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SsN IrtyrIsco. August Is 1850.
S,e.Ht ia Ssa EoH.i.,a- tiraie- Basinsss aui
B~fa0s ,u- Ta.ia 7r1 T.ir uror.t-E.ta, of
STAGES g. g..
Allow an cd reader few vorI. with you. 1.
here no way 10 show your coair vrorsre. OF the
pres " ttr leThtnt il p" Way Is our noble
city 20 uGdu.,dl Why are W. ragcseuied az
hsrbtrisns- iars money. ss,.s tasf,. saus women.
'ars tuy uingl To br sure, We have Chinese
ame,c u., bot hey ere orr most orderly cit.s,us
B ADMIT that he scum Of sidney bss doifaa 10 ,,ur
Shore. bot % has bern roll. d up Sacramento nyer
90 tkr digEtugs ~ and tafo the few who do re-
main. rrut mbsf Col 1sck HAYS IL our Sheriff.
and q is difficult 90 outNh him. ] should like 10
compare the link csl' ndar az De- Recorders Coart
with The plethoriC Do Bet Oi the Tumas
Then. ~ are IN a very unhealthy climate The
deuce, Yuu say II would %. hard to make us b.
lisve 10. 10 days Cf The ten, .fatIra ui early Nay
during the dry season, and ui ltfe Serembsr d.
ing the uiny, De- more unhealthy tl.u yuIr frr,s-
irg winter and swrli"rilE summer. We Gao have
10th % any tine hil MITES i-gul fhc city licre
is Wher, the mrstake liss. Wh'e I am stirling
b,Ir In winter clothes si.pin. bot t1ll.. ~
friends in Sacramento atg dressed IN iusI md
sw6l.uwIug ice cream, .ud ! mus. -eauuAI. iIe
Inst 4 peter my pu-ii'n i' io-l-. IT. slt",
drinking ctr cold water immediately elrr l.ftIrr
fhs boz chulst- II ihs TROPICS brings nn a. -.'af,
with some. On ffF' iinJiaE. hut f1Ht b. easily
,hgtitd, go have never SHOWN :. to rerur
lr' city De- grC tin1 'rJ iIsi. aud ram" houses,
aImt OF .hed Do che Frequent fire.. ere giving way
to bftE B,u,s arr ricrnuus--0f.o.s ys-ri1g
from sllHto $3.50 r.Ifh, .ccor5inr fo Wi. .her
Ittt af- l ilauc cr lsiCa De- dilss. i1-a-s is not
81" hHfufd Of h1s t.-g DC seems settling down
tpH .Yisf uniformly E.fel1n.s rfs uuf.i..e,iv
making tlf most money. Ihy.t,i. ns gr. La.Ir
uvei,rn with ne r.otlerl % Their 9rUt s.il4 nui
good t.tih. ~ ihr Ml-Ie ii..f.t.l. .1I iIrs u.s.
re- 81 New AofE. ems -....r. I.. ttr...... ...
ace. have rii.ir h..U.f COY. lta -. .t. . I'D. Is ..
,f-e vNt ltaf,I.. Z hntIs .i..I... -.... I'D.
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Marriage. and Deaths In California.

NNNEHHsTa.
~ IutuT church On Tuefday tho tsth nit liz the
fev MI. Ladtacs, lr.rsr L srttlt.v Tsa.. 10 n rs
ftu.sfrH Dstis both % san Francisco.
A. Nirerne tan Luis Obifpo Hon iIgvtv A. TErrr.
" e'uoflta Iilfs icsFrt daughter Of cart WIN Il
nsta. formerly q Boston. Mass
- Mcnt'Isy. On the 10th ~ July Nv Rev Samuel
u whey. VT Borrtr ~, g. Nit s,s.H Fstg, Nos.
~ Grslr Syringe ~ Dorado county on ito eiih nj.
~ trV y. \ ~ rtpn. o. Sacramento city Me- Ats.x.
10 =. htff' 90 Etiftrtru Iovts. both N Cuflr-,a
hr utea r'mhrr " the Edwsrd Fv.rrtt con.
ithr ani p ne fret Que OF the many haetrlors In
rettiy &C. Csi'cftis
~ rl,t'artN valley South PORK F5.thsr river irtv
l'h ht Tue Eey u nv .r.li OF the Methodist e.
rorm tIur D.. W Avn. Fu.rt.r. ~ peoris f1io,is
to Nfs L.,f,us kr,SrJy 81 80 Loait Wi.s1uri
% ffr 70 ri Narrh la. On The town III Ftisa nv y
htrftt. N.ali", NJ RosFsr DtSttr 10 Niss DTtt.
ArtNs tu,s both ai hos;on. Mas
rrtrue.
AuTue ltth. ".rsSt ", Gully ia silsr CO Rev VII.
lisU Iayitr
Drowned iu The Trinity river sb-u, tho i2th OF Nv
Wutftv 4 Ityft. irta or Mobile arrd % yea-s
~ us st.y. on Thur Coy. ..sth ult a disrrhos
SIR CrtrIIf n TrttfH art 2 20 ycsff, son Cf Cant q
y Ti4ttr flu O. Tfater a Merrill Bcston Mas
o. Fan rauri.c0 On tho sith July. J W Ctrssu,x
~ t'arstdou vermont srsd 30 years. snsr ltugrfns
iIrr.s ~ thr.e rrrtht Vermont papers please cory
June 4It. D. D. sfru. NATIVE n rougsscsysie,
s-.t Oh yta.t lt'rt'd i.it NsH lotk - rsfscnger
ftI i,tiafitu h'm NV ic.k
March 81. 'e.Ifs N.N,uye, nsti1c u Ne- York
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Ccnsus Return. for 1850.

lRoIMA Henry Wiring. Deputy Marshal,
makes the following returns Of the populat,oa ~
he county Of Clarke WHITES, 3 cog; free ne
groes, l22 slaves, 3,6I3- Total, 1874 There has
been an incrt ase OF S9S since the census OF 1910
The population of the town Of Charlottesville ha-
been ascerIsined by the deputy marshal. Col
colored, Tsp slaves, 62j-rotal, 1862. There
are IL white persons over the age OF twenty who
can neither read nor write. The increase since
the last census is considerable. II the permanent
residents At or near the University we're ADDED, the
population would amount 10 at least 1900.
TExAs.-The following are the returns Of the
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Urnde of Calig,.rnln

We have received from Col Collier, The Collec-
tor, Gays the Couy,o,) the following synopsis
oiIevenue receive d, boudad merchandise Nc &c.
W 10 the quarter nd,ng June ID, $780,
Total amount of merchandise In bond June 20 1850
valued at. ............ SIS i32 20
Total amount Of duties on merchsudiae in
bond June 90. 1850. ..:...:......... as,eis so
Total amount a merehandi withdrs~nfor
expectation, from November IL 1919, to
June so, 1850 inclusive, valued at. -. &c ~. 90
Total amount Of duties ierchsndiae
Withdrawn for exportation from Novca-
- Der IL ls4e toJuue 80, 1850. ........ 1850 So
Total amount received for duties from No.
yenbu IL, 1919, 10 june 80 loS0. $50. SEQ, o,a 90
The following is schedule Of the American
and foreign vessels arriving IN the port Of san
Franc.4co, irom May 10 July -. together with
their Tonnage and number OF pisFS myers that have
al NsI slflVusN ff y lot ,t.l.
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ninrIrIa.

$40, ttcN ltuf'oSNfo fai-FtC rrtvf, August TO-
hread pilot, l's ~, % navy. leo, do chile. 3 q 3.
flour- thie 90 racks ~ To- Do 10 Loo lhs a. do DO
5olhs 20 To- as. Barley "a Q; corn 50as PORK -
clssr. u, urss ~ 3i prime rs ~. Hams 20 so
Lard. 20 a 80 .;icc--io ~ sugar. IS so. Teas
rrccn. - 80, black g. Couso- grccn. IS SO;
ground ZOE -. CandlrE-speim, 20 q lJ0; sismart
o ~. mould q q q. Dried Fruits apples 70 a co.
pescLss. rs %. faifins 10; frs q o. Pickles
per doE bottles. o. ~, Do Per .ni O. 90 Na.kars
barrel ~ 60; tnlf barrel issg0 quarter barrel
lOals liquofr-trardy 10 81 run. a. ~; fiu.
in cases a jo PER gallon. l 90. obamraiTne rs n
~ clare. ~ q , 90. rott Gas Madeira 2aa; ma.
lega 30 q vtikty =, eoriitls. crss. H. 80 lj
a." pet tCrer. Jas porter. SaS; lemon syrup. 10 a
-. Lumber plank 90. sc Milling I co.
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IL will be seen that the aggregate Of the popuIa-
ton OF these -four towns In lSjO, varies but slightly
ffom whrt u was five years ago The official re-
turns OF the deputy marshals may ydTy the figures
10 some extent.
The census ofihe town Of Theresa Is as follows,
Whole town--ilj houses, I2l families namoenng
S51 inhabitants. Village Of rhrresa-IOl houses
lUi families, numbering 5l6 inhabitants. Farms
Of which the marshal was enabled 10 get the
returns-lsj places OF industry, q.
PENNsYLvASiA Upper Darby township, Della
ware county, hes a population Of 2,0ii, according
To the census returns Tmicum township h4s lc5.
and The borough Of Darby has ,3l7 inhabitants.
Erie, Pa, has u, sos inhabitants,
BnLEyuLIE, N.J.--The population Of Belevilie
Is 3,5l3, as follows American 2,3ii Irish 762.
English Jp2, Scotland 81, Germans ~, Frencn q.
Welsh 2, Switzerland, 3, Canada ?, born at sea 2
QrnoY, ILI.-The population ofQuncy, Illinois.
is 70i9.
ANNAPOLIS, MD.--It will be seen that the white
population has nearly doubled, the free coloted
population moro thsn doubled, the slave population
has decreased nearly one. third, and the whole
reputation has nearly doubted
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Observation-Disclosures.

WiscoNuy -uarrison T. hobart Is the ieaoors.ic
candidate for Congress In tbs Third district Of Wis
oonsin.
MuSE.--The Legislature Of Maine will staui rinsty-
thiee democrats ard huyeisht shigs snd ireesOlvfs
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my

EHopE IsiASD.--Thc returns from the following
towns have been received at the marshars oihcr.
We compare them with those Of the last census -
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Increase about % per cent.

NV loRK.-Tbe Census of Lafayette, Disco,
Tully, ana Elbndgc. has been completed. Tho
following is the result:
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Baptiste Rubsdo snd Oshags. two Chippewa Tndisns
have been convicted ct ST Urox Wis, OF the mersss
Of Andrew Drake, and sentenced 4. be hung on tbs
18th Of October ptoxlmo
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Interesting Female Cnae.

OIL
Mrs. Jane NJ. Wheeler, "a very beautiful, as
well as intelligent and interesting appearing lady
accompanied by her husband M. AiOnZo Wheeler,
and several friends, appeared before the Superior
Court, this morning, IN virtue of a writ of hdbeds
corpus, issued by his Honor the Chief Justice, and
prayed 10 be discharged from arrest upon war; ut
issued by Justice Hoffman, on the complaint of
Edward Caney, for assault and battery committed
upon him by Mrs Wheeler, on board The ship Sara
toga, on her recent passage from New York 10 this
port.
From the affidavit Of MIS- Wheeler, supported
by the oral testimony of Capt TIask, ii appears
that about the Sd at July last, when some live or
six days out from Valparaiso, Mrs. Wheeler in
vited some three or four gentlemen into the cabin
where Caney "a pdssengtr) sitting Soon
after their entrance into the cabin, Caney rose
leave, when Mrs. w ,sdress az hin, requested him
TO remain moment. she had something TO say
TO him-that he bad repeatedly insulitd her on
board and that she was determined 10 submit 10
his ihsolence 10 longer.
Caney, jwithout re- Wing. began a retreat out of
the cabin, at which. Mrs. ". walked up to him,
and taking oil her white satin slipper stamped either
cheek of Mr.. Caney TO her satisfaction, and las il
would appear, To The satisfaction of her fellow pas
sengers. Then taking revolver from her pocket,
she poipiedly advised HIM not 10 look al her or
speak 10 her again, as he valued his sonl
For this Mr.. Caney complains TO Justice Hoif-
man, who issues his war; ant. end has Mrs. w. ar
rested. His Honor, the CHIEF Justice, upon the
hearing, ordered the lady discharged from arrest.
Whether the we'll known gellan'Ty Of His Honor,
or he provisions OF the t. : judiciary act of 1884
giving to The federal courts exclusive Jurisdiction
over offences committed the high seas, had
most influence in inducing the di-cbarge, did not
appear, as no reason for the decision was promul-
gated.
Thomas Jefferson Smith, ESQ, appeared as
counsel Tor Mrs. Wheeler Cuuey was not preeeat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-24

Tie passage Of the act legaliziug the holding Of
trds ~ fee simple by fore igners 10 this kingdom,
Will be halted by the advocates Of that measure
With PECULIAR satisfaction and Is certainly indlcs-
tive a great stride IN the legislation Of the coun-
Try towards the removing of al festrctoas that
might tend 10 hold back The development Of the eg
rcultursl resources 81 the kingdom. While we
arc net oWostd 10 The measure, we siil confess
cur itan iot The TesCt ful and harmonious action Of
the law. We know that met with sifoEg OppV-
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NENsPApEE ACcorNra-

From the iionoluiu Tines July l01
The 7i'h Anniversary 81 American indt pendence
was well ctlt mGicd. Honolulu was nearly de-
serted ny The citizens, Who were dispersed in diff
l,Urt localities IN near proximity 10 the town.
Iicuics end riding excur'iCns engaged the Am-ri-
cen ross cnts dung the day, and Ia the evening
seycral balls were given. We have heard Of nc
acciden, or disturbance, and we believe the day,
which ives very fine, although warm. r. ssed OF to
hc On I've satisfaction Ut those who delight IN Cele-
bfaling their nstional anniversary.
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Observation-Disclosures.

II L.tH ut HtINN NtNt, NW- "
COUNTRY MCCLUsEY's BENEFIT came OF Lass
evening nj the Crescent, on the Plaza, and was
largely attended The first set-io was between
Country aud Roberts; I'd, Kinney and King; It'll,
Robeus and Red Rover; 9th, kinney and King;
9th, Yorker and Parkinson. County and Camp
bell were 10 have Betto, bat the liieness Of the
hour prtvBicd ~ coming oil. We recognized
Tom Hytr. Dutch Charley, and others Of The
fancy, among the SPECTATORS The exhibition went
oil well. and all were highly pleased with the en-.
tertaiuJusnt
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From a.. Alta California. Arrr.til

Tar AErrsT oF TOYS ll,IE, yes'Crdsy, prciuced
two things IAN excitement amonr the b'hovs, and
speech from his Honor The Mayor. liver,
mounted on wtllWOpcrtionod harse, amused
himst u and The crowd which surrounded him, by
ouptIipg about ~ the various bar.rooms u Cav
street and TIE vicinity. la the " Empire" his Gar.
hrr pfcccedincs were yefy summdrily STOPPED BY
couple 81 slIeIIii = CihceTs. Cepuioa and Sowcrs
who took the distinguished pu7ilisj iato custody
and marched HIM ut to The lookup. IN the Ia -
mcnt 81 The court horse. Many expressed their
ifufs that riot would rcsu't--but why riot was
RofCd, We rfc ilucral'. 4 large ssscublaqe he'd
q tLcTea ulcut the Crab m II 1usc. and the Mivor
addressed his fellow ci-zens. advising them az
law-atiding mcu. % ditr -sr. Eter. he slid would
be dealt wiih according 10 law, and hi- offence
would have az early inv, ,tigat,on. By uninimou.
ascent, almosf. 10 se- voted that The show was
over. and The crowd disp'rsed quietly - much
for infnInr harfcuals Inlo siAhlrE.
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Army and CaSr.

The L. :, Trnnspolt. Monterey. Capt McNanns,
arrived at San Francisco, August I /, fiom New
ork, having on hoard detachment of United
states ARTILLERY, under command OF Lieut. A X.
EDDY. 80 ~
The u. S Corvette Preb'e, Commander Glynn.
sale from san Francisco August 3 for the United
States Via NsipsTsiso. She carries on freight
Sis, 7J6 in gold dust
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS IN HAWAII.


From the Friend July
In this town, the 9TH inst 4nt, by Rev. L.. Arm
strong, CuAELxs Il. BIsHor, Esq Collector Gene
rel Of Customs TO Miss BERsIcE PAuAuI all Of this
place
Prom the Polypssian, July 81
In this town, June 18th, by Rev. Lowell Smith,
Mr. HKNRY GuYoS To Miss ASoEiLNg l., daughter
Of MIR. John G.. Mum.
DIED,
From the Honolulu Times. June 20
In this town, 18Th inst, MIR. SAMUEL III. EVERETT,
OF New York, eyed - years.
Mir. Everett landed on our shores few days
since, from the bark VIM. ii. Shsler, in the last
eisges Of California dyseniery, Of which disease
be died Mr. +. was brother of A. p. Everett,
VI the tirn of Everett IL Co, Of this place aud
California
Drowned at sea, on the ID inst, Mr.. G. Hoam
TOMBSTONE, passenger per Eudora from San Fran
cisco TO this port, native Of Scotland
Prom the nd, July
In this town on Sabbath, the I'd instant, MIR.
CHAIlIs TorTy, aged about 81 years, of North
FAIR Haven, Connecticut, MIR. I. was formerly =
resident of these Islands, but for the past three or
four years has been residing in China and Cali
fufnia.
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With on eye to the large accession which will
most CERT uy be made 10 our population this sea-
son, we have thought few rrmaiks with rele-
prcc to he agricultural affairs Of our territory
would not ~ oJt q place. The fact s indisputa-
ble that there will be a great demand for pow
sions. end the question s frequenty asked. there
= su'lici,nt amount Of provisions IN he territory
&C. meet the dtmendi We have great pleasure
aisf extensive and car ful irquiD, IN expressing
sfrrg confidence that there will be found 20 be sur
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Our advices from Honolulu are TO the 18th Of
July. We received our special correspondence
and files of the F,ind, HonoiaiH Times, and Poly.
nts,an, 10 that date.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20
FUnrnER FonEIan nEws.

NEW 1oRk. sept IL
DEATH or LOUIS PHiLLIPE He died on the
29th ult at clarement He had been aware Of
his approaching dissolution early on ie preceding
day IN the presence Of the Queen aud prepared
Tor hnal arrangements which he ha 10 make
After conversation with the Queen. he declar
cd with remarkable clesrness conclusion 10 his
memoirs He then cause TO be summoned his
Chaplain aud all bis children aud grandchildren
VINO were at Csrement. and in the presence of
the queen nnf his family discharged every duty of
religion wlhtle most perfect christian resignation
Towards o'clock ia the evening. fever came
on which continued during the night with much
violence. He expired NJ clock Monday morn;
ing in presence Of the Queen and the followng
members Of his fomiy: Her Royal Highness
Duchess of Orleans, Count de Paris, Duke de
Cbartres, Duke and Duchess de Nemours, Prince
and Princess dc JoinviIle, Duke and Duchess de
Aumale. Duchess Augusta de SAKE Coburg aud
The attendants ol the Royal Household.
The Pence Congress is in session at Frankfort
on the Maine. opua the Indian Chief was pres.
ent aad made speech. Elihu Burrit nnd Emile
GaTadin are there, and also the bloody Hnynsu
who Golden says is his convert to peace princi
pies.
At Rome The conspiritors against the Pope have
renewed the practice Of throwing chrystal ball,
hed with explosive substances ut his Holiness
carriage, and several persons have been arrested.
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ImpOrIumt from Texns.

NEw ORLEANS. Sept IL.
Galveston dates 10 the 9TH contain the proceed
inss of the Legislature A bill has been engros-
sed by both Houses for the organization Of the
county Of Santa Fe, providing special taxes, au.
thorztng the government to anticipate collections.
to contract for supply und transportation, defines
treason, authorizes the appointment Of marshal
and deputy with power tu arrest for treas III, pro-
vldes for impartial trial, &c.
letter from Austin say the bin passed both
Houses with proviso that tie troops shall not
marcn until Congress settle Pearce's bill, proyid.
ed such settlement takes place previous 10 the LIST
OF March
bill has passed the House requiring The Gov.
ernor to submit to the people any proposition OF
Congress to pnrchase territory. A bill has been
introduced proposing to sell the northwest terri.
tory and fixing the northern boundary Of Texas
from the INTERSECTION of The lOOh degree Of Long,
itude with the SO deg. 80 min Latitude, running
70 meridian 1903, thence 10 80 deg thence with
that parallel 10 tie Rio Grnndc, Texus reliiqui.lI,
ing all previous caimS and receiving ; 0 900 900
in five per cent stock redeemable III fourteen
years. .r
A joint resolution was inirolucr,l, reqni ingtIle
Government to demand of the General Cavern.
ncent the removal of all Ildiai beyond the limits
Of rexas
The last meeting held at Snu Francisco passed
resolutions 10 defend the Union and Constitution
with the blood and treasure of the people and re.
commended the sale 10 the United States of all
the territory nurtll Of degrees and west Of lneri.
dean 100
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Grand Lodge Of L. o, o. F.

CINUTNNH IT. OtTII' TT
The Grand Lodge o! the United Suites o,
O. F. is now in session. A large number ol
suished men present are r. II, Griffin. j. b..
Ridgely, Nj. D., j. Stokes. J, NJ H. Barnes, J. G
Potts, Galena, ]. W. Hall, W. Wallace, w. L. G,
Smith. j. A. Kennedy, N, Y, s. H Parker, NJ
II. Calfux. ]. G. Chapman, Ind, Rev. Mr. Able
and Rev. Mr. Willie.
/ The reception given at the Burnett House last
night to the Right. Worthy Grand Lodge. was e.
qnal 10 any entertainment previously given in the
city. The reputation ofths establishment select
ed for the entertainment, was fully sustained.
About 9, o'clock the Grand Lodge numbering
l42, entered the spacious room and were welcom.
cd by George Freis who was rep.ied,,to by Grand
Secretary Griffin Of Georgia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-09-20

BELfRE & CINcTNNATI RAILROAD. The
energetic Board Of Directors of the B.
& C. company are getting their matters
into shape. very rapidly. A first.rate en-
gineer tMr. Kennedy, of W. has been
engaged, and will enter npnn active du.
ties by the first of October. The Presi.
dent is authorized To prepare. 'Ier"ad f"r
contract, from Greenfield to the Ohiu riv.
err. and will proceed as fast as the rights
of way and means may he secured -
We learn that he will Immediately. ap.
point suitable persons, II, eaclL county
to solicit additional subscriptions aud ge,
deeds Of release for the track. along the
whole line. Among the various aud i'm
portaut items Of business transacted yes.
teFday. at the Frankfort meeting. the
Board passed the following resol qrlinn;
Resolped. That the ciiizens Of Vnien county
he requested to adopt timely measures to procure
The plssnge of an act in fhe Legislature nutnor nor
Jim ra subscrinliun. by said county nt SlV0ooV
To, tie capital stock oil the Beipre u Cincinnati
Railroad Company
IL is now believed that that pnrtinn oi
the Road. which. lies between Hillsboro
and ,he Little Miami river will be ready
for the iron 10 early Spring, ls5l.-Sc'o'
10 Gazette. .t s,llp -cr frFI'
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WHOLE NO. 1904


FaoM HAVASA--R Rsmaiadey ofths Goa
toy Pyisoaeys-A correspondent. Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce. .fuFhish,
es the following information relative Ito
the persunS remaining in custody at Ha,
vans, charged with participation in The
Lopez inyasiuni .., 4 pss4D@
The csptain Benson the Georgiana.
was for spfne time confined in mad
house, near the city. in state Of raving
Iunaey; but he has. ! am told recently re-.
covered. The captain hfthe Susan, Loud
quilted his vessel, aud went with Lopez
in tie Creole ,-~.. GO.
! he Trial Capt BensUn and.his mate,
with the mate Of the Susan Loud, has
only recently totminated, and the latter
las been acquitted in consequence Of let.
tiers to his wife. found on board at the
time Of bis capture ready TO be fotwstd'
ed, in which he denounces the captain as
having deceived him in the. Object Of the
voysgea protest To that eject ! believe,
being Inserted by him on the log book.
Capt Benson and the other mate have
been condemned to eight years hard La
bor at Ceuta. notwithstanding that the
Fiscal prosecuting Attorney strenuuus-
y demanded the utmost penalty Of the
aw. viz; death; simulated. as it is said,
" the views Of tie General Of MaEipeG
Admiral Of the ststioD.) who from the
first has been sleadfast in his determines
ton 10 go the utmost length against all
and every one ofthe unhappy beings con4
uec,ed with the invasion Of the island of
Cuba. ......r - mn
When. however, the proceedings camo
before the Auditor of War, he disapprov-
ed Of them, and demanded also the exc,
cutinn of Benson and mate. | am not
quite sure, but believe. that uDder these
Icircumsiances. the whole proceedings
must be referred to the Government at
Madrid, which will leave ample time for
the Government Of the United States to
make such interference as they may think
proper. '
| For fear Of misrepresentation, | would
tadd that cannot ascertain which Of the
two mates have been acquitted l think
it is the one oftIIe Susan Loud, but can
not ascertain TO day. ft.