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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

NJ The St. Louis Gazette OF the lth instant
says, an organized party of five or SIX hun'tsa tSi
men has started for Nauvoo, 10 release rom u'
custody of the Mormons, DR.. fllichcocS, L . .
Marshal of Iowa. DR.. IL. went TO NauVoo " y
arrest criminal, and was seized and connnel
by the Prophets followers.
NAvAL.-The T. S. ship St. LOUIS was at GsPe
Town (Cape Of Good Hope on the 27;h + I 'Ji ~
bound to the East Indies. Officers and ere" o.
weil
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

MuRDEk.-An inquest was held yesterday in
Boundary street, on The body OF Robert, slave,
the property of joins vISYARD, Esq. Verdict OF
the Jury" that the said boy, Robert, came to
his death by some sharp instrument driven into
the left breast opposite the heart, by some per-
son or persons unknown Charleston Cour.
SUPPOSED MuapgR-A black man and woman,
both drunk, were arrested this morning in this
village, charged with the murder of their child, an
infant about one year old, which was seen alive
with them on Thursday, and found dead and bu-
.ied yesterday rnorning, with marks of violence
on It's head. They were under examination last
evening when our paper went to press.
Saratoga Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
4 City WorkhcIise.

Every body agrees that our City Aims House
ught to be Workhouse, or that those who sub
sist on the charity of the public ought to be vii
ling, and required even il not willing, TO conul-
| uutc by their labor toward their own support, so
far as they have ability. Yet VIC apprchend ii
| failure TO secure the end in view from the very
TACT that public sentiment is so unanimous thai
TOO little attention is given TO the matter If the
object were not 50 palpably just, we should fee
greater assurance OF obtaining It,
We fear the Corporation will content Itself
| with some partial, shor-sightcd, inadequate, ten
porary resort. Thus we hear some small Island
IN the Sound-costly and difficult of access al
some seasons-spoken Of as the probable site OF
The new Aims House. This would be most un-
fortunate In our Judgment, the new establish
ment should be
l. Located ten to thirty miles from the City
Hal! on either the Harlem or Long Island Rail
-oad. as il shall appear that the best bargain can
&c made for land and permanently for the trans
,o.tatiun of each person sent thither:
ii. Abundoatiy provided with land, so that the
paupcrs may raise all their own vegetables, fruits,
rrain, &C. &c. and have room for raising alGl-
berries il it shall be found that the Silk Culture
may proiitably employ some labor which could
not otherwise DC made available. la other words,
the Aims House establishment should have not
less than square mile Of good land, or a thou
sand acres il only half be arabic. Let the whole
concern work for Itself 50 far as possible and con-
sumc It's own products. If It's industry is directed
10 two or three branches, il vii! excite speedy and
ius, complaint from those now engaged in those
branches.
Hi. Every effort should be made TO care the
disease OF PaupeFism III those afflicted with IT.
Ten hours faithful labor should be required o.
every one who is in full health and less or lighter
work of the feeble; and every exer'ion should be
made 10 teach the able-boded TO support them
selves. A great many are paupcrs because they
eerc brought u? for idle gentlemen and ladies',
aud have failed III that line of business. Let them
be taught good wholesome ways OF getting liv-
ing, and thoroughly weaned OF the genteel vices
of tipping and smoking, and they viii not long
permit the public to have any thing TO do with
their support To this end, the best and most
winning master workmen should be employed to
direct the several branches. More at another
time.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

CLAY Soyos.-Jas.L. Hewitt, 372 Broadway, has
published fine collection OF Clay and Frelinghu!
sen Songs, under The title of ''Lays OF Ashland y
rhey comprise Come, Come, Gallant Wings,
Glare &c Way for Ole Kentuck,' How happy the
Farmer Huzza, then for Harry but best OF all,
Our CLAY and Freling ghuysen.'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

NORTH CAKoLlSA-The Wings of the lid
Electoral District of North Carolina have nom-
mated JOSIAH COLLINS, Esq. for Presidential
E!cctor In the vth (Raleigh) District ROBERT
r GILLIAN, ESQ has been nominated
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

ABOLITION CoNvsNTIoH.-lhis body met AZ
Talman Hall, in The city OF Rochester, on The
18th INST. Delegates appeared rom eight state
and c. II. SuErAHD Of Wyoming PRESIDED
Speeches were made by Gcrntt Smith and Avian
stewart on Texas &c. and on the following day
monument, prepared at Albany, was erects' al
Mount Hope to the memory of The late MYRoS
IIoIIEY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

Mr. DoRx-Thc Court adjourned last night
without tecidind finally in the case. Eighteen
points urged in favor OF new trial had been ar
gued and decided by the Court against him. a
motion was made for posiponemcnt OF sentence,
but not allowed. Yesterday in arrest of judg-
mcnt, exception was taken TO the jurisdiction OF
the Court. The question was argued by the
counsel for the State, but owing TO the i'll health
of Mr. Atwcll, the Court adjourned without final
" deciding and gave him until week from
Monday TO hand in his argument in writing.
rProyidcnce TRANSCRIPT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

SENTENCE FOR MAIL RosBfRy.-Nathanel
Wilson, formerly a mail carrier between Brook
vile and Cambridge in Indiana, has been lound
guilty OF robblng The mail, and sentenced to the
penilentiary for II years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

- The INFANT SISTERS, whose eminencc MS
Vocaliss and Dancers has excited much admiration
in Europe, arrived II; this port yesterday, having
been engaged by Mr. Barnum for the American
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

AWFUL DEArH.-,ir. p. {. Latham, & very res
pectabe citizen ofSpringhed, Ill. was killed, on the
road to Shawneetown, several days since, by being
thrown from his horse, and the dry branch of a tree
falling across him,probably dislodged from the crotch
of another tree where one end resting as he fell
Mr. Latham and friend mad stopped ander the tree
for shelter from sudden storm. which lasted out a
few moments and in resuming their way the fatal
accident occurred. Mr.. L. was wears old, and has
left wife and several children. The members OF
the Springfield Clay Club lof which he was mem
ber on learning his death Immediately met and pass.
cd resolutions ofregret and condoence
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

GEoRGlA.-Thc Wings OF the WITH District
have nominated JOIN ]. FLOYD for Congress, IN
opposition 10 Hugh A. Haralson, the incumbent
iierc will be spirited contest. The District
embraces Troup County, ian old Multiplying
stronghold, where the Texas question will hurt
the Wings If any ,rhcre,) with Coweta, Henry,
Newton, Meriwethcr, and other hard fought fields.
The total vote last year was 5,25S Wing to 4,12I
Loco; Wing majority 52l, or just about its fair
share OF the 3,7O5 Wing majority in the State.
Col! ROBERT y. TooMDs, a capital speaker, has
been nominated by the Wings Of the With
augusta District. No question herc-he will
be elected very decidedly. Vote last year-Whig
1867; Loco 2.975.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

CONVICTED OF MukDER-Samuel Irwin has
been t-ed at Beaver, Pa. for the murder of Wil-
kinson and found guilty. Rrynolcs Was also
tried as an accessory and acquitted
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

DEHPsrsR's LAST CoNcEKr.-The closing Con-
cert OF Nr. Dempsler takes place this evening. We
always part with lhi. artist regre,ully. He sings
with an union of polish, taste and genius that We
know not where else TO look for. Those who have
been prevented hearing him during his present 'siI
should be on the alert secure seats FOR this evening.
The LARGEST YEr.-Col Bull showed US a
strawberry yesterday measuslng five inches IN
circumference. Beat that Hartford Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

From HAvANA-Pcr FAST sailing bark " Eliza
beth j." Capt Remington, from Havana, June
lth. we have received our regular files OF the
" Diario dc Ia Marina" the Faro Industrial
and " Naticoso Lucero' together with their
respective prices current.
Since the last account-iurwardcd to the Uni
ted States there had been no movement OF po-
,ical nature The active measures OF the local
Government in putting down the late attempt
at insurrcclion, appears to have given general
satisfaction
The papers generally have paid much attHn-
tion, deprecatory to the subject OF the " Texas
Annexation.
The coasting trade of Havana had exp'rlcn-
ccd very great increase over the same last year.
there being for the month OF May, an increase oi
i46 vessels, with the products OF the island DIS
charged at Havana
Measures were taken in the different cities OF
Cuba To light them with gas.
The accounts Of rams having taken place
throughout the whole of The "Ncutt Abalo,
which were previously reported, appe"r to nave
,sen exaggerated They were, At BEST bur 1t
drop in the bucket The mortality among the
cn,ile is dreadful, and Is DAILY becoming worse.
fbs portion of the island. nj the last accounts,
had not experienced the beneficial Intincnc's Of
l,c rains ti.nl he'd fallen ia the ne!ghborh"od o!
Havana. TIE Aurora states that IN ha,anzas
and It's precincts, the rain had fallen III abun-
dance. ~. s. Phil Gez.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

MAssAcuuserrs.-Gov Gov BRicGs has nominaed
10 the Council. CHARLES 4. foNDEs, Esq. OF
Northampton, as Cn,ei Justice, ard EMosT
WAsuDuGx, Esq. of Worcester, and JoshrA II:
WARD. Esq. OF Salem, as Associate Justices o.
the Court OF Common Pleas Of that State
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
The Vetoed Harbor Bill.

The following arc the items of the Eastern
Harbor BILL vetoed by John Tyler, backed by
Eig2ty Loco.Focos in the House, Including
Chnppcll of Ca and only -Four Wings, while
Sinty-niac Wings and only THirty,iow Loco
Encns voted aranst the Veto.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

DIsrREsslyG.--The Pittsburgh Age says Som
weeks since, Mr.. kelso resident OF Cumoeii
land county, in this State, left his home in good
health and hish spirits, and went on visit to hl,
sister in Washington county, Pa. where he arrived
in safety. He had not been long there, however
until il become evident TO all who observed b,H'
that from some unknown cause, his mind had gs, I.
come deranged; every means was resorted TO oy ~
friends to restore him again 10 his sen7ef, but uei
efforts proved vain. He was taken home 10 h''
wife, family and friends a raving maniac.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
DEATH OF THREE DISTINGUISHED MEN.-The
NewHav Herald says:

1" Ii is our melancholy duty 10 record the demise
Of three ot the most prominent citizens OF our o'atr
TIMOTHY DWIGHT, Mr.. lrHiEL lows, and Dir.
NATHANIEL TERRY. Their deaths were almost
Simultaneous, occurring " thin lew hours oil each
other and will make lasting impression on our
community. Mr.. DWIGHT was a son oi the late Pre-
ldeni Dwight of iule College, and has long been
one of our most valuable and respected cltZens.
MIR. TowN is the wei! known architect OF many OF
our public structures and also ot the
in New York, which city has been his principal! re-
sdence for several years. Mr. TERRY had been on
a visit to his son in this city, and bat few days
since was walking in our streets i'll his usual health
lie has filled many eminent stations in public iiie
and was highly respected us citizen and CIVILIAN
MURDER AND Lynch Law IN MIssIssIrpl.-
The Natchez Courier of the 18th inst. contains
the particulars OF an atrociOus murder in Jeiicr-
son county, Miss. with the summary execution
Of two of the murdcrers. 1t seems that Il MIR.
VIM Boyd, planter living near Torry's store,
was about to correct one of his negroes for some
offence, when the fellow turned upon his mas.
ter and was about TO overpower him. The
latter called upon two negro women, who were
at work IN the same field, for assistance but IN
stead of helping they fell upon him with their
hoes and soon put him to death. The three ne
groes sccrcted the body of Alr. b., in a brush
heap bat in two days time 1t beginning 10
smell they removed it to log pile, sci every
thing on fire, and burnt the body TO ashes
The negroes, suspecting that the absence Of
their master would soon be known, assumed
boldness enough to tell some of the neighbors
that Mr.. b., had been absent for some days
that his horse had come up saddled, bridled
&c. and that they suspected foul play. a
search was Immediately instituted by the neigh
bors, and after some time they came upon the
spot in the field where the combat had takel
place between MIR. Boyd and the negroes. One
thing led to another until the negroes were al
arrested, when they acknowledged their crime
as stated above. The excitement among tn,
people assembled was very great. About ONT
hundred persons were collected on Friday last
3lst ut. one week from the DAY of the murder
They appointed jury OF eighteen men to decide
what should be Zone with the negroes. -Four
teen of the jury were for hanging the negroes
and four against II. Two OF the negroes, thc
man and one of the women, were hung in
stantly. The other woman, being pregnan,
was spared.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
Hear Edgetield again

Resoired Tha, in james X Polk recognize an nhls
bold advocate of immediate Annexaan a.! leAas, and En
and opponent Gt PrOttcge IGrF assumption
State Debts and Abolition and lat therefore, coriIu'
approve OF his nomhon and pledge ourselves 10 MS scp"
ReSo!red That the Tariff Act OF iSI2 liable I" all tlt
objections have heretofore n1de 10 the cnnsiutohhi
apd OF the o the Federal Government iu
the Protection OF DOnestc Manufactures with the eEfIuN
tun that breach of the faith 'shed I" Us i the
COMPROMISE o 1892 aud TINT regard tie tse aud medS&r
Of resistance 10 S oct matters 20 Be S6tted np" oH'
oon Of ezDedteRcg Se,o be htrdersa 3V g7
SUPPOSED ALLEGlASCE TO THE tkpERAL uovEHNNENr.
These gentlemen thoroughly understand the
question. They 60 for Free Trade, Texas ant
Nulll6cation--iilereiore or James X. Polk. Ano
will the Albany Argus succeed IN concealing
from the Freemen OF New-Yo.l, the true issue ?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

u The different Temperance Societies OF
Providence held grand festival in that city On
TIE llih inst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

r. Pos,.Oi,ice has been established at Greenfield Hill
Fairfield Co. Conn. nstead Of Mass enormously stated
few days sace, and IRA BENEDICT Esq appointed Post;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
Polk in South Carolina.

The nomination of James X. Polk for Presi.
dent of these United States has been received
with incredulity in many quarters and with pro
found astonishmcnt almost every where but with
sincere pleasure by the Loco-Focos OF two States
Tennessee and South Carolina The latter
are e1ulting immediately at their unexpected
good fortune in securing the nomination of u man
so entirely after their own heart. Thus they held
large meeting in the Edgefield (hlr. Calhoun's)
District, and declared that
"Mr CLAys rst effort the OF the United States
wa- in favor Of Internal Improvement ana his hrs; great,
speech his second election 10 that body early
1909. (acor Of PRoTEcrivE Tariff te&et teoa m
thu title of Father OF the .3gcr,cGa SgSteM HiS SUbSc
ousat career has prOrtG hIS CONSISTENCY upon al these
poins on whch and many ohe oi import the DemOcrac,
OF the whole cc::nry cIih Inn. Shall such
man. protesting such principles be made President G es,
United States Let the Democracy Of the country, from
Name to Louisiana. universal accangton respond
Never. Never"
Hear this, We slanderers who assert that Mr.
Clay talked against Protection when lately III
Carolina
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

u The Wing papers OF Western New York
arc speaking irreyerentIy of the oratory OF MAJ.
DAvEzAc, who is now stumping for Polk and
Dallas through that region. They must be hard
to please. We like the Major. We DO Mt know
aman on ,ha, side We would prefer 10 have speak
ing from this to November. Only he ought not
TO blink the Tariff question. Here he is ultra
Free Trade.
The RAILROAD RAscALrry.-In the Court Of
Common Pleas yesterday. Parker Cummings. IN.
ticted for removing roil from the New. Bedford
and Taunton Railroad, was found guilty and SEN
t.nced 10 four years in the State Prison.
Charles Rider, indicted for participating in the
same act, was found guilty and sentenced to
three years in the State Prison. n. B. Bulletin
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

FROM Rio J,SERo Capt. Williams, OF the
brig Magouu, from Rio, April %, informs us 'ha'
the long talked OF nuptials of Count d'AqmIa
and the Princess Januaria, sister Of the Emperor,
was celebrated with great 'pomp and c'rcum-
stance the day before he sailed. The occasion
was made one of the greatest National rejoicing
and ies,ivity. Cannon were fired necessarily
throughout the day, the iagsin the harbor and
on shore were all flying, and in the evening the
whole city was brilliantly illuminated.
There was no other news ahoat, Nothing
later from Montcvideo. The q. 5. ship Rarltan
was at Rio, and the Boston sailed April 2l for
Pernambuco. All WELL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

WcoL.-Ncycr was there as much wool brought
into This market in onc dayas was bought on Sat
urday by Shcdd & Ganson and Duguid. Farmers
with wagons loaded with feeces came in from all
sections of the country and took the cash for their
wool-realizing handsome prof: on their labor,
and an advance OF five cents per pound from last
wears prices lie Roy Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
,,,,,ots-rhe August Contest. sc.
Correspondence Of TIE TnJuhe' -.
CLpS,. Illinois. June s. Isl

A..
An election comes off IN this State on the hfst
Monday of August next, for Representatives to
CONGRESS Members ofthc Legislature, Sherii, and
Countv Commissioners The election will bcGuite
An animated one but the luIl vote will not be out
mill the Presidential Election. The Congrss>on-
Al canvass can hardly be said to DC as yet iaiFy
open. In the first District now represented by
Robsrt Smith there has no; been any caucus
nomination made, but Ex. Gov. Reynolds, an TX
N. C. has been on the stump io7 three months
rs an independent Loco Foco candidate lhe
:. rcaul.rs'' are determined he shall not go, and
tbey viii bring out Caucus candidate against
him. and if they get into quarrel 1t would not
ho STRANGE if = rood Wing should be elected. In
the second District. John 4. McCleriand, (Lo-
on \ the present incumbent, will be reelected
He will probably have no opposition. In the
third District. O. B. Ficklia, tL"co) now mem
ber. has been nominated to- reelection by pack.
cd Convention, and Wickiife htchcH, Esq. OF
the same politics has taken the stump against
him. The Wings in that District have not yet
nominated their candidate There has been no
Convention on either side in The fourth District
which has the distinguished honor of beng rep
resented by Long John VI entwoE'h. suppose
Long John will be nominated and reelected:
judge DouGLAss, the present Loco incumbent,
has been nominated for reelection Iii tic fih us
trct, and he will be opposed and defeated by the
Hon. o. H. BRowNING, a gallant Wing, and an
able and popular man. josErn ?. lloGE mas
been nominated for reelection by the Locos OF
the With District, where the Wings have brought
out MARTIN P. SWEET, Esq. who is now canvass
ing the District with great spirit. This is the
Mormon District, and Joe Smith, holds the bal
ance of power. The result depends upon Joe'S
''politcal revelations" -.
Gen. JOHN j. HARDIN of the With District
and the only Wing Member III the present Con
gress, but full match for the whole SIX Locos
has declined reelection, and EDWARD D: BA-
KgR, ESQ., Wing, has been nominated TO NIL ms
place. lie will OF course be elected, Trough
believe the other party has pat up man by the
name OF Cclhoun to be defeated Dy hln
The season here thus lar has been wet, and the
Mississippi and Fever Rivers have been higher
than for many years. The miners have been a
GOOD dea! cbstructcd in their operations by the
surface water, but still they arc raising large
amounts of mineral. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17

HoNEsr-Thc New. FORK correspondent OF
the Charleston Mercury, thus candidly contsse'
the truth touching Mr.. Po'k's nomination -
THE fact was, that the Democratic party was
weary Of the old issues on which they were Ge'
feated in 1910 and that they wished 10 begin the
war on new grounds. This, they have done
Without dsrcspect to Mr.. Van Buren,, yet true "
their best interests and highest principles, tGeJ
have selected men mare faithfully representing
the latest ghases Of the Democratic masses"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
Nrw-HAMrsHlRE.-Thc Loco.Foco Conven,
ton Of this state met on the 18th, and nominated
f,r C5,r1.aor--JOIIN II. STEELE Of Peerboro'-
4IGIN p II VI i.E. o Dover. a.
" .EeTaJcrs -IGSES NORRIS. JI. oi l';i-aeld
ef IMAGE MUUiION, Q. Manchss'ef'
Congress, JAMES II JOHNSON, OF Bath
lHCuIlpts4Ls.

We rejoice that Mr iiale, who IS the aoieS'
man in the present Delegation, and on whom
dead set was made because OF his vote Tor the
R ght OF Petition, has been re-nominated Edmund
Burke and John r Reding, the smallest two
men in the present Delegation, have been very
properly left of. Mr.. Johnson comes forward
with some reputation; Mr.. Moulton, we THINK
mus; have been nominated by mistake.
For Poll Eiee;9rs ,,-,,,, ..,,.,.-.....
lEx-Gov. WILLIAM B ApGER, OF G!iinanion'
Senatorial General JOHN MCNlEL o' ttiil'ooi? p,
Elijah CutgiER. Newtown. ELIsAH SAWIER' keene.
-. - u,LE, Fmnslr JoHs l. PUTsAM. Cla:eH'oA'
In the Legislature, on Wednesday, lhos' r.
Treadwell was elected Secretary OF State John
Atwood State Treasurer; Sampson B. Lord
Colnnissary General and Carroll n Baker State
Printers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
Appointments by The President.

Lad
'runN.s u. inPE - he Marshal 81 te Cnfd s1'es '"'
han CoRYrLL to js r.l"Donte1 DepTy r0,ii
a. fss;a fenn.y vice Peter NHier. rejected ~ ue
,,x - l,sayenafIy. 70 be Collector Of the Cu''' M
I,.f,irf Of tene,ee nrd Inspector U The keNepe" Tor
he rt If Rochester New York. vice Joseph strong rejected
py the Sennie - c.,l..,, NJ, tho -,,.,,,,, fo, tb.
~. md lnsoecio OF the Revenue or the fo u LIZ e
r New Jersey. vice stephen Wlie'ts eltete1 oS
''- ,5.;.ctions bv the Sennte-JvSE II, i.ti
r,|x g ru.rx,v ms Deputy Postmaster al Norwich
cam erri-ut vicc t.lycn :, n.pp'n: 'eiT -" - ,.ti
- 80, Harvey Ctpf1. rcl,' tsi '] me go
iir,,.y CRosKgR COllecior % o..e'", :' -. ' "
gI B.-tlu aud thar'csinn, HIn>>4O-'''se''s' ''N ~
~ - -ficcred ny the Senate. a., ~. . -.
u -. IL " ho yrns appointed GuI,rS ~, 't,''
lyiIII,x SIf.LER. Navy Agent. e. Ne" On Fie'
Robert C. WhtlmOfe removed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-17
l SF.IIItt' -. - i.Il
r.. ,,r,,c,-we have file of jamaica

Feox JAnAlcA-We have file OF Jamaica
na oers to The l6lh May. The most interesting
item of intelligence is the commencement OF the
Scrog rains, which had just taken place. Inc
rivers were already beginning to be much s'Yol-
len. and several persons had been dfowned III at
tempting to cross them. The indications tor d
good crop were favorable
The news from other portions of the West In
dies is not important The Cornwall Chronicle
OF May IS contains the following notice OF affairs
in Cuba
difficult, to come the truth. or 10 give anything lhe
e. yiew of The citations that distract colony
az @ t;,sd n, ,fa, of Cuba without the means oi Zee
, and with one merely under the sryeiIance o' Govern
nen that would be dangerous "rsh the snae opnG p ~
on the accorns which have been eceved ana wn'rh W" %
G,n ~, The ,resouy pages. We may however sIeculu'e
"n the present instability of that country and mercy
Tho, s goveruor decisive hero as he wouu nay" u
brave men belonging other countries ana me ,sr DE
bv whom he surrounded belonging 10 s own we
may Justly calculate that desperaecIs WGn; pct, & rs @
10 ,,slt nrSets has driven bm TO such dl'paN- tc fp
,senntiy of both England ana Amcrcn are ;Fnei ~ i1
sI they have l,en then Cuba i not IA: from
~ ather demolished both by external and internal iies