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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-25
Notice,

TAKEN up as a runaway, and committed to
4 the Jail in Hillsborough, N. G., on the 9th
Of September negro man by the name Of Pc
TER says tina, he belongs to Washington Trice,
of Sussex county. Virginia. The owner is re.
quired to come forward, prove his property, pay
charges, and take him away, or the slave will BE-
dea 1t with according to law.
THOS. FAUCETT, Jailor.
September "a. 5l-3u
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Sale of Real Estate.

IN Obedience 10 the Decree Of the Court Of
I Equity for Orange County, made September
Term, 1850, shall offer for sale, on Friday the
LIST day Of November next, on the premises, the
Tract Of Land belonging to the estate Of John
Morrow, decd. Said tract Of land is situated in
Orange County, about 4 miles West Of Chapel
Hill, and contains about 300 acres. A credit Of
II months will be given; bond and security re-
quired, and the title reserved until the purchase
money is paid.
o. F. LONG, c. & ME-.
September Is. 5l-=
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The Maryland reform convention, to
make a new constitution for the State,
will meet the first Monday in Novem-
Der. A majority Of the Delegates are
Wings.
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lslas snd a On uppoFtunc a uameut.
when ne character u the Sultza has be-
eome elevated n he eyes of our cifi-
zens. The establishing q friendly com
nercial intercourse with Turkey viii
open 20 our artisans and manufacturers
> rev and important field We have
no doubt this subject viii be duly APP
Preciated by the Administration. The
present opportunity for paving the way
for intimate oomnsreial relations with
Turkey dian We have hitherto enjoyed.
should not be lost.
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Euormous Wheat Cmn.-A ca

Enormous Wheat Crop.-A correspondent
of the Daily Tribune, writing from Ro-
meo, Michigan, states that Ira Philips, Of
Bruce. Macomb county, las. week har-
vested aud thrashed from two acres Of
ground one hundred and twenty four bush.
els Of wheat. The whea! crop OF Macomb
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county. sna ladsed ofsH Michigan. vIll
3 unPrsesdsndy laEEs.
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The bill for aboIishing the Slave Trade IN
the District Of Columbia has passed the Senate
by vote Of yeas, 80, nays 10.
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Notice.
Equity Sale.

by virtue Of the Decree Of the Court Of Equi-
= ~ for Orange County, made September
Term, 1850, shall oilei for sale, at the residence
'ofAmos Nichols, decd, on the 22i day Of October
next, the Real Estate belonging to the heirs Of
said Amos Nichols, viz: The Home Tract, con.
sisting Of about 800 acres; and one other Tract,
whereon Duncan Nichols now lives, situated on
Little River, and containing about 300 acres.
A credit Of nine months will be given; the
purchaser required 10 give bond and security, and
tale reserved until the purchase money is paid.
q. F. LONG, O. & N. E.
September %. 5l-
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MARRIED.

In csswell County. on "Wednesday morning
the liih instant, BY Rev. John n. Piekssd. DR..
PLEAslxr A. Hour. o. Alamanee TO Miss Exr-
1t A., daughter Of Mrs. Frances P. b. William
son.
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6noi men WiIl rslniee-lhf paifiol's heart
uiil once more Be made Glad-fsriionisls
and snalics VII Olly gre voice % senli,
menls Of sediIion and revolution. and 8
loyoss expression Of grateful appreciation
and praise viii 60 up From The majority.
The Masses Of The peopir. IN every sersioa
Of The country. q voluntary tribute Of The
great American hear 10 those noble spir-
its
= who. al unb<ibed. On fre<len's rsnpzrt stand
= fsilhful znd ir8<. bsishs ~zsdens q ihs land.
who. amidst The lhIckesi AZ sbe hghl. and
beneath The lowering elonds Of discard
and rerolniiss. stood firm BY the cause
af The Union and rational liberty in The
distracted connrils af The nation. Boz
their own proud satisfaction Of DUTY per-
formrd is their best. noblesi. snd most sp.
profFisse reward.
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Obituary.

Died, NJ his residence "a Red House, Caswell
county, ON Monday evening the 10Th inst. LAWS
w. IErrRErs, esq. extensively known as Mail
Contractor during the administrations. Of Gen.
Jackson and Mr.. Van Buren,. In apparent health.
he was suddenly seized with difficulty Of breath
ing, and died in few minutes. He was br ma
ny years an Ekler IN tho Presbyterian Church
and an acting Magistrate, and was esteemed ss q
good neighhor. He was an aifectionaie husband
devoted farther. and kind master, and has lrh
a large and interesting family to lament his loss
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putlie suunsils spd e. hsr, md lAs ulr
nf her f.ir lsn,lsl
o. shea De fuil deEsloPn,Fni 81 : pub
lie SPIN cnmnen~Drsie Wilh enr genial
climate sad kindIy sol shah l.ke place.
Then shah ne snd that god Prnsidenee
has ezsi our los in p'rzssnf plsre. and
thar no oshef spot On earth Is equal 10 oar
native. hnd. h.rrmalns with the people
themselves 10 perfect such measures AZ
shall make their Stale what Il shanld be.
erenslsvpsgk Ysi>isf
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ATTENTION !-Wardsville Guards
V0U are hereby esjsrsd 10 attend at Wards
u vile School house, on the Sd Saturday in
this present month, (sepiember,) at the hour Of
10 o'clock, armed and equipped, with your unit
forms, for the purpose Of drill muster. As the
Officers now have their commissions, punctualiiy
Is desired and expected Of all, under tho penal
~ Of the hw.
A. c. HUNTER, o. s.
September Is. So
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Notice..

A s we are determined to close bust
= ness this fall, we wish all persons
indebted to us to come forward and set.
tie. If they do not, constable NIGH
be found somewhere about.
LAWS & PALMER.
September "a. 81
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Tenn. 1850.
Joseph MecOioek)
Neison N;ehols.

Nelson Nichols.
1T appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the Court.
= that the Defendant is not an inhsbtant Of this
sate Il is therefore ordered. that publication DO
made in the Hillsborough Recorder for six weeks
successfully, for said Defendant, TO appear at the
next Term Of our said Court. TO be held for the
County of Orange, al The Court House in Hills
borough. on the fourth Monday Of November
next thsn and there TO show cause, II any he can.
why the land levied on shall not be condemned
10 satisfy Plaintiffs claim.
j Witness. Joseph Allison. Clerk Of said Court.
at Office, the fourth Monday Of August, A. ID.
1850.
j. ALLISON, C. c. C.
September. 81. 5l-cw
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FOR III


OLA NCSIUCSs
HORSES, COWS, CORN, WHEAT, &c.
|0N I'D day q Ocsss<r neKi, a dc rss5encs
" of Amos Nihslz. a.<a xM I'll 10 fbs
hiEbsss biddsr. On rseda q nine moashs, Sir
Likely Nesroes. TIVE Hosss<. tEs Cows, twa Wa
xosz. t<lsnying 10 &c estate ef said Amos Nirk-
ola
AIss quantity q Com whsai. Hay. FoAdsr.
a s<~ shrsP. and o<'Aer articles Belonging 70 said
estate.
Bead and approved security MI be required.
GEORGE NICHOLS. Admir-.
fsPssmher g. sl-Ss
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~ No. b, an uncommon occurrence 10 hnd OF them
aoartog docks; and whereas is TIE duty o. s
Sss Community gesest possible extent There,ore
hs,ssss, Ihs' S1r.ced "a ssnse Wess ron Resiest
10 Bsrery.plsce ard scu,a.t from Msidensne 20 "ne
hall st. 20 be properly lighted with gas inneaisley IA
The Quarter Yesfly Report Of the Board OF "a,
ueniiop, for the quarter ending on the 3OLn APrh
last was received and c.dered on iilo
The City IpIpector sent In the RominatIon0 o. w "a.
n Adams as Health Warden for the Fourth w ara.
Referred 10 the Committee on Salaries and Ohices,
The Committee on Salaries and Oihces reported
In favor of confirming the nonlnstlons OF des1sn
Wsrdens cor tie Frat, Second i 18th, Sixtn, ieh'h
and Twelfth Wards. They were accordingly con-
iirued.
A communication was received FROM the Cry IN
specoY In answer 10 the resolution OF the b0aTs 10
reference TO the number Of persons employed IN me
Departments, 6c--which. siter cohs'heraD.e uis'
CUSTOM was laid on the table and ordered prihIel'
After some other miuor business, tue Board again
took I'D the WILLIAMsBURGH FERRY, ana h1aiy
settled ito the great satisfaction OF the parIes
in suspense. The subject OF course e1c,,yu a
warm debate; but the recent acton OF tns DO.'u
/ Of Assistants was concnrred in and the iOio"ins
resolution adopted-viz r.. r.,,.,r,, have
Re,olrld That The Williamsburg very ~ es,s
Remission add ills hereby authorized to run t9er nos
scross Fast River between ne s.p ~ % "a sslr
and propery 1t or ad scent 70 The ioos OF Sol.a '
orh IN Wiansbnfgh q, rafs o. 70 T-] ,et zee,
GrsndG IA New York ond Gfandst Wi.l2ms1lign' ana
,b .el,sor 10 9nfnus duringhe term Of the lease
me WiNansburgh Ferry, provided they make Tree
! Yerry 10 all commuters OF their other FefreI
/ The vote on concurrence was decsiye-l3 70 ..
I A motion Of Aid GRIFFIS. 10 pat up tue Ferry IN
question ct public auction to the highest bidder
" as ruled oct by the President and the mater
was finally flushed by the passage Of the resolo-
ton of the Board Of Assistants, above given.
The Board then adjourned I'll today at +. n.
It is understood that the business Of the Jane
session viii be completed this evening--a consum-
rhtion devoutIy 10 be wished. The Assistants
adjourned or the month on Monday evening.
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HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
rrenor,ea for Weduesdsy's Trbune. /

WASHINGTON MARKEr, Tuesday. June IL.
The market presents q cheerful appearances to-day
hstis "a far as such old barn look cheerful The
delicious strawberry has come IN proluson and Flowers
rrces aoout the as last week. Beef sold a. the
lame rates, though Cattle are higher Green SUITS are
rAiter cheaper -. .,-,.
bbl wholesale; Roxbuiy Russets S, retail. Dried APP
nies retail, L cts per ID wholesale, - per bush
AsPARAGUs-From ~ TO 10 cents per bunch as In quail
nB,cos-smoked and Dry brings IL aud i2i per ID
"BAsasss-Good quality are sold at s to cents each
bpRnSeassped NAL sell at 81 al 50 per bush whOlesale
reS qFsss-No change ranges from to l5c per d.
reis; 81 TO 50 per ew'i Porer-a0use 'eaz1 Id 10 led
CcRsED-Rsnge from 10 10 cents per b. the lA
ter pIiee W ybole.ale' 81 per Dbl to 10 forls
BiAcSBERRIEs-NOEe in market The last sold ct ~
RoIoesa sAUsAsEs-Fresh sell at lsl cents per ID. Dry,
of fr1t quality, Is worth 25eenis
Ptr- rtR-A shade lower, but not enough 10 notice
osnse County sells l9d22c per ID resi wholesale lsd
DER 10 Western Butler 10 10 cts per 10 resi wholesale
lSco isproutsl-selis OF g. cis per half peck.
caSRorsEsy The buAhe, sell al 50 to 6zl cts.
GEESE Ordinary kinds a. In quality retail q % eS
per H. English imitation tells a. II en DaIcn Cneese
SCI cinexEss-spnre Chickens work to Zoe per pair
I've csieEeus sel al IS 70 IS cts.
CIANs-Good are "a in size, p 81 and 20 ca per 100
coco1 NVTs-Per 100 25; retail. per doz, 81 eta.
CRsSRERRIrs-scaree Al 81 10 80 per Dbl; 10 cent? per
9ucrcuxEEns-A few hsvesppeu ed zone very good now
In; some wiied selling q 1 10 ca each
cuHrAsrs-yery small and very green; 81 per bush,
DScxs~ oung Spring Drcks tame sell al IS cents 10 81
FER pair -, - ., -,
att ceniseach-
ESGs-By The barrel you get II for shilling retail loi
for stins Boiled Eggs 20 a. about he sane price, ssI
ircl1ded
FIsH, FREsH-A great variety ia market The REAL
prices rer n sTe-Hslbui ceuts Porgies 4; Ees 10
10; Mseierel 70 Surgeon. s.; Piekerel ~ Salmon,
90; Striped Bass to TO- Sea Bsss TO 10; Weak Fish
scoe Codhsh g. LohsteFs s. sad l 10 - cens earl;
-, s.IT-PI,lled Cod, 50 ger ttli retail Ga per
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p; Picked sslHou Zoe per 10 for whole one srossi
sslnen ssme price, Sword FISH sei N.cksrel No si2
g 70 81 sr bh DR. Cod IS per qunia &c FER ~ re-
FowLs-From IS esnis 70 Is pair, according 70 sire
GOsLxes-YOurg Geese have iun appeared, and my be
GocsEsgERIEs-ssll at 81 cts per half peck.
BANs-Best City cured. whole Hams, l0i csrt5 Pc b,
retail AZ = cents; Western Hams q crnis rea II
seeord quality Wss,eru to 10 cents.
HlEcosy NursScsrce. and bri1g 3 per blihel, or
HoEsERADIsIGrogDds sells at 25 per quart roo.s,
tsss-vsy hsh; good qualify is sold al Is cents per
LaSD-GOod quality csa he bad by The bbl FOR y cents;
los cents rsr bunch; - eta to 81 per dozen.
LEMoNs-FrUln 81 60 20 9 per box; good supply -
LsTrucE-Scarce hai nol very good ranges non ~
cents 10 81 per dozen; 10 cents per held- - -
MurrcS-P snty and cheap enough rargss ~ n 81 l.
IT, from . 10 l2cenis .-.,.,
OR1Ners-Are wor.h s. n 81 PER box.
OYsTsxs-Tto range 80 cts, Is eta Il aud II - per
P.SsLrYPsr dozen lunches Is esi Il lunches
% 90 fs. . :, -, .ho, ~,
PrseFSs DrrED-yery scarce and hsh-s7i cts IeT D.
Pas GFFFS-a.e lite lowers p cents per aalf peck
81 IS Der bush
PioSLrs-The principal vsrslies cucunbers s. to
50 CTS per iC0 Onions ready to eat 50 cts per gallon
- per dozen Mangoes, 10 cents per dozeni
PISroNs-Per dozen. fror, 81 70 I ss-scarce.
Wholesale SO 70 Sl5PsF 1905 ~ 70 .
Frns. Dr'ed-Goo5 are worth rom 70 to . CTS p orr.
PoRK-Whoe Hog 6. to z cts ID, heshi retah . GEMS
a. ID. Corned Pork i worth about cents
PoTAroFs, Nsw--some very good ones, from Cha fef'
ter, sell al 81 cisP Peck. ~,
PoTATOEs, Old-A coed supply apparently. Mes.sHi
Red 81; Kidneys Sl5 M3uui&a June Sli CarleTi hes!
81 - Mercers 81 ~ .-.o,,.
PoTAToFs SVect-Ihe hest Of these ofin > y DOL
RAnIsHrs-RIit p 20 @ cents q bunch.
RHUBARn-Tfere upr- 10 be large supply 10 m2fAef
il cells al l2I cents per bunch.
SoRRFLL fffr Gs-cual ltt cents ~ pee
SpINICu- J eniy aud cheap, b cenls @ peeA-
soUAsnrs- Az 10 quality rom 37i 10 - rens eaea;
SrRANnEssrrs- Plenty in market 70 day selling IRON
10 10 cts per basket =. q.
ToNAToEs-Afe r. come from Bsrm1dsi sold at - 10
8 & boxer 4 or Crags 49,. -,
TURKS SCARE end worn from 80 10 - esch
TrRHiPs-Nsw lat, = Liie. brought nom beFn@aA' seh
al tns rer bur ch 80. -. q.
w4rEEcSTssFs-ysry nice, and to he had 81 6! cents
i Ousrt ,,. al. .
W,TErvrLo.s-A few have appeared end eel! al So to
30 cenls each.
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Whaiers.

Aust s-g Hnrbor, III, June 10, bsrk Ann Edwards I'M
The Lana sea- Sandwich Islands Nov To- 81 CahsTnes,
April l. with $500 bbs whale 40 00s sperm Oh ana INV
ia bono on board Sent home l90o los bone
spoienMsy 81, lat 81 ~ lon o. W, sch Nicser'on Oh
Provipcetowr seven weeks out clean, bound 70 East
ward . -, r.-..n t,..
l7g DAYS from uo Sandwich islanGs with - DDS sp oo9
VIII oil and coo bh,s bono. -.
OF NukahecTp, salp b G Richmond, Horon no OH snco
last reported when she had $50 sp .,,
Al st Helers April p bark Lark, Kelly OF ana lr View.
London sail 10 cI days with 200 bols wa fVV ~ ~
oil g., ,,. d,
Cleared from New Bedford June g. bark Gov Carver of
WestpoFD Hosmoy f5f NoTh Atlantic ocean. So, ND
sid from Nantucket go, shp Nantucket Gibbs, Pscihe
Ocean. - -. $50
gerk VIM T Wheaton, fS7 tons OF Warren has been pur
chased ty Cant Jas reen OF New London for lhs whaling
business. 80 -, ~ T., q
spokerMay o. at 81 o. Ion So 40, brig Pioneer, tof
Creenporil yhsllrg, months Oul-no Oh.
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Gnnlien. Go.

Msy ~ 50 g. oa - 80 saw Br ship John Fielder ID
East 49,, -.
JuneS Lax 20 So lon G. 20, saw ihrsemssed propeller
steering by ~ . . . -, 49,, t.
June 3, Cape Cod SW 30 miles Or % EuF"5i "' 49,
June $ lat q 2 lon e5 80 sehr Avon, OF Plymouth TOR
June lat S. Ion 20 brig Laghorn, Pendeion' IN Sos'on
Nav "a no !s Sc ship r lillian, Allen, tom SYork fox
No date fat -, oa 60, ship Matilda Miller, I'm Boston ga
No date, &c, bfig Psaso from New-ofeans for New.
Nav 2trolat Sc ship Milan, Allen, from NYOk
Nav 50, st go len 10 40 ship Shenandoah, wen I'm Lv'
erpool fer Phiecelnhia 49, .,, - ~,
May ,. lat IS y, len Is W, WIN "alAa I'M eau rfan'
cgcO FOR London, vi b gold ~, .,,, a,
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C,l,fcynIn vessels Spoken, &c.

Anstgt Caihernes Feb !, schr Bilow, smith, in Goa.
eester (Dsc ~ for California 10 sal nex day
Jurs8 lat a f6 lon c. 50 sch Energy, tof Phs1ephal
hom Boston for CaOTniA
March 90 lat sos lon So 81 w, brig Mar Jones.
from New. Osleans for San Frsnestco.
81 Gather April T. ship John Adass, Nichols,
from New York FEB 10 for California -
No date CT Cape Horn, bark Wm o Ade', Alten, fros
Belfast Dee % via Rio Jsnero. for California
Apr g. lat Is IL lon So 80 brig Lion, Cunningham, Tom
Boston March 2il fcr ssn francisco. -,
Jnne 3 Nontsuk bearing " distsn 80 niles s6ip COM
monwsaih Baxtes I'm New-Yosk (may Sol for California
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TIE bdg Carlton Perry Savannah from Boson on tie
"a insL n la 81 a. lon "a a. fs In win ihe Pssi2n bnx
Ue-TI Nc, sssrn CapiAin AlenherR fn Blencs tyreS
bound TO New Ycgl52 days shs bad beea pss'eeay ds
rrssed 10 cav ursvioGs sewers gale ron the We took
from her Hr Ben Marcos, lady and eludfe1 TIE hzl
OF the vessel was un rd nnd TIE captain ard crew were
eosesyoripR 10 get in 70 iis aeareet port
scH SPLENDip Provitence from ehladelpha GA We'd
,ssdsv III IN Mi n al nlchor below For, Dmond Nss.
Yok ,sss rn INTO hT large fore ard an srhoones md
hsd iihboorr ard stsrboara ca.head carried away.
Londop Ma IS h-The Br brig Rainbow, Of aai ron
sunSerjsrd fJr New-YoFk oundered NJ sea April q st
a. Ion SCI So The crew vsrs taken OF and carried 10 Lou
Cant e;rsnt OF fchr Efer, o. Edgaown lo,h bound 10
Fsst Thorn asfor REPORTS hat be fell Ia with June In Of
Ssrdy Hook Wild NV In 3 faih0ns waior The nasi Of
whahe supposad 70 schooner OF about 100 TINA sands
ng keel M 10 feet ont Of water. Westher being modeg.
ate got hawser put tho mast and made sail bat co1
draw IL clear OF the wreck; made the wreck soma
The ussi nom deck 70 keeson about 10 feet and had
white spois on II Ike line plaster.
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Enreigu Ports.

Arr a. Liverpool May 2i Deborah Charleston; 10Th,
Consbrook dos g7lh Revere howes New York; Vendsia.
Chase Cardenas faled 9Th, Brothers, Engish, Boston;
25h Margaret Ord San FTanci CO 28gh GuAsfe, Nose
wo, hy Valparaiso and San Franc seo Jessie, Mathews.
San francisco
Arr a. Deal May Nathan bannan Adams, London Tor
Cardiff, TO load for United Sta es.
OF Cape Clear May IS, Ohip Bengal Gray, from NYork
Cleared nom Esnore May 90 DIsputei, Hanson Stock
holm for Phsdelphia
At MenssnA Nay Ii, b,rk St Jago Jordan, for HYorxs
next day.
Al Bcca del Toro Chshqus.Lsgoon 18Th u, sch Sonora
Hunngton, for BALTIMORE same dag.
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HAPqIED.

Jrne 10 he Church Of Ascension, by Rev. Df PRICE,
Dir RUFUS p. CRANE 10 9iias ANNA 81 dsusnei o.
John Ridley, ESQ ri. Of this city ,,
WM CUNNINGHAM 10 Miss SARAH A MOFFAIT all
CT this city. 49,, =,
Weed MIR VINCENT CONRAD, OF Ithaca, N. Y. - Mrs
CATHERINE A LACEY, Of the former place.
Wednesday evening, June a. The Presbyterian Church
In Birchsnton n. Y. By Rev John Humphrey, FRED
ERIC b. LATHROP 20 MARY r MAVHER adopted
daughter Cf Henry Mgher Esq al Of Binghamton
AT sml,tfed. North Carslln1. juno 5. by Rev. j 7.
Vvcle Rev DAVID TEUMDuLL, OF Valparaiso ). A.
ard Mis8 JANE W. FITCH, Of New-Hayen, Conn.,
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FROM HAVANA.
Tbjrrs nj IYavaua-Thc Albany md German
fovrl-Thc Prisoners.
he T-Ilnro

"
Correspondence 4 The Tribune
HAyAxa Monday, May q, 1880.
M,,,rs Gye,ley 4 AleEham'
Our season Of excitement has not entirely
passed. The flagship soop oi.war Albany arrived
here on the 2lih, in the morning, and in the even
ing the sloop Germantown. Having communicated
with the Consul and paid an c6ici0l isit to the
Captain. General the sloop Albany, in the evening"
nut hersefin the ofiing, followed the next morning
by the Germantown, and there they are now cruz
ing, waiting the possibility Of indicating the IN
dignity passed upon our flag By the seizure OF two
American vessels Ozark and schooner and their
passengers, in waters not under Spanish jurisdie-
ton, having all the papers required for travelling
upon the high seas, without the commission OF an
act that would Justify the treatment, unless it be
against the United States.
There is bat ono opinion Of the prisoners made,
and of the seizures, by Naval officers, and our old
est and most intelligent shipmasters-" that they
are inegal"-many believe, with intention to insult
a mower that has much beiriended them, ard IN
donbtedly prevented the "progenitor" party, from
attaining the power to which they are entitled on
this Island. The progressive party is here, all
Creole.
Yesterday morning four Of the persons left on
shore Mt Cardenas by Gen. Lopez were shot at
Matsnzss We have not heard their names; bat
they were part of those, as we understand, TOR
whom the prisoner. Governor pledged his honor
that they should not be injured as the condition
uuon which he was released by Cen L. and per-
mitted to land have particulars 10 iuroish OF the
landing, &c which will give better view oil the
action Of those concerned in it, than obtained from
the fabricated Spanish reports, but the time nor the
CONVEYANCE do not permit for CHS letter. Ii the
prizes captured and ordered TO this port come up,
thew will not enter, without the flag comes down.
TO which our gallant boys look mp, aboard the ma
tiona guardians in the vicinity. The warbrlg
Habahero entered the day before yesterday, with,
by yeDort, thirty eight prisoners taken from the
| bark and schooner on the coast OF Hucatan; but |
think this requires continuation, as ] do not fad
tpy one who has seen them land. II strikes me
that the vessels may have been ordered to some
other port aud much fear that the prisoners have
ceased TO live, except the twelve we have here,
| which have been demanded end refused. The az
ton OF the Government causes me to believe that
they are laboring to conceal great crime, com
mitted in the first outburst Of passion and for
which they apprehend justice awaits them at tho
/ hands Of the wronsoj, if the facts can be ascer-
tanned If they have done the wrong, trust they
will find what they anticipate. V. u o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

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