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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

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brss Ednburs Euphro:yns Jane Ocean sris,
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ranSsoo c and Tasss GsOrsana oilchr' Savannah:
B~1%. Sa1eh isOcid :osr Ashland oors.s. c.rds,..
March sAr steamship Berry
bark Sir Henry Pottingsr Br Gregg brig Julia Payson
Srgs Duncan Gilohrist, Norlsans baldwin. Johnson
D.nrrs. March e--In port. schr Ainira. Hsrcx for
n.xs So M :sSa sa ss.s
cALy.sros Feb s-sid ship Star Republic. NYorI bark
March In port. .hip Milan, for NYork bark Nil
HoLmEs's BoLE. March l4-No arrival schr Utica
Of this morning without dsmss after dschs part OF deck
s ,sD.
N1w 0aLEAss, March 7-Arr s,rls Scotland. Percy se.-
mpson NC. ca Yacht Thompson. Braso; SAN
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schrs Matilda. Lany DO; Caroline; Jakema.: NYork;
IN si,sI BARK 9n s b
TO Richmond sehr Oregon from Richmond BID to Province
NoRwicn: March Arr schr Juno, Robinson, Thomasson
land old 18th for HYorlI.
NEWPORT. March i4-.Arr sehGs Hspsistta Reed HBst-
delphia: Grecian. Gchr Provneetown for dol Edward.
Toothaher. Providence for Virginia
NXNrvcxEr March H. Arr sehr Bolivar. Barnard Nor
foli.
N.wrvnrPoar, March liArr schr Canton. Rossrs PHI
ladeiphia.
Posi- LAND March IS Arr sehr Jerome. willard. Phila
depha 18th bark Montgeer Colley rrovdenes for Cam
dem; trss Hiberna, Elliot xatanIas EyerlinA, Laabee,
do; Edw Stanley, Burrows, Norfolk Cid lth bark
American. Ade Trinidad; schr Geo E1ward Nay, Baiti
RIoHMeS ND. March 4 Arr schr u " G'dfry. oodf.sy, N
Yori. Sid schrs Watson, Csmbrsne. EYork; Martin.
Drinhwster Portland Riehnond Packard. Providence
ber Cincinnati via N0Ileans and Holmes Hols schr Eaxs
(Br) Sharp. Digby Cd schr VIM Allen. 0aa San Fran
cisco.
wmMSeros, March I2-Arr bark Nancy Trent, NYorh;
bru Fam Small sprssue Boston VIM DouEias,
Gsudslsupe via s. Thomas schr telegraph Diskinsos.
Hsse Rose, Providence; Gen Pssry Weller, Nyork; Ben
Franklin. Aud, W0tport Ne; Judith Ward Andersoo Bar
muda She has board the Of bark Lagrange which
vessel condemned in Bermuda CID l3h. sch Olive.
Smith NYork Issso Aehorp Sylvester Boston; th sehrs
Victoria Ball. Nassau; RI Brewster Horton. hysrk.
Norfolk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17
TeleRrsphic Report.

NEw ORLEANS, March IL, 1850.
There 10 an active demand for cotton, end prices
Of . cent better. The sales yesterday reached
1000 bales and since Monday they have amounted to
p 900. Flour has advanced 25c per bbl, and stand
ard Ohio may be quoted at IS e2h. Coffee CONTINUES
dull a. also Sugar and Molasses. Rice IL $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17
TeIesraphic Marine Reports.

boston, March III y.
Arr at NBedford, 18th ns ship ene soeum. North Pa
chc. sand eh Islands Nov rs with 800 hb VIII, 20 DO
OIL and soo0 lbs whalebone Reports whytootacke Nov
Sandwich Issnds st George H.ws 3, nothing do Spoke
Nov II. lat rs g. Ion 60 W, 0cmugee Manta, Holmess
Hole 20 ~ leaving Sandwich Islands Jan 3D. on Cape
Born besacom ehockIey NBsdford nothing bound on
Is.cp Nantucket clean rernambucs Feb 9Th ship Geo
be the Nary and Susan. Of stonngton.
thp Brsssnsa Devoll North Pacific Sandwich Islands
lth Pernambuco Feb with IT'S bbls1 sp $500 VII OIL
5000 b bone Capt Devol that the Africa fever
raging with much violence among the shipping at Per-
nambueo.
Ship Jupiter Tinhhs Pscnc Ocean. Sandwich Islands
TO- with full 2c0 bbs whale,
So srerm oil. and sco lbs bone board on Falkland
Islands tremendous gale and lost 60 bills oil OF
dsck. eft at Psrnambuoo ship Electra from NPacifs.
Of and NLordon full bark New World wg frt; brss
Bahia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

In the City srd County Of New Yoh from tbs p day Of
Nsrch. 10 the 18th day Of usrch ls5o.
Men, N; Women. 60; Boys 80; oirla D.-Tc,ai SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

Passengers Arrived
LIvEnPooL-shp Kate Hupter-Mr Hahn and lady, Miss
Butterfly nrs Carroll child and servant Mr. Robinson and
James sad lady Nj s,n Mr. straklsnd. Mr. jos
Carroll. .-t. -.
CALvEsros-sh'p Star Republic Mr. Kslssbsrssr and
ScsrIs-Barh Karss- d Reilly aud wife.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

.dnnossoeasnfs Of Birfhs Mssrsases and DeafAs sss
inherited, unsss duly ssfAsntsesfed and psid fcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

NE. COOPER, 10 DUANE STREET, BAS poR ran
~ last ourtees years ccnhnes his practice 60 sss ssss-
mept Of mercurisl ana ether diseases Of teesss nsxr
He can cure the meet agsvates 81 this sssss. Arl
ehsrse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

7 EEcHRs - LEEcB rs 1900 LARGE SWEDISH
IL Leeehes ao ~ coo German Leeches Just arrived
steamer Canada for sale at Low prices In sus
Importer Of Ieeehes. No. John sir,sL
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nocroR iouRsKLI PRIVATELY roR % CENTS.

C,oR rEMALEs AND nALEs-DR LARzxrrEs ~
no Cordial or rrecreatve Esr. rrescribes efss-
tive restorative Of debility mpetency bsrrennes
and sN irregularities Of IL 10 all that 10 rroess
be- via -Nsture Great Restorative and rersdy for thos,
fer seminal emissions general debIy. rss weakness %
the genial elections.
yigorsting medicine ~ Is unegussd Also orr,4n rene
dy for iacipent rton aud indresos eou eny
'""' Ip'nsoN 's en- nov; p.son, :. .--...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

THE GENUINE DALLRY sALyE. IN NEW
dress and boxes Of much enlarged sire CaatoaCeun-
tefeits OF Dseys Extractor the cd wrapper Coed
marlet Ayesd them as yeu would poison tor they
dangerous In their Dalieys Extractor eply In
the dress and the large You about 70
cent in quantity Of TIE and you oertxin get
ting the eenu Mind the dress the large boxes and
the genuine artee- Al the prcpretors Depot AIS Broad
way, Canal street To be had also RusAtca o.
Baviland, Reese Co. and A. B. D. sands R7- So shs
pamphlets for 1870. n. DALLBY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

shin Neota Tsher. from New Orleans Tor Havrs March
Bsrh Yss.es hence for cronsssa passed March H.
lat 90 ", Ion ~ 10. .
big r,rersss from New rori for AsuAais. March
2, lat ~ ~. Ion fp<S
An Am brig With painted pors black hall in fore tepss
and vhte pain led signal stssrns ssW. vi" passed Feb a.
sehr SILLY Arr Ci.rh Dap. from Philadelphia for Porto
Rice March s. lat 30 N. Ion sslOw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

CELf MURDER
- The bedbugs come forth Lyons Powders 70 taste
And die on the Instant, with wonderfnl hasts
And the roaehes n fcss the flee end
Receiye,frou the powders their several vssoes
While the mice die making their villa
After taking dcse Of those very nice pills.
The pills and the pow sers harmless water
To all the insects and vermin thew slauehter.
Sold At go Broadway and By Mrs. Hayes s Fulton
Bvoo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-17

DRIvATR DISEASE CURED IN ONE DkT. III
II local application without psin--The vtottns Of So
erst habits can rely on permanent cure ~ an sHsre ?.
mode from other this counry ~ has hsn ,s~A g.
in kurcre. with In every pv. tarmen
Resde street has daily which have hsss The Other
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
New series-VOl. No, E3.

lovely But what is the matter! She
does not know him, bestows no glance of
recognition upon the face lit up with
pleasure at seeing her again.
on do not recollect me- said he TIM
idly and mortified to think the impression
If one he had made-was so evanescent.
Il do not, sir, replied she, in cold tone
and with an air of hauteur such as ira
gic queen affects.
He reminded her of their previous ac-
quaintance on board the steamer.
%, yes, yes "a steamboat acquain-
tance Good morning. SIR and with this
answer she left the room.
Her old papa had heard the name of the
yisiter when announced, but thought his
presence would be NAL Gprop08 at their
first meeting, so the good-natured old gent
remained in his room. He knew the real
position and standing Of his visiter, and
hugged himself at the prospect of Julia's
marrying the Hon. Mr.. --, NJ. c., a
rich and distinguished gentleman. But
moustaches had humbugged Julia; and
simply because he was mechanic, she
had given him an objectionable insult.
The reader may fancy Julia's mortiica-
ton and her fathers rage, when they had
a mutual explanation.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19

The REWARD OF FALSE PRIDE.

\ gentleman passenger on a steamboa
from New Orleans to Cincinnati, on tn,
trip up. was introduced to a Young lad,
on board, by gentleman relation of hers
We give a brief description of the two
The young lady was charninglv lovely
and amiably in her manners; the gent was
witty, sentimental, and amusing, his man
ners noble, his figure manly-such an one
as would catch q ladv's eve.
Thrown together in each Others society.
and mutually attracted, it is not to be
wondered that they grew quite familiar.
They had tefe-d-tetes on the guards.
promcnaded the deck arm in arm, the
gentleman whispering soft nonsense in the
lady's ear. The passengers pronounced
it a case of love at first sight; the ladies
were more respectful to one who they
thought was soon to be q matron, and
chambcmaids las chambermaids always
do) waited upon nobody else but the bride
Miserable prophcts-it was not iated to be
4 match.
The boat at length arrived at her desu-
nation; the association of the two loving
ones was at an end, and they were obliged
to separate. Whispered adieus, with a
soft entreaty from him, was answered by
her thrusting a card into his hand, and thus
they parted, she for her fathers marble
halls, and he to the East, whittier business
imperatively called him. The hope OF
seeing her on his return filed his heart
with JOY.
She made IN astounding discovery
shortly after her return home. A friend
of hers. who sported mustaches and a
goatee, quizzcd her numerically for los
ing her heart TO a mechanic who was going
10 Washington to get patent for plough.
This was very provoking 10 her. She
protested that she thought him a gentle
man or she never would have accepted
his attentions.
Six weeks fled by, and the young me-
chanic was on his return home. His
heart bounded with Joy as he approached
Cincinnati. Visions of grace, beauty and
loyeliness foated through his brain. Oh +!
what pleaure to meet La Belle of the
Queen City. Her charms had made deep
impression on his susceptible heart. His
foot touched the wharf, and away he fled
to the mansion of his beloved. He was
uShered in and his name announced. The
young lady floated into the room O, how
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1850.
w. III. IRWIN,

A TTORN NEY AT LAW,
HAS resumed the practice ofhis profession
L Il IN this and the adjoi0ing counties.
Office at the Banking House of Longeneck-
er, Grubb & Co. Jan. 90, l94S-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
29netrp.
" "WHERE CAN THE sOUL FIND REST 20

WHERE CAN THE SOUL FIND REST -
Tell me, ye winged winds,
That round my pathway roar,
Do ye not know some spot
Where mortals weep no more,
Some lone and pleasant dell,
Some valley in the west,
Where, free from toll and pain,
The weary soul may rest;
The loud wind softened to whisper low
And sighed for pity as it answered " mol"
Tell me, thou mighty deep,
Where billoWs round me play,
knoW'st thou some favored spot,
Some Island far away,
Where weary man may find
The bliss for which he sghs1
Where sorrow never lives,
And friendship never dies
The loud waves rolling in perpetual flow,
Stopped for a while and answered No :"
Thou serencst moon,
That with such holy face
Dost look upon the earth,
Asleep in nights embrace
Tell me, in all thy round,
Hast thou not seen some spot
Where miserable man
Might find happier lot2
Behind cloud the moon withdrew in wo,
And voice sweet, but sad, responded Nc
Tell me, my secret soul,
Oh. tell me, Hope and Faith,
Is there no resting place
From sorrow, sin, and DEATH
Is there no happy spot,
Where mOrtals may be blessed
Where grief may find balm,
And WEAKNESS reSt'
Faith, Hope and Loye-best boons to NOR
tails given,
Way'd their bright wings, and whispered
YES, IN HeUen.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
SONG.

Come, come, come
Der the hills, free from care,
ln my home true pleasures share,
Blossoms sweet, flowers most rare
Come where joys are found.
Here the sparkling dews Of morn,
Trees and shrubs with gems adorn,
Jewels bright, gaily worn
Beauty all around.
Ira la la la, ira la la la,
Ira la la Ia, ira Ia la la.
Come, come, come
Not d sigh, not a tear,
Fer is found in sadness here;
Music soft, breathing near,
Charms away each care.
Birds in joyous bowers among,
Hill and dale with grateful song,
Dearest strains here prolong-
Vocal all the air
Ira la la Ia, ira la la la.
Ira Ia le la, ira Ia la la.
Come, come, come
When the days gently gone,
Evening shadows coming on,
Then by love, kindly won,
Truest bliss be thine.
Ne'er was found bliss so pure,
Never joys so long endure,
Who would not love secure:
Who would joys decline:
Ira Ia Ia la, ira la la la,
Ira la Ia la, ira la la la.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
LIFE INSURANCE.
The Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust
Company Of Philadelphia,
Office No. I59 Chesnut Street.
Capital S3OO,OOO.

.NTINT-E IN make assurances Lives on the most
y favorable terms; receive and execute Trusts and
...-iee deposits on Interest.
Tae Capital being paid uP and Invested t'2e'Her WIN
..ra4re8 premium fund.- affords perfect see"ftiy ia
insured TIE premium may b. paid IN yearly, nall
carly, 81 quarterly raynen1F.
The Company add 2 BONUS at stated periods 70 the
assurances for life THIS p!aH of Insurance u the most
PptoF"d o. and S. more generally iu than any oef
1 Great Britain, tw@re The sbz best gndersoodby
people, and where they have ad The longest expert
lreJ appears from te sc out OF ~ Life IHsu
Companies there, of all kuts ~ are on this plan
The first BONUS was appropriated IN December 1884,
mounting 10 10 per cent ou the insured under the
se=t policies 10 Sd per cent. per cent. &c, &C. on
ars In proportion the time ot standing making an
sttion Of 500: 81 20; SIS, &c, &C. TO every &lOG0
,glnsv insured which is average of more than 90
w cent on the premiums paid and without increasing
a- annual payment 20 the company
The rs,ian of the Bonus viii be- by the follow
= examples fgom the Lie Insurance Register Of the
iamHany, taHs.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
Philadelphia Advertisements.
PURE FRESH COD LIVER OIL.
OIib filLSII OuD III ' IN vi H.
VHlS new and valuable medicine, used BY the
L medical profession with such astonishing efficacy in
the Of
Pulmonary Consumption, ScrofuTG, Chro.
nc Rheumatism, Gout, General De-
bihty, Complaints Of the Hid.
neyS &c, &c.

,
s prepared from the liver Of the Cod Fish for medical
use, expressly for saes
(ETtrGct from the LoRROn .lfedjc1l JoprnGl1
&C. ]. d. Williams NJ. D., l. r. - Professor Of Medi-
cine IN University College London Consulting Phvsi-
ciau TO the Hospital for consumption, &c, says have
prescribed the O in above four hundred cases
ous disease Of the Lungs, IN different ge have
been under my the last years and a half In
the large number Of cases. 2j of23i its use was fol
lowed by marked and uneqavuCal Improvement varying
In degree in different cases, from temporary rearda-
ton OF the progress Of the disease and mitigation
tressing symptoms, mp complete restor-
alton to apparent health
The effect the Cod Liver oil In most ofthese cases
very remarkable. Even in a few days the cough
mitigated the expccoraiion diminished in qlauty
and opacity, the night ceased, the pulse became
slower, and of better volume, and the Appetite .s and
strength were gradually improved
In conclusion, repeat that the pure fresh oil from
the Liver of the Cod is beneficial IN the treatment
Of Pulmonary Consumption than any agent, medicinal
detetic regimenal, that has yet been employed"
As hare made procure tie Cad Iiysr
Oi fresh from head quarters, At BE- had celsi
pure by the SINGLE bottle IN boLeS u each.
Its wonderful efficacy has induced numerous spurious
As It's depends entirely or Its purity
too much cannot be used in procuring genuine
Erery botie AGrtHg our a-rte1 siyRa- rgau be
depended upon genuine.
Pamphlets containing an analysis ofthe oil, wiki no.
tees Of from Medical Journals, Will be sent 20
who addr.s free ofpostage.
JOHN &. BAKER & co,
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists.
100 North Third Street, Philadelphia.
October t3 ls4g-Gm
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19

Not long since, two sailors passing by a
tailor's shop, observed tailor al work
with his waistcoat patched with different
colors of cloth, when one of the tars cried
out 10 the other, Look We Jack, did you
ever see SO many sorts of cabbage grow
on one stump before 2
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19

- In Kentucky ploughman became
enamored of a milk-maid on neighborinr
farm. His addresses were rejected; and
the disappointed swain, full OF melancholy
and revenge, procured rope, went to the
barn and-tied oil the couS tails togeth-
frt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
4 THRILLING sCcyE,

One of the most frightful scenes that the
widest imagination can picture, Is that re-
lated Of a cavern, in Dauphiny, near Gre
noble, in France, a sort of subterranean
Niagara
According TO an old magazine, in which
we find the account, Francis l.. in his youth
determined to explore sheet Of water
within this cavern, which had previously
arrested the attention of all visiters.-
Floating upon a barge brilliantly illumina-
ted, and attended by some of his bravest
courtiers, the gallant Francis struck boldly
out, the Columbus of the caverned deep.
He landed on the opposite shore, after sail
ing two miles over this sheet of water.
He then turned his barge III another direc-
ton. determined to fathom all the mysteries
of the lake. By and By an experienced
boatman declared the boat was no longer
floating on a stagnant lake. but in current
that was perceptblv increasing in strength;
and courtier called the attention of the
monarch to a hollow noise, heard in the
distance, which, like the current, was every
moment growing stronger, and even swell
inc into horritic thunder. They rested on
their oars, while a plank with several
flaming torches tied to it, was committed
to the water. 1t foated rapidly away,
became agitated, tossed up and down in
the distance, and finally plunged down the
unknown cataract TO which the explorers
were so ignorandy Fastening. Back
oars" was the CRY, and rowing for their
lives they escaped. But what frightful
! hazard
- Scores of foxes were caught in the
! frozen regions by Sir James Ross expe-
dition, and turned into g two penny post
men," by putting copper collars round their
. necks, stamped with the names and posi-
tons of the ships. and the localities of the
provision depots. These foxes range enor-
nous distances. and some of them will
probably be caught by Sir John Frank
Inns party if it still survive. Foxes were
turned to a somewhat different account by
Sampson in the Old Testament times.
MARKET ScENE-A would-be fashion,
able lady, dressed in all the colors, goes to
market, followed by negro boy, with a
basket. Espying goose upon a Jersey
mans stall, but not taking particular notice
of ii, she goes up to the farmer, and the
following dialogue ensues:
Lady.-What's the price of those tur-
key
Jcrsey-man.-'rhose turkey is a goose,
Ma am.
Lady.-Wcll, what's Inc price Of it!
Jerscy-man.-Sevcnty-fve cents.
Lady.-That's too much I'll give seven
levies, (s75 cents.}
Jersey You may take it for
that It's the last I've got and | won't
haggle about the'price.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19

COLD. -+Don't suffer with the cold, but pre-
ceed at once to c. L. JoSEs' Celebrated Nato
Cheap Cash Store, and buy some warm clothing.
Jo=Es has very large stock, and sells much
cheaper than any body else
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
PUBLIC NOTICE.
0ueensWare & Glassware.

0ueensWare & Glassware.
QUITE an extensive assortment just open
W, ing at the New Cheap Cash Store.
Git French China Tea Sets.
do do do Plates.
White Iron Stone Tea and Dinner Sets.
DO Granite do do do
light Blue do do do
Floring Blue do do do
Toilet Sets, pieces; Plates of all kinds ami
sizes by the single or dozen also large as
sortmcnt OF Cups and Saucers, by the single
Set; Gravy Bowls; Soup Tureens; Molasses
Pitchers; colored and white glass Candlesticks;
Preserve Dishes, in endless variety; French
china Mantle Ornaments; Saltcellars, various
patterns Casters; TumbIers; Glass Jars, va
rious sizes; stone Jugs; stone Jars; large Tur-
key Dishes, white, blue and mulberry, also
steak Dishes to match; Bowls, Pitchers; sauce
Dishes; and large lot of common Cups and
Saucers, all offered for sale at unprecedented
low prices for cash, at
c. l.. JONES'
nov3 New Cheap Cash Store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
Miss, viii YOU take my arm ?!

Miss, Will YOU take my arm ?
La, yes, and YOU, too
Can't spare but the arm, Miss hastily
replied the old bachelor.
Then, said Miss, | can't take it, as my
motto is to go the whole hog or none
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
Die gubasG sGrpeoitiUu.

g4r fammtln iiber bisfe eebeimni6poue grpsb
ticn. mas oaponiin offentIidsn SIdttsrn perIautet
@sni9s Sage weresn tnrsidbcn. oaruber beflmmte
Sbatfa6en mitbeilen su f6nnen.
Sono on. 16. Mai Qbeno5. pripatua bwefun.
asn, Uon Sauanna bis sum 8. b. Nt. erbalten. Sei'
gen an. oa6 Die fpanifbsn Stb6rosn bsreit ftsbsn,
Den ameifanifden @inorinsIinssn einen marmsn
Gmpfan9 5u bersiten. 8ewoffnsts fpanifdne Sabr
Ssu9e ffeuSen in allen 8i6tun9en um Die Snfet.
Nadb Der Gum mdbIts bic Grpscition cas SID.
teneiIano uno BEN 6afen 8aratoa Su 9onounas.
punFten aus Die SidteninieI Qruber Elm bsIiebter
ShlupfpinfeI Der Serrdubsr) lis9t am fuowsiiliten
@nee Don Cuba. Sie fpanfde Rsgeruna bat ouf
eersIbsn sin Gtaatseefdnsnie (preiipio) srrbtet u
cine 8efaeuna pon 500 Wanu aufaefsut Die
Vatrioten Cd bisItsn Die Grobruna osfsr Sntel fir
etpas 9echtes uno redneten oarauf oa6 Ole 9arni
fon Su ibnen iibergeben rpsroe 8araeoa 1T Elm fIe
ner DdfeH am 6itIihen Gnoe SubaS uno Iiefert ben
S6lutId Sur Stoot ct, Saso De Cuba.
@pdter fast Die gtsu WUrf Gun: Die @rpsbitiOn
III am 8. Mai unter Commando oss 9ensrals erpsj
pon gtsu Orleans ab9efab9n. Die 3abl Der Wann
fctaft wiro auf 1000 anasfdlaesn. Don oenen Elm
grocer She'll i'm merifanifhsn &rieas eeoicnt bat.
Die aonse 3abt Der fur Die @rpsoition cnaaairtGn
eeute beIduft fb auf 1000. Cine 5neite @rpebi.
tion mrb fOlsen. fObaIo bic erffe Die eanouus be-
mitt baben wirb. Sen. eopeS erlieB DOR Der lb-
fabrt cine 1oorsiie an bic 9euts, in meItber er an
ibrs Sbaten in Msrieo einnstts uno ourb meldbe er
bren @ifer su enffIammen iuobte Gr erfldrt oarin,
eaB er nadb Der eanouns cine @onffitucn auf amrri'
tantfdbe prn5ipe 9ebaut, proFIamirsn weree. Qub
cine QoprsiIe an Die fpanif6sn SOIoaten fubrt er
nit lidb.