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r : THE COMMERCIAL ;
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"TPOMIS XOBING,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR i
f benjaminTuowze,
. , . ASSOCIATE EDITOa. .
Corner of Front and Market Street,
WILMINOTOS, K. C.
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AGENTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK: Mjssrs. Brown A. De!18set.
UOSTON: Fiedbbick Kidder, Esq.
B. I. UOWZE,
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
WILMINGTON, N-. Ci.
Will practice in all tho Courts of Wayne, Duplin
and New Han jver Counties.
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RALEIGH, N. C.
8ept. 12th. 1349. 7C.-w. tri. c.
CARROLL & FENNELL.
Gri)cr & Cj 11 iiH4h;i Merchants,
WILMINOTON, N. C.
U iVB AL't'ATS 04 llAVD A OSfKRAL ASSOBTMBNT tir
nmx cKiCrj'tms, iiym, wisiis, &e.
AMD WILL PAV PAHTKULAB
AttMti).it)t,n.sil!3fall ki:ili.K" lVilo'
S. J. C Via ILL. t- N- rENNKLL.
July U, 1843.
FREDERICK CLARK.
MAfUrAorURCB AND DBAUBB l ALU KIXD5 OF
CABINET FURNITURE
emu, B5irKDs, v:urhc acs&s, mt-
TalSSKS, niLUSl'.iBS.ie.
FROT STREET, NEll MARKET,
VILllNC3ru.. N. C.
April 1 1th. 13 W. Illy.
DEROSSET & BiioiVN.
W It.M I Nil TON, N. C.
BRd'iVN & DEROSSET.
NEW YORK.
6 v ? i . c - m ti ' v M::tcn srs
.Mirch 17. l y-
J. & XV, L. MeGARY.
t ORW Hill li A.N U Cil.ll.ill SSIOJI
MERCHANTS,
wi.ni v i vj, n c.
Mirch 17. 1113. Iv.
(JEOttliKS. GILLKiPiK. i
AUKNT FUll Till: "M-K OF
Tl M UK It L U.MI1 ER, S VA I, S TO U US, .f
Ml a kell'jor.loash nlvanees on till J jnsinmeuts
of prod uee.
March 17.
1
GEORGE AY. DAYIS.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
March 17. 1918. 1
J. C. LATTA.
COMMISSION ME R CIIA NT.
AND GENERAL AGENT,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Oct. 10.1913.
CASSIDEY, SCIIRADER k CO.,
ENGINEERS AND MECHANIST
WILMINOTON, N. C.
TilB ABOVB FIS.H HAVB EB1CTSD AM KXTINSIVK
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
TOO ET II Ell WITH
Machine and Blacksmith Shops,
Whore orders for every description of w.irk in iheir
ilnc of business, will bj expeditiously and
faithfully executed.
July 25, 1943. 55-tf.
LIFE INSURANCE
IN THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND SO
CIETY, OF LONDON,
1SU
FIRE INSURANCE
IN THE ETNA INSURANCE COM
'PANY, OF HAUTFOUD, Conn.,
OB, IH TMB
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK,
May be effected by application to
1 DsROSSET dr.
Nov. 25, 18 IT.
BROWN.
103
ELLIS k MITCIIELL'S
oh. a in stork, Murphy's Building, nair
TfWi dixJc.
OEKD Wheat and Re; North Carolina Corn;
O Cow Peas; Fftah Ground Meal and Homonyi
1..L.I.. 41 D...... M. r.., u.l .n.l U....li I
t ... j 4. ii. . 4... ti v.-
o. II.., Caw and kor.sa f,d conatnn-rv on
fe.ar4 ';d '
VOL. 3 NO. 147 , WILMINGTON, TUESDAY
D. CASHWELL,
CJJ8ISSl()1 AD FjR.VllllrtM MESCUIST, ,
WILMINGTON, W. C.
Feb. 8. 139
JOHN HAL L .
SHIP AliENT
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ONoJOOttAVIER STREET.
' New (Irlcam.
April 13, 1943. ' l10"-
F. J. LORD & CO.
n- rw A. CAItiniissioil AsfCIltS.
It,Ce ClOr Oi tUiilUinSIUll nnvu.
Nov. 25, 1347.
10S-l-p.
1 M'KELLER & M'RAE,
1 LUMBER ..10 TIMBER AGENTS, GENERAL
I CUMSSIQN MEIU'llANTS, and M10CERS,
i Store formerly occupied by Hail A Abmstho.no,
! NORTH WATER STREET.
I WILNUNC.TON. N. C.
HBC'TOB M'KfLLAS.
Nov. II, HIS.
ALEX. M'BAK.
102
L . MALLETT,
AGENT rOH THE HALE OF
Timber, Lumber, Naval Stores, &c.,
NidCt Ihiihlinx. Xrth Wdli'r Sired.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Nov. 9, 13H.
101
BARRY, BRYAN T "k CO.,
CO M MISSION M K ItC I IAN TS,
WILMINGTON. N
March 17, 1819.
1 tf.
WILLIAM NEFF,
half, oj the lir.n of Nkvk .V Wahnkh.)
' v. :: )i.esai.i: and ketaii, dkai.eii in
SHIP CHANDLERY. SHIP STORES
AM) GROCERIES, !
CORNER OF DOCK & WATER STREETS,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Due. 7th. ISIS. "3'"l ;
N . B . II I G II E S ,
I AUCTION i:ku I
A VD 1
; C O M MLSSl O X M F. R C U A A' T
j HAiXKill, N C. I
M .li.-ita i-,iiwiininrnt8. :nd wi l i't.'nil lo nil busi-
m-sj. 4-nlriis(d luliiin, and p!e.l4 s hims 11 th it sil
' en .(.U'uin.'iits and busin.-ss shall t strirlly done in
conturiiiMv to ilw wishes ot hi cuipljytis.
REFEtENCE
T. l.oafso. rh'i, Wdniiii-'l'in
E. W. Wil jinji, l'-..l''i ville.
u.,'. 2f, l?a i.'l-ly.
! JOHN d. LOVE,
DEALER IN
CABINET FURNITURE.
UbtlSlEAUS, IIIIIKS. HiiKSSIiS. ir ,
ROOK SPUING,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
SCOTT, KEEN & CO.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND D2A1.KHS IN
S U P K 11 I O Ii
Uwt MftAe V:viWung.
MAUKET STUBET.
W1I.MI NOT ON, N . C.
On. 21, 18H.
CORNELIUS MYERS,
NUFA C TU RE R,
ami ii:au:k in
II NTS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS AND
WALKING CANES, &c.
WILMINGTON, N. C, Ma:ket-st.
O. l. 17 IS4-). ','-f-
W. L. SMITH,
(Late of t ii k i ihm df Samifoiio it Smith.)
AUCTIONEER AND
COMMISSION MERCHA NT,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
Storo on North Waur Street, I'.irsUy's block.
Oct. u w. un-yc
J. S. WILLIAMS,
Fancy i Staple Dry Goods Store.
m DJJil WiiSf OK iV n SihiVS UilL'li STJUB
MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON , N. C.
Oct. 14,194a 90.
JAS. T. MORRIS,
Lumber and Timber Inspector,
WILMINGTON, N. C
Oct. 12,1848.
JAS. T. MORRIS,
Igrnt far Ihe Sale or Parrdw e SKGROES,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Oct. 12 1843. 89 6m
W. BRANSON,
AGENT FOU I'HE SALE OF
TIMBER, ICIBE8, MVU M0RHS,it
NuiVs BiildUg, North W'ttrr Stmt.
WILMINGTON, N.C
, N. B. I have a laraa and Secure .1 Inibcr I'en
P.
tnall chirge as is miido by any other Awr. In
B.
PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY,
HENRY P. RUSSELL,
AGENT FOR THE CAPE FEAR
STEAM SAW MILL,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Strict attention tiiven to ihuiuilliiol ciecuiion of all
aiders for Lumber.
Jan. 1, 1849. 124-lyc
geo. uarriss,
Genera! Commission Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
STRICT attention given to ptocurlng Freights
and purchasing Cargoes fur vessels.
lUt'Ki TO
E. P. Hall, Esq.,
O. G Parsley, Esq.,
J. A. Taylor, Esq , Wilmington.
J. 1) (it'll tiny, Esq.,
M.-ssr. Ballard & iluntinpion, J
Messrs. looker, Smyth cW Co., vrlr
' Thomps.in & Hunter, $ ',ew 1 orlf '
Alex'r. Herron, Jr., Plnla lt'lphiu
Messrs. Williams fc Butler, ) r,. , a ,
H. F. Baker, Esq, 'leston, S. C
Jan. 2, 184'J. 12J-if.
J. R. BLOSSOM,
FORWARDING AND C'IMIISSIIIN MEFCIIAXT.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Liberal Cash advances inadcon eonslpniiients lo Mr.
1 Uunjauiin Blossom New York.
ALSO.
AGENT FOll THE MHIL.L BENEFIT LIFE INSl
R.lXt'E COMPANY.
Capital liable. for Ijomes, uluml $700 000.
Dec. 19; 1813. 1 11 6m.
BENJAMIN BLOSSOM,
COMMISSION MERC HA NT,
NEW YOU K.
Liberal advances made upon Consignmenlsof al
kinJs ul produce.
References.
Messrs. J. & D. McRae, J
G. W. Davis, Esq Wilmington.
J. R Blossom Esq. j
Dec. 19. 184? 1 1
MARTIN & CR0NLY.
AUCTIONEERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GENEHAl! AGENTS.
Wilmington, N.C.. Oct. 3 1313. t-5-tf.
Dr. B. MUNSEY,
iwmce or a tiiic ru YsrciA y,
AND
DENTIST,
MARKET St , ii Doors above Front St.
Dec. 23, 1943. 120-6mo.
J O II N T . RUSS,
INSI'ECTOK OF
TIMBER AND LUMBER.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Oct. !4 143. 90-
F. J. LORD & CO.,
Agents for thi;
N AUTILUS MUTU AL LIFE INSURANCE Co
Accumulated Capital, .$130,000.
at.io fob the
i:.U.l.U LI Ft 4. 11EAI.TII INSIT.ANTi: TO.
Capital, $100,000.
Will take risks on lives of Slaves.
Office 23 North Water Street.
Oct. 24, !919.
Wftf. M. HARRIS. IOOISI I. 01(E
UARRISS k DRAKE.
General Connlsslm Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
KsrciKNcES:
O G. .'nrslev. Eso.
Col. John McRae. Wilmington, N. C.
Messrs. Hull ud A Huntinston. J
Will Peek, Esq . Raleigh. N. C.
.essrs. Hall, Saekell flt Co., Fay(,t.vi lV C.
' Joseph I tlcy, Esq., )
llesstf. James Corner & Sons Raliiniure.
'' E. A. Sou ler t To , I'hil.idelphia.
' Thompson A Hunter, ) .. .
Pillse.ury&SJm1ford,$-LW 1 or"
" Hunting &. Tul'is Hoston.
" J A l. Ti'eoiut), Kentiebunk, Mc.
i September 14th. 1319. 77 tf.
COTTON YARN. !
, b1 Bales, U. C. Yarns assoikd numb r. for I
, B-Xirsdluby
J. C. LATTA.
91 tf.
Oct. 24.
..... - -. . -
X Vino Si t o IetU lor 3j UcnU.
White Texih, Foul llreath, He Ithy Gums.
Vellow nn 1 unheallliy teelh, afler being once or!
tw:cu cleaned with I
JONES'. AMBF.R TOOTH PASTE, j
havethoapp'-aranceuf the most be.iu.ifiil Ivory, and
nt the i.une lime it is so perfectly iiwwei'nt :md ex.pil-
silely line, thanu constani dail) use ishighly advanta .
(leous. een to those ivmli ill it .ire In (jood condition, ,
givinx ihem a beautiful polish, and preventing a pre- .
mature decay. Those already decjyed, it revenu ,
r ..i . : I. .1 . . ..n4. ... .....
iro.ll Iiecolll.n wmw 14 4an4t-us nut-n u hi., l- ,
coming loose, and by perseverance It will render the ,
r ..t. .. ... 4 .1'..... ...... I ,.. iknK.A.lh
WUieM .ee.ll a liu.4ic.jf wii4ic, uiiu mu.c t.iiv uivumi i
delci.msly sweet. i
PRICE '25 OR 3'i CENTS A BOX.
, Suld In Wilmintion, by LIppinA WUIkings. ,
FEATHERS:
Q(ff LBS priino livo go se Feathers, for sale
-CV V J by
W.L. SMITH.
Dec. 12.
115 b
CORN. j
ifaO BCSHF.LS CORN Just RxcJved per rail,
UUroad and For aab by (
UARRISS DRAKE.
Feb. 10
.140.
BUTT EH.- Fresh Goshen Butter. Fo mI by
HOWARD A PEUKN.
BY THOMAS LOHINO.
7.T
MORNING, -FEBRUARY 27,
CORDED and Msrwllies Skirts for ink by
J. S.YViLLUMS.
Fsb.6. 138.
U k 12-4 Superior MsrsrllWa Quilts for aaleby
J.S.WILLIAMS.
Feb. 6.
133.
MOLASSES, MACKEREL AND COFEE.
C)f Hhds. Surinam Molasses, superior quality
Cyjluwy bodied and lltfht colored bO bbls. No. i
Mackcral and 20 half do No 2-69 bnes St. Domin
go G'H'ee, per brig Niirsr, trui for sals by
Jan. 1G.
129.
HAY.
t?f BALf;S prime Hay IrtSior, for sn'o hr
0J W L.S ITU.
Feb. 6, 1911).
2w-l38.
FRESH BEAT RICE,
1 fHOLE, Half and Small Rice in rasks and ha
VV casks, a fine a
: article for letailers, fur sale by
F. J. LORD CO.
117 if.
Dec. 16.
SUGAK FK SALK.
HOURLY expected, 6 hh Is of prlnm Porto KIe
Suirnr, on consignment, lectel lor the retail
t rnde, n nd for sale by E. DICKINSON.
Jan II. 127.
LARD.
B irrels New Lp:if Lard,
T,0 Ki'BS do do do
Fir sale by
Feb. i.
HOWARD A PEDKN.
137.
BUTTER 9l LAKD
m Firkins prime Mountain 'timer.
10 " new N C. Lnrd. F..r s
Sfl 1.1 liv
MoGARV.
125.
J. 4 W.
J.:r.G.
CODFISH.
3 Quintals Codfish. Jiit received and fur sale by
CARROLL & FENNELL.
i Jan 6.
125.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
THE subscriber Invinir taken out Letters of Ad
ninislration. iiiin all and singular the Goods
! and Chatties, rights and credits, that are of the Es
tate of Michael Hiesloop, deceased, nt December
I term 1F43. of New Hanover County Court, heffby
J gives nolice to all persons having claims against fils
i intestate, to p-esent the same within the time prescri
bed by Law. or this notice will be pleaded In bar of
recovery.
All persons indebied to siiil intonate, are reques
ted to come forward and settle.
JOHN O BATJMAV. Admr.
Wilminclon, Dec. 14 1913. 116-3m-w.
NOTICE.
FROM the present date, no charre will be muds for
K ifis obstrnciine the Dock ard Whiif sdjoininy
my Distillery lot, and they will in no ease be allowed
to rlo so but when left there will be. urn-d adrift
WILL. O. .JEFFREYS.
Dec '-'3. 1849. lO-tf.
- - - -
HOTcillClS's vertical WATER wheel.
Willi AN SON is Agent lor the above v teels in
. lies place. He will lake pleasure In showing
I the Cisiinirs to sny person m ho ma desire to .4
them Theie will ba found at his officea supply oi
! Wheels. Cnnks or Oudgoons, at all limes for sale
Innltor in r,:ilra
Dec. 7. rs IB. ' 113-tf.
! FOR SALE.
CMi(f BUSHELS Si. Msrtini Salt
V 'W V 200 ion's ReJ As
h Coal ;
100 boxes SmoUed Hairing
!)0 narrels Fayetteville Flour;
100 Gross Matches;
10 box s Mould Csndles ;
5 barrels Winter bleaehfd Oil ;
For sale low to close consignments, by
HARR1SS DRAKE
ALSO.
DaJr eineeted, 100 bales prime Eastern Hay.
H.d D.
Jan. 2. 13
On the arrival of pasjcnin-rs at .o.'gou.i
LKil.ORSI ami Unices, the cnsro;,i i; for ihe native, !o
I 40 T' (SVKVt f-r aaf law to! W the tn.9Por.ation of all jh
j close con-iirnmrnt. Apply to i merchandize and baggajre lliry can lay
OKO. HARRL's,
17 North Water str.et. I
Lr m,f
l.J-U.
Jan. 2 1949.
HAY! HAY! I
RALES, n itiperlor article, landing from Schr.
fJJ Luuiaiune, from Bath.
Apply to
GEO. UARRISS.
17 Nonh YVller mrcct.
123-tf.
Jan. 2 1319.
CRADLE and Crib Blankets, Ntipe.ior quality, lor
v:,.iey
J.S. WTLIAMS.
Dec. 7
113.
mTAKI.BORO' and Manchester Stripes, for le
iflbv J. S. WILLIAMS.
Jan 20.
131
WINE!
QAQ.R. Casks Tem rlff- wine, just rrcrttrd
sale al very low p'lr. p. bv
DeROSSET A PROWN
Feb I. 16
SCUPPERN'ONO WINK.
V FEW hbls. verv superior, just n-ceiTcd fnni
Bluden. for sale b
J. W L
McOARV.
112
Dec. 4.
SWIVEL OFFICE CHAIRS.
, n SVM V EL.or n wiving Aim t l.ai.iju.i reciiv
, v; d by
F. CLARK.
Fvb I.
I3G
COTTON YARN It.
B
ALF.SoVOOt s. und l.'Olbs. oi.;h-a cood tts-
Sirl merit, pnd desinbl.' niimbers.
5 bait s supi'rlor Lotton usnjiniras.
For Bale by
BROWN.
Im.
R
w.
Jar. 23.
tsr- zjtz- '"''"'I '? ;-- 1-'
" "
Whole No. 459
1849.
-.. . : " vtisel at Cha3Je for thi port, andi cone- 'f
ram the CharUitm Covrin, tkl i. i queniiy eoga jod the Jfcnriita to bringv j
Utest From the Paclfle-Dlrrcf. the where. ,!;. ,
, The Schr. Sovereign WW pftseengeia from .
The bng ,nCpt PAi.,amvcdat;.Ba,u arnved at Ctiagrea on the 20tb, ,' ,
1! P . 7A,ef k J'o . , gre"' Wh,cb ', 811 1'h hr- anchored in the river, !
rxrt lefton ihe3I8th i niMUIl ha-. tngera, captain and ;
We are indebted to the polite attentton of , crevV 9tar,ef M1 Aay faMmiL
Cept. J hiclw, a paeaenger on board the , Tlw bn from jjew Orleana,
W, forthefollow...gintfresurl!r ,nf(,r-lwith JH pB8!M?n on boj arrived on
mnhon with rd tomatterain California, , .lfirid anbthore(l ome' .ject to
and in ihe I arthc. 30 day- qnnraminc, ahho.igh there Wftl no ;
Capt. Pitch left San Francaco on the ! SK.kn;si ' tonrJ
12thSepeioben San Diego on the l.tof; u l M .vmg ship and ,
October, and alpfieo on the 30th De- bn Van! fu Tfee' liV
comuer, ni noon. i
lhe U 8. ahip Mrpendca Coir. ShCh- 1.,.,, of :gm V,"
n,e waanH nlparatso whenCnpt. IWI ,5 w out Lr:-g thing- of
left, to s:id in a fw dnya for the united ; - ' "
Slates, viu C-.dlaa i At flinrr, the briurs iVry PtHtul and
Mrs A nut. the ladv of the late V. h. . i ,,, ' ... fa. , t,,
Consul nt the Sandwich Islanda, died on
board the Iadrptndena;tiA Valparaiso, about
thn 27th Dec.
Mr Ha it ton, ihr FJ. S. Charge to Chili,
Wfi8 innrned at St Jugo about lhe th'lJec.
by the Chaplain of the Iintrpmilrtirr, lo a
hid y of the country. The Catholic Bishop
refund his unticiton to the nuptiala oi ac
count of ih 'harfre beinj; a l'rotcBiant.nnd
thr- lady Ft Ciitholir. After the inarrinpe
wits :erfor .ird by tlif Cliaphini, tlm Bishop
nsstricd that the Minister h?A a wif then
1 1 v i 1 1 in tin? C Stnlca. wlierfiijMiu the
Mnn.itpr uddtfysod u note to the Bishopde
iitmiliii nti apology, vth i tic threat that
nnloH-5 on! win itven withiu twenty-four
hours, il would horotne ;v National ujfair.
Thf stMin r California, of How land Sc
Atinwai.i.'s I i no, iil'ter having provided
htrself with conLytid water, name to tho in
ner ancliorage at I'.innma on the 5lh tilt,
to ink'- on hoard her Now Y ork iasKrncri.
Much dissatisfaction exittcil aninn those
whn had cirsrageil their Kiasape in the boat
at New-York, on account of all nol bing
able to obtain accommodations, iLc Call
forvui bvinr taken (il) or 70 passengers on
bonrl ai Callao. Indignation meetings had
been held in reft-rence to this matter, which
was considered a violation of contract, and
there were fears that there would be trou
ble in settling Ihe difficulty.
The Calijarnui tihiivc; left i'.inaina
itboullhe UliiuL fol 6mi UlaULiico, Willi
350 piisseiuzer uu hoard. U is stated ihut
she will realise C(,0OO' dollars for the pas
sage and freight charges.
The Anieijcan,- t4p JCHiUleljtkiti, a I'ri
lish barque,' nod a 'small Btnomier, had
been lukei up at I'a-nrnn, by j)assciic crs
at fftnt place, to proceed to California, all
of winch would tro full. It was behewii
, h K,ei,mrr aII(J the vcaseL, abov
ennmeMtcd. would not leave more thairiOO
: at I'anatnn, including those on their way lo
I that place from Chagres, bul there was no
I vessel fit the former port to take them when
(,,, Pntr.r left
' .... , ' , t fu i - -.
! ' has len some rases of ( ho'.era at
j Panama, on the road bFitwccrf Chagres and
,i.. ,irf, ,....1 a, CW.,.,.. I,ut the disease
" A A
I had Lot picVitih'd to nay alariiiing exlcui
in constpirnce of the search y of mules,
I and the, worn out condition of Uioae in iwc,
I . . I r.C t n .......l..,..i,',l r.t.rl in fFff 1 Ifft FU
UlUbl Ul UIU 1UCIL 1IIIUU1AU 111H4 U0n"r'' 1 -
quired to be transported ac ross the lathutus,
wad conveyed on ..ihe b.icki of the natives.
who, taking advdHinge of the statu ol"
lhing, were charging eiior;uoiis pr;ccs
Many of the emigrant were crossing on
fool, and HOino currying their trunks and
baggage on their backs. A number had
died from fatigue and exhaustion, a nd many
others were laken sick on tho road.
The honesty of the natives is piuverbial
! their hands on. t ie owil'Ts ol w tiich pro-
' ceed on to Tanaum, ex;
I . ,,
tin"; their go)ls
will be there on the fu!iu-vm'' day The
j carrier3,however,cakulateotlierwise They
deposit their freight just without the vi.l.i
gea in piles in llie woods. a:iJ Like tli'jui
acrooj to Panama promiscuously ami at
their, leisure, but they all arrive safe eicn
tuallv. Bales, boxes, trunks and packages
of specie nrc thus left to the mercy ol (lie
a f naked natives, and . i robbery hv
i J
them has tu ver been known 1 he agent
of the California paid "000 for the tn.ns
portation of 112 packages from Chagreu to
Panama. Passengers for California by the '
Isthmus of Panain 1 should not teavc the
United St. tes unless they arc certain of
rneeiing a vessel .it Panama to proceed on
bo:ird of lunn.'.li i'.ely on their arrival there,
oiherwiM' .hey may find themselves" out of
funds and it hi inn; from th- tjuld Dig
ging R'giiin he riak from sickness by
being delayed 0:1 the road is alao a serious
coiisideratmn
lioard al l'atiama is $3 per Jay, and
other expenses m proporiion. Thekedeiuauds
on the p irsea of lhe emigrants beiu much
larger lhan they had provided lor, many
modes of raisiug tuft wind re a.lopleu
Among other coniriviim.es, exiobuions are
made of vanoiis kinds, and one ofa.parnng
in iiz-ii w.'im aiI vpriisi-ii In eo me oil on lh
evei.m.' of ihe 2th December We would
.1 . .1 i t 11 1
biipjMiM mai luia uiiii)' worn. n wen
atieudcd, as the "art of self ti--- nc'J will
be cry important to tnoe Live to,
k.LT'ul lltAir w I L' iLmilfvVl .1).' :,:V.t tU4tn
tiw of that newly fQiiie l rMJuir7. ,
I , i nr nr. uoyoi Ainu meuuttt itaa, l.- .
' rived at Chngrc on ih 20th Jap. fcndleft t,';
1 gain the tttme djr, taking in at Chagrea I
on and a hnlf millions in pci. Tba .
Yellow Fever broke oni onboard the Trtntt
Uhortly after tf left Kingston ; and preii-r
M to bfr crrival faCbagrei,'7trs0f) had
V'f'a other ctfsra wem. ien reppr?
on bonrl, iaconaequance i oC which (1
! riioiiof ilia paasengers froiR Peru and Chili'..ffj
U te Br. Pacific stcmnfr declined goipjf t;i
. w ,t ,n ,, nrlh ,, .ml,aYn,
V.KfMIIH I I'lU Mill ICJiO.H'IU lH UIVIC.
At!euijtH wrre making to get the Car
olina I'lnit oti. At present Ihey serve to
decoy Vessels on shore, as they lay with all
their uusts and yards aloft and present, lo
a stranger approaching the harbor, the ap
pearance of vessels riiling al anchor
Those uriacruaui!ed, should heotT, lhe port
and wait for the assistance of a steamer to ,
tow the vessel in. The steamer GV4 Ilea
in ihe harbor for that purpose, oral theebju
pes for lowing pre moderate, i'asscngers
on arriving at Chagrea, can go immediate
ly mi board the Orui with their baggage,
where they will find good ar xou.wodationa
ami good iivmg al moderate pricea, ftnd
can bargain with the Captain to convey,
them to Uruccuor Gorgona, at lower rate
than can be done with lhe natives. The
steamer goes about half way to Corgona
the balance of the distance iJ performed in
boats provided by the steamer. Captain.
Phkli's heartily reccoiumendi Capt. Tvck
ek to all pasaensers crossing the lalhajua,
- .
as a gentleman exl remedy kind, caMl(J-
dative ana alicntive.
Mr Stcelino, of liuhimore, and Mra.
Claiik and family, of MasauchLueit, were
left at Chagres to take .passage in the next
vt'6sel i hat offers
In port al Valparaiso, ahipa Damuacua,
of Baltimore, and Albotroa, of Boalon, alao
a bark, of Baltimore. The ship Colchis,
Arthur, sailed for the Leeward Poru about
tit -Z5th Dec. The ship Crusader, Miller,
sailed for Conrpnnibo on the 30lh Dec,, to
load fur Boston. The baTrjuc Hardy
of Baltimore, wa al Arica on tho 3 lb Jatti
having juat arrived. At Calloa, Jan, 13lh,
ship Actpienet, Gardner, jut arrivf4 Axoia
Valparaiso, being tho only American ship
in purr The American ship AJfSnttc, witii
a canroof guar.o, sailed from Calloa about
the Uiii Jan The brig Maltk Adbel,
HalJ, from Sau Fr mcisco, and to return,
I there, was ul MazatUn on tho 5th Dec.
Two Baltimore vessels, namea nol recol
lected, were lying al Vlwraiio.
The Henrico bruin no gold on freight.
Capt. l'tltlve hhewed iw, twaie upeciuittu,
wearing ili for:a in which lla V 'OXi U
ki) I'rjin the earth Then iipjjorauco i
1 similar to that of soW poured Jruma cruci
ble in an irregular anruwe, and apjurctiuy
(juite pure. y-
From the accounts given in the lt.Ui
which follows, u would appear that. C ijH
P look ib! sort coitfae le ensuro a redou
ble quantity of the p'recioitajnetil by tra
ding witii iboo wliodiaeiabowelled it front
tho earili In thu way he Lis secured for
himself, if the tntorniaiil of lhe teller iacof
rcct. a handsome fortune, and from lhe shoil
confer' ncc which Ina hunted time allowed,
wiiii its. we drew the inference that bif iij
te!li': nee and clearsighted kuowladga VH
o! audi a character as U enable- hiiu to
make ihe b--st n c ol Ins opportunities" while
in ihe country. II ' haa.o.ir hearty gOil
wu-hes for a lonir and pro: peroua hie lo en
joy his L'ooi fortune.
We leer:, frnn Ci.pt P that thera it r
rv htile difficult v in 'eitm ncrot from
Pairtin;' to' ( "hegreu, leitin returning tllre
is much to he encon itered. and many arts
s cn along the road, too lntK-h exhausted
and fatigued to nvtk" further progrosa.:'
('a;it Plndps mf.'nns us that be'WOa
quite faiiiilliar wi:h the country aboat the
11. . !... I. ii.ba tl k'iu b rmrn I IS t
? 1 , r . v
.. I i Km ita hnum th nrn mat .
II I 'IIIl-'. I' 4 lllll'l ll WJiVIII ...v .iv..
al which now taken fnuu it in such pro
fusion Nine years a so. when attached to
the s'.iip Albert. f IJ.Hi4n, he went' up the
the Sacrauitn' River m a Ikki!, and vrua
thefirst mnn t!i tt ever hoisted an American
flntr on ns hanks He wm also frequetn
fv in tint rc'.-tonf when--Colon! Fremont
w.t. I'le.-i- with hw corpi of Kiginecra,nil
e!)-,r.. !'; 1 With ihem Ite 'hen litile
(irfiuned iii.il they were ir.-adi ig overttieh
a vastbinly of the prer:-is iiteinl, nor does
he iin:i'ine th t nev one m tne eKrKHtitlou
hd nu idea of 1. unless 11 ws Frw
mont himself, wh i - sc.. rehtnr mind might
hare made some dt .coverts that lmluced
him to rct'irn to that country re.'entlr.
The II .i ' o, hv which the abjve "intel
ligence
by an a
txr. t" r
" ... I. i.
a .1 s r"Ci ivc.i. is. as win uu o-yi
dv. rii... iiiei:t in this morntngV 'hi-
11 rt to Chagrea,. and prtssangcr.s
fiir tatpLv.-e will have M oppottT'y
11 ii....4.nK . j thai e-fiii a!1 i Iff nr nn
iivrm " . -v
f;, iieiued comm-iuder
liSve pnbllsfrtid.
! ubtain-d throUjjh tf conrtesey.d Mn
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