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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-30
ST. LOUIS, (Mo.) Nov. 10, lS4S
The Political Hhf,ltcind in Missouri Iaylor


Contrary TO the most sangune expectations of
the democracy, Missouri will "roll up" as the
phrase goes, but small majority for the defeated
nominees of the Baltimore convention. The same
whrlwInd of popular change, which has passed
over SO large portion of the Unon has also af-
tected the Buffalo State and placed her among the
reluctant supporters of her predominant party's
candidates. Judging from present appearances,
the majority for Cass and Butler IN Missouri will
scarcely exceed SIX thousand, and may not reach
1t; while, but lew months since, the democratic
majority was more than fifteen thousand This
TACT speaks volumes. IL cannot be urged that the
presence OF third party wrought the change Free
solsm was unknown in the canvass, and the CUES
non was SIMPLY between the two great parties of
the country, as arrayed under the respective BAN
ners OF Cass and Taylor; and, as might have been
anticipate from the rapidly augmenting popularity
OF the Philadelphia nomination, thousands of de-
mocrats Ialned around the standard of the hero Of
Buena Vista, believing him, as they declared, a
good enough democrat for all desirable purposes,
and one under whose administration many reforms
might be effected, which could claim no attention
from the lneal successor OF the present incumbent
OF the presidential chair.
Never, perhaps, has there been an election the
result OF which gave more general satisfaction to
the masses, than that which has placed General
Taylor at the head OF the nation. His supporters,
OF course, are satisfied; and thousands, who,
through party allegiance, or the dread of being
thought Inconsistent vascillatipg, did not lend
hun their support, are still well pleased with his
election.
ON Wednesday next, there is to be grand fes-
nval here, in honor of General Taylor's election.
Collections are now being made to give grand
supper, the proceeds of which are to be applied to
the relief Of the poor. There is also to be torch
hght procession. The democrats are quite suspi-
clous as TO the motive OF this movement so far as
the charity part OF II is concerned, and think il but
trap TO catch votes at the spring election Be
this as 1t may, the affair, both in its inception and
result VIII no doubt be popular one, and produc-
way OF creature comforts, even though it might
trench on their political integrity
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Passenge "a sailed.

MISUNDERSTANDING Cher keel Nones, lady and two
children Mrs Brders Miss Moev, Mrs ord and danah
ter De Witt lady and child OSullvau lady; Miss
Ann " ellis Miss Preseon Mrs Sanchez, Miss Lowell w
Hased jun Mrs George Gordon Miss Lucy Mrs
Lucy fect STs heGregor Price, VIM Robsrtson Smith,
Waldron, Lewis Lyon, syncheon; X weyman Geo
Thompson, Randall @ Van Ness, John Fl White VIM +
White. VIM Morrison VIM Allen N o Halted. uu Hiis A
Gordon Moore Lewis Macrae James Connolly James Gan.
howard. Howard Williams, Gordon Wells and Is in
he
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EovEsEn 2-Wind, at sunrise s; meridian 8; sun set.


PHnADEIpHIA. Nov 49, PM-Arrived-Barks Ohio Levi,
Ss sss II
l HSe Gee HbTsn Haley
Reynolds Matthew'S B Boston, d briggs Sal,
sss ho Dssss p ss.
Alfred Greenfield New York; CeoTatr Haley; barge Planet
| miscellaneous.
on Truro Saturday H. stS
.y a. row wa.r the a.a having washed
cut and carried to three urhs Of being liver
getting he ship az " overheard in tho expectation
,, hRIe PosGr Hall fcm Eoroh bound for Boston, was to
letter from Capt Han to his cOnsigne Chcs
%es %Pdasy after she struck and and
and and
Sem SAGE Of Philadelphia, wimip son NC for Neu
h B., I'd in sr1ns condition and took Capt Worth
fallen in with by the schr Newton at this port
BRIG RoyAL SAILOR Her lon at Norfolk from RIM Kov on
Saturday and suny 26 and 10Th Cape Henry encountered
sp Ss1Tl'a sT x o5
person On board ''-' VI sAiS iured-coud sec no
BGm FKNox Beche Fredericksburg to Boston. mt into
& c ahs aS s svsp hs "a
mansa ard main gait awayhe bark had her
gallant mast and flying jb boom carried away LUX
scnooNyn CABOT Smith eore reported in distress from
s,s ara rm Norfolk for New YOk the
rnknOwn had the Of her best bower boken
he aR has '''h repaired and she would proceed to sea
HuScHED-A Waldboro, on the Goth instant nv n Raw
son. Eco hne copperaster ed bark tons called The Dn
owned by the builder and intended the New York or
ec IA New ,S gd,Ssd @ bark ate shp) s Coon Pa
Letters received from Thomas winow Mavbew Of wee,
ot Pont dated sept H. reports her bonnd into Western
King We Point With ss Ss sST s tine with sse
Tribe report supposed to be Of former one OF
SPOKE O. l.t e. lon % ~ ship Clever of and from
Bedisi day out III ibis OIL the Java wbIsh
sid Aug ~ WV "'"' WIN"
Spoken.
Ship Nyon, Mngon, fom Callao anG for New Yoh Nov
Brig Neptune, from Bristol T. for Matanzas Nov Pal Ia.
BY Norfolk pilot Nov 23d brg silss Of Cola s,
Aex'ndsa "a sehr Ceyior OF Portland bound % Froersk
John Mayo vita troops bound TO Balmorc 2tb b,i Rl,.
beth Ann bcuSs TO do ame day idg Wm Psfsrs o,J -
Seorsetownj and his Alesia, bound T. Richmond ~ "
Foreign Pogrs.
hRrcrmo PR, Nov 9-Dsn brig -, tor NYorh Idr
GFBALTARA large Am ship Of GiIraisy IA Inc,
bo1nd through be siats An Am bark N ballast bound W.
wssdesed u the Straits fh probably The Fanny FROM TsaIon
abcu 2Cth ult, for 50 ubss. -'N'
NAssAe Ne. Nov r. srks Geo Henry Cross for Nyo,t
cond nHed. Jsmes Hail. Br0~n for Bosttp, letb grJ1e
oIlesbs put In dsnssted, bg Cashoooho Georsetowp
Sc, 9th 'nSV"A'
Kun Krv Nov Bark ciarssa, Mir, for NYors,l ds
va Jhoo ~ CusA v-In port lchr Native American for
NestuiJrert, day.
aons Ports.
cs ultor, Jaqrcs Rowiury port Eldrdse Boson S
Br bg 4, JOHNSON. Halifax echr Geo Edward NYok
bsrll Nov 2bArr brig Martha inpnap Weit Ph,ladsIuho
sbr iase5:ndeDet blanchard, Do.
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monthe. Seed "a wears and
In Wilmington, Mrs SALLY
John Carter aged So years CARTER, wife Of Mr..
In Newburyport, on the q
BETH PEARSON. aged IS YEAR, til instant, Mrs. ELIZA
o. In savoy, on the Goth ins'
In Williaustown, on se..
dence Of her sonin-) TIE i7th instant, (st the resi-
LOUISA PAysox, wiz ~, Professor Hopkns) Mrs. ANN
D., of Portland q Iow OF the late Edward Payson D.
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IHE ExrEDIrioN TO SANTA FE.-It may be of
some Importance to the relatives aud friends of the
oihcers and soldiers who marched from Monterey, in
Mexico, In July last under the command of Colonel
Washington to learn that that portion of the troops
which was destined for Santa Fe reached that pane
on the 10th OF October, in fine health and spirits
inns Information was communicated in a letter from
troops to his friend in this city No official inform..
ton OF the arrival Of the troops has yet reached the
War Departing mt = Washin gton Union Nor 90
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ON Sunday evening, November co. by the Rev 8
II Cone, JOHN TRACY to Miss MARI H. HUsT both
Of this city. > Viva
on Wednesday, LIST instant, by Rev Dr. Hicks MI
CHAs C. HApGooD, of Bellows Falls to Miss JANE Bur-
daughter Of Chss. Burt Esq, of this village.
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rIME I'm TIE L LIG II n +.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

Cs SHIP NEWS NOTICE.
>fnmanders OF vessels bound to this port, VIII CON
1sfavor upon US by having ell parcels, papers, and
reports intended for the Neo York Herald ready fol
Immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News
Bow She viii board inward bound vessels In the w.
entity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other portA
favor by forwarding to the Herald through the mai
ship news or papers that may DO
Of interest re oommuL..y We gladly rocipro
cate the favor
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Odds and End q

The paper mill ofthe Messrs. HOLSTERS in Ando YER
IN this State, was destroyed by fire Saturday morn
ing.
At GAINESVILLE, o., . verdict of $4,000 was given
McClelland.
The health Of President Hitchcock, of Amherst Col
lege, has failed him and 1t is feared he will be obliged
to resign his Office in that institution
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L,vERPooL-Packet ship New York-Ar Foreman Of Enc
land. and $50 in the SIT ge all we'll 30
Rich -' '"
BREMEN-Bsrk Observation-Disclosures Prutsner lady and family
Carl Birhinstock. Julius Merher. - ~ '''
BATANzAs-Bark Hecla-H Annie, Gilbert
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ARRIVALS OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS The fol-
loving have arrived since our last publication Hon
Daniel sturgeon, of Pennsylvania HOPKINS / Tmr.
ney, Of Tennessee; George w. Jones' Of Ten ncssee.
and Thomas o. Edwards, OF. Ohio.-Uashington Union
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STEAMBOAT ExPLosToN.-A telegraphc despatch
from memphis, Tenn, states that the steamboat
Moneoo exploded on the Arkansas river on the 10TH
elght miles below Little Rock. One deck hand was
heo, and four or i've deck hands were badly scalded
The captain and clerk escaped unhurt - -
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-A package containing nine
thousand two hundred dollars ba ak notes
to MIR. George Curtis, cashier Of the Bank OF Com
merce, New York, by the Merchants Bank, Provi.
New York ""u
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IL Post ONCE Nov ember g. lS48.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED Ar vsr
CIRCu; ATOM
Please mention the date the List which they are Advertised
LADIES LIST.
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PHuADEIPHIA. Nov 49, PM-Auived-Barks Ohio Lewis
Bordeaux Laconia, Howes Boston; briggs Crowe
shavmp forhe Bayana schrs John Webster Marshall Tam
reo; Holder Berden erowe Providence; Cleopatra, Haley
Cleared.Bark Anna Reynolds Matthew'S Boston, briggs sa
Evars lBr Williams Barbados; Pauiina Doape Boston
sarah Willard do schr Alexander Mitchell HONEYWELL Mobile
Alfred Greenfield New York; CLEOPATRA Haley; barge Planet
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ALEXANDRIA, NOV e3hr sbp Pioneer Graham Iiyerpool
rche uon Jaqres howhurprt Risk Eldrdse Boston cic
Brbig r. mona JoLnion Iiznax eclr Geo Edward NYork
bt1ls Nov 26-Arr brig herts Bnpnap Welte PhJadspha
sbr IsseSendeped BlsEcnart, do.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-22
California.

The following extract from Western
paper, gives summary account Of the
climate of California along the coast, from
the work on California by Edwin Bryant,
who was two years in that country
The author seems to regard California,
that is, the strip ofcountry along the Pacif
ic from latitude 40 deg. 80 sec. north, and
about $50 miles in width as one of the
most delightfulin point of climate and fer
tility Of soil which he has ever seen. II
produces. with proper culture, all the fruits
of the tropical and temperate attitudes
He has seen oranges, peaches, lemons, ap-
Piles, pears, olives, grapes, figs and the
palm, all growing in perfection within a
stones thrown of each other. The grapes
of the country are luxuriant and nutritious
beyond any.'we have in the United States,
and the cattle and horses are Of the best
breeds. AS wheat country it has no ri.
val, and in minerals its wealth is beyond
calculation. The bay and harber of San
Francisco he regards as the finest in the
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-22
" HOLE, NUMBER 147.

world, and il. beng the onl. sale and ens'Iy
accessible hnrbor on the Pacific coast OF,
North America, renders il of much lrpor-
tance 10 the cofnnerciol world -
From The mop,hof Oregon as you go
southa ard TO the penir 5 .la Of Lever Cali.s
f;.rnia. .theqlanliy Of rain which falls annu-
ally, becomes less and le ., uptil you arrive
al the sterile mountains Of the peninsulai
rain is never known TO fall. The quanti.
ty OF moisture from the clouds In Upper
California is 80 small that irrigation is nee
essary 10 bring out t e natnri fertility aM
the soil. AtSan Diego, about forty miles
north of the lower boundary Of The prov.
Eince, YOU haSe aasinost perpetaal. Sunshine.
gETha fruits OF be couHtry id Che epl1sbls
and genial warmth are ripened TO The i6f.
gest size and richest fayor-the dried fruits
are the best in the world--lhe figs are finer
than those Of SMYRNA. Erensng Post. Z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-22

wings, in early days, went against The ex
ercise oil the veto by the President of The
United States. They also went again t
the pow er ofthe Executive To remove from
office, unless on cause Unsigned, aid by the
sanction ofshe Senate OF the Uniled States
These questions have been thoroughly dis
cussed. Lam not going 10 dwell upon them
now. ! only refer 10 HEM for the purpose
Of showing that there is no man in thi,
country. whether whfg or democrat, who
prs clically would think it rHcesssfy those
special opinions or principles should be a.
dop.ed by ,nan, in order 10 render him fiji
10 beselec.ed to an important office. ! say
there is no man who so thinks unless Ashe i
one uf ti,oss 100 has,sis
ed in party prejudices, and fet;ered by par
ty shackles. We must get ridof these, by
taking new men, fresh men, who have no
the odium Of all these questions upon them
or who can boldly come out from them
and declare that these questions are no
now the rule Of their cohduc.-that thess
are not questions which they would urge oi
advocate, il: they were elevated 10 the pres
idency Of the United S.ates.'
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SELECT TALE.
THE NEW HOME.
nY M g. sLEEpER.

% = =
.stIum! ha! so you are engaged2" said a
thick set, josisl- looking man, with roug-
ish twinklein his eye, as he walked into
his nephew's shop, one fine spring morn
ing. .sGoing to marry Charlotte Staugh-
ton, eh?'' and he set his cane rather heav.
lily upon the floor" t.s
The young man whom he addressed, an
active intelligent mechanic, blushed, turned
haif round, and stammered, 'swhy-yes,
sr-f-"
aKnows too mnch by half! What does
poor fellow like you want Of woman
that has studied geography, and geometry,
and geology, and nobody knows what be-
sidea There's Sally Simpson"
aBu1, uncle, Charlotte is something bet
ter Than ,genteel trifler with books. She
Is thorough scholar. her mind is we'll dis
cipiined; her Information is extensive and
valuable 49,, = Ia
aPshaw! a lovers nonsense! There's
Sally Simpson, she's somebody. She can
weave and spin. wash and iron, bake and
brew; she'll be q help to man."
ssYes, uncle; but q man wants something
besides dollars and cents. He wants pleas
ant conversation"
oacrazed- clearly crazedp. said the cid.
sriys gentleman. ..frhere's no hope! Now,
nesy! reasoning is thrown away, fairly
thrown away There is Sally Simpson" F"
and he went deliberately towards the door;
''shere's Sally Simpson, nevy "You'll be
sorry for your choice,' and he sailed out,
mnttering, Just above his breath. "fhere's
Sally Simpson, she's just the one for a
smart youth like him. just the one; he'll
be sorryp fs.y
ssffow preposterous !" exclaimed Mrs.
Smith, an hour after, adjusting a stray
ringlet. aAltogether absurd ! Charlotte
Staaghaon marry mechanic Have you
any authority better than common rumor,
my dear Kutsa'' ~
"oh, yes; her own aunt, Mrs. Eston,
-ssoid mic Of the engagement, ten minutes
since, and spoke too in her quiet, smiling
manner, just as she really didn't think it
wis d disgrace to the family
"Yet, can scarcely credit it. So
pretty, and accomplished, and her grand
mother SO fond of her,, and loading her
with presents, jewels, laces and silks!''
ayes; but pride must have fall,'' re-
pifsd Kate with i'll concealed triumph, sand
for nv part. Pm not sorry to see her low
esed frife.''
saYon are quite sure Mrs. Eston was no
joking are you Kate?"
.saCertainiy, Oh, certainly" and Kate
rose 10 take leave, half afraid that heI
dreaded rival had not absolutely fallen SC
far as 70 engage to a mechanic.
The same afternoon, Susie Esten came
tripping through the garden, and before
she was fairly inlo the house, cried. .'Wil
you believe, il, Yrs. S Charlotte is &c
tualiy sngsged to Sidney Mer,onp'
have expected such al announcement
sAsse six months"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-22

SHOT IN THE REAR.-The wings of
Green county, a short time since, at a
meeting, thus notice the late Wing State
Convention of Ohio;
''Resolved, That the late Whig Conven-
ton of Ohio, in failing to express prefer
ence for candidate for President, not on
ly acted contrary to the usage Of the party
IN Ohio and the union,' but disappointed
the whig people Of the State, and material
ly impaired the influence which the wings
of Ohio ought and might have exercised in
the National Convention, by united and un.
divided action.;'
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Pc d TR.


$, ay g. LIsNAEus. A. nAnks. nAlnslklss-.ss5f.sa i,
There's much in, the world that il doubtful
Thsre,s mach we shau ,e, er .nid niderst,nd--l
WIN y1aTvr should live in PooK-Housr,g :,
: And VIes onthes fata of the land. i,s ss
Eor,thoae, who ara fretful and peey;sh.
81 Thia dutv re,u,ains to fulfil .es aa!
R... Arv n. hor..t o,,a1, lha,,,,v s=-= : :
- Anaiss the world DO as 1t Will. 80. -. .
The poor wretch who walks upon crutches.
~ May aften be envied far more -,.-.'...'
Than he who in splendid apparel ..-,
g. Can shut on the beegar his door: =
JIe cares MT fnr claret and sharrv
slEslf f,Y IA INN :. ha.no i. an - -'
srczs. Js-.s.. ...'- s. 8, : -. ....',, -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-03-22

Embrace truth let it come from what
source it will. And hate deception & vice.
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The intelligence received by the electric tele-
graph last night, confirms all we published yes
lie day IN the Erird Herald, and gives some sd
d uonal inform alton of Importance. The projet
of the treaty has been received IN Washington,
and the President has determined, after two or
three sbinet councils, to submit il at once TO
the Senate. 1t will go in to-day if that body
should be in session.
The Hon. John Quincy Adams, while in his
seat, IN the House Of Representatives yesterday,
Was suddenly seized with an apopletic fit, and
fell TO the hoor. He was Immediately attended
10 by medical gentlemen, but his life is dispair-
cd OF. This is the second fit which this venera-
bic gentleman has had within year and at his
advanced age, it is feared that his system is toe
feeble to bear the shock Both houses OF Con.
gress Immediately adjourned.
In the State Legislature, little was done excep
eoiounlng over TO Wednesday.
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cry TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, Monday Afternoon, Fe0 I'll
The market for -four continued hrm, and sales OF
Michigan New Orleans and Genesee were made ut the
full rates of Saturday Part Of the latter was sold Tor
future delivery Wheat oontipusd Arm, though VS.
heard of no sales moment beyond parcel OF Chicsgo
stated below In transactions were msds
10 fair extent at abaut the closing rates Saturday.
The sales chiefly confined to parcels OF old mixed
with sorue lots Of yellow and white. The market
however closed duh Meal was inactive at last weeks
rrces Rye WAS steady. Oats vers inactive at Satur
davis rates The improved feeling in pork, which
noticed in our report to day though
sales were not so extensive There was good demand
for beef With saes Of city prime terms noticed below
There Vas change la groceries, and quotations
ma,ped the same ~ those current on Saturday.
Asars Small sales Of pots were making at 50, and Of
pearls st So so
BRwApsrurrs -Four Varions small lots Of straight
brands Michigan sod In all about 1000 1000 bblr
at SO 12 including to fair 0enesee at Sc
1881 sales OF 100 900 bbs Of Troy made at So
l9x Ssles o 1000 bbs Genssea made, deliverable
IN May, at SIS CA $50 ibis Nsw Orleaus, In Market
sold at So S7H Wheat Sales Of $500 bushsls Chicspo
inferior made at 1869 nSulcs OF 10 600 bush
tls III New Jersey white made at SIC nrd 1900
bushels common, old mixed, sold ut $40 new mixed
and yellow held ct Saturdays prices. Meot
quiet ut last weeks prices Rye was worth about 900.
without raes 0asS Sales Of North River reported
at about dsc.
ClyrIE-At market 100 besf critic: 20 oows and
csltes, and ld00 sheep aud lambs. Reef csttle-Ths
high prices OF last week are hardly maintained In tss
highest average, ybs ssies msds we're mostly nom ~
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INTELLIGENCE FROM BsLrzE, HonpunAs.-B

INTELLIGENCE FROM Belize, HoHDURAs.-By
the arrival of the bark John r. Gardiner, Capt
Petersen, we are in receipt Of copies Of the Hon.
duras Observer of the Sth and 18th January last;
but we do not find in i, any news of consequence,
except that some excitement existed there in
consequence Of juries having. in two or three
cases, brought in verdicts of acquttal, when, ia
the opinion of the Judge who tried them, their
verdicts should have been guilty"
Justice Temoe narrated the facts to the colo
NAL superintendent, and in his letter, said
Whilst the present state Of things continues no Der.
son In respectable saton In life, accused Of crime ne
person Who has extensive circle OF AGO or
vho has been connected with the settlement for num-
respectable and intelligent man will on juries and
the consequence is that tho naturalization Of Justice
at least that part OF 1t which falls within the province
Of jurie 10 left to the very scour os Of the
population. miserable hirengs, who must a. their
and susceptible Of every species Of corruption
The citizens of Belize were highly exasperated
at this language, and to the number of hun
dred and fifty, addressed memorial to the su.
pernendent, requesting him to forward the
same to the home government, and containing
recommendation to have Justice Temple re-
moved.
From the Belize (ion.) Observer, Jan 81
Some old edi6ces had been discovered in the dstrct
Of Peten, at two days Journey FROM the capital The
corr.dor Of that district private letter dated goth
October says:-The road has been concluded and it s
three days journey to the old city Of Tihs In the mu
nicpsly Of San Jose to the north east near the
river Bravo tributary the famous Rio Hondo the head
(which in this dstfict, and who're chure limits
The territory Of Belize The said ruins situated
wards Chinchapja, town Of Yucssn, which consists
according to what has hitherto been discovered of three
elevated buildings situated In beautiful sauare;
and Of other houses Of lime and stone with figures
In stone In the highest Of them All this have as.
cersined BY information from the governor Of San jose
and shall go quickly there, examine make report
them myself and send what may be carried away and
thoss that not shall make drawings Of The Pete
nefos will then have tho pleasure Of being visited by the
curious travellers Of Europe and these mcpumenta vii!
De pressysyed ggdsr the Instructions which the goysfr
neat pssesd 70 nssts, stss ssleet,sp whss prcvsy
- rcd " ~ MsssxN.
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The TsIsgraphIc Operators.

A abatement appears in the Philadelphia North .am,
yicon OF Saturday, throwing blame upon this once
the non cepton Of a portion Of the Iast steamrrs
nsws. Now, sir, this statement is untrue and unjust
for sat more than hour after our regular time
Of closing waiting for the Office to receve
the bAlsnce Of the news Whether ~ YVES an inter-
rupticn on the line or in The way Offices. or st the PHI
had circuit with ths Philadelphia oiise and there.
fore could not get the news through. We have been
always, and are, as you yourself well know willing and
ready to sit whom occasion requires not only one
TIVE hoan, but all night BY glvns ssl! statement
Of tbs shove iscis Ia your yslessis Journal you viii
mnch chlixe JENsFv CITY OPERATIONS
np MAJ, Tai, tel