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EOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. s.
MAIL LlNE-ybe tvortte FtesnsIhip AUGUSTA,
Captain Thomas Woodhol viii leave en- SATURDAY, Asnl
l6 p'ciock hora Pier No fhroush tickets rvsn
70 hontsouery Columbus Atlanta Albany and AAcen sis
OF Aaius ssrea only board Yer freight sssAss sPpS
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TyHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAl
Il ROYAL NAIL srEAMsHiPs

TNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL srEAMsHlPs
FROM New.Yorf 10 Liverpool; go.
Csief CABIN P.ssase. :'''''''''.''..'''.'..''..sg
'''''' From boston to Liverpool:
Chisi Cabin Passage .....''.'.'.'''''..'"'."si
The ships from Boston can q: HstfsS r.
4sH sSsSSs SsS f I.Isss
Ts:s ys..s. carr Ss.s white light at m'A''' green on
ssx ees ..a .. Lee Wednesday March
NIAGARA mAI. Leave, so'son wesDe.d.y April g
rEss Jnoln' Law: so. WsSns.S:
EUROPA Leave, York. "Wednesday, - p
Asxca s ssSns Leave. Nay
sAsAaH Leave: Es.So;i Wsdns:ds Is
Berth, secured antii psia for
The owners hps Will rot be accountable for God
Silver Bullion Specie Jewehy Precious stones OF as;. On
less bs OF sdine signed therefor ano me 'aue ereoi
therein '1pr'''d ''' 'is 0uSAsD No. p Flowing Green
rTHE GLASGOW aud NETWORK STEAM
SHIP ooHpANY ,Sa sailing thet s 1sS and PoTs.oi
GLASGOW, Thomson, SATURDAY, hAy IA, at If O'oloct
Rs,. Of ,S.ssae r. m Ne~Yoik Phsdephi, Boston to
Gmsos Liverpool Belfast, Dublin Londondey Firsiel.'s
SO Ps,sss GOI either Of the above PLACES to
Cabin SIS stserase 800 Chiirtn under Y yen. Of .s ha
fare Fiutcs return tickets sv.iable within six moHth'
$40 For i'''' OF PRtofBE RE f' CSAro No. IT Broadway
SPECIAL NOIICE.-First extreme clipper
ROSS sap S 4 Lee 4 Co :. Line e.
SAN FRANCISCO.
The extreme Clipper Ship ,v,vo
wn.or Master reeviG. las. Of her c.Is0 At Pier No 10
Eas' RIVER The las, g,s,.se 81 ths WITS S 100 oAS
Apply hOssi - - = SVy;ry.r,
A.ent. a. San rr.nci.corae.G. ROSS, DEMPsrER Co.
S,TEAM To GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
y VAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY, without delay, fos
$50 Return Of the above places COOS Tor az
month. ~ any IT. sneI o. the line .rrp t.u
GLASGOW Cart Thomson saturday. May a. u m
Rates Of .sseCsSln as Third Casa found With cooked
provisions. $50
'0' "s''D' '' R3ssRT CRAIG. No IT Bro.dw.y.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, and the WEST.
ar ANkHP IINE l..ye Pier No IS River TUES
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS making toe Ps,s'se
Wahiniton cents oo snd P'oPo'tonese t.Ies
through the Nes covering Insurance uk spy 70 o.
4 N m r Co ;, Once No. rs Broadway. Apply TO
H. B. CROMWELL Co, No. 80 Sestst
nor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-Thc mer.
ioap Atlantic Screw sesmshp CSppanys new and eless
,s.ssP aSNTsslLLE 1HS rG' ,S s ooloel
as through ticket. 70 Sew-orlesns $50 - NEEDLE 50
SIS Macon Ell; Assuss soj also, 70 pGiooieA pisces IN
Florida lowest rstss Steamers leaving ssys1naA On
DAY "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS Freket ~
cens pei foot pTopoooas Insurance onehaf pei
cent APPls TO c.o,,u~ WA
CNOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. 8.
II NAIL LiNE-yhe tsvonte steamship AUGUSTA,
Captain rhoEas. WoodhoL viii leave en- SATURDAY, AM
to houisonery Columbus, Atlant. Albany and Ascsn sis
OF AauE szrea only board FER freight passage Apply
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NAY BOAT for ALBANY. Steamer ARME-
~ MA every MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY saa FRIDAY,
zen tost 81 HaxJzsee -, q s'sosA -
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IN PURSUANCE of an ordeiof the Surrogate
Of the County Of New Yoik Notice her-sy siyen 70 al
fsvuE cain alsinst ELIZA 5ETH OSBORN ate OF
be City Of hewYoEs deceased, 70 present the sane siss
voucher Thereof Suocrib. 81 the ece Of REUBEN
H. CUDLIPH No ll9 Ns'faus In the City Of Nswfors on
before the Fourth Of der next Otted Nes f0Ts
the thirty.Gst day Of Mach, 1889. kOBERI BARNES
al IavbuFs Atminishator.
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feqal Nonrfs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of toe County Of NevYorl notce hersey ry-n 70 A.
Dsrons having Claims AGAINST OTTO THEODORE JUS sEh9
aoe a Point Levi C.nses aecs AS-d 20 presen. 1e We
sorche, Thereof the subscriber a. ais ofo No 81 WGEs
IN City OF NEWTON, before The t5 dsy d Aprt
sex--Da,ed HevYork, me lS,h day q October, l3&
CLARKSOS " POTTER
OILS lsvtuB Adrafnist-stor With the WIN Alocxsd
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MnGsnd.

s.rxos nnsyrE, Aset,oDseL
.,vnN DRAPER Office No. - PiDe-sk
Flr binbv1.s s.l-s 81 the MsrchentS EkoesDse
1yssf SsY sa' 40 Bonds S''sS' and '''d ' Pd''''
sse 80. xtus DAY ct IN o'eloes. bee o~.siosOs
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OfyioI OF TIVE FULTON FIRE Insurance COMPANY,
No. ~ Wall 81, heE.YoIk April IL, 1853.
THE Board of Directors Of this Company have
j iiS d.J declared ssEMi-ANHUAL DIVIDEND Of TEN
'A~ S,'''' ~ JAMES NJ. RANKIN, Secretary.
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7NHE NEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,
Il CALIFORHIA-GR AR REDUCTION Of FARE The
fsscnts steamship NORTHERN LIGHr Cap. y kl-p,usn
viii leave HewYork from Pier No. 5, Mr. co TUESDAY,
Msy 10, .; oclocb NJ, eonuestDE VI. Panama Raroat
IN .. NO. Bo~rng Green. ID. 3. ALLEN Asen.
Al perm, foibd tra,;ns any accom-. Of
The sbOvs sbiys OF owners.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of NevyoE notire is hereby given 10 Al
p-rsous hsvips claims assDs. j. II. HOBART HAWs late
the City a FewYort Counsellor oecesses 70 present
he sse with vouchers thereof the subscriber a. ne oce
Of JOHN FOWLER, jr, esq No. s. Nss'.ast tssnh Of
lh day Of July reyt-Dsted NsEYoEt The sh ssy Of Jan
nary lSe. MARIA L hAWS
al I.vemYd ErecutriI.
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BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and the WEST.
ID -rbe steamers of TIE NIW-YoRK and BALTiNoRE
STEAMSHIP LINE lesve Pier No IS NoTta River on TOcs
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS making toe p"s'se
IA frty hou Freight Baltimore, ak cents Per foot 70
Ten foot p'oportonGte rates FOR
hrough rates the West covering Insurance uk spTy 10 D.
4 N m Co ), Once, No. 2.s Broadway Apply TO
n r. CROMWELL & Co. No. IS Nest-st.
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FREIGHT and TRAvEL.-BALTIMORE

EREIGHT and TRAvEL.-BALTIMORk
so oa AZ ~ssn 40 -. q. sy s,
sped eosgeo,ss ines ossT no't se,r.es md sI ,Dax
sd ana ~ -, s,s :ss 'o osuss,.s u s
Vsnti-' sns 81 lowest and passenger ts.s, scs
snHsn ksisd nroosh' VITA ser e>ssase win S'' 'P"a
Ton. a, only n.s By which rsvser' est.s.s nswYor,
on Baltimore 70 ussainEtoo been Prosieed esgeo.y
eI E.sssr, ssss.. ihs ks:',9 s,. sd ~ ne 49, - ..
sursDt pres Of Western ese.. Travellers nay E'' sssiAs
u tsy Ne and supO7 sleeping ssve been Introduced
Es~.yoIs eo. No 70 sroadwsy come, Of Barclay oPpo
- '''' n'''S = ~ As.ti 3 ard o. rus...
EIUSHING RAILROAD-Leiyes Fulton Mar
i Lst Mar By steamer EaocH DEAN, .: s:i5 and 10
sna i6A I'D ans N s1a.tihr ADD srsssosins PSI
sA Tie zoe. At Haa'~ Ssnt r.; %,1 = f'S R,
THE NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAIL
ssb.. a'''''' " % '' '''''' O''' '''-''
DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, cor.
n5 "s2s,.I . o. nT.sa u. AP pS i g, fs,
s'sry TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY II m,
masiDs the usnsl l,osinn
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
POI sAi s srsfr ds5 sS sJ
TUESDAY ThgssGAg :. q SATURDAY AZ 5o',2 os 3 q
wEDNEsDAY and FRIDAY q. O'clock p H., from Pier
No SN X. .
cant M I'll be shell b.y- beer pals ior
Pftbt Boston forwarded thro1sh with great dispatch By
,less Freight Train.
Nm BORDEN Asent, Nos. 70 ard II wes'-'t.
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD,
IN 1859 SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1859.
Comrnepcir April 1889.
Passenger Station In New YORK. corner Of 9hs and fhs7
Entrance Z7tb-st - -
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK-
For New Haven texD IL: ia SlS tex u $3.50 and
4:t5 .. For Bndaepor m Eek IA 3;l5 leIli
$3.50 Mi ford s;rstford Fsrsed, ychpor.
ara Westpor m. l24 $50 4 Is p For Nor ~sk
:, 1870, S:l5 t.I) $50 As $50 For Dsrisn
and Greenwich, T. "a IN i1:i5, $50 49, s;0 N foi
stamford T. (sx), -. i2f5, Sl5 tex S5t 4i5 6S
D. M For Port and intermediate Stations, y
is:45 $50, AS, $50, 6:S ?. N.
CONNECTING TEAMS.
Fer noson a. NJ ferl S:l5p N. (srl For Hartford and
Springfield sxl S:i5 N: ex) For Connectc1. River
Railroad 70 Montreal (sx aud 3:l5 ?. m (eL) 70
Northampton Ne~aavsn New boadon and s.oninstor
Be hosd at and 3:l5p sor C>nAl Rsirosd 70 horh.
smpon tex and l2:S For 6ouatonic Railroad,
m For Nsugatuct Railroad g. m, S:l5 tor DAP.
burg and Norvsk Bsilroea, "a N, $50 Pm
JAMES H. HOYT, Superintendent
-yOpK AMI HARLEM RAILROAD
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of thu Surrogate OF
the COUNTY Of New Jk noto Is heses gwen 70 az pe..ns
h.ytns claims s.a'us THOMAS OAKLEY, ie Of ne City
k.vYort m.Icbsrt, deo-s.sd, % present. the npe n
vcu thereof 70 subscriber the Ofoe 81 0lLBERf
OAKLEY No lis D-s n The City Of Newrnrs on or
before Sch day PssmbeE nsItD,.sa re Ia:
d-y Of March, laE9 RACHEL OAKLEY,
MIA lassn.FnF Adninors,Tix
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From April
IL 1852 trains win leave ChSmberss s1ion a. follows;
Express fIsirs q M and Abaey MAJ IRAN IL
Ferry, and n Is and and 1850 NJ 'or sot sins ~
p m for Peekski1 $50 rhe Poussteep.se. reessan
PVsenseTs taken chsmers Cans. ChrstoSa.r and
frsns for New York .sv- Troy ass and $50 ana ss
D ~ ana Albany sboUs Is inmates On Sundays N
A .. snIrH. superintendent
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In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
O! the County New-Yot, notice sereby gwen - 81
person, having claims against LEWIS A. HANkN5ON ats
Of the City Of EevYoFs aecesssd, % P'sn ne .Is s
vouchers thereof n. subscribed II his sore No 80 OrAe1
weh street IN the City Of yfors, or oeore he r15
asy Of Jurs rsI-D.ed EevYot N. rst day Of December
la6s EORDECA L. MARSH,
DS l.vsnYd Adm, VIII snaer,t.
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~
making drunkenness. in single eases punishable
oder ce. failed in the House, but Is not unlikely to
pass by and by serl.s OF useful bills, providing
for the payment OF Sherfs, County Treasures. and
County Commissioners by salaries instead OF ices,
became i law.
There was but little political debate during the
session. The Personal Liberty bill was discussed
two or three evenings in quiet way. Dir. Cush.
ING stated fact which | have not seen mentioned
in the papers, viz, that Judge Mclean assented to
the opInOn of the Supreme Court IN the WscOnsln
case. declaring the Fugitive Slave act constitutional,
and nullifying the writ OF hAbeas corpus. Thls
must dispose Of the judges political schemes, if ne
has spy IN his mind Mr.. Cushing, at an early day
in the session, made demonstration In favor vi
Indian citizenship, and the whole SUB beet was re-
ferred 10 SPECIAL Committee, OF which
he was appointed Chairman. lie reported
a bill. the first section Of which commenced
10 this way: Indians, and the defendants
of Indians d0miclled IN this Commonwealth,
are declared citizens thereof &c. The bill
was passed with this language, but siCewird was
chsr eed 80 q. to read: Indians &c, shall DO IN
vested with the rights, public and private, and
subjected 10 the duties, sppertaining by Ia" 10
d" citizenship" &c. This provision IS contingent
upon future action Of the Legislature. The
act provides FOX the appointment o.
Commission 10 examine into the condition
Of the Indians, and report TO the Legislature suca
facts a. shsll enable it 10 judge whether they can
PROPERLY be placed on the footing as the other
inhabitants. Dir. Gushing, in b.. lecture before
the Democrat. Of East Boston Last year, attributed
the sad condition of Mexico and the Central Amer
lean Republics To Indian equality. II 10 pleasant
To nd that his views have become modified. Per-
haps tine y Ill also change hB views On the negro
question.
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ktsaaboats aue Railroads.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH
n EASY or ~EsY, shoald bay, b-fore starting APfLk
rOHs RAILWAY GUIDE fuoe = ssnts The eeaI nsa
enables tie Traveller ct glance HOW hs snAAi
rRAvKL BE wlr save many soln y ,sssSinf Spy
d. APPLETON Co, PuetsAer.
Hos So AID SO Bros<wsy.
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General Mejia OF Mexico.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YoBK, Nov. II. 1850
One Of the morning papers contains a statement re-
spectng Gen. hea Of Mexico, which doos injustice 70
that gentleman. It states that he was two years aeo
drunken, brutal Indian, but the Church enlisted hs
servioes and nay elevated him the rank Of General
Of DvRion," &c General Meta is well known in Tho
United States. He born in New Orleans and IL be
son Of the celebrated Mexican patriot general Of the same
believe, al Tampico, by General ssnsemse who decaa-
tased him and boiled hh head in OIL The present
Geocrai Aela's mother was the daughter of former
Governor OF Louisiana be educsted by Hon. Psrro
soue who was his guardian. Gen. NJ was IN New YORK
last winter for the purpose Of procuring arms or ns
riot General Alvarez He then colonel ony, ~ ~
bat since been promoted He has never belonged e sS
Church party, but has always been liberal ~ ~ ~
for his unewervpg hostility TO the murderos1Sr Tc
father He has mot been defeated. NEW ORAAAN6
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NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES.

An African SLAYER Under Mexican CO.
lOTs in Kingston Harbor as q Prize
The Chinese Immigrant Labor Strike
at an End-The Governor Sustained
Severe Storm and Heavy Rain-Reii-
gious News-Good Weather.
By the arrival of the brig Palestine Captain Burgess
this port, have files from Kingston, Jamaica, dated
the 18th ult.
The Morning Journal of that day contains the following
summary Of events occurring from last dates;- :
The slave bark LAURA captured by Majesty steam
Archer, the coast Of Africa, brought
Port Royal on the 1st inst When captured she
der the Mexican flag There slaves board, but
She s in charge of part of the Archers crew. and has
been aiken 10 Vera Cruz for condemnation
We happy being able 10 state that the three hun
dred Chinese immigrants who, spti0ned in pre-
yous summary, bad offered their services 10 the plant
crs, on consideration Of bonus Of flO head being
granted them have all obtained employ and are now
nj work No paid the bounty demanded by these
men, and they IN no instance insisted IT. thus showing
that they perfectly they entitled
hetcalfe, ST. George, st. Mary and st. Catherine There
s nothing like making early resistance to evil These
Cinnamon were no doubt led away by some mschevous
and evil designing men. Had the planters been impru-
oent enough 10 grnnt the required bonus in single in
stance the labor question, which appears TO 70 be
steadily though slowly approaching settlement would
have been plunged again into the most serious compca
sncc the departure Of the previous packet several ad
dresses additional 10 those then noticed have been pre-
ssnied TO the Governor expressive Of satisfaction the
ner in which his Excclency bad discharged the unc-
tons Of bic hiah oce, and cndt mnatory OF the as
sumed by portion OF the prcss discussing acts
Of his administration
thunder storm passed over the south side OF
the island during the night Of the Goth ut without how
ever occasionipg damage The peals prolonged
followed in the Of the night by heavy showers
Of rain.
The B!shorof Kingston s engaged on o contirma.
ion through the island At the close of this visitation
i, the intention Of the right reverend gentleman pay
yisi, to the Bahama lsanus.
saturday last beng the Jewish day Of Atonement the
day was rclgcuy observed by the members Of the faith
In This city
The October have s in generally throu ghout
the island are happy to observe OF unusual
midncss. This double blcssingpromotng the plant
ing operations sgricnltursts and relieving the country
Of much sickness, which always prevalent at this period
OF the wear.
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ARRIyA1 OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER.

News from New Granada-Storm and
Heavy Sea 1T Asptnwsll-Damagc to
the Fnnama Ratlroad-N0n-Arrival ek
the North Star, &c., Sc.
ne steamship Daniel Webster Captain Miner arrived
q s port at i've O'Clock yesterday evening, from Asp
vsn, BY way Of Havana, with mails and passengers
Enc LEFT Aspin wall November I, at -four r NJ with 1927
Yassengers, and arrived at Havana November Q, at
Aur A. n.
Rsmaued fourteen hours 70 coal and transfer the New
Orleans passengers and mails 70 the steamship Empire
Oy and left at six p NJ for New York On the 18th and
1l she experienced strong gales and very heavy sea-
A passenger named e H. Hanm, who is missing, Is
supposed fallen overheard the Sth instant be-
tween AspinwaI and Havana
Nothing had been heard Of the stsamship North Star
tAsn afteen days from New York-when the Daniel
webster LEFT Aspinwall on the 4th inst
ne Panama Herald OF tho LIST inst says
Up 70 the time Of our going 70 press last night he 3is
- had been received Of the mall steamship North
1ar at Aspinwall three days overdue. 1t IL feared
- must have met with some accident.
The Herald Of the Sd instant does not aude TO the
pscted steamer.
The Herald Of that day contains the following notice -
lex IN hs letter headed Journey from San Francisco
y New York" He says that be but little Of Panama
and judging from what he did he had desire 70
more Now, Horace, think you should have rem aimed
here for at least trip Of the seaners 10 have
vew OF the practical result Of those abolition principles
You advocate strongly Facts strong arguments
you could have gwen your readers interesting
Mems from this free ard independent State.
OUR AsPNwALL CORRESPONDENCE
AsprSwAu, N. G., Nov. 4, 1862
1As Ucle Sam al Panama-A Heavy Sea and Severe Cole
Vessels Running to Sea for Satdy-Damasc to The Rail
rsad rack, dc.
me Uncle Sam, from San Francisco with the United
Saaes mas and SIS passengers arrived Panama yes
seTday at $50. They the Isihmus last night
heavy has been setting in the harbor since Sun
DAY. Yesterday Thursday the Gag ship Roanoke got
up steam and went the bay The British steam
ems Solent sea, and the Daniel Webster got
up and went The ships in the habor rode
safely.
The Pan ima Railroad Companys depot sadly dam
aged anu their wharves ana railroad track washed
30day they are repairing damages A heavy SEA burst
iron door Of the depot AMI swept within sixty feet
the wharf Of the old United Sates Mail Steamship Com
pany in possession of Com Vanderbilt Unless
repaired tie wharf will be useless
A heavy gale has been blowing the entire coast
Tho Soent sipped her cables at San Juan and
Aspnwall without mails passengers.
At Aspnwail the United states ship Roanoake and
0Oreship Relief, all well.
The United States ship jamestown sailed from Aspn
Wah on The Sd inst
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afraid Of umut which he could not stop, and his
hands q tho whole matter Perhaps lhe people would
say % tney raio Of old, Ills blood be upon us AMI olr
shidr~D" 30, he begged he might not be- one Of them
leihsps PRAYER might turn the heart Of Governor we
ns the heart Of Ahashuerus turned IL i,tsle
thing Tor God 70 turn. And who could toll that Paul
Was converted by the meeting OF prayer that fol
! wed BIN from Jerusalem, and that met hun from the
Cbr6tiers mat nc went forth persacute Gov WISE
might be converted, and become an apostle OF free
dom az Paul was OF the Gospel Perhaps prayer nigh,
compel nn u can the legislature together, neoessary,
stop that execution. -
co'cscd We man near the door well dressed rather
good looking bright nulaxess, male vivid appeal for
Christian prayer IN behalf Of her oppressed rase. Hhs
had paid y 800 for herself $500 for her mother and so0
for hrr child, and still had sister bondage. Her
marks we've Well delivered, with earnest eloquencc aod
excited great att Btion.
Othtr speeches In similar strain maie and pray
ers offered and the congregation then called upon
sign lettions, praying Gov Wise pardon Brown and
his men, The meeting continued Till a very late hour,
and tnwards the close collection taken up delrsy
The expenses, and the balance TO 50 in aid Of fugitive
6layee.
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NEWS FROM CUBA.

By the arrival Of the steamship Daniel Webster va
have from Havana datcd on tho 9th inst one day
later than that brought by the Granada, which appeared
in the HERALD yesterday morning.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Nov. o, 1850.
Neaos from Aexico--No Hopes Of Psao-saling Of
Stamrs-Case Of the Bark COco-Aarka and Hea'aA
Report.
hand you the latest intelligence received from Mexico,
last evening" by the steamship Mexico. Nothing yet def
mite for hope to build upon in favor Of peace and good
order in that distracted country.
The Daniel Webster leaves this evening al I've O'Clock
for New York, and the Magnolia at four O'Clock for New
Orleans.
The Isabel leaves TO morning for Charleston.
The Of the j. j. C,bb Ia promised for decision this
morning before the Admiralty Court, but are as yo
without advices thereof
The British steamer due to-day from Vera Cruz may
bI ing us more defnte and less Spanish intelligence than
we have by the Spanish steamship Mexico
Our market notes of yesterday good for this day
Weather better.
The ship Swallow has arrived from Whampoa, by way
Of Saint Helena, with 665 COOLIES She lost 45 by death
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TELEG APHIC.

New ORLEANS, Nov II, 1859.
The steamship Empire City has arrived here with Ha-
dates Of the 10th inst The is unimportant
hurricane the southern had done damage
The Empire City brings Havana markets Of the 10th
inst Sugar was quiet. and quotations nominal. The
stock Havana and Matanzas u.s. 900 boxes Nus
covadoes unchanged For moasses quotations
nominal. Freiehts were duh Exchanges we're declining
sterling was lGA per cent premium, and drafts
New York ut SIX days, "a 3h per cent
The steam frigate Basiisk arrived at Key West the
10th with the Governor General Of Jamaica board
route 70 Jamaica.
Tho ship Mont norenc was reported of Sand Key
Light, ana a steamer had gone TO tow her up.
Arrived al Key West the 9th inst schooner Helen,
from New York for Havana