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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31

FzOrtdG.--We are somewhat inclined to be-
Ileve, after all, that Brockenbroueh, the demo
cratic candidate for Representative in Con-
gress, from the new State of Florida, hes been
beaten by Cabeil, (fed.,) by a small majority.
AT all events, the federal papers are Growing
over his defeat. We shall, however, short
ly see.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31

Messrs. Calhoun and Elmore have been Sc
Iected by the Governor of South Carolina as
her delegates TO the Memphis convention.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31

The Fayetteville Observer picks up little
paragraph of ours about money brokers. We
said that the present were bad times for this
class of people, and spoke of the healthy state
OF the currency, observing that this happy
state of things existed without the existence
ola Bank ofthe U. States. We made.this obser-
walton, because our federal opponents werc
Uont an times that ARE PAST, to argue that the
currency could not be regulated without the
assistance OF a Bank. We say, in times that
are past, for recently, we believe, even with
the most whole hog Feds, a Bank of the Uni
ted States has become literally an obsolete
idea. Indeed, we have not heard it spoken of
in their papers for almost an age. The Obser-
yer says the Bank suspended more than eight
years ago. Granted. But did it not take
some time to cure the effect, even after the
cause had ceased to operate. A malady NAV
be removed from the human system, but still
1t may take long period before that system
can recover its accustomed vigor. That the
tariff of 40, as the Observer alleges, has pro-
dnced the happy state of things of which we
spoke, We do not believe. The same amount
OF revenues could have been collected from the
customs, had the tariff act been constructed
on revenue basis. This fact, we feel conf
dent the next Congress Will satisfactorily
demonstrate.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31

The Southern Citizen, sprightly little Wing
paper at marlborough, in Randolph, has been dis
continued Cause-supposed to be want of three
dollar bills.-[Ral. Standard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31

A new counterfeit $50 note on the Phenix
Bank, OF Me-" York, has made its appearance
in that city. 1t is said to be admirably ex-
ecuted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31

Nsw Pilot Boat.-We saw in the river, the
other day, beautiful new deck Pilot Boat,
purchased at Norfolk by company of New
Inlet Pilots. She is beautiful model, and
will add much to the facilities which our gal
liant Bar Pilots already possess, of boarding
vessels at sea. There are now three sea boats
owned by the Bar Pilots. The name of this
new craft is the " John G. Calhoun" Nav
she prove as bold and fearless in ploughins
the stormy ocean wave, as her great namesake
has ever been, in breasting the turbulent sur.
ges Of political strife, and may her gallant
crew be as successful in tie discharge of their
perlous and important duties as their merits
deserve.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31

We can we must conquer" Milton Cronhicle
Faith, you're long time about it.
Raj. STANDARD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31

Governor Yell, of Arkansas, declines poll for
reelection to Congress.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31

/
awe perceive that there is rurnor afloat
In some of our exchanges, to the effect that
Judge Saunders has been appointed Minister
to Spain, vice Washington Irving. We do
not know upon what it is based. We have
seen nothing of it in the We>hing papers,
Wi/'n, ngton Journal
''It is not, perhaps, to BIZ supposed that the
washington papers would at this time contain
any such announcement, inasmuch as it is
usually preceded by the nomination to the
Senate; but we have no doubt, from informa-
ton we have received, that the Mission to
Spain has been rendered by the President to
Judge Saunders. This honor, thus offered TO
one among our first statesmen and worthiest
men, will, we are sure, be highly gratifying
10 the people of North Carolina; and should
zen: Saunders accept the appointment, we
predict tor bin career most credltable to
himself and useful to the country. We shall
make no eulogy unon his distinguished servi-
ces and character. He has beena public man
Tor more than quarter of century, and his
highest measure of praise is in the hearts of
'hose whom, during that long period, he has
served so faithfully and Wells
Raleigh Standard.
We, perhaps, living away down here in the
Iowlands, may not understand how matters of
State policy are ''fxed'' at Washington. as
well as our brother of the metropolis. But
still, we would say that, if our memory serves
US Alright, We have seen several appointments
by the President, similar to the one spoken of
In our paragraph, without any nomination by
the Senate. Instance, Mr.. McLane, our Min
lister to the Court Of ST. James. The WASH
Ington papers spoke of this. We concur with
the Standard in the just and merited compli-
mont which he pays to Judge Saunders, and
we are pleased TO learn from that paper, that
the appointment has been rendered to him.
The Bank of Cape Fear has declared a
seml-annnal dividend of per cent. on its
capital stock, payable on Monday next, Sd
Novemher
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival of the steamship Hibernia
at Boston. we have seven days later news
from Europe.
Her passage was made in Is days. She
brought out 100 passengers. The market re-
mains firm for corn. Large shipments of foul
and bread stuffs were arriving from this coun'
try. Riceis not so much in demand. Sugar
has fallen off a shade.
The railway speculation has advanced the
interest on money. The Cotton market still
continued inactive. There is rather down.
ward tendency on most descriptions.
IN other respects, the news is not of much
interest.
Upon the receipt of the news by the Great
Britain, -four went up in New York to SIS IS,
being an advance on former rates, of about 81
per barrel, but on the arrival of the Hibernia,
the price fell to SIS 81. We see it stated that
the Baltimore provision market has been very
fiuc!natlng, owing to the news by the two
steamers-frst up and then down.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-31

The Bank of Cape Fear has declared a
seml-annual dividend of per cent. on it's
capital stock, payable on Monday next, Sd
November.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
The CITY Canvass.

The Wale WARD MEETINGS oi our city nave
,.,s,y b4eo more numerous and never more entnu-
s;as,;c and determined than al this time n fmf
U'Aig fIket mas been nominated IN erefy faTa'
while neither Of The Antagonist parties have yet
corooleted their tickets. Mr.. SELDEN is speaking
from Ward to Ward to large gatherings OF ardent
and determined Wings, and his frankly expressed
views Of the questions involved are listened 10 "'h
hearty approval by many who have been es'fahssu
f,o,n the Wing party, who by calurnny have been
reoelled from our ranks. There isno longer dopot
or f.ar as 10 the mass Of the Wings Ihey VIII
stand on their own ground, rally under Their own
banner. and support their own candidates Who
ever asserts anything contrary to this, grossly ca
lumniates them Tie NdtiUes eaanOt carry st"gce
Clqy Hard in The city, and we do not think they
can Polk Ward, though we are not certain as to
the two or three Eastern Wards. lfit were notiol
the disrust excited by past errors, we could poii
20 900 votes for the Wing tickets throughout, ana
we hope that dstrust is passing away
Wings here and elsewhere! believe not the tales
of open opponents or hollow pretenders. Every
day increases the number who are fully resolved to
battle noby for the Good old Cause. New-York
Wings absent on business make pom, ot being
home on the s,h of April.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Post Office Reform.

The Noring NotcS informs us that Mr. Cave
Johnson, the new Postmaster General, "would
not select Journal so rankly lmbued with -4boii.
non, 10 say nothing OF IFhiggism, as TIE Tn
6tne, for an advertising medium" Certainly not
We trust there has been no act of our litc base
enough TO entite us 10 partialiy al the hands Of
Cave Johnson. But thc lac, which the News pro-
iesses 10 support and SAYS lis Postmaster General
will execute in good faith prescribes that after the
list OF July next the two papers in each city haring
The icrScst circulation shall have the advertising Of
the letters. They receive this by no grace OF the
p. Nj. General or the City Postmaster; they pur-
chase ltby no crnsug servily 10 nor fulsomc fiat.
terry OF the powers tha, be- bat obtain il as their
lswial night. Now, Mr. News, will You give Us
any good reason Why this Advertising should not
De given IN accordance with the spir, of this law
before The Isl OF July, ii the Postmaster General
be intraih disposed 10 give fair play To The Postage
Reform which he did his utmost 10 deeats Are
you not pretty friend of the noble Reform Bill 10
put in your slang about the Whisgey and Aboli-
uon of The Tribune as a plea in bar Of due obe-
dience TO the SPIN, of the law '-esqecially since
YOU sva,ui,ously assert that The Tribune will not
be entitled 10 the List of Letters under that Law
What has this 10 DO with the question? The Law
says II SHALL be given 10 the most widely circu-
lated, and you admit that TIE Nc,ss is not one OF
these. Then why Is Selectedl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Fnr1her pnr,lculnrs OF the ExpIo,lon.

The scene of the terrible explosion On Monday
evening. which we noticed yesterday morning. was
visited by crowds throughout the day, and present.
ed spectacle of melancholy interest. The expIo-
sion mus; have been OF tremendous violence. TO
Judge by the traces indentsons OF the fragments OF tie
shell upon the ne;ch5orng walls and houses Windows
broken and shattered every direction and stains OF boa
SIN remained upon the si3ewalkwhls fragments Of the
shell have been found quarter Of mile from the scene Of
the explosion.
When the accidcn. occurred Mr. Edward Duvan, who
with Mr. Luke Torboss purchased the bombs was sitting
on The Sidewalk with the shell between his knees empty
ing II Of ia contents when II exploded. killing him instant
v and r1u,ia.pr him in the mos; horrible manner. M
Aaron O. Price, master builder engaged on St Ihomas
Church. was riding down town. when linchpin became
loose and he stopped ct Mr.. Duvas TO repair While the
rev pin was being made, NJ p was standing near Mr.
Duva conversing. when portion Of the shell struck him
on the buck OF the skull. killing him instantly when taken
up was found that his hauds in his pocket In the
same noston as when standing up and conve-sins before
the catastrophe.
Mr.. Richard Broderiek, young man who was passing
the shop the other side Of the street. came over and
pcked up some Of the composition which WAS running out
o. the shell, exploded, and fragment struck him on
the ipeuqr voln which .svSrod lie died almost iInHe-
ta,ely. In company with Broderlck. Mr. Robert
Bennct of $50 Hudson street who was thrown into the al
By the shock broke both legs in falling and has since
died Mr. Torboss also severely wounded in the leg
SIX other bombs OF similar character have been found
in the shop and the premises put under guard The
bombs were all dug OF the s1nd at the Hook and is
supposed have been lodged there At various times by ships
OF war in gunnery practice.
Its seldom called upon 10 record so startling
cao,nty as :hIs-so sudden so entirely unhcraled and
unsuspcced-so fatal It's consequences. Above the room
where yesterday lay dcconty composed the several limbs
and mutlatct body Mr. Duva heard the piercing
and ccasclcss shreki dsobi The agcnzed wife, flushing
the thoushtlcss tongues the crowd without and sending
the tear Of sympathy many rough cheek and every
one stole away that OF l;ess desoaton full Of
sad and thoughts and ireadIns carefully along
the blood stained walk he fcar 70 wake the sambers
| o. t,r hnn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Nr,,-York L.c,.lnturc.

N4QNptN. March q.
In SENATE, petition was presented from the
Commercial Bank OF Rochester Tor reduction OF
ts capital TO avoid oppressive and unjust taxation:
from the city of New YORK against The passage vi
the excise law. from Delaware CO. Tor aid in put
uns down the rebellion IN that ard other countless
M Sesgwlck presented petition from 0nondaga
co IN favor OF Constitutional Reform through the
agency OF a Convention by Mr.. Talcott from cltl-
zens OF Utica for the passage OF the bill for sspply-
ing that city with water. Mr. Johnson moved that
the committee on printing be discharged from the
further consideration OF tie resolution 10 PRINT five
,imes the usual number Of the report OF the COM
mitee on claims, on the petition OF Frazee, Foster
II Co canal contractors, and that the usual num-
Der OF the report and accompanying athdayls, pa
pers, Ne be printed An attempt was then made
to lay the report on the table, which was success
fully resisted, 10 70 : A very animated debate
here sprung up IN which Senators Sherman, Jones,
johnson, Clark, Wright, Porter, Lester, aud other
Senators participated. Finally, the printing COM
mlttee was discharged, and the motion 70 PRINT the
usual number OF the report aud papers prevailed,
ayes II, noes I. The Senate then went ls,o Execu-
tive session.
L, Ar~eaA4s4-v, -evs-al rssaas-t,ano-. .ssr~ rre
sented against running any part OF the line OF The
EtIe Railroad into Pennsylvania; several 10 G:s
continue the office OF Superintendent OF Common
Schools. Mr.. Sears made majority report ad-
verse 10 the petitions for descrmin4Jlong tolls on
the State Canals, and Mr. COe mInorily report
from the same Committee IN tavcr Of the measure.
The subject WIS referred 10 the ComnIiiee of the
Whole and made the special order tor Sth April
next. Several bills were then debated and passed
IN Committee OF the Whole.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the York Tribune.
PHILApELPHiA, March % !

-
The State legislature have resolved adjourn the
l5ti, of April Nothing done toward the payment OF The
August interest.
We are cured u, prescnt with swarms OF pckpOokets
who are busy work in quarter The notorious
Jim Brown well known 20 ali the pulce is proving iboG
daily the steamboat landings ard other public places
SrocNs-The sars were large aesin TO-DAY OF fancy
soc Ks hut prices less rr State tves iumblng down
having decne, from Yesterday United States Bank aud
wilmington Railroad shlrs zach fell 1Irad improved
with SssS OF 1852 shares There aTs.ulr system Ul gam
bling goiBs on ia this latter stock.
FTst B0ayd no Planters Bank Mis- 81: 100 do 5, dc0
Sts;- Bank 81, 3ig Gard o. ~ Nor
fh-rn Bank o! K-uEckv So $50 WilmiDs ailro,d 2ii
Louisville Bank 70. County co. 9j: - Mechanics
Bank PSI; 80 7-ioG STATE =. old 4nup,lly. 50.
S,rS.d Board shares Gira:i Bank. varions WAYS
o.; 81 600 ~ lmugtOn Road 1855 d. y; 10 shares Nine
IiIl Road 75 80 Wilmington Road, b. v 2fi. 100 DO
w 2il q VickburG 81, 50 Planters Bank. Mss 81;
r,rrnefs and Mechanics Bark ~ - Camden ant Amboy
R'ad j. % seha}lkil Navigation, 30: Union Bauk
Ieun 81: . Tennessee Bds Ht July, S3; $500 S;at
), Is 81, $500 >ehgylH Navigation IS, ls5 St; s3
Lehig, 81. iet5 q X 2 az
sun. Nsw,-i; P. M-CLsGred This .40erToOn.. B,rks
Boston, tr- \orri; staHIsg Whtn5y Bartadoss sehrs
Warren Cobb Cnsrl-oG; Ci-oPatr. Burroughs v Haven
Ha Bess,2a. BsliimoTe Steamers Cumserland Tanaer,
aud Express Whitaker. Baltimore.
.iT7ire9-Schrs Lark Bacon. Anrcoke. D-l: MARY PEN
rell Laurel Del; EalI'isw Co!veF DO sloop Z l. Parker
CLARK Mlddletown CT
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

TIE MoRMoyS learn from Hancock Co
ILLINOIS, ta; considerable apprehension exists OF fur
ther difficulties with the Mormoas appears that
the sheriff OF the county. or Friday eysRins last,
arrested ri ball an Individual named Elliott, who
had been taken up and tried al Nauvoo, short
Time since, charged with being concerned IN The
rSurder of the Smiths. but had escaped from his
cuS;ody before committing him 10 prison Elliott
has made an application for ! writ oi habeas coz
pus. an&; IS supposed that ne wil be liberated.
Tive individuals were arrested IN Nauvoo few
davsaso, one for perjury IN the case OF Elliott and the
other upon requisiuon OF the Governor Of Iowa,
both Of whom were rescued from the hands Of the
officers IN Nauvoo. These Two cases have CON-
bined tocreate some bad feeling. and many SUPPOSE
itrnay lad 10 the enactment OF the scenes OF last
simmer
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Correspondence oil the Baltimore Patriot.
w.sur,e,-os, March -, S!5


There has been rumor in town to-day that
change is to be made in the Cabinet-that Mr.. Bu-
cI,anan Is 10 be made Judge of the I Supreme
Court FIJI the vacancy occasloled by the death ct
Judge Baldwin. and that Mr.. Walker, now OF the
Treasury. s Ia be transferred 10 the State Depart
ment. The change would be a good one, but
whei the rumor IN relation 10 4 i true or not,
Is more than know. More than doubtful
It's pretty generally understood that Mr.. SKIN
ner. Third Assistan, Post Master General, will re-
oeiye notice to leave early next week that Doctor
Miller. the Second ASSISTANT will succeed hun. and
that Col Med Of Ohio, will succeed Dr.. Miller
Eli Moore, OF New-York-yOu have heard OF
El,-has been astonished, Flow think you II
was done WAY, he paid a visit TO Gov. Marcy,
in the Governors sGnofpm sanctonmr-and there
he b.held. IN close conab with the new Secretary
of War Mr. Postmaster Graham. of Nrw.fork,
and Mr. Charles A. Wicklifie What copH those
offensive 1gicrites want OF 50 pure Democrat as
William l.. Marcy, Mr.. Moore nearly tainted, OF
course. and was hardly able 20 get away TO tel! the
tale of his astoulshment,
ii. said that the Austrian Charce des Atltlres-
ship-ihe place that was cut down from foil Mis-
sion BY the wicked Senate, just after Mr.. Merrlck
made his Texas Somcrset-is TO be gwen 10 tlr.
J. O. Hairs, who leaves here this evening tor ms
home al Nashville So he does at edit the Poit
organ II he gets the nomination he will also get
rejection. so every body says therefore II
must be true. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

Nh. BRoUGH.-This evening the complimentary
Concert 10 this gentleman takes place at Niblo's
Saloon, when Sisnora Pico Madame Otto, Miss
Norhall, Signor De Begins, and hes Of eminent
talent will increase the interest OF the occasion.
Mr.. Brough, whose personal as well as proies-
sonal acquaintance with our community is OF long
standing, and whose well merited popularity IS CO.
extensive with 1t, has ever been found ready to
volunteer his services in the cause Of Charity. In
Dabhn his bcnevoIence has always been "a charac-
teIistic and we all know thathe It has not been
fcSS en
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

q TuE HrrcRi>oN FAMILY Try taeir luck this
evening AZ sscs O; there VIII De nc spare seats
'hs pasiic having determined Ike both ;Aen and
Their sc in spite Of al objections the score Of bo-
ton Ii 5 ve.y general impression that ;he.e vocss
eeions to ;ae Lse. Parry, called. AID perceive
hat the Utea Gazete charges them with .nausestiug
the greater Eoy;icn q those who pa;-onze ;he with the
songs with which, al Liberty Party Conventions they help
~ on Ihs election q Polk zn9 The Annexation OF Texas
entirely unouuded. They DO not belong 10 The party in
question. have neve. sung rs Conventions u single
instance and. moreover uai.ey opposed 10 its pocr
&od courSe- ofthe pocy Of Introducing ;he!r Aooiaon
sentiments in the. Concerts say ncthisg; their right
DO there can e question Tnoee who DO rot wish
20 bear them can very easilT stay AWAY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

Pslzr Fienr.-One Of tnoSe beestly affairs, call
et prize fight, ;ook placr or Monday morning a WI
lars5UFgh, between one animal cl!r. Mike Ward. New
YOrk, AID cnotAer called Tom CTib. Jr. cf Easand.
500 Il lasted hify-nine and rFentyne reuads
fought Ward victor, beth parties suffering
severely. The second Ward named BIZ Jones and
Q. Glib, Andy Mclean OF PHILADELPHIA CTh, the defeated
said have been lef, the ground. alone enve-
Hoped in Blanket Cannot the Law he enforced asafs.
;he>e t-r;es: Morning. News.
o. The Trial OF Nv Nir Falrchiid for adultery
commenced before the Muucipsi Cour1 IN Bstcn Mon
witness against him s Got eo1csuet lie adjournment
c; the Cezrt-
FAST Day " TEzMoxr-Gov. Slade has appoint
ed Friday the llth April next cay g; fssftfs zt
prayer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
Police Office.

John wel.onw.s arrested by officers lHen shd Lars;
ts tfy, IRON, ius;icc charged with taoeiis Nised
rts'ny - r,rhA,cr &; about days since W Ne!'on
exnresscs his Willingness ~ back 20 tiEhsVeh ai s'1
his tral Lindsey Is likely 90 recover. .,
Gcorrc Williams, coorcd, was arrested @ 'o v
,S me ..or, o keeler HoichkiSs t09 FTont-s'Tee;,
and stealing ru1 OF butter ,.., ,h,.,
Tbomss Could was arrested and committed ehaIsed
win stealing $500 the drawer of Smh N AeAesoH'
,,rnc- of Division and Attorney streets
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
succiai Sessions.

There WIS long lt Of petty Larceny cases 0sF''el
ofip this Coar; o-lsynOae ot them worth P"oshS N
.e,a To the curious III ish-s'uee 1t VIII 'e i''e'
nc 70 Know ,ha, several ladies living in qae>ona'e cal
~ have scratched the accs and pue the caps o' sever
a, ether ladies' in the eNuberanee Of whisky and sa'
ns, several silver spoons. piece OF shiiuh es.S' an
II AZ suudgy coats ani hats nc Nc nav, ~" So.e'
,s,,-s have becr served out with The nsUal pen'1'S
In, literally brutal has ,Aken ase .,.' S se "
sc ,ye1ue. and still more brutal fs'usr a. ,,
iiebrr, in NJ Of eaolSy, ard has retired rom me "T,t ora
M months >oler reflection and the Penientiary. ms
i tho amount OF the Transactions al the SpeVl c''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
EIGHTH WARD, Howard House. March ss "a,

At a Special Meeting of the Wing Executive
Committee of the Eighth Ward, the Chairman an.
neunced to the Committee the death of EDWARD
DcYALL, one OF their members. at the late calami.
tons explosion in Charlton &c The following Reso.
utions were then submitted and ordered to be pub
Shed:
Re'ofrsd. Th.; Committee Of Three be appointed for
the purpose Of communicating 10 the family q, he deceassd
cur deep sense Of r bereavement and Of the los, we feel
IN an associate whose early and intimate association with
Us ior many years mas enfeared him TO US all
o' The deceased we meet o'clock tomorrow .ernoon
at IiYol Saloon To attend in body his funeral.
BY order Of the Committee
J. 7. y. BLEAKLEY. Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26
O. A HISTORY or NORWICH, CT viii be pub
lisheG abcu; the trst OF April

STEAMBOAT AcciprNr,-The steamboat Coum-
eia Caps, Peek, which le Albany Sunday afternoon
O'Clock for Sew-Nork, met with somewhat; serious ac-
ciden when opposite Van Wees Point, i've miles below
Albany one OF the aues in the s,arbcad boiler collapsed
bl-wipg the door o; the boiler. The following were
the only persens injured Js,aes Merit, OF Hampton.
nreman slightly Scaded in the right ard shoulder,
and e Robert Osborn OF Albany, c! the steamboat
Illinois, slightly scalded The The LEI; arm. and
rish; beiow he elbow. John McGue or Gew Of Po,ts-
vile, Sehuy!k CO. Pa slightly scalaed in the iace and
hands Great c7e, IS said De due Capt. Pec and the
officers o. the ao4. los their cooess and rrorpaess OF
action. The accident one of thA; class which cannot
well De suarle! aSains,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-26

FRoM TAMrIco-A friend mas permitted US TO
make the following extract from a letter recently
received from Tamplco under date OF Feb sd
The revolution IN this country IL far from being
al an end-in fact we consider II as not yet fairly
commenced and IN very short time you may
expect 10 hear of bloody work. We have merely
got rid OF one tyranI, 10 MAKE room for l-gions"
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