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side consists of 10 killed, aud $50 wounded.
among these are Captain Braulio Guavta.
Lieutenant Henry Watts, of the battalion of
Caracas, and sub lieutenants John Francis
co Echeto, and Peter Ca,illo of the battalion
OF Oronoco, the first of them seriously-cap-
taIns Anicelo Canales, and Alexander Blanco,
received c0ntusions. | cannot, sir, convey to
you IN sufficiently streng terms the in;repidity
ot the cheI and the officers of the battalion of
Or'noco our success will best eyince it.
should be wanting in justice If did not state
TO you the presence of mind, the skill and
bravery with which, Major Peter Aiaguerga
conducted the troops, under his command, as
well as the same qualities in Captain Jose
Urdaneto, who accompanied him throughout
at the head of his division and conducted
himseifin the different encounters with brave
ny and Judgment also sub lieutenant Eche.
To, who WAS seriously wounded in the com
mencement of the action whilst conducting
himself with professional skill, and ms dis
tngulshed officer. | likewise recommend to
your notice The conduct of Captains Guayta
and Blanco, sub leulenapt Garlic and other
officers, who have discharged their duty Ia
my satisfaction, together with the third Off
Ger IN the department ofthe lntendencia, Jo-
seph lSnaclo Maytin, who ga, proofs of yalor
Ia the capacity of field adjuiant in consequence
VI 'hc hiiitSS VI III dlu Ue camps tue OlileT
commandments ofcorps manifested the greatest
ardor TO overcome every obstacle in order 10
share in the victory, and who in fact took part
at the conclusion of il.
The enemy are two days march from this
place in positions +; aud my design is, in case
ofthcr attacking me with'their whole force,
To retire 10 my vessels in case find that can
not make "a successful resistance and there
blockade the port. Should they come to en-
gage me-, they must abandon their positions
and leave The passage open for the advance of
our divisions, which according TO the reports
here are already in the neghbourhood of Sina-
niayca Periii: although have no communi
cation with their chiefs, nOtw outstanding fire.
quent attempts made by me IN establish one
General Morales retired two days since, 10
the castle of San Carlos with his heavy Vessels
where he hopes that Laiorde will arrive with
succors. Col. Caonada marched 10 the morn.
ing To the point of observation taken up by the
enemy, and the action was conducted by Col
Don Jayne Preto, and Ii Col. Narvaes. All
which have the honourto communicate to
you for The Information of government.
IN. MANRIQUE."
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RICHMOND. July %. i8e3.
Cuba and PORTO Rico

CuOd Gnd i'OTtO RicO.
Ihe Governors of these two Islands have
done hon'r To Spain by their prompt and
energetic reply to the Governor and rear adj
mIral of Martinique.-The French officers
tllnk'ng that the Spanish authorities might he
tempted 10 sacrifice their love for their cuun-
try and her constitution 10 their desire for
commerce and peace, proposed to enter into
a treaty founded on the acknowledgements of
the absolute authority of Ferdinand, for the
purpose of preserving the peace of The French
and Spanish American colonies, in all their
commercial and political relations" The
Governor OF Havana rejected at once this IN
sidious proposition. The Governor of Porto
Rico declared that be owned no other
king than Ferdinand VI, their constitutional
king-he had sworn 10 obey him only; and
any other arrOgated authority was an Intrusion
on the legitimate rights OF the Spanish people
The Spanish colonies are fully sensible of
The benefits of peace, but, he declares, that
they will moi shrink from the pans and perils
of war, when such measure shall be- neces-
sary TO preserve the constitution which they
have sworn 10 support
At Havana, the question has been antici-
pated of the future desiinies of Cuba, in tho
event of the downfall of her constitution. The
people had called upon the Governor TO de-
clare his views and intentions; but he had
evadcd, rs adrotly as'he was able, any explicit
reply t. their enquiries
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PROSPECTS OF SPAIN.


1t IS impossible 10 siit the truth, or 10 calru-
late The results from all The vague and various
accounts which continue 10 crowd upon u.s.
Both parties naturally seek To draw their
situation IN the brightest culurs-and as most
of the accounts are derived from the Ultra
French Journals and The London Courier. our
suspicious and our doubts are considerably
Increased The indications OF success or defeat
are not only various and confessed, but contra
dIciory. II we we're 10 state the account pro
and con- as il appears Ia us through the msts
which surround it, we would bring forward
the'foliowing us the most important items:
PRo-The troops of Marshal Moncey TO
the amount of from 10 10 100000 hafFed and
kept at bay for weeks, in Catalonia, hy some
. or 1000 under Nina, according 20 the
French accounts and rs many under Milans ::
Nina, by the confession of Dunadieu himself
performing a sort ofmiltary miracle go 900
fresh French troops, to he dispat ched to Spain
under Laurisiou, 5000 to- Catalonia 6; Q, 600
TO Madrid-tto raise this corps, troops are
drawn from the French garrsons ofthe north
ern fortresses from Lslr TO Slrasburgh ex
elusive Ofthe levy of conscripts and the organ
ization of the veterans :)-the french obliged
TO raise the siege of Valencia ;and Balasteros
firm and alert ut the head of his troops IN that
prOvince--bctNee which aud Arragon the
communication was still open the detection
OF Ablshai, not only not INJECTING the other
principal officers, but he himself darcs uot shew
his face among the people of Madrid, but
compelled TO take refuge in the French quar-
iers his soldiefs, not only not initiating the
irearhery OF Absbal, but lrd forward towards
Seville by Gen. Iayas, and fighting and foIing
the French troops that were first sent after
them :-MorillO still firm TO his duty, and his
troops not beaten ;--The Corlcs AZ Seville
still eXertIng themselves 10 raise men & money.
CoN-A French corps Of 1900 men dis
patched from Madrid 10 Seville, as if the
country was ~ s"eh state to let so small a
Go.P| ''acn ofr''''-,he C"ii's dciermin
ny :" 's,''e rom seville 10 CaeH-the
nI''i"e' vi 'FoUPs unaer each spanish Gene
80 :" 7'i'o''- me o"er''is' s" 'nas'Fe rs Yet
" s'' nv no eiIc'ent HiF"Nr, and apparently
Ss,'i. ~ 80 NE un'c"uon open rom
no"i'u ~ 'ne 'ronuSf-the mnlIny ~ Por-
w" "b'losl hfF own constitution, thus moi
"",! Uon5 i"a Ie'P 10 'ns opan"ds at their
utmost he'o'' Dat discoW"Gms Their eyer
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Battalion of Marines would attempt to prevent
his Removal The person of the king is a
great object IN this WARRIOR, though nothing
IN himself, he is a pageant which carries with
it the preiudices of the people
Ballasteros is reported 10 have returned to
ArragOn, to hover on the skirts ofthe enemy
and that Saragossa has been evacuated on his
approach. = Nina had escaped from the mac
ceSSibic precipice, we suppose by another mir
acle-and Is once more prisoner at large -
ten. Manso Is said to have entered Catalonia
from Valencia with COCO men-and to have
struck new alarm into the French.-E,ents
are rapidly developing themselves A few
days must bring us some momentous catas
trophe.
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tons 20 IN a minute without waiting Tor "a
answer To any, and il by chance ii WAS made
he seemed impatient if Il contained more thar,
two words. lie few from one subject 10 an,
other, and DUNG about AN hour and 40 half
talked upon at least 600 Subjects sometimes
with grea, humour- laughing very heartily
at length looking round ne asked with a QUIZ
zeal lcer which OF us was from old Virginnp
bowed assent thea followed catechism 10
which | occasionally edged in an answer
Have you been in England? How long have
you been in Italy Is Jefferson alive Is it
true that your landlords are all Colonies and
Justices? Do you know Washington Irving
He is decidedly the first English prose writer
except Scott.-Have you read Bracebrdgc
Hall? Il answered no.l We'll ifyou choose,
I'll lend it you here it is. Eave you any
American books to lend me /? ! am very de
sirous of reading the Spy. intend to- visit
America as soon as can arrange my affairs
in Italy. Your morals are much purer than
those of England, (there iaughrd,) those OF
the higher classes in England are become very
corrupt, Il smothered my laugh.) Do you
think If was To- live in Aaerica, they would
ever make me Judge the Ten pound court
Is IT true that an Euglishman is always insult
ed in travelling through America ~ We assur-
I'd him not. He then told Us more aughabie.
stories Of the ridiculous biographies made of
nun especially by the French. One OF them
represented him gloomy miserable mortal.
keeping the skull of his mistress Us drinking
cup-l told him that was pretty much the idea
that we had OF him--as we considered him 4
kind of Vampyre-(he laughed heartily.) He
said Bracebridge Hall was beautifully written,
but as for the characters they only exist in the
brain of w. L. There are no old English
geniIemen-no yeomen. The English have
lost every thing good in their character
Their morals are particularly bad tHcre
thought he really was quizzing us.) In Gnr
he kept us for an hour and half constantly
amused, ;s.d dismissed US we'll satisfied with
our interview His manners are most charming
aud fascinating, and il h. IS a. they say a devil,
he is certainly merry one.-Nothing gloomy
his voice is low and soft and At first sounds
affected. Now who is il i? Who is this man
about whom have written a whole letter ]
it Childe Harolde, Corsair, Don Juan, in plair
English Lord Byron"
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-DESIRNRLE RESIDENrE---

SsCen hiieS nam RichmOHd--fOf Sale
fhfHAT desirable Rerea in the county Of Hanover Mt
4 present IN my occupancy, being seven miles from
Richmond on the Old Meadow Bridge Road, offered for
sale The place is generally knnWu by the name of the
Cross Roads directly opposite the residence Of Mr. Ic
ard Johnston, aud the main road leading IN
hanover nIhouse Hanover ToRn, Tappahannock New
castle, &c Inc dwelling IS frame building nearly rs
gnod rs new containing six convenient rooms dry cellar
new frame Kitchen smokehouse stable, &c. with a never
iahng wei OF delightful water in the yard. The whole
premises under good enclosure. The garden is ricI,
Sno OF acres, and is filed with vegetables o the season
The held OF near 80 acres planted corn waernelons
potatoes, peas, Ne NC. aud is in fioIshine stale
choice parcel OF grated Northern fruit has been lately
planted. ''
IL would be most desirable situation for an Academy
or public house, and equally for private family Ii
may be safely asserted, that there not a more le,v
situation IN Hanover few young negroes would be TAX
en- IN part payment and dnexcrptinnab title made
Bridge - ~
July %. 90,
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JOHN MCLEAN.

FATAL DUEL.-On Monday 3Oth ultimo
meeting took place between Joshua Barton
Esq. district attorney 1.-THE United States and
Thomas T.. Rector, in consequence of com
munication signed Philo, which appeared in
last weeks paper. The parties met at six p.
NJ. on the island opposite To this place. They
both fred at :he word when Mir. Barton fell
mortally wounded and Mr.. Rector escaped
untouched. Mr.. B.expired on the ground.
In him Missouri has lost one of her ahlest and
worthiest citizens The corpse was yesterday
carried To ST. Charles for interment.
81. Lofts Republican.
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The Honorable Smith Thompson has
been appointed, by the President, Judge OF
the Supreme Court of the u States for the
Second Circuit, in the place of Judge Living
sion, deceased. IL is rumourcd that Mr.
Southland, of New Jersey, will succeed Mr.
Thompson in the Navy Department.
LIZ y. .4meIican.
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The Raleigh Register expreases its belief that n
Crawford " will succeed at the ensuing election a.
hIs too Jealous friends do ipiure him, bv CASING
unmeriled abuse upon his competitions. Tile Re
glster lays great stress upon Mr.. C's disinierestG
w.thdravgd of his professions, IN 1916, in -vor o.
Mir. MOnros
The Milton Gazette speaks wih,le highest snts-
iacIon OF the political character of Mr Macon, o.
the spontaneous illusions Of esteem and rcspec
winch have been iaviShed upon him Ia other state
and OF has nomination TO the Presidential chair by
wriirr in Petersburg papet-aud then adds
" /" are not hotcsrsr from these remarks 20 he
derSiood as pressing the Of -Hr. .HgcOn into ~
tS ~ those GTeudy hefOys the 15iic candidates for
the Presidency, rergcsig the preference ,o6jcl
IRE h'ce al along oppressed IN tr0r of HIM n CTa,0-
J0rd There is atreddy ntgaY persons ia Hfio'i
as 10 renter choice u any tiu7t doabtfni
"htesS some plan can he liii caicntiei 10 eoUcea
HSety 70 eject ttis object as nomHatiOR By Cot
grsss"
la Tennessee, The ciiizeps of wilson county have
unanimously adopted resolutions To support and re-
commend Geg jackson Tor The Presidential chan.
ne citizens OF Williamson adopted similar resUlu-
lIons-5UO present. all voting Tor Jackson, except :,
oi these beng tor Adams, for Crawford, aud one
Tor Cay Similar resolutions were adopted 90 with
out aidissenng.v 10y meeting ol The cizen az
hRoc cnnniy " 10 the number of nearly 81 thousand.
committee OF Ave was appointed g TO correspond
with the other committees thtuug lout the Union OF
tle subject oi said election"
lH Maryland, the contest is waxing warmer. Theic
Is much discussion IN the Baltimore Papers--Hnd
several able articles, hoth SIDES Ia the AmPfi-
can --one writer proposes TO instruct Nicssrs Lit
de and Nc KIM, Representatives in Congress,
oppose MIR CrstwiOTtl's nomination. Auother thcu
comes forward with authority say, that MIR Isffe
i1nol IN favor of MI C.-nor hlr. Mck,u, II .
Ca Gu Nomination " Il should not meet the az
irobniion ol hii Immediate constituents '-Gcncr
SmHh the u ) Senator. is SKID 10 be The rend a
Nh {.
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POCKNT-PnnK
CSs9El-.
Lottery s. Exchange office, ia Ffarkef street.
BALTnIORE


LOtt6Ty = EIrchdnge tlHce, ia fffrkf slTeeI
BALTIMORE.
Where all ihe gree capitals yea sold in this scheme have
been obtane-where Tie great capital prizes In ROTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES we're sold and WTIER y NOR =
CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE BEEN OBTAINED THAN
AT ANY OTHER OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from part Of ihe United States bv mail (nos,
PAID by private conveyance enclosing tie cash or
~ any Oithe Baltimore lotteries will the same pronpt
and punciua attention, If personal application adj
dressed ]. l. COHEN Jr g,,,;,,,.1 ''
~ The drawing Of tue GRAND STATE LOTTERY
QO00OO dollars hgh;sp prize will he continued on Thurs
dSy next the 5lst ins-Tickcts only Fifteen ooliars-
Shares in proportion.
- COiENS Lonery Gazete and Register which is
published every week viii contain the Official Isis OF each
drawing OF the Grand state and hoHtnnet lotteries and
WI, 6e orwarced gra 10 all who purchase their tickets
al CohENS oFFiCE. Those who wish To receive the
heeIeI VIII mention when they their orders
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PHILADELPnIA July 25.-Capt. Miercken
of the brig Ann, who arrived last evening, in
II days from La Guira, informs, that previous
to his sailing, news had reached that place of
the surrender Of Maracayho to the Colombian
forces.
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Way bags are TO be procured, only BIZ the
Postnasters of the distributing Offices. ID.
IcIRCuIAR

General Post ONCE, JWiy I, 1898.
SIR: IL is believed that many of the irrcgu-
lariies and losses in the transmission OF letters,
proceed from the frequent examinations OF
the contents of the mail, between those points
at which distributing offices are established.
To guard in future against such irregularities
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the least possible delay, if your office is not
already furnished with them, Way bags, made
oil substantial materials, and of sufficient size
to contain all the letters that are required 10
he distributed aC the intermediate offices.
between your Office and the next distributing
Office, SO that the principal mail shall in no
Instance be examined, except at the dstrlbui-
ing offices. am, very respectfully, your
obedent servant
VnIIN Nil FAN
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Spanish CIaims.-The Commissioners for
ascertaning Claims under the treaty with
Spain, re~assembled at their Chambers, in
Washington, aSreeably to adjournment, on
Friday last
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Lao Kegister, ofMe United .SIaies.

NOR sale by Peter Cotton few coie 80 :. -,
Il REGISTER OF THE UNITED STATES Voit. 81
AND REGULATIONS Gc.1 ~ william G1iS5,5 - ~ w
d" INV ana Iaie one OF the Judges OF tic Circuit
20 a volume. ~ i''1e
This original and extensive work co.,,i. MI, -
great Dolly OF miscellaneous natter full view of rsrfi
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necessary be known 10 eenrlen,en Of the Bar 1,
Landoiders and other Citizens throug out the IT, SAFE
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law in the University Of Maryland. ''' "
~ am much delighted with the work as ffr IL has r,
gressed II vii be Invaluable the county, AZ t,,s.
Aiier iul copy, Of The two volumes complete ia, becr
received 10y Professor Hoffman, and in rep TO eiler in
iice, the foregoing extract, be observes reIre liz,
for the use ofthe Idle extract from nv ,e,i ioo
mat y Would baYe been more agrepabe tn me to
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NOTICE is hereby given that ali the cells in the Lunac
Hospital in the city of Williamsburg are occupied and
that no more patients, male female will received
the SAID hospital until of the said cells vacant
Due notice of which will be piven
By order OF the Court of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, &. c. ID.
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- lcoIwrNIc tTrp.
MARblEDl-O Ga Thursday las', 40 Dr Joseph 81
boysers 10 t'"crhiind coun'y, hy hc Rev N.
lrc. Nr TIMOTHY ROGERS, 10 Miss PHEBa
ROISTER
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FOR TUE FSQUIREE.
CLASSIFICATION Of StgteS JeiHion to ue PyeSidentia
L1.riinn

CtuSS ttC0ttOV or states feiNJOH TysSlQeHLt
Election.
We may divide the q Stares into Glasses:
ouch as wiil be certain to vote Tor particular
candidate and This on accoun, nj his living in Them
For instance, 80 one car doi,bt ,hai Massachusetts
will vote Tor Mr.. AdaaS-1euuess for lack Sou-.
Kentucky ior Clay South Carolina for Calhoun
and Georgia for Crawford.
Ven, not OF these States sill lie unanimous
!nr - IYore- There are minoriiics IN sll of Nh EN-.
Mr.. Adams 500 have cope with some az the Fetlr-
taiss whom lie offended, gnd some uf the Republic
cans whom he has not yet concatcd -Messrs.
crawford aud Clay have, each U them, their friends
IN enucSsee, though she ~ ikeiy present
uniied front ~ favor of her candidate Than r. Other
sil'e.-IhckNon hiss some friends IN Kentucky
Adtms lew, who smici atcd from the East Ora
ford viii have some iiicmd- in C'nona--and some
enemies IN Georgia We muy count those State,
however rs so many dead shots IN favor Of their
ciiiztm.
II The nextare those States, whose votes nayi
he pretty ReIriy counted upon as certfi,i:
= or Instance, we niay assign Maur,N HampshiI p i.
Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Vermonr, Mr.
H"ams--Olio and Missouri 10 Mr.. Clay-N. Caro-
Ina and Virginia 10 Mr.. Crawford Il ter This, W.
nppro"r The shades Of grca'er or less probability
inclined to prefer Pnu;cHlar r,ndida'e--lLese may
he ranged 10 tie following order =. York aud
Delaware for Crawiord-N. Jersey for Adams lii
nOi- ana Louisiana for CLAY thama g1r Jack s..r,
". The States whose indications cannot vet O..
asceriamcd wish any degree uf precision rs Ind.
m" and Missssippi- Maryland which yotes by DIS
tricis, and pennsylvana by 4 g snci al ticket
~ these three last Classes ih5 miuorics are NOR.
or less northumberland The contest will he mnts
o less severe the "a class less So than the 81. aud
the 81 less than the lth-Ihe deqi ee and tIurniiou
0i The contest viii however he less mnlifru
10y particular circumsiaBcee.--in some states, ilf..
halte viii be fought earlier titn in others, ard ,f
will be sooner decided--ln some though The minor
y may he SMALL yet if consists OF more artiy nrd
vrueni clemens Than others, The contest will aps eat
Co hr FIR q time The most active, though ~ trnHi r
was tie mos' un1vaiIIug In the larger states fia
'ulc seems likely 10 be both botirr and more asl OIL
thHn ia the small ones Tor the slime reasons u a.
sOus fcrlrcsses ALWAYS the prints de c0ylbqf i
war they command more ground, aud more inGt
ence over the general results of q campaign. I'll
n. York, and PENNSYLVANIA viii continue nv y
points OF contention to the last. They are HE PatI
peluna AID ST. Sebasiians Of the political warfare 49,.
Maryland, though highly Respectable us 20 State 80
not important IN the ballot hos as her more nnf
ihnrn sisters Virginia, consitler ihc battle a
won--ihoug we shall witness, cvers and anon, rrf-
hhps i'.i The very close of the campaign, much ra
iing OF small nrms, some light crenades, hoit au,
thero bomb, and now and then -- o.
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wv ifffss
DERSONS havur -lnims against ae Will rleas, ,,,. .
Them without ici'y Tor payment.
L'ly2' q ALEXANDER sAU VnERe
~ the ifh AUGUST, stailr Ricbfuoad o. Kt it,,
~ t@nteuien h1viug business transact in cg sc
Lexington or fianii1r can havc 10 done o, rs,soaa.
terlus. VIII gFnp rtgs ef.fra sr.
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Longitude Of Richmond BY Etnar Colipsc
Weore indebted 10 scientific gentleman Tor The Cai-
adou FROM ie Eclipse ofte M,on ou the Ed inst, con
tanned in this DAVIS Enanirer
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80 The Brunswick T0,sts" Gc. are "a tyne rnt u-.
By last iiehfs mali