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Bonds 81 bid, 10 asked do ~ per cent 3'i pa ~
asked.


LATER FROM HAYrI--By our files OF the Turks
Island Gazette for which indebted 10 the polite
ness OF Capt. Davis o the bark AVoa whlch arrived
here Yesterday have accounts from llHyu 90 Tue
Sth and from hcy West 10 the 18th ult The papers
mention farther hos;ities between the Hayiiens and
Domnicaus. The Haytien President Perrot nsd or
dered levies of 10 coo men from the souih and 10000
from the North which with 5000 already despatched ne
Intended lead against the DOnicans AS soon as MS
new arrived lie had also ordered the meet TO De
equipped TO cooperate in the attack All communication
between Eastern and Western parts ot the Island
had been prohibited There an additional! duty on
several articles OF export commence the first Nov
Coffee WAS from $ri 10 SIS iiayuen The dominican
squadron came to anchor OF PortauPulata on The ith
ult The naval powers have a uava, armament OF 70
schrs and bark each The iiaytiens have purchased
a steamer to the scale. The DOmincdns manifested
great determination and had been successful IN all their
attacks They are resolved fight under the banner Of
their Republic until it falls until every hostile
IIaytien shall perish


The Turks Island Gazette the llth ult. says Our
market present in great want provision and bread
suits pound OF butter lard pork cheese rice,
sc, is TO be had, On the 18th ult supernne Flour Is
quoted in the ASSESSORS Tariff at - per Dbl


n. o Tsopc. 9th.
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.-We learn from
gentleman direct from Comayagua that hostites have
Recommended between the states oi san salvador ana
Honduras The army OF san Salvador has entered Hundu
and is laying waste the counry-Ihe hopes there
fore that the amsce entered into would restore peace
|
the horrors of civil Belize Gazette. Oct. :.


TERRIBLE RAILROAD CoLLIsioS.-Thc up and
| down trains ot cars the Wilmington On. 60 Rhl-
road lately driven into collision by the toolbardI
OF the Engineers who though seeing each other ap-
preaching for miles, drove their locomotives at full
speed until it late avoid collision. and all for
purpose OF trying which could first arrive at the halt
between the Dep0ts, TO make the other
turn back The collision dreadful, and both the
engines almost to pieces. Nearly hundred
passengers in the cars and yet wonderful TO re-
! late no one was seriously injured. The Company IN
mediately discharged both Engineers.


ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP TELEGEAPH.-Ths
steamship, Captain PenIoyer has arrived at last to the
relief OF many anxious minds The following memoran-
da have been furnished by the officers OF the bark Da
MEL Webster. Cole. ~ days from Boston; "Ou Tuesday,
the 2i inst. lat. - 3jong 20 e IN with steamship Ic
/ egraph Capt. Pehnoyer from New York, with her
chnery broken, and caky condition took from her
eight OF her crew Mr. George Smith, first officer, and
the following passengers VIZ: ;. +. Wilson and lady,
| Mrs Mays and children; Mrs Card Mrs McCOuaghy
and children; Messrs James McMaser Dennis Casey;
Gustayus Beais Samuel b. Ford Giles l.. Lmlth sam
! uel Lea Ezra Ogden, John BurlJa Grimald Baptse.
Pedro Hajondy, and John Plumb. The following named
persons remained ON board the steamer, VIZ: James
Penoyer. Captain :. C. Howell I'd mate Henry BOugh-
ton, lst Engineer; George ~ Menard I'd do Cornelius
Mays. passenger. John White, fireman P. w. Eirlord
do +. Noseyet, Joseph Pettifer. steward An
drew Perkins, I'd. ds. N. y. Tropic, 9th.
f-gf1 THE CHEROKEE TROUBLES seem to be con
nued ami bloody. Joseph Swimmer aud Stoain, Cher
okecs OF the treaty party killed the 20th by





the latter stabbed twice through the heart On Friday
| night. the lith ut, Tom Waite Cherokee was killed
in barbarous manner in the Cherokee nation. The
circumstances are thus stated in the Van Burcn lneI
| gencer:


A police party OF Cherokees came to the house OF
Arch Gurtr2y, where Waite resided about the time he
going to bed and one Of them told HIM he their
prisoner, and that he should 20 with them. w. replied
that he wished ~ dress himself and then he would 20.
AS he raised himself in bed he shot dead, head
split open with toma!iawk, and his body horribly cut
and manged with knives


Great excitement prevails and toe Inteigencer soil
cts the nterpoon o the National aud State authorities
The Cherokee Advocate denies that their proceedings
have any thing to do with politics. the same paper
says


Major Bonneville T. s a. arrived at Evansville, hay
ing been dispatched from Fort Smith, BY Gen Arbuckle
inquire into the Of affairs that Col


ckissick u. 5. A Agent for the Cherokees and Captain
Boone with from thirty To forty dragoons also AT the
place. in the vicinity Capt Boone ordered
from Fort Gibson for the purpose Of preventing any
farther eitusion Of blood afford protection
person that might desire It..


| TIE ONEIDA lSDIASs.-We very much regret 10
inform readers that the Governor failed make
Treaty with the Oneida Tribe OF Indians in conse-
quence o the utter gnwilngness OF large majority Of
the Chiefs and Braves 10 conclude Treaty upon any
terms that would compel tnem sell the whole any
part OF their Domain th!s town. As Gov.
ernur Dodge ascerta.ned that would be impossible
conclude Treaty. upon any terms desired those
VINO wished 10 20 to Missouri all hazards would MAKE
known their wishes and eyhtyserep answered layora-
Dy 10 Lns call Inelr wishes VIII De made known the
| proper department and probably means will be
devised to remove them. Green Bay Rep. Nov. -.


SERIOUS Loss.-A flock Of sheep, numbering
some 800, belonging 10 droVer connned Tor the
night on Thursday last Ia yard vicinity OF the
railroad, near the s!uceway Of Lynch5 mil, about haf
mile below the village n the night they were fright
eued oy the cars broke out OF the PEN and hucdcd to-
gethsr upon Inc ice the slulce- way The ice gave
way, and the whole tock buried in the wafer. Be-
fore they got OUT some three hundred OF them were
drowned Rome (Oneida Coz CIIizen.
ASoTHER AFFRAY.-An atray OF serious ma
ture took place at New Orleans the 4tc inst the
cry-goods OF Messrs West Oliver and Wood!,ei
OF Chsrtresst Alexander Bes=e, discharged CLERK
Imagined Mr Woodet had reflected privately upon
ais character. repaired store ant attempted 10
shoot blr. w. Wiz pistol. Failing IN Ins he drew =
Bowie kniie. and rushing on him. when another
clerk standing oy got dirk and stabbed Besse in the
side oe-fe he could consummate his purpose 4 wsr
raii nas been Issued for the OF Besse who was
IaAeh 10 tne 81 LOUIS hote! after the arfay.
The MISSISSIPPI CONFERENCE.-THE Mississippi
annual Conference Of the Methodist Epscopsl Church
VIII mold its session in the PoyGrasst church Of this
cty, commencing on Wednesday the 10th inst. Bishop
Soule VII! preside over the Conference n. o. Pic


e Among the recent arrivals in this city, We
perceive that OF " .ism H. Deingerteli Esq late Texan
Gnarge d Ataires 10 the Netherlands and the Hanse
1oEns lie reached ths country In the Gres; Britain,
on ner last trip and s returning 20 Texas after an ab
sence of three years. Washington Union.
B Il negro named Henry Carter went to the
house OF Mr. .Iacobs farmer living Whtestone
up East River during mis- absence and attempted
violate ais wife. but being iCed siothered her death
and k.!sd Two OF cGildren-Lhe O.Eer making lis
escape the confusion. IAe villain lad Ueen ap.
prenended at tae last accounts.


