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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
BY telegraph

BosToK, April Arr ship John JARVIS Liverpool, Feb Ia
cbs Ireland New Yorkj Zephyr and Lady Suffolk
Below snip Hare, Irving from Tscshusns; brig Lisbon from
CID barLs wsybos,. River Plate; Hamilton, Rio Jausro
brgs Hope marses chaes Henry Msanzs MAIL Phiadelphs
PoRTSD S s@ and Con sts%s from
cardenssi schs Acadia, aud Cadet Norfolk, 6h hOul,OO
CD oh ssi. I4cS; c.,a.s:. .sh o.,l:. s.le%e.. p.
gfEfk, April An brig. Ezsbeth Ftora Para March 9TH
Locke Havana Pernanbucoi Pnta Cardenas er do
'H1WBEDFoRD ApnIb-Arr sch Hsnreta Philadelphia.
FALL RIVER AprI4-Arr schs msamora Ring, NOoI RoSt
Glover Tr.bs ondout sleeps chs Briggs, Tf'nOu, Nj EE
The sch Sarah Frances probably did sail for Savannah
ported
Arr St sch Joseph Iybrand Bell, Philadelphia Passed ups sch
HPPGsAUG twsTwicL) April Oxford, HowIasd, Bal
March se-cd bark Rorana NswYork
sOfh- Arr ,hps Columbus. and ST Louis Few YORK
Poa%.s s wosc Rhodes Phsi 81
nsta Cheny do Townsend Matthias for do Horton
Taunton sip. Too Ha Hull and HAWKINS, Jones
SID sps S.dsrse Brown, Gadnsr SswYork VIM Sanford
Jones, 90. ~, g.. p.,.;uo,. v..,.,a.v han, 40
miles Mou,auk Pst boat Josiah stuges Of New
p ssSs e soss b eiss Albany Emily DAVIS A'''
fore for H 1ss ussS Say o
My cIowsI Bsmo Hamlet Sherman o for Ph:ds a
Nh; .ioops Hsr,sstsnd Blackstone Tor New YORK.
EEWPoRT Apnls~Arr sehs M.tamera King from Norfolk
EswYok Engs Dorr Norfolk for Boston, Roet Bruce ser
9a sSda New York for @Ss@ Lucy Jane
Paine Boston vgs Simeon Baker, HAYES 90 for dol Ocean
Wave Daniels dc for Tange sooP Wsey, Bristol HSedofc
Montana Hsnet,, I'm Boston for New York.
The ,cbr Robert Bruce port Distress with loss OF
bov,pT cuwAser by collision with sch Maryland
on sd INST of Egg Harbor passed Point judith to-day.
ApnS AMnost of the above went out this morning. together
with sch Walden. Of Stonngton which wintered hsre
In port schs Paios ans Robt Buns
Pn-Arr schs Isabel wiIhams PhlAdelph csaes H,on'or
DO; Dvsky sally Iugshsm Camden iot Norfolk Granville. sel
BOson Clara Gould Boston for As1s0sns Rseseca
Gould DO for sburg Baker Anss New fork for ko
land Hope Candy y NLondon for Boston, Marsena Nfort
for Dsnn. soops Gnsss GAvt Albany Caroline BIZ ghtnas
FAD River for Asy Lincoln and Charles Philips Taunton
g. " yo,h Hs-Ssc,shhl. Simmons Providence for HYOrk
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TRAVELLING.

limited STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP BALTIC, Capt j. Comstock.-This steamer
will depart with the nais for Europe positively on
Wednesday, April 10 at II o'clock from her berth at
the foot Of CanalsL All letters and papers must pass
through the PostOfee. For freight passage, having
un equaed accommoc atoms for elegance and comfort ap-
ply 10 EDWARD K. COLLINS So Wan st. Positively
ie sht win be received board after Monday evening
April "a Rhe steamer Pacific will succeed the Baltic add
start May 10. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
EvOURTH CONCERT at the TAB
FRNACLE-THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.

grateful The citizens Of NewYok for their patronage
Inns far respectfully their 4h Concert Of the
Series on THIS Tuesday EVENING, April varied
ard attractive programme will be introduced
Admission Zee usuAl-Ge ntcmen 3 cents Ladies' Ia
Gems only. Entertainment 10 commence a. a. Tickets to
be obtsDed al the music stores In Broadway sad a. the
uck ct Office on evening Of entertainment Gh
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COUNTY or NEw-YoRK, So ENOCH DEAN, Presi-
dent and NATHANIEL g. BRADFORD Cashier OF lid Bank
being ouly sworn severay depose and say that they
the President and Cashier aforesaid and that the fore
going is Ia all respects tue statement OF me conduon
said Bank before the transaction OF any business on
the morning OF the 18th day of March, 1851 beng the day
specific 10 the notice 81 The Controller Secretary OF State
ard Teasurer preceding the date Of this report
curing the ssme) according to the best OF their
and belief; that the said Bank 10 Associated Bank and
s ocsted IN the City Of NewYork In the County OF New
York where 1t has Banking House for tho transaction OF
It's business ard that from the frat day of June l848 up to
the day of making this report the business thereof
transacted at such location
ENOCH DEAN, President
u BRADFORD Cashier.
Subsc and sworn by both Opponents this 7h day Of
April 1851. before me- BENEDICT LEWIS JR.
A8lt Commissioner OF Deeds
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OONCERT POSTPONED.-The

" CONCERT Of Vocal and Instrumental Music an
poopeed for April q. Knickerbocker Hall, under the
direction Of Mr. Rcwe will iate place without rcgart
10 weather al ,he sane place. Tuesday evening April
Stb al "a o'cloek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Iron our Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA, April Enthusiastically A5stross N'f
As Charsstop sehs Emes Luce WDguaa, sew Caste Eng
Mars Hin Crockett CardenIs Almifa, smh New London rahc
Elzy, Lsmst Del n.
Csrrd-Shp ssra Webster San Francisco brgs swan sray
Issuayrs; CafornM H:cbbourn, rdsnas Cheopse Shis
Bocn; ech Sidney Boes Bridgeport SyIene, James Noe
wch Thos Feuusr SksrOn, Boston; GIstis Cross Ch.ss
Comprou MORAN Bost IN VHgua etnsdon ran ne ~
pia, Sesrs salem; Almirs, Smith, new London
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INDEPENDENT LINE.-Ths new and
II splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA, will leave
Pier 4 North River, on Friday llth April snd VIII isna
her pssset gers al Chages 10 time take one VI me new
OF the Indepen lent Line st Psnsma on <on OF
April arrive 10 esn francisco beore the liza Nay De-
ine iusG thirty Gays from NowYork 10 San francisco
Cheaper and quicker than other line For freight or
passage apply 10 BERFORD CO.,
2Vesey-st, Aston House, y. 4.
Freight to San francisco, As cents per 10. a5ul'n
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GARDEN-OPEN THIS

lVAND EVERY EVENING -Mansger, JOHN sEF-
ToN-CIRQUE FRANCAIS-Gaaxy OF Stars-French
English and American Entire change OF entertainment
First appearance Of MIR. McCOLLUM-First appearance
Of Mr. EATON sTONE-First appearance Of Mr.. THOS
NEVIL-0Bnd Ascension OF Baptist Lotsset-Madsme
Caroline and Nous LOisse In the scene Of La kose-Coco
Dsnce-EQuestrRn Director, Mons y. Lolset-C!owns,
Msssra Waller and Lahrop-Equeetrisn Feais by Master
George Darius-Posndric Feats by Mr. Richard Rivers
Leuned Russian Horse, AIar Gul-Madame CsroThe
will introduce her act Of the Hsuie Ecole-La Rose,
scepR eGuesre ct Haute Ecoe, by lie Caroline Logo
and NJ LossOi Tickets 80 cents-chdren under years
half nrice Day performance "Wednesday and Saturday,
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Passenger Arrived

hsAg Hartford from gaEanneA-G.o Russell y DsAfbSrs,
and 10 u ths stssFags
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

NOTICE is hereby given that an assess
Nment OF fry per share has been duly laid upon
the capital stock OF The Roger Williams Coal Mining Com
pany and the same 10 required be paid before the
frstday Of Nav 1885, the Treasurer OF the Company a.
HE Office IA WAllst, IN the City OF New-York.
Ia case any atockholder shall neglect pay such assess
mep on or be fore the ay above mentioned The sock held
by him. or 80 much hereof may DO necessary, Will DO
sold public auction pay the same In accordance with
the act OF incorporation and bylaws Of the Company
D. SHEPHERD, Treasurer, IA Walst
March 26 1851 al iaw4ws
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I S. PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL
STATES MAIL STEAM.

GNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
OgHIP COMPANY-FOR CHA0REs DIRECT, via
HAVANA-Through Tickets to SAN FRANCISCO by
the u Mail steamers from Panama, al Reduced Rates
Fare to NEW-ORLEAN8 Reduced.
On FRIDAY, Aphl ~. al NJ, the splendid double
engine steamship GEORGIA 5000 IONS burden, ID Pof-
ter u. N, commander Will ssll precisely al O'Clock
p NJ from her pier The foot Of Warren o. N. X, with
The Government Mails direct for Havana and Chagres
New-Orleans passengers transferred Al Havana 10 me
splendid double-engine steamship FALCON.
Freight tsksn 10 Chsgres al 70 cents per foot
Specie only lsken on freight 10 Hagaos
No bills Of adpg will be signed SITTER the steamer nss
sailed
For freight or passage apply al the Office Of The Com
pspy, III Westst as 81 NJ y hObEhro'
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& ERIE RAILROAD
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
IEW-YORK & NEW HAVEN RAIL

lNROAD-This line Issyes Csnal.st stston-Accommos
dalton Train al 7l5 A NJ; Express yrain, NJ Accom-
mediation Train, ga Nj Express Train NJ Aceo san'
tson Train for Bridgeport At p n. Passenger are ~
quested 70 procure dcse before ,esDg seats 10 The cars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
OALIFORNIA PASSENGERS are ac-

Accommodated with the best and cheapest CONVEYANCE
by calling al the California Passenger Once In Broad
way. Here, too, they see The God Blua Sand and
Scale Gold separated with rspdiy and perfection never
as az ARNOLD BuFfUM co.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between

EUULAh MAIL LINE UcIWooE
y BOSTON and NETWORK via sTONIN0TON az
PROVIDFNCE-The steamers g. VANDERblLf ana
COMMODORE leave Pier No q North River: daily az
O'Clock PM The Commodore Captain VIM II. frazeos
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; the g. Wander
bit Captain Joel Stone. Tuesday, Thursdays and ~
urdays On the arrival Of these steamers Al sonngto1'
proceed oy Railroad Providence and Boston
This IL the direct route from New-York 70 bosons
For passage &c apply on board o. al the once ~ ns"eJ
place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

I'VE The new aud elegant Steamer REiNDbI.a, sra
A,pyRT DgcRooT, will leave Hew.York from pier ~ -
MuTay-st every Monday, Wednesday and Fncsy
ipg al o'clock and returning, leave Albany 100 3s
n.nal landings each way cy- Meals served % se,sI0f
q orfuIiber information apply u JAnbs re sai
& CO. Beaver It.. Eew-loTk Fare TO Ne",@ss4d
Pokeepsie so cents
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-01
The Republic and Col BiKIer.

1t seems that remarks few days ago have induced
the Republic publish the extract from Colonel Bges
letter to George H Martin, esq. The official organ
makes wry faces, like child forced TO take unpaata-
BILE dose but still has published the from Col
Bigers letter. proving that he did vote for the obrue-
ton ac the whg press OF Pennsylvania had charged
We chronicle the event. and chronicle il with pleas
ure.
We devoted TO children, because they are never
ungra,efu Oien,mes we have coaxed them toward the
right They would turn their backs on sometimes,
with features swollen with passion and cheeks besmear-
ed with the OF anger But soft words subdued them
at last We have, therefore, hopes of the Republic
yet 1t has, with its thumb between its teeth, and in a
sulky mood, taken step in the right direction We
shall persevere and watch it, with the hope that may
make man" Of it yet.
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Plined In England, with the avowed purpose OF aiding
rebellion against nation with which England at
peace although u is true that subsequently act of Par
lament was passed prevent transactions nearly ap
proaching 10 public war, without license from the Crown
" IL may be said that there is difference between the
case oi civil war arising from disputed succession
protracted revolt of colony against mother county
and The OF a fresh outbreak ncefnent of
rebellion The under signed does deny that such dis
tinc,on may for certain purposes be deemed well founded
He admits that gopswnswt called upon consider IFS
oo" rights Interests aud duties when civil wars out
In other countries decide all the OF
the particular case upon its existing stpulao on
probable results. iohat ats security requires and on
many other consider alion Ii may be already bound 10
assist one party may become bound il so chooses
to assist the other aud to the consequences Of such
assistance.
Bat. whether the revolt be recent or long continued
they who join those concerned In it, whatever their
offence against their oo" country however they may be
treated II taken with in their hands territory of
tue government against which the standard OF revolt
raised, cannot be denomnated pirates without depart.
ing from all ordinary Of language in definition of
offences cause which has foul origin as yracy
cannot in its progress by its success obtain claim TO
degree OF responsibility among nations
and civi wars, Therefore, understood have
u commencement.
1t Is well known TO Mr.. Fox that authorities of tho
highest eminence in Great Britain, living and dead,
have maintained that GENERAL LAW or NATIONS does
not forbid the cifisns sbJects of from
taking part the civR eomotions Of another There
reason, indeed, think such may the opin
ion OF her Majesy's government at the present
The undersigned has made these remarks from the
vction that 1t is important regard established dsnc
tons and to view the and offences of individuals
the exactly proper light But il is DO inferred that
there is, the part Of this government any purpose
of exenuang the slightest degree, the crimes those
persons, citizens of the United States who joined
military expeditions against the British government, in
Canada"
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California A fairs

We have been permitted to make the following extract
from letter from California
:" You will see that the democratic party have recently
held convention at the city of Bencia for the purpose
OF organizing and nominating candidates Tor the various
State offices, from the governor down.
We are sangune OF success the day OF trial. Our
nominations popular, and you may look for glorious
aews from the Pacific State in the year 1852. We have
speakers OF great ability any to be found IN any
State 10 the Union have never heard more powerful
and elective speaker before the people than Governor
Smith and with our able Senator Gwin and Col. We'll
Ter of Ohio, Judge Raston, Henly of Indiana Holmes
of South Carolina, McLane of Baltimore, and others,
we must triumph The convention has made good nom
nations in good localities and adopted platform in har
mony with Justice and the true interests OF the people oil
California.
"The address to the people Of California by the
vention together with the powerful speech OF Governor
Smith as president OF the body has aroused the State
from its lethargy, and awakened energy and enthu.
STA SIN heretofore wholly unknown
.Goyernor Smith presided over the deliberations OF
the convention in the most incompatible manner and
his address on taking the chair Of, if not the
most mastery and beautiful that had the pleasure
to listen to- II the very thing for the occasion
beautiful, symme trca in all its proportions, chase IN
sentiment and dcton, radical and philosophical in doc
une luminous and graceful in elocuon. and delivered
in magnificent style II was address OF which the
most ambitious might well be proud and when say il
received it deserved to be- but say, in another
FORM that il created such storm OF enthusiasm and de
leg sative popular. II dignifed and statesman.
composed Of historical data luminous theory crushing
argument and triumphant eloquence This the esti-
nation placed upon this address by the convention But
more hereafter"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-01

Cor. BIeLER.-A great falsehood which the wings
have been using against Mr. Bgler democratic candidate
for governor in Pennsylvania, the statement that in
si7 he voted for the law prohibiting the Of the jas
10 hold persons claimed fugitive slaves. II
cocted and published by brother law TO Mr. John
ston the tricky wing governor, who is seeking TO retain
his power BY aid OF the aboonists This twisting and
turning politician states in his speeches that the bill TO
repeal The above law and thus maintain the compromise
measures, not presented TO him until about an hour
before the adjournment Of the late legislature and that is
the he didn't sign it, Now the fact is, he sign
bills after the legislature adourns and since the final
adjournment he actually has sgned thirteen bills which
thus became laws With such facts these before
them proving Mr.. Johnston to be inmical to the Com
promise, is strange that the Republic and other admin
straon papers should sustain him. II will be ditgrace
TO Pennsylvania, and Justification Of protested regard
for the Union, If this abolition wing shall be elected
governor Not only the democrats. but the sound
Union loving people OF Pennsy however they may
hitherto have been csssed, bound to ebuke knavsh
agitation, BY voting for William Bger, who. in letter
promise measures and in favor Of thorough and eeet
s1eenion of them hsy are, and against all future
gressional agitation Of the questions settled by them
That ID the language OF man and patriot, and, com
pared the shuing and equivocaon OF Johnston, ~
old to dross.-BoH0n Post
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Coming to their senses.

We published yesterday an official order from the
War Department, entitled General Orders, No 49,
signed by the Secretary of War; and countersigned by
the Adjuant General of the army. The first paragraph
OF the said official order mo, 1a) is in these words:
The expenditures of the army, pariieuiarly
The Quartermass department. aud sersrai instances of
reckless eIrapagance that haze recently been brought
notice, have led the department to infer that rigid
economy might be praced hdn has lately been obSe, Ped"
These are the words of the Secretary of War yet we
have been bitterly assaied because had the audacy
to assert that the at the disposal of the War De-
partment were not judciously and economically used to
fulfil our treaty stpuations Holy Writ tells us that
there is nothing new under the sun; but yet we must
say that some strange things happen under the sun in
these evil and wicked days.
We shall refer again TO this interesting topic.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-01

DEATH OF GENERAL DEARBoRs.-We are panied Il
announce the death Of General Henry A. S. Dearborn
mayor of the city of Roxbuy, which took place thu
residence OF his son-in-law, Hon A. n. w Clapp, Port
land, Maine, al IL o'clock yesterday forenoon, after
painful illness OF about Ten days
Gen. Dearborn was graduated at William and Mary
College, in Virginia, and we believe was al time
student al law in the office of Thomas Jefferson which
profession he followed number of years, until his ap
poinlment deputy collector OF the port OF Boston
which office he held for several years. He one
time senator from Suffolk in the legislature OF this Com
nonweaih. He served in the last war with Great Brit
ain, and commanded the forts in Boston barbot, ant
afterwards appointed collector OF the port Of Boston
which position he occupied until 1929 In 1891 he wat
elected to Congress from the Norfolk district and after
ward was appointed adjuant general OF this Common
wealth, which office he held until lSa3 In ls47 he wa,
elected mayor Of the city OF Roxbury, which office h,
held al the time OF his death.
He honorable and patriotic citizen, and highly
esmable, both IN his public and private relations.
Boston AHas July 30.
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The convention yesterday reconsdered the vote giving
additional to Fauquer, by enlaging the house o.
delegates TO ISL and the proposition was rejected
Having gone through the constitution, The schedule
was taken up, and two important ponts-ls that The
question Of ra,fying rejecting The constitution should
be voted upon well by the voters who will be ad
mied under IT, as By The present voters I'd, the clause
in the schedule authorizing the governor 10 issue proc
amatlon the ratification OF the constitution, for hold
ing the election Of governor, Lieutenant governor and
attorney general and OF the two houses OF the legisa
ure, under the amended constitution the second Mon
day OF December nexi-were stricken The conven.
ton may yet fix time Tor this first election, put the
new constitution IN operation. Should they not, how
ever will be the duty of the Legislature elected in Dc
ober next under the present constitution to make the
proper provision.
We have little doubt that the convention got through
last night that to-day they will receive the constitution
from the revising committee, adopt it a whole, and
adjourn this afternoon tonight Tomorrow we
hope to publish the new constitution IN complete and
perfect form. -Riehmond Enquirer, July 81.
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Maps just finished and ready
for Hat rtb tun.

series of charts embracing The latest OF the Faraones
Of San Francisco
and Pablo, Caqunes aud susun bay confluence and
Joaquin the
middle fork American
and Boston, together with sail
directions latitude, longitude variation
aud tidal observations by Cndwalader Ring
gold commander United States
The consists 30 by 30 inches each The
exhibits the whole made by Com
Rnggod including Of the San Joaquin
D. G,bbcs, with line distances between all the import.
cities the State OF California.
Sheet exhibits the Faraones and the Of
n scale of half inch a mile,
n mile.
Combined they extend from the bay of San Francisco
showing the locations of the Of San Vallejo
CHE Of the state) Benca Martinez New York
oi6c, su-un, Sacramento, and Boston.
Sheet No contains charts the principal
Francisco TO Sacrament city enlarged scales,
All orders directed f.
~tatoocr Washington city d. Co will be promptly attended
FRED ID. STUART, Sole Agent,
The New York Herald New Orleans Pcayune Cincinnati (O
Enquirer, 81 Louis MOI Daily Times, Bedford (Mass
Mercury Boston Daily Atlas Nantucket Inquirer Salem Register
Phadephia North American Norfolk Herald Baltimore American
aud Charleston COURIER please insert week three times
send b'll with a copy OF the TO Warrington Union
Aug I-lawu
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, July 3l-5, p m.
The de nocras have far nominated five out OF the ten
candidates Tor the legislature. The ticket far as Sc
lected stands follows Elias Ware, r Joseph Wealth
ets John w Davis Bolivar d. Daniels, and DR. John Nor
rs The remaining five will be baloed for on Wednesday
evening next.
There is of any moment stirring The weather
continues coo and pleasant.
The MARKETsSales OF 200 bbs Howard street flour at
S4 l2h and 100 bbis City Mills at ~ % Sales OF red
wheat 80 SO white at 81 cents Corn steady and
unchanged. Whskey, % cents and dull.
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We understand that the United States court decided
last Saturday that in accordance with the limitation law
OF this State passed February 5, 1871, every suit nst-
n possession under title or color OF title must be com
menced within three years alter the OF action shall
have accrued and afterwards This decision is i'm
poriant if sustained by The Supreme Court will 60
TAR to settle very many of the disputed land titles
pending especially the eeven-league claims nearly all
of which occupied under adverse title than
three years before the commencement OF suit.
[(Iaiptston Netps.
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UNITED STATES SHIPS ORDERED TO CUBA,-Despa'ches
received by telegraph last evening at the Brooklyn
navy yard, ordering the school ship PEBBLE and the brig
Dolphin TO be prepared with all despatch sail direct for
Cuba. The object supposed to be to intercept any
petitions that may be sent from this country for the
vason Of the island A reinforcement of marines will
be put on board The Preble in addition to her usual
plement
II is believed that orders have been sent TO Norfolk
directing the despatch Of the Cyane and Portsmouth on
the same service.-N. " journal Of Commeres.