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Washington telegraph., 1850-06-19
GEN. LOPEZ.

GEN. LOPEZ.
A Venezuelan by birth. he entered
whilst quite boy, warmly into the de-
fence of his native city of Valencia "a
gainst the Spanish force. 1t was near
this city Bolivar fought battle, which
he lost. For the purpose of having time
to disengage his own army and prevent
pursuit Bolivar sent word to the Valen-
clans to defend themselves, intimating
that he would soon come to their relief
Valencia held out for a fortnight but, be-
ing at last compelled to surrender, the
most atrociOus cruelties were Inflicted up
on the people. Lopez barely escaped
being shot, on accoun: Of his youth. He
roved about the country half starved and
suffering from various causes, and believ:
ing that all his friends and relatives had
been destroyed. Impelled by a feeling of
desperation. heightened by the indigna-
ton which prevailed at Valencia against
Bolivar and the patriot army, for aban-
doning the inhabitants to the Spaniards.
Gen. Lopez sought the only refuge OPEN
ed to him.-he joined the Spanish army,
rose rapidly from tile ranks and at the
end of the campaign, being little over
twenty two years of age; found himself
promoted to the rank of Colonel. The
pride of the soldier and his rapid ad.
vancement, were attractions which few
ambitious, high-spirited men could resist.
General Lopez continued in the Span
ish army, always, however, maintaining
liberal political opinions, until he was
sent to Cuba. From his very first ac-
quaintance with the people of that island,
he perceived the tendency of the sent-
ments of the Creoles. and thoroughly
sympathized with them in all their aspi-
rations and designs When the Creoles
had matured their plans of revolution,
General Lopez sent in his resignation as
officer in the Spanish army, and thus a.
bandoned distinguished post, to engage
in the perils of that hazardous enterprise.
We think that this act, together with his
subsequent self-sacrfces and devotion to
Cuban independence, should protect him
from all sneers, and untavorable COM
ment upon his career in the Spanish
army.
General Lopez has been selected as
Commander of the Liberating Expedi-
ton on account of his known devotion
to the cause, his experience as military
commander, accustomed to the control
and direction of large bodies of men, his
perfect knowledge of the people of Cuba,
where he has long resided, his identifica-
ton with the island, and the great inffu-
ence which his former position of Gov
ernor of the Central Department enables
him still to exercise.
Gen. Lopez, during his sojourn in this
country has created most favorable opin-
ion with many Of our most distinguished
citizens. All with whom he has been
brought in contact. have been pleased
with his sagacity, his prompitude, his
high spirit, and fearless devotion to the
cause of Cuba. No one has seen him,
or conversed with him, without being
deeply impressed with the conviction that
he is the man for the occasion-the very
best man to command the army destined
to achieve the liberties of the oppressed
people of Cuba.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-19

"You know what physical training is,
Of course, Mrs. Partington?" said the
doctor in mild way.
'Oh. yes" replied she; "I've just seen
picture of whole family of twelve chill
dren that took nothing on earth but pills
tor thirty years.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-19
SCENE ON THE HIo'
ny GEORGE d. PRCNTfCE.'

n. 70 a glorious eve-the stream
Without n1urmur wanders by,
And on its breast, with softehed beam,
The sleeping stars SO sweetly lie,
,rwould seem as if the tempest's plume
Had swept through woods of tropic bloom,
ND scattered down their blossoms bright
10 sleep upon the waves tonight.
And see--as hangs the moon aloft,
Her beams come gushing through the air
So mild, so beautifully soft,
That wood and stream seem stirred with
prayer:
And the pure spirit, as it kneeIs
At pature's holy altar, feels
Religions self come floating by
In every beam that cleayes the sky.
There's glory in each cloud aid star,
There's beauty in each wave and tree,
And gentle voices from afar
Are borne like angel-minstrelsy;
In such spot, at such an hour,
NV spirit feels spell of power,
And all beneath, around. above,
Seems earthly bliss and heavenly love.
Oh Mary, idol of my life,
My hearts young mate, my souls sweet bride.
Dear soother of my spirits strife,
l would that thou vert by my side;
And would kneel on this green sod
In love to thee aud praise tU God,
And. gazing in thy gentle eyes,
Dream but of thee and Paradise.
see thy name in yon blue sky,
In every sound thy name hear,
All nature paints it to my eye,
And breaths it to my listening ear;
I read it in the moons sweet beam,
The starlight prints it on The stream,
And wave and breeze and singing bird
Sneak to my soul the blessed word.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-19

Hon. Hugh Smith, the delegate from
New Mexico, we observe, is out in let-
ter to his constituents, in substance tell,
ing them to 60 to " ork and make a gov'
ernment for themselves, excluding slave,
ry; he having abandoned all hope of Con.
gress ever doing anything for them.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-19

FAsrIDIoUs.-The Pittsburgh Chronicle
says, that fastidious lady in that city
was greatly shocked the other day reading
!hat the male and female strawberry were
frequently found in the same bed.
Washington telegraph., 1850-06-19

California is the Ell Dorado of the
"press" gang as well as the gold seekers.
Editors receive $4,000 year. city repor,
tiers $4,000, marine reporters $4,000, fore
man ($4 900, and oompositors $4,000.
These are the actual prices paid by the Pa
c;ffic News for the daily matter prepared
for that paper. The expenses of the
year reach 100000.
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terd the funeral at O'Clock this afternoon, Wed
nssday from No III West TWENTY hfth street
On Mondsy, 81 inst, GEoRoE w ERviNc. Esq. aged
81
Funeral services will take place at his late
NO y Second avenue. on Wednesday. at p. NJ.
his friends. as also those OF his cousin Thomas L.
winston are respectfully invited TO attend
suddenly, on "wednesday. asa inst OF dysentery
MARr ROUSSEAU, eldest daughter of Abraham aad
Elizabeth Barker, aged years months and 90 days
Or consumption. on the 23d of July BaIpsEr, the
beloved wife OF Arthur Doyle, native Of Dromara,
county Down, Ireland.
His friends and the members Of the Bene VIOLENT So
cety OF Journt Tailors respectfully yited
to attend her funeral from No 100 Mulberry street at
iipast O'Clock on "Wednesday, oath inst. Belfast
Ptudicasr please copy
On the Esd inst, LEWIS " JACKSON of consum ption
son Of the late Captain H. Jackson in the 2h year
OF his age
The friends and relations of the family and also
the friends of his brother-inlsw Henry Nelson
invited to attend his funeral from Mr. Nelson resi-
dence NO 81 Roosevelt street to- rrow Thursday at
10 NJ New Jersey papers please copy
ID the I'D inst Thomas r. THoMPsoS. aged AZ years
Poole are requested to attend his funeral this after
noon at precisely, from the house of Mrs Banks,
corner OF Spring street and Broadway.
On the I'D inst MrRA DUrBAR, aged year, months
and Is days
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral on Wednesday Gath inst at half past O'Clock
at IL wyckof street, Brooklyn.
In Macedon, Conn, July 1850, Captain SLAs SroD-
pARp, in the elst year Of bis age He among the
having served his country in the of Independence
on board the naval ship Discovery, encounterng a
severe engagement with two British vessels off the
French coast In 1880.
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Tclegrnphic Reports.

BuFF.Lo, July ~ 1850.
The receipts stree our last have been-nour, 1000
bills; wheat, otoo bush corn, 400 bush. There Is q
fair inquiry for Western -four, with steady market
and sales q soo bills Of Ohio az So IL Not much
ing in wbest-prices are nOminally the same We
notice fair market for with brisk dsn and.
and sales Of 1890 bush. mixed western at 52.o
Prison ~hisksy s held at 23ho without sales There
Is no change In freights
AtR.,r, July -, 1850.
The receipts within the past twenty -four hours have
been--nour, 500 bbs wheat, 1000 bush corn 500
bush There is moderate business doing In -four but
prices favor purchasers The sales up 500 bbls,
at 2x IS 2s for straight State 81 2 s. 37H for
Michigan. and 80 S7k SO FOR pure Genesee No
change 20 notice In wheat-the market IL steady Corn
~ In go,d request while the ket IL rather heavy
sales have been made OF 10 900 bush at Gle for
yellow, and Gle for fiat yellow. Oats dull, and
easier, 600 bush have changed hands at i6bc.
whiskey Ia steady, at uniform rates.
Bosro-, July % 1850
The stock Of sugar In the market is quite light and
quality, from the hssvy rains, very inferior
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, July 20 +. M.
Owing to the favorable accounts of the market in
Liverpool brought by the Atlantic, cotton was quite
active to-day, with large sales, at full prices The
sales embraced considerable parcels on speculation,
with some lots Tor home and for export The mar
ket closed firm. Flour was steady with rather more
dorg including the usual variety of domestic brands
~ about the rates Sales Of Canadian were light
and the stock In first hands reduced. Holders were
sskipg better prices Beyond lot Of Genesee wheat
we heard OF no sales Of moment Corn sold pretty
freely at about previous rates sliding low and high
mixed with some parcels Of round at prices given be-
low. There WAS no change in rye or oats Pork was
quiet the sales being OF retail character at about
previous rates. As usual on Mondays groceries we're
dull with small sa'-s Of csfes and sugar At previous
rates.
CorFEK.-The mar II was dull; about 200 bags Rio
changed hands.t loc
HIDEs There continued TO be good inquiry for this
commodity and all desirable lots were taken on ar
rival at former prices. The transactions, since
last report, embrace 500 dry sslted Maranham OF
and COW, at 80 l0hc respectively; 140O Bar csona
averaging 10 lbs; at l5ifc. bad ornoco hides,
aging 70 lbs, at IKE; and 575 Savanls, 70 lbs at
S,ic All months, or less A per cent for cash:
heavy weights of which she market has been cleared
The receipts have been less liberal and prices
we'll maintained. Light and medium weights were
sole remained as follows Light l51. 1915 Middle,
lsA aSA; heavy, IA Is good damaged, ID . H. posr
do, 10al1,
OiLs.-Ths favorable commercial advices from Eu-
rope published In yesterday mornings edition Of this
paper have produced m rmness in the market for
lnseed oil and some holders not inclined to ope-
rate unless at higher rates The sales in consequence
have been restrict ed to 900 gallons at 76c for En-
gish and American in casks and 7Sc for the latter
barrth. Whale oil remained dull at previous rates
So g.
SuGAR.-There was a fair demand from the trade
with sales Of 100 hhds. New Orleans, at 5Ac.
WHrsKEr was steady, with fair local demand, and
sales OF 2Go barrels prison. at 29c Drudge nouni
nal at previous rates
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK sAI.Es.


s.,;5s.s @ t.;:,s s
sHsrnsS ud Ff "a Bs @ 'ss
n;rci.l Bi; SiS sisO6 City q. icass. '.'a' o'm-
sG sS.';s iSs sfH county ss
t S1a r. Il of
y Sds (ss 2 beading E.ics ;fss
DO do. bsod, 2sI Boston and Previienes Railroad is
worsss,sr Rsiras ss Gr.ns 5aSses Rsilrss sIs
xa sa:. s ssi.Ss n $40
East Boston Di,idends.s
DOMESTIC MARKET.
PHiLApEIrHIa JuLr 23-0ur produce markets con.
tinue unsettled In consequence OF the receipt Of
the Asias news PARTIES yesterday, disposed to
tie Asia at Halifax announced. In stocks there
Is not much doing; but prices we'll sustained for
this season OF the year Money Is very abundant and
cheap.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Kisosros, ia, July 16-flour-About 500 bbls
at the end Of last week at 80, Cd for the former
and Sss for the latter but the market has since
advanced rates Mral-Although the receipts since
our last have exceeded 30 bbls and there al
ready an ample stock on hand holders Of the article
hrm at higher rates than those last quoted aud
lss Cd has been refused for parcel Of 500 obs Rice
-Lsrge transactions have occurred In East India at
ne elected, and moves very slowly at lss. Bread-rhe
stock Of pilot bread is abundant while the demand Is
baltimore, and Natsons moves of very slowly at ISIS
Crackers Of the latter brand taken at Us but
also inactive at that rate. Mackcrel The market IL
again amply supplied, aud No. IL duh at 2ss, at
which fgure few sales have been cdocted 2Ts. was
accepted for lot OF ~ bbs part Of cargo wrecked
and brought hither from Turks Island. Herrings-
Are also In abundant supply. Best quality No. have
been sold nj 14s los but the latter rate could not
now be obtained; No. are moved at 12s 13s. per
bbl Alewives-The receipts have been rather large,
and the market Is nov we'll stocked The sales have
been NO small lots from Halifax, at 23s parcel Of
400 bbls from St Johns " B. al 2ls Cd (sold TO ar
rive) and 20 hbs which came with the behring's from
Turks Island at 2ls oil-Cod Is dull, at %. Cd.
psrc, 81 II bills from the wrecked vessel placed
at p I'D. per gallon Lard Has been sold at sd,
ton Codhsh--rhe cargo which arrived as we we're
going t. press with ast immediate sale at 15s
tor terces, and is. per box Two other cargoes Of
subsequent arrival have been also taken at the
rates with los for large sh In casks Tn. market IL
fairly supplied. Pork-Is hrm, with fair inquiry.
Prime u held for bss soft for ia aud real
for Tea per Dbl Hams-we have not heard Of any
sales. The stock u English 10 very large Soaps
without change. Csndlcs-Are worth 81. 6kd for
assorted sizes. Cheese-Double Gto'ster commands
lid Tor small parcels but 1Od 1OSd Is accepted for
larger quantities. Lunber-w p continues to he
sold 81 loss per feet Cedar shingles are worth I6s
Touruss-Ws have not card % any saies Rum-Is
dull at 3s for proof a. equal 60 Is Cd for exports
ton suRar-Is unaltsred Exchsnges-0n New York
per cent prem for Bills at 90 days sight. Gold
American Il worth per cent and Columbian douboons
~ 3 per cent premium. Tobscco-Remains as last
reported freights-we have not been told Of any
operations.
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AARITIm Il INTE L L q &c E.
Port OF New York, July "a, 1850,



Bsbbidse. Charleston, HsrSesR X Co.
vBark-wilhelminA tsw1 Back. Amsterdam. Thompson 4
Brig-Emma (Brl stssde. ST Johns NF, G J Lawriea
sebr,.Pclly Kinds. Kimb.n San Bias, MAILER Lord
Hswlsy 6arien josss Smith non NJ
Is%ssisyn, Cole PstsI'ssrs Hunter CO. ROrbury
slOOp-Eniiy, Pratt Taunton.
Arrived.
Steamship Ohio Schenek New Orleans 18TH Havana 18th
vi sSs dD. As Ss Robert sr,
sSs: .s..s. s$ n:
& & sss
e repair having had All her cabin destroyed By New
SHIP cola@sis !pl. Fu..eT 5rSn Liverpool June l7sh
Caspian Bss f fasu Hsr Orleans
81 SEE miles, 9n ths a S.sss
,.ns same time saw brig Adsli. Rogers steering NE 18th
Bark Chase !ot Eds.r.Onl Chase sasua or.ndei days.
Barb Angelipe sturses {new, OF Augusta Carlisle Bath
s. -sS S:sss 81
s' ,ss''p gallant mast
asS sos. s n ssh
NJ and as fss 't Gun
under huwsris and lost stern boat
a ii s .ca
peIisnesd hs.yy gale Of wind from M to Sc which
tee Ackerly
schr Thetis, -, Virginia, days.
Sehr Alice, Seaman. Baltimore. Is days. ....
sehr Marietta Burr Wheeler Richmond, 5days.
schr Nathan Barrett. Buth. Virginia, days.
schr yersey Oak, Luter Virginia s days.
schr Leroy. Powell Baltimore days
sehr Elizabeth. Otis Boston, days bound Albany.
schr Arlington, Lewis Alexandria Sdays
Schr 8 ApplsfAte, Endioott. Baltimore, days.
Steamer Penobscot Seymour Philadslphia, Is hours.
Sailed.
Steamer Penobscot, for Philadelphia: ships Ellen
quebec Erie for N0reArs Lorena for Sc Johns NIB
l. Baldwin for Savannah.
Brig Damascus. Hayes. Cardenas
zbrigs in the eastern ofnng.
JULv 2s-Wnl 81 sunrise Il. m NE; meridian Al sun-
set, do.
Reported coming up bark Baltimore, from Rio Janeiro,
dismAsted.
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while our citz-us have been quietly preparing to
70 60 Rogue River TO dig for gold this summer, they
have been aroused TO unusual excitement by the dis
covcry Of rich mine Ia another direction The OPT
Mon Il gaining strength daily that Of the richest
the shores of the Pacific has been discovered
In the Spokan country some 400 miles from this city,
and up the Columbia We are assured by Captain N
Crosby, who IT, that the sand which was brought
iron the spokan, in its bulk about one quarter
gold We have always felt confident that there was
gold on Powder aud Burnt rivers aud this discovery
on the spokan will still fully confirm the tact
,hst we middle region OF Oregon is TO become the
Ono party s on s % the region of this nee dis
covery " not already there, aud others preparing
20 follow ON the return ~ q messenger. who is en-
pected here In q week two n ne confirm the report
there will be general rush for that country In view
81 this TACT, q Sub indian Agent has zone up the
Columbia TO prepare the Indians for a new state Of
things, which will Immediately commence in their
country.
The country In which this gold has been found IL
one q the hsnthiest In the world and ~ the mine
shall be found To extend large region Of that
country. will soon be teeming with a sverHo wing
population, attracted thither BY the double allure
m,nt Of gold and health.
We suppose that there will alec be eonsiierabls
mining business done this the rivers along
the southern border of Oregon, AZ many persons who
have been TO California have convinced them sel
that Rogue river and other In that Vicinity
uill afford profitable "digsings
Gov Lane hes gone to the Rogue river 70 negotiate
II possible treaty with the Indians IN that region,
preparatory 10 working the gold mines there IL :,
oregon pretty thoroughly With reference TO It, mine
/ raj resources
PRICE, OF LaBos N oREooy
For the Information ~ persons wishing ~ emisratc
u @~son will say that aborers OF all kinds are
much wsa,.a here, Carpenters are receiving from
sn' ~ Az per day d.{ .eo.er'
700, 70, ss,ns areas Iailors sharse thirty dot
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pArrived-BAgk Eydor ns.re. Ayres M.y 81 hris Romp
fernambuce jane 10TH Left brgs Brandy
worth Amhrir Africa farr 9th and sid
steamer Golsh. from NYork Wis Narsnham llth and
Cardenss. = -
Clesred-Steamer Hberna, for Liverpool ship Chicora
tPetershurEh bark Rowland. Mobile; briss Csrrbee Rio
Crapde Joseph Albion Demsrsrs; Nevius. Manils vui-
ture, ST Johns NIB; Europe Ann and Elabeth George
town. DC Enms Philadelphia sehrs southerner and Rio
NYork.
PAIL Rrvrp, July ~.
Arrived-Brig Sussex. Pietou; sioop Barton NYork
Sailed gth-Sehr Fountain, RaFpahannock; Oregon Port
Walphsl.
NV BKDyoRD Jolly %
Nlork. -
Clesred-Bsrk Dumbsrton Atiantie schr Idra Baimore
loors Index and Elliott. Albany.
. PRovmsroe July %.
Arrived-slooIs Monarch, Rondout; Radiant NYork.
saied-BriEs Triton, Pctou; Algonquin. Rsrged Island;
vss.ols, ana es Sharss,on sohrs Maria. do Rr EKod.
bAny. 49, "
ST., a., WIcxroRD. Jaly %.
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

BAtriaoEr. July ., $50.
Eas Tnoendiorism-TRc Promotion er Senator Pare
Modification Fl he Ga'rhiss-C ify Morfshiy-.1 Cam
ylis.e .4ecid,ni- Tide Hafsr Canai.faps,nens. g..
We continue have inccndiary fires almost nightly
especially among the lumber yards In the eastern
fion ofths city Last night boy arrested in the
oct q applying match 60 pile Of shavings In one of
he yards and will be committed for trial this morn
ing II L. expected he will make disclosures that will
duplicate some of older groWth.
Tho Court House clique" the especial friends Of
fhe Hon. Reverdy Galphin johnson, making n
great cutlery against the appointment Of Senator
Pearce 20 the Department Of the Interior: aud are
so~n upon Prssd' mt FILLMORE FOR thus el-vsting
man who stood mp boldly In opposition 20 them a.i
heir oracle They pronounce him iadolent Ignorant.
and iBrc mpet.nt In the face of the well known and
nnivsrsaly admitted fact, that his sound visss aud
able reply to Mr. Johnson's speech on the Mexican
war put an END that g.ntiemans Senatorial career
and clearly sbowed TO the country thas a man
ma, be an able lasysr. and still no statesmsn The
great mas Of the Wigs. hosever the genuine, un-
aduit rated Harry Clay ~hgs hail hts advancem snt
With pleasure especially AZ he also goes over the neal
Of Senator Pratt the second great oracs Of the Court
The whole sumbsr of deaths In baltimore during
Abe mast week vas one hundred and thirty nine. Of
which ninety under ten years % age The
mortality among children asd aged persons this year
a. unusually large Oi the whole number " deaths,
seven we're OF consumption thirty four Of cholera in
fantum eighteen Of dysentery, niae by other bowel
iseasps and eight of old There is great deal Of
dvsentsry in the city and learn that pr Hintte yes
fsrdsy reported fatal case In his practice bearing
strong m blance 90 cholera
Youpe Rirl In Mrs uamiltOns millinery store, vas
Sreadflly burnt last evening by the explosion Of
esmybins lamp THESE csmpnine lamps have kiiled or
uutlat.d upwards Of hundred persons IN this city
sine h. and taking ne whole country
they have been fatal AZ the steam boiler
Tie damage 90 the Tide Water Canal by the recent
frethst on the susquebanDa. s reprt 70 De Very
rlieht The water over the to- path, out u ieii
90 rspidly that OF IL carried s'ay aud na'i-
ration viii be resumsd To day
We have no amusements In Baltimore at present.
except Dir Brovn's Ethiopian Operstio troupe -nicn
a. pesfsrming st-the Museum.
Tvs KrocNfycs - n4fo-We learn that the house
NJ Mr. Courtney, QUAKER - smithtOwn al miles east
~ Ravenna has been pelted daily V.--n tl N r
a., tnvfsible hsnis. Numbers have .s-s.ed - 7,
FOUND h 20 BE- So but cannot explain u The house o.
Mr Cutler az miles west Of Rsvenoa has ben TOT tvo
weeks visited With rspping and adding nsny nave
visited ths toe without being able 70 solve ths mys
t<ry.-Povfass (0kse) Wig, Jrs 10.
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IMPORTANT ARREST AT SARAToGA.-w We are informed
by of our corres pondents at Saratoga that two
men were arrested Saturday at the United States
Hotel In the act of rohbing trunks. gentleman At
the dinner heur retired 20 his and found OF
them at work In their possession keys were found,
filed and fitted, 80 rs TO open any chamber in the
house About two dozen keys were taken from them.
recently made to fit the locks in the Hotel On their
examiDation one of the gave his name as IL Ill,
but whose real name Is Fish, the person who commit
ted large robbery at San Frsncsc and succeeded in
making his escape. They were committed, and sent
in irons to Bslston large amount OF money was
found on the person Of Hall, in one hundred dollar
bills; and in his trunk. la,e capes and embroidered
linen cambria handkerchief with the store mark on
them, in the annexed characters ~ 81 X 02-a M 8
q-xu ON.
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dollars for vests and pantaoons School teachers
IN very great demand and at their prices As 60
the emigrA nts who talk Of Oregon. let them
Here we have the greatest plenty Of the two prime
articles, health and money With these, aud abun-
dance VI provisions hold great Inducements to emil
grafton to this country.
CAYUSES HAVE CONFESSKD
We are informed that reokits admits that he
did strike Dr. Whitman with his Ratchet as testified
by Mrs Hall. Tomshss, or The Murderer, admits that
he shot DR.. Whitman. Isisasheluckas coniesses to
have shot Mrs. Whitman; and Cloksmas, the smallest
OF the Ave admits that he assisted in dsspatching
young snger. But Kismasunkn says he present,
but he did not participate in the massacre.