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yV0HE LATE FAIR OF THE AMER

THE LATE FAIR OF The AMER-
II ICAN TNSTITuTE.--F HARRlSIN SONS SMUT
published letter written to the Premium Committee OF me
above Fair in yesterday paper continue to offer evidence
presented 10 the Committees from practical aud prominent
men, in favor of our Machines.
+. HARRIS & SONS, foot of Butler-st Brooklyn
GALLEGo Mills, RfCHMoND, August z, 1916.
MEssRs f. HARRIs & Sons, Brooklyn; Geahemen-
Enclosed you will fHd check on lhe Bank oil America
Of the 18Th INST our miller Mr. Jauncey We lsye had
the machine in operation three or louf weeks ana III" " a
sWers the purpose in every respect
WARWICK { BUSHDELL
Sincehe above machine was put up the Gallego Mills
have been burnt and rebuilt again since WHch .ine ey
have been using Messrs. w Springer COS eaGnlhes
from Oswego, and Leonard Smiths from Troy N ! bur
have recently back ours again having ordered TWO
Of our largest size this season Slay TO- t99 ~ n 1919
III have used one of f Harris Sons Stone Smut Machines
Tor the last four years and am wen satisfied that Is
mill of superior order for cleaning Wheat The one have
used VIII polish 100 bushels per hour; Is easily kept 10
repair and durable Upon tie whole consider 1t the best
mill ever used, and requiring only The Usual P0%sT 10
MI Payne had in two Of Leonard smith. Machine. from
Troy Y and OF Mr Groats File Machines previous
The following Is an answer to few llnes addressed to
Alexander Ray Brother IN regard TO j. Johnsons Ma
chimes he having minated thai hs preferred and ours
GEoRGEroaS, June II, 1850
GRNTs-Your favor Of the 10Th inst is received You
have been misinoned That Ne have substituted 6 John
sons Smut Machine place Of yours We running Mr.
Us machine but never had the least idea OF throwing out
YOURS the contrary gives entire satisfaction, and we
consider it the test machine we have ever seen.
L7SwooD Mills RHISEBBcG. Duchess Co Sept H. 100
MEssRs HARRIS SoSs-l have used your Smut Ma
chnesn the Brooklyn and Hartford Steam Mills have also
WP used Spnngers Leonard smtfs and other metal ma
chimes but have found none equal yours for cleaning and
securing grim and after an experience OF eighteen years
in the milling business both IN England and tue unted
States have no hesitation in prono0ncng your machines
''' - - JIM -''' 1'' ''s GEORGE STANFORD.
CUrI sFA MIfI.s. NEW. lORk. Oct. 1850
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lust PUBLISHED -ICONOGRA-

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OF each part.
Also, Part II. Second Edition. Which, owing TO he
rapid increase of The subscriptions has already become
necessary The continuation OF the first edition wh pe
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New Edition, a subscription Is opened. LIZ 10 az
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DRY GOODS.
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Ladies
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MEDICAL NEW SPAPER.-The

ME r DIL 4 = Y Il w > q L " I fIC
I've N Y MEDICAL GAZETTE, for this week con-
tains Notices of the Lectures Of Professors Bartlett Cross
bedford Draper Green and Cox Post Morem OF Rev.
N Mafit Cnique by Prof Parker, and DR. Carnochana
Surgery the Emiganf5 Hospital or Wards Island also,
Notices Of the Scapel Homeopathic Journal, and various
new publications, Gleanngs, &c &c.
Edited by DR. REESE, and sod by Sthnger Il Towns.
end a. b Fanshaw, 575 and T j. Grower, 599 Broad.
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r. Bounty Lands.-The subscriber WI siye part
under The recent act of Congress Having competent
Agent IN Washington 10 attend to presenting the claims Ae
:" - i0-0 - HENRY D. SEDGVGCK. ATTORNEY and
os lui.seod&2mp' counselor AZ Law y w
-
re- PhouoerapIy.-T. C. LELA"D Reporter and
Teacher 40 Aunst (Trow or al West Twenty-slXth-si
og6 lmeod@
rgr Dr Tanning having perfected his Body Braces,
gTsl SinnorIe and ffernal Tsses has returned 10 81
Broadway, for the management Of female spinal digesi-
i've nervous. pulmonary and vocal derangenehs fhySi-
rsns aud dealers are invited examine his Inventions
o3l #
ES5. Liquid Hair Dye, improved so as to color the
Hair or Whskes the Inomentt is applied without the least
injury is entirely from unpleasant odor and can be
washed with strongest soap Immediately Is applied,
without wailng dry For safe applied, al BATcHEl-
oR,s Wig Factory, 4 Wallst. nyl5 IuIh&SallI
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qug sgMI-WgEKLY r4tlnUNh
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

tcI;cious Noiicc.-The Society OF the New
,Salcm 10 lave heretofore heid ucr meetings at the
gre Room Of the Society Library, corner OF Broadway
ID Leonard ST. VIII hereafter coRGCt their worship IN the
s.,e ChvrCh in Eiglt-s recently occupied by the con
,egaoa of Rev. Dr. Hawks Prot BUSH VIII conduct me
seTices every Sabbath morning at the usual hour ~
cok; Rev SoiYHAS BRoNpH the evening servlce5 al =
eok The public respectfully invited to attend III ~
II Fourth-streeg Universaist Churchs be
wen Avenues ana C.Rey. H. H. NE FastoT ST,
y.cs lCt AM 8 ard r NJ. Subject for TO-MVfRQW
yVENI Nc SorE. OF the Causes OF Religious Ih!Hei
seen Seats provided for strangers Conference lee
~ Diyin. Service at the Apollo Rooms,
p,adway ,ssar Canul-st on SUNDAY EFhNl W, at Il
,~ock Rev. RALPH HoYr VIII oiliciae Seats ifes.
I,c,. ,lr. Marsh. of the American Temperance
70, viii Preach hV request, IO-MOhbOW f4Vt>-f
va in rev Dr. Ca.npbefs Church Spring ST Subect-
np s,ps,.nce in Cide4 Causes and Remedy NJ IT.
Rev. II. s. Foster viii deliver lis Second
ttSlre TO.MORROW MORNING., on Divine EXIST
L. md Rev Dr. j. F. DURBIN win Preach in the EVEN
ING in West Episcopal Church, Muiberry-st between
Houston and Bleecker-st h@ II
10 Romnnisn. Rev. D. NJ. GRAHAM viii give his
Sarnud Lecture on The subject OF Romanlsm IU-MOh,
ROW (Spndayj EVENING at O'Clock, III the Free WIN
gsn,ist Chapel Grand-s one door East of Broadway
Sgbjec-Tle Establishment Of the Hierarchy services III
the morning as usual h1 II
RI Church of the 'Iessinh.-(Seats Free -iteY.
h ASHTON D D. Rector OF ST. Marks Will by Divine per.
rssiop Preach the Quarterly Sermon IN me Ch9fch OF
he Messiah Wooster near Prnce-si on SUNDAY 70
norroyy{ EVENING Nov 8. Service 10 commence NJ u
O'clock when Collection will be taken up " ald OF tue
eIlLrI.s
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW AMERICAN NOVEL.-A POP
L ULAR AUTHOR IN THE FIELD. The under
signed have the honor announcing that iey have now in
press and viii publish Friday, November sth, ii one
book the arst edition Of TWENTY THOUSAND copies,
ofa new Norel Of Life and Society IL ors entitled
CELLO
Or, NEw-YoRK ABOVE GROUND A~o UNpES GkoUSD.
BY C. G. FOSTER. Esq
Author Of New-YoIk in Slices New-Yorh by Gas
Light Etc. Etc.
Prce 25 ceuts.
The great popularity of tie writings of Mr. Foster, rs
evinced by tie immense sale ofs sketches, NEWBORN
Slices and New-York by Gas Light3-amounrns 10 not
less than One Hundred Thousand in single yea-has led
to The frequent inquiry personally and By letter from ali
parts OF the country addressed 10 the publishers whether
the author did not intend try biz powers in continued
and sustained story Mr. Fosters peculiar and unparalleled
power in deeang scenes. Incidents and characters N
real life and throwing around them that rosy moonlight OF
the Imagination which subdues, rehnes and warns
has led intense desire the part Of his admirers 10
see him in hgher and sustained aghtot composition
The publishers have length the satisfaction OF announc
ing that they have received from Mr. Foster tho manuscript
complete OF domestic OF life and society in New
York which IS IN press and will be published in
days In tins work the author has gwen fan scopeto that
keen appreciation Of character and situation hatenarged
and generous philosophy Of life and human destiny that
golden and sparkling glow OF fancy and imagination with
which bis writings more thoroughly mbued than hoseot
any other American author.
The story IS powerful the plot ofabsorbing inter-
est and the incidents and characters combined and con
trasted as 10 keep hend ofe reader constantly stinla
ted by succession of the most thrilling yet chase and ar
tislic passion pictures In word the publishers conf
IDENTITY recommend this work not only by far the highest
effort Of its author bar as of The mosrerng works OF
fciion that ever cnanaed rom the American press.
Agents and the Trade will please send on their orders
Immediately in order prevent any delay in the filing OF
them DEWITT * DAVENPORT, Publishers
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TO Col cltAs A. HARVEY, l28 East Twenty.fth-st Ne"
YORK
Nrw.YoRK, Thursday, Oct. 81

y
SAMUEL 3. SCIENCE Esq-Dcar Sir: Your note OF yes
,erduv has this evening been received Allow me to ex
press to you and 10 the contributors in the Machine De
parneni the Fair of the American Institute, 1885, my
sincere thanks for Your kind wishes and minltcent tes
monaj-a beautiful Silver Vase Be assured nothing cur
give me moro pleasure than the knowledge that my EN-
deavors discharge the duty assigned me by the Institute
has received the appreciation of those most Interested.
Hoping The institute may be favored with as gentle
manly exhibitors OF machines, who will las they cernin
y the late Fair render the front OF the old
Castle the principal point OF attraction,
With assurances Ofmy best wishes, remain
Your obedient, humbe seryanl, c. HARNEY.
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OfFICE or TIIE GRAND SCRIRE @. D. 5. OF T.
State OF n Y 19O Broadway, Newly ork, Nov |, 1880
| IL Special Noticc.-tiaving observed IN the Tn,
b0ne OF his morning. an advertisement. calling Special
Meeting OF the Grand Division, 10 be held at Ithaca, on
"Wednesday, Nov, Is, inst aud signed by Il l. Lewis Of
notice thai the said L. L. Lewis is the Grand Scribe of
Ais State aud thai authority has been given for such
meeting and brethren warned not 10 attend SAID meet
ing or give any couuteuance 10 these proceedings
Attest JAMES MACkEAN, q. w. ?.
| T,oe yfnrrvi.px q : NJ 2ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NowARD HOTEL October 50, 1850.
70 Cns4l.-DEAH SIR: In 6ehn OF the contributors
e American institute permit here TO express 10 you
how happy gentlemen vel as myself were made
w ej during our STAY al the Fair in being in that depart
men over Which you had the more Immediate snpervIs
Jon to-, ;,,,, .,
rton To our many and varied wants, desire 10 express
our wares thanks and would beg OF yon to accept as
more oa testimonial of high regard The Silver vase
sccompsnvng this note tie inscription on which though
brief il sti expressive and is assure you accompanied
BIZ the universal desire all that God IN his mercy may
tsIae YOU long make many others happy as you nave
made u.s. and finally receive you to himself
beg leave 70 subscribe myself your very or servl
For the Contributors
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70 The Grand Temperance Demonstration
(which hive taken place last evening, al the Broad-
way Tabernacle has been POSTPONED until TT ESDAY
EVENING. 5th inst NJ 1t
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,hteenth NYnrd Assembly Conven-

ES~The Eighteenth Ward Assembly Conven-
ton Bulls Head Hotel Saturday evening Oct %
1850 On notion Benjamin Hacker, Esq called 10 the
Chair, and O f Benjamin appointed Secretary On mo-
ton the Convention into ballot for candidate 10 rep
resent the XNth Assembly District, when William D
Greene Esq having received votes declared elected
Whereupon the Convention adjourned subject to the call Of
the Chairman Signed BENJAMIN HARkER, Chm.
OSCAR +. BENJAMIN Secy. oSl u
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To- Public Meeting of the New-Xork Print
ers' UniOn.A public meeting Of the New-York Print
~ Union VIII be held al Tainmtny Hail. on SATURDAY
EVENING, Nov. :, al O'Clock, for The purpose of laying
before the trade the transactions OF said Union up the
PRESENT time The Scale OF Prices recently adopted by the
Union will also be presented All members of the trade Of
The meeting viii be addressed by Horace Greeley Pc
ley Mrcponald, and others.
By order OF the Union, THOS Z. GLEN,
oSl5 Chairman ofhe Committee of Arrangements
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q Sons of Tefnpcruncc-Notice.- special
meeting " The GRAND DIVISION Sons OF Temperance,
nate OF wYork, Will be held at the Hall Of Cascaiila
DiyIslon No. 81, S OF T. nj ITHACA. on WEDNESDAY,
hev Is al 10 O'clock AN 10 initiate representatives, elect
representatives. 10 n D. receive reports of officers, aud
uSac such other business the interest Of the Order de-
bands and is allowed 10 be transacted at special meetings
HAe Grand Division, By order. L. l.. LEWIS, G. S.
Rene, Tuesday Oct - nj 2
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~ A Card.-TO THE WING ELECTORS OF
THE With CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT -Fell9t7- Cit
-tns: offer myself candidate for Congress for the
With District al the coming election.
UNIoNsr claim no credit for that, as not
acquainted with any DISTINGUISHES but as there is some
nervousness that subject Just now think II best to men
tnnit have never thought the Union in any danger a.
though think lis stability is not 10 be improved by threats
on the one side and undue concessions on the other.
Those who approve OF Mr. BRoosss vote giving ten NIL
lions 10 Texas and his voting the Fugitive Slave bill
will not vote for me do rot Wishit. am respectfully
yonrs GEO. ". BLUNT. E
Nsts. York, Oct. %. 1850. o3l ms
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rP- Wing Tickets.-The Tickets prepared by order
of the General Committee viii be ready for delivery this
SATURDAY morning al o'clock.
The Charnen OF the several Ward Committees are re-
duesed 10 send their orders the Broadway House as
nI By order % o5 Of the Fxec TfSS Commune NJ
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CALICO MILLs, KlCHM0ND, AugusI z, l8F7
MEssRs. +. HARRIS & Sons Brooklyn; Genhe"eR-
Enclosed Won viii find check on the Bank Of America,
New-York for the amount of Smut Machine as per your
bill of Goth June which duly received also your lellef
tie machine in operation three four weeks and ind au'
swers the purpose in every respect
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~ second SYard.-The National Wings OF the Sc
cond Ward are requested Gunters Hotel, l47
Fulton-st. on SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 2, at y
O'clock hear the report of the REGULAR Democratic
Wing Nominating Committee for Charter Officers.
GURDON ROBBINS JR. Chm of Com.
JARVIS CHASE, Secretary III 2tis7
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

~ First Ward Regular Wing Nominations.
For Member Of m5ly-GE10gKi$GeE7 w XXX 6l;Mhh
For .fssess@s-IRA GROWN, JOHN MESs En-
For CoastoGles-HENRY CARPENTER, MICHAEL
MCCORMICK. ~ - ,,,,,,,,,,
For Inspector Of Ppblic setools--J. PHILLIPS PHG-
~ For %, Trustee of Pablo Seaoos-JAMEs GRIFFIN.
FOR INSPECTORS or ELECTION.
First Distyict-lsaac H. Craft, Daniel Murphy
Second Dnyict-Peter B. Van lIoulen Michael Geeson
Third Dist,ic:-Jom Thompson Jr. Robert A, Graham
nj Ar
m second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POST
PONED-The meeting called for Friday evening 10 raty
he Wing Charter Ticket was delayed by an effort at cor
citation proposed by the General Executive COMMITTEE
found they Ind adjourned with the view Of raifyng
their ticket Saturday evening" I'd inst. 1t is now
ordered by the Ward Committee that The meeting or raI
fving the regular ticket be held on MONDAY EVENING
neXlial y P. NJ. nj l8 Ann ST.
Wings OF the Ward! rally ii your might. Cool speak
ers viii be IN attendance JOHN N. oAYRE, Chm
WN B PARsoNs, Secretaries 20
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PlIII1CAI. NOTICES.

q seventh ygard.-DEMocRATI0 WHO REG
f. f. '.i.sem5ip-THOMAs TRUStoW,1
tc, 4s,ntqat 4de,paa-JoHN B WEBb. ,,,r,s V
For 4ssesssys-A w 5. VAN DUERSON, JAMES NJ
F. Fd1 n dldla1,.a5les-JosEPH w JONES, JOHN NJ
WAITE ,r, n tr-,,,rr r7rr1r
For Sc6oof Trustee-JAMEs w. BARKER
Fcy School Igpector-JAMES r BAhMN II, IN NJ L.
ABNER CHICHESTER,
Chsimen Charter and Assembly Conventions.
r. y I0 tgS'@N' Secretaries. NJ ltist
"a Eighth Ward Regular Wing NORinations'
For Coaqress-GEORGE BRIGGS.
For 4ssemtiy-WYLLIS BLACKSTONE.
For assistant .4ldcynlua-JAMES WEBB
For 1sor-THEo KELLEY MN, w 5JvfAE
For School Comm sstoaer-JAiiES w. BEEK-HAN
For 1rz9tee-WlLLIAM BLOOMFlELP
For Igsneetor-JONATHAN w. ALLEN.
By order Of The Ward Coullittee =, c,;.
JAMES NJ MURRAY Chairman.
JAMES GNDLEY, Secretories
ALEXANDER MEAKInf, ) oo1 oils
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We remain 'e ~ Re PPvIcK{ BrsHDELL

Since;the above machine put up, the CALICO hlls
have been using Messrs ". P Springer Co.'S Machines
from Oswego, and Leonard Smiths from Troy n T. Dut
of our largest size this season. May Is, 1850
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MEssRs HARRIS i soys-Gents We have had in use
one Of M Leonard Smiths Smut Machines Of Troy, n I
but il does The purposes recommended al
though wehave bought and paid for it taking
out and wshyod put up Of yonr shutters, soon
possible al mills Nos. sos aud sos WestT~enty'
seYeuLh-s. Yours respectfully
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NEw-Yo&S FLOATING DRY Dock Co. }

NEw-YoEE FLOATING DRY Dock Co.
70. October 10Th. 1850
s6 4 Dividend of 5 Per Cent. has been declared
Nov e Earnings of the Dock for he sixmonths ending
N1s o. Nov next
NeI transfer Books Will be closed from the lst TO 10Th
oS Mo- BY order Of tho Board
- sNy II. V. MASON, Secretary
Iaisos @esorge w. Burr, if alive has, in Springfield,
sy pso Lucy who wishes TO know his location
having knowledge of said Burr will please
coet S the same 10 me Papers copying this viii
gnSS 'eyor on who viii remember The favor with
---@aS lsi n LUCY BURR.
" Or, Luteuer's Ear Infrnary. q Warren.
ess,N Broadway, open from till Q for the exclusive
ess OF diseases, Deafness discharges from the
Inc ' ~ unpleasant noises IN The head cured in Short
Or n "Ihoa risk pain. Consultation fee 81 nv ie,tay
v.oerwise Unpaid letters refused sls 4t W.
|,bs 4! by using BoRlc's Hebeaiona for sohennu
ana preserving its stnootness under every natural
W exposure TO the heat cod, changeable weah
IsLaesIeS pay face lie Winters frost or Summers s
Sol al " MY tom injury to their complexion W
In - 'ne inventor WILLIAM Bo6LE, ~ Washuyton
Ion go 'tso by A. b & D. Sands loo Fnton-st; Rush
80 V'Ais 20 Ito and rs h roadway, Nes.Yor& oaj
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TE7O DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.-Pre-

EONSUMPTION AND DISEASES
" OF THE CHEST AND THROAT.-Dr. GREEN
has removed s Operative Surgery and Consulting Rooms
10 $50 Broadway To facilitate the convenience OF persons
suffering from diseases of the Throat and Chest his Office
hours VIII be from Ill O'Clock daily. Advice by mail o.
otherwise, 81. Unpaid letters rejected NJ I'm
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UNIVERSITY. NOV

VI, lG5O-Sealed Proposals Endorsed "Prqposals to
Furnish Prof Anlhons ROOM with spiloons sr The use Of
tie Junior Class VIII De- received BY the auItor OF the In
stiiutiou by THURSDAY, Eoy. 7ih By or{er nj The
NJ 1t4 FACULTY.
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FOR INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
FIRST District. Lewis Teal, Henry ;. Dunning
Second District Daniel Bowley, George w Palmer.
Third DistYict..., VIM l.. SHrdow, 7. Spencer Kirby
Fourth District .Thos. Outwater Ahncr Taylor.
For School Colnnssioner-T. SPENCER KIRBY.
For Inspector of Common tLANSON STONES.
For Trustee Of Common Schoots-GEO. w THACHER,
MOSES A. HOPPOCk, Chairman.
IT SPENCER KIRBY, Secretary. oSl 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-13

Fnos CENTRAL AxrRIoA.-Thc follow.
ing news of Importance from oua,anala
we obtain. says the Crescent of the 30
inst, from the Honduras Va:-hman. Tie
lates, dates say:
The mountain war il about terminating
in consequence OF the active measures Ia
ken hy the Government troops under Gen.
Carrera. l.a,,erly. the Indians had com.
mitied great havoc. and even burnt down
the iloui hing town OF JalaPa' this caused
another movement among the inhabitants,
and IN ancien, Chief named Slmonis'o no.
resolved to seize the principal Chieitsin.
Robert Reyes. white man, the worst
character OF all the rcbellionists, and hav.
ing shot him and some FIVE other officers,
he placed himself a, the orders Of the
Commandant OF Ch'quimnla. praying for
immunity Tor himself and men from the
Government, and offering 10 make the road
from Cnastatova safc, which at the present
day is impossible. This great change gives
hopes OF the termination Of this war"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-07-13

Fsox HAvANA.-Ths .Mshlis kSgssser
gives H. following. relative 70 ~ Csrdp-
mas uisoosra received By ~ DsisidA s6pse-
or 1ay, which loft Havaaa - ~ 05lA ~.
Tho report Of : psrempessy rsieAel -
General CampbeAs denas4 reesivsd =
Nsw O,leanA y withaat fsneas(1na I
Tho t,tisonars rtmaia a haep1 tboAup.
of.war. - which hey wcse = y eeasn-
cd and arc reported 10 Re hsstAy.e !