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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
MORE NEW GOODS.

{ HE subscribers have just received BY The
Stock. consisting oC blue black and steel mixed
sattiiets; Kentucky jeans, very cheap; pilot
cloths. hanneis, iinseys, Canton danneis, white
and colored prints. new aud beautiful styles; al
paccas plain and figured, fine hish linens, blkt
shawls, sc. Also, large and splendid assert
ment Ut 40
lD OTIS AND SHOES,
Otter, seal and musk caps, an assortment Of
cloth caps, and childrea's velvet caps. new
and beautiful article, all Of which will be sold
extremely low, wholesale or retail
The subscribers have made such arrangements
in the Fast as will enable them 10 keep constant
ly on hand, we'll selected stock of goods OF
every description, which they are prepared 10
sell wholesale at ST. Ionis p,ires. Country
merchants are invited 70 call before purchasing
elsewhere.
wanted.
Wheat, fax seed. dry hides ard heeswax, fer
which the highest price will BE- given.
sept2S ~ WI .COOLBAUGHA Co.
J.. r. TALLANT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
wArss STREET. BURLINGTON.
HAS received he spring aud summer sup
III pt,es at nr'tcles il hia line. an! respect
fully nvit.s tie attention ai PIN s,cians and
.deaiers to the assortment. quality and pric' s
sf the same. His stock impair, c"rs's,sni
EA cz FRI. rch qnin,ne :t'0 lbs EPSON SALT
IN 50 lhs camphor 100 "hrims'one
tnlhs Peruvian bark 100 : sul .hnr
SO sugar lead 50 "cream TARA,
IS :. caionel Is ",a,enne y,
IS :. red ptecipita 100 ",artaric acid
$50 "s"da.
PAINTS. DyE STurrs. &c, ne.
+ sn,ihs vsri,,an red 900 10. v,u.
coo :" cam@nod IS ;. cnromc grecn
400 - alum M TOO IS. - ,cto~
SO - copperas 100 hiharge
50 :. tlue virriot Nm, :. oi' 1T vttrtol
I cask a.adderS 100 :. hnrax
I bti corai varnish S hhl-. cut ana
ground loywood. .l,esware; ho,,lrs aud yial>
of all Xmas, whi,rwash. paiat, va,aish ana
sash brushes. backing, hrnnzes, gold leaf.
matches. land paper, nk, erariot.n afrss.
4 C., &C. Srotci Alar".o,. and Ia ,.pae snufis
Miners PATENT rUMrs.
F"r wells. custer s. {. OF M, trfth. A
full suprl, at THE snprrl"s pump - n,8 r.
c,ivs d, AMI all wanting Can be supplied -
THIS is d.cioedly the cheapest, h,s'. and
rros, durable af,lc,e Of ;hs kind now IN use
Ii never gets. out of oder and is 81 east.
woked mat n child ut ,ipht Wears nd can
ra,sc water with II. For sale low, bv
J.F. TAELANI.
NOR 20 'I4-,f fx
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28

Salt and DacOn.
Salt for sale cheap, 1900 lbs
n OO ehoice Bacon for sale hy
July 20 IA WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
500 PIECES rnENCM, ENGLISH ANp AMEisItAx pn,xrs

Seme 81 The most ts~u,,uI styles. aud almos
ever, p,ice, nom q I ! 10 ~ ctnts.
Nis'g' ,t.'k a. Gngt.ms. hghi aud dark; sproi
che. H.. furniture rr,,,., aud rnsi, u plasds
Ted. wiz. snd yellow f.hne.s. Plaid aud piai,
lhs,ss anh n.n l..
ri,c.> ingrair rar,eling. rici dark coiors.
D. bal, b mn>iin.
.0,ia lbs u,n yarn.
IN, lbs carpet chain
l 500 lbs sole |, athtr. es&
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
lB 0Ns AND 0,HhleN,
wanted.

Wheat, fax seed. dry hides ard heeswax, 70
which the highest price will BE- given.
sept 2S "a VIZ. COOLBAUGHA Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF
Il Il v M q Il g ClOthing.

I25D do do .ait;ret,, m
Jeans pants
- do heavy twi'ied forest cloth A,
W SIR satin n, rino. vale ncia ard velvet y.,,.
~ tnt mn lin shirts. iin-n blossoms and collar
ln fac calico aud check shirts.
i . pairs CAUTION lannei and dr,llin. draw,
st~k'. crsvsts and sasps ad.rs; together WIN
.oot., L. sna the NJ ., oaei iug season. The 80.
. cut ut our oan s,o.ls. wLph .nsties y. IN -
ste rn maze sl,thi"g MI of which we are pr~parsi
q. p~.: All kind, o. Ccunlry rrotlce received
WESTERN:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
Lands for Sale,

NOR SALE, Or will be exchanged for tow,
II property, two tracts Of land in TOWNSHIP,
10, near the Fairvicw Farm, and one tract il
Township II. Apply 10
aug 24'4a JAMES NJ. MORGAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28

coo ACRES Or CHOICE LAND in.
UOO Louisa County, Iowa. This land
is Of first rate quality, and is within one mile Of
Columbus City, and about 3 miles from the
forks Of Iowa and Cedar rivers. fair propor-
Ion timber. This land is situated in good aud
we'll settled nrishborhood. and within few
niles Of 2 mills 4 will sell il al together 81
siiyide it TO suit purchasers. A splendid bargain
AN be bad by enqairing Of PHnrr GoRE, Of
Columbus CITY. or the subscriber at Burlington.
may Is ~ WESLEY JONES.
(HaWkeye copy) Ta
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
WIN. S.BAkkER. r. WAIT.
HAGIE,E!B 8 WATTS
Manufacturers OF Cabinet Ware
and Chairs,

Manufacturer or Cabinet Ware
and Chairs,
Valley Street, 6et~.sn Main and Waier
Streets, Burlington. iowa.)
for past fasor.. would res
prc,faily intnrm The ci,;zens"f Bur-
'ington and il. Vicinity ,ha, ,i,ey have now
u hant general assortment of all kinds af
Cabinet Ware, including Bureaus, Tables.
Stands, Rtds,eads, &c. &c. 80. ALSO:
@HH - = QR -
GN % every description. including
NsxN full Grtcian, Arm. Parlor and al
VA~ kirsis Of comm"L chairs.
EnE The suhscripcrs ha, ing n good
nv t"ook Of material. on hand will
be ready to fli MI orders with prnmp,re.-
and despatch. n, ne low prices ne can be at
fordcd in The Wes,.
N. 3. Bnr-'u and store dra wcr knobs KEEP,
constantly on hand and for sale cheap
BARKER 4 WAIT.
vorv. 9Th ,ea. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
N the Ladies.

A IL kinds Of fall and winter goods for ladie
n dresses, beautiful asst Of calicoes, late
style, silks, chemisetts, coienetts, collars, cuff
edgines, inseFtines and Outings. cotton caps Stew
arts caps black and varigate4 cord tasseis, ridin
'e.ps, kid gloves Of all cele,Es, beautiful ass
Of ribbons ard great many littls notions to
nsncroas = nsutisn, y. sale 4
ect Is, M GARRETT r Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
T0RACCO.

V7IRGINtA aud Mo. Tobacco Tor sale ~
Sepla W ~ rEvOE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
FRESH GROCERIES.

lust received. sup~u"r n q sugar: Rio
- Havana, Mocha and Laeuira Coffee: en-
perior Y II and Imperial Teas. for sale whole.
sale or retail. the lowest rates Tor cash.
Mach % 1874 a8 FIG PEAstsY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28

, 'oo 'a'e- shoes and boots. very low by n. -.
or single pr. "s css
40 duz-n fur aid f:t trimmed cloth. VIZ.
gia1ud caps. Hair aud s.al-tt do. nj. 10
We received dnsct from III. manut.r,a.s '''s
can = " aboct as low rs ST Louis brsr. II. ~. ~
d,z.a. - hs
Florence braid aud straw boonets. witA ..a..s
assortment of groceries Of all kiads; h.,ds.g
hats, books staio1ery.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
'Hs w W, f"VfW
Wanted:

= THOUSAND good toen skin. for which
- will pay he highest nfa.A,t pii.e ~ cash %
goods. ln,ai 50 ESLEN JONLs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
For Ren

1 DWELLING HOUSE on Valley .tr%e
~ lately occupied BY John Wendle, will b
rented verv low il applied for soon.
asg "a ~ WIN. GARRETT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28

American Hotel ut Iowa Ci,y
FOR SALE.
a II WILL sell the AMERICAN HO.
SSssssk u TEL at Iowa City, (the Capital Of
I-sS Iowa. at great bargain. This Hotel
is three stories high, bnilt of brick, aud finished
in plain style, with l6 rooms; aud is situated
near the southwest corner Of the Public square,
within one hundred yards of the Capitol, and in
full view Of the whole town, on high and dry
grounsl. susceptible Of great improvement. APP
ply to PIEsANr ARTHUR, Iowa City, or
81 ISIS ,e. WESLEY JONES, eig.
a5sssA Bnriingfon, Iowa.
MAY Is IA (Hawkeye copy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
FLOUR! ELUUIt

En BBI.s. OF Hopper. bee. family 5. F. aou,
OU Tor sale b.
March 3. Us. hAytD
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-12-28
Hats Caps and Bonnetts.

ENTLEMExs cashmere, Eur Russia. Muir.
NJ and silk Hats, otter, seal, tnuskrai cloth In
irim'd. plain cloth, the navy and oper style, Chi
drens fancy cloth. sealette, glazed. aud .selvs
caps. ladies straw and florence braid bonnetts, o.
hand and for sale cheap BY
sct IS, VIZ. GARRETT & Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-08-20


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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-12-27
VOL. V.-NO. %.

physical energies. wan, Of confidence
in the credit Of the state, bege,s dislrus,
amongst her citizens and extends TO The
various intcrchanges of business. The
people are so directly dependen, upon,
and influenced by, the prosperity Of The
state. that 10 relieve the one we mus, ef.
fectually restore tie other. The state and
her citizens are both involved in one com,
mon distress. TO be availing, the rene.
dy must be co.extensive with the evil,
and is only to be found in adequate, sta
bIe, and practical legislation.
fearful weight Of responsibility is
now resting upon the legislature and pub
lie iuncionaries. BY due exercise Of
wisdom, fortitude, and deliberation, they
can, for the present, greatly palia;c, and,
in time, wholly eradicate the evil. The
day OF temporizng expedients has passed
the hour Of trial is al hand. We must
now choose between honor and infamy.
The question is now reputation, or the
payment Of our jus, and honest debts. Ii
Is idle TO deceive ourselves by longer pro.
craslinalion. The rapid accumulation of
unpaid interest, warns us tina, further de-
lay will be fatal. Now or never, the ef-
fort must be made TO rescue the state from
Irretrlevable ruin, and indelblc disgrace.
If wise and judicious financial policy
is adopted by the present legislalure-one
that shall not Cypress the people. bu, shall
give clear and positive evidence on The
part Of the state that she acknowledges
her debt, and evinccs a willingness TO paw
according to her ability; the money can
DC obtained without difficulty to complete
the canal, when this is done the caral
property will liquidaie the canal debt,
and the state will then only have TO pro.
vide for the Internal Improvement debt.
Her augmented resources and increased
population will enable her TO meet this
debt without difficulty. In the meantime
her credit vii! be ellecually restored, and
she will have the ability to complete her
other public Improvements, fully develope
all her avenues of wealth, greatly enlarge
her power and immcasuraby extend her
influence and greatness.
So bright dawn as beamcd upon the
first existence of Illinois, should not be
longer darkencd and obscured by broken
contracts and violated faith.
Al! Of which is respectfully submitted.
MICHAEL RYAN.
Springfield, Dec. 9th, 1874.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-12-27
a NnIilCl for Wives,

In the district of Beemin Sooar, a noun.
famous country, inhabited entirely by the
Berber tribes Of Morocco, there is one
place where, during the fair, a barter of
very curious kind takes place. This fair
is held only once year, and IS chiefly re-
sorted TO for the purpose Of bachelors find
ing wives, married men adding to their
matrimonial treasures. and the madcns or
widows getting husbands III fact, the
whole affair resolves itself into the wo-
men selling themselves but to escape the
gnonlny of such procedure, the traffic
is carried on in the following manncr;--
Each lady desiring TO enter into wedlock.
dresses herself IN her best and most be-
coming attire, and taking with her piece
OF cloth OF her own weaving, sits down
unveiled in the market place. The men.
both young and old, who are candidates
for marmony, parade about the market,
examining the texture Of the cloth dis
played by the ladies', and scru,inizing a,
the same time their looks and behavior.
Should the customer be pleased with the
maiden, he inquiries tie price Of the cloth
she replies by naming what she would ex-
pect as a dowry, and the amount Of this
she raises or depresscs, according as the
candidate for her heart may please her,
resortlng TO the demand of an exorbitan.
sum should she be avorse to the Iurcha.
ser. During this barter the enamored
swain is able in some degree 10 Judge of
her temper and character. If they come
to an agreement, the parents of the girl
are appealed TO, and they have the right
OF assent; the parties adjourn to a public
notary, the contract is made, and the pur-
chased bride is carried OF TO her new
home. In this traffic, widows are at low
rate price in general, and divorced ladies
sell their cloths very cheap. The wife
thus purchased cannot be resold, however
much the purchaser may repent his bar
gam. She is his lawfully welded wife,
and retains the purchase money, which is
her Jolnure or dowry. 1t is evident that
this curious system of barter has been re-
sorted TO by these Mahommedan noun
ialneers as means Of eyading the law Of
the Prophet, which inlerdicis all court
ship before marriage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-12-27
ILLINOIS LEG.sE.ATURE.
COMMUNICATION FROM TIE GOVERNOR

COMMUNICATION FROM THE GOVERNOR,
Loying b,t1re tie Senate The repoa IF NJ. hymn,
one Of the Commissioners on The part # tie
State, 20 ncgo'iGte ,eik tie Anerican and Fm-
eign Jond hoLicrs, FIR a further Gdrmce Of
money 10 complete tie E!I'oiS 4 Mchigan Ca"ak
EHrcUrivE DGPAurMr~T,2
Springfield, Dee. 10, 1914.
To the Senate
/ have the honor to lay before the senate the
report of the Hon. Michael Ryan, one of the COM
mlssionors on the part Of the state to negotiate
with the American and foreign boud-hnlders for
a further advance Of money 10 complete the ILL.,
nois and Michigan Canal, under the law Of the
last session of the general assembly.
Also, the circular letter of a committee of the
0teisn bond-holdcr5, showing the terms upon
which subscriptions were proposed to be made.
This report and circular letter will give the Sc
nate complete information, as to the various steps
which have been taken in this negotiation; aud
the state of it up to the latest adyices.
The matters contained in the report Of Mr..
Ryan, will be the subject of serious and grave
consideration with the senate. Icanno, withhold
my tribute Of acknowledgment of The profound
ability with which this report was prepared; and
the wise and statesman like views which it con-
tains. entirely and fully concur in those views;
md would willingly urge them upon your ai.cn-
ton by additional arguments, if any thing more
could be said to make them clearer or shew their
importance or impress them more forcihy upon
the legislature. | am very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
THOMAS FORD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-12-27

In a French translation Of Paradise
Lost, words "Hail horrors, hail :" is
rendered thus: Comment vous. porter
vous, les horreurs !" tina, is, allow are
you, horrors !"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-12-27

Marriages are numerous all over tho
country. which promises 10 the happy
ones a iCdrm winter,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-04
Hardware Store

THE subscribers have iast.orened lsrge sto, k
ofHardware ara Cutlery, for the Fall Tfade,
70 which they invite the attention Of buyers
a'heir assotlmant consists IN part OF Pocket and
Table Cutlery; a great variety of Locks, Latch-
- and Butt Hinges, Wool Screws Rrass aud
Iananned Cand.enieks; Fire lror 3, Files. Iroq
Yirs American Riysts, Patent Scale Bpsma,
Edgs Tools, Naylor & Cos Cast ard Shear
wees. Sad ions. Wrought Nal Trace Chains
Breast aut Lock Chains. Carriage AXies aaf
Springs 3rass finh Bands, Coach A. - sh
FTames, led Screws, Curry combs, Tea Kettles
PFNTER'S TOOl 5 Of every description anc
every otaer article usually found in a Hardware
stlre. OFT q tTBEft.
oetog 100 Mar street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-04

Eg&Rf SION Na.ebe-sor asd sc-rrh Ginqhams.
- Bues. Tbhel. lspa4an on3 F'ankci Shaels
IA qreal variety; Corinfhian and Egyptian NJ;
New s0,lc Bonnet Rlhhans:s rerior r'nin Flnrenf,
Braid Bonsci.; Canfon md Italian Ctope; Thread
and Cnltnn Laces Edpings and lnserppa in preai
varialg; Needle Worked Jqcooet aud swiss 10;
Plain Jaoonel; Swiss Mil Mall: Bishop Lawn: pain
lnH be'
oct9 GEO NcAITRRAY. Market s1nsre
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-04

E''". ~ u eioIl'S- % " Fei-ie tas iu.t
r'"e.ees 3 to nioc~e ~ IL fno-t a. chee,.
es' Frencb eefi- a"or ofre-.1 r r .af IN is ,,,,.
' 'Ns' ca mn ia.E ~ Lem sep24
4 1PArAs.-T'' l,rro,, -. in II p CITY from
- o cfs ia | - ro- ~a.l -,
s'r2 SENSENEY d RnoDFe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-04

GUPER. sinner npsnder, lmp"rta Il Young
} Hyson Tea; Cnlosr. Chnson. Po~ckoue. the
fires grade. uf Back Tens imrored; Sup old In.
RoYra and Rlo CofTee; Tnslss; Nader; Quecnsware;
Cotton Yarns very low at
ocf9 G. MeMTRRAY's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-04
Bl&OADGLOTIES
y z - % s9 , Y ~ ~ "a
w. =Asra laa ~ sts h ~ ne paJs

NJ sta L of cass nets Is very lar1a, e.E brsc
no al eo.9's aua qualities; from Y cents I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-04

. were W." IS utGHN5 s=sa#9.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-04

eGPEBIOR French and English Blk Gibbs;
y Invisible Green, Drawn and Olive do; csssi-
mere. Black mi Fancg; Superior Bard, Fie'j and
other new sl' e Cnssimere Vesiirps: Sill V.vet and
Salin do; Plain nnd fg'd Velveleens;rn salls-
nee, Kcrseys &C. VERY lsw nj
o"8 GEO McATRRAY'S, Market squ.4e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-04

| CcKS a. HINGES We ir.lfe ferzHas WIN
j mp bldine or fai.hiuq % r Ilauses Ia call
lsrmne onr siar' ui RIM and Mo-..se l.aeis.'m
sri Enoh onl Thumb Tarrbes rnnboqrl ocl.
Hinges. Srree- Sc &C. which We are deter
ID 10 sell at very laW prices
Fm2 OFT & GREER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

LIVING IN TIE WEST The Cincinnati Alb,
boasts most flamn2ly Of the good living in tn,
Queen CITY, and have reason to think that they ar
well fed people in that vicinity The Atlas thus die
cour,es- estimated that the market has been suppe'
with hundred bushels of larae delicious straw bcrr
daily for three four weeks pat, The raspberry nov
succeeding the strawberry in about the quantities
and the blackberry will succeed the raspberry IN hk'
profusion. There strawberry patches in the neigh
horhood containing above twenty cultivated by
single indiv idua and gardens oil the same sze devoted
TO the raspberry These berries sell at The stas ~ W.
market Mt ffom TO 10 cents per quart Thoy Iorm :
staining dish on most OF the tables OF the wealthy ono
middle classes; and poor but what are NOR o.
less supplied. We have melons and peaches IN g'1,
abundance during the seeson; and for apples we oa
lenge the world 10 match ps Choice cuts OF beef gen W
cents per N Pig or Pork, 81 Veal, D. Melton or Lam'
per quarter, 10 to 81 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

IMPORTANT DECISIONS. very important dec
sions have just been pronounced by the Supreme
Court of this State amongst number Of not very groa
public interest IstWadens Of the Church Of 81 Louis
New Orleans appellant, VS.. Antoine Blanc, bishop OF tn
discese appellee. II herein adudgsd and decreeo
that the judgment OF the Parish Court be affirmed ~nt
costs Our readers will perceive by this that the BshoI
has come triumphant Om this legal ordeal 2i-Th'
United States OF America appeees Bank oil the I'M
ted States Bacon ami others intervenors appellants.
was herein adudged and decreed that the judgment
the Criminal Court be snrmed.-N o. Rep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14
AFFAIRS IN CUBA Annexed are extracts from
letter dated Havana May % -

AFFAIRS IN CUBA Annexed are extracts rom o
letter, dated Havana, May -
An order has been issued arrest Mr. Bush, editor Of
the Utica IN York; Observer for some remarks lie made
last wear in reference TO the nsurrectioD at Bemba
Mir Bush arrived at Maanzas about two months sine
In very i'll health but fortunately left for the Unr
states few days before The issuing OF the order.
A few days ago. Englishman was arrested IN tit
place for sedtous speech he made In The cry
New York, two years ago.
ODonne the Governor General OF the Island, ana IN
execrable aa at the head of the IDquison IN Maanza
together h their sccursed harpes are last filling up th'
measure oil their inquty. The storm fast gathering
and already do hear its muttsriDgs III the distance
Information has been received that naval fore. has
been the United States for Matsnzas wit
the full power bring the spanards TO their senses
hoped the commander will have orders to wipe on tb'
stain now resting upon our national character by De
handing full indemnity and satisfaction for the arrest
Mr. Cross, some two three years ago The Epglisi
French will be upon Spain for the outIage con
United upon their subjects
II ODonnell and his harpies were 70 be punished nc
cordng their deserts they would be chained up 10 Va
wells OF prison and there left TO die with hunger with
table loaded with Gods bounty before Them but hey on'
their reach Their proceedings with the negroes impp
Gated in the late ingurreconary movements, would pu
TO the blush the savage of western wilderness Mon
than three have already persisted under the vi
during the process of examination
These proceedings, at once djsgraceful to humanity
aud the outragcs committed British subjects tog'ho
with the fragrant breach Of good faith on the part oil spar
towards England in permitting the accursed slave iTsd
be prosecuted will arouse the latter to action tor ORE
am prepared to steps taken before the expiration
six months tint will alter vciy materially the condition
Of the whole island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

NOTICEThe pnblc are cau med AGAINST tu ting sny Of
IN the the British ship SUPERB from yepoo
deDs Of their will not be paid by tbs
OF consgnecs.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-14

AMERICAN FEELING IN CANApA-The 4th inst ,
being training day in Upper Canada, the militia
turned ont large numbers under their different officers.
b the township Of Markham where there Is " Reform
Association All American fog waa hosted during he
Night but torn down al dag light by those who neither
like the responsible doctrines OF that body the sign
emblem OF them, 30 injudicously parsded ortreat
Herald June IL. y.