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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

II b. SPENCE, Agent. having returned from
the North, woul respectfully the citizens Of Rich
nond hat he has hand complete as.osnt Of NEW
ND fashionable CLOTHING pied to the SPRING AND
SUMMER TRADE ard season will receive .I
tonal supplies His stock eOmprzes paIt-
Back, brown and Olive Cashmeret,e Ffoek Coat,
Doeskin Fancy Cashmere and Drill Pants
silk, Valencia, and Narcotics Vests
Together with fun assortment Of Shits
Cravais, Cloves suSpenders Idsfs, &c te
Feeling confident that he will be give si,1eoD ho in
qay and price be would respectfully the aenop OF p
sons IN want OF articles IN his line before %
chasing elsewhere. ' Pu'-
2S-dim N~'''N-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

Executors sale of Valuable Heal Property.
n pursuance OF authority vested in me by the
= vii Of the late TA0Hag RHAerfosrd Bir deed I shall on
TUESDAY the LIST day Of June 1897 oeek p NJ proceed
on the premises TO sci at Pabe highest bidder the
Lot OF ground ng IN the City OF Richmond dwelling
aud improvements thereon lately the sad
X BAR situated Al the intersection OF Leigh Streets m
medasy opposite the residence OF James Heath fronting
3s feet on Leigh Street and extending 1854 on 9Th 81
Alley IL feet wide
Aso Of ground Immediately rear Of the above de
setbed property fronting 20 feet and ertennR
100 feet which will be divided for building .
Also another piece Of ground fronting
extending hack 100 feet AMI residence Of
Waller D. Bar aud that OF the Blair dee'a man
OF the sid property m'y be application GoIdn
The TERMS Of payment vii b. One fourth residue
IN three equal payments
interest thereon from the dsy OF executing
gouabe notes for the credit and upon the
property To secure the payment Of
Selling the property EIeeu usual in such ea.
convey tile with sPecal only ough the title t.4v
ed 10 be perfect. mo RUTHERFOORD Fro,
Of I. Y. Blair, deed.
r Sin several respects this property particularly WORTHY of
att.non situated the Cty spung Grove. healthy
pleasure ground for children ornanentsd with
shade trees.
WELLINGTON GoDDS, Auetr. my I2-9ta~2wsdtd
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ll-tds HoDGKs. Roy & Pu11I.x. Aue,.
sale of N Valuable Tract of Land ON James
River.

Sale of n Valuable Tract of Land on James
River.
DuRSU AMI to the provisions of deed of
irusi from Lueaa NJ Watkins and Nvison wakin, bearing
lI S 80 JS le4o and OF record the Cek
land county court tbs undersigned therein m
VII hpse IN sae al public auction FRIDAY. 4rH DAY
oE M lsfI AT O'CLOCK, r. NJ IN FRONT OF THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL. IN THE CITY or RICHMOND ,b. -
pery oavsyed BY sad deed being that valuable known
at OF Land called BENDONER IN the CoaHty GOoehand y
ing on James River Dover us twenty mile. from
he nd and eoh~nirs about eight hundred the follow
ing TERMS TO wit one third OF the purchase money in cash
td at the end OF one and third wears
from The day OF sale the credit from the
cay OF sale and 70 be secured BY bonds approved
negotiable with approved endorsers deed Of .u, on the
property.
The tie to the above property believed be
but the uudersFnd acting will convey such -,
as vested IN them BY the deed OF af,re,aid.
ROBERT e SrASARD. D.
my ltd JAS. Vi. WICKHAM trustees
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By Hodges, Roy a PuIIiam.

Hy HODGES, Roy PuIIinm.
COMMiS>iONERs' SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
n virtue OF decree of the County Cont or
- Heneo pronounced the 9Th day OF November 1876 in
certain Chlneey eause therein depending by TayIor
ard Others Painuh BirnSey and oiher infants dfndan
shan As Cous OF the said deed PRO
eed upon SAL RDAN tie e2d day OF on Ia.
commencing Al .: O'Clock NJ TO eel follow
ing real property belonging TO the estate WIN Marshall h. dee
namey tie sovthwariy hlf OF in Adams Man b,I
OF s letters NJ and o. and fronting Federal GI feet
~ marked letter on Naty street 50 according 10
Adams plan bns and being she City oaar.
NO 'S IN Adams r'an bounded by 18Th AMI Richard
s'feris bIng and being IN the county Il-nIieo
TEEN SAtE-One tn ri OF purchase money in rash
an credit ~ and ~ months the thereof in equal
ns eht-fnr the 'ad credit bonds good seeuty
w BE- required with legal Interest thereon from and
the title withheld until all the purchase money PAID pa Of
the above property can be seen by calling
JOSEPH NJ. DARLINGTON, Commissioner
sale TO be eoniu.ed ~
nv ll-tis Hop.;Es Roy g. pr-,,,,N .,.,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

,eipaied BY private letters The movement. Of the
depend on circumstances. IT.
letter IL also received from vers Cruz Of the 4lh
May. We have vsriors reports about the OF the
Govemment aud the spirit Of the peope-aboat guerilla
parties about collation. British med iaon &e Ii
also reported ih at might be made from Puebs
and the capital for protection agan. the adrones
Santa Anna Is sad 10 have about 1000 with him.
tempting recruit talking big, aud threatening wildly.
Tbs last decree OF tho Congress considered by some
intended To supersede him.
Appointments by the President.
JAMES MEL,Is. Surveyor aud inspector oi the revenue
for the port OF Accomac e. II IN the State VI Virginia
vice Samuel C. White. removed.
JfERsos DAVIS. Of Mississippi, be Bgadier Gene
ral. IN the place Of Cen G.. J. Pillow, promoted.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
FROM FREDERICKSBURG
"a Hours in Advance sf the Mail.
REPORTED ron rHI RICHMOND PAPERS.
baltimore Markets.
TUESDAY, May 49, p. NJ.
F1our-Howard street be ID IS IS. There are sellers
but buyers Dealers holding off tor the foreign
Corn Meai--Sales at s. %.
Wheat-Primc white held at 204 cent?; prime red 200
cents. The supply OF gain is small.
Corn-Prme yellow lo7all0 cents; white 1904 lO6c.
New York Markets.
TUE,sAY, May 10.
Fiour-Genesec-sales at Ss,3lass4i. Howard ST.
$3.50.
Wheat-pumc white-IIeld at l.s4
Combine yclIow-saes a, ,OiaSi O6 prime white
SisSl.Os.-
The Britannia brought million Of specie.
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Anctiou Sales.
splendid Durham Cattle and Choice
Young swine
rUrUeR DAYS.

splendid Durham Cattle and Choice
Young swine
PUBLIC SALE On THURsDay WonN,,c.
The xlh May, 81 ~ ocOek cultural Eshb,.os
80 ass sun on hs csfHano~a Road. about
paH Of Mr. cowen celebrated splendid Durham Ca,
shr -sEeon large asa Of choice stock Of
Imported Durham Cows Young Rln rsf.. and C,l, =.
Ned from Imported thoroughbred Among the Gov. AZ.
IN calf with on.rt q. by IN. e.,-s,,s Rn
FRINGE OF WALES and LEANDER son Of Daily Mad.
Aso .ome choice yourE Swine rrarrd for brriinr
10 Catalogues with pedizrees will be ready In d. tim.
and the cattle will be ground two day. 70
sale.
my l7-9, CT. woLBERT & co Amen.
by DavcnPort, Allen a Co.
Oranges at Auction.
On THURSDAY 2O Instant, at our Auction sor,
900 Boxes Oranges, in prime order.
my 10 DAVENPORT ALLEN d co Auet.
by NeNauxht a Reys,er,
No ., 18th street
ELEGANT AND COSTLY PARLoUR AND CHAMBER FUR
NIrURR. ROSEWOOD PIANO. CARRIAGE AND HkR-
NESS CHINA AND GLASS WARE 8T AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY Morning NAV 2s,h con nene,n- :, ol =,
clock Julu. sehaer Eco who i aSou,
this city for Europe 5eaon and Broad -
at aueon wnhou, reserve NJ, .n,. eans,, -
Household Furniture Of beautiful and modern sty- i'm
part
Mahogany Top Centre and Pier Table,
Secretary and Book Case Gard
Extension Dining Tables. Bureau and Secretary
Side Board and China Pes. wortstaads
RIsn'ion Tea Tables, Astral Lamps
Elegant Sofas, Lounges and Diyans
GIeeian and Preach Mahogany cushioned Chair.
Cane Feat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking Char,
Toilette Tables, Washsands Hat with mirror
} portable oak wardroses. manufactured IN gr.men
Dressing Bureaus, Pier and Mantle Mirror.
Feather Beds Hair Matirasscs, Bed Furniture
Bedsead' Easy Chairs, Csrp'ts ard Rugs
Gi'andoss Capdelabra,, Bronze uders and Fire sat,
Brass Penders and Fire Sets, Hall and Parlor Laahp,
elegant and costly Matte Clock
sets Of rich DANISH ParoT Curtain. aud Dnpery
Cut and plain Glassware China and Croeksry
very rich and handsome SdsbOard with Mirror.
too
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" ,. BIGGER a CO.'S Lucky OfNec-i4 th
w ~, opposite the Alhnmbrn.
Let all Lottery vend.r- OF what they can do;
BI00ER & co rrits and ssH Priis.
large Prizes sold and paid by within the last week
Whor OF. .....-.....................t 500
nan ..'............... 1910
All were sold and paid by BIGGER g. CO.. and the tick
cts may be their Office. II any disputes it,
Magnificent Scheme for to-day-S40 900 the Capital
Prize 20 prizes Of 5000. 20 Of lOOO 20 OF 5OO los Of
200 Is Nos, 10 drawn Tickets only Si2, halves G.
quarters 3.
ALSO. the Delaware Lottery, Class 1872 prizes of
$4,000. OF 3000 ? Of 1900. Of 1000. ~ Nos ~
drawn. Tickets 80, halves so. qrs. 75c.
Call early and make selection Of ticket in the scheme
OF $4,000. gives you chance for several big prizes
Remember to call BIGGER & co, the greatest
prze-seliers IN the city. myl9
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.--75 boxes Ada.
n mantine Candies. for sale by
my 1876 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO
II UCkS ofFICE-wALL sr-Tieket Nos ~ ~ az a prize
- OF 5000 whole Nos II ~ 7ta OF $50 sold
drawing received and Luck The drawing popular
Baltimore Lottery lakes place this day Gand Scheme $4,000
Capital 20 OF $780, 1000, 10 Nos,
Whoes sl2 halves 6. be had O'Clock, p Al
Lueks office Wall Also, Lo.tery-Prirss
OF $1,000 5000 1900 ~ Nos ~ drawn whoes
l.50, 75c. to be had II,
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NOTICE.

Riei@9ad Frodeletsssrg . P...=as r. R. osss
Richmond, LIST May, Is47
'HE Stakeholder, Or this Company hereby noted that
II dividend OF ,! has been the profits f
the COmany FOR the last payable and arr i'm day
the once OF the Company. C. W. MACNURDo
myI T-.,.,
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OST OR MlSLAlD--A bond drawn by
- WIN Benton. Agent. favour of Jno e. Brock hire
OF negro named John amount Sos able quarterly ANY
finding IT. Will confer favour by banding
IL A. RROCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

- Hl0 LBS. prime Mouniain Bacon Tor ,ae bv
OsoOO my 10 A ! I PRY
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lotteries.

%. eighihs "A. A scttiieaie OF
1880 d.. Of halves. quarter. and
featr-, or single Tickets. In the
indsrsignsd. attended tn by return
account of the Drawings forward
MhURY q co, Managers.
Hirhtnan.l ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10

THE AGRICULTURAL STATE FAIR.-We learn
from our correspondent at Saratoga, that the most
extensive preparations for the great agricultural
State fair and cattle show at that place, are max
ing, and will soon be completed. The right spirit
prevails, and there is every prospect of there be-
ing more spirited competition than on any pre-
vious occasion. The list of articles to be exhibit
ed will embrace every thing in the farming line,
from chicken to an OK, and from snath to SUBJ
soil plough of the latest improvement. The list,
thus far, of articles and animals would fill two
columns and half of the Herald. 1t will be at
tended by farmers and agriculturists from every
State of the Union, Canada, Nova Scotia, &c.,
and by the Legislature in body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10
Mall Failures.

From the Philadelphis North American, Sept. OIL
The communication between New Orleans and the
north 10 cut of, and three mails missing Could not
the Of War order out mounted force to clear
the roads!
From the Baltimore American, Sept 81
Tho Southern mail failed again last night beyond Au-
gusta Georgia. but passengers who left New Orleans
the 3lst ult report that further had been
ceivsd in that city from the seat Of There
due New Orleans papers Of the 30th and 3st ult,
and Mobile papers Of the 3lst ut and LIST instant.
From the New Bedford Bulletin, Sept g.
By Munro's Express received this morning the New
York papers Of last evening In the absence OF the mail
they were particularly acceptable.
(From the Boston Advertiser, Sept. o.
The daily line from New York failed to connect the
day before yesterday and the Springfield train did
arrive until about IL o'clock at night the steamboat
x due yesterday detained by series OF accidents
and did not arrive here until ABOUT O'Clock p NJ We
obliged to Gays Express for New York paper
brought by tho way Of Fall River before the arrival
an other line, Our faithful friend GLOVES furnished n,
with New York papers Of yesterday morning after
O'Clock last evening
The great nail due at Boston on Tuesday morning
failed.
The Boston papers had not reached Bangor Me-, a,
noon the 7th inst This the second failure with.
In short time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10

THE HoRTIcuLTuRAL EXHIBITION horti-
cultural exhibition of the American Agricultural
Association closed yesterday, and we regret to
say that the public did not manifest the right
spirit towards it. The cole ction of articles ex-
hibited was all that could be desired and fur
nished conclusive proof that our horticulturists
need but to have their efforts appreciated in order
to promote the science among us, and add i'm
measurably to the comfort and happiness of the
people. 1t must be humiliating to the COMPETE
tors at the exhibition to witness such apathy
towards them on the part of the public; but it
must be considered that the weather was I'M
favorable. We trust their efforts to promote the
science ofhorticulture, will, in time, be properly
appreciated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10
The Weekly Herald

The Weekly Herald will be ready tomorrow
morning, and will be found to be worthy OF at
tsntion.
II will, as usual, contain a complete sum-
mary OF all foreign and domestic intelligence
for the week preceding; including the interest
ing letter written by Mr.. Bennett; the latest
news from the seat of war; extracts from Eng
lish papers on various topics; Washington cor
respondence, &C., &c.
twill be embellished with an accurate engrav.
ing oft,e monster steamship Great Britain, and
ofthe preparations to get her off Dsndrum sands.
Single copies ct cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10

NATIVE AMERICAN CoNvKNrIoN.-The Native
Amercans-that is the few of them that are left
will hold general convention in the city of
Philadelphia this day, for the purpose of nomi-
mating, we suppose, candidates for President,
Vice President, SC &c. ito be supported by them
selves at the next election. Delegates from diff
ferent parts of the country will be present.
The meeting of this convention shows the te-
nacity with which the Native Americans cling
to life, after being killed, all thought, by suo
cation. With but one idea, and that, too, intol-
Grant and bigoted, they persist in enactlng the
farce of making nominations, when they know
in their hearts that their principles will never be
tolerated, or their candidates receive vote out
of their own ranks
Their perseverance, however, is worthy of all
praise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10
Police Intelli1ence.


Madam Rssteu-This woman and Joseph p Cook, Of
Newburg both OF whom stand indicted for granddaughter
In the second degree in causing an abortion are still
confined In the City Prison. being unable to obtain the
amount OF bail required by the Court of Sessions their
appearance at court for trial
.drreH of Conpicfs-Ohfcsrs Mansfield and Van Ben
thusan OF the 17th ward arrested yesterday two Fellows
called Daniel Jones aud John Phoenix both escaped
vcts from Blsckwens island. Justice Ketchsm sent
them back 70 their old quarters, In order to finish up
their term Of service
Taken from The -OfHcer Mansfield OF the 18th
ward, took from boy yesterday. = pair Of gold spec
tscles supposed to be stolen for which 10 want
ed Apply to the above officer, at the station house,
corner Of B0wery and Sd street.
Robb.d on the Fire Points nicer Watson OF the
9th ward, arrested last night woman called Bridget
Phillips, on . charge Of robbing countrymsn of $40
while in thieving Crib" on the Five Points. Locked
up by Justice Drinker for further hearing.
.dssauh Nth Knife-Oficer Rolf Of the 7th ward,
arrested yesterday man called Matthew IL Kelly,
charge Of asssultirg John A Chambers with knife.
Detained for examination by Justice Ketcbam.
Disordsriy House.-Oficer Stowell of the 4th ward,
arrested yesterday man by the name Of John Mills on
charge Of keeping drorderly house at No 27l1S Wa
ter street. Justice Drinker held him to bail in the
of $500, to answer the charge
Taken from Thiet.--Oficer Brown of the Chiefs
Once took from thief yesterday, pair ofgold specta
oes, evidently stolen, for which is wanted
Apply to the above officer 1t the Office Of Chief of Police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10
Snarfing InfelIlUsllca

match between the celebrated horse Moscow and
Lady sutton for 5000 two mile heats and repeat came
OF the Saratoga course saturday the 4th inst
First Hedt-Lady Sutton behaved badly, broke six or
times within the first halt mile, just her
distance-Moscow winning the heat in 6:l9. Average
time per mile 2:39k
Second Hedt-Ths was well contested by both nags
but Moscow had evidently overdene his In attempt
ing to distance the Lady In til. former heat They
round nearly side and side until within quarter Of
mile Of the Judges when Moscow broke badly and
the came in about length ahead. Average per
mile 2:aS.
Third HedtThe mare got halfa length the start and
kept the lead handsomely. Moscow, however, Tapped
her until passing the last quarter poe when he attempt
ed brush by her. but again broke and the
in about length aheadwnning the heat and the
in 5:3e. Average time per mile 2t7.-Saratoga Wing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10
Move nasnts OF the People,


Is stated that Professor Adams If Mddlebury Col.
lege Vt has resigned his professionally in that college
t. accept to which he has been elected In Amherst
College.
Mr. Marcy secretary Of war and Col. Talcott Of the
ordnance department arrived IN town yesterday They
stop At the Union House, aud will remain day two
for tho purpose Of inspecting the public works MIR
Marcy Is accompanied by his family Springfield Rep
Col Fremont declined the dinner which was rendered
to him by portion Of tho oitisens of st. Louis.
Gen Kearny left st. Louis for Washi ngton on the a0h
ultimo
DR.. p b Delany assistant surgeon in the u 8 Navy,
died at Lsguns the 10th of August yellow fever
He was III but I'VE days DR.. D. was native OF Della
ware He had but recently entered tho navy, having
died while on his first cruise
According to the Boston Atlas Mr.. Webster Ia the
choice Of Massachusetts for the Presidency.
Green, the reformed gambler, IL at Cincinnati
Passed Midshipman Charles Waddeli, Of the w. g.
schooner Onka-hye died the sOth ult after an III
ness Of Ave days during the passage OF vessel from
Pensacola TO this city
M Pageot, the French Minister to the United States
and his family, were Mt Congress Hail. Albany on the
9Th instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10
City Int0lIlgenco

THn wrArHER--Yssterdsy turned out, in tho
afternoon another wet and extremely disageeabs sort
Of day About four O'Clock 1t began to rain heavily,
and the streets pretty well dreDched The piles Of
mud that had been collected by TIE lsborers in
washed into the gutters and they will have the pleasure
Of again renewing their amusement In this way in
Deatour Co ~ wall street at IS degrees and at the
same time. at the Northern Hotel Courtlandt street
the coolest point In the city at ~ degrees 1t kood
our ONCE at ~ o'clock P. M, at rs degrees.
NEW Yonx LITERARY UrIor.-Mr William Wallace
will deliver on Grafton on the tendency Of the ago to
| Literary Union, at the Lyceum, No $50 broadway.
| NEw1 HAVEN AND srRINoriELD RArLRoAp.-Boston
papers yesterday morning received last evening,
very early through the kindness Of Mr. Dennis the
| ductor
SUICIDE ~ TAXING LAUpAruM Coroner Walters
held inquest yesterday at the New England House,
No. Roo.evelt street on the body Of Thos
dead In his room. about O'Clock on Wednesday eve
ming last The deceased an actor, and attached
for several days past he has appeared in very o~ spr
aud somewhat under the influence Of liquor On Tues
dsy evening he expressed wish 70 see female
formed that she could not be found the retired
his room, and not again seen alive On Wednes
day evening female alluded to called to see the de-
ceased his door found locked on the in
side forcing open the door, the deceased was
found dead in his bed, With three bottles labelled
laudanum procured from different drug stores and
tumbler containing about three tea epoonsfu OF the
poison on bureau in the room The Jury arer or,ei
to his death by taking audsnum while laboring under
| temporary alteration Of mind
| ACCIDENTAL DRowrIro.-The coroner called to
hold an inquest upon the body Of William Grey, ma
tive OF Scotland aged 80 The deceased had been
employed as oeok on board the ship Jane Murray. and
while under the influence Of liquor, he slipped on tho
gang plank OF the vessel, and was drowned. Verdict
| accordingly.
DRowNrD.-The coroner held an inquest also, on the
body OF an unknown man. supposed to be q native Of
Germany aged about 80 years. who yesterday
ing found noang IN the dock at the foot OF Cham
street From the appearance Of the body there no
doubt but he 10 his death by drowning and YER
dict was rendered accordingly.
SUDDEN DEArH--Mrs McLone of No 81 Charles
street. industrious married woman, while engaged In
cleaning the floor Of yesterday afternoon burst
blood vessel, and almost immediately expired
| AroTHER CASE OF DRowrINo.--A man BY the name
OF Riley resident Of the 4th ward yesterday afternoon
accidentally fell into the dock, at the foot OF Roosevelt
street and was drowned before assistance could bs res
a~~eA - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10
NEW YORK HERALD.
News from Mexico.

The steamship Fashion was daily and hourly
expected at New Orleans from Vera Cruz, at the
last accounts, with the news of the entrance of
our brave army into the capital of Mexico.
BY her we shall probably learn what influence
on the war has been exercised by Paroles, and
also whether the war will continue longer or
not. If Paredes reached the capital before Scott,
he may have succeeded in creating revolution
and overthrowing Santa Anna. If he has done
30, our relations will have assumed the nine hun
dred and ninth inexplicable shape. If ne has
not, battle, the bloodiest, in all probability
since the commencement of hostilities, has been
fought, and our troops have entered the city.
We thiuk that we shall certainly be able 70
form an opinion ofthe duration ofthe war oy the
news which the Fashion will bring.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10

New GOVERNOR OF CUBA.-1t was currently
reported in Madrid, last month, that General
O'Donnel to DO superseded by Count Mirasoi the
Captain General OF Porto Rico The Cioaor Pubtfco
says that the General Ia torrceve passport psrmttin
hia TO tssvsl In foreign countrie. for the NEXT two
yvsts