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A CARD.
TRADE WITH MEXICO.

THE UNDERSIGNED, during visli 10 Mexico
snce the war having been enabled, through the sdvsn
tsges Of an Official position. 20 make himself acquainted
with he stale Of the and manufactures Of f czeps,
and 70 become with keir views and wishes on
these subjects ofers manufacturers OF the United
Slaies generally special facilities sor tho Introduction VI
their machinery and brcs into that country. Having Oh
tanned commissons purchase for established houses IN
the cites Of Vera Cruz Orzsys Mexico and Ouana1aLo,
he defrous receive proposals. accompanied by spec
mems and u prices for suca Agricultural lmpe-
meuis Pianos Carriages. Works Of Art Hydrsunc Appe-
rstus and every variety Of Machinery, upon which ad-
vabces viii be made upon favorable terms than oy
senernl commission houses WALTER NJ GIBSON
81 Broadway opposite CRY Hal
REFERENCES:
G. B. Lamar. n Y Don Manuel Escsndor, Mexico.
" T. Luqueer ~ Y Don Jose Ignscio SiEanco OrzayL
WE Kumbel. N. Y. Don Antonio Nlvknco Mexico
J. 4 H. Jones, N. \. Lionel Brough. ESQ. Guznatusto
J. NJ Lsnsnsgs, N. Y. Doc Ramon Aunoz Manoz, Vera
rhaicher Beal. Boston. Cruz. myl4 lwis
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BENJAMIN MOONEY. Auctioueer
URygEIRX EANGN Cn0nS H-r.-BF

JMINinOONEY viii sell THIS DAY, al 10 o'clock, a. tho
Auction Room Il Pst.st several invoices Of hngerngs,
brsoches baceets pins, earrings. watches vest chains,
&C. Also, hand and back tcks mai and carpet ham
uers locks, spoons volins, pocket cutlery &c Also,
platform scales. fny5) IT.
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PROFESSOR Won HEERlNGENs
MUSICAL, CONSERV TORY.

27 Broadway opposite City Hs-ro'ms II snd T. sd fOor
A FREE SCHOOL for instruction n Peno, Guitar,
n Harp Violin and Vocal Music Instruction given Ia
the old system OF notation. boh the pleasure
OF The pupil Terme: In classes, month only, for
OF Instruments private lessons 81 per quarter Of p les
a. the Conservatory do. do $50 per quarter at resi-
dences myi4 slr
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ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY RAILROAD
ACOHPiNY.-Tse Annual Election for Directors OF
ns Conpsry win be held ct their once N ths city Of
Assny Oh re second "wednesday 2h day. Of Jane next
ons koSr 9e Tr.rsfsr BOOKS viii be closed from Sd
Ii q Jrns peluhve. Albany, Nay Is 1850
By order Of the Board Of DrecioSa
mn t1g Z. FOSTER, ". SecsssGT
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EXTRA DEEI' and usual deep Gold Leaf Gold
LFon, &c. constantly on hand and for sale By
NV. WALLER, cor. William and Spruce sta
CARp-F.W. w. msnufscrufes extra deep leaf Of
s1pofior rekbc quality and Of uniform color and having
acressod Achilles Cor manufacturing, eaxOed W
supply sl that may desire good stiele portion OF the
esson OF Tie city trade 70 respectfully solicited conhdeni OF
Es ability 70 Oh IL orders received and 10 give sasfsc
aDn n every respect myi6 lwis'
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INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE

LIFE INSURANCE
A ND SAVINGS BANK COMBlNED.-United States
ftLile Insurance Company Oaice = Walst Guaranteed
This company, beside the usual insurance FOR term Of
years the whole Of ne ard the granting Of snnuiies and
endowmens viii issue policies for any Gum not exceed
ing $500 payable athe Of TO- 30 or go years 10 the par
ties insured or Gaze OF death before arriving a. one Of
those payable 20 their heirs 6Ens5y this
making certain provision fer their families in case Of
cesih and also for then selves IN the even. OF misfortune
sickness or DISABILITY from age should iney suryive IN
nay be thus msdo either with or without paricl
patton in the profits, the premium being pTopordonably
The Charter Of tie Company provides lhsl should ls
guaranteed capital as above from any cause Whatever be
impaired the stockholders sha Immediately make Il good.
FREDERICK SHELDON, President
J.FADIE, IT. Secretary
JOHN A. STEWART, Acfurry.
Prospectuses with and eyery Information, be
had al the Office y Wall-st my20 eodlm
EAGLE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL SlO0OO.
COrp0rdt0rs:
John NcChtin, Lewis Hsllock VIM A. Wheeler,
sieph H. Persou Tohn Young, VIM +. Plat,
III. NJ Morris. CIV r. Oslrsnder.
I'D looks or SUBSCRIPTION 70 the capital stock Of ths
and Health insurance Co 10 WsIst on Monday he 27ih
day OF May and will be kept open dky until the whole
capital is subscribed.
when required Of which dsys' notice VIII be given
s sFEE1EiI i. r RIs ssFf commissioned,
sAML LoNGsTREET, myl6is1
NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office 49, Greenwich-sl
CAPITAL S35O,OOO.
rT,HIS COMPANY continues TO insure against loss "
Il damage By fire on favorable terms
PETER K. WARNER, President.
JOHN HEeEMaN, Secretary a. Inns
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL-S10o,V0.
DOCKS or SUBSCRIPTION 10 the capital stock
- OF this Company will be open the Office OF the Gil.
gems Fire Insurance Company, 90 Wslst Tuesday,
18th May, and viii be kept open from II O'Clock A. NJ TO
O'Clock p NJ daily until the whole capital 10 subscribed.
Ten. per cent; DO paid subscription. and the balance
when required, ofwhich zen days notce vii be gyea-
COMMISSIONERS
MYNDERT VAN SCHAlCK.
EDWIN ID. MORGAN,
EDWIN }. BROWN
AMBROSE c. KINGsLAND.
slLAS c. HERRING.
myii ufs ALONZO A. ALV0RD.
MERCANTILE UNION and General Mural In
IVA sursnce Scrip wanted by q. z. JEWETT,
myZU IT Scrip Broker, 50 Wsll-st
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sn1Ts1u,s UNION MAGAZINE.

ShRTAIu's UNION MAGAZINE,
A MOST SPLENDID NUMBER Price = cs.
~ 6RAHAh's nAGAIlNE-Nery beautiful Pricesie
LADYS BOON-An elegant number. Prcs = cis
THE LADIES' RATlONAL-A mort beaunf1 and
cheap Magazine Only J PER yesr Ct, per No
Tribune buildings, Nasssu-st.
Al.o SCENTS for LlTrELLs LIVING AGE slbscrip-
s6UTHIEN LITERARY MESSENGER ny,o II
aUMBoLDT'S COSMOS -RoHN'S EDITION.
lust RECEIVED, a further shipment OF the above.
Huubodr, View OF Nature. l vol Otie's translation,
Lodges Poriras Of I'us,rious Personsees OF Great
Britain Vol 8, % portraits. Bohns Illustrated Lbrsy)
Bohns New Hand Book Of Games.
Orders can now executed for the shove together with
myI7 is5ieod BANGS, PLATT CO 2oi Broadway.
REPORT TO THE CORPORATION OF
DROWN UNIVERSITY on changes in the system of
ID collegiate education, by Francis Wsyand, read March
o, 1857, ls published ard Tor sale BY $3.50.
sTRINGER 4 TOWNSEND,
q. p. PUTNAM. and
nye iwtseod LEWIS COLBY.
Husbands, who wish their wives to please,
And add 10 their dOmestc ease
An write or run Ike mad do you see,
To the magicisn IA. Twelvetree.
And beg Of him 10 show the way
To abolish the cured washing day.
They pay their dolsr-he keeps his word,
And never Ia murmur heard;
The husband with the wife agrees
That Tweveuees plan "quite the cheese.
THE EDITOR OF the Vineyard Gazette, of I'd Of
Febnsry 1850 after describing the merits OF Twelve
trees plan says "These things may strange those
who have ALWAYS regarded washing days ntoers
bic but inevitable nuisance buta thorough train our OWL
family has convinced OF their entire truth. Our better
half saws Il Is wonderful discovery ard thsta wash
ing ecompleed without the least trouble fatigue
The materials used by her last week cost cents The linen
10 rendered winter than By the usual process and no dam
age il done 10 the most delicate fabric My plan 10
tanned in pamphlet Of g. pages L is simple that child
may understand II spd II II does not enable you 20 60
family wash than hour expense o. thsn
cents will return your money, win $40 for your trouble
in making the experiment has been Used and liked By
thousands and list Of upward OF 900 persons 20 whom
reference can be msde be my Office. This IL
conclusive PROOF OF truth Sent by mall in sealed enve
op on receipt Of the price, 81. Be particular % cal or
send 10 H. TWELN ETREE
mvoD II. Room B. No. 20 Nssssu-et
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pI.nn-R nRrE ROR EUROPE.

PIaNO-FORTE FOR EUROPE.
0ff;E3-BOARDMAH 4 GRAY, OF AJs1y
TXHw respectfully cal attention ~ her
" II vsnd beautiful PaBo-Forte, win Iae doce
rrsn. .r,nchE,cat which - seen 90 do1osJf IN
tr.t A. Joiies Music Rooms o Broadway, prior 70 10
In 10 London on To- I'd rst where Il 10 ne intention
~ r. snsgsrs % exhibit IL for me purpose OF disposng
az L. PAIR. already secured IN Europe ny@n II
NRW.YORK AND GREEN
EfES. WOOD LINE OF STAGES Ferrous
z.z-1--s--2. yishtng 70 Ystl Greenwood Cemetery,
- ,,kln0 any Of The South Ferry Stages In Nswfork and
ysss-s ne Hsmiltou-avenus Ferry 200. OF WitehAst
WI fnd Ssges always ready 20 convey teIn 20 Ofee-n-
,os nv lie ehortes and mo4t pleasant rOu.e Fare only
scx lmyI7 imis'l CARLOS GAME L co.
e. YACHT FOR sALE.-The yacht BREEZE
<< schooner nggsd copper fes.oned, year Old and
registers f0e She i 81 feel keel - feet inches
hs fet inches deep, and well iound 10 every respect
For f6rther particulars apply to
my2p GRANT DERICKS0s, i5e sogth-st
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W ANTED-A situation by very good recommended
fr 20 do cooking washing and ironing, or Tor al the
u.rwork 10 first rate ceok, and excellent washer and
soper whi make herself generally useful Call 81 $50
Brosdwsy mD IL
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<SfR GREG0RY,s CALIFORNIA En-
lAR&G tRksS.-The next express from tis Office
VII be forwarded per steamer Empire City on
Ire soh Of May n charge OF . special messenger The
delivery Of parcels and packages BY this Express Lce Tor
al psrs OF Caforna- Il attended 10 by The proprietor In
person. Immediately after the arrival Of The steamer q san
francisco insuriDg The dspsteh O6ice, lfe Pearl
IL corner Of Wal ats Bovine Cos
THOMPSON HITCHCOCK, Agena
forna ~ desired myis<u
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90 The f4stsaing coppered aud copper listened bsrx
-HARCELLA VIII ssil fos The shove portion DE 25<A
Nay, positively. FOR freight psassse apply 10 THOs.
PEI = Esss Rises nyn ivs
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xxTANTRD-By respectable Protestant girl situation
w a nnrse or chaInbersid and waiter TO do general
oussvork in a small family. Good city reference can be
srs Gsn 10 seen for days Isl Sixth avenne, be-
rTeeu Eleventh ard Twelfth ats. ny@N i'm
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tsy ANTPD-A situation BY respectable young wo-
w msn a. chambermaid. 70 do general house work.
snaD private family Best OF city reference rom 1857
Sace. Apply ii 81 VsTtksE Can be seen Tor TWO days
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WANTED Aus on De- Pa 20 10 d aaa D 10 ? i
w 40 ssssag al iTorir, co. % ase care o. clIii
"a AZ caa,.g u 4 f.--fr. asher R1d i-olsr and
= gooi sssasfess Wi mace herse'l gensrslg GsellL
80 eeoa 60 IN ne county. Cal o. diec. - -
49, MO a.
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xxrANTED-By q respect4oie Protestant young wo-
w man situation to ske OF children and sew or 40
.s~1nbersA or general homework In private family;
~ gige good city reference Apply al 2R Bowery IN me
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,yTTER AND PROVISIONS.

BUTTER AND PROVISIONS.
AII.AN q ROSE, 226 Wsktogscr-sS ttrss door
a above Bsrclky) wholesale desers IN fssh Dairy But
x City spd Wesern Sugared Hams, choke brands, and
enOked Shoulders aud Beef; Hess PORK ksh Sat- Can
Bee Oh Soap, &c. City and county usoe f1pped very
cheap for eash. nylS 2hss
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BOARDING.

n0AHD WANTED.-A literary geutlsnsn wants a
ID large finished with breakfast and tea. In phi
tae family without young children, 40 The upper part OF
he city, ven nssr ssgeroue. Prce must be moderate
bcGon abcve Tenhsi aud hea hy neatness and comfort
will procure permanent boarder EplscoPanans pre-
erred. Address postpaid, Wn g. ;. NeS.s NeM-f orr
font roons thjro floor my20 STR
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WANTS.

xrhNTED-A caplis aHsIcH . ui,Ae : a -, - ~
Nv 81 ~ fsrnihes hopseteepers, Ne Mrs btAShrNe
" WASH MIXTURE. f.r ASA g ctitl-s, tsy *
$50 onsf,ers Of he isfaf ne sd soap, aofFalet
49.,i,r hose And ef.stisy ba1,shi1g ID ,ugs and
~ c..-ri, This ulxu Is .,lr1 % have an ,nnense
oe once used 4 VII Re sgai', IL eject s certain.
sle NE ~ sSsss,-st stl s.orr my10 IT,
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pOARDING.-very pleasant rooms, with board, can
Die obtained al S Tenth-sl nearly opposite Tompkins-
square, by applying Immediately BG-hs In The house
uvo
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CRRyANTs ANTEO.-Engish,F French. German
SsDd cs0fed servants, Oh ain most desirable stus-
uons and high wages by applying immeo sey at The Pro-
tfctvs AgeBcy l48 Grand 81 conner Of FIN 81. mynlr
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DOARDING-67 Naricksi near S. Johns Park. a
Daree pleasant room, with pantry attached, for lacy
and gentleman or single genbcGen furnished or un-
6mished on moderate terms my20 81"
The organizer., 1850-06-15

pedition paid literally for what they haC
eat and drank. A large jewellry store
cane into possession during the fight. bur
a guard Of soldiers was placed over it and
not an article was touched
The emigrants from the United States
at Cardenas were as hostile to US as the
Cubans. One of them gave some Of our
officers sumptous breakfast in the morn.
ing, and in the evening he was killed
charging US at the head of company Of
lancers.
Ia estimating our loss, set It down at
from thirty to forty killed and wOu nded--
that of the SpaniardS at one hundred killed
and wounded
The people Of the United States shou ID
remember that dark on the evening Of Ihe
nineteenth we had again repulsed and
sienced the enemy in Card enas, and had
quiet possession of the place, and that by
General LoPez's positive orders we aban
doned it, and stood out TO ses, instead o
marching inio the interior of Cuba, and
fighting for its Liberation as most of the
troops desired to do.
The organizer., 1850-06-15
From the Mississippian.
From Cuba.

Ertract of a letter to the Editors receiU-
ed from citizen Of Jackson, ,ohO ,Ods
engaged IN The battle at CardenGs:
KEY WEsT, FA. May22, 1850.
GENTLEMEN, In all human proba.
biIity, before this reaches you, you
will have heared Of our attack upon
the Island ofCuba, at Cardenas, num-
bering some three thousand inhabit
ants, with a strong garrison. We
attacked the City upon Sunday NOR
ming. 10Th, half past one o'clock. In
the first advance, the Kentucky Reg
iment lost its Colonel; the Louisiana
Battalion suffered from the advance
in the loss o. many men, and Col
Wheat, the commander, was severel
wounded. mississippi icGs thar
leave to my fellow soldiers to say
what part we took in the action. We
600, are at the mercy of Spanish
steamer, without money, but many
friends. Cardenas lost 400 killed,
I25 wounded. Our loss, IS killed and
about so wounded and missing. Col
King, Old Ball, Lewis SiPle, are safe
You can say that G. S. is oil man
a little too violent. Tuck Holland
and Tapley, with ChOlson and Steve
Haverstraw, deserted the cause, ane
left upon the brig Georgiana for N
Orlsans ware taken into Havana BY
the Spanish steamer Montezuma, ant
confined in chains and upon poiic'
duty. So much for iOant Of sense. Il
order to save his life and companion
something must be done immediate
lIv. Yours in haste, ID. II. ID.
The organizer., 1850-06-15

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia la-
quirer having ataed sOme time since that
il was understood Gen. Qaiiman, Govefuot
Of Mississippi, would command the Cuban
force, and il having been doubted By somes
he nov SAWS
81 learn from reliable authority, that it
vas understood by Gen. Lopez that Gen.
Quiiman would afsume the c0mmand-that
IN accordancs with the underslsnding, be
(ouitmaal proceeded a. che spPoinsed time
10 the rendezvous, New Orleans, hut hat
When there, several Of bis ffiends hearing
Of IL, soceeeded in disgusding hin from
guing, and the exPedhioo sailed without
him. That he intended going. is beyond
al d0utt-however eTtnOrdInaTy such z
coorss nsy appear
The above from he Crescent, places
Gov. Qnitman "a q hlse position. Nona
probably feh q doeper interest IA the sue
cess of he Cubans. believing hat they
really desired 10 achieve their lberte'
and liFe lac freemea Bot Il the saml
lime, and alihough ne eomm1nd of ~
late eKpe5tion vas at one time offered I,
him, be from The frst rtfared 70 ense
upon Ihis eaisrprise, and he rsasons "
un3erEand. Wsfs lhst be hsd ssen =
scion % ihe psri q he PeoPls, End tha
uuiii fbsy seied, and IN 6hea siFugEl
should sppeai 70 him CO.. aid. be eoul
nsvsr fhink of sniersainina lhs ProPosi
tion. TIE tiory of Ne inieniicn of e.
s1minF comuan5 e ~ pre.sui srpcd
tioa and of frisnis psFruudiuF hin lrom j
i al uhser hbriesfioa.-hislisrii
The organizer., 1850-06-15

rough places smooth, and bringing the
ends Of the earth together. Such
are the means for accomplishing high
purposes that are being wrought by
facilitating transit between remote
and hitherto incommunicable points.
The railway system is par ercelIence
as the promonent features Of the age
the great civilizer Of mankind. Rail.
roads have been happily termed, the
"acts Of apostles of civilization"
"The iron hands, the iron bands,
The proxies of mems clasping hands,
That bind together distant lands,
The iron steeds that ira verse them
travel the whole worlds surface, and
wherever there is ignorance to roo
out, knowledge to be acquired, o
commerce to commnece, there will
the wit and industry Of man kee[
these fiery couriers employed, facili
tating communication and performing
the fireat mission of "peace upor
earth and good will towards men,
To use the language Of an earnes
advocate of the system-"Turr
whittier We will--do what we will, il
art, artistry, mechanism, agriculture
exercise, health, knowledge, or if j
must be, war-in all things, hencefOrtl
the iron way is the way ofour world
ly salvation. of our mental progress
Of our souls rescue from degrade
mn. o. BulIitiR.
The organizer., 1850-06-15
THE GAMER,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
TERMS.

Three Dollars in advance, SO o5, in three
months 50 50, in six months 50 IS, in nine
months and 81 co. If not paid till the expiration Of
Ihe wear No subscription taken for less than six
luontas, and no paper discontinued Optional with
She ProprietorS until allarTearges are paid.
Advertisements First insertion, for one
SQUARE (en lines or less 81 ,00 for each subse-
ouent insertion, so cents. Without instructions
IS to the number of insertions, advertisements
will be continued, and charged accordingly.
Articles of personal nature, never admitted.
On yearly advertisements liberal discount
will be made. The privilege of yearly adverlis-
ers will be limited to their own immediate busi-
ness; advertisements sent In embracing other
matter, will be charged for by the square.
Professional Cards not exceeding ten lines, in.
serted one year for $40 W
Six months, for OI
Three months, for . w
All Communications, to insure attention, mus
be directed (pOa paid TO the Editor.
The organizer., 1850-06-15

the arts of civilization. thanked
him for his offer, and told him that I
would think over the matter.
"AftAr this interview. | went down
to the beach, accompanied by a party
of the natives, to look after the wreck
bat nothing could be seen save the
spar on which came ashore. When
| discovered the result Of the storm, |
sat down on the beach and .wept like
a child. ] had lost the only friends
that have had since left my home.
But tears are of no avail, so made
up my mind to bear 1t, and to accept
the offer of the cheif, and become his
son. accordingly, on my return 10
the village, informed the chief that
! would accept his offer. He imme.
diately introduced me to the fair one.
Her name is NiGdrQ (Mary.) She is
of light copper color, fourteen years
old, S feet 4 inches high, small hand
and foot, black hair and eyes, and
above all, very afectionate. Her
dress consisted Of a faded blue satin
skirt, coming no lower than the knee
moccaSins and legings and a curious
ly wrought bead head dress. She
by no means bashful, and none too
modest. She sat on my knee and
kissed me, and when asked her If she
would marry me she said yes, without
the slightest hesitation. and expressed
a wish that the ceremony should take
place on the following Sunday, say>
ing that a missionary would be there
on that day. This | agreed to, when
she rewarded me with kiss, and ran
off to her father.
"The following day l went to the
capital and purchased the wedding
dresses for my lady and myself, to-
gether with some presents for the
tribe, and on Sunday I'VE twain were
made one fesh.'
"On Monday my fatherin-law, at
my request, set several men atwork at
getting out cocoa>nut logs to build
my house, and in the course of ten
days a very substantial dwelling,i 40
feet front, 25 feet deep, and 25 feet
high, was completed. This is the only
building OF the kind in the village, all
the Others being built Of reads and
mud. The chiefs very much pleased
with it, and hope that within year
the whole village will be Of log
houses. / have offered to furnish
axes and all other tools, and ! think
the natives will build themselves
better houses.
IL am perfectly contcnted with my
situation, and think that mine is pc
culisrly happy lot, after so long a
struggle with the wOrld-POor as q
rat,-sticking type for a living-tO be
cast ashore with a pocket full OfrOcks
among friendly saUqges, in this lovely
climate.
Il am still a good whiR. and if my
second girl turns out TO be boy, no
shall be called Henry Clay. BY the
way. think Of agitatiug the project
Of the annexation Of bis Hawaiian
msjesty's dominIons 70 the United
States"
The organizer., 1850-06-15
From the Charleston Mercury, May 81.
Arrival OF ne Isabel.

Bv the arrival on Saturday, Of the
steamship Isabel, Capt. Rollins, from
Havana, we were placed in possession
Of copious details Of the late invasion
of the Island Of Cuba by the forces
under Gen. LoPEz, which will be found
annexed.
Gen. LOPEZ and several Of bis
officers took passage on board the
Isabel ut Key West, and are now IN
Savannah and this city, Gen. Cox
zsLEs, one Of Gen. LoPtzs aids. both
wounded, hut not dangerously. remain
Al Key West. Capt. I.oeAN, Of the
kentucky regiment, died the day
after the Creole left Cardenas. and
his body was consigned TO the deep
We learn that dispatchrs were re-
ceived in this city BY the Collector o
the Port, from our Consul al Havana
stating that there were about ont
hundred prisoners in confinement u
that city, charged with having beeT
concerned in the iuvadingexPedition
who would be tried BY Court Marsha
and requesting that an American YES
sci Of war should ct once be ondere
there. An abstract Of these disPaiehe
was transmitted 20 the Slate depari
msnt By telegraph.
The following has been handed {
! us for publication BY an of5cer Of ran
in the invading expedition;
Sksitha sf lhs opsfstlsEi Of tie late 10,
Gtiug Lrmy siouha.
On the 18th May, when near u
, Island Of Muherss, of the coasts
, lYucatsn, the three divisions Of a
The organizer., 1850-06-15

Auurpieioa is aaoat that psFuola
who eannog eat mincs pies wifhout
brandy CA drink brsn3y uiihouf
mincs Pee.
The organizer., 1850-06-15
nslthu Il lhs opsrsilsu Of tht las LlbU
aflaE LrnI slrlhl.

On the 18th May, when near The
Island Of Muheres, of The coasts ol
Yucatsn, the three divisions Of the