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Marine IntslllRsncs.

The clipper ship Ariel Capt Brewsssr arrived, yester
day, fron 6hanghae, in21ef days.
NOVEL IrvrrrroN.-Mr. Comstock, . very ingenious
mechanic in Ohio City, has invented machine to propsl
steamboats, without steam. Think Of that II Is the
principle Of the air gun By pumps and valves he has
vacuum side Of his cylinder head al the tims,
and the pressure Of the atmosphere makes go-Cnc
nei Paper.
LAurorrxD AT Trescott Me-. recently, ship Of o73h
TONS called the s Lark owned by John Bsloh, ESD Of
Treecstt Her nodel, workmanship and strength are
highly spoken Of She Is intended for the cotton trade
and has sailed for Mobile under command Of Capt -
woodbury..
AT wisess.et 1lth inst. by Maj Benj. Bailey. Jr q
6pe brig Of about $50 tons probably not yet named
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FIIEa.

DREMIUM rURs-FANCv SRAs0NABIE ANDwELL
warranted, No Al Maiden laHe The srbserbcr respect
ful so the attention ~ his eustomers tvslers and
th pablo generally 70 lie mAiohless assortment OF furs
ctured By hnse from the best selected materials
and In conformity with che European ahons Ths
subscribor especially mmens his stock ofsAble y
martins stone artd mink martin and ermlnc- of auoh
variety and exeeCencs 70 Justify him In Introducing 70
tho public arolsA the genuine and see5ssd orAc
tee, WILLIAM M0SER, Importer ot Fars,
No, Al Maldsa lane
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The steamship Star Of the Wost, Captain Tink,e-
paugh, arrived at this port yesterday, from San
Juan del Norte, whence she sailed on the 10Th Inst
She brings no later news from California.
The British nail steamer Dee arrived at San
Juan on the Sd inst, and left early the Ath for
Chagres. The British brig of war Persian left on
the 9Th for Bluefeldr, the royal residence of the
King of Mouauitia.
There is no news Of importance from Nicaragua,
Our dates from SEN Jose, Costa Rice, are to the
10th ult. No news there.
The marine intelligence win be found under the
proper head.
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Personal intelligence

Maj. Cunningham and Maj. Lee, u. 9. A., arrived a
st. Louis the 9th inst-the soruex frop, Sauts Fe
saA the latter IRON Fort smith
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AsTR0LOHF.

EyoRTUNE TELLING.-MRS. ALVIN, REN0WNED
furnh intclisS.noe about All ciscymstanoss Of NE 70 AL
French. and German languages Fer
street. Chrysts street, drss aecr, w iAirs Vcs
heuys fesn " A. n. heP.k.
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Our pIatanzas. Correspondence.


Dismissal Of General Pavio from The Government Of
Matansas By General Cencha, in Consequence Of
his Conniuance scith tie african Savc Traders,
and his Re. instainem IN Office by the Spanish
Government and General Canedo-DeiigM of the
Slam Tyaders, and Grand Jubilee in Honor ofhi,
Retiu,,-Large Cargoes of Slaues Erpccted--Di-
minution of the Small Por and Cholera.
An event has just occurred here which ought not
to be allowed to pass over without comment In
the early part Of the current year the Governor Of
this city and district was dismissed from his post by
Captain General Conoha. General Pavia'o noso-
rious and undisguised connivance with the African
slave traders, from whom, IS well as from certain
professional gamblers, he had accepted very largo
brbcs, became so glaringly public and caused so
great scandal, that Genera, Concha became indg
nant at his misconduct, and turned him out. The
poor folks here expected nothing less than that
.Payia' would also DO turned out Of the army for
acts go unbccoming in General; so that tho ru-
mors which reached us, from time to time, thst he
was about to be again sent back to US as Governor
were generally discredted But it appears that
General Cahodo and the government at Madrid were
Of opinion that General Conoha was far too honest
to govern Cubs, and that no was all wrong in dis-
missing such a good man as Pavia,' who, at
times, understoodthe dishonest policy of the Madrid
cabinet rdng their solemn tire aties for tho sup
preston of the slave trade better than his superior
So the supreme government reversed the case, by
ignominiousy recalling General Concha, and rein
stating Mr. Pava in his former post as Governor Of
this city-which act took place few days ago, with
al due formaity.
General Pavia's return to Matanzes has been
hailed with delight by the Catalon dealers in human
flesh, and grand jubilee was held by them few
nights ago, ut which the Governor attended, and
where he was cordially welcomed by the hear!less
men by whom he was surrounded. 1t is need
less 70 say that, since 1t became known positively
that sPavia was to be reinstated, the grestest
tvity has prevailed in isting out and despatching
vessels to the coast Of Africa, frsm whence large
poor creatures, who are to be landed between this
port and Cardenas, it is supposed, from the fact Of
notorious slave trader rom Havana, having re-
Gently been seen in that neghborhood
The cholera and small pox are rapidly diminish
ing in this city and district. REPEBLICANo.
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Musical INSTRUMENTS, FOR PRESENTS.-THE
M subscriber would call attention to his large stook
suitable for holiday presents consisting OF musis boxes
in rosewood and plain with piano fora
and cymbal attachments; guitars style Of uish
elegant utinas parior organs yons autes
dage o1ets, drums, sc. &C.
MRS. NACKENEA BEGS TO APPRISE HER PUPILS
l of her return from Europe. She will
tuition in singing her usual terms. Apply at 500 Broad
DIANos AT MANUFACTURES PRICEs.-5 NEW
seven octave rosewood round sorners for sale 81 the
lowest prices for cash Also second hand
octave rosewood panoprice $25 a antei Ap
ply at the manufactory Of MCDONALD BROTH ERS,
29l Bowery.
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EOR SALEM NEW YORK THE LIE ASE AND FUR
niture extensive first class he tel located in
broadway Price $4,000; one do an exc ent business
house. In of the best locations BreaiN At the low
$l5OOO also first rate house in Warren street,
oonvenent Broad way SI2 OvO one do S6l O ALSO
located near Battery Of the
honses East river 50 OO also fne otel located
near the Crystal Palace S00e0 also, spt ondid small
tizsd hotel located opposite tho greatest arrival de-
pots which Of the best locations York. ftted
and furn he'd in superior STYLE $40 alss one OF the
most extensive restaurant and dining hotels ted
splendid large saloon the first hoor, 81 oadway,
81 60O do, smaller, $780, do $500 porter
and oyster house. in great public thoroughfart 5000
Apply at ROBINSON'S General Regster Ofhce No. IS
Naaeau ekr mn ateira
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4ysAyEI.LERs' GUIDR.


EsoH ALBANY-wINTER ARRAN0EMENT-THRHx
ration Of Tryon and Centre streets daily Sun
asys excepted follows First train at 3d. A M mail
train, stopping at all the ons second rsin A.
sa aS Chatham Four corDsr arriving
time 10 connect with the 30 train from Albany wes
third train - Albany express stopping as Croton
Corners arriving Is r. M connecting ~ Albany with
train for Buffalo Returning will leave East Albany
- 8A NJ train, arriving in Now York ~ II 4S
n; it a h' mail train, makin5 al stops and P. H.
'A''''' A''l' '-N N sioAr. supA.
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHILADEL-
y phis from Pier No. l. Ncrsh river foos Of s.ttery
paoe.Two lines daily; morning linc At 10 A. NJ By steam
boas JOSEPH BELKNAP Fare 81 Afternoon express
tne BY .nssat DO % John POTTER .ss M Fare, frs.
philadelphia from foot of Walnut street. At 10 A. M and
P.H Emisrant lire by sssamboat ATLAS, from Pier No.
NEW YORK AND Observation-Disclosures
IN UAted Mail and Express Lines through In four
eours New Jersey Railroad Wis Jersey CyLeaving New
Pm 'fSs Leave Piiisdepsis e'i st and NJ and
For FIRST GLASS S3 second do fin and $3.50 For
Baltimore Washington. Norfolk and Chsrleston-thvough
In Me A. and 81 p n Inos from Now Yesf. Pssssn
with baggage cross tho ferry fifteen minutes before s
Srains leave.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoA D.-TRAINs DAILY
III from Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
Express Train, A. Through in four hours oonneotns
with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal ~ O'Clock
Nail Train, sA. II. Through way train stl Pm.
Express Train, 8 p. n. Aoeommo odation Train, Pm.
Passensers ssten At Chambers Canal chrissopher -Four
sunday Trains from Canal ssrset. N 7:3a A. n. for
Peughkeepsis, and ~ p u. for Albany stopping ~ All
way statons. GEO. STARK. aaperinssndent
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BILE SHEET
1ALr1 an AUOTION.

a UC1IoN NOTICE.-RICH FANCY GOODS BY WIN
"A ". BHIRLIY-Tuesday, December 81 at 10L o'clo ,k
q Miia. street near Cedar choice eataogqe sale Of
xeh Okfna an& glass ornaments clocks vases &c.
worthy Ne notice Of retailers families for
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E1nAHuAIs.

NoMoE;.oFSlCx PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Kssolvs Sssis trsnsfsrs stock bs
'es on ss .oss
''' ''''' o n' fSekkANcIs SPIES Secretary.
NoTIcE TO CoNTRAcToRs.--oHIo AND MIssIs-
sis.ippi EsilrSsd from otasinn.d 2 8: Lo.is-
& n m h
% % miles tho cs ss .ss s.srfHns
s1,ensng from the intersection with the asd
n: 4
sSs S ssv'
aSFs BRIDGES. sS' Yin
nsti for .hs entire line and and Yinoenaes
the line Tho right reserved o.
s
~ Proposals viii also be rsoeyed as tue same time and
place for tho aurnishns and tas cross ties
from Cincinnati 70 Vince ennss
oSnsSsRs Engineer
Cincinnati, Dec. 10. 1852 - 'A Aoo" oo~i ANA'
T1o RAILROAD coNTRAcToRs.-sEALEp PRoros-
s Tssssd 70 either 9f the wiz b re-
,s e.. sei ss
ss
oSs
Aoross Ohfo, North western
through line Baltimore and St. Louis will DO found
% % ss sHs 70 s c
river will be ready for about The day Of May
nfEs Moa.u CHIEF Essinsar President
PLANK ROAD IUxBER wANTEp:;11pRoPosALs
will be received for the delivery Of Ave mions Of
vsred On ss. Delaware river az Florence or -.
Hs sss tue xsYP Ny new new
DRAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUM
S,drsar Sm 81 anS giysSs = ssuss q sy n.
street. oole agents for The swallow Tail line
LIVERPOOL and London packet ships.
+ LIVINGSTON, WELLS, 4 co, AMERICAN BANKERS,
upon the above nsuss BY livingston Wells CO. a BFoaa
way register Of A%ero.ns and all the LATEST American
charge. Letters may be sent to their caro-.
CT DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND, AND SCOT
st .he Union Bank q London belfast banking oonpsny Of
i.TAi LoR sRoTRIRs. 75 wan street. of Pearl.
$40 OO0 TO LOAN, ON PRODUCTIVE Real
sla5oO and s45oo Also, wanted 70 borrow 81 ooo "S
~or.esge o. real estate Apply 70 g. KINsHIMEK sls
&CE 0OO TO $1,000 TO LOAN ON GOOD .sECURI-
sndoubiss that T viii P Yield fair and y pesma
ments be sufficient. Address, with particulars, Box No.
&1O OOO TO s2s.ooo-To CAPITALIsTs-wANT-
-. COED security that a profit
in less than FIVE years address, with real name He
lars made known.
C10 0OO-wANTED, IN A MANUFACTURING
YlU,UUO and jebbng business long est tablished .ad
. sss.esOiy rslsrsaass s1sa "I Hddrssa Z. W.
D.. Herald office.
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WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
w Iaces embroiderios, mourning goods &c In which
Offering great ndueements TO purshsssr. Also 70
ceived por steamer Aropo an o Anoy ss"-
-" A. KERR CO.,
76l Broadway, two doors above Clinton place.
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HOH SALK.

d AO0-yANTRD.-THE ADvERTISER WISHES
- ,OOO to Sel interest business in thfs StaNs
e active who would b willing travel th. w1ntsr
before the Ist Of May competition whstevsr Refer
snces given and required. Address B. @. n. Chatham
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EoR sALE-FoUR LOTS ON NORTHWEST con NER
OF Third avenue and Eghty-frst street; also, 'hree
lots on Eighty arst street. In of the abov ALSO two
lots on north side Of ia street 100 feet ives
vanced to improve. Apply to WIN. H. JANSEN, 81 Ja I'm
n ntraAk
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DLANK ROAD LUMBER WANTED.--PROPOsALS
will be received for the delivery sf ave m'ilions Of
feet Of plank read umber nine feet In length to be de-
the Raritan Bay during the months Of March and APRIL
Address, FLORENCE KEYPORT COMPANY, NEW
YORK
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nRAFTs ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUM
from 9l and upwsrd payable a. issued BY N.
groet oole passenger agents for the Swallow Tail line
LIVERPOOL and London packet ships.
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NOTICE.-OFTICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
1N New York, December 8, l861-At o neetinx Of tkl
Board Of Directors, heid this day. 10 was
Resolved That tbs bsshs transTs stock closed ~
eer three o'clock th day un the first Tuesday In January
Eex preparatory to dividend the stock now regssrcl
y. kANCIS HPIEs ssors4sxs
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DEREMPT0RY SALE OF GROCERY STORE WELL
y atsatsd and now doing good business win be sod
lots sactory will be given for selling Please
apply At No. 37 Third street, nesr avenue ID.
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ID WEsTCoTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale q ritureon Monday morning. lO
oolook ~ No. LAG Groenwich consisting Of six
handsene ssas, sofa bedsteads ffseni gethc bed
steads sx feather beds nine hair mattresse gilt
Aufsaus vashsands and aees, mahog
and rocking do card and dining tables lounges elegant
Iuis chamber furniture oarpes hall and solsr lamps gran
Isics eoh china crockery china SETS silver ware.
10. Tue sale will be positive without regard to weathor
A. l.. HILLYER. Attorney for Mortgagec
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EOR SALE-VERY Low, I, APPLIED FOR IMME-
diAtely the three basement house, having
all the modern improvement l99 West Twenylour
street ALSO two lots he rear fronting Twen
tyfth street; four basement house in Tenth
street. FIRST thrS story house In Thirty
Fifth Seventh
Twenty second street two a, story houses
teenh street. First ying twenty osnt
three valuable lots In eet valuable
ty in Franklin street, three tene front houses In
Twenty third street. In Fourt senth street,
lots Thirty Thirty Thirty third Thirty
fourth Thirty between Broadway and Fifth
avenue. Also valuable Fifth avenne tWo
three houses Twenty street. between Sixth and
Seventh avenues $4,000 wanted on wifi amsburg property
worth 10000. SAMUEL EDDY y Wall street,
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EOR SALE-A FOUR MONTHS LEASE, FROM THU !
st January next Of first class house No 2l Hudson
Hoboken minutes walk ferry
desirai location doing business in New
York. INQUIRE the premises,
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VIyo THE TRADE AND oTHERs.-wILLIAM IRVING
Co. Auctoneers, will sell at auction, on Monday,
December a. ~ half ten O'clock at the salesroom No.
10 Pine street by order Of the executors of the estate OF
Charles Mdsxay deceased consisting in part ot eighty
dss nail ard shaving ditto, saga cases. porte monuaes
silk umbrellas canes rszors, mahogany rosewood and
dressing kid and thread gloves shirts
orayats dressing SC about 100 vols illustrated
works. Also fxturea. counters mirrors show cases. carp
pofes hairs tables bureaus paintings engravngs &c.
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I LIVINGSTON, WELLS, T. CO. AMERICAN BANKERS,
PLACE de Ia Bourse Of credit are given
regster Of Americans and all the LATEST American
papers will be found at the office in Paris any
charge. Letters may be sent to their caro-.
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CPLENDID COLLECTION OF LARGE DOUBLE CA
~ nelias NJ auction. j. L. Vandewater will sell, on
1hs day l0 oce.s at the sales roo Ii Wall street
pplsn aid collection Of large double oameliss full OF buds
well adapted fer holiday presents, from the veil known
nuYsery Of Charles More Catalogues the morning Of
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T L.vANDEwATER AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL ON
1ais day Dec. 2 household furniture at l0 oelock
~ the houses corner Gore and - streets also the
two upper houses In the known Bartletts blook
Gore street. Stapleton Staten Issnd all the
said hsuses used boarding houses and has lit
AlN uned PArticulAfe In spacial.
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In ARaE STOCK or EUROPEAN FANCY GOODS

7 ARGE STOCK OF EUROPEAN FANCY GooDs.-
AeyOHN L. VANDEWATER, auctioneer, will sell on
Tuesday, Beo 81 at the Naton.l Academy Of Design 6S
Broadway European fancy goods being in part tho ba
Bun China adapted to from the royal factory do
msrSis ana ormuu' bronaes. real fine assortment Of
groups. figures anmss &c. BY Meme, Fratin and ohers
fuI ,aa alins Of and Aabaster
goods win be exhibition the day before the sale, with
catalogues Also, exhibition, splendid line Of Eu-
ropean paintings by the ancient and masters To
Dc disposed Of on Thursday, Doc. 23d.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

-------,S~S@-~~, ~-~s
AN ELEGANT PAIR OF PONIES WILL BE SOLD
n the owner Is about to leave for Europe,
about Tx hands highs tire Lockwood one OF the ness
Ar bsn in England; four years Old they
were 70 this country BY the presen owner rony
eide saddle fur robe complete establshment tobe seen
at Ketohsms stable College place, in the rear Of sho
NAnaen House, Brooklyn.
IJORsES FOR sALE-A GRAY MARE, EIGHT YEARS
"A old kind and SOUND in h harness can a. In three
Alse saddle nno old sound and kind in
harness and under the saddle trotn four Price
$50; loss Apply MUIR RAY livery stabe Columbia
street. near Atlantic South Brooklyn.
TcOR sALE-A LIGHT OPEN PHAEToN, FOR FOUR
persons, equal to new with shifting top pole shafts
and steel pole chains and plated mounting and with new
set plated double harness made by Gibson in the
BEST Apply at the stable No u Eighth street. near
Fifth avenue.
CARRIAGE HoRsES.-FoR SALE ONE PAIR O
" sound stylish bay carriage horses six and seven years
old, about sixteen hands high. Apply to
JAMES YETMAN, 96 Broome stroes.
CALIFORNIA wAGONs.-MANNING g. CO., NEW
~ arf New Jersey hand and making all kinds
Of freight express Of the best seasoned timber
particularly adapted to the California market Refer
In Nsw York. 70 A. A. Clifford z0l Broadway wmo Booih
~ Wall street.
HORSES AND R0CKAwAY FOR sALE.-A SPLENDID
HI pair bay horses 16 hands high, and years old
Ans black and tails and legs and no white about
thsn Apply before 10 A. M, or from t. At ,tsbls
west ds Twenty street. third stable north Third
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THE NEW YORK LINEN HALL NAY BE HAD
"A most useful and acceptable rresen in damask table
lnea and Napkins in immense variety Of quality and pat
worlds Fair In London last June and few nearly equal
hanakerehiefs IN all qualities plain, embroidered and
prntsd bordsr beautifully worked shirt fronts and In
An endless useful linen
for 81 h TO which solicit attention
John DAVIS CO.. $50 Broadway.
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YHR RALL DEA0Ous
NEW YORK PICKwICK CLUB.-THE NINETEENTH
IN annual fancy and civic ball Of the New York
Rickwick Club will take place Ut the CITY Assembly Rooms
$50 Broadway, On Wednesday evening December 49, The
that name Elijah II. PurdY PRESIDENT Gilbert n PlAt
Vice President; Andrew j. fishsr. Secrotary
GRAND ZEPHYR BALL AT WILLIAMSBURG, ON
" Tuesday evening, 2lst inst For sAlo ticket 70
admit gentleman and two ladiss-priee ten dollars Ad-
dress o. p. H., 81 this once.
NJ OTTO E.-THE THIRD ANNUAL BAIL OF rHE
IN Journeymen Taors Protsctiye Union will take plaoo
at the Chinese Assembly Rooms this evening" December
2Oh, 1854 Dodworths celebrated 9uadru. Bana an
Eased for the The floor will bo under the dirco
tion Of Charles wright ESQ assisted BY Efficient
tsss. Tiekts 81 each, 20 admit and two la
dies. JOHN MILES, Prssidsnt.
yos MAKERS. Secretary.
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II AH0E SALE OF FRESH HMANUFACTURED FURS.-
IL i. vANDEWATER will sell on Tuesday, 2lst inst,
at ION ssosk st the sales IA Wall street large and
elegant assortment Of fur comprising variety of
toss Of the finest fabrics and well worthy the
attention Of the trade and parties
nifty efsred to parties desiring superior class of goods,
below the market prices OF elegant OF
tin sable stone artn Iutered ynx. chinchs Fitch
bic nuas vstsrines and cuffs Also 200 leigh r'bes lined
This will be opportunity 30 purohassrs to them
selves with assortment of the above articles rarely
with.
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". Brown, AUCTIoNEER-WILL SELL ON
81 MenAay 20th inst at 10 o'clock, the contents of
fancy aad tsy store together with he glass
quaay sf household furniture removed
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UCTI0H NOTICE.-H. N. BUSH. AUCTIONEER-
"A Special sale, worthy attention of families this day q,
bali past ten o'clock At No. 10 North William street,
large assortment Of good second hand furniture white
.rsHiss si.s:r set also. TO pay advances sofas
else splendid rosewood piano, cost 325 dollars sais
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EoR sALE-THE COOP . WILL AND TIxTqRUs OF
the sstes in Il city and doing first rate bu
sness could be agroeery Of which much needed
House at the bar N Two years Nay.
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CT DRAFTS ON ENGLAND. IRELAND, AND SCOT
land.We issue drafts BY special authority, payable
ut the Union Bank Of London Belfast Banking Company
Ireland and the National Bank of scandat sight, and
in sums to suit, from E1 upwards.
e. TAl LOR BROTHERS, rs Wall street. corner of Pearl
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tlensr about to leave city wshes to dispose Of
furniture and situated IT'D Cha tsrs street
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the neighboring estates.
The sailors before the mast received S3l0 each for
their share in the venture and appeared TO be very
well satisfied In quoting this instance in particular
my idea Is merely to convey to you how these things
are managed here, because tho circumstances at
tending tho purchase, arming and fitting out Of the
vessels intended for the African trade, are all pretty
much alike, and | have not the slightest hesitation
in. the wsrld in affirming, that those slaves who
may happen to escape the cruizers may reckon upon
every protection from the authorities in Cuba, with
whom the solemn treaties for the suppression of the
African slave trade, 10 like 80 much waste paper
and, moreover, the abominable traffic is means for
repenishng the pockets Of the heatless and broken
down roues aent out from Spain to rule in this beau
tiful island.
His excellency the Senior Mesa has unhappily be-
become light-beaded, indeed am told insane.
The unfortunate gentleman, enc Of thofew talent
cd and uncorrupted statesmen that remain to spain,
came out here as Intendante of the royal revenue,
about . year ago, In the place Of ths Count villa
neuva, who mas gone to Europe, WAS sttacksd most
severely two or three months ago, by yellow fever,
which laid him prostrate for many weeks and has
terminated 70 unhappily This Is very much to be
regretted, for he s. in every sense Of the word,
good man.
Oar st. Jago de Cuba Correspondence.
SANTIAGO DH CUBA, Dec 8, 1852.
The Cholera a~d is RaUages Amongt The Plantations
Sc.-7he late Earthquake Miraculous Escape
Destruction Of the City of Saint Jago and Fl'gh
ofns Inhs6itawts--D -Dissatistactio~ Of the Peopt
Nth General Cancdo-Actipity among the Slau'
Traders and arrival off Cargo of Negroes.
The terrible epidemic which has for some tim
prevailed in this city, continues to develop itsel
with oil tho symptoms Of "cholsya morbus'" ltha