The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-11-18
by TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Black Warrior-Later from
.. ..- Havana.

Arrival OF the Black Warr1Or-Later from
. Havana.
New YoRx, November l7.-The steamer Black
Warrior has arrived from Havana. bringing dates
to the llth instant.
The difficulty regarding the Crescent City had
been revived by some of the old Spaniards, who
worked upon the feelings and preudices of the Cap
tain General. They had persuaded him to declare
that the understanding with Judge Conkling had
reference to only one voyage OF the Crescent City.
Spanish war steamer was cruising of Moro Cas-
tie with positive instructions to prevent the Cres
cent City from entering the harbor at all hazards
No further difficulty had occurred in regard to
other American vessels. The American steamer
Antelope, which put into Havana for coal and wa
ter, without bill Of health received every facility
in obtaining supplies, and ,iled without molesta
ton, although she had violated the quarantine reg
ulations. ........t. .... .s. ..
The Black Warrior last evening, when off Bar.
negat light, came in collision with the schooner
Sarah Emma, from New York tor Philadelphia,
cutting her down TO the waters edge, and other
wise damaging her. The schooner was aba ndon-
ed at anchor In nine fathoms water, and the crew
taken on board the steamer. ~ "#a,.
The news Of the election OF Pierce reached Ha
on the lth instant by the Isabel. ..l
The Captain General of Cuba 10 marching an
army Of twenty thousand from point to point, and
organizing for immediate action four companies Of
infantry and one of lancera. . a... r- .sss.
n.s Arrival or the United states.
Nav YoRx, November 1.-THE steamer United
States has arrived from Aspinwall, bringing one
hundred and sixty passengers and $4,000 in
specie. She lett Kingston on the 18th instant.
Tho Legislature VI Jamaica in session, but
the proceedings unimportant. gErr
Cornmcal was selling at 25s.; stock exhausted.
Corn was active with small supply Flour dull
fair prospect Of bouniiful yield of coffee; ord
nary to fine qualities scarce. Lumber dull and
declining. Market generally very quiet.
attempt TO XIII ....
PHILADELPHIA, November l7.-Mrs. Margaret
Miller shot at eight o'clock this NOR min. in
South treet, while on her way TO market with her
named John Diamond. The ball took effect in her
lungs, causing wound which will probably prove
fatal Diamond was committed to Jail. aud had
Mrs. Miller Of having bcwtched him, and has for
n long timc past prosecuted her. ,.r
a. Illinois Election
CHICAGO, November l6.--lt is now definitely
asc ertaincd that TOUR Wings and FIVE Democr rats
have been elected to Congress from this State. The
last delegation stood six Democrats and one Wing.
....s Fire at 81. Louis. -.... ...'tG
ST.. Louis, November l6.--The extensive pork
packing establishment Of j. J. Butte consumed
by hTe OH last Saturday night. LOss xlZ,UOO,
which ia only partially covered by insurance.
Sailing If The africa .n.... a..,.
NEw YoRK, November II steamer Afric
sailed to. day for Liverpool, with forty passen.
gers and SOL 1852 in specie
Wooilen MiH Burned.
BosToN, November l6.-The large woolen mill
at Fitchburg, owned by Colonel ]. Phillips, was
totally destroyed by fire TO- daythe loss will reach
$4,000 to 900, which is covered by insurance
The mill was occupied ty Henry s. Frazer, and
Henry Guiding, of Worcester. ~. as...,
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Hs SD. Destructive F1e.4lt. ...
CoopEhsrowS, NEw YoRK, November II. The
exteL sivo paper mills OF Todd Il Brother were de.
stroycd by fire this morning. Loss $50 900 IN.