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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-14

TO SEAMEN AND STRANGE]

TO SEAMEN AND STRANGERS.
1NHE Undersigned is prepared to receive moneys, or vaiua
bic articles of small bulk, on deposit in his vault in the Post
Office Building. formerly occupied by the Hawaiian Government
as the Treasury These vaults are considered freproof, and are
safer than any other in Honolulu. Strangers visiting the Islands,
and seamen or officers going to sea, and wishing to deposit coin,
valuable papers, or other articles, during their absence, will find
this deposit an accommodation to Them When sums of money
are left for a term of twelve months. or longer, they can be in
vested or not, at the option of the depoitor, and interest on the
deposit secured. A receipt will be given for all sums or valua
bes deposited. II. NJ. WHITNEY.
Honolulu Oct. 1857. TOLf
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o BY EXPRESS.
VyHE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECE

vUyHE SUBSCRIBER WILL
u New Books by Express from New York and San Fran
Cisco by every regular packet. By the next packet he viii re-
ceive the following, all new books:
DR.. Iivings,on's Travels and Researches in South Africa, illus
trnted-S4 so.
Poets Of the 10th Century, 1872 engravings, richly bound, Ito
50 so.
Atkinson's Seven Years In Siberia and Tartary-S5.
Isaac Tsylors World Of Mind, 12mo-S1 rs.
Scenes of Clerical Life-being the Sad Fortunes OF Kew. Amos
Barton, Originally published in Biackwood 2EI5c-, paper cover.
Debit and Credit by DIR. Bunsen-Sl 10.
European Acquaintance-being Sketches of People in Eu-
rope-Sl so.
Mrs. Sigourney's 'Lucy Howard Isl so.
The Hasheesh Eater-being passages in the Life OF a Pytha-
gorian-S1 20.
The Happy Home by Kirwan-S1.
History Of the Origin of the u. 5. Constitution by Geo. W.
Curtis-S4.
Hydess and Ferris Mormonism-S1 IS.
California and its Resources, ilustrated-$3 25.
Mrs. Tale's Receipt Book, (new and enlarged edition,H$2-
Miss Leslie's New Cook Book, (new and enlarged edition .GS2.
iO2-2t h. NJ. WHITNEY.
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ID. C. WATERMAN

ID. e..
HAS o SALE, M TO ARRIVE
IL $50 bbls prime pork
$50 bbls mess beef.
100 bbls Haxal Jour
10000 lbs navy, medium and pilot bread, in casks. bbls and v.,
Water crackers and Jenny Lind cakes; butter. In ca.L..
Preserved meats, Boston cotton duck, Nos 2, 3, 4, 6, 6;
-smoo.n-ooetom whale-boats, oars, boat anchors;
Stop clothing, patent blankets.
100 coils assorted Manila cordage, Excelsior patent;
100 coils New Bedford towline. 2
White oak plank and boards from l to g inch
Yellow pine heading, Cumberland coal In casks
China m~atting-white, o. wide
~Tooacco-Oronoko leaf, 20b boxer. an plugs. Buff.
faio chips and Turkish smoking tobacco. Nam
lila cheroots, No. 2 Manila cigars, No. 2.
Family cooking stoves, California and Island oats;
Seurles' strong ale, In jugs; octaves Dennis Maurice coRuac
brandy sauterne wine, IN casks;
brandy. in cases; Hollands gin, Port and Madeira
wines, cherry cordials and liquor1, In cases.
Sperm Oil and Whale Oil. 66-tf
c. 9. AXES.
DECEIVED PER YOUNG GREEK. Ann
~ II ~ b QloNl n. 3. Ifn6
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
-"TO ARRIv En-
THE CARGO OF THE BRITISH BARK
sep r. r N a -
WHICH SAILED FROM LIVERPOOL
w May 18th, 1858, consisting Of
Dry Goods.
Bales fancy prints, bales muslin, a complete assortment blankets;
Alpaccas, plaids, figured lustres, Orleans, Brussels carpet;
Velvet carpets, black doeskin, velvet rugs, blue twined flannel;
Moleskin, cotton umbrellas, silk umbrellas, Victoria lawns,
Turkey red handkerchiefs, cotton handkercliefs, regatta shirts;
Fancy shirts, white shirts, superior white shirts, jean shirts;
Mosquito netting, felt hats, an assortment of clothing, fine hosiery;
Linen thread, silk thread. assorted mems and womenfs shoes;
Reefng jackets, pilot coats and trowsers, fancy drills;
White sheeting, brown hollands, linen cambric handkerchiefs;
shirtings, madapolams grey d,mestics, fine and good white cance.
Sundries.
so tons rice,
Casks bottled ale and porter,
Hhds draught ale,
Crates earthenware,
Cases fancy biscuits,
Al invoice of Roskilps English watches,
6tons fencing wire,
small iron safes,
2copying presses,
Assorted hoop iron,
Assorted round aud square iron;
20 boxes TX tin plates,
6 sheets lead,
English white lead. paints and oil.
Also expected via San Francisco:
Serge and flannel shirts,
Assorted cloths,
Corah handkerchief.
On Hand
Liverpool and st Ubes salt,
English groceries, pie fruits, pickles,
English brown soap,
States and fire bricks,
Anchors and chains,
Saddlery, etc, etc.
And a very varied assortment of Dry Goods and Sundries.
~ An invoice of NEW GOODS is expected shortly from San
FRANCISCO. lloS-u] ROBERT c. JANION.
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New Goods. OK Bark "MeIita."

pXS. ODFISH KITS NO. 1
IL Kits cod tongues,
Cases lard, in tins, 10 lbs each,
Corn meal, in tins,
Ground rice, in tins,
Carolina rice, in bbls,
Boston smoked hams,
Crushed sugar,
Loaf sugar,
Water crackers,
Butter do,
Soda do,
Oyster do,
Mix biscuits,
Ginger snaps,
sumblcs,
Dried apples
lo7-sf Al s. sAvIDGE's.
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AND AMERICAN PAPERS
AND MAGAZINES.

TIME UNDERSIGNED is Agent to receive subscrip-
tons throughout this kingdom for any of the following
publications. Subscribers will receive them punctually on the
arrival of each mail from the United States, when paid for in
advance. The following prices cover the Hawaiian, American
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MaiIs.

Vessels arriving from San Francisco, or other foreign pm
and having a mail for Honolulu, will hoist the national ensgri
the fore, IL a pilot is wanted but If a pilot is not wanted, q ve
sci having such a mail will hoist the ensign at the main.
Messrs. Morgan, Stone & Co., San Francisco, are the authr
lied mail agents for the Hawaiian Government, and yeas
leaving that port for Honolulu, are requested to inform them
the time of their departure.
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LIGHT GOODS.
HAER LATE ARRIXAIS-A SPIENDIn

= LATE ARKIVALS-A
assortment of Light Clothing, viz:
White linen duck and drill pants,
do do do do coats,
Brown do do do pants,
do do do do coats,
Fancy plaid coats,
Fancy check coats,
Black alpaca coats.
ll4-.f At wholesale by G. A. K Ii. r. POOR.
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u--,-,- IL ,.,-l
hi. al .ns ~ =. nc .a i a. - ~ - ' .snaa L. smn ma,T
either of the cnnmissioned pilots. vessels entering the harm
.s ~ y. sme nm rs NJ p 81. - Ne, snterins ue nM
ia 'e aa ;s,am =. ~ nd rnoved from = ancbora~e !, ~" ~, Ia !.
nav direct. and none except Hawaiian coastinr vessels ofl4
than sfv ms burtben. and vessels under Command ~ a ~
or OFFICER for the purpose of leaving port. to Quit their anchor
without the written permission of the harbor master.
THE harhor mas.er or his ass;stant 10 = rgo, Mi. ~ers
ing a vessel from one anchoraee or nooying ~ another NJ
make fast to any other vessel or TO any warp or wharf. and 81
person resisting the same, cutting away or casting of the vr1
or fastening, is liable to the penalty stated below, and the mer
ter is responsible for the same. All vessels within the hard
shall. when so requested by the harbor master or his assistarS
slack down their stream cables and other fastenings. !
All vessels entering the harbor shall, if so requested by y
and spanker booms, and top their lower and topsail yards, wiz
in twenty-four hours after anchoring within the harbor, and 4
all cases before attempting to come alongside Of, or make fast 4
either Of the docks or wharves, and keep them rugged In q
topped until within twenty -four hours OF their leaving the hr I
Dor, and until removing from any wharf or dock. /
No pitch, tar, resin or oil shall be heated on board Of any vI
sci within the harbor; but all such combustibie articles shall =
heated on shore, or in q boat, or ON q ran at reasonable dissr7
from any vessel.
Any person who shall throw or cause to be thrown into d
harbor. or leave OF cause 4, be Iet upop the shores tbered. al
dead animal, shah be liable to be apprehended and fnei 4
Any vessel taking on board or dischareing ballast shall hm :
tarpauln properly stretched and spread to prevent any h1
falling into the water.
For each violation Of either of the foregoing harbor regulates
the person violating is liable to a fine, not exceeding 500.
If a pilot conduct a vessel to anchorage % the port Of Hnr1
lulu. and be not detained on board from the necessities Of the q
sci, logger than twenty four hours, he is entitled 10 receive 81
and 81 for health certificate, and If detained on board los1
than t~wenty-four hours, S. per diem for each subsequent dgH q
detention. Should a vessel thus anchored without the hzsf
afterwards enter, the anchorage fees above named viii be r
,r.o q" me ~ Phoage ann neahh fees only exacteu.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VUNHE UNDERStGN ED HAVING BEEN
Il appointed Administrators, with the will annexed, of the es-
tate of stephen Reynolds, late Of Honolulu, deceased. hereby
gives notice to all persons having demands against said estate,
to present the same and all persons indebted TO the same, are
hereby requested to make immediate payment.
JAMES W. AUSTIN,
Honolulu, January %. 1885. S3tf Administrator.
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NOTICE..
THE UNDERSIGN HAVING BEEN AP.
/ pointed Guardians of tine person and property oil WILLIAM
c. LUNALIL0, son of Charles Kanaina. of Honolulu, hereby
give notice to all persons indebted o him 10 make immediate
payment and all persons having claims against the same, are
hereby requested TO present the same to j. W. AUSTIN, Ho
nolulu. J. W. AUSTIN.
r. ARMSTRONG,
Feb. %, 1855. S7+s c. KASAINA.
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SAFES! SAFES!
| FIR AND THIEF PROOF
- safes, made by Messrs. DEMO L Roberts, Boston. For sale
by l95-fl A. p. EVERETT.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED. GUARDIANS OF
the person and property of WILLIAM c. LUNALILO,
son of C. Kauaina, of Honolulu, hereby forbid any person trust
ing the said W. c Lunalilo, as from this date we shall pay no
debts contracted by him. j. W. AUSTIN,
R. ARMSTRONG,
Feb. %. 1853. Stiff C. KANAINA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

Coy.rpert ccnrereJ a. ths poirt Of zoe b,yoret.
the co.ctop Of the forced loan, contribution
sc American citizen, against zoe pAyDoat o. which
YOU have si-esry rec Tvs 4 w. F1-syth's protest.
Inc ir1,v;du.l wss q Mr.. Mseill. 4 ie~.lar = Rus-
si.n by birfh. but rho nsrIied New-iork lady aud
VI is biTsef s .tu- shzed Ansncaa ctizsn II
hss lived il Cslfo mia fcT acue ys yesrs, be- during
tie lat year or NOE BE- has resided In t,s City OF
Mexico. TIE amount OF HI. contribution 500,
which be refused to pay when the co'lsc'irg olcsr
rot cry took from lis store by force tea times the
amour. bu. Lis psssport Was harded 10 him with
orders 20 lssve ths Republic iby wsy Of Tsmpcol in
tsbourr Mr.. Fo'syth demanded the recall Of this
otoe. which the Minister Of Foreign Relations refused
tie rels,isrs Of bis Legation with tae Government,
ard he row ATS the Instructions OF the Government
a. Ws.hir gton. Thus s;sno matters nov.
H. Mesill being very wealthy, ard having may
frierds did not go 10 Tsupco, but was scnuggled 10
the s.sge fc. Vera C'uz, snd he Il now here. The
sbo We il his statement Of the sifsr.
The British and French Ministers a. Mexico SC
vsed their citizens 10 psy the forced contribution un-
der protest which Il s raid they sre doing, but they
s.e very bitter sgsinst their Ministers because they
did rot act with Mr. Forsyth.
Tiers wac severe earthquake throughout Mexico,
80 far a. heard from, the morning OF toe Ssa OF
tbs month. Il was very severe II this CITY, on. old
10 damage. At the City of Mexico i threw down
several housss; snd i is said tlst some thirty lives
were lost .nd hist eeyese pe-sors were wounded. In
reslly all the towns and cities hesrd from in the ine
rio shock very severe-tEe seyerss. u Is sad
ha. iss bter experienced dung the past hall centu-
" In the City of Mexico many houses are 20
cracked and in such a falling condition, thst ali
wheeled carriages have been prohibited Ia ne sTests
go ssy the above meutioCed passengers
IL Vera Cruz 81 is que, IS N a convent The
onto hes played esd havoc among the sodery quar-.
tered lere who are from the interior ana unscch'
mated; but tmorg the citizens there hiss been CON-
psrstlyely Lo sickness as yet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
vgurkcls.

furgALo July l7-s p. n-NsIEet ioI FLOUR d. today
.IAoisctior confined entirely TO tie local and ' afe safes
% ct exceed bbls yteldsys rates WHEAT a. "a de-
NJ, AZ uske without chaI-e 5000 BUSH a. hoa
f roard arc sound Chcsgo sSrug. 7c io d,aag-a uh
fQi19c for Red Ohio sni uista gilc for comI niie
Cs1a1su. CosS pretty gooi demand ior chiug SUES
10 zoo al ururd 81 fa &C. O,Is without chang sud IL
rod demand sells C b1sh e - s for dans1 81 dS7c
for uId steady; faes small :. st 81 '5to WHISKY
firInsr; 50 bt!s %. CaNAi FRscHTs-oc OF 1F)L
Ic or Wdes icc. CoIl to Ne~-l oik RECEIPTS; losS
bs. Flour s7l4 b7sh WHEAT Corr uoae S,5ls oi.n Os
OswrCo July 1T m.-FL,uR utcastgee. WHEAT
esoy 100 BUSH 7oo for Re ine aud nicAso Spus
no. in stnppiig condition Com dull saes bush Ho u
s8e. OARS oul stss S90 zoe feElGhTs hfrn LANE lH
po,rs; 900 Dbl. Flour ss whes 65 90 bush Corn
IL bush Oats CANAL EXPORTS: 1000 bois fiout, lscoJ
bush Wheat 81 zoo bush Corr, 1850 bash ONa
CHICAGO July IL, 8 P m.-FLous quiet WHEAT s.escy At
6sc; sales $3.50 bush CoRN trm and advanced tc OATS
stesdy sHPNtsTs Buffalo 100 bb, Flour; geo bush
Wheat gO bush Corn SHIPMENTS 10 O.wego: 10 oO) bush
Wtest RECEIPTS: 27Oe bbs Flour IS 600 bush Wnea go
CscSs.TI July II, p m.-FLovs steady. WHISKY 2.lc
Mess PoKE 4l5 80. Barrel LARD II &c -
EwORLEAss, July l7-CoTros sitter, bqt not quoaely
brL.r: sales TO $50 bales SUGAR again advance sd c
Flour 81 Bacon tending upward PsIIsaI'-co;'oa to
Liv,rpco, Id. Sterling EXCHANGE In good demand -.
PBiI.pEIfHa July l7-FLoUR hrmi sales 81 > 3a - 53
WgyAT finn; sales Of Cn0 bush. old Red o. 81 u White
a rev Red 81 10; White 81 49, Corn quiet. PRovS-.
ions dull. WHISKY firm 81 g, a &c
BN.TIMopE, July l7-BREaDsTuPFS unchanged, WHEAT
dull CoRs sctive; yellow sc. Provisions setivs WHISKY
firms
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

Accounts from Monterey, which may De regarded
as the Iesl headquarters Of the Mex'can opposition
to the Zuloaga Government, Indicate decided
movement southwark BY Vidaurri to cooperate
with the forces Of Zuszus, whose headquarters are
1t Zacatecss, in driving Miramon from San LUIS
Potosi, ard in secopdog the attack which the Con
stitutional forces from COma, under Desoliado and
Blancc have made on GuAdalajara Indeed, 1t Is
rtated that tbe attack on Guada'sjara has already
caused Miromon, who c'mmaods the ZuIoaga
forces o. San Luis, to march with the bulk OF his
army to the relief Of that city.
Should the Liberal forces besiegiDg G1adalajara
and those under Zuszaa and Vadaurr all unite, they
would form together an army of eight Thousand
men. whose march upon the City of Mexico the
Zulossa Government might find it difficult to con-
csptrate the means of resisting. The forces under
Miramon do not exceed half that number
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

ervisA: vter tNsy shs- ~ A.n sx..st hAsi n
pessuaSoa and Pity to ther lcst saets b1nSlog saec
forward ~ ths ssddest proof that tae oehp ,o,eA
erhete ~ woTens labor . II tao grsstNs, isju-y 70
the wel-bsirS az rS KIND beta hefs srl hsras'.g;
when near these q - ssvsys e wosnsa tNxrc &c
tbs erurEi~oik OF ter ph.'oeophy pgrs .ad ~.
a.rd CIR s'ianuy, the t'-t 40 .-eslss, bf..r- -
tie huusn race, then there viii be 20 ore - saNr
The hoy truths o.sach cis.e wo1'd brpel g. sv.sv
hesit ard such pOti'icrt ron.eE <Cgo be oessax u
every true-hesrted woman iD tie voi,c. RI.
these political women are ye, to co1s. To
female pioneers n politics q. the present tine ss'eas-
bic 10 discuss the sublime and very inp)sslt quss
ton 10 mankind. whether they shall BE- called " 4ss
Sc-sggs CT Mrs Scrosgs af.eT marriage, and Whistler
they had better pantaloons instead Of petcoAs,
CT ilst hats instead OF bcunets. Nhee We hear the
hans Of the Crestor bssphemed IN these eounci',
ard find the Sacred Writings dragged through tbs
mire of dozen mpious doctrines one more deeisax
than another how can any one help asktng them
serves, Can these people bring about revolanna
wnoh vii improve the orditon Of suffering women
NO, SE tley only serve 20 bring noble csuse iato
contempt. W ny Go they never touch upcn the evLs
which are driving mynsis cf women around them 70
destruction l suppose i, is because some OF them
uuoh ergsged With The an.irs OF " BorioNcci~
Chs" that they forget the equally mousnful an1
pleading voices sskirg sid at their elbows
| have the highest respect flE intellectual womes,
bG, ST. ikta thst the women Of the political coun-
oils mentioned above would find themselves sad out
of place by the side OF Mnie. De Stsel or Niue.
Roard. In conclusion, woali say tha. believe q d
gave 10 woman mission. the highest on the face II
the earth-,he first and principal education ot t,e in
mortal soul, ard one who was the friend Ct woman
has wisely said. "It is greater work {, educ >'e
child in the true ana age sense Of the word taaa 10
rule q 81 ste.
Nesy respectfully, T. N. POWFLL.
AHttpolIieiI for hss,,s7s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19
10, 1853 that make. tt. p,o.pet ef-sss. f,os m'-.

u svorsbls. Gays
"Ter DAYS ego the vhes. crop in Cedsg. Jsckscn
and Clintcr Counties locked good and biz TAR Tor &
bounf;ful harvest FoI the last five Elk Gays u ass
been bigh.ed ard struck ith rust. Any tslds vii
p.yey be harvested oar information is from dlsrsrt
portiors Of these counties, snd can be relied upon
O..s have been st-1cA With rgst. The Corn ctop,
which sd So mach 'ssr about the fore PAT OF June,
is row dong well and bics fa'r to be good crop"
letter of July 9, from Scott Co., Monesots, says
1.-THE amount of land under cuI.iv ston this year Ia
fully double tbs. Of las. year, and the present pros.
rect ia ths. We viii have enough 70 supply our wants
srd the vats Of the abcre on the railroads that are
low being built"
Tie edior Of TIE Au5urE Daiy Advertiser writes
from Homer. july Is, Of the orops, tha. waeN is
heavy ard though some Injured, VII afford good
crop. Hay is fine, and oats ani corn promising. OF
fruit be writes discozISeingy. Potatoes are s. well
a. usus'
A letter dated Sunbury, Northumberland Couoty'
Pc. July lj ls5S says:
I've are in the midst cf harvest. Whsst owing
70 tie weeVil sId rust, Wi be eNremsiy Ngn' aver
see 10 this Union end Sryder Counties; no. more
thsn 10 per cert of full crop Oar hay Is secured
ne have q noble cTop-tai! 50 per cen. moVs tlsu
ususl Osts, coln snd buokwhest srs very prom
i:irg eererslly through Central Pennsylvania.
A lste Chicago Tribune speaks very discourag ugly
of the wbsst crop. The straw is large, but has o'en
stuck with rust This is in tie north part OF the
State tie crcp in the southern portion was esEeE ard
good.
Il is possible ser all tie promises 20 the contrary
thst we msy rot, the whole, have "a msny bushels
Of wheat as usual but, from all the evidence as yet
accumulated, ro disposed to join the croskeis
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

,,;rs 10 her aid Mschioery and Power--in short
=, hs, DO thousand things which are nov deemed
,hs .neeisl prerogatsves of men, and do her work
.,ors ,k,llfulIy and rapidly than hitkertc-and she
IN command better wages than low because her
'..,;cs. will be vOrh more; or she can shorten her
sorr, I of labor if she see, ft Otherwise we kno"
~ PRACTICAL way Of increasing her recompens' or
diminishing her hours Of daily toll Our CORE
,Dopde1s. project seems to US especially il-'on'ld
cred and fallacious. =,
We regret that Miss Powell has seen is to sdd
ros;tve csluunes to the unworthy 'neers oi ner
io,rsr letter st the political women" OF our Day
II is simply untrue that asa class, they nave e1-
,aser,.ed the Importance Of questions concerning
are.,. or have addicted themselves to basPhemy'
;,,;etv. irreverepce, &c, or that they have de-
rotsd themselves to discussing whether they
,b.I be called after marrisge Miss Scraggs or Mrs.
er d ay be Miss POwells choice in
,bi, respect. In ,hort, our correspondents assault
On other womens efforts to secure justice and oP-
portunity for their sex proves the shalowness aod
Of her notions Of reform, aud forbds the
hope that lasting good can be accomplished under
her guidance or Inspiration.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

AFFAiRs At QUARANTISF There are new sixty
seven vessels under the Health Officers care, thu
largest number a. Quai sntne this a, time.
The following hsye sIivsd sni been qusan,lne s,ocs
Friday:
Biz Mou with lcswood sad coffee from Pi; a. Pine sss
Aiu,r Tsyl,r from stifos p Rico, Wh anf mo.ses
.ebT May c Tursen fem Porto REQ vita same ',h Anu.
III ~ is N sseaas & nv MN IN s & sr,r S's ~, a. ,r
and uos.se schr Josephos. ou RIO J'nssro Win sohec
bark rsisn. from Ceptaess with ussFi car Msy Ogso1.
Turks srJ with schr Fanny tom New 'o'le'o' ~as
no,asses, bark Scin fro CumSerlani Hnbo ~nh ss.rj
bris Ly.n.n from Porto Cabeo with hides aud coh bs
on 9anpSo om Rs~Tso: S % o.,sn and sa .ss .Ss Ss
Eleanor TURKS Issud with salt bark We>.heresns TOM
Santos Rio. with coffee eais 0o0 'fow NO. WIN o"us
Considerable yellow fever in Cienfaegcs reported.
All vessels from that place heretofore have reported
directly the contrary The Mary Clinton loaded there.
and before leaving lost two men, aud on the passsgs
home three more. On arriving at Quarantine she hsd
no fever on beard but the whole crew were in vsry
Unhealthy state. The stewards wife died on the pss
age in chd-bed and two others were sick Of the sun-
dice. The vessel was ordered TO the lower bay foe
thorough cleaning. The Trssn, from Cenfuegos gives
a. bad al account of the place as did the May Cln-
ton, though she had no sickness on board.
The brig Biow from Sagua Ia Grande. reports that
place as being very sickly, but was fortunate enough
to escape an attack Of the fever.
Por. su Prince is also spoken Of a. being sck'y and
all yessels from there will be subjected to tho most
stringent quarantine regulsticns
The Csrlo from Ro reports the death Of one man 81
yellow fever on the homew passage, but beside tan
che had no sickness. Rio is reported to be in % ua-
usually healthy condition.
Tie brig Orinoco, from Remedies, lost her second
mate ehorty AFTER leaving fer NewYork and the dsy
after her departure the first mate took III, and dsd
few days afterwsrd. There WAS no other sickness oa
the passage. Remedies is reported a. being in very
unhealthy condition.
There is but little sickness at Quarantine now, most
of the old being disposed Of There have been
several deaths during the past few days from yellow
fever, but none, far as can be learned, from any
ether ditesse.