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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

SUrcfpE-We learn that Coroner Ray, Of Queens Co,
held an inquest Friday last the body OF Bradford
Roger WHO committed suicide by shooting himself with
pistol The deceased 50 years of age, and had resided
In New for several years where be kept shoe store
On thursday evening about o'clock be left the family Of
Mr. CARL and repaired TO hill in the rear Of the house
whore be DESTROYED him self with pistol which be had
evidently brought with him for that purpose The wound
was inflicted in the center Of the forehead and il greatly
shattered the bones and cerated the brain The deceased
was rendered Immediately nsensibe but survived the act
about five hours was ascerained from letters found
the deceased that the act had been premedated and that
he came 70 the village his native place where several OF
his relatives reside 10 consumnate IT, Mr.. Rogers had
teen for several wears gloomy and responding state Of
mind in consequence of the death OF his wife and this
conditi IN gradually increased until mpeed him TO the
commission Of the last sad act lie le tnree children
FIRE AT HYDE PARK-The spacious residence of John
r Stuyyesant BsQ on the Hyde Park road three and
half miles north Of Poughkeepse was destroyed by hre on
the forenoon Of Tuesday last On the house and furniture
there was an insurance of g, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

AProlsrnsSTs-The following appointments are an.
nounced:
William > Pomeroy, Collector Fairfield, Conn., vice
VIM. Henry Peel removed
Edward DAshheld, Surveyor Memphis, Tenn. vice Hume
Joseph q. ones Postmaster at Terrehaute, Ind
Tracy NJ. Winans, Postmaster at Monroe Mich
George II. Graves, Postmaster al Winchester Va
w. j. Hsmersey Postmaster at Hartford. Conn
Peter Ranbo Postmaster a. hensington, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
~ A terrific storm visited Tene Haute Ind, the
a3d nit The Courier OF that place says
rv-we find the following item in Western German

TV@We find the following item IN western German
paper The Hermann Mo- II0cheRblat;
In the neiphborpg town Of Union has just been
tried of which the matt rial facts these who
had hired female slave lost $40 BILL and could only
count for the loss the suppOsuOn that the woman had
stolen IL lie complained to her who charged her
with II theft and she most explicitly denied H. and con
tnued 10 protest her entire innocence The barbarian
Of an owner then benther hands backward tied them to Der
feet and dashed cold water down spOn her She however
pen ever, ia asserting her innocence, and was finally 70
leased without having made confession She was finally
sent back him who had hired her who logged her with
green hickory stick unu the stick spill TO pieces
s no confession After the hoggng she seized the first
opportunity escape and craved her hands and feet
INTO the bushes where she after found dead Der
entire back from the neck downward was one single
wound and an examination showed that both langs and
liver were fatally injured by the blows she had received
Her murderer arrested tried by Jury OF free and en-
Hghtened citizens andacqutted 1t was only Niger"
case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

MIsussIPPL-The NateheI Courier says that State
Convention of the Wing party has been determined on
OF its assembling there be no doubt OF the interest
that Wings ought 10 feel in the coming CANVASS there
eau be no question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

FRENCH MARRIAGE BROKERs.-A late Paris letter says;
have wondered how matrimonial sgens-those people
that advertise desirable husbands and wives comfortable
settlements in life dowries and amabe empers-manage
10 make both ends meet COmmissry OF Police has just
arrested an extensive dealer in this way and the secret has
crowned heads and sold patent medicines He also an
agent for marriages and had fine lot Of young ladies' with
dowries varying from 2OOoof to half million. He had up
ON his hooks the names Of daughters Of members Of the
Academy and Senate Of Marshal of France and sundry
German Princesses Gentlemen that applied for wives paid
an entrance fee and in the Of the negotiation sundy
other claims in all considerable sum. When il became
necessary bring the affair to conclusion quantity Of
faded lo,ettes with parcel Of elderly females acting
their mothers were introduced and the applicant only
too glad make good his escape He generally abstaned
from making the swindle public for fear of being laughed
at The Investigations that have been commenced will pro-
baby lead TO the breaking up Of all the Matrimonial Offices
in Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

~ The American Express Co. deliver New York pa
pers in Cleveland Ohio twenty four hours in advance of
Mr. Postmaster General Campbells slow coach the L S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
THINGS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
MINING NEWS.
MARRIAGES AND OsATHs-MaRxsTS-sHIp NEWS.

The steamer FL Dorado Capt Davenport, arrived yes
terday from Aspnws, bringing the L y Mail and passen-
GERS from steamer Columbus which left San Francisco
April The FL Dorado brings 300 passengers and s5ooes
ON freight She left Aspinwa on the evening Of the 2sth
ult, at 10 L. Nj.
The steamer Illinois was at Aspnwa waiting for the
mails treasure and passengers Of steamer Norherner,
which was 10 leave San Francisco the 10TH with large
number of passengers and large amount Of treasure
The messengers per Illinois arrived in Panama from New
York in eight and half days, being the best time ever
made The health of Aspnwal continues good and bust
ness is quite iourshing
On the Sd inst passed steamer Cherokee Tor Havana
and New Orleans.
On the 2sth ult Frederic Emery Of Maine died on ne
I'd inst Alexander Ross, of Ireland, also died
The Columbus is the first of a line OF week
" stemers which hereafter TO leave San Francisco
the t sth 10th and 2Oh of each month and New York ON
the 9Th, 18th, cath and 2sth.
The business community and the public generally will be
highly grstfed at this arrangement Ii will greatly dmn-
sh the time of INSTRUMENTATION, correspondents will
often be enabled to send reply to their letters by steam
or leaving day two after their reception instead Of be-
inc compelled 10 wait now from ten 20 twelve days
for the departure of the semi monthly steamer Moreover
the mails will be heavy formerly and time will
be saved in handling and Transporting them across the
Isthmus In addition to these facilities mail will be dis
patched for New Orleans by way of Acapulco and Vera
Cruz as the new Company whch mas obtained ths
contract shall have completed their Arrangements Thu
mail will leave San Francisco the 9Th and cath Of each
month leave Acapulco the 10th and LIST and leave Vera
Cruz on the st 9Th and 2stand arrive at New Orleans
on the 4th 9th and 2ithhus making the trip through in
from sixteen to eis hteen days.
The following persons passengers in the III Dorado;
John Waller LouDgus and daughters j. Leysng NJ
Fir Dewey Capt H. Farley o. lambert s. DE La Coon.
Issss sawyer Richmond p ~ Partridge Johnson Martin A.
Col. Tofcomal H. TccOrmal y. D.
Horn ID (oode ~ Heyo ~ Ashnel ID. kesad, OCon-
nor NJ Riey Dudly George WALKER Peter
son W IA TEomas Jas Wss NathOn j. Moulon vepetssn
join un Haynes John Pepper Cole ChA Brown,
O. " Coll J. Goyeh, Daniel Moore Mr. wstony MOODS H.
Buusms L. Wtberby NJ Lubey A. r. Butts Vance r. Jones.
Jos Abbott, James pydsn John esssy Ths~s CAsy
Bysop A T. Dyson d LAthrop N. Hx D. D. Codns J. Mis- Pr
Hesmsr VIM Wad Philip Thop p L. Grhin John Collins Edw
We'd lanes Murray, w. w. Alley, w. Jackson Moss
oBsei Jr, A. Hush Philip Thcrp Ganio Aershsn, Jos
swIz Nathan Prior Patrick Oases Francis Valentine Bsa Tnp,
n G. CTone z; Whiting Loosssd " Paine, W P.inn.r,
dricL d. DelsBy c. Goldsworhy D Rsoden A d smith a. r.
Oun Royei George Wilson; L. ~ Gilbert Daniel Wesley,
WIN Hofu James Robinson James Cuuzn Kennedy
Rogers, and 10 more In steerage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
Los. of the ence-Co -yievs
of 80 Passenger.

On the 10th Of February the Steamer Independence Of
the Vanderbilt Line Capt sampson, on her upward trip
from San Juan del Sud to San Francisco when off the south
point Of Magsta Island and within three hundred yards
OF the shore struck rock and Immediately commenced 10
gil with water The accident beel the steamer early in the
morning between daylight and sunrise. Nearly all the
engers quietly enjoying their repOse when they
were suddenly aroused from their umbers by the severity
Of the collision Of the boat upon the rock In this state Of
affairs instead Of confusion excitement and alarm ths
mort complete canness reigned supreme Ahead was .
high and precptOus mountain with crsgged rocks against
the base Of which the surf in its angry rage beating,
presenting anything bat interesting appearance All
around the summing high and forbddng yet with
awful and porenOus future staring in the face
less the ship could be backed off and beached moro pre-
possessing than all quiet and free from
element Immediately the order 10 back Off given,
when she was withdrawn and every energy and every
effort made by the use Of buckets keep her from sinking
In this state Of affairs the passengers did much 10 relieve
the ship from her sinking condition. working with willing
hearts and strong hands 70 bad matter 70 result
benefcy possible Despite the exerons Of the hands
and passenger impossible 10 keep her from sinking
and after running her not TO exceed three quarters OF
mile increasing the volume Of steam by more than ordns
ny means on account Of the water filling IN up to her boil
ers and cooling them rapidly she was headed for the
beach which s5e would have gained but for the layers a
rocks against which she finally struck The water rush
ING forward previous this second collision, checked hs
draft through the chmneys driving the flames out OF tho
Srnsce doors and at once gning the ship Up TO this
time the three boats fife Doats remained hoised and
raned NOT ho pin to one OF them and but three oars TO
many boats one yo o. s Sb now made ready ~
49, III ~ wood made sufficient thole pins for one boat
"a lowered and few Of the ladies' more mem
nreceded by the ships surgeon who doubt thought
liz services would be more required upon the Land In reviv
ing the ancPatedy dying and dead and believing In he
THAT be Who ashs and runs away
Nay hive 70 fight Other e<y'
esined the shore. Now the sgonzing Tune ins
preadng rapidly parents embraced their fond chnaren
PearIing their cheeks with warm gushing 's~a''0'oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

u tx Senator Mernwether of Kentucky, has been
appointed Governor of the Territory Of New. Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

Close oP FATHER GAyAZzIs LEcTURES.-The last Of
the second of Lectures delivered on Saturday
evening before very large audience. His theme was
"The Present War Of Popery against Professionalism His
remarks had particular reference to this country. At the
conclusion of the lecture Mr. De Mott stated that public
meeting would be held At Metropolitan lslOn Friday night
next for the purpose Of expressing the public appreciation
of these lectures and to present testimonial TO the lee
fnrcr The announcement was loudly appIauded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09
NINE DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ORE ABOUT THE INDEPENDENCE.

ARRIVAL OF THE DORADO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

e Gutta Percha pipes have been tined in Quebec BY
the Water Company with signal success They bore pres
Of los lbs 10 the square inch and The Chronicle says
could apparently have sustained double that pressure The
brass coupling twice gave way, bu. not the pipes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

" The New-York Annual Conference ofthe Methodist
Episcopal Church is in session at Kingston the Rev
Bishop Simpson Presiding. The Rev. Benjamin Griffin
has been elected Secretary, and the Rev Mr. Ferguson
Assistant Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

PosrPoSEMEST-The Anniversary sermon of the Amer
can Society for Meiorang the Condition of the Jews
which have taken place last evening at the Reform
Dutch Church, in LaFayettepace, postponed until
sabbath evening in consequence of the bad state OF
the weather. AseImOn was preached by Rey Nathaniel
Nest OF Pittsburgh Penn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
News from Bermuda.

Z.
HAMILTON, BgRMrDA, Nov. Is, 1865.
The fsrsf and the UsaheT-The Er1esd Arriral of Cor
Eliot
am unable to record any abatement OF the fever
Turing the last eight days there have been about eight
deaths from it in Hamilton Yesterday among the troops
at Prospect Hl there ten cases-.hrse very bad
ore1 but Zone Of them OF very recent late having been
in band for nearly week. sorry to learn yester
Cay that the fever spreading among the troops at
Ireland Island four deaths having occurred wi min the
last hours and others had baen seat TO hos
pital. The are but fe Hamilton 1t present.
,rc they are going avoraby. During the last few
Gays We Lave had very strong gass here principally
fcm 1ori east and south accompanied by srable
rain On Monday last it raned in torrents throughout
he oay; that evening the wind out 20 :, north
at Viii point il hs since continued and toe weather in
'ope quEee has been pre- ~ cool trr il NAV con
inle g Oh and he the means o. checking the fever
ihe ADMIRAL has postponed his departure from Hlax
Is no said that he will leave there his dag Il IN thu
umterlaBd accompanied by the steamer Deyas ;a:ou
co ths Il inst. and call here his way 10 the West
roies nforation reached there islands BY the steamer
Merlin, on Saturday evening lxst Of tie intention OF
Goyernsr Elliott to leave England for Bermuda By TIA
steamer OF 18th cit, 10 the government of
fess Islands It is understood that his Exceencys STAY
bere VIII e limited probably he las some more elig
Die OH IN prospect Rumor has il .ha. ne - a. eve
TO the Governors alp OF De merara X
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
Domestic NIisce,lony.

Wilson, the erer OF the negro Adams in the state
prison Of usetts Is to he tried in the Supreme
Court Of Boston, this week He has nearly roco ered
from his recent attempt at suicide.
Twenty arrests for close driving across ntertec
lions wee made BY Il day police in Cincinnati on the
2lst inst.
ustus Squres, the railroad depot thief escaped from
th. New Hampshire prison AZ Concord tbs 25th ms
just b. daylight climbing the wall before the
guard - stationed.
Pew AJsDson Rawson, of New Boston who was injured
Eoston end Maine railroad, at the time the OF
Geo Pierce wac killed, has commenced an action against
the cad His injury IL that he Is unable 70
peach, aud be Is pa tally blind.
Recently little iIl In s.. Louis, while playing with
bsses got Of them into her ear, and svsry of
tet y extract i only pa he'd further through the or
nee 4he pain was tuch as 70 produce insanity few
lQtis tittf ~ iuroduc lion, and the consequence
tbat = eitd few days nerTards in violent paroxy
Coz Hebert, Of Louisiana has appointed Thursday,
Tee - - cay OF prayer, latioD and thanksgiv
ing throughout that State.
1 i 'ad that owing to the great mortality at New Or
leans ause by the late .pidemic, large amounts OF pro-
br baye been inner tied by absent heirs who reside In
srsrti states Of the Union BY the law of Louisiana.
property Is only bound foi the payment OF nui lated
80 20 hat all partnerships Of subsequent contracts
nac void The absence OF lawful heirs has opened
1'@e av4 10 lsuda VI ieh ere osy being prsc;issa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
Herald Marine 0orrssponasaes.

BALTIMORE, NOV zb--05a IN.
Arrvedshiy sussn Fitzgerald, Islay, Peru, Sept Q.
win Of and from Boston for Valparaiso out days; Nov
H. lat 81 0S N Ion ~ W, spoke Br brig Fairy from DE-
mara for Halifax 2ls lat 80 80 N, lon 70 80 W. spoke
ship Leontne from New Orleans for Bremen; date
lat 81 Ion 10 60 W, spoke brig Esn of and from Bat
more for st Jago
Also arrived-Steansrs Parker Vein, Powell, and
Georges Creek, Terry. EYork.
Ceared-Bark Tanger, Sweetzer, New Orleans, brigs
Hudson (Br), Alyard, Liverpool Saml Peters, Smith,
Orleans; achr KedroD, Lay ton, Savannah
PHILADELPHIA Nov 26-4Pk
Arrved-Steams hip City of Glasgow Wylie, Liverpool;
Hoiatio Hail. do brig Token Smith, Boston, schrs Ten
erfe Burns Portsmouth, Eliza Jane Fisk, NYork; Ellen,
icserson, Boston steamer Delaware, Clark, NYork.
M, Lowell New Orleans; briggs Horace Greeley Smith,
Boston; Sarah Ellen Doughty, Bath; schrs Tsasrns,
Burns Boston; Gazette, Crowt do; steamer City Of Boe
ton, Fisher, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
MINING Board, NOVEMBER q
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, NOV Z6-0 +. NJ.
BRHADsruFFs display ed important alteration
The days sales amounted to 10 900 bbs. Sour, at So
l2k So 37b; super6ne NO q at So 433i So 68I; or
binary to choice State at SO 8l 81; mixed to fancy
Western, Sc S7h 81 061s; ordinary to goo Ohio, at
50 9sA . 81 06A; and other grades at proportonate
figures About 600 bbls Canadian realized 81. There
were 800 bbs Southern disposed of at 81 1z 81 IS
for mixed to good 81 3l 81 4a for favore, and 81
43 q 81 IS for fancy, per Dbl Rye flour and
meal unchanged. Wheat was not very brisk
nor buoy ant The transactions included $500 bushels
common to prime Genesee white at 81 20 81 10: 1900
prime Michigan white at 81 "a 81 AK 5000 good Ohio
do at 81 65 81 66 5000 prime Canadian do in bond at
81 II; and 1880 western red at 81 SO 81 S. There
has been 10 COO bushels rye bought at ST. We heard that
$500 bushels two rowed barley procured in part at
86c State and Western oats readily comman Ted 400
53c bushel Corn favored factors. The operations
embraced 28 500 bushels at 78c Soc for unsound 80c
81 ac for mixed Southern and WESTERN Gle. 82c for
round and Southern white and SIC. $780, for and
Southern yellow pr bushel
CoTIoN-The days sales reached 2281 baes including
362 for export $50 for home USE COS speculation and
276 in transtu Markets generally tending upwards
advance Of 1Sc 10. per H. having been already OBJ
tanned for niddlng and superior styles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

nsroS NYork 9Th, Massachusetts, Hanson, Charlssto.
hrop snd john wsssp SYsss rsa
infs.sn rarthsDis ard Lydia, Tor New Orleans.
Hnyorr-Arr Nov 2, Elizabeth. EIIsry. HYork.
IIvHrooL-AIr Nov 8, Neptune Reaachamp. st John
RS; 18th, H.ntis t West Nyork chathsm smith,
Quebec; 10TH Crom we'll Ball. NOrissns: E..S.tt Rrnos
Bruce Brown do Great Western, Furbsr, NYork; ilth.
Sid 9th, George Washington Cummings, Nav York :.
FtzjaDes Hoyt; Frank Pierce, Currier and Osprav VIII
western Continent Higgins and Hoyots PsrIss MN
Orleans; Henry Clay, Caulkins, Work llth Susan q
Owen Pierce Charleston; Constitution Britton NYorS;
Matthew King Wilmington, NC; JOHANN LANCE NYork
Cid 9th, hippogrifs, Howes, Boston; 10th, Clara
Wheeler Nelson, N0reans Shannon, Thompson, York;
and washington Ae1r nder Mobile 7th, Alpine Hunter
Alexandria, Va.
Emf for log 4th, Annoy and Elizabeth Bentley, savan.
nah; 5th England, MoIachan, Mobiles Ohio, Rszeau,
sarah scIay Gty i Point Flora Nottingham and Cont
n1na
10th, Sultan, Brown, Mobile.
ana Ad N. S,gsEa 81 for Boston 2sh Andes for o
sethsn Glover FOR DO 18th; Childe do 18th Atlantic
or New York 10th Europa % do 10TH rkshire for do
ter DO 4th sddons do l6th Continent OATH ORIENT
co ih southampton, do 16h Ohio do 2lst Enterprise,
LoNDoS-Ent inward 9Th, Grea. Britain, stoddard. So.
guenaJ Burlington, Smith, Quebeci 18th, Panama,
Graves Havana
CID sth Delta, Dennis Mobile: 10th, Abaxun Burgess
NYork Bernard Delano, do via Newport
LEGHoEN-Arr Oct 81, Mary Kendall, Tslman, Genoa.
Sid Nov ], Rothessy. Mum. NYork.
hANsLulhs-Arr Nov Lyourgus, Costa, NYorh; Cuba,
Evsnr Boston 9th psncy Aysril and Henry shelton,
Adv, E Kin.man, and Astracan, for NYsrk
MESlNA-Arr &c, aarshaed, Hodgd n Msrseilles.
PoRTsMouTH-Arr Nov 9, southampton, Tinker, from
London for New YORK and proceeded. Sid 8th Coch.
rape, Noy yes, Bremen (and passed Deal same day..
QuENsIowN--Put in Nov Queen of the West, Hallsts
can, Gardner Belize 9th, Cheuamus. Crosby, Liverpool
RocHEIE-Sld Nov 0, Model, Dow, New York.
vKNcn-Arr New l, Vernon, Mayo, Richmond, Va. Sid
Goth ult Grifop, Davis, Leghorn.
LIVERPOOL Nov 1c-!Ths Guiding Star from Liverpool
for New York. h of the port putting back from Bsaass
Tough. in tow Of steamer.
MoNrEvUEo Sept 30The Madawaska, Kelly from Liver.
pool fer San Francisco put into this port to day ea In
her top sides.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28

SAD ACCIDENT IN ST. LorIs-Two MN KILLED.
Two ia the employ Of Patrick Ryan Ia making
some excavation above the Biz Mound lost their lives
yesterday, by accident They were At work upon bank
Of earth about six and half feet highat the TINA the
we've waiting fer cart to up and had their backs
turred to the bank, with their feet resting their
hove's Suddenly the bank gave way the OF earth
fell upon them and with suc force 20 break the thigh
and drive the handle Of the shovel almost through the
booy 81 one Of them. BE eied almost instantly His
HaIs was SHchael hanoney, an unmarried nan, aeoat
twenty three years % The other. Peter Murphy,
was so badly injured that he died about O'Clock r 81.
he leaves two orphan children Mr. Henry Bar man. the
foreman OF the work the upper side Of .he bank
and went down it'll 1t, bot was not hurt The whos
quaint o. earth which fell did not exceed six eight
cart loads. The accident occurred about o'clock NJ
and the earth is supposed to have been loosenei By the
lain Of The previous night This is the first :cident
which has occurred any o. this kind which Mr..
Ryan has had CT arge Of in this cy-S Louis Republican,
Not %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
Political Intelligence.

CONTESTED STAT ~ TIE INV YORK seIY Tie IN.
spscoTs Of Election in two towns Of the Second Assembly
81 ric' q Jefferson county, returned for L.
Wills Instead 81 for g Jesse willis The B,srd Of
Ceunty tanvater Mt them back for correction Ths
OF town made the correction but those of
the q her refused to Go although the was pro
perry slet the ballot returned a. the ballot voted
and thai too, when Mr. Willis hirn self the Clerk
who made the error, from the fact that he always writes
his nam" y nseid OF Jegse L. Wills HI testified to
th fact but, as q apecors refused to make the cor
recon tha rity o. the Board Of Csnvas3rs 1a-4 s
eliscate OF election to Nr Adams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28


Arrived-Br brig Lydia, Liverpool On 6th inst sprung
aleah in NV gale and threw overheard 600 bags OF salt
Also arrived-Barks John Gardner, Cronstadt; Turk,
Gibraltar; Helen Warren, hsnzaniIe briggs Lima, Ha'
vana; Edwin Turks Islands.
CHARLESTON, Nov 26-
Arrivec-Brig Ty bee, New York.
Nov II.
ArrvedShip Sullivan, NYork; bark Velocity Boston;
Echr Pacific, New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-28
IMPORTATION OF SPECIE From 1ais PORT.


These shipments have been made in the face OF sterling
exchange ruling at 2 oii per cent premium The
current quotations for the best bills London we're
from "a to 10 per cent, and the future shipments OF
specie likely 20 be larger than those reported above
II December last year. the export amounted ST. 05
This ear !. will probably be qasdruple that sum.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
of msrchandss-other than foreign dry goods-mportsd
into this district during the week ending and including
F-ilay or. Is, 1865