The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-12
FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.

BALrIn0GE, Dec. by the schooner
Cadmte, captain Lane, arrived here on ST.
tnrday from Havana, the cdltu.. of the
american have received a letter from IA
correspondent nj that place, from which
| they make the following extracts
"HAvANA, Nov. 10 1895.
The political situation of all,irs here ~
such AS will prevent Ine trom induising in
sPcculatlous Ca the turn they may take
or even of giving you stalr1lent cf hat
actually takrsplace.
Things are not on 40 liberal 4 footing as
You NAV imagine in America,
ercioSe yna Il copy ot the MEXICAN
DECLARATION OF NAE AGAINST
SPAIN, which will have an Important
Bearing On the shipping interest of the L.
States, hut rn"rc Particularly on that OF
Btitlmore. The yu-pension 9th trad. in
Spanish tptcums To the insurgtnt ports IN
the Nrxioan Gniph, throws out 1ftrpioY-
meat absent 80 vessels Of an classes, but
especially those Of the smaller sizrs 4
NOMINEE Of ya2rs from London, liam
burg, Br, tnen and Liverpool, have been
predicted on the supppsrIon that there
was u1ihing likely to callse an Interruption
~ bIF II btihFtIl AllS utI'll dIlu III
Mexican ports and this pllrci is now o.
verstoeked with British and German mt
II .facturrs. There ~ no vent fsr them but
IL Nrxleo. Howdre they ~ be taken oil
Ouly in ntptrA bottoms and Baltimore
scnuunrrs are the craft lhat VIII be prefer
red To ali others. No doubt tho the mer-
chants here are HoW alarmed Al the state
of affairs IN New Spain, they Will suun IT.
cover their enterprise, aud make large
mp nents 10 that market The PRESENT is
Only momrntary su-pensi"n, and # til,
hint can be e.ctaI, you are at liberty t.
pnIflsh IL
i4a,4 lent volurnr Of Niles Rrsi>a.r
Il; an agent Of thh Ncyiean Government TO
translate from IT our state CONSTITUTIONS
There is no doubt !hry 'o'cn,i Il, erect a
fedcrallye repablc 'rhr Translation IS
nearly completed, AM will be forwarded
To Mexico the first safe convenience"
,.ssss"~
PENSACOLA, Florida, Oct. 25.-Capt
Bnrch If me Qaarrer- Masters department,
accompanied by Lieuts. Allen and Trip
tett, and about twenty pfisates Of the An
Rcg't. L. S infanfry, set out on Tuesday
last to explore aud Survey the route Of the
contemplated read from this city to ST
Augustine.
We are indebted to gentleman Of st.
Augustine for the following communication
Oh the subject Of the late Treaty with the
Florida lndlans:
On the l9lh Sept. treaty was ooncln
Died at Camp Anultric, near 81. Augustine,
With the Seminole lrdans whereby, they
are to eyaruate al East ard West Florida,
with tn, reservation of tract INTO which
they are IT, cuucentrdtp themselves. This
tract of concentration is in the inprior of
East Florida, aud south of the source of the
river ST. Johns, lis figure is Irregular, but
nearly resembling triangle, one of whose
sldes IS IN a parallel of latitude near the
sources Of the 81. Johns and 0ndwaha,
aud the other two SIDES folio ing the ii.
rectlGn nj the Coasts of the Atlantic aud
Z at NJ -leXlco, and meeting point about
80 miles from the Cape, leaving margin
nj upwards OF 20 miles on the East ard
West coasts for white settlements, 50 that
with the exception of this reservation, all
Florida may new he considered as rtlev-
cd from the lnprdments to settlement,
wnlch have been hitherto caus.d 10y tho
ludi,Gs.