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iiNAs.-in eur last number, we uubIisb.
ra IL paragraph from Il ~. Louis parcr. ex
irrHsin" npprchcn>ions thai u treaty. was
negotiating between some of the tribes ot
''r West and the NIcxcans and Gumuu-
chcs, inr the purpose of invading Texts
ihc following news recently received from
the republic seems to confirm thai nnfayor.
able account. 1t is from The Piravurc:--
"onr papers which are only to the a2.l
instant. represent thar the lndinns ON the
Western and Nnrii, Western frontier arc
disposed to be trouhlrsnmc.
Capt. Love, WHO went among tho Cu.
manches I" trad" with them upon the
strength of til" treaty with them. has fallen
prey to their ircarhrrv.
There are many other items in orr Tcx
ian papers. oIinIrrci hui nnt n. zen rial i'm
portancc. W hch we are obliged TO puss l,v
al present. They shall be noticed in our
next.
We learn from Eastern Texas. tha, m.
Glii.culiicS with the Spaninr,S at n ,con,j,-
cheS have not been settled. Travellers
who !eti that place on The llrh. saw tia,
some Chernlr" and kckapoos chiefs have
joined the Spanart;s, and tha, Texas will
III all probability, become The scene of nm
other Indian war more fatal Than thar nj
Florida. and that the iu,lians had olrc,J, +,
committed several murders
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SGD RE!NVAIe

OST on the "S'h September in Ham
- hur%, or between Hamburg an,IlIornes
Crcck ON the Stage Road, ii coarse car.
S6in Pocket Book, which has been used
TOR many years. and of common size, con-
tanning upwards ofTlrrc Hundred Dollars
IN N"tcs. principally Of The State Bank Of
Georgia and the Bank OF Duricn. The
Bills arr from So to $50 There is also :,
N"lc of hand upon James S. Pope. for
S-0O2 % cents, payable on The first of Jam
";iry last: also II note on Thomas NicEuls
t"r Sl1b due two ar three months ago, the
'itnc hcing not precisely rCcoi!rcicd, with
ii lew other notc> OF smaller amount, and
>'n!rN papers. All persons are warned from
trading fur The above notes. ANY person
VII" will leave the money and notes will,
tn" Subscriber living near Cambridge or
with The Editor of the Advertiser as this
,'lhce shall receive the above Reward.
JOHN CHRISTIE.
sept ~. 1895 35
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From tN Courier 4 Euuuircr
LONDON, Sci,

,, LoHDoN, Sept 7rh. 1888.
4 ne mercantile intelligence received! hv
The Great Western from the United Sta,cs
has been considered mos, checripo on Ills
slhe ot the wafer, and the numerous cx,cn.
slve orders for iron and English mnuuG,c
tlrcd goods. have given Il considerable
Stimulus To business in the manufacturing
dis.rlcts-wlIii>t the perfect facility with
winch cash payments have been so ecncr
ally resumed by the banks, and the abuu-
dHnt crops OF every description with which
the Union has been favored, gives rise ,o
anticIpatIOns of an extent of trims tluu,ic
business. which will largely alleviate the
pres ure and distress which othe, wise w,nlL
probably have been witnessed in Enrlond
during the ensuing winter months. For
commerce is IN Il very sragnanI con!i,iou
III almost all quarters of the world eAccnl
IN The United Stntes-uo other nation I,ay-
III. the internal energies which free in
stItn'ions alone can bcs>ow. and none other
having apparently commenced TO b,. rcsus-
citaicd from the blows of The panic of Is36
In the London money market. affairs.
however, are extremely dull. The abpn.
dance of money in the hands of the hankers
and bill brokers continues to he nrea,. I'm,
spectators arc extremely few, The nh-
SINCE OF the principal capitalists, which is
usual az 'hls season of field sports, watering
places. and continental touring, has - mark
cd effect i'll rcprcs>ins the business of III
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Slig;ESassE"S SALE.

Eg virtue OF s,:mdry writs OF iirr; Fncics 10
~ p ms directed, will be sold at I.C!.icid &.
ID. on !c ErS' Monday Il Tuesday IL. November
ext. the following property viz:
Thomas Turner VS. Bailey Holt. one Wagon
and one :iay Horse.
fowls EIzey Assignee VS. Jamas Spann the
heichdan's Interest three scpa:aie trac,s u land
one co: taliiiIe 6Oi ntl, ,oimin. ID. Richard
son. ''"Zcr and "t':crs, the 2Gd c0niat,,,ng ,D
acres adjoining the above tract Richardson and
n,'irr: tn" I'd tri,-t lilo acres adjoining James
Ogilv!e and OILERS
Oliver Towlcs Ordinary vsJoIn Is. Covington
the dcicndanI's interest in the Ware House and
L"' III tn" Town of Hamburg. k,l.wn ns Cow
ii'It"" y FAIRS. other plain;iiis svcray. W the
same tn" ;''ova dcScr bed properly.
Oliver T"wlcs Ordinary. vs. Jol, H. FAIR. his
interest III the above described Ware House
and Lot.
samuel +. Goo'lc. Assignee vs. benjamin Ilar-
,tson. Do':'' y, Goodc, vs. The Same, two
it"rscs.
Terms of Saic-Cas!
WM. II. MOSS, s. Ed.
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Stock Exchange; and this dulncss extends
itself 'naII The American iuids. The great
accumulation oi securities in the hands of
ihe brokers, is still the universal SUBJECT of
compliant, aud This has also grea, effect
~ weighing down The prices of even the
highest descriptions Oi American stock.
In addition 10 the large influx oi trans. At
tantir securities, which has been SO much
notned recently, there has Just arrived Il
gentleman from Florida, Culouel Gamble,
with two millions otdoiiars in sterling bonds
III D per ccui. hich are about To be nc9p-
Grated; bu, the terms have not iranspircd,
nor 's any thing known of the prospects OF
'h's new stock, excepting that in the present
state OF the market, it mus, be sold at "a
NcPrcselnn III price.
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Si Order ri 'hr Or..iuary of Edccic,l
District. will be sold AZ TIC l,ic rc,;-
'cncc Of Hey II. BERRY. deceased. com-
mcnc,ng ON " c,lncsdav the 7,h Of Noycn,
hrr n"xi. all lhr personal property of said
deceased consisting %! Twenty likely Nc
g:nrs large sioch oT Horses. Cattlc and
Hugs. Corn and Fodder. Household and
Kitchen Furniture. and numerous Other
artirirS noi mentioned. FERNS are a credit
of twelve months. The purchasers to give
their notes with TWO approved sccurilics.
SAM'L STEVENS, .Ide,'r.
October |. lc3S c3J
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COMMUNICATIONS.
HAMBURG Oct. Is, 1888,
Mr.. Editor.


Our Cotton Receipts arc light to what
they usually are at this Season of The wear
and business generally dull. But now there
IS inducement for US to look for a he,ter and
more brisk trade for the last few DAYS. New
Cotton has met with brisk sale. ut prices
ranging from 10 to 13ccnts: from y! 10 1:}
cts. are freely paid for good u prime Cotton.
Several Of our merchants are rccciyiun
large and well assorted stocks ofsood,: All
the Banks in Augusta aud The Bank q,
Hamburg, are paying out their own bills to
the planter, in place of,hc bills nr foreign and
Interior Bank Bills. So the planters NAV
feel assured. that they can &c, good and
sound money for their produce. Below I
hand you the prices of the sun,lry articles.
New Cotton, 10 I3; Old do, Ia IL.
Country Flour, %: Canal, do. none; Corn
la i-2; Oats, 90 a 75; Meal, | al o5
Bacon, n lG; Lard l5 90, Butter 90 q
25; Sugar, II "A IA; Coffee, l3 a lG; Loaf
Sugar. lSn %; Bagsine, II -; Rome. 10
"a; Twine. 33 35; Liverpool Sal, rs
Alum Salt 65; Iron 6 a6i.
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Ed IL r. e. N GEp q.

Which he iras .,r., ,rt c,vcG nom h.,v Y,,,
nj - NOW "r nin% II The New :siore u,!;oiu
II" NJ: llnhl,ard'~ Hotel iu Hamburg.
Ills stock Is cX;enSivr-Ncw-a,d I,uoL, G,,.
'St all OF which he offers tor sale az a.. Inw
"ri"cs rs can he bou.l! in any .:omihcra cily lie
deems II entirely unnecessary I" cn'c. into II gem
@'ai enumeration oi the articles ol which E;s
s.riucn, Is composed ci 10 bod ON, amy in
'i'I"rmrnt. which may no: in the rrac:irv! u;rrn
!'t!S o! !iS business hc realized hnt s;r,ni> I'm
-'''i' t!a' hc nat mis- 10 keep his store furnished
ral 'n.irS whit g ncSl an mos! ic sirablrcr,,,c.
and (aS far nS possible TO ,!") N. assortment ~
every thing thai belongs strictly t" his line o,
business. ANA that !itc buvEG and S,uu o,' Dr,
Gn"hS will co,S,iu,e his sole and icoJj,,r ,,urs,,;,
and leave il Ia those with w.,om he sl,aii b,. sn
im'u,atc iS :" deal To dcci:i.. " lc,icr he ca,s
rs cheap is others cnca.cd in The -anic business
JD!IND. B. FORD.
Hamburg. =. G.. Oct s. l~::S ali ~;
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miscellaneous.

Piracy AND MURDER ON BOARD RR,c
BRAGANzA-CaPture Of four ofMe Alu:in-
ecrs.-A letter received III Llovd's from their
aScnl at Emdcn, date'lthc Ist of Seplc,n- :
ber, says:
son the night of the 9th ult. "a ship was
driven on shore near the Isle Of Juliet. The
3Utb u!'. tlve. men Of the crew arrived here.
ansi. upon our inquiring, reported it TO be
the Ceres. Capt Wright, bound with q
cargo of sugar from New Orleans 10 Ham
burg, which was published through the
newspapors of this city, but which after
wards appeared to he false. Strong susri
cion of fbarralry and muiny arising, The said
five men were arrested and put to trial, and
can now, from their dispositions, give the
following authentic account.
"Tho coppercd brig Braganza, from
Philadelphia, Capt. Turlcy, left PhiIadcI-
pha on the 9Th ofJnly last, with cargo Of
sugar and lo2wood hound for Genoa A.
bout three weeks aftcrward, when the YES
sci was in the Atlantic, a mutinv was raised
by part of tho crew, being four Of the sal
lors arrived here viz: Cornelu, Wil,cms
(surnamcd Wilhelm llamburscr.) from
llolstcIn; John Adams, (who hung himself
i'll prison The day on which he az arrested \
Joseph Verbruegcn, from Belgium, Hans
Kundcon, from Schlcswig: the fifth james
Danvcys. from Aheravon, GIamorgansl lire:
n boy of lG or Is years has been inactive.
and will in all probability prove innocent,
"Thc captain was beaten and wounded,
thrown overheard and drowned, under bor-
rihIe circumstances. Tho mate Van dc
Slucss, was wounded to death; and after
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sosre.,-Syesacrs, Ne. Road Bank.

"a ( oohS will be opened by the usdcrSisi. I'd
.E-S conmnis-",pr: Tor Stock in this Bank, on
lie IA d " oi uC!ober neat, at dsciie!d e. II.
ana Continue open between the iours oi 10 uid
o cloc!>, foi s" days. very stakeholder ia tie
N''i Road, vino shall pay ui Tie second install
nen' %. itai Road 81 ci,, is ci led 10 subscribe
ton IA equal number OF Shares in tie Bank.-
Twelve dollars ard half on each Stare so sub
srrihcd Tor in lie 'jani. mus hc paid ut the ,:n,c
ot subscribing. either TO Tie Commissioners orto
ti'c Cashier o any Hank in good credit a Nice:
IN. "i tl,r Stockholders ct the Bank, il, rcrscu
or by proxy. will he held at Charleston. ON tho
<oth November. when tic Molhcr iian!> viii be
"r.anI"'i. and hranciics established in hor.i.-
Caro- ma and Z, nncsSe.. ns seen thereafter as
possible. Aropy "f,!:c Chartcrs is in oui hands
for examination.
w. BROOKS,
j. TERRY. commissioner,
y. D. ADDISON.
September II. i:.;S 30
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state of South ea,oI;,.o
EDGEFIFLD DISTRICT

William Wheeler. Applirnn, VS..
Cu!iin Wheeler. & others Defendant,
Eo ! an order from The Ordinary Of El."
hrld District. ! shall proceed TO sell
on the first Monda. in November next, III
theeteh Court House, The lands hclnngin.
~ fh"rs'af" "t Cornelius Wheeler. deceased.
situate III S''i' District on tho waters of 81"
rrek' ana b"niting on lands Of Il. S.
i'r""ks. Dennis alcCartv, Ic'lr!inh Wat.
k'n>' and Others. and continuing nnr hun
dreh acres. more or less. on credit Of IL
months. Purchaser to give bond and per
"nal security. and mortgage of The pre-
misses to the Ordinary. Cost t, he paid in
cash. w. III. MOSS :.
Oct. l6, 1888 r ~
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barnwell-Rcprcscntativcs, Ed. Bcllin.
ger George Moye, John Marsh.
Rlchland--Senator, Jas. Gregg; Reprc
sentatives, J. g. Brown, B. II. Elmorc
James Douglass, W. f. Desaussure.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l.. Boozer
ii. Arthur.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D. jamie
sou. J. Tyler.
Fairtield-Rcprcsenta,ivcx. ]. Buchanan,
ID. Mcdowell, w. Lyles. l.. &. Palmer.
Charleston-Scnat,r. Daniel T.. IIuycr;
Representatives, Edw. Frost, ]. Schnicrlc,
X. W. Seymour, A. C. Magra,h, J. PhIIips.
ker Boyce, J. G. Ker. G. G. Nrmningcr,
). f.. Is. Finley. Wm. Aiken, J. Husrr, G.
Is. Eckhani, R. Elfc, nj. jacobs, Thos. O.
Elliott, II. Gourdin.
ST. MatIhcws-Senator, T. J. Goodwyn:
Representative, d uane.
St. Thomas & ST.. Dennis-Scna,or, F.
ID. Quash; Representative, W. p. In
graham.
Christ Church-Rcp. A. Hibbcn.
81. .Andrcws-Rep. w. !. Bull.
ST. James Goose Crcck-Representa
tives. J. Wilson, j. L. Srroheckcr.
st. Barlhoomews-Scnator. 6. Vcrdier;
Representatives., B. G. O'Brynn, Dan. s.
Henderson, d. Walker.
Daringron-Rc Representatives, J. +. Erwin,
William Winga,e.
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'H'h:4hs'EEE:Esa WANTED.

~ 7H' Principals of tic Male and rcna!c
81 Schools II, (irecnwco,i. having. tict,rnn
ci t" retire from their respective occupations at
.ci"*c ni the year. we propose. 10 .i.r consider
aH"il {" leacllers GENERALLY. the Charge %: ,os,,
h:I,t'it'o'Is the ensuing year I>:'. Tic sc.,oui,
VIII ne !initrd I" accraii number Of s;,,d, n,s
a!:a i'rincipai required for ,aci, one @! i.cn
VIZ: The tk,Ssical.lhc Fcr,, the M;.ic. ,u.Ii.l.
''''', me Mt'S'c"' department of the Female school.
a'ii''it ,l;,r! viii b" gwen toail and non. ic,l
;'riiy ;'hcs t;ay are qualified in every ,es pcr,
aug can come wei! recommended. Tic Teach.
ef i"r tii' Male ngliSI, school nl.-t b.: crough
y acquainted wi,h lie sciences We wo,!d il,
i"fiii t:.;'Sc who miy wish 10 make application.
'' we !cs;ic Them 10 Go cary ;a uo.sillr
or l'rc, oii- 10 the 2;ih Oc:obrr nrxl at wl,ic,,
'hi' We rN'''ct TO 90 i:.to the elections 4 mar
,'ci @'. 'i'i,a'. l! sue: IAN I've procured, would
'c rcicr'cd t" take Charge Of the Female school
w''oS" Lady may b. conpecn, Assistant par.
'icuiar ~ tic tlu>!ra' a. rar,ucnt. Letters on,
IRE sui &c, may be addressed 4" me o: any of ,h,
h"ard OF Trustees, directed W..,lvil:c l.. @. :,
e.. IL. c. GRIFFIN, Scr'y.
sept. -, IS::2 d i,
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From the SOHth C0rOliui1n

iNDEfESbENr IKmhsURY--EGciS for the
IeoWc.-ll'rre is Il hlh, of ;,sscriion, " ith
some men, who don't know what thew are
talking about. that the public money will
no' bc Safe in the hands OF public officers
few facts will show which have b .cn
most fai'htui Repositories. the collectors, or
the banks. Since l1s'0 the immense sum
nf Is. OJ3.00o.NOu,) ten hundred and fftv-
Three millions of dollars, have gone through
Tie la..ds and conir0! oi the public coiIcr-
Tors ana land receivers, During the 80
years embraced in this calculation. the
whole loss. by these individual collectors
h'l'i receivers, is computed al 81 .uUU, 900,
or one tenth of0ne per cent. From lSl7
10 to'i' The amount of The public rrvenur
o'i'"slcd III banks. WAS about $3.50. 100
OOo. or il little more than one third OF " ha,
had Sonc ,tIronS the hands of The collector,
ana receivers. Upon this. the loss in II
years, has i:"cn Sl.Sjl l2l. "r three eighth,
"' one per ccnt,-bcsidcs which. there is
ahoui *'l0,MjU.D0D at government noncy
que u. 'i'' dcp"Siir banks. on dcrnsic, "f
Sn' cr,th"ni ant! iIs diSbur~ing officers. ~ hich
was moi finally secured at the l:lsr Treasury
reports.
At New York. about 1857 .UUO. .O)O have
been received bv the collectors, and only
S2|.TuO l"Sl bv Misunderstanding about
siA cents every 1000. ar nhou, one six,icth
ni what was lnst, on S:;J3. .OUD, 900 Deposited
III The banks in II years
In the MIN, ahou, S771.O;iO 900 have hccn
coined, and not one cent lost bv a drinulicr.
These THINGS have happened under the
ol treasury Organization. which was nut
gnhr'rd so carefully as the IuiepcnIcm
Treasury would ,havc been. il the Bank
',cS mad not defeated it. That bill provi-
drd thai larger bonds should he given nv
pubic officers aud that il one of them used
lent: or l'rrmiitcs! 'Iic public money To he
used, while IN his rharoc, he should he in
di"'cd as teton, AMI fined and imprisoned
Now, can you punish Il bank. and make. il
il"ncSH II il uses you, money, cnn Won
II"prlSon it. and fine i'!-Can YOU discruce
1t, by making it Il .fiony!
ONE OF THE. PEOPLE.
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gN3esG55e SRttg3sswsi0a, Go,.
&<fs<.

'E'liE Subscribers v i'll continue to offer
al private sale. the place wEcrcon
Samuel Caldwell. deceased, lately resided,
situated in Ahhevli" District. about four
miles South East OF " bite Hall. and with
III enc "'llc of Srronll's Store. The Tract
now contains four hundred and for:v five
ans! half acres, there having been cut OF
from The tract The principal part Of the
p''"r land and old field: anou, w. @ hundred
and fifty acres cleared; improvements very
COED. The place will hc offered al private
sal" until Friday the 2nd day of Nnvcmhcr
next, when, If not snltl, il will Tn,sitivcIy bc
snii III tn" place on that day 10 the highest
bidder. ANY person wishing to purchase
can call on either of the Sub, crihcrs who
will shcw The premises. and make known
the terms, which vii! be accommodating.
WADE S. COTHRAN,
JAMES &. SPROULL,.
Sept %. 1883 c3l
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4St;ss,Asasf South Cu.oli,..,
',i-s BDGEFIELD DISTRICT

s'@s1'ss, sep'isan's s''sT rs' K;,%,@, x WiIs !
RodseIs.S others Defendants
mn or'ler from The Ordinary of Edge
s1 field District shall proceed to sell u.,
me hrst Monday in November next nj Ednr
h"ld Court House tie lands belonging H.
The estate of John Rodgers deceased ,irma,.
III Sald District on tic waters of Dry Crcri.
;,lld bounding nn lands Of " iliam E.,Iw,rl-
k""er: Carver. Simpson Rudgcrs anl oil,
rr, ana containing three hundred aud rhir,,
acres more or less on Il crcdi, of ty,;, :,
'nonths. Purchaser io give bond MI rcrsnr
al Srruritv an;I rnurisnge, of the pre;u,>..
to the Ordinary. Cost to I've paid in cast
w. II. MOSS. $. En-.
Oct. IG, 1888 r. .,
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ONE OF THE. PEOPLE

From letter written by NJ. JcG'crs"n tn
Mr.. Gn!latin in lstE3. it appears ,Iat Mr..
Jefferson is the author of the lm,lcpcn,l,nr
Treasury plan. He says:
''Bn' in order to he able TO mccr n general
continuation the banks against us. in y
crl'lrai emergency, could we NOT make q
la" Hs-in.rsr1is an~ ;.,.is
our own money. towards holding our own
bhnk in all the dcposites where i, is re-
c"ivrd. and letting The T-easurrr give his
d,ai' or note for payment at any particular
place, !" hich III well conducted govern
mrnt, "nehr have as much credit, ms any
private draft or bank note or bill. and
give us the same facilities which we de-
rive from the f;akS -
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Szzg2afsEF'S SALES.

= 2 an Orjcr from III" Court of Common
IA y Pleas for :dseiirid Disrtlict. will be sold
III th'' EanciuSe fHC'urv under an attachment il,
~, case oi Jeremiah Hall. " George l.. SAGE o,
Wednesday h" 2Ah list. the following property,
.c'siiiing able one Log Cart two dozen frame
ni sash one Grind tone, Ole Bureau and ono
Cow and Calf
'fcin,s oi sale, cash.
W. II. MOSS, $. Ed.
Oct2. I>:IS q -,
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct 6
hcT1co-Nr have 81 Tannp,cn paper of
III" l>i Scptembcr, AMI Mexican journals
ct tn" lGtn and i1'r August. 'rhcr,. IS i,t,Ic
OF interest to l'c found in item The Tun
plco Telegraph states that the Nnricinso of
Chit'iahua Is flied with account. of rob
berrS, murders, fires and thousand ry
crsscs committed by the s;ivanes in Rosari-
h''h CoNhchir. on The ncig ghhurn. farms
ah" dwelling houses. Tie journal adds
'''"'' mat portion Of The country Is IN In.
greatest stat" oi dcs!ilurion. and ,crrivcd
"i amy sources of protection from the incur.
SIoiis ni the Indians
-, imrr'v"mcnls i" paving arc soin. on in
'','P'co' winch, says the Telegraph, will
rcn"cr The city paSsahIc in every uuar,rr
band Of GO robbers. well mounted and!
arne !. assaulted Il caravan nf mules. ON
the l1'ho August, between Vcrrcycs ,nl
icprv"l'ualro, dcsroi!in. the conductor,
ola large quantity Of. silver. which they
had concealed in their fiour-s;,cks These
marnuders are supposed to form u narl of
tn" league of robbers, the cnnSlini,ou of
which VIC published, some weeks since.
The government of This civ, ,uys tho
f."npico Telegraph. is eyccrahlc. tie ad
m'ni>'ratl"n of justice inlocrab!c, and its
politics incompreI,rnsihlc.
The "DIarIo" Of Mexico, contains several,
long communi ntions OH the subcci of the
culture Of the silk worn,-rbc Gilman or
Mexico, the r3tiiny oi The strli, me +vast
quantities Of ground open to the experiments
ns tn" industrious, and thr ease with which
me innlhcrr,- tree is cultivated. confer on
Mexico peculiar advantages for this pur
<nu. We doubt. however, whether rhc
people have energy and perseverance c.
n""e I" make the manufacture vi silk 4
branch OF pr"luc'ivr industry.
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ward died on board the vessel: the second
maze, Moore, aiicl having been throw n
| overheard, mounted the vessel neniu and
reached the cabin, where he WAS then lock
. ed up, together with the capruin's wife
(Mary.) MIR. Deaf, from Phiutlciphia, the
owner OF the vessel and pcrllap, of the car-
go too, and Mrs. Deal, his wife, were ken,
prisoners during II sc'niSht, as well AS the
cook, called Brown, u Negro, who was lock
cd up in the tor"casilc. The n,ur;urcr. in
tcnicd to sntiucatc the four persons in ,b,
cabI.i. hut lett, or failed doing so, and after
"hr' agreed To lei them live, nn,i TO leave
mem together with the negro. 10 the mercy
OF the waves IN The long hoat, on their swear
ing never To drnouucc them.
This was executed. and The said five ,,cr-
SONS ht' III" Bra"""za in the beginning of
august, IN the long b at. at about rs n,;lr.
o's'''i. from Eur"rr, with sufficient provi-
S'olls l"' three weeks, Il compass bun,s'
sails, sc. no vessel hcin. then in view. bu,
the weather was fine, aud the Rraunuz,
havIn. seen several sails The same duv. il
may hc hoped that The boat was yckcI nm
by one of them. The muinecrs now steer
cd To The North Sea, with the intention of
sihkih" tie vessel at Il convenient period i'm
the ncl2hhorhoo,l of the Elbc but were
prevented from doing So by running on shore
ON i'liS coast. The vessel has been uulon
dcd by coasters from several quarters, and
par, OF her cargo has been delivered 10 thr
authorities; the remainder has been stolen.
together with the sinres. &c. of the vessel
>, hoth "i the mates were subjects of the
United States"
NJ hoat noticed above, was picked a.,
on tie I2lh August, bv the bri. iiil.lcr.
VITA hNc persons in her, and carried iu,u
Grccnock. Their names were Hir. G.. 4
Dcci and lady: Mrs. rnrlev. the cnp,ain'.
whr' ~" second mate, Mr.. Mourc, and the
cook Of the brig.
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Latest tr"m tic Pac;fc.--Ireuty mith
Pr".-Nlr W. Il lir.osun who came
passenger III the brit; Cicero. a, ,his port
from Jalnnira, travelled over land from the
Pacific by Panama anil Cha.rrs, and is he
bearer of the ratified Treaty concluded be-
tw en- The United States and the Peru Boil
wan confederation. Mr. II. sailed from
Gala" on the l3'h July. IioS,iIi.ics still
existed between PERI, and Chill. In,rili
"r"rr ha'i hernrcccivcd AT Lima com Val
paraS" thai tho expedition Tor the inva
SION ot I"ru, w"nld sail nhnut the 26lh of
July. 1t would consist Of four thousand
men. ana MS 'irStinai:"n was >urpnsrd tn
hc some PoIt "i North Peru. The Chilian
squadron ior some weeks had been block
a'i'' = the port Of CnIlao. The American
squadron was at Calao.