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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
CUBA.
Loss of the Pizarro-The ChoIera-Pubiish-
ers Of the voz del Pueblo-Weather'

corr,.roud.sc. Of Ths y. Y. Tribune
HAVANA, Tuesday, Sept. IA, 1852.
wrote to you on the 1 tn inst, per the
Black Warrior Since then the most important occur
renee has been the loss of the noble msnowsr steamer
the Pzarro which has been often mentioned In con-
juchon With the expeditions Of 1850 and 81 The man
uer In which this famous vessel was wrecked 10 a. fol-
lows. viz: Last Friday, the llth inst an American
bark approached ,ne mouth Of the ha' Dor, aud made
signal Tor pilot. One went of, and inmedatoy sue
bore away for daTle port about - miles 20 toe Ne'
ward of Havana 10 which IL appears she was bound.
This circuu created suspici ard beir feared
thai abe was loaded with hiousera, this PtZarro was
ordered TO be gOt ready for sea, aud left tho port
late In the afternoon In pursuit. Toe American
IVES sighed and to enter The port al harel.
The steamer arrived before the place alter dsrs oy
wi ch time Il blew rather strong and was very darA'
This caused the plot 10 recommend toe C.9uNn "
keep The vessel oil sud until Sorupg but thu lstsr
IN h. zeal 10 serve bis county insisted wing
the susuieous vse into the barber, tearing that the
Hiousiiers would and before daylight 10 ruluing 10,
she went on The rocks and has become total wreck,
the euss of the vessel and light gear only being saved
II turn, out that American vessel only cOntGed her
cargo al was manned by a crew OF some seven OF
eight men Captain and cook included, and the master
took Il pilot, nc he was totally uaacquaned Win 'ne
port ,.e.,,.,,A, at,
moment when more her class would add t. the SO
Gu, ty Of the land She worth about iSo hundred
and nfty thousand dollars
The chOers Tsses siill last month there were about
900 csses and $50 death. by this terrible disease and
this month up to the lin inst 800 cases and Is sup
posed about half that number OF deaths Al acqu dnt
snce If Toe veil On Saturday, a. night Win a
friend be suppedyes,erdsy (Nondsy) both have been
buried, hAvit died Of this disease.
Those concerned In tue publication Of la poI del
Pubic about 10 have 'enience parsed upon thsm Il
supposed that only the Of tbs printing establish
ment, and the two pcerDed that fed 30 the Uotet
States, oil be sentenced - deah.
have ust heard that the Pz has boon washed oil
e roche by heavy sea, and II IL expected that sae
will be saved and thai 600 ~l bs suceot for
her repairs. Before ihls was koOwn some fifty Penin-
sua n rchsns Of ths Havana bad agreed TO purchase
another and anne II the PlzsTo also aad pre-.
sent Il b. the Government
la regard ~ the weather, the rains continue, MAXI
Il very ubhesthy. 10 the morning Ills close and very
sUtry shous the middle OF the Gay The temperature
becomes chilly. and aferward Il tans heavily for hours
Together. Hsvb nOthing more 10 say at present. but
that all Ia quiet, remain, as usual, FAITHFUL.
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,,rr vopv nAuy TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER s1 1852

vb,eh he made when taken Into ss"ooy ms s",.bv
,.Lsa NJ T.,lor no pl,v he would have provs.y
avoided suspicion. tie ala NOV soo"' W
pallips scene Of blood p,,,,,b.m BY
Csssv accounted for his being In frsmlnssu' .,ck
m,pg that be left Mr.. Tsylors house. soyss csn,rs
The nish, before with view OF going W Nsn n ,sht
,hs, he ept assrsy and had been WANDERING :. n,
unable TO find the rs ht road. He gave Nv
leaving home. ,, -,ora5 q Jury OF Ia.
one -, on The BODY of Mr. Tsykr, but their "a
~ The case wa no. concluded on Saturday eseuos, -
thew al urped dill to-day Monday Many OF Ine 49,
fscts were testified TO BY Nc Isaac dsu a. apPoss 49,
m, Trar.Hfy which paper gives the testimony Oh 'no
how George Perry, a follows IA
Hs.d J,css from this house Friday night the nsn ee
...ssS would speak and the lrshman ICsseyl wouia ~
s,rsr him the talk WA loud; WAS ct our gate wnon
49,, sheen rods Distant this was about O'Clock Iey w
s-y becsuse they talked 30 oud heuSt but lew n,,a
60 hut when lef the este they were Sill taxing AS
CAV Casey Friday morniog c..sv az
hrother of Mrs Taylor states that be saw sissy ~
,n hon,e on Friday and the eldest child says tns'
A., sver,ns after the lamps were lsnteo MS suo'e
family Casey included, ate supper 'osesno' se wa
f,sy ,upper bis father aud Casey ven! in'o no s"op'
and ,hortv after the children went up s&rs 10 oeo
ssn,chman named Duncan Msthe Sson W" ar
80 ~. Ssrrdsv morning By Oaicer Ham, upon s1s-
melon of being concerned In the muroer, suo " @
ksa 10 the authorities Of Nsiick and oOtn pfsonss
we're committed to jsi for ssts keeping, ana 20
t,thsr invesisston Of the matter Inc aiSr e'9s,eo
~ excitement In Nstick and the sdJoiains
towns ,t.a rscosnized Cassy n
the murderer, 10 ineovect ,..,,r o, o,.Iock
NJ. Tsvtor was alive on Sunday evening, AZ si1oA'
though she was not expected 20 hvethrousn 'n'
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Philadelphia News Items.


PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Sept 90, 1859
This morning, the warrant Of Governor
BslAr for the execution Of Blsss Skupinsk convicted
Of the murcer of young Lehman was received by
Sheriff Deal. Blsise will Do executed ON Friday tha
5'h OF Nov, and the unpleasant duty will devolys upon
the De~ Sheriff Of our City and County.
Maria Hare died In Baksr-st. last night
from the effects Of excessive intsmperapce
The ProhibtOry Law Conve ntion assem-
bled In the MIST Pus Couu Room, pursuant to adjourn.
ment iris morning. The Convention had q warm and
sp1htd rme Off, 10 the way of dscussions &c.
The fOboviDe Legislative ticket for the city was
formed. viz; Senate Thomas Watson. lssembLy-
A. d. Burtis, Ii. Tunhon, Charles Vsnsant Thomas g.
Smith
The Convention then proceeded 10 the nomination of
candidates for the Legislature from the county The
following n mines we're selected Se1tafs-B r. MI
Clifford, + Eordge Samuel Irwin, Frederick Reel,
Joseph d Hoffman, Isrsel X. Springer. James 5. Smith
Henry Davis, VIM. r Thomas, Chas. w. Cox.
Inc Convention resolved 10 use their individual and
collective energies TO promote the success Of the ticket
Con mi'tee Of SuperLtendence, consisting of feen
was sppoipted.
40, urned until rexs Monday evening.
The third mate and bOatswain of the
packttsbp saTapack, just arrived at this port from
Liverpool have been arrested aud held 20 ball. 10 an
swsr tho charge OF cruelty to a boy at sea-
Margaret Smith has been conyictad of
nfsnicide, and will be sentenced next Saturday She
has been recommended 10 mercy, aud will orooably re-.
ceve a H. ht sentence ~
John Colewas adm tilted to bail this morn
Ing, 10 keep the peace
The weather continues extremely fine.
To day 10 lovely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
TROUBLE IN ILL,Nors.-The S. Lo,;,

ErtRfhS Nesrs OF Frdeypays g6uuofn40 Who syy$-.h
Ia that city from Carlisle IN nois states that a.
aimee difficulty arose In that piece besssea sms -
zsps and party Of free negroes. which csassl ~
deal of excitement At she time. Is gree out A - -
between negro boy and a con Of exSenalor B,sse.'
The father OF the boy in,ertered and rave -.
Breeses con q bsstipg Others inserfered, ssd -.
ser party bessne involved each side astsi ~ ~
etsmept became general The cihzeos took he pes,o..
Who Rad first offended lied them up and whioesd a.,
Tb,ee CHER negroes Who had somewhss dvasH,ss.
,hemseyes In the difficulty we're served In hte s,aansr
some of the citizens In the course Of the Excitement
io.Jed cannon With several pounds Of bueasAot az
So n Al negro house There were oa'y tso Co..
mani, n Il at the time, one OF whom received ssst m
Jury. The negroes were ordered 70 leave The psss ia
,s,sa Ssvs and thresien ned With similar uesmept m
thew failed 70 comply When our informsn, lea 10
sxcitemept had subs.ded, but IL 10 possiblsh vw NJ.
peved at the end Of the three dsys truce which ha5
been granted the negroes.
II The Democrat sets down Chicago a.
ON, Anrd,sS tAonsand population ct the ccse Of 1855
declaring that its growth for tho last .o montas "hss
exceeded anything the msddes enthusiast ever drssu
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FRANCE.
Csns,p, rdstes q nsS y. TnbuE.
PANS, Monday, Sept q, ls52

Csussys rdstcs q The y TubuE.
PANS, Monday Sept q, lisa
IsPERIAI PROSPECTS.
The Councils General are bodies which
nsht have some local influence ard impose feeble
bet growing barrier to the influence Of
rehabilitation In France. AZ they present con
sststeS, they otter departmental Illustration or popu
BAR dea In voting for them to have these requirements
Mere shoeld be liberty Of speech and the Press and
then the mass Of the citizens should 40 to the polls
Both these things are wanting the despOtc control
ever opinion In the Departments, 10 as intense a.
fsr and every psper Of liberal opinions tbs, has no.
been suppressed will be suppressed according the
uh.e of the Prince PRECEDENT which renders the three
warnings sufficient TO crush press and In regard 10
voting 90 great the apathy thai al the late elections
sor the Councils eners the legal number In many cases
Wa omnousy wanting altogether and in others IL was
e'ey reached. Tia LosS0E TaEss describes these
'esN' ~ 'nose in which Of honor ~ indepeod.
eee would consent 10 cit To- but the Rbals TANKS dlf
,%e.1J IN expressing Ne Views thus which are vain
,Sv Wy s'o IN nhhmeslca form the wor kipss O
psb,ic rss cpu,y against even the psms OF Re
est ispress ntaiion In France ina ssnr...e 50
acquires great political inoort.nr. I, 4. g.
resson that we have given tire sert OF tno,s
them up 10 table he exxcrtuds NJ 49,, no~ serve
can be relied On. We win remark in ,ss mini
~ oe Cosncls general with the exceusion ~ ,es r '
"a and the Seine which do no, m.Ft unssi ,s Ia
november have all expressed their poi,i,si 80.
and have all offered 10 the Pripce Pressso, 80 -
hepeehe, ne testimony Of their gratitude and ,h~s,
sans action Tor tho past aud the present. Tb. Ia ~.
general character Of tnosc expresslons; Il he 80
point on which they are unanimous Forty Coun-sI.
have sxgresed vsh that the poser shoald be osr.
Pesnsssd 10 The hsnds Of Prince Louis Napoleon 90,
Of these fory nine giving explicit form % their
wishes, have demanded form tue rtes,sbshmsnt OF
The Hereditary Empir-; smoog thai presld@d ovsr ~
n Ashie foald Minister o. State. specifying stll
stronger the bearing Of iis whes demanded thai
the Hereditary Empire should be reessabi.hsd 10 tas
person Of Prince louis Napoleon and hl. direct De
ssendssts, either legitimate adaptive TIE hosGss,
Adds hat this resolution was come 20 uaani nously
Eighteen COHnes have confined the useive TO expr.ss
ne setera wishes Tor The consod aton and stsolIy u
the GOVERNMENT Five have expressed their ss.isf.c.
TN ey prsispg the Government without demanding
any change Twentyone have simpy presented COO
srsfustons General total s41 One OF the Counc!ls
recon uencs lower dulles on certain l " msseriala
The Pyess states that In the present state of the Law
Ne loorr als should not be called the prssss pvsdsl<
sas NE pTesse Psesraisss< ~ ttey are osly occupied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

SLAVES Run OFF.-Amadee Vale, Esq =,
OF IDS city, nsy received that niue ne
aro men " no have hes, q, wa,k 10 ~. ,nina. a. q,
Ieneveve County, of and crossed tha river 10 lit
nois At spsrtA the citizens made ant effort TO arrest
mem, but the negroes led the II 10 thousbt
hty we're persusded or and sssstsd 10 their flight by
whites, Who accompanied them Yesterday informarton
OF Their escape given at the police Office and Lieut.
woodward and q patty of five policemen were Dis
patched TO Illinois to Ietake them.
st Louis News 10Th.
ADDISON COUNTY, VERMosr.-The Fair
Of ibe Addison County Agricutursl Society II axsd
permanently at Micolebury. This county Ia distn.
eusbed for Frepch and Spanish sheep ana the home
Of the Black Hack horses. The Fair t,kes place
J. B Bhtpser.
e DR.. Bemau, of Troy, remarked In
.ern on lately, that If Franklin tanned the nsh,ning
rro~''of Morse tSt6k IL nc EaShsA language
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

From Rio DE JaNEIRo.-By the arrival
at this port Of the brig Maryland, Capt Klein, va
have dates and papers from Rio de Janero to August g.
TIE political news 10 Of no importance. The city was
healthy
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lBy Telegraph
Death of mrs. Taylor

BosroN, Monday, sepI W Io1-'
Mrs. TAYLOR. whose husband was muir
asrd In Na,,ck ON Eric az night died this afternoon
from wounds received at the same time. mos. Os'oJ
underwent a preliminary examination today; On
charge of perpetratipg the MURDERS ana ~SlurS al
mined for ra at The next session OF the Supreme JUL
cisl Court TO be held at Lowell.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER At
A. J. Dslatonr's Cformziy Lynch 4 Ciayssl 2oh Rsls-
1882. sam. Nooo. SP; n. sfA
Sept 2Q.......59 o. ~
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AnusEAaNrs, &C. THIS DAY AHp nvRprps

Nlbos 6srdsn-ne Washsrwomsns The Barber OF seville.
WaIlsct s Lyceum-The wllI H.adsowe Il lsoaud
Burtons III aier-school Of Resfm Novel ErpenGen.
Bsuurn's Mussun-orpbsn'. Dream The y Lnsfsk B<y
Woods MnstrskNo "a Broadway Conesrs every svsclae
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w- The Autumnal Exhibition of ii,

New York Horticultural Society opened las, nlsti
at opolitan Hall Tbe display has the Advantage 4
vegetables and fruit that of the spros, and d i
other respects fully equal We observed Ono assor.
mers Of grapes, pears, peaches. apples and rsss
fruits and veil chosen show Of mammoth cabbssa
pumpkins, and other garden 'suce. The horal depart
men, 10 good, with lie" variety than at the ire ex'
hhltlon, but with many rsier and more excelsn;
plants, anon them
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"ehc sweet tube rose,


and Thousand specimens OF the beautiful but sesnhes
dsbls. Among The exotic wonders OF the exhibition {
Banana tree (mnsa paradsiaca) from the gardens q
p T. Bsrnuu II IL atee of IS to 80 feet In hight bear
Ing leaves which look lhe sails than anything else
There are mary other rare curo'tes, which Ne hay I
not space to notice. The attendance was good Lass
night and will undoubtedly be immense to day fod
erep body lsves towers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21

A RELIC OF OLD TIMEs.-A few days
since we had the pleasure of examining silver tank
aid, OF eapscious dimensions and beautiful style o,
workmanship, manufactured In England 10 1860 h
found ito way from England to Wisconsin, and .b@cs
TO an auction mart In Hartford Conn, where vas
purchased by H. B. Beach, Esq, and BY him prs'sa'a
to Capt. Lewis, of the steamer Commodore. Ii tm,
been carefully cherished, evidently, since ID e fss
from mar or blemsh ss when fret 1t left the hands ~
the Manufacturer
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20" The Daily Times has appeared ID
new and handsome type, and In an eDla ged sheet
10 now published In qusrto form abou, the Size Of To
Tribune In eight pages and Is sold for two cents copyl
or double Its former price Tbis change removes
from the category of penny papers, and gives |, more
room for interesting matter It deserves success BY rs
industry and enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, May 25-Arr schr Mary ErseEne Rec. Baba-
AfAiAcHlcoL. May Arr. selr. Victoria, wnsAi h.An
owrry do ca ii, p =, Hosa1 ne H. Ssaoe
ers war'sss Powell YORK 4h bark Restoration SIMPSON
In port sih, ships Aymar Carver for Boston Es Nsbraska
Bearse, for Liverpool hs Windsor Castle b. Rogers Do
Br oes o. 10. banks Glen. Waite. for n York hs Triton,
Liverpool lds; Chase Glaze ior Bo.on is st, Snow 90 do
ssly X hsrney Barney Tor Providence les bnss Gen wilson,
et~'s NON New ios ~'s Cashnoe' Losery, do; Ges
Susan BAiy dol Ihe. Innel Prc'denee John R Bni wsa
'ss' 4. hf1 TIyops xaesi,s' sa.th New eTk
nix @ Nay o'eAr 'eLr' Ahee wiei. New Yors
CID ssIs Zon RsyaoA s,.nash Russian brs HesS. and Hes
6 Bss Crosby Fast Bossa .shrs Governs Hawkins.
,snnib 49, s S c. J. DarAas, whees sa
,or ", Ny a. steamship R..r1 sa;s Fo-sT Ban
N.sury, Malsaas; PsubrsE- P8. i-lps So law
f.nee huey Pormorh r. /: August, P-rc- from Kns
inSsd wescsa BsTiTam, Philelph ca sseansAip Cans
VEL -I l.ss ,ysos va H9A1 Alp Plymouth RscL c.
S.,h Asnvi Jackson Noble Bay STATE On. BanOre
c. is D Cha $40 jsis A.s' ols sS, cs.
rsaesIh kne BAXTER, ). c. ABdsr-oa Pars SswYort
@ s~sT, Peashieysi. Con Kearnsy LsveH New Yos MsSa
~ al p =, b Aj , Ss.s 90 81 steamship c.aada
os cSi: & Nay Nay X s o s1, ste' New - s
5tapSkf9ni CT Ny st-ArF b. sss sayao~,r Hssiss
NC re eSea, Merriam, Windsor, n BIZ 5rs Ba.ar Ssi
BRISTOL, NAY sSsaa-i scl G.reas. v.-ss.o, s..yo,,
thAhDk>IoN, Wy SS-Arr Br ship Nina Anls Ge.,o.
va h4sa1 bar. Psese Sawyer. oTeaa. sehr z-psyr
hfefs hS'ana Go ga b1k }. J Hsfhorn Bro- T.,,cI.
Us. Aeer hiehe Nantes Frsnoe DAVID AIN BAk-r Ph[
saeta iefsapt LaueEs. NeS Oeans; srh- 81 CO.,.
eoro1sh hsr-hsl Bakucre- Wen; 30 SEA bark. I H..
bown. LIZ erpool; Ceno SutA Boston bfs. cis.-. NJ, n
reft David Akin. Haker Philadelphia; sctr. I.hsi, c.
We, is S.s SSl ssi,s- tns hisooi Nv Yort B. Ma
b1cn Nelauehhr, Sorfat. Va Troz, Neil I5s,1- l. . ~
CpNNAfRoRo. C, Nay co-scir. Wr w. 800 u,
1914 a HeeiCn. Ihon1s. NeW-foFk 49, 'N-@' ~"
n fpcAfetoMN Nay AR ere Cha. DewoY IN, , era
n~1ois ior Hfs1sef. ~ sehrs Hsnnsh snz, t,s.,,s ~
- kEsi a-bnesei So, Nrgri Jones K@wYDrt - 49,
NETS S<kersee. 90 Er H1r~1ch s5.l-.-r -, -,
ieoss rrsd- la for Bo<tons sa.sn Ru..-i
- scGiezunla' h@rt. EtiTr.ie n Y - p,-.,.s
SiefoA sh.-ksr Sssourn y C, for sssra W w p-,---s
sAs ftt Ave ltl Of Nantseke Sd sckr gres.l. - g.
'"A -e'a-ss' H. sns Cha. pswsEj sshr Hssssl sns,
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Disasters, &c.

H.xr Irrsp. Upton. hence FOR sasus before reported
~ m ~ Of the haroor could be Of and ~.
a. mr4 previous Half her shook-. hoop
~ 1erertna zfeap; 70
a., her she good vessel Of IS valued az slo>p
and inssired here for That amount
Srrn N,Er Crrtrox SoneftT, from Baltimore fer East Cam
bridge coal ashore : w pont a. Cut-ylucE morn
re .sf and last accounts breaking avsx been
previously stripped abandoned Tie and materials r
Tves at New Bedford sth
ser, s.xI p S,l.os Of York which Pot Mchaels
dragged her anebors .sore and total s1ved
scs. Joss. We~so from HesOfears for Cha es;oa
soIns down The Mssspp 18th Of
ice me IN col on iowboai Defiance also bound dosa By
which accident received considerable nzr and compelled
IN return h Orleans for repairs.
Bangor for Lynn. Put INTO Portland c4h INST
n having carried away nsluna.t night o! I'd
scKR MAsau CHM. from Bangor Hartford sl;h humber
Of cath thick iof. Seacoanet Point
situation CAPT. c. arrived a. Newport morning OF
e5th Tor lighters. ensbse han 10 discharge The
Inn GLASGOW, sportsdto
have H. Of Bermuda arrived al LIVER
pool reerted By previous ecr 10 have ar IA
Glide, and 10 doubt - correcfnes-
for sugo Va put land the body Of oseph More SEAMAN
Of Portsmouth, Va who fell from the topnasi erosses and was
killed
Fps.rrowx My g-The l. s Pond ashore Gay Head
hove oil ,4h aud arrived this schr Aey
b. soop. Passport and s~ Much credit tue CAPT Osborne he
agent his Efficient aid assisting 70 save the N-
eel and
sea. launched c.h good order but draged
her spchsrs ashore 18th Tie -ind vas blowing e-
westward heavy running at Tie tHe she %
q blsed
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WhnIers.

Esther Marcy rcm Ailaae Ocean,
with 20 ibis 50. 10 do blackhsh oil
Ar New Begord 2si, ship Philip Desnoye, Morse from Pa
chc Ocean Tashsuns Feb 90 with coo bills 800 w e and
$500 bs bone OF and for fahsven Also freight l20 sbs
oil from ships Herald Of b. and 800 from Ro;sse Ls q
DC Dol Hesper Perry Farhaven bb OrcsoH Wnpenny do,
500 Three Brothers Adams Nantucket clean Epre Uphs.
do 800 rhore FTanshn, Barton, Warren
Drono Hseuett do 800 fort Lexington Barter Nant
so 100 VIII for do Sailed from DO Feb 10
Rodinan, Aync, ~ b., Thomas wye, Amy, do.
board Graude Cornell do. do: Herald socnm and Newton
Sherman, do do Mary Smith, OF and Warren
Spoke Jan 81 of Juan Fernandez LC Richmond Cochran
Go reported Jan 1907 Apr4 lat 26s lon ~ W. bark
Andrews, Beetle, n b. board, bound 10 North Atlantic
Ar do Goth Harding from Arctic Ocean; Sand
wc Islands with $500 bb 900 p oil Sent home $50 bb
shps Swift Vincent NJ b. II 70Osp Jsn H. Atlantic,
Coleman, Nantutet eco rep Jas 10 T50 Marchl3, lat
~ IS S. lon 81 w. BARI Atlantic, Luce New Bedford
400 sp.
Cid 25th bark Ma. ,sposett Wing Atlantic Ocean SD
bark Moniezuna, fer Indian Ocean mot pr-vouslY.)
AR AT Wespou Goth, bark Barclay. Trip. Ocean, last
reported sid r,m 81 Ihsmas Jan. o. 10 sp.)
st from Warren 24ih, barb Mhfoket, Indian Ocean.
Al St. Cahanes March 10y letter. Andrews Beetle
NB with * bbs oil board hne 270 gp Helen
Brsyon, n b.. cean-nost O; her had deserted.
Al St. Vncents, Cape de Verbs, April ~ H. L. Basow Malta
pOsetf with zoo sp.
on Cape De Verbs, Apn H. sylph Gardiner Of n B. sperm
board.
sroken-May TO- sbou, , IS 30 lon ~ bs eonda Yves,
yorl al well
New Lsndos go Delaware Boston, to it for
whaling
Nay H. lat 81 81 ION 3d. Willis Maltaroi
sett. all well, supposed clean
May lat 81 49, lon 6s &C. bari Domingo, Trpp of B.
out 20 bbk. oil.
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To Mariners

Tar Leur Hover PorsT, Bs.s.rOrshe saline d.
rsctsns for makrs the Light &c, the powins tsr
from Commander Mitchell Of HB.M.'s sioop Persian
with the wishes Of the Ocer admins sx
the BEG scquant that during the month OF
February put Her Msesys soop under ny eomans
10 Ye the b~arug the Light House. and the published
Of which have found 20 az
ao beg Retdas Ledge from the
south eastward kept the LIGHT House sht anti bore 90
deg By eo.pas. Point bearing WNW distant Ell or
House shut ~ the heh land on
which seswe H then seered to"d tAe roeks on
Ketndee Point Of them from thence rum as
10 The w sous tseir outer sge nearly four miles, the Lst
House become VISIBLE on The ore hehuooeo pss net
ridge Point beaIs T. by T. easiery.
would aso observe that the lsi hsnse oore oehs os'
by tufts of the summit OF we
Of the hight not altogether
darkeued nucL Intercepted render them nearly
visible
LieHrHous cO.sr TsIAs-rhe bs Ru'sesha, ar
rived with lighthouses board one OF which
is 10 be placed Bolivar Point and the other Pass Csvao The
ron frame Of the former viii have elevation OF o5 eei ron the
foundation and about the level Of the The eevs
lion ofthe other about 10 feet less The GGlren Aetrf says
necessary woknen and materials have all come out on The
same work viii be proceeded with without delay II
expected that both lighthouses vii be completed IN some sJ or
eight believed that these may be at distance OF
so ls or 90 miles."