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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03
SECOND DIS PATCH.

NEw.IA,EN. Monday. Apnl = Midnight
Ia New Haven County, embracing tile N Ia ana
va Senatorial Districts the nix candidates have osen
elected ana 10 tue Nl,n tne Loco foco candidate The
House Of Representatives As lar Is beard from stands
ID Wnigs, Locos and d Free son Yet To hear from
Merlden i Midi,r5lry, D. NlusAtuck' and Pros
poet; II BABcocgs maloriiy IS Pr' down It go IN
81. tut Orange Oxi1si Prospec, sOu'1bury Cheshire
Wsicot,. Hiad'c1ury and N4uga;uck.
Nothing yet from Md llesex County
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new road will b. but i've mite. in lsn,,h
completed will form connection between 49,
and Boston avoiding The Se~ Haven and u.,,s,,.
Hartford 'ni Springfield Road. ~.ta .icb -
uon' the New York snd New H.y,u Comma, =
been uosb'e 70 make any satisfactory .rr.p,n.r,
4'' new route will be- no longer and have bette, -.
~ ~ 'A7 cd one Vi. Hartford
.-'''cd ard aceuscd TONNAGE Of the axe.
'''''-' 'o''' embracing % steamers. g proy.l,,,
oilss aud go ,chr. aad .'oops
ne ANNALS At Philadelphia .a March were >,
foreign sat -l) co.,t~i..
80 FhAs4e.phia Money ss,il M demand ,ho..,
h''''.''' short pager cen Do done about NJ, -.
'N'''i longer hme srt '4ch as. not vel NOV,
'''s' ,l-.i - @qc- cent. Ta- b.nts are soi,.
l.ers. business e''s'
ITO Ani.iro Nssoan. 10 Oh. report s,re,,,.
il'1iog ''a',m ;s- STATE arsr,-,
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lated 20 destroy other mems prospects and impair
their own Limit the ume for completing the
new road, and 1T the needed means shall sdll De
obtained and the road built, il Is pretty clear
case that they ought TO be- ". g.
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ArrlNnI Of The Isprey.

BALTIMORE, Monday, AprlI :
Tie steamship Osprey, about " hose safety so
much apprehension was fell in consequence OF the Sc
we're .torn Of Tuesday last reached Charleston from
Philadelphia ca Friday last Dlrin, Der passage she
encountered succession OF terrible gales
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Departure for California.

WAsnNGToN, MOnoay, ApriI :.
A company of a. persons cit tins city ia tie
. o'clock train Of cars via Baltimore, for California
They waited on the President before their departure
and were received In appropriate manner by Old
Jack They were much pleased with the reception,
and On their way to tho depot they were followed by
an immense crowd, who, as the cars moved of gave
1 tran itrlna trIcn
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STEAMBOAT ENrLosi9N aND Loss OF LUE.-
The Vhssiry Daiy Ga:sne OF TIE 3lst ult gives tie
following particulars q The explosion that place,
~aicu VIZ nlvs a.acy bF, -y bounced BY telegraph
TIE steamer Virginia plying a. a daily packet b..
tween THIS y and ctsui envi -. Ohio. trn IntO
a- -neuis nfr hui sinking lmrd s,ely by The eXDlo-
s.Yu ol her boilers - Ru.h Greek Ten miles above tris
CRY. a. = O'Clock yesterday afternoon a1d severn,
,rltat.y ~ .u killed, and L. more wounded por
lion o. to wounded were brought 10 this city asi
evening BY TIE steamer ShenaDdo the clerk VI wnich
tanstet US IL the .ubi lined ; 81 the Il led miss
irg ard wound % IS said that the Captain OF the
boat Dawson. l0st ore o. his eyes "a almost the
whole ~ the boat above tle hull WAS torn ~ pieces
aud gre tu 50 shattered inst b. sunk At once, there
BE- ltt.e utt inst nl he mics ore dead Mr. S3y-
Der 81 This city, ssss blowerJ lost both ot hs
r-s. u is sed csnuot probably survive many hours
The rsp.0sicn TOOK p.acf N.r the boat vas landing
Mr. Roe, one Of the killed lie was upon the pans
-l.ce a horu a; Tie time. and his body into
"a -e pieces oy The explosion We give The facts ~
tally and acc4f4t'y We shaii doubles. be
able % givc fuller details on Monday.
Deli- NJ oe 90 h4-l c--a az te ,ttHarrma boirs
covered
Fa.afe--M - B...lH .ty -..~rs o. lii basil, .-l-i NJ
P t.-- Hs .-rlt.t. ~ Col .f .f Ol n
u~-- f0s-rr.t ir - tst f.lf-t n.nlr. of birmingham
1-iF -.a-ir- " t-rs-r. - Ll.. .tis lar. t-.4.-
W -. .E bsts ltf pse-.a s.a .-l as1, sna-
f..-r- D ttf f-f-f ~ Ilsf. tal-~rI4. 81
- h~fff. 0' ,t--.- t-at5 a4ftt lrA 1.J Nb--l.s.
bass --ft~i Say -r Vice r.ta '-s corn SO Aoi -aa
.lp's --r.r. lot 'i.ss-.J Hlfss.s az latf, W ,
sfrf.r-lt. i. blia 81. glty
Mum, t51-ft ~ N.--i-. sl4-s .oafsI lf.aaa asi
bot; . yAsss rlsse lei@si sfs ~ JET ttora
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III III DlsPATCN

APr So NJ.
CaAnLls CHArNAS, the Wig candidate ior
CONGRESS ia tie LIST District aud joins a. Rock
WELL. tie VIII candidate for the Illd District,
are probably defeated
The result TOR Governor and Legislature IS yet
quite doubtful.
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THIRD DISPATCH.
HAErrosD, Tuesday April 3-l4i AN.

IIlh y IHIi 7 I'-99"J FlF''' - ''7
The vote Of Hartford for Governor is a. follows
Wf he. Pc f. So.
Joseph Trumbu, 4 H. seymour, }. VI Mes.
1915 I-Ui 81.
All the towns in Hartford County but give
Tfumbul So :, Seymour T. iao, and Niles 355. In
the same towns i. +. Waldo, Loco-Foco candi-
date for the First Congressional District, leads g.
Chapman WIKI. votes. seventowns of To1and
County s.ye Tnmbull 956. Seymour ~-', Niles
o.. The District as yet IS doubtful The Wbiss
have gained Representatives, Loros %. and Free
Sol p. TIE WINS have elected D. senators,
Locos l. Ia three towns there is 10 choice Of Re
nresentatEes The result IS yet Doubtful
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Cuuioate. for Aldermen.

The fouowin. IS lat Of tie nominations io'
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen ia the differ
ent Wards Of this city, 81 far as they have been
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The Amended Charter signed.

AIHANY MONDAY, APflI ?.
The amended Charter has been signed by the
Governor. Ton days notice is not necessary 10
It's submission.
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~ An Adjourned NIeetinS q The Joiot l-ssoH.
dive Dem ,crs,lc Whg Or0e,s 1mmitse vii DO hea -
the broadway House 90 Ta~sisl syealgs; ~ 11s' at
o'eocs. by order CALEB = WOODhO LII VI ~
c. Y. WEaPLt, Sec'y. %
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Two LiBELLas.-The Ge"er0 G0-cii' and the
Inns Argns both accuse iine Tribune OF having en-
dorscd or courtensnced in some way tie pfetchueu
{ oldomeler or Gold Seekers Guide, BY Sisnor Don
Jose D'Alvesr. The charge s false and base we have
had nothing 20 do with the SignOr except 10 put Tie
Police on his truck Il possible tha,b got an sdyef
tseuen NJ into our columns before our attention was
called to tue matter but clerk - the advertising
desk assures us be- never did ana We believe him AT
all events We gave him no cOuLtcnance. Toe moment
on attention sss called TO the suo. laid our inior
nation before the Police Vet toe Lyons A'gs Gays It
hs. been vcto.sed by the suor trusting y the charar
f of The Tribune aud another paper and says It email
Ice "obliced to place The Tribune ln the same ciFs o
i'm lo-tors wiki the Sguor h'mseit
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BROOKLYE AFFAIRS.


STUNT CANpIDArF.-The Loco-FOoos OF Brook
Ign scen h have number OF candidates in the nsd
for the Chief N4l.trscy Of the city. The Convention
watch nominated VIM. Ellsworth. Esq. tor Mayor, had
previously asked Mr. Joseph McMurray, man well
known and possessing considerable influence in the
Locoroco party. But tron the discovery that Mr.
M-Nurray Ut Irish parenisse, a. y Seems though
born IN this county ne thrown overheard and MI
Ellsworth nominated. Ar. McMurrsy hss since coue
out p. stamp candidate. snd will probably dre" Q"
many OF the supporters IT the regular Ticket
AcciDENr--A woman named HA"Ae""o''"'
while 10 state Of inioxca,ion came IN contact Win
s3iri,ed horse. on the corner OF Myrtea'enue ana
Iau-encest end received kick from tee animal
winch prostraed her to the mcnt her mead siAins
IN. eu,o s.o,e IS she f.ll which caused 4 serious
wound. sh. WAS taken % the hospital IN the jail.
FiRE.-A fire broke cut in the root OF the car
r.,s,,sctory owned and occupied by the firm OF
Water, & Barre but was XrnguisheI with few
buckets Of water
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS AID INTER-
Nvxrs tlr he tossk ending March 3l-Males Il
Females > Admits, Is Children, 81 Total - -
There were aso ~ ntermenis IN Greenwood and other
BROOKLYN grounds from New loIk AID other places
~ Rev James Gallagher, Of the lnlyersalst
Church In Newark. n J. has received and accepted an
inv.tatoa 10 take The pastoral charge Of TIE hrss a.
vessaa., s0ciely N Basson, ia.
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FOURTH DISPATCH

BMDGEP3ET, Monday, April D
send You the following returns compared with
the Presidential Election la November ast
Bridgeport, MAJ for Truubun-l0 DO. tor Taylor 100
r,irfcld 4f lpj
StratiOrd - 81
Yours. &c.
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Election CT Judges In Pennsylvania.
HARRIsnuKG. Monday. April

iNNHI7IT No NIITTTII5' 7'IIIII =
The House Of Representatives this afternoon
uassed resolution - to - ia favor OF go amending
the Constitution Pennsy auia to make the Judges
,i,ciiv, by the people Should the next Legislature
auoroye mi, resolution il Wi De suLnitcd 20 the p,o
e for their approval or rejection Q, the next following
oloc,ion Yours DAUPIuN.
Explosion Of a Locomotive and Loss of Life.
BosrON Monday, April
one OF the locomotives on the Eastern Railroad
exploded to-day killing the fireman instantly.
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ros. OF the schooner Pearl-Captaih and
Four Of The Crew supposed Drowned.


The Schooner Pearl OF Booth Bay was ca; down
by field Of Ice near tbs place yesterday morning and
The Captain aud four Of ,tc crow are supposed have
been drowned.
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ThiDgr In Philadelphia.
Clrrsspo deuc- OF TIE Tribune
PHILsuELPRiA - riay

CJrrsFUO' ttnc. OF TIE Tribune
PHILiDELPHiA - ardsy April ,
The Sycamore and California Mimi. and
Trading Company. from Lynn. Macs. su1 wh. aays
siant ihr act tNo days i1 tdis city, siart.I r ~.
West th. morning 10 lrschs ir" Troy s~, f1r
no1.a looking young men and during their brief -.
lurn with u have inedr most favorable impres, "a
upon our ,iillens. MAY success st:eud them
Ou Thur day Inst a Mrs. Whlihy, 'asit.rg IN Row
borough nesr This city gave birth O. three Children
Bot two ct them survived.
The Inactivity noticed in the markc, Tor sever. lTB
pat So continues Common brands ~ 7 .- s-' t.l
At 5DR g. .f bot there is very ltil. r gr.-T '-
p r. md the ss''s AZ" quite ui'tt J. Rye er r..|
M - per tbL Com Me7l-A .i.s4 sa.s 40 q 49, .1
some I'D stock ~ = l.f Grsin-~-.s ..s...
pure Prnn'yI vanitrct Wheat ~ - .-r --
Rye hes farther declined $40 1e,-e.s r.,-.- -r-
suli &; 81 cts per bush Corn continue. pa, .-r-
ly aui meets good druaau. sss- .i |.. ...-e.s.
southern and P-nlsy lTania yciD ". - - .ft
Oats arp In 'air demand ts'fs of jNN -1s-r.s
en- - 81 cts aud Prunsy lvauia % 3j ~ p-- ls-
Cotton market . quiet sud pfce-.-i.a nary Ha..sg
is dul. sales OF hhds AZ 20 IS. aid tNs Al =. c-s
The amount OF Grain Cos. salt & r..fF--.t BE-
this port during lhp quarter oi this year So Core
L. 3ll bushels Wheat 3j - DO. Rye. aga ~
secds l.2J9 DO; oats. 29433 90 Barley, l,-y. o.
Virginia Coal 2l.-.i do; sat - - DO
SALES or SruCKs-Fr.' HoarG->1 $50 S.sta o. -.
3s6 Girsrd Bank T.. $1,000 Reading Bi So, "a o.
; 1000 do BIS SIT 80 lchiyh - Win I'D 81.
>sranG Bo1rd-5J Lehish. 80 $50 Norf5 tstA.
500 Cry us T. i0it, 5000 STATE 30 =-.,I d. g..
80 N,nehil Rd. g. . Phira Exchange 81 e. L@hi4n
Interest IS; 10 Pruna Blk. 9ai 5000 ken'IcEy -.
100 500 Schuyi Nav 6s - ga S3U0 do. o., g.. So
lehish Goa, scrip, lpf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

BorrFslNIs CONCERT -BorTEsINI ought to
have fcl bumper tonight Tor be leaves tomorrow
in the Europe. This is therefore the last
opportunity OF hearing hs wonderful performance OF
the Carnival Of Nsnice on the doubleb ass-a piece
Of nstruue nta.ion which one cas forget Who once
heara Il Among tie attractions u the evening Is
Signora hARAscHf lately prima donna Al Turin Her
voice % mrzzosopran0, Of very pure and even
quality aud will be well tested 10 the airs from Roferi
and .4u,ia. whlch she will sing. FERRARIs voice.
think vii be- heard 90 much greater advantage in
soncer,- than on the stage IIo Is quite ysuus bat
has been accustomed 10 singing ia concerto in Italy
BrSEyFNrANo Is to- well known here 10 need our
conmeuda,on he las AWAY been fevorite with the
public. We trust BorTE'iNI vii ind an array OF
friends 70 greet his lee, appearance here that ho will
long remember
NEw-YORK HISTORICAL SoCiETY.-The paper
amour ccd a, the asst meeting, the Ancient Archi
lecture Of America rs historical value and the parJ-
sisul Of its development with architecture in the Old
W0rli by Mr.. Il CARY Lose. an architect from the
south who ms recently estsbshst himseli in this
City v. 5- read this evening NJ Long paper will be
co,ously Illustrated Win drawings, and 10 IL srcte
ologca and e;hullogic4l points Of view Is u great
interest.
FATAL ACCIDENT Coroner Walters held an
oquce, yesterday a, the First Ward station house
upon TIE body Of Henry Buchena, German. aged 30
yes-s. who Has killed yesterday morning ~ a-ci
dentsy falling from a wnie Ia a STATE ~ iu'oXics-
ton The decssscd has leit vile and three children
Verdict accordingly The Coroner alsO held AZ lu
Gural vest rtay ~ The house corner Of ffeenthst.
ani Teulh-svengo upon the body Of Dennis tOgery.
uafIve Of rel4ud aged 40 years. who died suddenly
.oeu, a. y. yesterday niv.uinS. 'erdicL death b.
spopirAy.
SroLEN.-Seveuty dollars in bank bills and a
vsu4hc gold watch ard chain the property Of Mr. ID.
K-tch H. wsre stolen from the store J7J Pesrs,
saturday act.
~ Proceedings Of Common Council crowded
out,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

SRocklND ACCIDENT NEAR RAILWAY -As Tire
New York ard Philadelphia Railroad train On saturday
evening was On rs way u rni'aiel phis beyond Rsn
way. a mau uhO wns Wing on The track Was knocked
u.rtly az by the cow.ca,cher and before the train
could be stopped +, over bin. lis bead vas cut
open by lhe catcher of his legs cut ~ by the
locomotive and his body horribly inurlaied. Inc
train Vas stopped and the body taken up sni carried
ln,1 Railway !, was though. he could NOT survive -
His name was unknown, but ne appeared !. De "a
boring man AID vas supp0sed t. be- intoxicated
Newark Advertiser
TRAGEDY - W EST JERsEi.- Mtssrs. Blteman
and Turner w. respectable citizens Of We-.vie .ihf
old Buck Taycrul Gloucester Co.. qusrrclsd On Wed
nssday about the Intrusion q toe chckrus II one IA
thu. x.rdrn of tue other Baensu seized brick. ant
Turner raising his fJwng piece thr atenius - shoot
Re tLre. H. The brick was thrown and missed when
the hole charg Of the gun. - large shots took effect
IN Ratenisn's tbi-h rome IT them pas iuz entirely
through. Tuner was committed b Woodbury. 81,
and hopes arc n,ertaucd of .,emaus recovery.
Newark ADV
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P,rRlorIc-The ANee0a Mich R,cord, the
County Loco POGO organ in announcing the resigna-
ton of Hon. G. " Peek d. Postmaster II Lansing Tor
the active part he to- against Gen. Taylor election
makes the following patriotic avOwd Every Demo
craft now holding Office and who has tue least claim
Of s gent crnau, will do the very same thing what
% the hold over gentlemen oicehoders think OF TINS
doctrine We consider /; eniuently Jefferson an AZ
worthy Of ;heir serious consideration Ia answer TO
the assertions OF the UgioH that the Democratic
marty il no, proscrptye and that It's cardinal pin
cioles are opposed 10 all prescription the VA ''a'
mir oalsup the sachems OF the party as evidence
and points 10 tie following resolution which Tie
Ia 0nioNa tpa) U.mocrGt states Was unanimously
missed ~ the " Democratic state Convention Of Penn
sylvsnis which nominated Francis r skunk for Cover.
uo-. on tue I'm March, l-t7
R,sels,J Ina. the removal fiom the various Offices
IL BaAa4ioa of ecoy opponent e he National AGm'nis
ration or of democratic principles and measures has
i, been call, for and kr demanded oy toe voice
of tre Democrsc party and the best interests 81 me
country aud ought LOT 10 b. longer postponed OF do
In.fi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

KNovi>c-The I,nc SIM has heard abont
Lecture oa Congress hy II Greeley, " hch it tells
ia r..d.rsis "a l.b, on Members 81 Congress, and
said to consist Of merely personal snd abusive re-
marks in the coarse aud prosy style for which that in
dividisl ia notorious The Editors Of the Portland
Easltra Argus and Baneor Democrat cay that Lecture is
candid and impartial bat then they labor under the dis
advantage of having listened 70 the reading Of it. winch
rho Tine sun man does notHe says farther that the
Editor of The Tribune has been loud.mouibed IN call
ING Gen TAYLOR cnt throat Perhaps he can tell ThoR
and rhere We respectfully request him u atiemPtn
rEy' MORGAN MoRGANs, Jr has been nominated
for Alderm an by the Wings a the Seventh Ward. We
believe he has sbored 10 correct abuses aud Tcrench
expenses IN the Board OF Assistants. and we hope ne
vii be elected. WM H. WEBs ID the candidate Tor
Assistant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

~ The Cha,'cs,oa Ner, is out against The
change in The Consultation elect Senators oy the poo
ple proposed in Wisconsin. and thinks the conSer's
i've eemcn, ia our system Of goyernm'ni VIII De dore
for If III. adopted The people elect the em6ers Of
our s,a,e Senate but We meter heard that Il was any
h, ,yorfs flr that reason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

CaoIERA.-The N1,hrale tanner Of the list
nit nen. DDS the occurrence Of soyera! cases 81
Cholera In that CITY The Cholera has been very pre-
,e,, or siesrn,rs arriving st Louisville from New Or
IS, since saturday week The steamer Brioe bad
4 deaths ON board and many more are SSH sct Iae
George Washington haf hitcen dceths previous % H.
.,,ivsI - Memphis. Tie Belle Fey bad three de,'hs
m ,,...s.r AZ New. 81 deans bot and sutfy snd
uucA &c knes, prevailed. principally among cni ants
Lor,syuly. March e. T. M-Ine steamer forAto"
arrived today from New O-ehns she naa o orSl's
on board supposed from Cholera There were also
t.ss death on the Aibatros learned that Capt Nhip
ole 81 the Bunker llili No. died a, ticksourg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

~ The Boston papers announce the death
of Hon KDMu>D DWIcHr. worthy merchant OF mat
city Mr. Dsiga, was Tor several years Member
Of the Massachusetts, House and Of the Senate ard
was one of the Taylor Electors al large IN the last
Presidential election He was largely engaged in man
uf.c,urcs and mercantile e.'sirs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-03

~ The Camden and Philadelphia ferry boat
Jobn Fitch came into collision sunday afternoon with
a schooner, ana was literally wrecked-ihe schooner
suffering less Injury.
ry- Ex-Governor MARCY has arrived IN Al
~ Gen. CAH was IN Cincinnati on TIE
9Th elk
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NAyAL.-Thc g. :. irigstc RafraR, capt
PAGE from Norfolk, l3th nit has been On cruise ~
5,ys shr now lsys a, snchor A. the Bar.
I,fof 0nees-Caps Ben. Page, BerJ / To..sn, Is,
Ii.,t. Am, ! Mu.r 81 %, Nm 4 falkef, 81 DO.
fso. q Fu..r f.h do. J Ed-0ly, jh co. F4sncl'
a,~.sti,. sisslsf. D. - EdwEro., .eel s4rgrouf r.
a.. Parse. J,..ah Watson, Let Lieut. comd Marines
J. = Jo,-s Is 90. j RltcE, Chaplain hice, Ashton
G,.,1l,.f Cf..r { Y D- kfsft JOnulhso Young
fsss-d n d.h.pmtu. c " Fle-sssr J d s.s1e' } "
k'ddel wv b Mccain. ) +. Gins, Ne" eli Aloo'T a.
HAL Mlostipuient L. TOruey, Chpisins C.efk' > =
Oregon. Pulscrs Cers, J. Lewis, boAsw~i, a a
RaldsI. Gunner; Wa. Lee, Cafpeatsr J. sep ems
S-IiuAEer.
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r Tn. ,h.sp.,t aod bpsI sec 10 b, eiiJ 70 se
pa',,s,a Joxr,s. u Anne. n-srihe AHs.
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Il is TO be hoped, that II the Secretary OF State has
received any decided information from consul at the
Havana, he will lay at before the country The
decision OF the court at New Orleans and the advices
which have been received by the Falcon, have turned
the tables upon the Spanish consul, and produced the
strongest suspicion Of an unfair and fraudulent proceed
ing on the part OF the authorities at Havana The frs,
report on Reys arrival at Cuba was that he had declared
the American consul he had TO the island voun-
tariy Now, the statement is Of very different charac-
ter II is reported, and would appear direct
thoy that instead Of being permitted to at large, Rey
has been imprisoned in Spanish vessel-ofw and
that he has addressed two letters to Mr.. Campbell,
planning Of his abduction and declaring tina, il was from
fear of the Spanish authority he had declared him. in
the presence of its officer who had extorted the FIRST
declaration from his lips that he had Uoiuntay return
ed to the island in an American vessel.
Another interview, il is reported, about to take
place between our consul and the prisoners and trust
will take place without the presence Of the Spanish
officers At all events. the drama to be deepening
in interest II there be any to suppose that the
sancty OF soil has been violated by the arrest OF alb
ducon Of Rey BY the arts conupons OF the Spanish
consul and il the authorities at Havana still lay their
forcble hands upon this and still prevent his leaving
the island az freeman, then we nave out one
we must send an armed vessel or squadron II we can
Immediately collect one, to the Havana. which viii com
nunicase at once with consul. and demand the per-
son Of Rey and immediate reparaton from that govern
ment There should be no delay in making the demand
in case the last letters from Mr. Campbell should justify
such suspicion; and il reparation be not promptly
given, our consul shohd be recalled. and all the means
employed which our constitution and laws furnish for
exactng the prompt justice that is due to proud and
dependent nation.