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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

u7 Voters in our City! What has the WHc
Party done that you should desert it and cote the
American ticket2 What will be gained to any
good cause by your voting for Quackenboss g. Co.
and so aiding the election of the regular Tam
many Ticket What will be the effect on the
great Presidential Election of SO defeating the
Wings and electing the Loco Focos? Are you
willing so tc desert and wound the cause of HAIR
RY CLAY? Donot throw away victory when it
is so clearly in your hands Act soberly-from
principle, not passion. You will be sad enough
if you find your vote might have elected the
Wing ticket, but, being thrown away, has let in
the Loco Focos! Be wise NOW
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
One Vote d!

In the tive.cornered, pell-mell Election of TO-
morrow, candidates will doubtless be elected by
single uote. What Wing will withhold that
vote, to save himself from half an hours attend
ance at the Polls? Who that does so can Justly
complain that we are badly governed-can hon.
estly claim to be in favor of Wing principles and
friend of HARRY CLAY What right has any
man to complain that delaulters and peculators
get into office, when he does not even vote to
keep them out If he has to pay taxes twice
over, is he not rightly served The price of
Liberty is Eternal Vigilance and not alone of
Liberty, but of every good thing. What is worth
having must be struggled for-weeds grow spon-
taneously, but the good seed requires cultivation
and care.
ONE VOTE given by Wing for the Amer
can Republican ticket may defeat MoRRls
FRANKLIN and other Wing candidates, and elect
D. r. Floyd Jones, the youngster whose sour
rilous and servilc Report on the Virginia contro-
versy last winter was so discreditabc that his
own party refused to print it till it had been taken
back and amended. One VorE given by friend
of the Public School Society to the Native
ticket may defeat FRANKLIN, who opposed, and
elect Jones, who was one of the fathers of the
present Law. WINGS will you not speak to
your acquaintance, and take care that neither
you nor they cast such an insane, such suicidal
vote? Bestir yourselves TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
where an, / TO Vote !

FmQ Out tO-udy. LIZ coCll w GU fou WI -
placards posted up giving the number and bound
anes of the Election Districts II each and any
man who can read may in five minutes determine
what District he is to vote in, and where the
Poll is held. The following Is list of the Polls
Districfs.i FIRST WARD
l. Broad-s,rest Hotel corner OF Broad aud P-arl:,s
IL. Peers & Co.'S, No. II Broadway.
III. No il2 Broadway.
SECOND WARD.
l.. Second Ward Hotel, No. 81 Nassau.sr.
II. Southwest corner of Beekman and God-sts.
THIRD WARD.
l. .No5 Court!audst
II. No. Barclay.st.
III. No. % Warren-st
FOURTH WARD.
T. Shakespeare Hotel corner Of William and Daane-sts
II. No. 25 Jamesst-
III. NeT James's slip
" No $40 Pearst. corner Of Dov-r.st.
FIFTH WARD.
|. No l03 Chapel.st.
H. No. 307 Westinghouse corner Of Duene.st
H. Marion House, No les Cbapelst
w No l56 Hudson.s,., corner of vestry.st
SIXTH WARD.
l. Sixth Ward Hotel, corner Of Duane and C-ntress.
In 1874 Leonard.st
III. Corner ol F!ankln and Centre-sis.
" North American Hotel NV cor Baysrd and Bowery
SEVENTH WARD.
l. No l22 East Broadway.
H. No. $50 Madison-s
III. No. los Chery-st.
". No l9 Jeferson-st.
V. franklin Hotel, corner Of Cherry and Rutg-rs.sts
vi. No No. AS Grand-st
VII No. oS2 Water.st.
EIGHTH WARD
l..McBarron's, \. w corner Of Spring and Mercersts
II. No. 73 Wooster-st>
III. No l6S Sprug-st.
". p Crawford's, corner Of Vack and Domnick-sts.
V. The Ti7oli, corner Of Varick and Charton.sts.
VI. No. 226i Hudson.st.
VII .House Of Fleet & Cennor, No. OF sprng.st.
vlII.No. 2S9 Spring between Washingt'n Greenw.
NINTH WARD
I..No 500 Westinghouse
II. No. 273 Bleecker.s,.
ILL., South West cor. of Amos and Washngton,sts
". No 29l Bleeckerst.
V. South West corner of Bank and Washingtonsts.
VI. No 434 Hudson.st.
TENTH WARD
]. No. 26 Delancy.s,
II. No 254 Grand-st Northeast corner of Forsyh.s
III. ST. David's Hall, No. 246 Walker.s
". No. 81 Hester.st. corner Of Ludlow
V..Military Hall No 65 Ludow-st
ELEVENTH WARD.
/. .2l4 Stanon.st.
II. .l27 Columba-st.
III. .2S3 Seconds
w. Corner Av. D and Fourth Wu Stebbinss Building.
TWELFTH WARD.
l. John O'Keefe's, I[arsenve
II. House Of Andrew How, Fourth Av. Harl River.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
L. Asa Onderdonks, corner Of Grand and Clinton-sts
IL. No. loo Delancy-st
III. No. Sheriff.st.
". H. T. Wheelers Of Delaney and Lewissts
FOURTEENTH WARD.
]. No. IS Prince
II. No. SO Prince st.
III. AT Dunn's, 204 Grand-st.
w. Broadway House, Broadway and Grand-st.
V..l73 Hester.st.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
!. Corner Of Bleecker aud Sullivan-sts.
H. Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway.
III. Drug store, of Broadway and Eighth.st
". American Star House. cor Barrow Med Dougalsts.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
l..No. SIS Eighth Avenue.
II. Corner Of Third Avenue and Twentieth-st.
III, .ls7 Eighth Avenue.
Nv. Mrs Connor's. Thirty -ffh.s * Eighth Az
V. Abel Wheaton, Third Av., Thirty-feurth
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
|. Albert Losees corner Of Bowery and Rivingtonst
II. j. P D. Anteroche's, No. Avenne A.
III. John Daryee's, Of Stanton and Norfok-ss
w. Jefferson Hall, No. 81 Third.st.
V. James Kayanagh's No 25 Third Ay. cor. stuyye-
santSt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
,uho are Legal Voters.

All citizens of the United States, who have mao
their residence in our State for full year last
past and in this county for the last SIX months
Absences on business go for nothing, PROVIDED
this was honestly their home through this tlIie'
Those who moved into the City or from the oi.y
to Brooklyn, or any ether place within the ''a'e
last Spring can vote where they mo-" resio.' po.
rided they removed on or before s"e IN uay y
last Mag. # they have moved out OF one oou'''y
into another since that day, the law says they
cannot vote. VIZ, i.
We want not one single vote for the Wing
ticket which is not legal one. 1fyou have
right to vote, never neglect it; ifyou have not,
never attempt it flour adversaries cheat, their
conduct affords no rule for US. Fair play IS the
Jewell and it succeeds best in the long run
What would not the Loco-Focos now give to
bury the memory oftheir swindhng Six Thousand
Majority last Spring
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

81 p,5
sAruRpA, NJ
There was large business done the Board to-day ana
very buoyant feeling. State Skies improved Ci,y 7s
sold az ll6. Harlem went up :; Long Island !; Ohio Life
and Trust |.
There is nothing of importance doing in Bills Sterling
is73 81; Francs 80 5 27j Mobile funds wanted and
scarce at II III discount; Central disc; Nswoeansl
a !! premium
Twenty.our kegs, containing Niney.sis Thousand Dol.
lars in American Halves up the River this evening BY
Pomeroy s. Co.'S Express. for Canada.
A dividend Of Three per has been declared by ii.
Trust Firv Insurance Co. for the last six months.
By the quarterly report the Bank Of The State the ciryu
ls,on is $500 346 deposits 81 726 80; due Bank, 81 ?a
73 Specie 81 037 626; cash items and Bank note, s2es
sOe due from Banks 1923 2ls stocks S439O75 loan, and
discounts So PA 57 The loans brokers are S247 osO
Directors S216 ,527.
Bythe repor, of the Fulton Bank the circulation i, s25,
Oo7 deposits s7s6 Os2 due Banks s366lo2 specie s5S
sa9 Bark notes. Sc, s79,6ls; due from Banks slollls
stocks 1852 $50 loans and discounts Sss7 Oas of which
$40, 900 is to brokers and s202, ,3sl to Directors
The following Is the movement IN the five CITY Banks
whose reports have been published during the last b
months They the Bank Of Commerce Leather, Fulton
Bank Of the State and Mechanics Banking Association:
n... Aug No Noy s,o Inc, Dec
Loans anu discounts b. So'1o. ostV,SV< I!6o,o31
Specie e............. 3 3259,095 2,850,2A 4as al
Bank Notes s Checks. Sl7 09 2t7 ,O2i 1895
Due from Banks =. 80. l3S9,053 G95,ia5 6e3Is
Circulation .... -. ,992 $50 1858
DEPOSITS ...... 1867 739 3,i02, ,703 l,l3iqH
Due Banks .......... 4,7lS356 2,7226sO 1885
OF the increase Of loans and discounts shout $500 900 is TO
brokers' will be that the deposits have increased to
the same extent the loans; that fact there's larger
amount of means active than in August.
The Atlantic Bank Brooklyn, reports circulation sl54
74e deposits 243 o2O due Banks 1920 specie Bank
notes checks Sc l3 2e5; due from Banks 7s5ol; loans
and discounts 773, 769
The Brooklyn Fire Insurance Co. has declared dividend
of Six per for the last six months.
Accoun, Of Flour and Wheat arrived a tide water during
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
whis Inspectors and Challengers!

Be vigilant. be firm. Do not hesitate to chal-
lenge wherever you have doubts. No honest
voter is afraid to answer questions or swear to his
right. He will rather thank you for your faithful
ness which is demanded by regard to his rights
as well as your own. He who loses temper be-
cause he has been honestly challenged is fool,
and should only be pitied. You are placed at the
Polls to keep out Illegal Votes see that you do
it! Do right, and consequences will take care Of
themselves.
When you detect fellow attempting to vote
illegally, put the screws to him at once. Never
let him get away from the Poll but IN charge OF
an officer He who steals my coat is gentleman
compared with the mean thief who attempts to
steal my vote by putting in an illegal one
against it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

100 Dollars Reward-Take Warning.
The above reward will be paid individual who will
furnish information that will lead the conviction OF any
person who guilty illegal voting the ensuing election
By order of the Dem. Wing Gen. Committee.
Offering to vote illegally State Prison offence and the
Vigilance Committees of the different Districts directed TO
detail sufficient number of its members for the purpose Of
following suspected persons. n6 2t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
Ha. Ha. Ha: Tammany for Registry

Fto 1za AOT d TteSASoS
No mistake about it. Resolutions establishing
Registry for their own voters at their Primary
Meetings passed the Tammany General Commit
tee few evenings since by very decided vote
on each. (See Post and Plebeian.) How is this {?
A Registry for Ward Caucus but none for State
Election Where is Ben Butler? That upright
politician made vehement argument in Tam
many against all Registries, as operating to op-
press the Poor Man! Why is his mouth sealed
now when his own (the Old Hunker) section of
the party is fastening this very system on the pro-
testing, struggling Subterraneans
The fact is, the Loco-F Focos knoW there can
never be pure Election in this City without
Registration of Voters; but they want their more
reckless ruffians to cheat the Wings by double vot-
ing at the Elections, but not to cheat them in the
Caucuses. That is the simple truth.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
You Do INT Say So!

The Plebsian calls upon all Naturalized Citi-
zens to come up aud vote the Tammany Ticket
and punish the Ways FOR getting up the Amer.
lean Republican party The same string was
harped on by D'Avezac and others at the German
Meeting Oh Friday evening, But this appeal is
based ON lie The sAmericam' movement noto
riously commenced among the Loco Focos, and
has been chiefly successful among those of them
who were dissatisfied with the appointment of so
many Adopted Citizens to Office by the present
Common Council Whether their dissatisfaction
had Just cause or not is none of our business. but
such is notorlously the fact. The Wings, saws
The Pebeian, have got up this American party
to draw off our votes! Indeed We thought your
Democracy loved the Irish and Germans so much
that they could hardly contain themselves. Your
demagogues tell them SO, and they greedily swal-
low 1t. Then how are your voters to be drawn
off into Native .Americanisln, if they love the
Adopted Citizens so dearly
But every body knows that nearly every prom
inent leader III the American Republican party
is Loco Foco-witness Daniel r. Tsemaan, S.
D. Moulton, Joel Kelly, N. H. Quaekeaboss, &c.
When did these men erer cast Wing vote
Wings. remember tho fate of Poor Tray and
rally round your old standards.
U Mr.. -, who passed as M,. Jokason' in
the Second Ward, and Mr.. - who passed as
Mr.. Wright in the Fourth Ward in directing
the Quadruple Voting last spring, are informed
that they are kno,0n, and that if any such game
is attempted this year, they will be taken hold OF
" Wnes. do not fail to attend your WARD
MEETINGS this evening and see that due prepara-
ton is made for tomorrow. All talk is not the
thing. There mus, be Challengers and Vote
Distributors appointed for every poll, and there
should be Vigilance Committee in each Dis
trict to urge personally the attendance of each
Wing who may not be on hand before noon. We
msust not waste so fair an opportunity. Tne
Cry IS ouRs-crlminal apathy can alone deprive
ps fit.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
.Left-Handars z,

Keep a sharp lookout Tomorrow Your
swinding tricks new and old, are betrayed; and
if you attempt to repeat your Infamous double
and treble voting this Fall, you will have snug
home in the State Prison directly. The honest
voters are resolved to take care of you if it costs
them their last shilling.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
Vote Early To-Morro,v.

The Polls will be quiet in the morning, and a
fair chance for every body Then you can pro-
perly ask and proudly answer the general ques-
ton" Have you voted 2"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
Dr The Friends of ASSOCIATION, and all IN
quirers, are invited to attend meeting of tho
SYLvAs1A at Cro,on Hall this evening, CONNIE,
mencing at seren O'Clock. See Card)

o. The MISSES SHAws have been engaged to
sing at the American Museum; 50 that ou, c;,;
zens, who have hitherto paid half a dollar to hear
them, and thought the entertainment cheap st
that can now enjoy their delightful melody, with
every thing else the Museum affords, for bs,s
quarter This spirited the part OF sr B.rnun. bu,
wise also. Our Eutertainmen,s-,he Musical esp,c,.
ap, be costly for the Of the Peopl.
they afcheape they would be bette, sup,o,,1
than now Mg Bs,num taking the lead in reior, "a
the public will generously sustain him. as h.,
fore. There few smple,ons who value an ep,,,,
meut according to rather than its worth h,.h
great majority knew better, and Will &C. accordingly
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

CoRoNERs OFFICE-SundQY. Y...... DEATH OF
ABRAHAM BAnGER.-On the 23d Of September last, the
above Young man. who native Of this State and only ~
years DID, received wound Inflicted with kae IN the eit
side near the sixth rb by Charles Frederick sngpe du.
ring acas that occurred that evening between some
fremen in the Eighth Avenue, Seventeentsreet Dr.
Nelson was Immediately called to attend him, and he was
removed TO the house of his mother No. o. Amosst where
he has been attended by that physician and died
on Saturday morning At the time of the assault young
lsnCprse was taken custody by the Coroner and an
ante m0rtem examination taken-lsmgprlse III the mean
time being fully committed the wound was considered
mortal, which has proved 10 be the case
The Coroner last evening held inquest the body and
a post mortem examination was made by Drs Nelson and
Osborn They discovered severe inflammation Of the lungs
terminating in suppuation, making case OF Phthisis
Pulmonal produced by the instrument used IN staboing
and death the result.
sinrprse will of course be tried for mansaugher The
Jury bV their verdict rendered the following That Abra
ham Bage his death from inflammation Of the
chest produced by wound received at the hands of Charles
Isingprise, on the 23d of September last.
MELAScHoLY DEArH-The Coroner also held an inquest
at No. 81 Mubarryt the body Of Susennah O'anlan
aged SO years born in Ireland Deceased very hard
not having tasted food for several days Verdict" Death
from ntemperance"
SUDDEN Death OF A FEMALE-Aiso in Nineteenth.st.
on the body of Jane Stewart female who had been living
with Robert Stewart for ab.ut weeks when he deserted
he and married another which created grea, excitement
her part She took her bed and died last evening,
detected state Of mind post examination
held on the body by physicians and verdict rendered
that she died from disease Of the stomach aud bowels"
SzppRS DEATH A MAS.-Also, at No. Fifth.street,
on the BODY Of Patrick Henry Smith native Of Ireland,
about 60 wears Of age. He had been for time aing
and was found this morning dead by the side Of his wife
bed Verdict" Death from Inflammation Of the BRAIN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
Minister of Finance

ST. DoM1NGo.-The schooner Ellen Perkins,
Capt Fen.ey from Jereme, st. Domingo brings to
the 10Th u The country still unquiet The people
the place had been apprehensve that the blacks would
come down from the mountains murder and punder them
On the 10th the alarm great that the women and
children volunteered beaswoks with barrels filed
with sand Nothing of it, however though the place
vas under martial law and had been all the time the Ellen
Perkins was in port
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

GTCol. R. NJ. JOHNSON was on Saturday escorted
through several of our principal streets to the
Battery, by large procession of Repealers and
others, who assembled in the Park at o'clock,
and at IL left him on board the Jacob Bell, for
Newark He was very enthusiastically greeted.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

u We would call the attention of our readers
10 Prof af second Lecture of the course 10 be deliver
ed his evening Life of Genius From the acknowledged
abilities Of 'hs learned Professor and Om the splendid e
ort oa Wednesday evening la anticipate rch repast
See advertisement IN another column
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
CITY INTELLlGEN nee.

CouRT CALENDAR -lNonday-SUrERIoR Court.
Nos, l. >, g. A. 5, 8, is, 9, 10, II, u, l3, IA, l5
COMMON PEAs-Nos. l6, 81, l33 90, 40, 81 10 o4, so,
ST. IS, 81 So 90, -, "a, 49, 26 IS, IL.
CIRcutr CouRT.No cause, will be taken up till
Thursday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06
RENE NJ B e r
Tint the Annual Election in this State take
go. t7lees% ROW.

H. Tint the Polls of Election will be Opened at SUN
RISE and Closed at SUNSET.
Ri That the Election continues For One Day Oniy'
~ ihni the names of all candidates must be printed on n
SINGLE TICKET.
" That ~ Full Vote is a WHIG VICTORY.
vi That NEW-YORK EXPECTS EVERY WHIG TO
DO HIS DUTY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

FlREs-The alarm of fire between - and l
o'clock on Saturday, proceeded from the stables of
Mr.. Edgar in rear Of % Marion St, which were en-
tirely consumed, together with small guam
tity Of hay--the cooper's shop of JAS Kline and
carpenters shop Of j. j. Clyde also consumed No.
2 aud No 81 dwelling houses. Marion street. partially
burned; No. 10 Spring street. house. much injured.
Que Of the buildings owned by Mr.. Kline insured
his goods mostly saved
Another alarm given abou, o'clock the evening
which proved De false About ,*o hours later
dwelling houze in the of No. 622 Broadway took fire,
bat extingashed with very little damage 10 the
building.
STILL AseTHER-on Sunday about L. o'clock NJ an
alarm given which proceeded from the burning of the
chimney Of a dwelling in Broadway, Niblos.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

~ FoErUSETEL has been all the rage dn-;rp rho
week Peale's Museum This week the Kenuckv Ninss
and other performers added 10 the attractions for on
shilling -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

u Nine. LAcARE and Mons. Mrso lsss;s,a8
by the Messrs. ETiENNEs) give their last Concert
in our city this evening, at the Apollo.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

Loss OF THE DoN JUAN AND UNITED STATES
loss of the ships Don Juan and United States, the
former from this city and the latter from Phlla-
delphia, both bound to New Orleans. The ship
Don Juan, of Freeport, c. H. Soule master, sail
ed from from New York on the 2lst of Septem.
ber bound for New Orleans the crew and pas
sengers, numbering about one hundred and ninety
six souls, consisting OF every nation, some Of
them Of rotous disposition On the 3Oth she took
we're gale near the Hole -the.Wa S. w point Of Abaco
Her sails carried away and she drfted the mercy Of
the winds and the nohward ill she sound
ngs Anchors let CO. but the pows parted from their
sh7nks aud the vessel dfted ill she struck coral
reef on the lst October, the Great Bahamas The
passengers were all landed safely and have arrived New
Orleans.
The United States totally lost tremendous hurri-
cane on the Island of Key Gord about 25 miles from the
tIoe-in She struck about half past three o'clock
in the aernoon and beat The reef where there but
five feet water .ad sunk aud bilgsd al o'clock P NJ IA
feet water having broksn her back and lost rudLer The
day all the passengers ard landed and three
days afterwards the wr-ckers he assistance and
saved considerable part OF the cargo all in damaged state
great deal of damage said have been lone and rany
lives vst III VIC gaze vi oVtN ot ne Keeper OF
Abaco lighthouse reports having brig capsized off
the Hoe-n.thWal ALL and that lie has doubt ali hands
were lost One schoouer ,eeoeced was los, on
st'rup Key, and Is of l6 pershed.
SUPPOSED Loss OF TIE SCHOONER UNITED
STATES, Nh DESERT, M.Great fears are entertained
the safety this vessel She left this port witt; deck
load Of stock for ST. George, Bermuda the 10th of Sep.
tenber last and has since been heard from She is sup
posed have caFszed Oil Bermuda dnng violent gale on
he Sd of October. Her consisted Of Benjamin S.
Moore, captain, and five seamen two of whom were
blacks, belonging 20 Bermuda. The schooner Tauiier
which sailed from this port days later than United
States had passage OF five days out discharged her cargo
and Is now on The eve Of sailing again Tor Bermuda
CITY PRlsoN STATIsrIcs.-During the past
week there received the City Prison los white
IL white women Il colored men, and coiored wo-
toal, los. Discharged &c white men, SO white wo
men, colored men, and coored women: total. llo-of
which 81 were sent 10 the Peniten,isry. Remaining in
prison, III white men - white women "a cocred men
and color-d women; total, l76
ELLow FFvER--The yellow fever is said to
De worse IN Vcksbugg and has broken out efre in Rod
ney The report OF the Charity Hospital New Orleans, OF
the 9TH gives cases of yellow fever and deaths.
u Col. THOMAS KINAs, formerly Of North
Carolina and for several years Member Of Congress from
that State died al his residence Salem Alabama on the
22d, aged %.
u We would call the attention of our readers
10 Prof Mas second Lecture OF the course 10 b. deliver
ed this evening Life of Genius. From the acknowledged
.f, ,kx
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

PFEMiuM RAz9k sIRoPs-The first premium Of the Far
g. Saunders for the invention Of the Metallic Table, w,,S
four sides-So side having the effect Of hone without
with fine smooth edge ha, person With ore Of them
always kes razo in the most perfect order without having
recourse 10 cutler or barber used and h.,
The Es cutters ot England and certified BY the most
IN thls country Its celebrity has caused
defd oy The coarse and imperfect surface OF what IS called
W1 Sesc sue me si,ginal being smooth and polished
ort articles OF the frs, quality can awaSs be hsd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

% Roussell.s Almond and Rose Shaving Cream RIGGS
Military Soap, Guerlains Ambrosal Cream, Kesan Soap
and large variety Tole, Soaps always for sale at G.
sAoNDERs's Toilet Furnishing Store, lss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-06

ANTONIO LOPEZ Dr ST. Anna
Art l. Are closed without restriction to all exterior
commerce. the frontier customhouses of Taos the de-
partmen Of New Mexico the Passe del Norte we'll
at the Presdo del Nore, in the department OF Chihuahua
after its publication in the capital In consequence Sc"
National Palace al Tacubya, the 7th August, ls4S
(Signed) LOPEZ ANTONIO DE SANTA ANA.
IGNAcios TRIGERos,
Mlnisier Of Emance