New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
FROM THE WEST INDIES.
ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK.


The Cunard Mail Steamer Karnsk arrived a. an
early hour on Wednesday morning from Havana AID
Nassau, n. P.
By this arrival we have Nassau papers to the 9oh Of
Oct, inclusive. -,
The bripan,ine Alma, Capt. Brown, not being able
TO procure more than IS tuns OF guano, pus INTO
Nassau on the 10Th of October for additional cargo,
ard was to proceed forthwith to New-York.
Turks Island advices Of tbs 18th OF October have
been received. The Legislature had been convened
for the purpose Of laying before the members toe &C.
cson of Her Majestys Government In regard 70 esf'
tain ordinances passed at the last session.
The weather at Turks Island had been very unsst-
tied Several vessels had arrived TO load WIN
sat Ten cents per bushel was considered the marfet
From The Nassau Gudydion Of Oct DO
The American schooner Twin Sister, 275 tuns, Jo-
seph Mercer master from Salem, Macs, bound 10 6a
weston Texas sprang leak on the llth INST, week
after leaving port and put mo ,ns ss S.r snnnJ
and the schooner is only waiang Tor isr wing 70 pro
coed on her voyage. The Twin Sister eelongs 70
Cleveland, Ohio, and came down the st. Lawrence 70
salem where she took in $50 merino sheep, stAihons
5 mares bull, l COW, pigs, shepherds dogs, and
8 hounds. Two of the sheep died in consequence Of
oyercrou ding. The whole Of the animals are being
taken to Texas by Mr. VINO nsy,os padi
them for breeding stock. We are informed toat the
sheen are worth go pair ard the horses ~ eaeh.
w. understand that through representations kindiy
made by his Excellsncy the Governor 20 .n1 49, a.
Huuan Soc,ty in Ee gland, they have FORWARDED 70
his Excellency a medal which they nave preesn:sd "
MT Albert Saunders for his mertorious conduct IN as
sstpg to save the ves Of the captain ana crew OF 'oe
American ship Cicero. 49,
The lantern at the Nasau lighthouse has BEEN TAKEN
down. and one two feet higher is being put up oy
Mr.. Nichols, the contractor: Temporary lights have
been placed on the tower during the alteration
TIE General Court proceeded with the triai OF IN
formation No. L. Regina vs. Benning- 90
ing sn act tending to the i'm mediate destruction Of
vessel called tee Annetts, at inagua. 49,,
The circumstapces Disclosed were, that the Brush
brioautipe Apnetta while on voyage from Canoer-
land Hsrbor, Cuba, to New. YORK. witn acsso ~. y,
sugar, got on shore on the south side OF nseaa, sua
having been released from her position py wIecAers
was brought opposite Mathew To wn, ana wniie tnsre
abe suddenly was found to leak badly so maeI ~ inss
II was to cave the cargo that she should be
beacbed. .. 49,. "a
the vessel stripped and sod and was 6ougn. oy
at Ipaeua who found thst the vessel had oeeh o9feo
An il 0uy was instituted ia consequence, ala nav
iug been found that tho prisoner Tue nrs' ms % inc
ysss had been seen in the hold Of the vessel under
sn,nicous ust previous 70 her conmenc-
inc TO leak he was sent 10 take his uia 81 the
sttipss Of the Court. The jury found the prisoner
The schooner Arctic, Rbodenwel, MASTER left this
afternoon for New.York with a cargo Of 100000 has
orapoes. raised at Mount Vernon and shipped oy
MessTs Jarrett and Preston. She also took qaanlJ
of ,haddosks, forbidden fruit &c.
We reQxt 10 state that the Arctic IN striving 70 sfoa
Inc bar drited ashore at p. to-day, at SILVER Gay,
where we fear, like the Midway, she will oe'ome
wreck. g..
The weather has been very bosterous and rainy Ter
the lss three days, and the wind ranging ron ~ W
NJ
The United States Mail steamship Cahawea, w.
Smith. commander from New-Orleans and Havana,
arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, IN iou, days
and three hours, from Havana The Cahawoa Seft
New Orleans on her regular day 25th ult, at q. M,
ancboripg at Havana at on the 2th, wnenes shs
tool, her departure at noon on the following day.
The local news OF Havana is embarrassing. There
,s,s reports of another steamer having landed cargo
If nsoraes from the Coast Of Africa on the iIand.
uxox, M,RKKrs-The last Price Cuyyeat Oct n, ssys:
bs snru maIkt cor Dues arm, though only moderately &C.
the transactions reported during tne PSI e en-
No H. MoAsses-smen parcels have been dispesed % 90
reals ieg Feigh dull Exchange contnass da .ns rssss
ssS S,3 sS an pssan Ssr & ss Pre-
Mum Mexican Dollars, 10 v cent premium.
The United States steamship De Solo, Capt Johnson,
from New-York 22d ult. at noon, arrived At Havana
on the 9th, at a. M, making her passage in days
and 81 hours. She left the same evening for New
Orleans.
The mail steamship Philadelphia, Capt. Brown, from
New-York Goth ult, arrived ut Havana on the 2s:h,
eight days passage. ~