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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-29
Domestic Miscellany

Cen Taylor has by letter declined an invitation TO
visit spriI gttld, Ct, on his present tour.
Stree The opening 81 navigation, up TO the 18th inst
5oSoO migrants arrived In JaUsda, from Europe.
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ISDIAN TEouBIEs -FLoRipA AND THE L. S. Govynr-
NrTh be refusal on the part Of the Secretary of ar
to muster the Florida volunteers into service has been
received in Florida with disgust and contempt II was
unexpected and time will prove il very impolitic to
say the least, II not cruelty to the people who must
suffer in consequence. IL well known aud admitted
that Tor indian lighting among the swamps hammocks
AND everglades Of Florida, regular troops
pare with the volunteers Of the country Men brought
up ON the frontier, good woodsmen, accustomed to
the country and acquainted with the mode of Indian
stand better the mode Of civilized warfare Besides
they the spot and provided with horses without
which troops in this country would be able to
follow the Indians with any after depreciation
had been committed There is but one feeling in Flo
rda the subject Of this refusal the part 20
vtrnnent to receive the volunteers, which In disgust
and contempt for the individuals who have thus re-
fused IL VIII not however prevent the authorities OF
the State from pursuing their plans for the protec
ton 81 the citizens and the speedy removal Of the In
diens from the state The volunteers will be mustered
into the service of the companies have
already been mustered in and supplies furnished on
the credit Of the state Col Gregory Yale. Of Jack
son,ille, arrived In this city yesterday with orders
companies Of mounted men already mustered into
service, and the supplies have been purchased and
will be shipped To-day for jacksonville. We are graft
fed to know that the State has unbounded credit in
this city and through the orders Of the Governor
obtain any necessary amount Of supplies Neither Is
this all. We know that loan, to a considerable
amount, has been recently obtained In Charleston by
Governor Moscy, and satisfied that the banks in
this city will not be backward in rendering aid in De-
cunary matters should loan be solicited by Florida
authorities Savannah GcoTgiGn, .fug. "a.
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ISrrrrsrrNe FROM Yuc.r.s.-The New Orleans Pic.
oyune Of the 10Th inst, says:-The schooner Hornet
the 10th inst bringing S137s0 in specie consigned
sundry persons We learn by letter TO commercial
house that the hernia phrodite brig Mosee, Capt Hall
from Key Wet bound to Tampeo, was lost on the
Alcananes the night Of July 23d She had on board
the cargo f the British brig Spectator, from Liver
lest the coast q Florida The cargo of the Mosee
all brought to Campeaehy in damaged state.
Capt Hall and lady, and two seamen, came passen-
gers on the Hornet.
A Mexican schooner, name unknown, was lost at the
same place where the Moses was wrecked.
BY the arrival Of the Hornet, have Campeachy
and Merida papers from each place to the Sd inst The
condition Of ucatan appears to be miserable indeed
indian insurrcction aud her own destituton The sub
sidy Of $3.50 GOO which time since furnished
by the Mexican government, nearly exhausted, and
Is needed to maintain the force Of Is 600 men
which the State is compelled to keep in the field Mex
leo had promised $40 600 more but IL seems she ha,
determined not to furnish the money The amount
realized by the sale of Indian prisoners TO Cuban plan
tiers Is very small as few prisoners are captured The
1ucatsn papers make pathetic appeals to Mexico for
IL they appear willing that the country should
assume it's petition In the Mexican coniedsracy.
Elections have been lately held for Deputies for Con-
gress, which resulted a. follows
Principals -Benito, Quijano, Martin y ferszs Man
uel Crescencio Rejon, Geronimo Castillo joaquin
Garcia RECON, Jose Csnuto Vels, Crescencio Doves
Luis Soans jose Maria Delgsdo, Pedro Celesino Pc
r,z Silvestre Antonio Dondc.
Substitutes Pedro Gsray Garsy, Pedro Escudero
Augustin Franco Manuel Gomez, Sebastian Peon
Francisco Lssoy Estrada santiago Blanco, Jose Dolo
rcr astro, Joaquin Mnoz Jose Doorez Esperioss
Jose Maria Csstllo Castillo Andres lbsrra de Leon
Seine slight successes have 90 extent raised tbs
hopes Of the Youcstecos; but these victories do moi
amount to much. ON the 22d ult., division Of tn,
Nucstsn army attacked some Indians whs were A.
ftnbi,d at San Fernando, killed ten, and capture,
twenty. The whites sustained no loss. The comman
dant at TiriDim writes despatch containing the rea
ton Of q victory gained by the force under his com
n,std He says that the 23d nit, his command ad
,abotd sRainst Tizinim, where the enemy was vel
posted aud strongly fortified. The fsavages made
desperate resistance but could not Withstand the i'm
petuotty of the iucstecos who stormed the ntrench
ments, ard put their sdversarss to fight The tro
plies Of this great victory were FIVE muskets an,
three cartridge boxes. The Indians lost four men,
the whites three
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United states Circuit coyr,.

Before Judge Nelson
AtC y The special term Of this court, announced
TO be held on the I'd Of September, postponed to the
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PsEuDo Posr OrFfcE AGENr.--A young man of pre-
possessing appearance and captivating address who
gives his name as Washington, and halls from Wash
ington city has been doing the genteel thing in ths
the name Of s. r. Hobbie Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj, In which he appointed himself General Mail Agent
thus anordng himself free passage all the various
mail routes. He passed through Baltimore PhiIsi~l-
phia, Harrisburg Chambersburgh and Bedford the
strength OF this forged letter, borrowed money
and was feasted by postmasters and stage agents who
were lavish In their kindness. After RECALLING hnsef
for several days at the Springs he concluded pay
this city visit He accordingly arrived here n few
days ago, and took lodgings OF the first hotels
sights, Mr.. Washington concluded that be would
visit Philadelphia and Thursday last called at the
Good Intent mail stage Office and presented his letter,
demanding his passage, Col. VIM n Moorebead. the
thinking that all was not right and not to be caught
mapping when rogue Is to be detested the
of his employers looked after refused give the pseudo
agent q pssssge. The fellow clustered considerably.
talked loudly of teegraphipg to Hobbs the dignity OF
the post Office department had been iusulted aud the
Colonel would be removed from his Office aud probably
imprisoned. The Colonel not to be intinidated by
threats, was firm In his determnat aud would not
let the fellow get into the stage After the stage had
started, the Colonel to himself that the feo~
really was swindler telegrsphed TO MIR IIobbie sad
Immediately received a reply from that gentleman.
stating that no person Of the Of Washington
In the employ OF the department. Immediately the
receipt Of the despatch. Col Noorehead called MIR.
quested him TO fork S. the amount Of has fare To
this city. The fellow being alarmed, forked over the
eight dollars made open confession aud vamosed-
We understand that the fellow has been borrowing
the strength of his letter, the who's route from
Washington TO this city, and that he very near
doing postmaster out of the price Of a suit
CT clothes. -Pns6prsh Post Aug. rs.
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TnountE AMoSs rvs Missouri PoLIricIaSs The Sc
Louis Republican, OF the 18th inst speaking Of Col
Benton and Judge Birch says IL H. stated that Judge
Birch having ascertained at Platte city. that Col
Benton bad asserted In the most positive manner thse
he CBirchl bad whipped his wife. NC Judge Birch
went to ST Joseph and brought suit against Col BEN
ton for ssnder-makng AFFIDAVIT that he (Benton) H.
not resident OF this State IL IL also states though
this Is not so wen authenticated, that Col Ben
tends commencings suit against Birch because ss he
alleges, Birch has proclaimed him an abolitiooiss
The St Joseph .idrcrser OF the 10Th inst speaking
Of the arrival Col Benton In that city aud the subss
quent meeting saysA delegation from St Joseph mot
Col Benton at Bloomington. and escorted him o. town.
where he arrived "wednesday last. Agreeable q sp
poptmsnt he addressed In the grove north ofthe court
house, large OF the people, "a be ~
constrained TO call them. After he had concluded
his talk" get of thorough going Beuton resolutions
presented and adopted BY acctsmst0n So fs, ss
our observation extended the wings took farther
part in the proceedings than to listen respectfully and
attentively.
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tHt Ttx,s " rcrfo- The few returns received from
Texas Indicate the election Of Bell Wood for Co
vernon aud Henderson fer Lieutenant Governor.
Howard y irohabiy elected 60 congress In the First
ofuic over lilsbury. Tke parties are all democrats
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The Omnibus PropIissors and the Russ
Pavement,


Pavement.
On Monday evening last, the Board Of Assistant AL
dermen adopted report. appropristing $50 600, fol
the constr uction OF additional Russ pavement, IN
Broadway, to extend from Pearl street upward Thii
pavement has been fully tested and found to ans~s
better than any other heretofore used ouy for
durability, but also for the little labor required
keep 1t clean. In opposition to this, understand
that the proprietors Of fourteen lines OF omn
buses traverDg that thoroug hfars will this evening
present q remonstranoe to the Board of Aldermen
against concurrence with the other Board. The al
legged for this remons.r is the smoothues.
Of the pavement which causes the horses to fall
thereby injuIing them and frequently breaking the
onnibusses.
Let look fairly into the matter aud see IL this
difhcuity Ct throwing the horses down, may not be
avoided
There three hundred and fifty four nibussss ia
Brcsdwsy the driver Of each If which endsavers to
drive at greater speed than his psghbsr What Is the
result The with which the v1hics Is drawn upon
the pavement ard the desire Of the driver get
before all the rest gives IL such impetus that the
horses suddenly ch.cked the pressure ainst
10 slnost sur. 10 bring them dosn The Law says thst
vehicle shall be driven at rate OF speed greater
than four miller per hour which If strictly enforced
would vt once quiet all CON plaints and much
With an bunars reckless drivers on either hand.
Here then, are fourteen propriesors, Who wish .
great public provsmsnt IT pp-d for their especial
bssett and sccomm odstion There In the city
foor hun ar.d AID elk licensed hackney coaches and
THREE Thousand spd nipey licensed carts rhs law is
90 eopuructsd thst csrtmsn cen get license for but
vehicle, which MAKES the humber OF equsi
Go the humber II vehicles aud slo ~ing but hun
Ord fer IN. hackney coaches there thrss
th-u,sbo one hundred and niusty persons who must
be deprived Of the benefit If good carriage way,
propristors, Who occasionally los. . horse through
reckless driving. are opposed tn the improvement.
The tire. hundred and AZ y.fonr omnibusss on
Brsa..y pay - tn. tr.ssury ~ the clay the Of
81 ESQ per year white IN. hackney coaches aud carts
pay o license Of 81 2t5-th- former a~uminy aud
bosiry the smost eutr- control II the street They
fs,s quite long enough presumed upon their prlvi-
kg.s aud IL h high time their pr-sum ption was
CHECKED by bs decisive action of th. Common Council.
That combination ~ fourteen men, tor sef satifsc
tios shall dictate what shall shall b. done for
the hps ht of the ~hol. city T. too pr.postsrou, to
tbiIs 81 and ony be treated With the considers
tiob thsh merits demand
". p. the I,mnon Coupcil will, a. far a. Il
sit.pt Nth judg ssd economy. make all n-edful
Ia prov, In the s..ts snd ~h-n tie great work
H. cor yi.t.d. Instead 90 TAXING the citix-us With
stb per year fer purposes Of cleaning With the
mad hall the tim-. ankle deep, say uothos OF
IN. con,isuAi expense 81 Repairs. we shall have q
pl.sssnt TromeI AIDE, free from dust aud mud, with
very nttl. expense
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Arriv al Of the Europa-FslI im the Cotton
MmrAes.

Arriv al OF the Europs-FsiI im the Cotton
Market.
The steamer Europa arr we'd at Boston nj sunrise
yesterday, with intelligence down to h. 2ith, from
Liverpool aud London. The most important VS.
Is a small decline in The cotton market, to the ex-
tent Of hoy a Unt, with the prospect of "A father
decline This is not good news for our southern
friends, but VIZ hope Tor SHELTER luck next time, -
on The arrival of The Succeeding steamer.
The political and general news Is rather stale,
fiat, and Improbable. 2" Nothing Is stirring ia
England. France is quiet and ordery-the Presl-
dent just preparing 10 give grand ball IN the
Tuillerles. The socialists have quarr-ed amoag
themselves, and are calling each other bad names,
os heartily ss they do in Washington or Tammauy
Hell. Germany IL very quier under the control Of
nearly 200, 600 soldiers. change has taken place
IN the Austrian cahmet-but General Haynau, the
grand butcher Of Hungary, sui alive, 10 receive
the new American thWge Kossu,h has BEEN re-
moved from Widen 10 Shuua; but nothing is
said Of the liberation of the Hungarian prisoners;
and j, appears that the focas between Russia aud
Turkey, on that point, has subsided without ex 4cty
knowing the result. IN Italy, things are quiet
The Pope TO return TO Rome on the 2ist inst .
in time to open the Christmas holidays in The Vat-
can.
In fact, every thing is dull IN Europe
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ADJUSTMENTS rms svISiSo.

ReHAH.
BowERy THEATRE Bowery-Tnx rssxs oussss
nEn-JAoK epEPpAEp.
BROADWAY TMEATRE. Broas~sy-P. P.-Efcra nn
uL-sfousp CrILD- Gun H.ky Ann.
BUsToNs THEATRE. Chambers s,rse:-srsteus Pa
viLy-Olp DuroH G.Nstsoh.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham ssusr~--sss.Is
GuAKD- koLsr yoa ~ OLsysa rIssr pAr 90 NJ
LuE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. broad~ay-vioronr.s- NEv
LoRp rHr yI,L~c. BsrrAss'a An bissssfA
CHRIsTYs OPERA HoUsK-EruIorAN xisarS nav.
AMERICAN SUsEtA-AMUsrSs rERToRnAscss rvs
NV ArTNRNoon AND EvrNINo
APOLLO HOoMS-ELsS.'- CoSsrRr
CHINESE eUsEUa-GLrnDos's PANORAMA oy rss
SILp.
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lrCsTss AND ESotsNp.--Ws have rsrrivsd a
bret item - inl,iIisezcs ifom furHsn. va % b
,sl.. vhich W publ.sh uatsr tiss h~.d 81 isrsaa.
Il ne, h. gathered tom ne Bret h.at whlea fh's
utelhl'n,s anoics. thsi ~ Bnfish afe uaaIs 49,
itaD W. ~ ouf r"triun.sht have snf Doe 81 10 .af
ttsut ~ lu,sian. Woaid 81 uui h.sf hasa ..i.s
ccrtorsri To- ths q gliy u tie uali~d s'slf.. atl
our cshuei taken We iuItafitr IA 80 rirrfatHY
csnisd out ihs Trgiicaiiun a haesisat % 10 f..a
bate NV ihs Busnh have ruuf anrsd q 81 30
n.u,h ior TIE iortsthi - ,uf lfaAsni adH.aisirs.
ten.
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Shipping Intelligence.

NEW ORLsANs. Dec 2.
Arrivei-Bark Tryninghan New York; Ira Bliss do.
BosrON Dec Q.
Arriyed-At o1l o'clock AN steamship Europa Liverpool
9th ult
Arrived, 6th, PM-Bsrk Martha Arm St Ma tins 18th u
lefi bark Cayuga, New Orleans. days. Clayton
Yorh, do; Horso, do, days. Dow, from Trinidad,
18th ult
Cleared Ship Della Walker Newhuryport TO load for Ca
forDia bark Elm philadelphia; hrig bbots La do;
Elisha Doane Baltimore; Mary II, Wilmington, Del
HOLMES Hos Dee O.
Arrived-ship Geo Haot.. Calcutta, sand Heads Ilth
Julytpoke, Aug 10 lat = long SO g. thp Otomace CAL
cutia boston; Oct D. lat 10 So long ia w. sign Allied
Bremen brg Reeulus, Ghowint two hundred and four
Houcl ed Peruambuco Oct SJh left
Navarro discharged; British brig Emma, =. reported
avng Spoken about Oct GOTH lat % NJ long %
So thp sanofor. of Boston, and hrg Herald Sie.
California Dec st lat 81 49, long & spoke brig sarah Ann,
SurDam for Bo't,n.
Bark OAK Phila phia, Tor boston
Briggs Jesfy hansana, Il days, for do; Benz franklin,
Bal more for do.
Umpire Philadelphia for Newburyp pert; Danl Web
ster NYoIk, for Luteo; Irene do, for Sale
British brig Victoria. NY. for st Johns.
Arrived 7h, b,s Crsrford Savsnnah, for Bath; Ell
Ia Phada for Pembroke Maine; Ntheroy Poomas river
for Boston; tha for do; chrs Casa and
for do Independence Dariea for do: NYo k.
for do Fountain DO for bngor Arcade. sostoa for pha
Sailed in mpany with bark Wm Larabee for With
her outwarf cargo.
Remained in port, briggs VIM Crawford, Mazepra Ntte-
Byas Victoria Scbrs Casta braganza Independence
A. Law Fountain, Deape Danl Webster and Oscar
Cole. The Others have called
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Lam rsoS 81 iosi,oo CAPS. Bufius. ~ ils
biig ilety. tom run se rfincs. a. th ,.,ri. sr.
rI,'o y''tsrrsy, uiofras thsi "a kiafs 81 Bass.
mess Wa sUn. The mouopoiy h~ wss $50 -
free Csfse scsfcs rhs Eu.wfuf Sa1ut ne
~ss ~ smbsf. ~ l'feT's. on tsr SEQ. faf taur
10 The .ssisfn rar' e - p,mtara A psu 81 30
troops. VITO ~sTe 10 scclnfaty hiu,. I'D .ifeadg
,nisiksd
There hsd been a aree Gre 10 Pot "a Pnnr..
On the l5ih, when from srvsnty.hve % siahy
homes we're Destroyed u originated 10 the cesiral
pant Of the city, n,sr the lower market
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n = = I " a =
U. S. NAL STEAMER OH
WIN rnr
California and Pacific Mails,
Quarter Of a Million Of Dollars in GO
r.--rfosr->0-0fef----.sa.es
OUR CALIPrEsli r0RaESrrypFNcf.
s>>~>~e~,~~,s~~0e>,~
NEWS FROM CUBA,
Sc. &C.. 40.
OUR CALIPeEsli mRGEsrrypESCr.
NEWS FROM CUBA.
&C.. &C.. Ac.

The splendid new steamship Ohio. Lieut. J. I
lay SchencS' > \ commanding, arrived
her wharf foot ot Warren street sa,ly x..,.,,
morning. she arrived ~ sandy Hook and
.hoxal a. ,-,r .
PM ;n.vao,,, ,a,', - -. - - - -
:" 800 - u"1 a' ''''e noufs "
~. :, - W. NV ~"'
IT.. o.. -,
'he Ohi" Has ~hc"hn'rfru tUonS hcau win
accompanied by rain and snow, since passing {,
Harteras She passed Mofa Castle at u. M,
the 4ih.
The following is list of passengers by the OF
among whom are Mr.. Lumsden, Of the P,eays
Capt May, U. ). A, and California Indian
longing to DR.. Deavsni-
NAMES OF PASSENGERS IN HE ONO.
starYrs hnrsb wTnrre I".,a; sessmssasrn.
S.1s ainr' van na mM'er hilbert asserft9'
son; G Roger; b,ty q g Baiies. aerriss. |
EeTuTb, J soett, G !, Cisrs {; Tietsoa. a wheeler
rnar n, Fairs,s Amber, ov Ghisv,n wiSar
q stone; {; ecesr,s . G Valn: rs.hman. VI
Hall u Jones, g per-on. W WOOD, r Douglass. s o.
water, smith LR Savsnrors sR.esrsy W. rir.n
i M NJ ,us rses' M, ehirs' rsy'Sr III
Allensop; Frost W'llis. Nelson. Kamoas.
Lays,id,ra tntohina" KoserisnsI Kssn E,ss
%r Pastor osa''S"' '0'" ae I'sn' Romero Bell
s From Nsw or'eansIss Lnm'den fsmily a.d s,,yan
Join seieh,. nrs Baum. 3 M.crs, ] Johnson and h
Pedro C,IIarsl James Tssiie asqustine suras. J.h"
g %l,,i' Jawts young s'h, t,grr. Davis Capt
Weed end child, Miss Mary Adams Mrs W Pembsr.oo
siss Johns'n and fisrd b Moore, " Baker. al
sb r. YAM rd Nh, s%h HAef' Geo Aorsaa'
t~e"s- "Ve IN IN, s'esr'se'
cue o'"es No '"'e' '"'e ''2ence ron Cahiori
news having oeeh ao"c'pd.ed oy the arr
VI 'ne Ciescep' wy oor Oai'fornia corresp
oen.e e''eSa "" eu"i''opaI i'e"s Oh in'crest.
ono "'.'ss "e o'eg"', Oai"orh'a aus rae
coas' i'a''s,"pe h""o''o ana 'ory-three pass
se,s' "ho aDou, TWO ""pu'eu ana ni'y nous
ooi,sis worm Oh soo' belonging 10 the passeng
on poS''' go.
VI inc one "'''op an" man, reported to nj
peen prougn' 10 fanaWh ny me Cailfornia steam
hhli million was brought by the Falcon to
vana, one half of which comes to this city BY 4
Ohio I; the balance goes 10 New Orleans.
The Falcon arrived ~ Havana. from Chagres
the ID ipst with 10, ,..a.,,,ar. On &C -
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W NkmH HHI.t.ns ...H ~. 0e'tstaetats
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60 'FfIfa r.lfH.
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NHsfi-Rn
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Adaition.i U.,,for.i. un,eli,genee.

The present Governor ~ Csif,rn;s r-c-ives sails
$1,000 per sunuai. ana The Secretary VI S.s,e,s6oo
The u brig General Patterson which sailed Z,
Columbia river, the ION - October for vauoouv
Island. Nth Major general prrstss Smith and o.
VA exp ctsd to arrive an Francisco on or ab
the 10Th of November
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fsEsl - 49, iifst ssfe p'efFt 90 msa ifuas. in
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81 tuft trH lnHF o. ~ r'aH sd sta 90 nsus biit.
So faIfTFta rFnf zee faa sees rsfufurf frsn the
les H Sc ~ - ffarsuff iff ft~ msa $40 his
ffHa 500 sHNFsYsa e. ths sfasf a. IN First ssra
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Ftssfsssfs fIa.s NIs rsl fsfs ~ go Nisfh sari
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hfF ff go 80 IL u. A.. 60 afHaar. fAsg --r-
g. hsla 81 - At tH araHaH
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Sporting taseissx-uce.

Usios Couss l.. u Taotr'G. OSs IiuSosrp Mug
N.rn -ro.morrov, match Tor $780, one huodr,d
nil.s 10 be- trotisd IN ten hours will OF by the
hou- Fa~Ibroksr Much monsJ T. siaksd on the
suit n. time bsog rather the fsvori,e sgains. the
hor. Of the prsen, nsle ,ut state Of the
weather
The rEe. b-s~e~n JAMES X Pelk and Cayuya Maid
Glitch esm- OF st the Unioa Course on Thursday
last w.s To 250 10. wagons.
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NswsrHea YtonsS.-rhe Dhio brings the following
from iucH'sp ~bics ~iil b. found ct some interest -
The uc.'An sdsic-s are o. tn lGih ult rms ~sr
continued 10 b. carried -iihou anS hopes o speedy
tern iustiop. A coiuun - roserbBsnt troops he 4
sh"r,iy since suffered defeat ifom TIE enemy.
TIE Lssdaiuts h.s sen, to thu general g,vcrnmsnt,
o. ufogssthst ths state - yucssn be- so-n.-d With
ts,its hsr cuufiussst for IN -p-r- ~ and
st .tfao 81 So wouihiy b. pa her ~ ioas the
Tie - IfHuss
~ rnirsi haifffH cnnftfses that there have hssn
ffi@ti os ft rtth nnisnd shp ht- or-r-t n~r
nsaistian g. it- fseiHes isf. of th~ ~1uotrs 10
fsfts .Ftff ttsf 80 Nrff.t rvsrnn ~nf utv~ eon-
I'D thsussifHs sinuy O. mNNtnr th- "dsr spt that
80 rHssFrussnt sd teusrfss 0f Aues'sp sui ts<
frfh wssfuf~ in go Ffsutsrs ~ hr@t adsgtsi
a. ths tntst~sts ~ fts ststs 800 go aatoa.
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