th, from Chagres and New
York, have been somewhat Incommoded the past
night, in not being permitted to transfer proVis.
IONS from one vessel 20 the other Two OF their
boats were seized last night, in the coutrsband
intercourse with each other, Dat have beeR re-.
leased this morning, after taking an inventory Of
the duty pay able goods on board, with the under
standing that Drake, Brothers x Co would pay
up the fine that would be imposed.
! should mention the report made by passen-
gers on board Of the Falcon, in relation to the call
made upon her, off the coast OF Cuba, by Spanish
steamer of war to show her flag. preceded by
two shotted discharges across her bows. The
Falcon being IA well known to all who wear the
Spanish naval button, as any old dragon that has
haunted these aters for years, paid no attention
to the demand so made, bat loaded her pieces TO
prepare to receive boats should they be sent 20
board her. She probably displayed her coOrs.
The Spanish brig Lola arrived yesterday about
IL o'clock. bound from New Orleans to Barcelona,
called (three days from the BaltEe) TO report TO
the Captain General that when she came out OF
the Mississippi, having left the city OF New.Or-
leans two days subsequent TO the ONO, she LETT
that steamer at anchor 10 the mouth OF the river
and the inference obtains that she was there to
receive pirates on board The captain will not
win his ribbon this time for hia grataitous labor
Of loyalty, for few moments after the interview
u ith the authorities the Ohio was photographed
from the Moro. q. 10.