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IT'S STRANGE I!

NETHAT, above million and quarter Of money TO be
w distributed in short time. Was there ever three
such schemes presented to the public at one time! Reflect
votares of Fortune and let not those GLORIOUS oppor
mites pass unimprovcd. 1t may you heart aches m
future years for should fortune smile upon you and choose
YOU of her favorcs in the distributions you may
then laugh all changes of weather. and direct all nqu
TO the Jackson and Lafayette Office.
Grand State Literature Lottery Of .New FORK,
Class No 3for 1926, will be drawn on the 4h January
next, and finished III few minutes.
Scheme Il Prize of S100,000 of $4,000; of20000;
Of 10.5Uoi of 500O Of 2,500 10 Of 1900; 80 Of
1000; rs e 500; 1853 OF 100; 4,4i6 Of so
Ticket $50, Half %, Or 1850, Eighth rs, 10th 312!
1hrty-second SO.
Union Canal Lottery, 10Th Glass,
To be drawn the 1st of February 1926. and finished
in lew minutes.
Schemc.-l prize of 5000; of 10000; of 10 0oO
Of 5000; Of 500; 80 of 1000; As of 500; Ia Of
100; 228 Of so; l7l0 of 20; 1864 of 10 Dollars
Ticket s900-IIalf 4 50-Quarer 2, 25-Eighh 1i2
Consolidated State Lottery Of maryland,
ODD & EVEN,
To be drawn and finished the 18th Of February next
Scheme--I prize Of 100000, Of $4,000; Of 10000
Of 10000 Of 5000 Is of lG00 10 OF 500; so OF 100
100 of So 100 of 20 500 of 12 and 10000 Of 10 Dollars
Ticket SI0-falf 5-Quarter $50 Eighth 25
Prizes any OF the Lotteries of Connecticut New York
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland Washington Virginia
and North Carolina, will be received in payment OF Tickets
in the above Lotteries. Address
j. j. ROBINSON.
No. los, Market street, Wilmington, (Del)
Nov. %, 1926
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LOTTERY DEALERS

Will find it peculiarly to their Advantage to make annli
cation at CoNISEs Offices, So Market street. Baltimore Or
No ;, South Third St Philadelphia, where they can be
supplied with any number Of tickets in any Of the
fee in said cities $50 =
Pennsylvania Union Canal Lottery.
Nineteenth Class, New seres to be drawn on the Is, .,
February, 1926
Scheme i prize Of $4,000; of o,o0o 2of 1o, 900
Of 5000; of $500 80 Of 1000; 45 of 500. liz !,
100; 22S of so; l,7io Of 90; 1864 Of 10.
GJ Whole Tickets 50, shares in proportions to be had
in great variety Of numbers, al
CONENE'S
Office, No g. South Sd Street, Philadelphia
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&c 5. ls25.
TURNPIKE ELECTION.

VIE Stockholders Of the Wilmington md Grea, Voiley
iWnhke Company are hereby informed that an Elec.
uoh 1or one PRESIDENT SIX Managers and Treasurer will
De held on the second Monday in January next at the
O'Clock, P. M. BIZ Oratr Of fIe BoorG " :
Dec IS, 1925. ~ e.
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DIR. G.. FREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR INDIAN SPECIFIC,

gT0R lie care Of colds, coughs, ashmas approaching
L. consumpons and al! diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No ITO, Market.street Will
mngtun, ueiaN
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COTTON MANUFACTORY

HrOR SALE containing about 600 Spndles, with sR
L. supply OF cardng engines and other machinery e.
the preparation Of Cotton Inquire of zlBA FERRS.
Watch Maker, corner Of Market and High sts
wilmington LIST mo- ~ 1898. 15-N
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" Fortunes Homes Forever I

No. 81, & 2l7, Market Street, Baltimore.
GT W. G. Conine does himself the pleasure of prcsen
ing his numerous kind friends and patrons the scen
CT the first Lottery be drawn in this city, which is the
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%nthN, v iMst0n,

A 7 the JUNCTION nf Main Street With the
"a Alley ,eadug to aud from Friends to
Martins or Stone Warehouse, offers 10 Tie
lhae, By Wholesale and retaiI, general a.
\r.Y,sut IF
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guilty. After this confession. his
Iudg es Lost ~ tine in pr0nounci
sentence, winch rnrpprtfd that 10
should suffer the sane fate - iis
actompllre but ~ lac bad periorn,-
rd OILY a suburdn Il Ea,t ia TIM
crimes wairh they had oomullte |
together. he should be executed
irst. AmId tic tolliug Of lhe bells
AMI crowds vt spe ,atols, the train
once narcploccedcd to the place u
execution, and having reached Il,
the cxeCnllonel's assistants we've a.
bout 10 throw the cord OVERTIME head
.ot tie Supposed aceompliec, Whea
his alCasrr, who stood by, again
cried. Is on the former occasion,
stop ADDING. i wish 10 SPEAK onto
more 10 toe Judge, IeI me IL conduct
cd 70 him The members ut Ito
Tribunal being thus AGAIN a-sembled
at Inc loot OF the : ali ld, the pre-
siding Judge ascend i u near what
tire delinquent had 10 say. In u
loud voice thai could DC heard b.
The lhrpng hr thus addressed HIN.
THIS DSh,Wltb whom accused. -
perfectly ,naoernl, u al uy .narge
against him was false and mali-
cIous invention. You Will 40 doubt
be surprised, AID At Il loss To COM
ccue What could have induced me,
ia The Inst m0mcdts ol ny lie 10
play such a trIfh. learn lhrn that
several otmy acconpllets proHi- ed
- rescue the iIom pilsnl. As To
attempt had been madc wien stood
here for the lIrst limr. | eHUda not
help thlIihlng that salue unforeseen
obstat1c must have pre-, eGled them
from keeping their PROM oe, and
that, II could hui ,aln tiuo. thy
might sull cary II btp eIirti: Tor
Ac keep onr Word H. each other.
even thnugi the Nay 10 rs ioIiilment
lay lhrousp bel lCera. filnls con-
Nlcton brtaought me az lbr marn-
ing lhat / "ds Drought hl,hrr, of
means IL defer ny lNrtutlpn. A
mDug The crowd drawn together ON
tn, ot aslou. e4pIcd tins man at "a
window. Ia passlr - ! heard him
Say, Il should hhc 10 know how
such man must feel under tho
sa,ioW4!' Tie idea darted llhe
h4alIhng tnrou hmy BRAIN 10 accuse
INN nl bci X NY aCCompllec, III or
der ~ thls manner To d lay MY CXC-
cutIon, aud 10 prolong my life a lit
tie. NON, however, ! Bee that |
must not reckon any longer on my
associates, being TRINITY convinced
lhat they must air ad1 have suffered
somewhere OF other, the iaIc which
here awaits mr. | have, therefore,
resolved 10 follow them. alter do
mg dis luqusllno tc.lpw,' pFinting
10 the smith, tue favor ri gratifying
his wish, before my end: for now he
knows from experience h0tU Il man
icris 1clen he stands beaeutA lie gall
Atcsr lie thca mounted The ladders
and sdbHued quietly II his tate.
The innocent Ioch smItL pad dearly
for HE too loud uttcrdnce of las
harmless wish. tIl sht and agony
ol mud pat an end 10 hes lie on tho
iourln day after ms liberation.
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NJ. DNlSDNE,S
CELEBRATED

~
Recommended by The must respectable Pby5ici-
ans IN Europl as tteU as AT .imerlca, - u
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Rheumatism and Rheumatic Govt.
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u Speaking of these powders, Expresses
h,m,eii thus" have (oays hr) employed
all nv skill and talents 10 find ont al useiui
nreparatiou for tie relief and cGre OF Hhcu.
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never found any thing so good, 50 safe, and so
.rcacious, as DR.. Drisdeu's Rheumatic Pow
Jrrs. Yon ma depend upon it Gays he) tor
have often experienced it, that they possess
every virtue that can justly be ascflbed to IL
ny medicine tor that tormeulng disease.
Here then Gays be, agan) you hase med'
cue OF superIati9e efficacy and OF Intrinsic
vs,ue mild III its operation anu CERTAIN in
its effects, and which may be gwen With sue-
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atyen 10 the youngest children, and to wo-
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OF the face, &c. pOwdeg ta.tu at be- lIue
Will give retlef.
DR.. JEsslNGs. of Edinburgd. speaking Of
these powders, says, have USED thcn III my
practice, as well a. III the hospitals, aud hnd
them 10 De most 'd'"ao,e ''"e1J !" o"',S
OF intHma''''n' una we" e"'e''a'eu 10 ~
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10 genera use pelnR ConAIt"' ~ NY Wv"
oglnloh, rs wen as ,oa, u "'ne : NM ~ r"0
vii be disappointed VINO may nave oCea''oA
to uSe thcm'
DR.. CLARK, of ,feto YORK, In letter to the
aa4ut oi the proprietor, concludes by eay'ng.
Tie poorer class 81 people viii tud ~ these
powders, valuable AID cneap medicine, tor
Ilage generally found from oae 10 Two box
r, nave produced 1t cure, aud ia some cases
&fa box ma, haj the wishedtor elrct. and
ia onr instance gentleman WHO came onder
my cave, lahorius under obstinate chronic
bheumatism, attended with all the y9mntoms
Of approaching consumption by coouf"'hg
tut use OF the powders both diseases were
r',',bi, me.I,r,ne Win nrove a yhluanIr &c.
,oe5y in ron,IIa,ni, of The Chez. as we'll as
pb,i,na,;so en-,
,,..,......,.e,t, j., ,,.,.....,,a ~. ,r.-,..r
~, ','r - ~, ,r ',.l,a ,,,'.l
v,5,h mo man, wears h., br.u for the, la T
sarpe years sorelv afflicted with racking nrias,
sometime, in one Joint :pssseomeliui.s in au.
,tler Int most 'treoneptlv in tAe wrists,
xbaul34r, md knee and sometimes in the
breast, freunsntlv shifted ron one place to
smother. which deprived her of r-,t day and
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Tx Subscribers haze Just recessed,
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FRIENDSHIP ANnL.nNE-

Gus sway --hrr'a - a world of de.
llshttnl dreams--of rapturous hope,
--or OF broken hearted disappout.
ments. melauChol, X death. Friend.
ship s"ays a colder sccptrc; il tie
lord ola less tctrrish dominion
hui herhistory II scarcely less mar
= hcd by ,lcissItudcs aud change; 4.
a. few ever reach thu first cmpirc
without passing through h"r gates,
50 hundred, who intended At first Ia
pause III her dominons wander he
fore they are aware INTO tie warm
Il elm" of Love.
Associations az Friendship most
eommquly spring from similarity of
tastes--lt was 81 III the case of San.
ford and Celia. The salue village
stbool the same holiday ramblcs :;
tie familiar intercourse 81 iumcd .
ate ncighhorbood aud correspond
my RANK, never fail L. make ac-
qu"intauces, X the strong Impulse
OF nature made them friends.
Through all the years Of child
o'"' "'''' 81 on''., ,oey m9'ea To-
: 800, ,'"'' "'''''S wv he''7 ana MOVERS
v, ''''' ""''' ( '"'''f u 'eN'aca1'
" ''' " was "''''eS' a' m"eh tir nome
u 'i' o'','' ~ "'' 'a' p"1ffhM
''"' '''' = "1l'S VII ''' same noun.
.'', :, ''.' ''', ' :, ., ''''7 "' 'os'2pe"
- w '''''. n"'i'' "o" sN"Fl'E III
,''' a"''.' u" SPo!'s' lucy were
''t'p' :" o''''f company IN
.' = "''''' i" 'ea"a'lP ) J." '."" o.
'n'' y ''''''"tn,t my h'l'" h"t
" y =, ,''' '"'oi " "i h"'of'' "'u
- - : ~ '."P J., ~ my ''"''Se' "
" "''' a " y ''''uS"'l' IL every "of"
""U y, '.''
j., ~ - INV - ','' ','"' '".n' io'
wy u " W ~ 81 III" 'd'I'o'a ""S
o ~ ;" '''"l'''V ''.a ''''' W a.
, ,.'"' = = 'o'', ~, ~ '',''',' '''''N 81 ~
- n-"''' I'M
~ us ~ ,''''' ny - '''''7
y W - - 'l'5"' - 'e''''"o r"' Il
far the current Of their dc,ljnir.
we're to carry them anart Nv
pursuits, new homes new friend,
Icrnudcd from Sanford,s mind III,
earl, images he brouab v,lh him
from his rural home And N = few
YEARS, AN o2norfuuitv og,,;ng l.,
went out i sotJcrcafpo t. Inl,,
Celia returned. At le,plh 10 ler
home she va, the SANE rnl sill i.
tbv scenes through which, SHE had
passed had pos,cs,rd some ,n,,lty.
! bat not ,uEirieut to ,.a,,,u,, len.
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by The must respectable P5y&ici-
an, IN EuroPe as Weu as al .imertoa, -
-. mi c1rtnin cNre for
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]
tuds n anotler picture 4 write
9udef II Welded Low ella
hlusdcd deeply. ! hase ~ taste
for hrlluu. Sanford !" =" BU,' re-
joined he, claspiug her in his arme
-. tie original Of the sCeue---my
Ioye--WiIl You allow me 10 propose
the original scene first, 1t viii be ~
easy 10 copy"
Ihc Christmas holidays Witness
ed the nuptiAls--and the counterpart
Of Cola, picture Was Gnistcj tie
lore spring.
SINGULAR CRIMINAL CASE
At the commencement ofthc 18TH
century. when tine torture was eull
in vogue in tie north oil Germany,
the arm of justice bad reached a rob
her, who had been long committing
dcprcdatinns ~ the vicinity ii u pro
tlnClal town. Sentence OF death
Wa9 pronounced upon nm. and on
tue 18th ot August. 1904, ne Was
conducted 10 the place OF execution.
where the gibbct awaited hun.
The procession moved from the prls-
on through the streets, which rs
we'll Is TIE doors aud windows Of
the HOUSES. were filled With spccta-
tors. Yhe experimenting daonted,
made his saiatation on all sides /;
AID III passing through a narrow
street he perceived a journey man
blacksmith, whom L. had formerly
kuoWn by name aud reputation,
looking nut Of lower NiudpW.
Moved by the sight, this mau had
drawn ms attention Ly Calculating
:! shonld Ike 10 know how such =
hardened sinner must Eel uudcr the
gaii0NSn koaooncr had the crlmi
nal heard these words, than, -
absorbed thought 10 seemed mol
to take tie least further notice 81
the CrnWd winch accompanied him.
aud with down cast looks pursued
his way ont OF The town gale. 1 he
Clergyman " ho attended, a against
whose cAllprtailous he had bIthcr-
10 closed his heart, conceived tIai 4
better splrlt had at length aWokc
III him, that he repralcd ms mis-
deeds, and that II VAS non tlnle To
prepare idn ,ni ctorbiiS. The MOI
Thy nlhc. however, pcrceIted but
too soon that not another word Was
to be gained from Inn. Al the
pans he took proved IN vain, 50
that an his .urn al At the gaiIoWs.
he Vas compelled - deliver hlW
up to the eAteulloucr, With these
NotGs. i have done my duty forgive
hlu, y aA oa, iour, aud u mcIclluI
unto uIlul hmrnn Inc execution
cr WAS about IL pat the fatal cord
rome III, neck, wien nc suddenly
rpdsrd himself and cried, 4" Stop
y 6M natc hitherto Thought my sell
boupd To conceal respecting my &c
completes, | Viii NON disclose 10 The
Judges, since clearly see that
there II ~ hope OF pardon Tor ne.
Death dissoltes ali ties in tbs
world, end before leave II Ion rt-
e., viii nd 1t Of one dangerous
wretch I hc Judge who w1s pre-
srut. and Ia whom LuIs Circumstance
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.teorrfDu.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The ship Gen. Putnam arrived at Bal,i-
more on Thursday evening in % DAYS from
Liverpool, bringing papers from that port to
the Goth ult.
From Manchester, Blackburn. Leeds,
Hudderfield, and MaccleSticld. the notices
ofthe state oftradc are rather encouraging.
Prices ofgoods do not much improve. bu,
as wages still keep very low, the manufac.
turer obtains a remuneraiing price for his
fabrics. and employment is generally dif-
fusing itself
The arrangements are nearly completed
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District Attorney. The writer OF those
articles is as well known here and every
where else, as if he had placed, at the tOf-
tom line of hisnonsense, his real Signature,
or affixed to it the true symbol of a poiai-
cal ,ceathercOck. His insignificance, there
fore, shall protect him from any further
notice from us, more than to say, that lis
contemptiblo insinuations against Mr.. Rob
bins, have about as much weight with cvery
intelligent politician, az if he had charged
that gentleman with running away with
the Baptist Heepie from the town of Prov
idence, or setting fire to !Shingie Bridge, Or
any other equally marvellous feat out Of
Mr.. Robbins reach-and for which tie
writer OF those articles might be entirely
competent Do you take, Judge?
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To CORRESPONDENTS

To OUR CoRREsPoNDEsr IN SoUrH.
kINGsTowN. We have received an i'm.
portant and highly interesting communics-
ton from a very respectable gentleman in
South-Kingstown, dated 23d inst. giving o
full and as we honestly believe, correct
account of Mr.. Pottcr's "bread and deep
taid plan" to destroy the ADAMS PARTY,
III this State and especially to defeat the
election of Mr.. Robbins We should con-
slider ourselves fully justified in publishing
this letter, ,inasmmucha it comes from very
respectable source and is under the writer's
own signature. But as the names of sew
eral gentlemen, whose political integrity
we have heretofore respected, and should
at This time most unwillingly distrust, are
introduced by our friend in a manner and
under circumstances extremely unpleasant
for as to be the instruments of exhibiting
to the public, we must decline publishing
at present. This determination of ours,
when considered in connection with all
the events and subjects with which it is
'airlv connected, Will we hope be entirely
satisfactory to our correspondent.
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SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE.-At III

SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE.-At the
approaching Session Of the Legislature a
new Speaker OF the House of Represent
tives is to be chosen; and we really ho.e
that the HONORABLE ELISHA X. Por~ER,
will not crave that office Into the bargain" !"
Bot we have no doubt whatever that he Vlll
as a kind of small change" in settling off
this last trick Of, we hope in God, his last
game.-Let the friends of the admnistra-
ton in the House see to this matter.
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We would inform the writer of such
communications as the one we have lately
received on the subject of the License Law,
that he had better keep his productions to
himself, for we can assure HIM that the
public would neither be edited or instruct
ed by the perusal Of them.
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Tor the commence n4elt OF i tut.
which the Liverpool rail way is to ea.,
the town.
GREEcE.
The news from Smyrna, dated the 5,h Z.
Aug. states that they have learnt by an en-
traordinary communication, that Samos hac
voluntarily submitted TO the Captain Pacha.
to whom six Primates and Bishop were
sent as hostages.
Lord Cochrane was at Messina, where
he expected the steam vessels, which had
not arrived as soon as he thought they
would The English Committee had writ
ten TO him that they were going to pur-
chase steam vessel, the Valentine, which
is at London. II will cost, when complete
ly equipped, four hundred thousand francs.
Col Petta, Greek, brought up at Paris,
has formed, in concert with another Ce-
phalonian Chief, corps Of $50 Cephaloni-
otes. The soldiers appointed their own
oihcers. The regiment is 10 be called the
ionlan Corps. These broe and tried sol
dlers are to march Immediately against /
brahim.
lbrahim, informed of the discord which
prevailed among the Greeks at Nauplia,
advanced on this city with his army; but
Caralskl succeeded in recoDciling all par
ties, and from every part of Greece, troops
assembled there to attack Ibrahim; after
having laid an ambush FOR him in the defiles
OF Parthehia (Cani- Scala, where they gave
HIM battle; they fell upon his troops, put
them IN confusion, and obliged them To re.
treat to Tripoltza, four leagues distant,
with the loss of 5000 men, and all their
baggage and ammunition. The Creeks
lost only 800 men on the field of battle.
Animated by this victory they marched or
Tripollt2a and laid siege to il. Ibrahim IL
surrounded in this place, and will probably
be ob liged to fall back in the utmost haste
OH his fortresscs.
Letters from Nauplia state that this bat
tie took place on the llth, and that the i'm
mortal garrison of Misso!onghi were active
ly engaged in it.
Whilst Ibrshim marched on Nauplia,
Resched Pacha attacked Athens, but he
was repulsed by Gouras and obliged to re-
treat.
The division Of the Greek fleet which
was before Samos, had burnt Turkish
irlgate and two Coryettes, and obliged the
Captain Pacha, to giveup his enterprise. \
second division, composed of forty four YES
sells and fire ships, has just quilted the port
OF Hydra. and directed its course towards
smyrna, for the purpose of meeting the
Turkish fleet, which was supposed TO take
this direction after the attack on Samos.
Hydra is well fortified. Col. Fabvier with
hls regular troops, as well as the Cranidi-
otes and Pereotes, are in this island Thus
the Greek fleet may scour the Archipelago,
and follow the movements of the Captain
Pacha, without the least anxiety for this is
land, which contains within its precincts
the families Of these brave sailors.
Ali Greece is now in motion. This
month and the next will decide her fate
and we hope that she will come out of the
struggle triumphantly. Thcre are no
Turkish troops either in Thessaly on Epi-
rus, and we hear of no new enrolment in
any quarter.
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"A FRIEND OF TIE ADMINS.
TRATION"-In that wonderful maya.
zine, the Providence 'Microcosm,' there
have appeared from time to time sundry il
literate and clumsy articles under the
bove sgnsture--intending to charge Nf
Robbins with some gross misconduct as
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From the Proridenee Jo,unoi Of Monday.
SrSAroR.--A falsely styled friend to
ae administration, who spells Congress
with X, bottom uplrards o., his com
uunieation in the last Mierocosn'J has
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FROM THE PACIFIc.-The Alabama
packet, Capt Pendleton, arrived at Ston-
lngton, Con. OH Wednesday, in ~ days
from Valparaiso, with cargo of26,O00 seal
skins.
The U. s. schr. Dolphin, Capt. John Per-
civa', arrived at Valparaiso on the 23d ofJu-
ly. from Wahoo Sandwich Islands) having
on board William Lay and Cyrus NJ Hussv,
the only two left of the crew Of the ship
Globe, who were found on the island where
the ship was taken by the mutineers-the
rest having been killed by the natives on
the islands.
Capt. Pendleton is the bearer of des-
patches for government, from the U. States
legation at Valparaiso.
The difficulties at Chiloe were settled.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-26

Extract OF letter from Carthagena, de
ted Sept. 26. received per brig Tamplco
"A little difficulty happened few days
since az Ouito.-It appears that there was
regime Mt stationed there, formed of those
that had been nslaves-Thcy became dissat-
isied--went into the public square, an5
shouted long live King Ferdinand; thcy
were suppressed. after having been fired
on and about I20 killed, and many wounded
Another letter Of Sept. ~, says :--1'hc
Goycrumen, yesterday asked aloan OF Sip.
000 from the merchants cfthis city, vLi,'
was advanced.