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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

JN<T IruoSeu 10 NO. ZCCurthhutsL
e. n 4. srIo ys1erssI
remedy now proved TO be sufficient in the
requires but few says and frequently hoars to remove
every particle OF disease from The system In It's operation
whatever Both may use il freely
,on or any respect to diet dollar per boie.War
an Ev T. eals !" sSTiHsMERcURAL SYRUP for clearing
and purifying the blood from the remnants THE venerea
disease the abuse Of mercury scroiuon affections mercura
rheumatism, spoiches and erupons the skim old stand
ing and ndCen ulcers The legs and attended
ONLY he sa,e puer sre KNOWN but a, Ike same me
strengthens TIE whole nervous SYSTEM giving fresh and
Sold al The Office No DIVISION Street four Joors fiom Chat
ham square which the only place where the genuine med
particular symptoms il all may be obtained gratis Alba
ny Office, No. SO Hamilton st. jy25-lm
hn. ISAAC FtANCls, DENTIST, has removed
IL from No. Chambers street. No 1873 Chambers oppo
Hudson street. and takes the present opportunity respect
him. and continues to practice in all the various Branches
Dentistry His premium ncolIupbe Teeth are Of the best
rabity unmpared His full remain per-
an proyed Principle not generally known Any person Wish
ing be satisfied the subject those who have
the violent toothache few moments, and the
time preserve the toour.
Der Royal College of Surgeons London and Of the New
York Medical Society has joined him. whose Dental attain
ARTIFICIAL EYEs-Are inserted by DR.. Isaac Francis
form every motion Of that organ Without giving the slightest
pain For mprovenen this he has received dplo
ma, Of which the following copy
PREMIUM
This Diploma awarded by the
American Institute,
In the City of New York, at the late Fair,
TO DIR. ISAAC FRANCIS,
For a nne specimen of Artificial Eyes
IAN Improvement
JAMES TALLMAGE, President
EDWIN WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec.
J. B. wAKEMAs, Cor Sec.
New York, Oct, 1886.
IT CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo f. respectfully
SELECTS the attention Of the public his most extraordinary
efcacious Eye Water II has proved itself valuable
application in Of acute and chronic inflammation afford
ing immediate relief Even eyes diseased for several years
has effected perfect cure ia a few days.
CHARGES mo ola oo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

81 Or sHs will be supplied at liberal the
il-sm
D@CToR coz BITT ma, be consulted in the m,., -.
q sses. sssd Gs ss
s % sSsns ulcer ea
are f invited is !" CALL H.
70 p Gs6 WIN ihs he nseay e ssz
s Lao % aud n ssDs @ q
talent had Considerable practice i eaten
ana g .ss
:s" sssSsi''i & s::
~ street clatRas and WiIlar s,s q
Ss: o
recent e Ire mns
pi.poIisnste de use ofan, de-
b. eae desc r r
&c sp. % m sss ::
Ss ~ Ds I'll
Iad whs1 a.ed within wsaE sis. exposure
nedsns and aGssdons, 10 ssrwsrded Necessary
FF.s 5 n. sa.. EscF F.. s ,. III. s.
PossI C.pen having had the sdysntsse, REGULAR sd
New ass.s
!. e ~: s.:s::
t,u.: and psas u m.dc.s lie sn,1s~:-
Nat stages hey may -
y: ssss ~ s::.'''s
ana . ss sHs
eassr. q ne To-
A S,Sa o E2 .m IH nsa Ia
for that the ladies a city ana eisewHsse
81 :sdr.: ss1 h u sl 70 S. so
ri ssfs xs s. = "a, Vi.
a i1 ss s arc IT,
!ho:ss who =, .fo,sd wh c1si soss ssf%sihs &c
sa a:. :s:
s sns
hs' are p &c" =: Fl hs s %si sn :1 and p %
dsssts a"alen ali situations with comfort t one
Tsy are so D:JEs Medicine ss Bo~e
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD-sPEcIFlc MIX.
sous .sSs ~ ssaes,.. and asaa
ofs ,ensdes ye'diseov0rod for the k
u make. seedy and pesDen, i.hsu,
wss,ss sassoo sesss he Pub
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he % X Tss n.y s.r s
d.sss.e esnns y ia a.s Of the taisn
s.,;s Uni ssi
wesh' Whichkcher1iV MANY
by Mnor Gs~sble tss Bsad~, Garner of nv :.
Dv Guion ~ GrAa and BoweU ~ c. sscu al
y Wisy az; NJ. y & ssnS:
and sevensksts.. Pha sipSis. '''"''o nisS
NJ EDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.-DR
W. FAwCETT, late Surgeon Of the ment o( ths
British connes hrs attention 10 he OF certain
America drv.ted exclusively TO The treatment Of vneea : ali
its hi TO sdopt The eject
ual enede IN eradcssne form ~ that disease
from the his charges p,oA
wich. .ySy
n Il. HAMILTON. surgeon Of long alta and = N
~ vi otwoo The hfst colleges eS ANATOMY and The theny
aud practice o. sns susey n Europe has moved noths
kssse No Ccsrtlsn street. where hs may
disease ncsdnta 70 human uncoroo
delicate ndicae The desperate vcnrsa css cussd
In days evey other de,cr-xo N
koas prspoosed 10 their state and AtendSncs s
| umes sey
no. OOODWILL'B ID GTE q E \ a. Justly o.
eompL,n,, q IL Offered 10 ie pubic ss
the best and ohsapest ARTICLES aksve
scses that csn be fcssd ~ all poe, and nesi yx1s q
agent sheng t. the pshc with pssct confidence Sold.
wholesale and retail, at T. M. Cuions conner ef Bowey 4
orasd street, at sscess per bottle with All directions
lDOCIOh ave Ha.a. M.msr :, -, NJ. vo.ses
Medical College Of PhhadcIps oe.rves 70 direct M attsn
tios 10 the treatment ri The following Ssscsses vrt-
GonshGa, chancyes sciwes, itaurn ~ the sshra bad
& ns sssss sore s sa. ssss sss s s ss.
without preventative may BE bad Pswsag VITO
have mured herseves BY sect dryySctive habit wia a.
tain medae relief Separate oces ao Fulton street ncar
IN. CARPENTEH ccntp.,s I, aam,l,s,sr % pc az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

DU p BOOT0-PUMP BOOT S--PUMP
Il BOOTs.-s. y WALKER $50 Canal street, have the
handomest Pump for shings ever Of
this city. They truly elegsnt and only twenty
shngs pair Call 2ae Canal Canal street, the I'd She
from Greenwich Don't mistake the nuaber 80
They have also splendid assortment OF gentemens light
Pumps and shoes very reduced prices Also an elegant as
of ladies' chaens Boots and Shoes oil every de-
scption which will be sold low that can object TO
the price. Don't mistake the number-it is $50.
ar Country merchants supplied by the package Dozen
iy2S-lm.
DHOsf HON Us.-A quantity OF French Phosphorus
Il just received, for sale upon liberal terms. by
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
lvA removed To No CourtaRdtsL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

ID EMOVAL.-DOCTOR JACKSON has removed his
1lMedsated por Baths from No. 1870 2o Bowery where
he has baths fer visitors FIVE INMATES notice. from
O'Clock, nj. IN ii oslock, r. NJ An Intelligent female, who
has had three years in the business in
tendance the ladies' apartment Genee furnished apart.
mens and board with good provided for invads who
may wish put themselves under The medical OF
Or. Jaskssa and the Medicared vapor Baths. myl2y
MO CURE, NO PAY.-Sst. Rb,um, Ring Worm,
letter jackson BARRIERS Itch ADD all other diseases
Sands esedy for the Salt Rbeum,- which has YET
failed in single Instance. II applied without the least
trouble inconvenience and change In diet Is
Long standing and obstinate will be taken charge and
cured by special II warranted all
ses, or the money will be refunded Ia shou a fail
Prepared and sold by A. b. D. Sands druggists No 100
Fshon corner of William st, New York. Price 81.
NJ b. Agents wanted In Of the principal cies and
towns In the Uniisd States Those who desire
will please apply and ascertain tAe which very
liberal. jyGJms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

TOOTDACHEf TOOTHACHEl
TO THE TOOTHACnE.
Cure upon Thy venom'd stang
That shosts my tortured gums slang,
An thre my ears gcs many twang,
WI knawing vengeance;

Like rakng engines-Bwrs
I'm. BRAMAH'S ANTI-ODONTALGICL IL
- QUEUR having been long established, and generally
approved and by all that have used
VI whom have saved the exbobant charges Of dentists and
have been able maate their food and enjoy the Injuries
o. perfect set Of teeth purely vegetable liquid and
In no case can possibly njure the other teeth For sale
wbsesae and retail by Messr Sands Of Fulton and
William streets Minor and Gamble Of Dcy and Bread
Pearl street. Of Cross j. b. Nones 64 broadwsy W.
HOW'LL, corner Of Canal and Hudson; II. X Ausp, ~ Car
mine Burnets New York Chemical Hail. IS Sixth
Avenue. Price phal ief-Jm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
CIGARS.

John ANDERSON, sign OF the lsdian Chief, 52a
Broadway, and adjoining the City Hospital respectfully In
forms the admirers good CIGARS that he has succeeded in
making with the celebrated Don
brands, such rarely found in This market
The fa,tdieus conHoeurs rely on having their
taste graed ny Cigars every flavor and terms whole
sale reta that shall induce continuance Of their patren
age A call will oblge. . \,
c,v jyl9-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

STILLMAN,s CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
~ SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA-For sale by the p~opre-
tor Of the recei2t A. Under % Reekman ST; add by his
ageats, Dr. Has Broadway, Chambers D. Suion
Grand and Be~ery, DR. syme; nowery Walker; ShsiHe
hn ia Canal Dr. Nicely 9th Avenue and Lane
For particulars, see either Of the agents jy2s-lm
nR. VAN HAMBER T,s FEMALE RENO.
- WAITING PILLS, FROM GERMANY-An eNectssl re-
medy for suppression ssry and all whsre nature
does not have her proper and regular course
b. They must NOT be taken daring pregnancy, - they
will prodsce abortion.
Sold by j. H. Hart, Of Broadway snd Chambers
Al the drug store ~ Bowery and walker and by
Burssu, u 9Th avenue. jyioims
VTUOTHACHE.-Kreoso, Is universally allowed be
the speccesf and most efeciual remedy for this excrucs
ting disorder yet discovered II gives immediate relief form
ing thin coaguum The which PROJECTS from the
Impressions q tive atmosphere For sale Wholesale and retail
by EAMOUnEAUx CO, No. 81 broadway. jy2s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

CoRSs-Wc have IL from the best authority, that the
bark Of white poplar burnt ashes and the ashes tied
up in thin soft linen rag fitted closely the for
twenty four or forty eight hours, will certainly cure IT,
No inconvenience Is experienced in wearing the ashes
We aroubled with corns, for we are never
troubled oursclf have them but those who are act-
ed can easily try simple remedy.
FORTUNATE EscAPE.-Tempcrance Anecdce
terday IN the afternoon woman reeling about
the Common, Intoxicated As she approached the Frog
Pond she cried out "whst beautiful water this s"o
and stopped down upon the curb view herself
in mother Evcs mirror to sake her thrst-it is not
known certainly which-when losing the centre Of era
yi,y. abe plunged in, and turned SOMERSET Amer
houndering minute two, with her head under water
amsn who near was alarmed by the cry Of child
who was selling his ship the pond and he rushed
the rescue and drew the fallen fair one drenched
in the turbd water and mud into which she had been
90 unexpectedly immersed Her preserves conducted
her to place OF safety somewhat sobsred by her aqua
tic adventure. -Bcaon y,~rvsI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
CAnI.--lO LADIES AND GtnTLE-
"A MEN-LADY MONTAGUE'S COMPOUND GILL

NESE SOAP prepared from beautiful exotcs and warrant
ed perfectly completely eadcates tan, ireckes
ppe spots rednes and al cntan-ors eruptons gradually
realizes skim transforms the most salow
pexions into radiant wienes mpartpg TO il eeaufuljuve
nile bloom. 49, .
enemen avng will fnd aay eirritabily and
smaring PAIN and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For SALE wholesale and RETAIL by A. Undeh Is Beeknan
street. William; Dr. Hart, Of Broadway and
Cbamaers street. Price 50 cents per cake. my253m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

nH. CARPE NTnh contIpuss 1, adm,nstgr tte az
Ddced and unfortunate tie pronvt and eeecsus
ner al his established and well knswn Dspensau. No
Slip IA myn-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
NEW INTELLIGENCH OFFICE, CANAL
TRysET-A,RS MARKER Canal Street begs

~ EETREiET FMiis EARKFE jei Canal Street bees
leave acsuant friends and the public that she has
private office in the basement OF the house named where
supply female servants as well as 70 provide places Tor
Young females OF good character want OF situations IN ami
lies Application be made between the hours OF O'Clock
NJ. and AT night. Jyi2lmN
nFESS BnOg S-BOOpS.-RICHARDS WAL
IL KERS make ahead of all others for beauty, style,
fashion and comio $3.50 SITS will buy an elegant and
durable pair dress Boots just such gentcm of taste wish
10 The largest and best assermt OF all kinds of Boots
and Shoes for family at the lowest prices In The u States
Only one trial will prove the fact Apply at
RICHARDS WALKERS Two establishments,
Nos, 22g and 232 Canal street
y22 Inn Tie oldest loot and shoe bosses en- The block
DILES-PILES.-pR.B ALES Pile Ointment is pos
hive for the Piles in three days time. Sold hy J. H.
Hart of Chambers and Broadway; Burnett,
35 9th at the drug store corner Of Bo~ery and Walker
street jylO-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

" OF Surgeons Of London and =.
Medical College of Phhsdclpbia, q
tlos iothc treatment The following
GonsrrhGa, chaDcres, str,ciures, Il
der, and prostrate glands, sore less,
ulous affections. Rscest cases II
without mercury. A preventative
have injured Themselves By secr
tain Immediate relief. Separate 81!
Greenwich. The strcsess eecyesv ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

Ole.rniea "r he cure Of sooosks, and ss' and snsus
PAINT. 81 81 Offered pubic
81 the best and cssapest articles tke se
secs, ,hs' csn pe osrd ~ en- s poe, ana meat vtps
been sold this CITY, Phsdehs, and scssosa warrant z
saentn ehersg t. the pshc perfect confidence soh
wholesale and retail, at r. NJ 0uon's, 81 Bowey
Grand street, al sscests bottle, with FILL directions
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21
Law VS.. Lynch Law.

The Nashville Banner of the 30th ult.
contains full report Of trial in the Cir
cult Court of the United States for the Dis
trict of West Tennessee, in which Arson
Moody was plaintiff, and Egbert Shepherd,
Joseph Jones, Jacob f. Harrington and six
others, citizens of the state, were delen-
da1ts. The transaction out of which it
grew took place on the 4th of Sept. 1885.
The plaintiff, it seems, had fallen under
suspicion as a kidnapper, or slave steaer;
whereupon certain inhabitants of Browns
VILE constituted themselves Lynch Court,
seized plaintiff in the dead of night, tried
him, convicted him, and then proceeded to
punishment by inficting 100 lashes with a
cowskin, branding him on the cheek with
the letter r, and commanding him to leave
the country. The trial was regularly con-
Quoted, defendants witness being subpGn-
aed and brought into court, some of them
from a distance of 40 miles, at the expense
Of the now defendants. 1t was very hu-
merously attended by spectators and assls-
tants from all parts of the country. During
the progress of the trial, some mercilul in
diyiduals amongst the crowd suggested the
expediency of hanging the now plaintiff,
but their advice was Overruled by solemn
vote.
The jury lin the Circuit Court gave a
verdict of 1000 dollars and costs, against
five of the defendants.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21
MORE LYNCHING.

There has been more Lynching in Vicks-
burg. The Sentinel Of that place of the
2Sth ult. gives an account Of an old man
by the name of Grace, who, for giving
"Grec passes" to negroes, was arrested and
taken before a magistrate, tried, and dis
charged, either from their being no law to
meet the case OF from want Of evidence to
convict. A mob of lynchers then took him
forcibly from the possession of the Msr-
shall, stripped him, and gave him severe
hogging, and that too, "within hearing of
the lamentations and the shrieks of his af
nicted wife and children"
The Sentinel and Expositor, also details
two other horrible cases of Lynchihg, of
which we have before seen no mention.
The language Of that paper is as follows:
at is only few weeks since humanity
was shocked by most atrocious and re-
voting outrage, inflicted by those sanguin-
ary spirits of barbarism, the lynchers, on
the person of a Mr.. Saunders, of Madison
county, in this State. These bullies OF
the peace of society, of order, law and civ
iliaation, dragged this respectable planter
from the bosom of his family, and mutila-
ted him in the most brutal manner-maim-
ing him most inhumanly, besides cutting
OF his hose and ears, and scarrifying his bo-
dy to the very ribs! We believe the sub
iect of this foul outrage still drags out a
miserable existence---an object of horror
and pity.
Last week club of Lynthers, amounting
to four Or five individuals, as we have been
credibly informed, broks into the house o
Mr.. Scott, of Wilkinson county, respec
table member of the bar, forced him out
and hung him dead on the next tree. we
have heard of numerous minor outrages
committed against the peace of society, and
the welfare and happiness of the country
but we mention these as the most enormous
that we have heard for some months"
Such ferocious and alarming oGtrages,
call for the Indignation of every patriot,
and every friend of constitutional govern
ment, and ought to enlist the whole coun-
try in endeavoring to put stop to them.
Will the legal authorities Of Vicksburg per
nit the vile actors in these outrages to go
unwhipt Of justice!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21
WaShington MetfopoHtan.

A Council was held on Thursday, in this
city, at the instance of the President of the
United States, between the delegates of the
various tribes of Indians now at the seat of
government: The object of the council
was, to produce, possible, a spirit ofrecon-
ciliation and friendship, between the Sioux,
Sacs, aud Fox tribes; which unhappily,
does not exist between them.
From the manifestations on the part of
the speakers of the respective tribes, on
the occasion, very little hope can be enter
tained, of the purpose of the council having
been effected. Both prolessed very strong
ly, their adhesion to the counsel, at all
times, of their great father, but charged each
other with perfdy and constant breach
Of faith. Tliey both said that no reliance
could be placed in their respective words
that whilst they prolessed to be for peace,
they Stayed their people and preyed upon
their lands.-The council ended in that
spirit, with no wish or intent, on either
part, to be resumed.
KEoKUcK,-#ho was the principal spea-
ker, on the part of the Sacs and Foxes, and
who, Jas one of his chiefs expressed it)
is "the heart aud soul, arm and limb,
of his people, was vehement in his man.
ner, and rapidin articulation, The very
spirit of war seemed to burn within him.
His language was very reproachllil to the
Sioux; and his tribe by their very express
sive ugh, gave a hearty amen to his words.
.-H
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21
arnUTn WITHOUT FEAI.
SATURDAY, OCT. 21, 1887.
Volume I-Numbcr 3G.

This number concludes the first six
months publication of the "C6IUMDlA DEM
ocRAT." From our liberal and increasing
patronage we are led to believe that the me-
chanical execution of our paper, and our ed
itorial exertions, have both met the appro-
baton of the public; and for these evidences
of support and confidence we return our
most sincere acknowledgements. Those
who have complied with our terms of pub
lication are credited i'll both our day-book
and book of kindly remembrance-while
those who have neglected the performance
of this obligation are expected to edo like
WISE" and receive the same tokens of sat.
sfaction.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

The four provinces at Catalonia had been
declared in a state of seige, and dcclara-
ton of independence from that quarter was
expected daily. ...
'Fhe main body of the Carlists was still
i'll the Sierra fthe Abarracin, expecting an
attack from the combined royalst armies
under Espartero, Oraa and Buevens.
There had been disturbances at Pampe-
luna, among the troops of the garrison.
They mutined against their general Iriarte,
but on his dismissal, they submitted to
General Cabrera, (notthe Carlis) who had
been appointed viceroy in place of Iriarte.
Order was then restored
Victoria was in possession of the Car
lists. An arrangement had been made for
the gradual payment Of the arrears to the
old British legion and for punctuai payment
of the new one.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21

eTThe proceedings and sentiments of
the "Barbacue," at Buckhorn, on Thurs.
day, will be found in this paper. They
speak for themselves with respect to the
political character of the officers; but not
withstanding they are all democrats, vet
we are free to confess that il was not
PARTY meehng-it was an assemblage of
THE PEOPLE. The OK was roasted whole,
under the superintendance of William Leav-
enswOrth, Esq; and although he weighed
near 700 pounds, yet every part of him was
done in superior epicurean style-equal to
any surloin. He was placed over the fire
at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. on an iron windlass,
cast expressly for the occasion by Messrs.
Leavensworth, Lessig, e. Co., well arrang-
ed with iron skewers, and other concomi-
tants to perfect the operation of roasting.
At2 O'Clock the multitude, consisting of
from 600 to 500 persons sat down to table;
and the rapidity with which his roasted
lordship's mortal fame disappeared gave
the strongest proofs of the gratifed paIates
of those who partook of him. At 3 o'clock
the cloths were removed, and the meeting
organized. Several appropriate sentiments
were then prepared Bya committee appoint
ed for that purpose, and after drinking a
number of volunteer toasts, and returning
resolutions ofthanks, the meeting adjourn
ed The utmost harmony and good feeling
prevailed; and notwithstanding three large
J pieces Of artillery were sending forth their
heavy peals, which echoed and rc-echoet
amongst the neighbouring hills, yet no ac.
cident occurred to mar the festivities of tho
day. The multitude met with kindly feel
ings-they exhibited none other during the
day-and they carried home with them
feeling of attachment for one another, anC
| a redoubled determination to carry out the
principles, the glorious triumph Of which
they had met to celebrate.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-10-21
From the ~ 7. Commercial .AdUeriiScr Of
Saturday afternoon.
VERY LATE PROM ENGLAND.

we have Just received our file papers by
tthe Orpheus-JIondon of the 18th and Liv-
cerpool of the 10th September. In order to
save the mails which depart at O'Clock,
our extracts for the day must be very brief.
The British Parliament met on the lltll
of September, pro formd, and was again
prorogued to the 2nd of October. The ac-
tual days of meeting was determined.
There was a report in London that the
marouis of Waterford had been killed in a
row, somewhere in Norway.
CorToN, we are sorry to say, has fallen
from l-8 TO Id pound.
'si'he Paris adyices are to the 18th. The
question of the dissolution OF the Chambers
wasnot vet determined, although the Jour
nal des Debats announced that the decree
for that purpose would be published towards
sthe end Of September.
There had been some more domicillary
visits in Paris, but without results.
There was still doubt as to the expedition
against Constantine, but the Duke de Mem
ours had gone TO join 1t.
The adyices from lisbon are to the 18th OF
Sentember. A battle was foughton the 28th
oor AUGUST, before the city of Lisbon, but
,ryith out decided advantage 10 either party.
a nronosition for an armistice had been
made by The ministerialists, but had not
silnon occeded to. The latest account was
hat J the charterists had Withdrawn to the
W,rtberu M provinces, pursued by their an
,aqonists. A battle was daily expected
IRON Spain there was little intelligence
ocinterest. No affair Of any magnitude ap'
Uears y, to have taken place between the hos
lie armies, although there had been seyyera
sIirnisbcs. iBrigadier O'DOnnell made Z
s,r,;r from Ss. Sebastian on the 7lh' aii'
"rabod s~ as far as Ardaoin, meeting no re-
s;stancc from the Carlisis.