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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-16
DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
he President of the United States and
his family. arrived at the seat of govern.
ment yesterday in perfect heath.
Mat Inf:
We have not yet sufficient information
from New-Orleans, to enable us to Judge of
the circumstances of aggravation or miti-
cation. attending the late attack reported
to have been made by Span sh force a.
gainst an American vessel. Ry these cir
cumstances, its character must be, deter
mined to be premeditated CT accidental.
The aggression is not to be considered the
act Of the Spanish nation, unless that go-
vernment chuse to sustain it. AS in the
case OF the Chesapeake, though in the most
not SO ilagrnnt as that, the disavowal Of
the act by the Spanish government and
proper repatriation will atone for an inju-
ry-which. if unretlressed, has always
been considered as righteous cause for
war. fi6
WAsHISsTov. October IL.
TIE tn E4SURY
We have understood from very respec.
table authority. that Secretary of the
treasury has been appointed in the place
OF Mr.. Dallas, resigned, and that it is ex-
p-cted he will enter on the duties of his
O'''N@N 49, u ~" t'JSs w nave not HSdTu
positively who the gentleman is. but it is
rumoured that the Hon. IPRlianz II. Graz.
Jord, from the War Department. has had
the offer: and as the Treasury is the mos.
important office at this time nnder the gov
eminent, and ranks, in honor, next to the
Department of State, we can see no reason
why he should not accept it. Mr.. Craw-
ford is gentleman of talents. possesses
much energy and decision of mind, and has
hitherto manifested much zeal and atten-
ton in the discharge of his official duties.
[.Aat. Reg.
The Secretary of State returned to
this City on Tuesday, from visit to Wiz.
ginia.
Daniel Avery is elected to Congress
from the state of n. York, for the remain
der of the present Congressional term, vice
Il. I. Throop, resigned.
Com Barney has lost his election by
majority Of forty odd votes, having receiv-
ed majority Of only about 200 votes in the
county Of Ann Arundel. ]. c. Herbert IS
Their fore reelected.
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Bosrox, oct. 9.
PROM FRANCE-L1fe8f.

The brig GoVernor- Garner, Capt. Do
TEN, arrived here yesterday from HdUre.
We are again iniebte1 to the politness Of
friend for Paris Journals to the 25th Of Au-
gust.
In France. things continued tranquil 8.
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several other rich pr yes had been taken
and regularly condemned at Matagorda--
one ofthem said to be worth half million
of dollars.
MEXICO.
The editors of the Mercantile Advert
ser were yesterday favored with ,ransla>
ton of the fcllowing intcre sting intelligence
from Mexico. The fact here stated Of
tn" revoutIonists having taken possession
Of Matagorda, is confirmed by the report of
Capt. Fowler, from N. Orleans.
y " His Excellency Doa Jose Manuel de
Herrera. M mister PIenipotentiary from the
Republican Government of Mexico, to the
United States, has communicated under
date of 24th August last, from the port
of Matagord1, to respectable person at
Philadelphia, the following information
1.-THE republican array Of the province Of
Vera Cruz, under the Command Of Gener-
al Vittoria laid seige on the 18th July last,
TO the cities Ct Cordova and Orizabo, which
were then on the exc Of surrenderiug The
Commander in Chief Of the Republican
troops Of the province of Puesla Teran,
was e1dcayoring by forced marches to oc-
cupy the ports of Guazacuelcos, which was
without means OF defence. Cen. Bssta.-
nante had been victorious over the ROYAL
90 %" VIZ" 60 nc iHh ~ ''i~t1s aild was
pursuing them with all haste. Gen. Are
dondo, Commander in Chief Of the interior
provinces, for he Roya.ists. had fallen back
With the f,w forces under his orders, on
Monterrey. the capital Of the new king
dom OF Leon. in Consequence Of the ReDub-
licans having occupied the port OF Mata-
gorda, whore they had fortified themselves,
and where thfy. were daily augmcntipe
their strength. Subsequent to the posses
sion Of that port, has been the evacuat Oh
Of St. Antonio dc baxar, capital of ths
province OF Texas, which was garrisoned
by the regiment of Estremadura, one of
the most famous corps Of the Royal par
~.
The Republican Army Of the North is,
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MIGUEL de ZRIGOYEN. 2
NJ "A; hS osiissao. Secretary.

NEw-YoRK, October 10.
We hear that aA ambassador from the
Republic of Rio de la Plata to the United
States, has arrived at Baltimore from Bu-
enos Ayres. Particulars we have not
heard. but that the prospect of maintain
ing their independence is clear and cor
tain-not obscured by a single cloud.
The sapient Mr.. Lang, pays homage to
Bonaparte in this morning's G. zette, in the
following terms:
"O On the arr val Of the ship Governor
Strong, Captain Scott, we forgot to men
ton fact, which, though trifing. may
CRAFTY the friends OF General Bonaparte
On the 21st of August. Captain Scott
passed St. Helena, and sazy the house in
which Bonapar:e resides %
Thus the friends of legitimacy on both
sides of the water, contribute to magnify
the Importance of the man against whom
all their hate and envy we're directed-by
publishing every little anscdote of him aud
his HOUSE. TCoL
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GEoRcErowx, October -.

UNHAPPY CATAsTRoPHx.-Ye Yesterday
morning, between the hours OF 9 and 10
o'clock. TOBIAS LEAR, Esq. accountant
of the War Department, put a period to
his existence, by shooting himself through
the head. We have not as yet learnt The
causes which led to the preparation Of Ibis
unhappy deed. Mr.. Lear was naturally
cheerful and pleasant; on the fatal morn
ing. Mr.. l.. breAkfasted with his family IN
his usual good humour. and was proceed,
ing as they thought to his Office, when the
report of pistol was heard from the
back part of the yard-Mr. Lear, son Of
tie deceased, Immediately proceeded to
the spot from whence the sound aopeaTtd
TO issue, and found his father wel;eringin
his blood + .l9esseupcT.
ifJ~rhe Wash. City Gazette says it VS.
Insanity.
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From Fort Usage, IN the Missouri Teri

From Fort Usage, IN the Missouri Terri.
tory.
/ he Editor has just received letter
from a friend in that qutrter. dated Az
gust 81, by which we learn some advice
respecting Mat very int resting part Of
our country. We extract the following
paragraphs:
-" Two parties Of surveyors have beeu
here six or seven weeks; they left this TO-
day-one party 20 run the boundary .ins
south between the Territory aud the Indl'
an lands, which has nsver yet been rum
After running two leagues square for the
fort on the west side Of the lac and riysb
they commenced IN the ceotre Of the for,to
run due south to TIE Arkanssw river--te
other party proceed M the Missouri to ~
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the INDEPENDENCE Of all this part
OF South-Amer;ca, and its freedom from
the comirion. power. laws and authority,
Vt the kings Of Spain and the Spanish na>
ton
communicate TO your e1ceilency this
important Information. SO that you may go
vern yourself thereby, and in order that
you may cause the publication of this hap
py event to be made throughout all the
districts of your provincial aamin:stra-
ton.
Donc at Tucuman, 9th July.
(Signed)
Juan MARTIN PUYRREDoN.
(SigHed)
SYLVESTER ZCAZATE, Sec'ry.
To his excellency the President of the
Province of Buenos Ayres-
Wheref orc-I the director of the Pro-
vince OF Buenos Ayres, do make known by
this my pr clamnton, that this province is
forever released and free from the author
ity of the Spanish monarchy, under which
Tor three centuries we have suffered so ma
ny expressions and Affections. AS this hap
py event has been already anticipated by
unusual and general rejo cIngs, by all true
american hearts ! recommend it to all
the good citizens of this province, to adj
dress most fervent thanks TO the Almighty
disposer of nations, for as much as that lie
has been pleased to elevate us to the dgni-
ty Ola free people, and an independent
nation Sc. &c.
(Sg-eA)
MIGUEL de ZRIGOYEN.
Nj MANUEL an; as obiisaao. Secretary.
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BuENos AYREs, July 8.
It has been said that the neighbouring
Court of Portugal was about to dispatch Il
mysterious expedition dire ted against the
territory of the provinces. Various accounts
agree that short time since, an expedition
of 5000 men left Rio Janeiro, which, it ap-
pears, was to be reinforced with another
body Of 5000, previously organized at ST.
Catalina, 20 usurp at least the Eastern
Shore of this river. The conduct of that
cabinet, by no means frank, and the little
interest it has manifested to contradict The
public report announcing it's plans. form
powerful argument to justify our suspi-
cions. The government reposes, as far as
prudence will permit, upon the sanctity of
the treaties of 1912, and more than all,
upon the friendly conduct which il has al
ways observed towards the monarch of
Brazil and his subjects. Peace between
the Countries remains guaranteed out of
respect for England but, if abusing this
security, that foreign expedition dare to
profane our territory, it is just, it is neces-
sary it should be made to feel the effects
OF our courage and our strength. In the
mean time. the Sovereign National Con-
gress. and the Supreme Dire tor Of tn.
States, have received the details OF that
serious occurrence, and this government
has communicated to them all that has
Come to its knowledge.
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.YoRK, Oct. O..
FROM EEW-ORLEANS.

Captain Fowler, from New Orleans. in
forms that the day before he sailed, the
United States schooner F,rebrand, Lieut..
Cunningham. arrived there from the coast
of Mexico, where she had been attacked
by two Spanish gun briggs, aud lost one
man killed.
Capt. Fowler also states that the Rev
olutionists lad taken possession OF the fine
port of Matagorda, in the Gulpb Of Mex
Co, where they hid established Court Of
Admiralty. A prize schooner arrived at
the Balze the day Captain F. sailed, and
several other rich pr yes had been taken
and regularly condemned at Matagorda--
one ofthem said to be worth half million
of dollars.
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E,ctrsct Of a letter 10 gentleman in This
to7vn dated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-06
Exchange s Lottery Office.

A Il the Subscribers Office. Gentlemen may be
IN accommodated with BANK NOTES of the
Different STATES, by allowing or receiving
premium, according 10 the difference ofeachange;
or can have their NorEs sorD, on very small
commission.
II FRE-iHU.H
VII be giren for GoLD & SrpvER Corn.
At this office. 40 81 o92, the first drawn tick.
ct on the I0th d:.y's ,rswng of the Masonic Hail
Lottery, prize Of s 5000, was Sold The fol-
lowing prizes in the sbove lottery are still
RE.d.2LNIyrG 3.s'TRE Wheel.
Prlze OF s 10000
-: % 600
$500: 10000
4: 5000
Is 1000
Letters enclosing or-ers fof tickets, pasi paid,
viii be attended to- 4>9ngRRies and Clubs sup
pied with TIakErs WARnANFSp Uypnawr, on
accomodating terms, on application at,
j. b. kURSHEEDT'S,
Nam Street, Richmond
Mach 2, 1916. (tf)
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Mach 2, 1916.
r o r s Al, II.

+ D X : A IL Il.
a ralnabie Rope WaLt Establishment.
ysSHE Subscriber offers for sale the ROPE,
4 WALK with its machinery and buildings
laJely carried on BY John S Shelton & Co. at Port
Mayo Qittle below Rocketts) together with the
Lot IN which it stands, containing about two
acres of ground.
Also
SEVF.N NEGRO MEN
well acquainted with the Rupe-WaIk business.
For terms, which will be LIBERAL, apply to
p. T. SHELTON, AGENT fo'.
JOHN S. SHELTON, & CO.
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ar COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
CAN NOW GET ASSIGNMENTS OF
COTT0sH FIRMS,
Spun at tie Richmond Cotton Mandatory
ON APPLICATION TO
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
Principal .9gent
Esb o
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0Fb,fereSting to Medical Men,
Country .Herchdats, Farmers &c.
MILAN WEST.

.7A'UIHhl.TKY .8gV1J URUGGLST,
n fe'V doors betgsv the Bet IGper and second door
beSoIo fhs -irgas c5ce. has recei1ed ia addition
20 his former Stock, FHa and Fiesh Saebig et
Medicines, Paints, Dye Stuas, Shop Furni-
ture &c.
Cogprehcndi,lg GIp,ost a general assortment in
Me Druggist Line. .9niong them he zsfl mention
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III - o
CoMMssloSERs orrIcE,
Rieimona3d no. Lee. 1916.
THE parties Interested, are desired 70 TAKE
NOTICE. that have appointed the second dag
ofthe 5th month (May) next, for Commencing
The Reformation of the Report directed by the
foregoing Cd. fthe Court
THOMAS LADD, M C.
M.rcb 2.-wAw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-10

EsN virtue of sundry DEGREES OF the Si,-
= peror Court of Chanesry for Ike Richmond District,
pronounced ~ SUIT therein peiirg het,ul Inc devis;
Of William Cairitc, deed. Pantts-si, Osv.d Dorripe.
ton and Susan his wife. and Others, Defendants
~ The subscribers Will expose sale mt public auction, At
tic Auction store of Heron. sirtpD sid civ
on THURSDAY 'hs ls day Of August next &C far or ,l,
first lair day ther aersl the several parts OF the AZ
county Of Heinrich, called WlEDSoR d,sgI,s,.s ia ~,
plat Thereof according nlchit was stely sod 's &
1901 record IN The said suit, b! the nR.lels / D. l. = 10
II, -. II, IL and ~. - > = -
credit during the life of Drs. Darlington will Ne c;v,,
TOT one nrd OF te purchase nuney- proVlet. 81. sS lo
ger than i've SearS.fom the Isl September as, sn,i =
she should die before That 1e, then five wears i,n lie
SAID hrs ofSeptester OF five wears from the SAL, trs, ~
September last for ivt-sixts % the residue and H. a.
manning one-sixtA thereof lobe paid the first a Of %
1cinier next Interest VIII b. required the whole ap,,,
OF the purei!se-moey payable seamuay unt;i ti, x-
piraiion OF the credit upon the Isl Of scptebr and the
first OF March in each year. The purchaser vii ale, M ~
qured 20 pay iii ady money, i YEA ~
same manner rs If possession lad been gwen min, on The r
Of September last. VS. W -
Bond aid security, also OF trust ON he ,rc
~, viii De required of the purchasers
OF Heron, Sinton &; Co. --
VILLAS VILLAS THA.TgLo on, Commissioners.
Juy 10. 1s-tds
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BIZ LAST NIGHTS .NaL./
Bdlfim0rs, July 9.
INIER ESTlNG.

THE MACEDONIAN ARRIVED.
We have the pleasure TO announce the
arrival in Annapolis Roads, of the frigaie
Macedonian, Captain Warrington, from
Carth4gena, having on board Christopher
Hughes, jun. Of this city, who went out as
commissioner from our government to de.
mand the release of the American pri-
souers at that place. Mr.. HUcHEs
has succeeded ia the object of his mis-
sion. and has brought home in the frigate
all of the Americans who remaidcd in pri-
son at the time of his arrival at Carthagena
x st. Martha and they were immediately
deli cred from prison on his demand. A mnne
them are Mr.. w. $. Cooper and Mr. Louis
Compte of this place, and Mr.. Smith, mate
OF the schooner Adchne this gentleman
was severely wounded m an attempt to
force the guard some months since at St.
Martha, and supposed by those of the pri-
soners who escaped to- have been killed.
MIR. Morris Stanley of Hartford. Conncc-
ticut. IS also among those released.
MIR. Hughes landed at Annapolis vcster-
day morning. and arrived at his own house
in this city in the evening,in perfect health.
&c. H. h.
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MILLEDcFvI11F Iune o6


1t has long been known, that the British
Station at Appalachicola Bay, within the
Spanish territory, where Nichols concen-
trated his force & erected fort. has, since
he evacuated it, been hsld by runaway ne
groes and hostile Indians. who have done
and continue to do mischief to the whites,
as occasion and opportunity offer. 1t was
not to have been expected, that AN estab-
lishment so pernicious to the Southern
States, holding out TO a part of their popu-
latioa temptations to INSTRUMENTATION, would
have been stuff red to exist after the close
Of the war. In the course of the last win
ter, several slaves from this neighborhood
fed to that fort others have Lafeiy gone
from Tennessee and the Mississippi L err
ritory. How long shall this evil, Requiring
immediate remedy. be permitted to exist!
CJouTaai.
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FOR BREMEN,
The ship ELlz MANN,


Am SATURDAY mex, TIE islh current ne
NJ IL o'clock, will be sold, vt onc,ion, On the
premises, about huadred "a Glty 90 two hun
dred acres GLAND, on the Brook Han, oomInen-
eng within one hundred yards al tire TURNPIKE,
between the 5ih end 9th mile store. 4 proportion
Of this Land is heavily timbcred With oak and hea.
Dry. II will he divided into lots OF twenty-five TO
ily acres each, or more, as 'ray best sut te phr-
chaser7.
The terms, will be, notes at r. Is, ard Ct
month satisfactorily endors Il anil secure by de- s
OF tr-st a map Of this property WI be 70 god at
the oiiice o, Hernn. Sintor, * Co.
BY ordtsr ofYnonGs IL f',t5ser,
THOMAS TAYLOR.
CT Refreshments will hc provided by M-.
Poser, at the spring in coua.rv style, Tor such u
his friends as may tend the sale, aud in the mean
time he Will sbew the property to any gentlemen
inclined to purchase.
Juty 10. Is-tGq
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VOLUNTEER TOASTS.


Blythe Secretary Of Sfase. The PRINCIPLES IF our
revolution may they never cease to be cherished
by the people ofthe U States
Blythe Secretary ofVar--The American reyo-
luton he impulse which it has oiren 10 the hui
man mind, IS not TO be arrested ny the cohledera-
ey Oftyranls.
ByHe attorney GeperGE--The slave trade Nav
the example OF its abolition, SIT by tie IT, States and
followed by Grest-Britaiu, be Initiated by ali Chris
tan powers.
BY Dr.THeker-Tbe policy If our government:
just, friendly and eoaciiaory wit AL nations ben
ding ia none.
by Gen .Hasor --Maler7 warfare. in The treat
ment Of prisoners, forced on the lawess tribes of
the Fast, ny the heroes Of The West.
BY r. Dongbsriy, Es9 The naval rhetoric Of
the U States The most eminently adapted TO The
discussion % British orders la council and Aleefine
Cpl ';ons respecting tie rights IF man.
by robert Hre7R. tsg.--Ihe civ Of Orleans :
May the disaster with which it has been lately r.
overwhelmed, ncher affect its health nor reiar,l its
prosperity.
ny Feid Ftirjar. Eso.-The Pst-iols Of South
America We cannot bnt sympstnse with tho-c
who are struggling for the principles which we hds
dlv Gel 'brate.
~ J,iHiam RadclEc, Esq--The Patriots Of
South merca May they boiId their temple Of
liberty with American materials.
At BALT1MoRE-Cannon B flags. mar
tial music and martial evolutions announc
ed the anniversary--The military line ex-
tended from the head of Marsh Market to
the Western extremity Of Balti more street.
Numerous dining parties we're scattered o.
yer the environs of the ciy--at night. fire.
works we're exhibitsd-The Theatre wa,
decorated with coloured lamps and EN-
blcmatical devices-The PAVILION Garden
also illuminatcd-Peale's Museum was iii
up with Gas-Aghts.
4 very large party Of republicans dnsd
within seven miles Of the oity--Csen. 1.efeb.
vre Dcsnouettes was t'ysir gdest.-Gencra
Samuel Smith prcsdeJ. assisted bv Colo
mel Il. X. Moore, general Stansbury, and
Colonel Little
ToASVS.--Our Cognigy--" The land or N,
free and the home Of .es sravc. e"
The Cons,itgisn-- Nay kt BE- ererIae,,os, al. ~,
primo pies it proeai., imssut.5ls as H. Ti.lts ,
secures.
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LAND FOR SAIE

obediehce to decree OF die wor,i;,Gf
2 County Court of Hcnrico, in ohancery aitf,ro-
the subscriber, agent for the COMMISSIONER snl
Under their superiatendance, viii, on Tussfl. H.
- july next, sell 20 The h.hys, b,8.ier az an tii
ON credit Of one, two < three years. ,6e ygi ,, 7,
OF I>.fND, lying IA lIenrco county. IN, n, c,..t
mountain Koa', and eight miles nom town, for-
merry owned by ~ ior WIN. Mosh,. sed nov, 1c.
cnpied by WIN. 3 Chamberlsyre. Il viii he ~
vded into lots OF tre@ % to so acres, To sni mr.
ehassrs ne quality Of land, sod hs cortituity
to t'cimoiid, make 1t az object.
b'rds w'th approved ssc.rity, to BE secured by
deeds OF trust vii be required Possession Of ouch
parts - are not in cultivation delivered d;-ec,Ie
ue balance IN time to SOW snail grain IL the Ell,
rcserwng TO the present occupant tuie to deE,eS
hi5 crops.
THOMAS TAYIOp
R'ef'eS'imcfts prouided for al syLs 1.,, 80.
ieHd '''
~ ~ consequence Of bid weather, The n, we
s-'o = postponed GIL Monday, the I5tl July. WIN
W WI certainly take piece
THOMAS TAYLOR,
June ~. I6-tds
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In the Cutter Flying Fish. Cap tain
Johnson, arrived here on Thursday, came
passenger Captain Fasting, late Of the
schooner Caroline Ste7vaTI, Of New~Or-
leans. Captain +. was from Santa Martha,
where ne had been a long time confined by
the Spanish government, his vessel and
cargo having been sold without trial.
From Captain Fasting, we learn that The
Macedonian, Captain Harrington, had ar
rived at Santa Martha, and sailed on the
SOth Of May, from that place for Cartha-
gena.
The Spanish government had refused to
deliver up any Of the American prison.
ers.
Captain Fasting was so fortunate as to
make his escape. Mr. Stanley and Mr.
Cooher, two supercargoes, made their es-
cape also, and got on board the Macedo-
nian. The Spanish government permitted
Captain Warrington and MIR. Hughes to
visit the Americans 10 prison.
Mr.. James Smith, mate OF schooner
belonging to Baltimore, was lett in prison
had been severely wounded, in attempting
TO make his escape.
Mr.. Hughes bad stated It as his opiaion
that he would not be able to succeed IN the
objects Of his mission. Ledser.
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PcnHentiary, M 40. !. 1gI6.

PcnHcntiary, m No. /, 1916.
= Office is hereby given, that in future ne
slaves or others vili be received In the Pe,,i.
tertiary, except those directed by law sud all
persons having slaves in the Pendeotiary f'r SAT
keeping, are requested To take them out FORTH
with. ga
SAMUEL P. PARSONS,
Keeter.
Juiy 10. 18-9w
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NEW YORK, July 6.
.0fesf fran Nezy OykoaSs.

BY The Hesper. Captain Mason, which
arrived here Yesterday, we have intelli-
gene from New Orleans 70 the 10th nit.
The Mississippi had fallen nearly TO its
usual level, aod those paris Of the city and
vicinity lately deluged had become nearly
DRY.
Mr.. Terry, Of the navy. AID late Of The
Boxer, was a passenger 10 iis~ Hespef. We
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DOMESTIC.

from The Yrgin Islands Courier, reeeiU-
ed at the office Of tic Freeman's Journal.
Ierfoid, May 81, 1916.
FIRST BULLETIN.
~ Mc cnancihati1g Irmy of Venezuela.
The expedition from Aux Cages, plan
led by the Captain General Bolivar,
ma under the cammand Of Admiral Louis
PROM, sailed on the 31st March from that
BORT.
hitera very favorable voyage, they HSde
Islands Terligus on the 1st May, and
y Heights Of Marguerite the day after,
zen topsail schooner and q big we're
/ e1red, wheceupon the Admiral ordered
&c squadrCn, for the purpose OF detaching
use vessels from the shore, and TO ascer-
y" from whence they sailed, 70 pursue
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