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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
Ocean Gteamers. Sc.
EMPIRE CITY LJNE,-THROUG

Umpire CITY LINE.-THROUGH
IL TICKETS for SAN FRANCISCO, via Aspinwa-
Navy Bay lnesr ChsTesi-The new and splendid double
J d. ilson, ESQ., Commander, win leave for Aspinwa,
Navy Bay, direct, MONDAY, May a. at O'Clock. from
fsvori,e steamship NEW ORLEANS Z. H. Ackley. Mss
ter These have unsurpassed accommodations for
and are better ventilated than any in the trade
The tables supplied with every comfort both for the
cabin and seerafe pasengers An experienced Surgeon
attached to each ship The Panama Railroad now in ger-
alton running daily TO within few miles OF Corgona Pss
sensers will be landed at the Companys depot Apnw
free Of expense.
rooms $55 Both the above the table Steer
$500 found with bed &C. and separate table, well
ticket until within ten days Of sailing OF tine
For freight or passage, apply to
J. HOWARD son, Agents, No "a Broadway.
EOR LIVERPOOL-Ihe favorite and
Il well known steamship SARAH SANDS. l,soe runs
for LIVERPOOL on SATURDAY, May q, at - O'clock.
This ship has been thoroughly retted and has superior
j. HOWARD L SON, Agents, No. 81 Broadway.
LNOR PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA
Il -DTRECT-The splendid clipper ship HELENA,
Capt Cave win sail from New-York on 25h Of May.
MI. G. GRIsWOLD No. 70 souths-
He'sn' PStsssf Eifpps ' S55RroN No 81 op
or to ELLIOT, ARKELL CO. No. l4s Pear-st
for the Panama having more extensive .nnodation.'
which admirably adapted for the comfort sud convent
snce of families both in first ard second cabins
EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-Dispatch
Il Line-State Room Passage in the splendid half clipper
ship ELIZA MALLORY at Pier No % East River may be
had for sl5o Ship sail the 18th inst Immsdsts ap
plcation is necessary but few berths remain.
T. B. SUTTON. No "a Wallst
LVOR CHARLESTON-U. S. MAIL
l. LINE-Through in about fifty hours The splendid
and very quick UNION, Capt r. Adams will leave
pier No N R. SATURDAY, May 8. at o'clock 2. NJ.
precisely. For freight apply on board and for passage
SPOFFORD, TILESTON h co, No ~ South-st
conveyance in preference other comfort the best
of fare and the gre attest speed are combined. -
The steamer SOUTHERNER will follow Ton WEDNES-
DAY, May u.
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MEAD & FULMER'S, CROTON

ZINC PAINTS-Warranted Pure
- The NEwJERSEY ZINC Co. Warehouse, No. IS
are prepared to supply their Zinc Paints at the fol-
No White, ground In oil, &C. per pound
No White, ground in oil, Sc per pound
No White, ground in oil, 7c per pound
Brown and Blscs ground in oil, 5lc- per pound
Dry White OF Zinc, &c. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Aef fhecush in Europe ard the United States has
eand 70 retain its beauty and protective Sasesoneer
snJ other paint For whenss and brillancy II Is I'M
nvssd u Tree from all poisonous properties 90 common
20 csnssous In other pigments; viii coverequal weight
W s per space than lead, and n there
es nuch cheaper TO the consumer As inside paint 1t
~ 90, 'on yellow, even when exposed TO the sMphurous
coal TRES the foul air Of shps Their w he Ans
eskno IN venlsh produces the porcelain finish. Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
houfs form hard and sohd metallic coating upoA
e1ek iron and other metallic surfaces remarkable
'er he-poof properties They specially adapted fer
purposes having been found to resist the corrodins
q salt water destructive to other panta Dealers
sPghed on liberal terms BY
hASNiNG soUIER, Agents, No. IS Dey-st- Y.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM


~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only through Line for
California and Oregon, via Aspnwall Navy Bay. direct
Per EMPIRE CITY, via Havana on MONDAY, May 10.
The splendid steamer EMPIRE CITY 1900 tuns J. Leeds
Commander will leave her pier the foot of Wanen-st
MONDAY, May 10, at O'clock p. NJ, for Aspinws, via
Havana Passengers by the Empire City will with
the well known and favorte Uaited States Mail Seamshp
OREGON, sail for San Francisco the arrival Of the
passengers and mails No detention at Panama The Pana-
Railroad is now in operation, and the running to
within few miles Of Gorgons Passengers will thus
ebed sbout 40 miles of the river navigation and
the danger and expense heretofore attending the landing
In boats of Chasres they will be landed from the steam
ers free of expense the Compsnys wharf at Aspinwa
Transit of the Isthmus at the passengers expense.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPNwALL.
Ladies' Saloon State Room. ................... S63
Lower AT and Forward Saloon, State Room 50
Steerdge ~
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.
SecOnoC lass. V
Children under II years, half price.
For freight or passage, sppy TO CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
the office Of the Companies, No. IN Westt- corner OF
Warren-st.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

X the New York notice hereby 70 all efsoas
against ROBERT HAIsEY, late Of tbs City Of
York deea,ed present the with vouchers thereof 70
subscriber l05 Third the City Of New
before the fourteenth day OF June nerDaed New
York the eleventh day OF December, lsol
dig lavbmFs MARGARET HALSEf Adnp
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COIRr-City and Cosnty Of New.

~ leh eeorss Nol-s-n. ga..sta "a ffs,f" > "
ASS MIA his o. "a asl Ut-f. 49, htH~ ~ Nv ~ 80
Nsn.'ctrs, 80 Map h ~. Dturi Are AL N"H
SAsm Pss-o~ as ssah ~ ~r. fhn fif-ors tssff 800
= ans Cs'i.rr his wfe, Jane. AHas MS fsf-s,
S"fnrte fa-"n. Jo~rA stsrk 49, Nlr' hs So love
euuu~r> 40 RECT T. FRANCIS al MN. rfr~ Reports 80
fhst- - -. b'sisnn ' Nani-ss'-Hf 40 Wy - 81. -
y Mara h- ssfah fsrrof. NrrT Nants -
CstlauBs Do VS. isns Parsons, b.ls ff-oas .
Psf-ons. Jo.rfl SA. sni N.rs ~ N'u h.cr '-in
sored Az fsgafv 20 Tie Us s's - -st
ket t- OH 81 no "a ti, t~ CO 81 - h"fA
s-sra0i lay Aps' ". isA1 al -
oA,-, ~. iol Bso~i~sv Ny ri ~ a
,u;y sf-r the hsfsa have o ar ~
d Ia n. sAfr-s a..
,is Yl,n,lf u sppy the Coar SOC the r ls-aa~d hs
snpaiai- Dated AYi 7. isss y W. Gki>sENHAl>tk, Jr.
a. is~t~f No ltl bruedwsy. flDa'as AuofS~''
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NrEW.YORK SUPREME COURT. Il mo-

IN RACE $ BARTINE. and MATILDA r. his wife, ag JOHN
BARTINE and LYDIA his wife James " BarHne and Jsae Ls
wife Mary Earne Stephen Baine and Rachel his vei 10
r. Barne; Hezeksh Mount, and hsra p hrs vie; ssh
Asn BarBe DAVID W Bsrne and Amehs hs wie ohver - ~
vile; Philemon Teser and Lucy X his wife John hirine
Margaret Samuel Bane Phgbe farnaston Horace
Martin and Mary Ans his wife Thomas C. Barne, ssd Jane has
Cornelius s. Bartne, and selma hls wie DAVID barune
Henrietta hs wife; Jpus b. Foot and Harriet 4 ne wej
eham and Amanda r. wle Jesse FULLER and XII
rabeth L. Tier and Hannah his wife txsbeih
A. kinney Joseph b. Hull, and Amelia H. bis wie Eliza Jane
Hull; Jsmes wsidel and Mara has wife Ebzabeh A. Smith
James Raft John r. Smith, and Samuel Cock
Jun To the Defendants: hereby summoned sad
CURED complain, this action WHICH vas this day
ted Of Clerk OF the Cry and County Of kev YORK.
al the Cry York aad 10 Of your sssvs 70 the
complaint the subscribers at their oee, No ~
the CITY Gays after the serves OF thus
Of the day Of such service an4 zoe
k,o the within The time Aforesaid, u- pais
ras m hi. action Will apply relief dem fdei
the conpsinf.-Daled March 5, ls5f. STEVENS HOAk,
,23 lantyPs Paatfs' li,orssys.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK and


~ GLAsGOw.-The Glasgow and New-York Steamship
Company's powerful new Stesmship "OLASGOW,' Ls6l
fns and 900 horne Robert Crss Commander viii sail
from Newly orb for GLASGOW. on THURSDAY, tho 2ih
June next at IL o'clock noco.
Firsf Cabin, saloon State Rooms) ............s9o
flIst .hin, tMidship do. .:........... 70
second Cabin Stewards fee included. ........... %
Applyto j. McsYMON. No 50 Broadway.
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW.
YOHk and LIVERPOOL direct and between BOSTON
and LiNERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling 1t Hsli-
fa1 70 land and receive mails and gss:eagers
Persia, Capt Capt. = Er RsSA f !. g. Lot.
HMEhich sS SazlS ca ,SNbhA Lang s'n'
CAMBRIA, }. Letch.
Inese vessels clear white light mast head grceu
on stsTocerd bow, red port bow.
ASIA Jnckins, from NETWORK, Wednesday May s
NiAuAita- stone from BOSTON, "Wednesday, May -
EcROPA, Lott, from NETWORK, "Wednesday, May H.
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON "Wednesday. May ii.
AFRICA, Harrison, I'm. NETWORK, Wednesday. June 2
CAMBRIA Letch, from BOSTON Wednesday, June g.
Asia; Jndkns, from NETWORK. "Wednesday, June Is
AnhhlCAs shannon, from BOSTON, June g.
PASSAGE from New-York or Boston to Lverpool-Frst
CABIN, $40; second cabin. $50
beEths not secured until paid for.
Freight VIII be charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board
" All letters and newspapers must pass through the
ros'-Omce For freight or passage, apply 10
L. CUNARD, No. SO Broadway.
french, German, and other Foreign Goods received
and brought In common with British Goods Through bills
OF lading are given in Havre for New-York.
NAIcHES-by order of the British Treasury, watches OF
foreign manufacture bearing the marks OF English
manufactures will be hereafter admitted in England In
su or the United States aud other countries In consequence
OF which French and Swiss watches shipped Havre
for New-fok Boston, via Liverpool without mourning
se risk heretofore being seized BY the English Custom
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~, I,TioH NOTJCE.-Public Notice IL

" ie'@'f ..l. - - trsttNth 20 lhlhif blsdIh
The y a'H 80 - - ~ Is - Hofss
-! :" - w.a.r q 2. - s"fth - sys,t - 90 70 As
III 81 .'vn '.'.Cr sFWfH ID TIithfl fltih 81 freo
Bosfs ~ 49, - -, !. ~ A>f Y noa Cktlhs1 Cas-
Hhi I.n s~r-a. lni-,-'-t he ssss
IA a. O.. rrr-sut Csa'rsst
- h.ss hynisy, lTs Ax4<
-, p.,.rfmsst NAY o 80 N'hoLA, DIAN.
80 Prv-si-st Crsfos Acq.sssct Ds,.rtssssi
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Expresses.

EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS
IL The subscribers will Toward u charge of Mr. GEO.
DSON sn Express for Packages Parcels and Letters by
The fast steamship UNITED STATES via Navy Bay, on
SATURDAY, 18th MAY. ct r. NJ, connecting with the
splendid steamer WINFIELD SCOTT at Panama
From the great speed OF these steamers uneqused OPP
portuny offered fer shippers II expected that
far greater dispatch will be obtained this trip than has
yet been effected by the Panama route
Packages should he before Friday l4h inst
and soud exceed 25 lbs weight and be made water
proof Letters received until p. NJ
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK, Agents,
No EOS Broadway, door from F1lton-f.
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SUFFRAGE COURT-C6unty Of Oneida. Boz

SUPREME COT RT-C6unty Of Oneida. -Boi-
- u. More sr VIA Aas b. 80. rrsns- 500 a.. Wy rS
s~A~s- h. as. Resp Nss-f 81 s'sf~t IS
~s. hars.n; Hsur, Npushf 80 As-< h~ . JcAs
n iriyre ssd Jo~hns he TO- s.fbei Wass~f mast 'os
IL wager ss~s--d, tnsss NAYS ssss-, 80 - ~ "a.
Marcos wiAsa hsrsss. Csfssna- " sss~f hss..
wssnef shiJr-n 81 N.hs- N.rn~s 10 ca i.es.sn'. Sss
non. ssr rrl~f To hk>kN WAGNER al AAKoAhfI -
~s- hssarst wLs.s h.srr rsshi ass ks-- - 49," yss
n - HINT 4 Nssn~f ssrtl 40
cd JaA. s.sr frss. Nav. Nst.r- -- % " 80
Har..os " Hsu-oa. Nsihsnse A W ssrsf ~ so
ssn~r skr~, Nshse NssNer tes~ss~e s~tssi-su Toe
ana n~frec - sass-r The 'o"fss ~ -
sstsa fhe s4As q! - tkfs - ue a''s 'v~
the ca, oi l.. ul.s snt ,tstr - Nrs ivfs -
Nsr,h. l~-, ~ ~hsn t'Ff . h-r- "a 1i
" sns ..r. Ga, OF yo1r as.~,s Az oMe 10 20
nrusa~ay NeN lort. v t~'ny tsys sfrf tr
A-rsoi iu.- o' 'h~ dy 80 .~f's~ an - - -
hr gaut stf- 49, te au'n Nj .ptc 70 10 NN'
oI Ne nrhv. ssaASc-t he pa,a' lls~i w., T.
w GyiSsF>HAi>tk ~,
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T s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-

TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
u. NY-For NEW-ORLEANS, wa HAVANA.
The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, 1900 tuns John
Leeds Commander will sail from the pier at foot OF Warren
at R. on MONDAY May 10 at O'Clock, NJ, precisely
Rates of Passage Havans and New-Orlesns New ar
rsngement: A..
Iesr Saloon Rertbs 10
Forw ard Saloon Berths. 30
Steersee Berths.. -
Freight taken TO NewOrleans 80 cents per cubic foot
Shippers of freight requested TO supply themselves
with the Companys bills of adue. which be had
picston AT the Office No other form will be signed No
bills of ading signed after the ship has sailed
For freight or passage, apply to NJ o. RObEkro,
w. No III West-st- Warren
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CUpRFNIE COURT. Kings County.-Daniel

SUPREME COURT, Kings County.-Dsniel
- oConor against DAILY Juha his wife, Timothy Day
John DAILY and csihane b., w PaineA ia and
DAILY Elizabeth hs wife Elizabeth Day,
DeuEs lily bis wife asi Ellen DAILY sunmosr
reLef-tCon To DANIEL DAILY and JULIA his vie,
TIMOTHY DAILY snd JANE his wife, and ELIZABETH DAILY
hereby summoned and required 10 answer the eoHpn
ts which be fled the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
OF Kir al the City te City OF Brooklyn and to serve eoy
the said complaint the subscriber at he once
the Cty Of New YORK. within twenty days after
the exclusive " the day OF such ser
vice, and Il yon the sad complaint within tsc rne
aforesaid thus acton viii apply 10 The Courior iae 70
lief deua AIDED r the eoripaint.-Dafed March ! 1871
JOHN MeCAhIII, Phinun's Arorney.
eorspalnt the sbse lied me
cre Of the County Of kinrs aoresat the yh DAP
III is6s 80 JOHN AeCAHIlL, Panun'sAu
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VANDERBILT'S LINE for SAN
FRANCISCO The favorte doube-engine steamship
PROMETES will leave for San Juan del NOrte the 10Th
Nav at p NJ from Pier No ~ r., connecting with the
steamship PACIFIC the Nicaragua Transit route For
passage having unsurpassed accommodations in cabins and
steerage apply only to ID. b. ALLEN, Agent
No. Battery-place, up stairs
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NANDERBILTS LINE for SAN
FRANCISCO.-1he steamship BROTHER JONA-
THAN being detained complete her extensive alterations
the present requirements of the trade will positively
leave for San Francisco the 10Th OF May at O'Clock,
Janeo Valparaiso and San Juan del Sur. The Brother
Jonathan will take her place the Pacific SIDE In Wander.
bits Nicaragua Line limited number of passengers viii
be taken $500 for Cabin and $500 for Seeage fox which
apply TO ID. b. ALLEN,
Office No. Battery-pa up stairs.
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Norwalh and Stamford leaving Boston Il A. NJ and
545PM
See large hill Of advertisement 81 tho station Housc and
principal HcteA GEO. w. WHISTLER. Jr
Superintendent
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CORPORATION NoTIcE.--rniI'c notice =

Nhe-tys 'sn that - - 81 80 nom Eas,s'hk .,
~ .s.lrf aht'sfno. S'f-,' ~.
e,.-,,t A. ,r.., fI. - e sot % ~ -. 80 ssyB
t~frr Nsy 49, 100 II. ttpLAs BsAN. PT-.fsat
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The stages for souam ana Freehold will in connection
with boat Stages convey passengers to all parts Of the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat %
OF the oWners.
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EWSBURY, LONG

BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS fhiiddletown,l and RED BANK.-New and SPLEEN.
Aid steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Captain A. H. Haggarty
will leave New-HaveD pier Pecksp, East River, - fol-
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with boat convey passengers TO all parts OF the
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat %
account OF the owners.
NOR Without change Of
II Caz-FARE REDUCED. Regularity and Safety
Combined.-The Of THE NETWORK AND HAIR
IEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station New York
daily Sundays excepted, ct O'Clock A. M-New- fork
April a. 1852 M sLOAT, SUPP
THOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
FALL RIyER.-The splendid and superior steamers
HAY STATE, Capt. VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
Can't BENJAMIN Brayton leave alternate days (Sundays
exeerted from Pier No s. N r. the Battery at M
Yos Freight apply board at the office on PEI NO
TISDALE 4 BORDEN, Agents, Nos 10 and II "est-s
ERElGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinary
II measurement Goods are now taken by the FALL
RJyFR LINE from NETWORK to BOSTON al cents
per foot Ordinary Weight Goods at III cent? Per "o Da
other freight in proportion Freight will ct all unes b
tsken a. low as by any nval route.
TIsDALE & BOARDMAN, Agents.
Nos 20 and II West-st-
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C,ORrORATiOY AOTICr-p,Ll,c not,ce i

~ hsf''J sfra. that al tst- sAIt Npsf @.s
D. 81 net of 500 s-Sis h-se hn fsrl1se< ''i ~
~f. -'i -'fssfso te .ntfsu'~- - 'f b,
n'a~ W % Ac III 5sg Of arfi - 81
,tsr gk p~fnff 'si. ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-29

we're earthquake in Acapulco The first sho.k occurred
Of 20 minutes past 10 o'clock, Saturday night, Dec g.
aud the shocks although lees severe than the gt have
been repeated every hour snce. IL without
notce or previous nsication excep. tbs. q. about
r. NJ the mercury suddenly 20 So being three de.
grees warmer than during the day but this
not, perhtps, be attributed to the earthquake The
ground rolled like the ocean in g swell and then
trembling motion was felt lasting 30 seconds About %
o. tue best buildings in have been ruined some
Filling completely, while all Of any worth have been
seriously injured. The loss is al least s2O0OO0 The
principal sufferers Albert SCHILLER of the house Of E.
Fnmond Co, Juan de Alqueyeta. the Government
house q Gen Moreno, Antonio Roma Pierre La'Jryue
Aueuftin Marin, Manuel Bsrrera, the Church Custom
House, A. Aguelata, and Do. biings.
All the bottles glass and crockery in the hotels
and private housesSTere thrown from the shelves and
table, Yesterday morning quite shock felt
throwing down few which bad partly fallen at
the hrst shock The Fulton Hotel e the r. shock on
saturday, but by amost miracle every saved
In The town. In fact have not heard of single lie be-
ing lost although few were seriously injured
The whole population sleep in the streetg or in
the courtyards; and PROFESSIONS with images Of the
virgin and Christ perambuate The streets with solemn
strains OF music singing, and nuhed drums, irnplorns
God for mercy
As write to-day Dec g. at noon) have constantly to
spring from my desk shock after shock is repeated
for fear Of falling tiles and walls Writing under such
circumstances s rather uncomfortable business So hav-
ing gwen you the main facts. VIII close
Truly yours a.
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Murder OF Gen. Bean.

We take from The Los AHgsiss Star the fol-
lowing particulars In relation to the death Of Cen Bean:
Cen J. II. Bean baseiy e--assinated on the night
Of Sunday lsst, near the Mission Of San Gabriel he
sho; II the night breast the ball taking upward
Gi eciiOn ard passing entirely thrVu IA him, from which
wound nc languisted about "a hours. By whom the
deed committed appears 70 be shrouded The deep
ess mystery and although the Coroners Jury has been
uncessng IN is endesvors 20 gain some clue 10 the
murderer success seems as distant a. evoE
Gen. Bean, upon the night in question, bad stten led
tire "msromo and was probably returning 10 his lodg
irzs tie Mission building when he waysid by the
IN, and murdered IA the manner above stated Il
probable from The nature OF the wound that Cen
Bean must have approached within few feet Of the
murderer fnd taai &c no. u the presence Of
= TOT unl after the deach wOgni hld been given lie
then drew bis pistol nd fred three times a. . supposed
somewhat az random, and in different directions. He
ther walked short dktance md fell The report OF
the pistol being distinctly heard in tie Degu5orood sey-
eTsl persons Immediately repaired % the SPOT and sl
BEEN vas taken up AMI conveyed D ne pei Hs was
blessed with unusually robust he-lA and his frlenis
cherished h0res that he night survive Every possible
sttenr0n YVES rendered him oy Drs Hope SrIIrs.s sni
Hotges tat 10 s.teaica cca.I 4sa 70 pTesoETe LIS lie
srG Lis death ensucd IN - hours stler tie wound
received
Gen Been Possessed many nobls o1slitie- he Vas
a general i.ToTitc, snd could boast Of rnsny yarn
and icy oed f.icrds His deatLss ersa,el deep
Fs;i, N ihia community, ard az r~.slrs were ~
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THE CHINESE REBELLION SUPPRESSED.
MARRIAGES, DEATHS, MARKETS. &c.

The new steamship Uncle Sam, VIM A.
Mills, Commander left New-York Dec. 6, and arrived
t Aspiuwal on the morning OF the 10th encountering
head winds and heavy most of the passage. Lett
Aspinwal on the 18th at q o'clock, p. NJ On the ar
rival of the passengers and specie from the steamship
Cortes. which steamer left San Francico at o'clock
A M. Dec l. and arrived at Panama on the 10Th inst
at O'Clock, A. M.
The steamship Columbus left San Francisco
on the 2sth Nov. for Panama
The steamship Independence, of the Van
derbilt Line, left San Francisco Dec. for San Juan
Del Sud
The Pacific mail steamship Company steamer
Panama also left Dec. (San Francisco) for Panama
with the mails and specie but had not arrived at Pa
mama at our latest advices o'clock p NJ, OF the lHh
inst
The u. s. Mail steamers Georgia, for New
York and the Falcon for New Orleans, were at Aspin
wall awaiting the arrival of the passengers, mails and
specie Of the steamer Panama
The steamship Uncle Sam arrived at Kings
ton Jamaica on the of the 2lst ins and LEFT for
New.York at noon Of the s2d inst
The travel on the lsthmus rs represented 10
be good the rainy having closed. Passengers
were enabled TO cross in - hours.
The u. S. Mail steamer Georgia viii bring
the largest shipment OF treasure ever yet oy
one steamer from Caiiorna--S2, 5lOSSS.
The Uncle Sam has made the passage from
Kinpston to NewYork in less than six days. In con-
sequence of severe gale, and thick weather was dc
layed at Sandy Hook waiting for pilot
We are under obligations to j. ID. Comstoch,
the attentive Purser OF The Uncle SAM for letters ana
papers
The following persons came passengers In
the Uncle Sam:
sos' G Gould VIA sSa,S W RicAe W Adam, sharp 4
Fuller, W ese T. fsos Ssawnses w. No.. w H.iey
KIM asy aSS %n Lis Rsa,weS u Rstsf James Pun
sSs 'n zasa. m N scaa.o. So Ise@s;so Js,A
T,G.sTsse 3 Debmsn NJ carney fnelroSa W saA
J. snS,S G $ Dansin w s'nrse,a = , Tes'
Soom j. W Wilson Ms Goa and ehdrea sS, s aS's, a.
LsaeI hs.. srS Wa n Ns1s jerome j rsa~o
Owens John West HUT Wade, r. Eosss, W; ~
J. R.SSard Hall, w Paul W. fos,sf W =; H., Il p
Cary p0i R.1S.v a. !" asc BsaoS H. PISA prava
I Mois-, lady, T. Tsyor Or Ba1en !! S@s a r ps.
N n Weis $ Morris. Js Kelly, Tios oates H. sSsia A Ma
jo1 a. Tah.r D. Winters ws Ne Nelson n T. SssS y
ss,S is.s g. W Hy.i CO. rssss, c rqE.rr
Mul p5o~ r. : Baiiop j osrse, @ ca,s Way
n.o W n.S1s' a. n.,i Mse' ssssj iiS,a, 81
S.rsone M Cose. W. cos'ish ssy ko1,H' , % " M
Msesss's sSs W Oates stafford I Sa,-oa lIsl
,a.,o i,,Sse Jas Hskey p BoNueef " g. b',a y; "" TO
Id N Heath 5 Murao,k, y Hyatt W seSa'' :; 1910,
fo W. r,nAs,s IA Nichols, n. J. Norss I" > ',sPso =
SaesneT r. cevans D Aedsoa S1Hge' hS'1 = josa
~ M.I,o.slx,, Moor w. Chnsy G. l. bil'1' ~
,.msn n E MontgoTesy l. G'oVel iAs H. - -
John Parker r Martin ). JACKSON '"
others
The following is the Uncle Sans specie llst ;
Asess rs's,; $40 Sieo as Ss's' isoSo
snosc,J Teston Co. 200 Iahaah Of Pa'seAs''''' 49,