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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-12

For Sale, or to Let for the Season, with the
Furniture
- THE TwO-sTORY HOUSE SITUATED on KING ST.
k:: below Maine Hotel 1t contains l3 rooms, well
Ill nished with Cook-House Pantry, Store Room, &c For
particulars, apply the SAILORS HOME.
Furnished Rooms to Let. 4tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-12

The Victoria Gazette has a number of articles and
letters asserting that the Frazer mines rich, with
particulars about how the miners are making IS q
day on this bar, and Sl6 day on that one; but
there notices of the receipt OF gold at VIC
toFia.
Inspired by the favorable accounts of the weather
in the interior Of British Columbia, large number
of miners, driven from the scene of operations oy
the previous cold weather and the sntieipations OF
its becoming more severe, have recently returned
thither
The Gazette gives the following statistics Of the
numbers of the various classes Of business houses
and buildings in Victoria First class hotels, with
bars 5 do do without bars, 2 restaurants, first
class. 6; do second class, (this does not include
private boarding houses, any of the numerous
little eating and lodging houses were meals are
occasionally served;) first class saloons. with oil-
lard tables 3 second class do bar only, ~ outener
shops, first class, game, vegetable and meat mar
kets s. fish markets. BARRIERS shops, g; intelll-
gence Office, l 1; printing Offices. q; buildings IN
town proper. $50 do in process Of erection, IS.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-12
The White Horse Hotel.
HOUSES, LANDS, &C.

TO LET!
THE HOUSE AND PREMISES AT PRESENT occupied by
Captain MoSsman opposite the Flour Mill. Possession
given the Ist of May. Inquire of
37-u K. GILLIIAND.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-12
HOTELS &C.
Joe Roderick is OH Hand A.!

THIS SEASON AT HIS WELL KNOWN
i RESTA URANI
with his house newly fitted and furnished where he will continue
his affords. Cap
ships will find this place convenient
they the way Of civil walters, excellent
plies and first cooks.
n B. Particular attention is invited TO his private rooms
where parties will be served all hours with meals weekly
10 order l9-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-12

CHAMBERS, TWO IN SUITE.
TNO BE LET-EDEN CHAMBERS ON NUUANU ST.
Rent for every rooms, $40 per month, payable In
advance.
a1- Apply 70 GEORGE wENTZEL. 2s-tf
DooMs TO LET-FRoM 81 PER WEEK. APPLY
II 10 52u ). JOHNSON, House Carpenter.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-12
For Sale or Lease.

T,HAT NEW AND CoMMoDIoUs RETAIL STORE ON
Maupakea facing Hotel Honolulu late
Iy occupied BIZ E. Hoffman, I'd. Enquire of
MELCHERS & CO
JOHN MONTGOMERY,
l-,f Merchant Street.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-12
For Sale or Lease.

THE AMERICAN HOUSE, ON THE CORNER OF KING
L and Maunakea Streets, held in fee Enquire of
MELCHERS & CO..
JOHN MONTGOMERY.
1H Merchant Street.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-03-12
HOTEL De FRANCE.-FrenchH Hotel.

L. VICTOR CHANCEREL, Proprietor,
begs loinform his friends and the public general
y, that he has made extensive improvements IN
lIiIS his hot el premises, he hasaccOmmoda-
&Ez8s ons for parties of every description. Also, at
ached Billiard Saloon, fitted in superior style Sleeping
Rooms premises for families single gentlemen The
supplied with choicest wines and liquors, and the
proprietor liberia heretofore eutend
him. beg the public that pains will bespaed
them and visiting Hon
olulu. COLD and WARM BATHS
p 3 Entrance by Fort HOte and Union SITS. tf-l2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
Texas Intelligence.

The Galveston News Of Monday last has the fol-
lowing:
We have been shown letter from q welInformed
gentleman at Houston, wherein 1t is stated that the
fever there is on the increase, though the mortality
is no greater than it has been thet is, about
day. Yesterday there WAS but one death, namely
that of Mr. John Nolan, young man highly esteemed
by all who knew him. He died of yellow fever. To day
that two deaths from yellow fever have taken place
at the Hospital. We can hear of but two or three
new cases.
The Galveston Civilian of Monday last says:
We understand from Dr.. Hurlbut that there are
three cases Of yellow fever in the Hospital-a three
of the parties being from Houston. Reports are
current of cases in private practice; but we have
been unable to trace most of the rumors to their
source. We know of no cases in the circle of our
acquaintance, or among our regular citizens.
The Indanoa Courier Of the LIST inst. says:
We have had rain every day this week, except
Thursday. Yesterday Norther came down upon us
bringing a very heavy rain which lasted several
hours The blow " is continued to-day from the
direction (though without rainy and this after
it has assumed the proportion of regular winter
gale.
Notwithstanding the bad weather business has been
much brisker this week than the last Our merchants
have been driving brisk trade, and large number,
Of wagons have loaded for the interior. Cotton con
tinues to come in freely and finds ready shipment.
The Fayette county True Issue of the LIST inst says
we nave uau Bfea. apuuuanCe u ram IOr Tue
past week. 1t was perhaps, not desired by cotton
planters but it will be the OF furnishing abund-
ant pasturage for stock, by which they will be in
excellent condition to enter upon winter. This is of
immense importance to this country, where grass is
the sole reliance for food for our large herds Of stock
The Central Texan Of the LIST says:
We have had, during the week, alternate showers
and sunshine, the temperature, meanwhile, being
warm and oppressive Our farmers wear long faces,
as cotton picking is much retarded and great deal
of the staple thrashed and beat out by the rain.
The Bolton Independent states that about $4,000
head of horses have passed through that place during
the season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

Chidrsa thrss years old under es over three
and twelve years ed all over twelve years
age fall fare.
FAMILY ucksu packages Of twenty-five BE- had the
ess u tho Master Of Transporacn Camp street. opposite
Layets Square Persons who reside In the city have
rdsncs establishment the linz Of tho road procure
tickets packages twenty fer their use at r.
duosd rate.
Through tleke.s eli pscpal cities North and Esst can
be Ticket ocs OF the Company adj oupE the
r:I:E..ph Once nass, shs = Ghsr Hst. Al th. Depot
the 0reat Southwestern Line bstwssn New Orleans
New York having nads arrangements with the Adams Fx
tho t~e cities the Express business hsrstofors carried by
ns nIoad Ier rs o1n secSunt ancontnusd and
formation b obtained this subject Of J. j. NoKEE
YER, Esq, 96 Camp street.
Agents o. she Railroad Company permitted rocsive
Or reospt for bunk notes snecie jewsy other
ter. They will bereceived by tho Adams Exp IS Camp
BENTLEY D. HAsELT,
..l Chief Engineer and Qsn'i Sup't,
T.g. WILLIAMS,
o5H Master Of Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP De SoTo.-The U. {
mail steamship De Soto, Com. Rnlloch from Ne,

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP De soro.-The U. s.
mail steamship De Soto, Com. Bulloch, from New
York via Havana, arrived early yesterday morning
She brings large cargo. and full list of passen-
gers, among whom some of our most prominent citi
zens From Havana we learn that the opera COM
pany OF Max Maretzek will occupy the Tacon theater
this winter; and rumor says the Vianeuya' " will
be opened for opera, with Miss Ada Phillips on the
boards. The relief of Gen. Concha is the most inter
esting theme among the C1bans and others. And
well governed Cuba.
The money market continues stringent, with ex.
change equable. London, l5 to l6 premium New
York to 81 do; New Orleans, 81 to do, short
sight. Freights better-in demand, and shade
higher. Sugar market little more easy. Stock at
Havana and Matanzas IT'S 900 boxes against 1875 900
in 1858. Shipped last week, 10000 boxes.
unacclimated persons may visit " the ever faithful
island" with immunity. On the 3Oth ult, Lawrence
Drehr, q cook, ded-disease, spasms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER

Journal will begin jam M 1852 under the
aging prospects, er Tl ~ h s'ns
and several md features added which, together
with its handsome pictorial illustrations increase pres
e as heretofore will be tho leading
worthy of great desires to foster Every De-
and such systems cuivatng the soil raising and
e farm management as have been tested by
contributors constantly writing for this department of the
HoRTfGuLTU is constantly filled with
excellent Horticultural Pathological inornation and
universally as one Of the useful of the
PpTfERsRY DEP publishers are confident
that the announcement that
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
will retain the control of the Literary columns the ome
stead for 1859 will be received with general accanaon BY
her many admirers and welcome extended to the
thought Several beautiful and highly interesting stories viii
appear in the Homestead" for 1852 from the pen of Mira
imiI.IusTRATIoNs- Homestead" will continue, MS
pared eapressly for its columns by Competent artist
News Summary of Foreign and Domestic events will
So
Tsrhs ct v Re given to
ket Reports for 1859 the editors determined their
shall excel in this particular.
To the Southern People.
in your to the great vial IN Of The
has been pronounced BY udg
similar in the Union We therefore ask very Southern
s hs ara u an operon
ana to s ay and useful reading to give
sspnG5 HON ea i,
shaa weekly each nsmbsr containing eight large pages
eagrasings IN sdvance
copy to the person getting up the oVh Adssss
up Clubs Immediately. d27 spH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

FROM SALT LAKE-A Dispatch Of the 3Oth ut.
from Atchison, says:
The Salt Lake mail arrived this morning, bringing
dates to the Sth inst. "1e'Ae
D. 7. Williams, Capt. Robinson and NJ. Fl. Lewis,
Of the army, came in as passengers from Camp
Floyd. Mr. Lewis reports things quiet in the Terri.
tory but the Danites are still occasionally numbering
Gentle.
John Warner, of Rock Island, came in as passen.
ger from Denver City. lie left on the 22d inst The
Express brought in $4,000 in dust. Mr.. Warner re.
ports the discovery Of new and rich diggings on the
South Platte. He brings in rich specimens Of quartz
and shot gold. But little sickness in the mines.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NEWORLEANS, JACK.
"a isON AND GREAT N0KTHEKN

Passenger trains leave The Depot Of tho Company corner
Csope aud Magnolia streets twenty i've minutes past
O'clock The morning and forty minnie. past seven O'Clock Il
past six O'Clock in the morning and hryve minutes past tx
O'Clock in the evening daily Sundays included
Ftei9hn are received at the Depot foot Of Caope street
and forwarded by the regular freight trsns which now run
from New Orleans 10 Canton.
Freight received after O'Clock r. NJ will not be forwarded
BY the train day but by that Of the day after s
receipt at the depot.
Ali freight intended for transportation b. distinctly
marked with nitals OF consgnes and place desna
nation freight will be received unless consigned 10 a
tasshsd stations the linz Of the road It's connscon
Companys OFFICE Camp street. MessB Corson's Arm
strong's. by those who wish to use them.
The Company holds itself responsible for the yaun NJ all
ton shipped by ne road which may be lost by Gre
after notice consgnees It's At The depot In ths CITY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

Bishop OF THE MOBILE DIocEsE-We learn that
there is now no doubt of the appointment of the
Rev. John Quinlan to the post made vacant by the
has, for some years past held the position Of Presi.
dent of the "Mount ST. Mary's College Of the West y
at Cincinnati One of the most distinguished of the
American hierarchy writes of hin! to gentleman in
this city as follows: :" He is in eloquence, solid
virtue, knowledge of philosophy, sacred ceremonies,
and church music, an accomplished Ecclesiastic."
Mobile Advertiser, 9Th,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
A FIEEDIsu OUTRAGE.-The Mobile Advertiser of
Wednesday publishes the following local rennrt.

An old man. whose name we could not learn was
assaulted in his own house in Burdens row ycster.
injured that his life is regarded in jeopardy. The
instrument used was ball of lead attached to
string about two feet long. The old man, who had
previously lost one eye, received the blow in the
temple and over the good eye, causing the ball to
pop out and the skull to fracture so be is completely
blinded at best. Riley Immediately arrested and
carried to the and his victim was taken
to the Hospital. The attack is said to have been
altogether unprovoked.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
HOSTETTER,s BITTERs.
THE SPRING FRESHETS AND THEIR CON.
RQUENCEs-FOREwARNED FoREARMBD.

The rivers South and sou have boon disasrousy
turbulent during the SPRING Tho tide Of the Father Of waters
has been immensely swollen that the low shores have broke,
down. and the country either side much Injured by tnsih
vadlng food where the wealthy planters had erected
strong protect their lands he ACCOMMODATING
Of the current down these apparently mpeg
nabe walls and swept the country far and wde Along most
Of the tributary streams the principal ve pursuing ether
courses to tho Gulf Of Mexico the destruction has
cured and millions dollars worth Of property has besr
swallowed ND in tho reorseeH wators But tho immediate
loss subsequent upon these mighty rehs sinks into nsgnd
cnnce when with the remote hui certain dsas
tes that will This be repaired and the
property esgued be ut least partially reclaimed but the
which have covered the lowauds will rarshes
and poo become sagnant and give forth miasmac
beneath Then the startling peril.
The pesence hrea,ens the lives Of all who reside the VI
ciny OF these Fevers Il the most vrulent de-
scpion will be prevalent and that scouge Of the South,
Yellow Fever will scatter death in many many homes
cheerful and happy. The grim apecer will darkes many
door, and turn fesivty into mourning. Families will
be broken and Hesidcs rendered desoae The mother viii
weep her little and bs comorted becauss
they NOT" The husband and father will be struck down
even In the sunny hour Of prosperity.
Those the that 70 follow seoson OF
foods such have characterized the spring Of the present
We have gloomy experience. 10 bear wness that ws
do not exaggae the danger that hangs over Thousands Of
people In the South States. Fortunately, while We
know the peril that come net compelled u field our
and resign Ourselves 70 the worst evils that may ensue
There preventive and remedy for avery form OF the
leHve peslssee Every whs values his ows exist
head Of family who ehsnssss thoss whs losk
h hsr fer protection. are sssnny ssuad y prepare Tor
The dread Invader And tas all nay d By s.py ssesras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

MOVEMENTS OF ARMY OFFIcERs.-The Indianola
Courier Of the LIST inst says:
Among the passengers by the steamship Orizaba,
on Monday last, was Lieut.. Thomas M. Jones, of sth
Infantry U. s. A. who was route for his new post
of duty, as Quarter Master at Fort Davis.
Capt. Johnston, of the Army, came passenger on
the Matagorda, on his way to San Antonio.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

"Young man." said Aristotle to conceited youth
~ wish were what you conceive yourself to be!'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

E@ s s..zfz s. re re
Freight arAagemeus IL esnnsetisa with Steamships and
Etesmssats fsn BERWICK's BAY - TExAS and AT.
TAKAPAG.
q Tcussse street, for sApthE rAss. GALVESTON and
1NDIANOLA, aad for all landings the bAysu Teche The
Ships for TexA leaving WEEKLY and tho Boats for At
takspas DAILY, arrival Of the
For reoeviss and prsnpty transporting LIVE STOCK,
ere at BrashoAr the NEST ample aad convenient
modateRs.
INHUK ANCE TO TFXAs ONR.EIaHTH PER CENT,
and to Attakapas rHREE-EIaHrHS PER CENT. LESS
than by any stler rsates.
Through bills Of ladisg gives at the Levee Office Com
pauy. A. B, sEGER,
Auz2 In Wee President and Superiutaudent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTTERs,

wsrld fer vendetta strength
s..g and prsperes This medicine. wsioh is
psssd but perfectly harmless Ingredients was d.
by prsfsand physician and has been warmly
susgsed By The prominent levers Of medical science.
Mid and pa,asbs to the tase-psnt - tsnic- gives vgs
TO the digestive organs and fresh to the whss system
Tho Bss fertility Consultation against disease IN the
heart Of the regions Cursed deadly nasna wsn
well known the liver bs kept healthy and the stsnash
stimulated perform its functions with ordinary vlgsr
little danger u beng ssrisusy affected BY any Of The
evers which usually attack the system threugh those organs
The Bsrs will accomplish this COED wsrk. II proved
successful in the most scky that has been
renced In those sections Of the country which liable
cne preventive As remedy operates with astsnish.
ing rspdity It will check any tendency diarhea and
dysentey restore tone to the digestive organs
the appetite and by nfusng cheerful vsor throughout
he SYSTEM enable the natural threw oKhs incubus
disease Tho desperate Of bilious fever. typhoid
ever and ssc and Intermittent fever have yielded
the influence Of this magical medicine and hu.sds Of per-
have learned place unbounded confidence its exaer
binary qualities The people the South and West who have
not yet tried HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITE b. and who must be Of the danger that threat
them this and fall should at provide them
with this famous article. Even they should other
medicines this will interfere rather facilitate beneficial
operation.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs The genuine Bitters,
prepared by HosTETTER 4 Smith, of PITTSBURGH,
Ps, is the true preventive and remedy. All limitations will
prove delusive Remember and Hostettes Celebrated
Stomach Bers and thus be fortified against the coming pes
thence.
~ See that the Bitters the DR.. j. Hosstters
Stomach Br blown the side Of the bottle and impressed
tho metallic covering the cork and the autograph Of
Hostetter Smith, prsprietors on the label.
All orders tho genuine article Hosteers Stomach BIZ
ters must be addressed to the proprieters,
HosTETTER SMITH.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
Supplement Aew Daily er filthy zn etba T. 1859
LIST OF LETTERS

unealled for and Remaining In tho Post
Once at New Orleans mp to
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Z, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

A0wORK In ali It's yarites. Has also on hand iasss
assortment Of Cooking, Parior and Bar.room Stoves
and prepared t. oil all srders IN the above Ina =
the City Country.
paid all descriptions haildng wue
viz Copper Galvanized Irsn Tin and znc Valley Cutters aA
Roofing, Down Pipes Fancy and Rlafa Heads. etc.
Have the exclusive right for tbs stze q Luisiana ks
recently invention Of Jahes LaHiA
tho oftwhich the Of brdings washed 81 nh
prior the being conducted the cssrns Being s
acting In itself the necessity OF hand labor
action; feature not produced here bssors dll "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
FOUNDRY AND MACHInn-saOR

n NEW ORLEAAs ORNAMENTAL
- IRON WORKB.-The undersigned bag leave inform
public snd builders generally that they mans
featuring kinds Of Architectural and Building lcn
Work. at their foundry corner Of Magnolia and Erao rsss
Railing Shutters Bank Doors Straight and OEn1la
Rtxirs. iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
unn ventators and Sash Weights sc and 81 ali ordsss e
avery Castings Store and Heuse 1unta
"''N 1''r-B BENNETT / LURaEs, Davidson,s Row,
ie24 If CA:ondelst stleet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

- MANUFACTORY, between Peydras and Heyia, only
three rninutes' walk from the St. Charles Hotel.
The undersigned having largely increased his work.
shops, and having all the facilities IL prepared 10
all orders for any description Of BOILERS In and
they be had In shop In the South
ported from the North.
Always hand DOUBLE FLUED BOILERS, from 10 70
~ Also, CYLfNDER BoILERs So 81. 81 and g hes diane
ter and various lengths. =
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Stand Pipes, Valves etc., constantly
Oh hand. ~
ship
sawm respectfully invited 70 call and judge for
ttemselves., fn23 1yNW] d. II. FOWLMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
Arrived.

Steamship JAMESTOWN Skinner Rchmond Ddse and pass
Ludsm Heneken Passed brig Hope (of st. Vincent) In
Hampton Roads bound 20 Norfolk passed steamship Roanoke
Couch, hence for Norfolk, of Delaware Lightship
Steamship KaTnak (Br Browness Havana Nov. a. and NAs
27th, mdse and pass. 70 T.. Cunard.
Ship Rhine, Moore London and Portsmouth Oct 49, mdse.
while faring upper mainopsH Joseph Palmer fell from the
verboard drowned he "a Of and
native England Nov a. a 20 co. Ion 81 So sgaled ship
harvest Queen, from Liverpoolfor New York .
Monezuus Hammond East Hsbor 7. L. 10 days, salt
4. L. Dwight. Nov 23 lat 50 H. Ion 70 o. passed bark
steering N h. by f. showing blue signal with white star In the
center 49,.
BARK L. D. Carver Wiley Galveston "a days cotton hides,
&C.. to II. ID. Brookman Il 10.
traghton, San Juan del Horse Nov s.
and hides 20 Clover Olenton.
Bril- Mango Park Wood boston days, lnseed 70 master
Brig D,s~ are, Abbott. Philsdelphis, coal Tor Boston
Brig CTinus Baker, New Bedford for Philadelphia
schr Alexander Christie Jacnei Nov H. loswood coffee
&C., TO kpnhsrdt Go.
sehr c. L. Bsyes NewcOmb Virginia days oysters for
Eew-Haven. -
sehr synepuxen;. Ayre NOrthpO Va, aday corn to A. c.
HAyIns. =. =,
sehr Joseph Marsh Morris, Phadephis, coal for Marble
head.
schr C n Rogers. johnson. Virgins days, eey'ters
sehr Fannie Davis Evans, Virginia days, wood
SeLr Henry Hickman, Hickman, Virginia days, wood
SehI aselan, innan Virginia 3 days, wood
Schr AquisssT Long. EiksDshpoft coal ior ssr-nsTen
schr sophia Ann, smith, Boston fSr rnisdsiphls-
gchr II 'Payson, CIoweB Boston for Pnlsdeiphis.
Sehr Andrew Stewart AbFshams Virginia days. potatoes
sloop Mount Hope sullivan, Taunton nails.
Potorlska Arey he~-bsdford mdse and psss 10
steamer Abstross Jones' Providence nde to odeL
BELOW-Bark SanIion Robinson from sship, supposed
the Harvest Queen, from Liverpool Oct 2o sso one big un
known.
notwithstanding De Soto, Havana sexons Ham,,
Hamburg
Withholding the day, s. very light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
FROM HAVANA.

The steamship Karnak, from Havana Nov "a and
Nassau 9th, arrived here last night The weather in
Hs, ana was cool and pleasant.
The new Cspeaio-Genersl, Ferrara, arrived on
Wednesday, go Of November, in the steamship Alps,
late of the Cunsrd Company, recently sold 70 the
Spanish Governments He formally installed in Of
fee on the 24th amid grand military display.
Freights very iull. The bark Midway, owned by
Meesrs Weech g. Son Of Nassau, after being de-
tanned a week by adverse winds, put to sea on the
night Of Saturday Now 49, and after getting over the
bar and about miles sea, driven ashore the
east side of Silver Cay, and became total wreck. No
lives lost and the cargo (which was insured and pas
sengers baggage was saved Capt. weecb, in his en-
deavors to save the weasel, had two ribs fractured
The ship was not insured.