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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19
Could not Live a Day LONGER !

hessrs. ?. B. CALDWELL 4 CO, Of East Ossoeyo ~
aoego Co. " y Respectable druggists, wrote 10 (" We
naNe Just beard through Mr. WiienHn. respecfable cid
zen u MS place, Of an important Of CoasalPtoa
Wnieh bsANrs iSniAS PULNoSAKN BAIsAM has produced
on the vile OF an acquaintance Of hs who resides in he
to"n OF Palermo, IN this county She bad been long con
hned 10 her bed and diseased tut her
friends believed impossible for her 70 lire sars f ONE
DAY LONGER Bur, when all other hope utterly failed
se eouili-nced taking BRAN1-S PULMONARY BaI.
SAN, aud IL medical efficacy has raised her from DY
NC bEo, % that she : now gOtAg about aHd aeshEg
Aer dosesfc h0thoif giE and duter She acknoyv ses
and svery evident That she indebted 20 BRAsrs BAL
SAN Tor her recovery from long, and dangerous
tekees; snd her friends and DeghbOrs consider z med
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DENTISTRY.

JOSEPH PAYNE, DENTIST, having
j returned to this place, would rs. -
spectfully announce TO bis friends that
be has located in Gallipolis, and NAV be
found at his Office, over Magnet & Ma
fet's Drug Store, or al his residence on
Court street bstHeen Third and Fourth.
Nov, 7th, l850,-d ~ = 81
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

TF you wish to see a superior Cooking
i Stove call at Maihers' Stove Depot,
and look at his Meteor Air-Tight Cook
ing Stoves. combining the principle of
the double and single oven.
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ORCHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN"

THE subscriber takes this opportunity sf
i informing bis friends and citizens eener-
ally that he bas resumed his former oecup.tios,
Of HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL
PAINT ING and GLAZING, and. hopes, By
prompt attention to business, to merit their
patronage. -. lf l7rl1
Odd Fellows and Free Masons, ApEoas sx-
eeuted with neatness and dispatch. -.fs..
Orders from distance promptly attended to.
raper Hanging done with neatness and dis
PaIeh; shop over Mr.. Mathes' Tin Sssp.
.,o,,.-. J. W. BROWN.
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE

Messrs. PRATT FOSTER. re1eAan,s, Of Uisss Com
edh, CoER- said BRANT'S B.dLSA1f had effected cures
OF such hopeless cases Of CoSsUMPTos IN their town. that
now no other eougmedeine could be sold there; that
Aad roed toae N from DE that pysica aua
and all he friends said MUST DIE One gentleman in
perteuar, WIS far gone that bis physician told him
was udetr % lake dHf seiicine He then trhrn
h1ps rus IN, began 10 take BRAET-s BALSAM-sOT
HELI--.1uf ulrr a M h~ n,a,T
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FITS, FITS, FITS.

hats Al HsgroEs SaIrG eouafy, PeaHsfrsHd. wrote 10
as May u 849. stating Aong other aESEfITs which had
been derived from the Of BRANTS PULMONARY
BALSAM thar OF their customers had just niouned
hem thai her child which had been subject 70 FITS (N
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

+ HAVE just received beamifh as
i sortment of house furnishing Hard
ware, consisting in part Of Hearth STAN
dards, Umbrella Racks, ShoveIs. Tongs.
&c, in sets; Glass Lanterns, Lard
Lamps, Willow Baskets, brass and COP
per Kettles, &c. I'D .-li -
Oct. 10. 1881 .,. +. MATHERS.T
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED

We stae this cure, prove tie rowER TO SAVE LfFE
when uls BALSAM i used, amer the u
arrea bv Jkysaas dn4 Seds 10 be IN The lat sia9s II
dsaTse-aciuaiiy pYISG-snd in this case, GoSE,
diaf Gh< saRoUD Gnd BuRnL-cLoTHEs bonehfs For
t. Farars of this case and the respectable Gnd HnoubL
"a Pro Of all lie circumstances ind facts we refer 10 our
PANPHi.ETs. -
This care Wa effected on Ars. ZIBA DYKEMAN, OF
H1lslaa Sga SayEfsga County, n Y We prove, Be-
yOnd DOUBT lany ohicTs aiaoIf saaais bopss sB ~
HHuerale cases of Cosghs and Coasusspfi0ns CURED,
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WANTEDlIl
Ten thousand Dollars.

THE undersigned are desirous OF elo.
Il sing up the books of HaIlidays &
Waddell by cash or note. II is hoped
that all persons indebted will como for!
ward, as their accounts are prepared for
settlement. - ~
Wheat. Beans, Oats and FIaxseea
will be taken in payment Of debts due
the concern at the highest cash price,
delivered at the store of Hallidays, Wad-
dell & Co., Porter or Gallipolis.
AALLlDAYS & wADDELL.
Sept. 18, 185O.3m ,a-.1
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

THE finest, cheapest and most beauti-
i ful assortment of Fire Fronts,
Crates, &c, ever brought to this mar
kes, to be found at Mathers' Stove Depot.
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Nas believed past Cure |!

Mr.. CORNELIUS H SMITH. merchant, coHss cestys
SbIGS s G SSsEy y ~ M ss sKsNps A Ri
RlFflNG EXTRACT are nearly all sold, and want i'm
mediaieiy anoher supply or they sell rapidly and
gre better Hff aeon than all The other medicines have
FOR sale The PEiaonV Bols1a has raised lady here
rom bed Of dangerous and severe sckness, which al
ue doctors had given up Thy said ahs
MUST DE ioiA Cogsssptoa e( ne LHa0s. Aher all bad
pronounced the HOPELESS she commenced takinR
BRdATpS HAL,S4Af-aud now A
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19
Many Consumptions Cured.

Mr. II CLARK. merchant, Clyde Udyne e9Hnfy. " r.,
WrUie 10 inform Us that BRANT'S PULMONARY BAL
sam sold readily Clyde, and SAID " n the statements
Of some Of most respectable people, and personal VIC
ble knOwlede, he relied lie medical virtues have
cured many ooEsunpfre ersonf, several OF whom
ouninied with, who hopeessy sick 10 be con-
gdered, by physicians and all friends past possibility Of
cure and yet, the facts are, BRANTsS BALSAM has re-
stored them 10 PERFECT HEALuH.D
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+. HATTIE Rs,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
STOVES, TIN, COPPER AND
SHEET IRON WARE, &C.,
Court ST., merit door to Mizler's corner.
Oct. 10, so.
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TIE KEOy INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL srocr, saoo, 900

CAPITAL STocE, $500, 900. -
0Eee on Water street, in Wiss,s brieS
ron, HHeenRes, nd. ,s9b
This company, having been asly OF
ganized. and ten per cent. paid in on The
capital stock subscribed. aud the bal
anee secured BY mortgage on Real Es-
tate and By personal guarantee, ara Eow
prepared to effect insurance against loss
or damage BY FIRE, on Buildings, Mer-
ehsndize, Machinery, Manufsctories, and
all descriptions of property; also, Met
ehandize and Produce in the course of
inland transportation, the risks Of the
seas, &c.i also, the Hulls Of ofSieamboats,
aud other vessels. and upon the Lives ef
indiTidDsls going to California. The
rates Of premium will be as low a. these
OF any other REsroNsTsEE Company. r
All Losses literally adjusted as1
promptly paid. The stock Of this Com
pany is held entirely in the West, and
controlled BY western men. and In no
way connected with New York.
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LUNGS BLED- MUST DIE!

Mr. s. TERRY nserehanL Bvyon, Geaeses eoaafy, " ".
wrote, August "a. 1873; GRANTS MEDICINE i doing
wonders here II has cured man OF C0nsspoa that al
the physicians had said sHsf die. Weu he commenced
taking Brlnfs Medicine he could raise his hand
his head he hed at the lEng and every symptom seemed
20 ndicate thaf he mns die; bot astonishing an be u
able 70 labor and rides al e county he used
only re bofts II has also cured young lady Of Coz
sEHpOn In Orleans county, which her atheT says door
could cure"
Mr.. MILLER, merchant Of the same place, has CERT
ked to the truth Of lie above statement
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]. n. &G. s. HORENsAcK

DOWDER.-2o kegs Rife Powder;
i 10 do. Blasting do.
Just received and for sale by
E. DELETOMBE & Co.
July rs, 1850.
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HAT & CAP MANUFACTORY

~ J. VOGIN, thankful for
past fayors would respect
fully inform the public that
~A he continues manufacturing
all kinds of Hats and Caps
which he is selling low for cash, at his
establishment only, Star House, Public
Square.
BetOare of Counterfeits.
| would say that he does not furnish
any Hats or Caps by the dozen to any
establishment in Gallipolis. He also
warrants hats to be free from cotton.
Sept. 2O. '49-18 WITT
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CONSUMPTION

al Ctrisfiruired md civilized countries. has cznsed
srrcr proportion Of dzsihs En aay oihr l.dr d.f nf
flirts re is,aan funilys gnd. unfl N1nl fW wan
iI - not ben my eryfEs rr.e<T sop te derasta
-, a. All drnerpyer. Buf uusr--
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

s-rs. ur sav Of de Eos stTOz0iy usa5krS snd dr.es
sass ~ PrLNoS4Er CoSsrNrrloS-.raL andsree9 eases
- never hefre cared BY Orier ule1lrIne 50 lfirr
n $40. were of the acied peIsons. - to have
: pYNC some who lad fheir burialcothes made. have
bsrn cured and yet live; otcrs, who Wus said would
nrf live another day. wei and hearty ~ they
m ross-pses al TIE ceansng and purifying virtues nearly
ss powerful ad actise ne preparafou which We cal
BRANT.s INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
The BaIssm differs from The Extract beeanss Il possesses
srrrsI .Iclirafoas iliA perizrE adzpaf ~ and
s.autiallE aeerssarB fer tAs euTs
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19
CHRONIC pYsENrERY.

CHRONIC DYsENTERY,
and SUsfNER COMPLAINTS, in ehzdrea groue4 psssns
cured 'giLAoHi arg yhiisys 1AafereT. Also
CHOLERA lNFANTUM.
No mother need mourn deafh Of her child b.
uiat ehihiestroyng complaint, when frsfhisg IN wlrn
wsafher-Chokeyd Ial1nfasa, what IL caed Suad1Ea
CoHPLAIST-h GRANTS PULMONARY BALSAAfS
be administered 10 the child. II should, however, IN sn
ease Be used IN ts Lsyys otons The directions %
ssch botfle prescribe until the complaint y ehscked
For sale by MAGUET & NARET, GalliI
polls; 5. c. Bailey, Patriot; Holiday Il Wnd-
dell, POrrer; Daniel & Rathbnn, WilkesSilIe;
S. Wilson. Burlington J. III. @. Miller, il aek.
son: j. Stevenson. Winchester; J. E. Whit
man, Berlin; E. Hampton, Hampden; G. w
Cooper & Co.. Chester; d. Reed, Pomeroy; P.
NJ Petrol, GrAham's Station; w. Tubs,
Rutland, and by agents in nearly every town
in the State. All letters and orders must Be
addressed to Wallace & Co., log Broadway, |
New York. foirBn .r q 80
Jan. 81, lS50.--wlamly - IL,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-12-19

ERESH ARRIVAL have Just re-
j. ceived my fall supply of the justly
Premium Cooking Stoves.
F. MATHERS,
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1DELTNQU ENT LIST.

III lands lots delinquent a
nxes Of he eighteen hundred and 70 which is
simple
n1ofye6een hundred and ffy
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Thousands of Consumptions

and Ayoair coHghs atundaniy prove its H4a7is9 eey
~ such diseases and ne uud0ubted cnrive power and
sshing heang Properties. in the following complaints
AMI dseases Sltsg qf HOOD HesdiEy AZ th< lasg
Psia "a fss Brelsf aas SIX, NahSaefs, Nerves Co.'S
Lsin1I Pslpiinfsa n thr HIzt CneSa hGEnflu, Dysra
iery md Ssaser CosTriats In ChadSsa and 1&E, and
III FrnnLE XEnENEssEa.
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DIRECTORS:
Han. r. N. Csrnun, Yineennes;
w. ]. Heberd, do;
Jno. W. Maddox, DO;
Jacob Pea. do;
Samuel Wiee, Do;
Peter p. Bailey Port Wayne;
ThOmus 7. Benbridge, Lafayette; I--I
Walter w. Early. Terre- Hauie; -1i
Henry ID. Allis, Evansville; 'r.i
Simon BoItorff. Jeffersonyille;
William Hughes, do; .a.lo
Levi Sparks. do; a4s
James Keigwin, do. -..
Hon. r. N CARNAN, Ptes't.
SIMON BOTTORFF, v. Prr,
c. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary. p,
w. ]. HEBERD, Treasurer.
Short Life and Californis risks tsksn
1t this agency at extra rates. 80
JOHN HOY, Agent, -
May l6, '5o.--95 Gallipolis, o.
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This BAIsAM HEALS AND CURES ULcEzs N fAs LUlNCS
nd elsewhere ilfrraay, eytsiag aad eIsp ttr Pu
lfTySe ExTaAcT and heals ulcers erealiy Tbs
3Eisa e1Is SIEE Of CoEyA aud Coassniea Of
- az Al nlher nemedies hive EIaei o q aoal
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COUGHS AND GONSUMPTlONS,
Rrta.t. Thruai. Lunss. and Heard

"a al diseases Of pulmonary nanre-saeh dsesses
Usually prove fsl under ordinary reaiment when ihey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
worlsiugr,en,s Nomination.

RenSSelaer.--At late meeting of the Central
Committee of the Workingmen of Rensselaer,
County the following Resolution was adopted
Rcsogcd That this committee, in consequence of the State
Convention a, Albany adjoining witlnnt nominating a
State Ticket for The support the Wokingnen of this
State do hereby recommend 10 the Workingmen OF this
County and Sotc the following ticket for their united
support For Governor, WAsHINGToN HUNT; Lit Govern
or SanGru1d f. Church; Canal Com. Ebcnezer Blakey;
CLERK Court OF Appeals Chas. s Benton; State frison In
specor, VIM. p Angel.
The name of Leland Fairbanks, Jr., was sub
stituted for Samuel A. Slower Esq, as District
Attorney on the County ticket, as Mr.. Slower was
considered as declined in consequence of his not
officially accepting such nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
Eg See Eighth Page 70, othc, Cueu1ays. x
A,,ixo, of the Cirv of Glasgow.

The screw steamer City of Glasgow, Captain
Mathews, arrived at this port yesterday morning
from Glasgow and Belfast The following account
of her voyage has been kindly furnished us by
Nr,J C. Fletcher of Indianapolis, one of her pas
seneers
The City of Glasgow did mot leave the Clyde
until Sunday afternoon, the 9th inst and on Sun
day night and Monday (the 7th) morning she eN-
perienccd one OF the most violent storms that has
recently swept over the Northeastern portion OF
the Atlantic. The City of Glasgow had proceeded
north OF Ireland nearly opposite the Giant Cause
way, when the winds were so strong and the
waves so furious, and having lost the jlb, Captain
Matthews determined to put about and make ior
the BAY of Belfast The gallant Captain NJ. has
crossed the Atlantic nnetyslX times, ana mas
weathered some of the most terrific storms ut Will
be remembered that Captain NJ commanded the
Great w estcrn, and was in the trying time OF that
steamer in the storm Of August 1885, but tins was
,o t,r. time that he ever put into port on account
cfweather But reg%rd tor the safety u 100 pas
sengers predominated over any desire to weather
the storm, although it might have been done. The
testimonial signed by all the passengers, entirely
approving the conduct of Capt. NJ, viii De found
below The City of Glasgow arrived in Belfast
Bay, opposite Carrick Feargus, on Monday eve
ning the 7th She there tookin coal and renamed
until Tuesday evening, the sth, and arrived this
mornings thus making the trip from Belfast Bay
some miles further than Liverpool from this city,
TO New York in IA! days
The City of Glasgow has dates from Belfast up
to Tuesday, the 8th, but no later dates from Lon
don than those we have by the America.
Capt, Matthews, the remaining officers and
the crew have won golden opinions for their
gentlemanly and amiable conduct during the voy-
age.
This is the last trip of the Glasgow City to
New York, and thence she goes to Liverpool, to
he one OF line between the ast-named city and
Philadelphia. New.York viii lose her old favor
,te Capt. Matthews, for while; butitis more than
limited that new line of propellers win be put
on between Liverpool and New ork and that
the gallant Captain will have the command of one
OF them
Among the passengers are eleven clergymen,
S sf whome are Rev DR.. Kennedy OF Albany ,hev
NJ Burns ison of DR.. B. Free Church, Scotland
% % eaasds, Rev. K. Edwin Hall Of Guildiord, Ct
Fey, {, fletcher Of indianapolis, la. Rev Mr.
tasseher, Pastor Of the Coored Baptist Church.
saappns'st Philadelphia. There are others whose
h",ies we have not obtained
m nOons The other passengers are, Reid,
E Esq' an al extensive shipowner of glasgow Sir
" Mn M II; Don, Bart. Mr.. Watt firm Of Watt Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

- ,eo Mobiles at 1891; 1880 Orleans at
"a, q. s i;@$ f. 81 sssa s.. sf
The cck Of Go American against total Of sloc so al as
hes 3 q .s year sa2ooo bales ct w''n 'O' ~
American rather more doing Goods end Yarns at
qtefe 5ss I'm Consequence Of the improved 'So1 W.
ITd.a' -. ,oco 3, more rcques, this week At
9d savs GS,9 and b notfd e q x per 3s
fof white anu Se'i" Moderate demand ut last week
ana Fout c9 Wasiern CANA Flour rs 6d@2s Pads
BE- sssp e6 sd GG5 sa 81 Ma Z e :
pr 70 bs and lnaan conss. of 500 ibis at IS I'D per
The ia s9lg sa IL Nddng dong in Tai american Nesa IS
10 So Id per c"L BROWN, SHIPLEY co.
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,,., Gardner q Co.'s Circular.
" -" r.o,rssnondence 0fThe Tribune.

tC or LIVERPOOL. Friday, Oct, II.
~ stsohst, no provemeutn the demand for Beet the
" Gun oarnglv ard generally al lower rates. as hosd
er eG boyeiecoroe yer{ to sell p- III, Wool, Tho
d,tet Is very finn and he stock becomes reduced
sf nces there has been steady demand for Bacon,
on, e"eral parcels Of the best Western have been akeu
d. 1r extreme quotation, chiefYior the country arheis
:b reh tuycrs seem sill occupied In working Oh their
sie purchaser as they lave not been on the market as
resk Shoulders meet ready SALE at eXtrems prices.
Hams continue neglected. ,,
has beeu animated and holders have met buyers ifeeiy
Cheese now Begins to forward and for good qlai-
ties ready sale is found but ordinary sorts are dhcu 10
move =, former
There is good demand Iinseed Cake at further
The Corn Market during the week has presented no Y
n1arkrd feature; there has been steady coAsu'HR &
In"nd for Wbeat at last weeks prices Fine flour nus
given way about Sd cd per barrel 9nl ,i Corn has
brou Int ftyyl freely former prices and naiah Col
sdyaced 3D. 70 is per quarter Today Win Done in
IVteot Flour moved slowly. Indian corn WIS III so''
request W. Wt,f GAKDNER & co. Brokers',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
FrOn, NaracaibO.

Captain B cry, of the brig Harriet at this port
from Maracabo, left the brig Horatio, Capt. Green,
to sail for New York in three or four days The
H. had been detained at Maracaibo upwards OF
three months, upon a charge of smuggling, and at,
ter much litigation and expense the Court ordered
the removal of the embargo, but decreed that the
costs of procedure should be paid by Capt Green,
who protested against the entire proceedings and
left the matter to be decided by the American
Consul. Phil N. Amer, Wednesday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
ffayti,

The Boston Traveller says: We have seen
letter from Hayti from reliable source dated the
with much satisfaction that inform you that the
country enjoys perfect state of tranquility The
ity every day His Majesty the Emperor has
lately set at liberty several prisoners who were
confined for political oifenses. Not word is now
said in respect to the projected march for the
East The Chambers are to be opened on the
2lst inst"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

- p pea, ,S or REv S. ssowDeS-we are panied
s 70 sdS, 'nas tins venerable aud good man died
o snd b some days ago He over 50 years
ST T ao u, h so been minister in the NJ church
aoush N noons Saf free Hay aS been slave
Old man sunk under the fear that h. ea a se poor
be seized and carried back again 10 $50 as ano1t 10
N ms old age He was very shrewd a,'{ T. zen
been quite popular Us minister n ,ho n'ss 1s
winch he belonged, spiritual PbiIoso nh =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
FROM HAVANA.


HhvAHA, Thursday, Oct. II, 1870
Since nv last by the bark RAPID, we have had
considerable excitement, with but little actual
cause fer it. The new Governor Of Matan2as,
Brcadier Don Juan Pavia, last week caused the
arrest Of seventeen Of the most loyal and distin
ruistcd citizens of that city and vicinity, upon
pronunciation and information OF malignant, ms
Chievous and tne-servlng gyCopha4lts. lhey
have been released bv order OF the Captaln-Gene-
rad who las never before, during his adminstra-
ton, permitted q prosecution upon such !rfes2gi
sibe accusations, giving lite and credit 10 'Ae
breath Of personal enuiity and SANDER story
also oC forty consprs.ors at Matanzas being taken
while in dehberation upon an anticipated move
inent of the industrial mass, proves 10 nave r.
suited from le decoy Of t0Hf Creole youths INTO
an ambush of forty soldiers, DISGUISED as cl'@'Hs'
under the command OF Colonel. IN 'he attempt
,,,odn N contrre them, by the well armed men,
,I c,soIs,,erze laid TWO dead at theHteet, and all,
oI.LotGb severely wounded, made good their es-
49,, f2 tle f9Ify one of these boys died the
to,jowine dav of the wounds received III the al
frav and it is said one other soldier died OF his
wounds in few hours, While the CoIohel was
or,, severely handled and yet remains on the SICK
liz THIS slight occurrence does not indicate the
want nj nerve on the part of the Creole population,
which has been often charged upon them. Inc
cnuse Of this affair grows out of an allegation made
against the young men, that they had been aces
sorry to the distribution OF f0ydt musKets Among 'e
people.
We have disagreeable rumors Of pirates and
expeditions, which interrupt very materially the
little business we have to do at this season OF the
wear, and prevents the prospective from offering
ANYTHING flatterng to our hopes.
would caution those fashionable movers, who
love the climate of Cuba, that passport verified
by the certificate and seal of the Spanish Consul
at the place Of embarcation, is absolutely neces,
sarv to save them from the payment OF flne OF
thirty five dollars. The Certificate Of C1tlSensh1p
which they obtain from the Secretary OF State OF
the United States is no better worth than piece
OF brown paper, without this consular lndorse-
ment; and | notice the matter, for the reason,
that one of your subjects of Gotham, who Is fully
impressed with the sense Of the might and males
ty of Uncle SAM and yet knows more OF the
streets and by-ways that have their leadings and
teymlua IN U0llSl., than Of anything else, had to
pay the fine some few days since. He came pas
senger with his family by the Chlde Harold on
the nth inst.
The steamer Pacific, to connect temporarily
this port with New Orleans and Chagres IN place
of the Falcon, arrived yesterday, in five days
nineteen hours, sailing time, from New ork'
bringing some Southwestern sprmklings OF arls
tocracy from Europe, Saratoga, &c, who are stop
ping for the moment, at the comfortable Home
house Of Madam Amy. @. u o.