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NICARAGUA.
The Transit COmpapy-The Treaty-Trade.
Corresponcercs Of Tsss T. rrbune.
SAN JUAN DEL NORTH Aug. H. 1852

The Transit COmpapy-The Treaty-Trade.
Correspondence Of Ten. Y. frbune
San JUAN DEL NORTH, Aug. H. 1852.
Accompanying this hand you extracts
from The OGcto, Gazette of Nicaragua, showing
that the disposition Of the Government aud pep-
pie toward the present Snip Canal Company and
the Transit Compan, az tie present time is highly
upfayorah!y. One Of these extra,.s, after reh.
ing at length " IN the abuses pracsised By The
Transit Company, concludes as follows;
"The Company having failed 20 ksspits contract WITH
the Goveirmep, Of Ncarsua, u would seen tha. they
noi mrcn IN the wrong who hold hat 10th coo.rac
and especially The ,s.t Ons, ought % De annueo and
all compsn-s that may desl allowed 70 establish lines
OF steamers on the r,yer and lake. Inis Is Ee only
Of reducing The exOrbtant erica OF the passage
ard OF ttisiDg the nsv cation Of Toe river for several
companies goun accomplish more thsc one 10 This reg
peer an inaly he result would be 10 taseu me
Lauueaou between The two Oceans 40 greatly desired
~ al nations
1t is known that Mr.. Walsh tss been sent
down here with treaty, made in the interest Of
TIE Transit Company, 70 bully, aai tine Gtcn aud
frighten Nicaragua into an acceptance OF 50 M ia.
r.Cus contra /. But Nicaragua has rejected it
With the contempt Il merits, notwithstanding the
threats Of the Commissioner, whose language 81
the time OF he presentation is reported a. follows
Here IS g treaty made for you by the Govern.
ments Of Great Britain sBd the United States :;
We wish you 70 accept It. # you DO not Wa vii
make you The English Commissioner reserved
the refusal With the dignity which became him.
using no threats nor reInonstrance conceing tas
right which Nicaragua possessed Of accepting or reject
Dg Inst The United States the rgnt 70 rsccracnd
s-en treaty 10 Nicaragua viii readily admit bu.
TO threat her IL case shs should decline T. Ia uoxor
thy and dscrediiable. | must believe tbs the C,n
missioner has exceeded hs instructions: II not tie
Ain.inisha'ion have very curious way Of carrying
0ui 'he principle vi nonintergeption.
a Tuncr 10 now In town that AN extraordinary SEES
SION o. Congress has been called fox the purpose of
adj ulipg the charters Of both Cofnpanies both of
which have been violated BY the Companies holding
tnem The Trsniit Companys charter Is null and void
for an article Of the Constitution of The State of
Nicaragua says No foreign matters shall be- discussed
Lof treaties entered Into with any foreign state by the
Copsress during any revolution In thsS,sie" Now Il
hct that the charter Obtained by the Agent In
august last from one Congress at Granada, white
asoher Congress, equally authorized wss 10 session at
Leon, and Munoz in arms In the sta.s Nature made
his Transit Route, and with little improvement by
man 10 would become by far the most desirable Of any
sov open.
an ieis evening informed that rev "barii' VII
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NrW.YoRY DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 81 1852.

be ready the Let pro.. 10 transport passengers By
stsambvsts al d covered barges 10 San Carlos, and
thence across ne Lake In scbooners n 81 George two
mes from Virgin Bay thence the Canine Real or
old Spanish roso bum ago. aad good al seasons
Of The yesr 10 San Juan del Sur 10 cOons vito line
Of steamers and clipper sbps at Nsw.York and San
Francisco
p. s. Aug. 20.-A brig loaded with coal
for this port also schooner from NV Orsans were
both csst away few day near the Island Of San
Andress No further particulars.
OUTRAGE AT GREnADA.-We learn from
the Gdeeta de Nicaragua that the evening Of Jaly
IL 81 Grenads, an American named Robert ~ Staples
compiaired before magistrate OF another American
named Robert L. Doyle for some injury thatthe latter
had done him. Doyle appeared bu, without regard 10
the Pre'ence OF the Court b. a. once pitched upon Sta
ples and knocked him down and tranpl.d on him be
fore The lace OF the Judges Of whom two we're ON the
bench. They, however, Immediately caused him Z, bs
seized and put In prison, though 1t was only BY ex
treme force that he could be made h let 70 Of the nm
lucky Staples number of Deyle's friends who ware
In the place, assembled In hotel KEEP, By compasr.o,
armed Themselves with rifles and other weapons with
the intention Of stormng the pri'on and releasing their
comrsde. In fact they FREQ some shots at the building
without doing any Injury. They were ordered 10 d.
perse, and most of them withdrew without further
trouble but soms who of shouting aud firing their
guns arrested and Imprisoned with Doyle to stay
until they should have regular trial for their foolish
and criminal behavior
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE pRoMErHEUs.

The steamer Prometheus arrived on
Mon6sy morning nom San Juan del Norto' bringing al
vices II ON San Francisco to July 81 She leis saa Juan
nm the OILS. "a august connecting with the steamer Ia
denendence from San Francsco the evening o' July
Al twelve hours sfer the Oregon, and arriving al san
Imam del snr ON the morning of the l5,h With 200 pas
Wngers
The crossing from ocean 10 ocean was In
sns order the river being bsh and the road compare.
lively dry Not much rain, and no sickness.
The ship Antelope, Capt Crosby, 147
DAYS from Boston, arrived at San Francisco on 3O,h
July.
The following is list of passengers by
the Prome,heus:
Loomis L. White. IT, s. Consul San Juan del Sur Jas
M CrossJ Norton B. I. Foleer, VIM II. DeFoIest Geo.
j. II H Ii s Wooissy. VIM MAIDEN, Tho: LSsis,
Riebae Rs der, Capt ? ailleit W Whestley, Wit
Dssv S Edw H So~ns. A. b. Paa " W soes = White
Mr. Owen, ). W. Stewart J A. Conway H. @ ons, o.
". d. Taylor O. s. Adams, C. Ms.,hesoD Jas E. Maxwell
d. n. Stewart, " Battle Jos EDgsman W. 8 par, ~
Bryant L. r. Worson 8. Currier, SesmaI " ann
snow. sas ael salisbury w C,den, }; BrG Ste, 4
LawIsnGe Mott BI Hs.ood Rq hes LEI sacisara H.
B.cIburn L. Jsbn,o" j. De aTds0n T. vi, o C.
Howard ADtSDio GStf5 G1snf so~op wDod
In mec Ar Z w ticket, NJ Z. French Mr. DssseL
Nss Mr. , Spice W. s!oE &sS6I soOe ao.s
A.sweeland J. " ilsoD. w ISyens z. Austin P6eoess
Bssny, G Deschsmps W Edic' Benz Wilson d g. sooey
p Wilson T. Coon. C. II. Potts ID Howard H. H. Hudson
a. Brswn' ". Prestow, Mr. Earle. Wv MoCsde, A Beck
" JGn,: K Ms.;. z Gajs sss,
Esdess sd g. o z peaSs roberts I
Iselie, A. stewart A. McDonald, Joseph II Leonard
R Ssns John Pope r Weed, " B. Washington d W.
ne @1 A. Mh1sif Roe, wbses5 E: :. Burroughs, j.
Hl Fry Nah RSw Go w Fssys 's Mc dsiys
Francis Tobin james Bell, Clarke, "; Read j. Read
A. Towp send, p, A Dean, W W BfowG Thes Lq'sey n
Munsy. va Dewyue, J. II Pope, F Ever.tt j. Nsf j..
Arnold j. Williams, F.Krcgl loo s MSen F. Psrag1ette,
J. rettis, Job Plocter Nc Wins A Cols%an H.
a. Lake, j. II. Carutbers Wm, Murray. Total 200
The following are the names of the
passengers which sailed in the steamship Oregon from
San francisco:
Com sost u S N Captains Jackson, Blunt and Ogden,
gsN Mr. Sanger L. Mr. Amgeo, Y; 5: n; Mrs,
PA Chazel child and servant Mrs Bqckoer q Taylor;
Hart. B. Abraham MS J. M fall s N Castle Mrs de
S0 hsi,isna, u 4 Water JAMES Gus Mo re MEGA
T. o. Merriam and brother p. V. Sawyer, 'ster e.
Sylvester D. 5 Lord, n L. Burton; A. TOca, $. NJ Reed,
H. Pepdegait, Judge Bryant Mrs Dexter, Sanford A.
CLARK; B. v; frazer, J. G. Chase, A s. Tyler, M1f4t'
Fiesebman L. Sharper w c. McElroy, J L. Eckley, NJ
De Josey, and GAG in the steerage.
We are under obligations to r. Lord,
ESQ, Purser of the Prometheus, and to Gregory Cos
and Adams & Co.'S Expresses, for California papers.
SHIPMENT OF DUsT.-The following is
the amount of gold dust shipped by the Oregon This
Il one of.bs largest shipments that hss been made from
San Francisco.
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Died,

In San Francisco, July -, 81 2o'slock AN OF oioa.
choic, joseph A. sweet, formerly Of Gsteston, Texas
Judge Sweet arrived "a San Francisco abo-t month
since had Just opened law once oI ne pa::s Of his
pr'is'sitn
In San francisco, the 3cth July Lawrence Eaton,
ased So years rom injuries received by the preaire dis
etase OF csnLCn The deceGset WIS formerly lesa=n:
CT Boston, Ms2schuselts AID q member CT Howard
Engine Company No Sen FranciJco.
At Cannon Creek near Georgeto Nathaniel Blood
miner formerly Of LincoCyins Ne, azed p years.
July 49, on board whale bark VIM Wheaton, Dsyl1
Lyman, VI Gloucester Mass, fourth ocsr Of The ship lie
bad been SICK five days, comp amt unknown.
Al Mormon Island, June T. Ut dsIGhes- Aan ~. Peel IS
from New Bedford
In Oregon Feb 15 at the resdcDee Of Dr. Pretty
Of CAcI County Mr. James Y. Goodrich, aged . fo9
ue!,y Of bHTiDtoD, Iowa
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Married..

On Sunday July %. by Judge Root iIr. John Griffin Of
Bos Miss Almina Richards Of Manchester N II Mr..
Griffin Of the cppetsnip Victory " Boston, sud
bOh psItics reside Duck Gre. Re.che (ssyerEs
In s.c sm,pto July H. a. the residence " hoot RooC-
SOD, Esq b. Rev MIR Gober, Mr. JAG b Moore Amanda
T. Pierce, both Of Sacramento.
In Saer-mepio City the pa.onss. OF Rev NJ ,be-.
the 20th July, Capt MAX Z. HsIdin 20 Ma E.,1s
Hooker both OF the, city
In Oregon June 20 mr NimIcd jenkins &c aisa Amanda
C. Morlsop.
At Tusl,in Plains, Oregon, July IS, Hugh OBr7art.
Esq formerly Mayor Of Portsnd, 20 Ms Matilda Water,
both OF " ashin gton County. Oregon.
At Oregon Cry, July H. Mr. George + Newell Of Yas:i.
City, 10 y las Emma eaton, fem cry Of Iowa
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which would average forty bushels to the acs.
Yet the ground is never manured, and the Ant
pillow scratches up but few inches of the surface
What paradise might be made Of this county
were it ia better hands
The second spring is not quite 50 large as Aind
Mellsha but like it, pours out strong stream 'fsn
a single source. The pool was filed with womee.
washing the heavy leeces ofrheir sheep, and besf'
ing the dirt out of their striped camels-haIr abo
with long poles We left it and entered ons
slope OF stony ground, forming the head Of the vsi'
lev. The view extended southwark, TO the noun
tain closing the northern cove of the Sea Of Gd'
zee. II was q grand, rich Iantscape--so rich tsHs
It's desoIation seems forced and unnatural. il(h
on the summit of a mountain to the west, ~
ruins of large Crusader fortress looked dows
upon US. The SOIL v hich slowly climbs upwuo
through long valley between Lebanon and Anu
Lebanon, If cut with deep ravines. The pain
very difficult to find and while We were riding 'of-
ward at random, looking in all directions TOT ON
baggage mules, we started up beautiful gazsW
At last, about noon, hot, hungry and thirsty,
reached swift stream roaring at the bottom -
tetp rayine, through a bed OF gorgeous 'oias"
The odor Of the Wild grape blossoms, when CUM
up tons as we roce along the edge, was o'sfp'"-
errg in its sweetness. An old ondge W.
arches crosses the stream. There was p'' !"
rocks against the central pier, and there We
and took breakfast in the shade OF the maS.'
while the cold green waters foamed at our s'~
BY all the Maids and Tntons, what Joy 10s''
in brholding a running stream! The n'e'' y
Lebanon are miracles to me, after my xno"''1
Of the desert. A company of Arabs, ss'e" m
were gathered under the bridge, and from - ~
which one of them blew, judged they wer
ing pastoral holiday. W. kept our ps'c.
SIDE Us, for we did not like their looks.
leaving, they told us that the county "a 10
robbers, and advised us to be on the look'oo,'
rode more carefully after this, and kept WIZ
baggage ON reaching it. An hour alter -
the bridge, we came TO a large circular, OF ~.
annulsr mound, Overgrown with knee deeP
and clumps Of oak.trees. A largo stream
fright blue color, gushsd upon the north "0''
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have The Poiyaesiaa 20 June 26.
The news "a not important
The United States frigate 81. Lawrence,
Baden Desny, ESQ commander, arrived at Honolulu
SUNDAY eyenisg June ~, 10 l-Ty days IRON Cslao
The St. Lawrence was TO remain some
lime q. oluu, and until relieved ~ some other ibP
of the American squsdron In The Pac,h,. She tdGled
the Hawaiian flag On Monday, which v9s ret -ned By
by the battery on Punch Bowl
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Interior Of CaIifOrnia--uiniog improvements
state of MOrais- Health ana Diet-Exe.
cution Of Tanner-A uurder-Clmate.

cutiOn Of TanBer-A luurder-Climate.
Correspondence ofThs n. Tribune
FosrRas BAR, California;
Wednesday Evening, July 26 1882
Had l the pen of true inspiration could
scarcely give worthy description Of the living and ex
oit,ug scenes through which have passed since ar
rived In this golden oounry-every day unfolding moro
and more Of true glory and mag sihcsnce have this
hour returned from Do~nievllls aud toe ersrlasi,g
AUS, which have passed and the mighty works
Of Nature united with the wonderful aud almost super.
hun labors of man Ia the and valleys, and
particularly now upon lhe rivers, are truly sur.
prisipg and almost Incredible. Within the DeYt ,xty
ARD ninety days the immense resources of California
vii be more known and realzedin the States than ever
before have passed along the banks of the Yubs 10.
DAY Tor more tan ak niles and almost every foot In
process VI nsniDg aud Jeary com Jlste; and this In
but picture Of all the rv,rs ana .treams throughout
much Of The country Should the dry ssss IN conanue
a. usual the amount OF gold taken OUT from the bad of
the rivers will probably am unS tn more than has
ever been taken out Ia any seas IN from all sources
whstever. And, In addition 10 the river Operations the
QUAR- Mining just beginning to prove profitable and
Ing GOOD dividends which cuns mt iucra..n, Toe
CsJote diRengt are also proving very proi .ls She
all over the land where bitches and .uices nave been
mace over ths oiy digging', the miners Ill making
hrstrste wages and the VIII lie country 10 positively In
coIoon OF GER eral pro,pefity never Def ire known
The experience Of the past .~o years has taught
CaihoThisns maDy valuable Lessons, and mining sss
now become systemized, 200 much ma snopoiizsd TOO,
but this cannot be svoioedD whico, of course viii
voiop moro oil the true OF this golden land
tbeD all pact operations Doubtless there Will sul "a
mary iutile operations and failures but a whole ths
valuable experience of the past will prove prohss
Within toe last mon our Company che Asgh.nisg.)
nave been giving concerts Ia the Interior iswns-hsvnc
vailed hsry.viie, Parks Bar. Grsss Valley Nevada
City, and this place. In addition 10 thssa. m.py of
us have visited other locates Including Rougn ana
Ready Long Bar, and of other Bars along tina
Ive, aud 1t 10 perfectly astonishing What Hsrculesn
wofh are IN progrefs After the namlps operations
on the rivers are done wib and beds OF hs rivers
exhausted The nsxs mighty works of California viii be
we Quaitz sno Cayote dggpgs, and artificial streams
ene races ano dtches carried all over the co,ntrv
ALREADY, pueh doBs In these but the preseu, re.n:
put a. drop In the bucket compared with What an
.s snsi VII be done for many ysaTs to come Toe
"no'e surface OF the country IL sphnkIcd with cold
sna yesrs OF toll will exhaust or vorh ou, ne
p'eS''0s orc. Whas gratifying thought for the a,are
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

COMMON CoUNcIL.-There was a meet
Ing Of the Board Of Aldermen on Tuesday evening at tho
Lyceum. large number Of bills were presented and
referred to the proper Committees Bills to the amount
OF several thousand dollars prese nted at the last meet
Ing OF the Board, were reported by the Committees for
payment An election OF Captain Of the Watch was un
dertsken. On the first ballot j. McManus received :
votes Benjamin Cnampnty I, William Anness s.
and Blank 3 After number Of additional unsuc
cossful ballots, an attempt made 10 elect a
Street Commissioner. Several unsuccessful ballots
were had. At the last the vote stood: John
Z. Morgan, ! James Fleming q blank, , The ele,
fion of Street Commissioned thea btndoned and
the election OF Superintendent of the Poor was gone
INTO. Mr.. Whitley, the present Incumbent received
nine yotes and was declared reelected The election
OF City Attorney was tried, but did not succeed.
Walter Rutherford received votes A. O. Zabrskie re.
seiyed 3. apd Edgar h. WskemeD g.
Inc City Treasurer presented hts report
t9P@sede0s from the Supreme Court of the State Of
Ccow''ersey, staying the proceeding of the Common
nuane, 70 relation TO the speed of locomotives was
T tn ~ ara referred 20 the City Attorney
nos authorized the borrowing Of S. 900 in an.
Gay evening next ~ "0e'Vh Ao'-
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InFan River Mac Avg o Of cholera nn,um. JOHN SUI
WELL uau; Of Dr. John 5 Cameron, OF t VIZ
ssed seventeen months and sishteen rays. .. u ,1o
Funeral wall tsse place from the residence NJ ~ 10
Vest5lst T., on 1hursday. 5h inst az "c.o'A'' d.
uain4 will BE- taken % Greenwood ior intrrneNL
Albany Portland Me paper please coy ~, r,HFs DOS
Suddenly on Wednesday evening fih mt ."
ALLISON BOWROsAN aged u y-ars ans az mar
m ,sisrve. and f4rl. family. also ih- ~,
,,ar a suter No o g. A respectfully NV v 49,, .i
&c.. a. Fr,-,v morning oh inst. - JOB q" o.
80. - M e,her Ch.ian Boerosan, No. -' "T'''''' '
further iuson ,.,,tXcu,u II cons.ruton aged
g. ,r.i - 6ri'v aIao the members o. Htn
10, ia. <. l4O of "a respectfully in '-h 20 Az.
90 cs,,I ti day INST. at ~ o'clock r n "ph nt, -.
,ead.nce, No. l65 Hammond 81 MS 'eN''N' W" "
60, v.ood Cemetery for Intefnent. ,-,-..
Al Morusania, Auf 3. ANNE, "ieoi Johh APP ~ =, 60
H. l,pds Of the family requested ~ attend ne anra
L., s ,essence No. Al Janesst Brooklyn al O'clock :" Jay
without further INVITATION II ruropuT -
In Newport, r. ], Monday morning. non ihI'i '
TOPHAM. aged about 20 years ,,.,,,,.yurxRy
D.paI,ed tins li, Aug 4, OF dy-eniery WILLIAM hhNNl
NrDiRMOTT tie 18th Of be ge, Sd son OF JoNh anu I'm
abe'h ~ Deruo'i. ...i.-..arl
Tie encs acqa ntance- Of the family are 20 ann
II frer,I parents residence, No B. Hannrfsey So WIS
(Thursdayl afernoou al O'CLOCK. rrtp.u
ON Wedne,day August Of hasiy consumption tILtN "
BYRNE ase ID year. all months 20 nset ia ss o TIC ''
Patrol Byrne. ---... IL .,, % o.,
attend her funeral from her ae residence 40 III Mulberry ' or
Fnday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
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nInrhet...c,PrFuILY REPORTED ros TnE raSvsr


AsHFS-The market quiet Sales IT IS bbls at ALSO
s. % for rct,, and $ b. for Pearls
COTTON The sales day 1000 bales, to spnaer',
flour AND MEAL.-The market i' still lower Tor
Western ana State Flour The demand Is less activsTe-
stIiced part. By the ncemency IT the weather ms
receipts fair and export and Eastern inquiry Oder
ate Tie interior siedes IN steady request at n.er
prce, Canadian quiet bu prices are nnclaossd SN''
~ Ot0 bbs good brands az - ~ - IA 'onf
The sales Domestic 500 bbs a. - lHSi for com
mon straight State s. gia . . Tor IN Ned to aley
favor m. bu,eY sales Of So 6s. NJ Sij-j1Sl 50 for
mixed 10 good brands and ! 75G = sag fr isncy RE-
Flyur i fm. with limited supply sud fair demand at
s, sass 57s for fine and $nsil.i Tor supsrfine Corn
M-al scarce and allbl- at - 3 $ 81 r JsrY and
& - for BranoywEe Western IS held his-r aud % less
plenty
Tie demand Tor sAfor is not very act'e 'l. mere -
rather doing r the EsU snd The l0ca trade. V1s
- go bush nlxeo ~ very hirds1me Ol1 a. NC
G9c ONO R,di- roHila a. ''c IFc anf ",''o' i'.
Vrer Lsk tjc Rye rs quiet a. &c Oi' as duI hut
hru sc &c tor "a -strrn aud ate Barley inacs
and enirslat - Go.c BI'y Mat - '5il1s s,"I ~
SIC Com Is IN fr request for the home trade And the 49,
bus the supply rather dsthe demand and Prc-- are IS
firm RI. 7upps Of -ou'ne'n, Jersey. enf rthrrn fr
low limited ard prices the absence OF sales would pc
nominal Sales of'n bush. Western miHsd at SOC COOS
ard uusound Al tic Qt4lc.
WHISKY-The usrket il hardly frr. The demand
= fair and the receipts arse sa.S or -" Dds Om} AZ
!c; Prison heavy 4l3c Drudge IS owcr sales VI -
hld. reported at - &C, time and interest
FBOEIolONS-IheIel - no change OF momsntt to notr9
IN he value of Pork the demsnd IS less active ana
c',s Ia favor II the buyei The sale. as goo bbs = 10
for Pr me- so fer Clea SI7 1jql75o for Blmpi aad go
tor M,s. with sale, Of the latter tort time aiql1ao1s
Beeis vry ru tie arrivals n'tsft,e aud de- td 80 81
sses Of PSI bh. 1t 80 sea- G - Tor Meas and as 70. Old
PINE and for 10 Mes Cut Meats are firm and IN tar
demand ~. ~ C. Hams and &c FOR good Shodder
Lard ~ tar request and is 'n sales OF 20 bo ami t'
al Butter Is 10 good supply ard pces 'ayor no
buyer ssles q Ohio n !@@ifo sni Western S7w.YCrk
u y To. Cheese Ills slowly % the trade Il 5Hb =.
RICE Is finn slight advance 5Jl tier;es sold at
s. L. df51t
TEAs-lhs sac to-day effected a. ftu prices. and
the hoe catalogue sold good demand Prcysi Hr both
Blacks ana Greens.
IRON Scotch rig quiet al sssisr rates 100 tuas sold
atS'p p cwt srd >9o0 g. 6n9uhl. the Cher ptce r
Gaiisheue 20 ;ans 200 English Bar So 6months
which shows also dec
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Arr At Warren, July 81 ship Rsy, late Luce) Merry Bay Of
Ir y h. ATu Z, With 2e0 Jbl p oil e. h.arI ana a bbls
at t1s. ,o la cod 800 bo-. - OIL the voyage and
rt otn o-lolson R-por's, ~ IS from BAY o-snd.
- Val rson' H. lean, Tor Ar Ocean on sunday I.aad
Jll n nre's, b. clean, for Ac ocean 18th, Gauges,
mani mos o o Dot stated had .ken large sp whale
days pre- ,-s. do +, koJ Pusilrl y b. mos out clean lr
ht oe-en Mrht Lewis. y - mos ont, O0J a.; heard
ron sane the Charles W Morgan, B. - ani snyrsa
" b. 10 - May 10. lat 4l3 s. lon IS, II W
mehce gale lad, s.ttwo boats bavsk,, k had PREVIOUSLY
lsst a boa; tyAvlae
c! Nsw Bedford 30 n't, ship Empire Henry Pacic
SD. d. 'ng Caroline. Oxford, DO.
ca ar lahrina o. Janus, Cornell OF " B.
Nay u. oslk Antelope, Poster, OF NerIor.. 30.
CID Al Honolulu May -, ,hp Ho5oIOk, Cabot Of Falmouth,
tor
Ar. caao July ship George Howand, Cromwell Of New
Bedford I'm lom6s SD July o, ship VIM Roh, Morssaadsr,
Of Fa.rhay-u, Tor P-cO.
ship South America, Walker or New Bedford touched the
Of the hsrbor Honolulu Nay s. and after banging
hour OF without sustaining much injury and preceded
~ Her shore az the TINE OF the sccda At
Arr Mystic. July barn LeaHder, sbcok $50 b5, 800
do whale oil Avg chip Aeronaut Ehndse which led the
3lst Ut. whaling cruise, rs'ursed letky.
letter of Capt Smith Of sp Warren, Of Holiness Hole,
port Of I.ands Fe5 s, CO bis VII 90 do ol
bound y. Ship svt, Of ~ 800 obs sperm
The reported The Pocahouas, D- Of T.tury, Few days
previous, -.Osp., all veil
letter from Capt Downs Of barb Wave, OF ~ b. reports her
AprI9o, sa haSssassarj wsh 30 be!s. sr., al vel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
HOBOKEN ITEMS.

EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS AND GREAT
INCREASE IN THE AccoxMop.r,o, -
The Company have commenced o., ---[
great Improvements Contemplated ara u sue tue
be completed early In the fall Thu o ~"Oe VIII
Will be extended nearly to vesey 81 sns nsrcIay'
modous passenger houses will be erected s sno com
OF The bridge etc rooted over TO protect whole
Gsisht rom The weather at ell times when saI.sa va
~ are quite equslto the spirit Of the age 'srai'
On tbs Hoboken aide the ferry will be ex,endsa N
eei ard passenger houses Offices etc, erected, and ,hs