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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

We have asai arcsnnt 10 glsc to-day Of The
,.rn.ins.isn a illc illfssed expedition d 0ea.
/ n.a 10 The Islaui &c Cuba. Lopez ID aPpelrs.
II, hen executed by the ganoie, large po'-
,;sr.of ssmen killed cllheriu bsile or afie, they
uerc taken prisoners. and one hundred and fifty
6,e. i. i sail. were condemned 10 len years hard
l,,at III Inc chain-gans. or % ihe mines.
Considerable excitement has been kept up FOR
sone weeks by the conflicting accounts which
have Appeared. Many Of the statements were
Fl lenily dccelsivei but they had The effect ibt
witch they were intend 4. Numbers Of young
mn, lh,ush.iess ami inexperienced. were in-
,hs.l 10 leasc their homes ard nock 10 The sea-
l,ssl- AMI The dilI;rulliws which hemmed Up
ii,-ir way alone prevented mach .arsrr sarri-
&c IL life in tbs unlawful and desperate enter
mir. There arc now ia New Orleans. il i saie,
some twelve Or fourteen hundred young men,
fro:a vssious parrs Of the west, scducej there by
f.lse promises Cor the purpose Of entering on ex.
,,eaIiions for Cub. who are len destitute and in
great distress, without means I, support them.
selves CT 10 return 20 their homes.
The expedition was got dp for The profsssed
purpose Of assisting the cuLans IN throwing oil
lie yoke Of iyrlnni;al Government; and pro-
unnciamcniocs" and celebrations Of indcpcn-
il.cc were published as evidences that the
revolution had already begun, and that the peo-
ple were aroused TO a censc Of their o?pres-
sssns. But Inc statements made by the suiiereis
III this crusade. and the circumstances which
surrounded them. show pretty conelusiyely that
the revolutionary movements were al made on
this side Of The wafer, aud that the cIcolcs Of Gu
IL were mol disposed TO fake any part in them
surely il they hid been ready TO receive the
.lileralors" with open arms" they would 10
hsec permitted criiicndcn's small and dispifi,e'
hrd ii have wanirrral in a chapparai two day
wi,ho.s fool o. vstcr, and afterwards To- lcas
,lmir shore in open boats, unfinished and dc
isncclcss, only 10 fall into the hands Of The exc
cutinner.
Whh The lights with which VIC arc enabled 7
S,cw il. We are forced 10 believe lllst capdii.
had much m,re 10 10 Than patriotism in gciiin
up hi. plot, and that a heavy load Of guilt resi-
on tho shoulders Of Tic m owes in il.
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fronsihr Baltimore Sun, 2nl inst.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT. frROM cI;Bi.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT PROM ctiBA.
Success Of Lope--D feat Ggd death Of Gen.
Eaaa-Aafieipafed cspiure .f HsranT.
Tile fallaaiag highly inpuiiaal dis
patch WAS received h.m the editor OF ilc
Savannah Mmning News Iast night:
Savannah. Sept !, III Pm.
The srlnanrr Mere liant arrived here 10
day. with Havana ,laiesia The 23l Of An-
gust. Ter news is oi intense interest and
Mshly encouraging i.,r lLe Patriots. Since
the l:sll,. G,r,. Lopez aud his Amy had
encountered The Spaniasls in several con
tests. in all Of which the latter had been
DEFEATED with very hravy l,ss.
On ih- i7lh. 4 battle occurred, IN which
Gen. Enna. commander IN chief Of nh
Queens forces. was killed. together will
large number of officers and men.
Lopez is NV marching npan Havana
"A ll,s iasal "a ar.ae-.ak- L.5aa- .,e 200
men, wi.irhis duly rercivins large accc,
ss,ns from rhe snrrnnn,ling country.
The Spanish ironps ARE completed
cowed by lhellcq ienr revcrses which the
have sustained.
Gen. tnni was buried with great pom
! in Havana. on the 2nlh.
The gealest excitement and cnn-terna
lion prevailed in ihll ri,yr as there wer
only sever hundred of The ironps there
I whn c,ll.d ollsr b In feeble reslsiafre.
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~ The very uarsn ~esfaur CO ixo or shres
- pss, having di-sn hi ne consistency d oar
80. .aa ma being ais 10 Sc a nes. one 10
"a IN simr. VIC hr~s s~ea deisyed'a dsy it.lhe
~. Inc RsearAer. 1'Ais wiiI sceooss 10 oar
...;l.ess ia lhe wezi rs their not rre<ising ne
- :. she usgsf Time. Dur Subscribers in'thc
- uIiI neef no apsfssy. ~ we shah be 10 rea-
a.,<s fsr iise nails IN shai direction: The de-
Is hsxeser. has cnsissra.ns 10 give some aalI-
,,.,,l i.esas ifom cui.a. which coahsm the inlrl-
,,.susr previously recrived Of The destruction 81
l,,,.r1: sad. lie espiuse u lhs remainder o. lis
rafy.
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AREIyAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
cogfrmasion IF fhs Capture AID Death
Of Gen. Lope-.
New Yofk, SeIi. CLIP. n.

Of Gen. Loptz.
New fofk. SEPT. 6-4PM
The Empire City has arrived with
Havana dates TO the LIST Of September.
The city has been the scene d rri0ic-
ing for the last three days, owing to.the
capture of Lopez and his fonce- 'Fhe.
news reached Havana on the Goth ult.
at night. aud the principal buildings
were Immediately illuminated, and a
torch light procession formed.
Lopez was taken In the interior. A.
lone. aud nearly exhausted from ia
tgne and hunger. He asked for some.
thing 10 eat at a farm house, and per-
mission to lie down, and was made
prisoner while asleep. OF his fallow.
ers. 100 are now imprisoned. aud will
be sent TO Spain and confined for 10
years in dungeons. They say that theil
suherings before taken were intense
For several days they lived on The
leaves Of trees.
Tho last meat they eat was the hons'
of General Lopez. They bud no arml
when taken. The remainder have eli
ther been shot, or persisted from hun
yer. Capt. Plat, Of the Albany, ,isi
ted them in prison, and gained inter
csting accounts from them. The,
state that they defeated the Spaniard
in every engagement. and their los
could not have been less than 5000.
/ General Emma was killed at the hea'
Of an advancing colu4nn, while leadin
them to battle.
Lopez was garroted on Septembc
! LIST, at Z o'clock. lie assembled III
PLATFORM and made short speech. Iii
last words were !" die for Cuba" II
then took his seat, The fatal instrumel
was adjusted, and in two minutes |
was corpse.
The prisoners say that in no instan,
have the Creoles manifested any disp
{ sition to join them. Baltimore Sun.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported FOR the Inielligcnccr.

Saturday sept e,h, ieSt.
TorAcco. - The advance noticed in
previous report seems 10 have lasted only
Inr slay; al The Breaks. on The 4ill inst,
prices reredrd TO their old stand and prov.
ed dill" al those quotations. The in
speelions for the week amount 10 l24
hhds. Frosted Ii, " 81; Common do.
3ia5. Goud sweet at. Shnrl l.eai Gail
Cool Shipping 7ia9. Good Manufacture
Ing Sail. No prime Offering.
Corrosive do MI perceive that The
STEAMERS news has an, Other effect upon
our 'oliNi marker Than 10 snilrn The article
lit,ic; shis, with the small siock now on
hand. mases holders firm al former quota.
items. Prime sSasa. Middling saslc.
Stack on hand Il hundred bales.
WHEAT. - This article continues 10
pour in and although we quote al Tor
mer figures, yet we hear Of prime White
III Q eli. per hnshpl less. Prime White
80 CT. Red Wheat 20 IS rts.
Flour remains The same, but dull.
Family 50. Guy Mills, Surerine 81.
Fine 3!as3a. No country Flour aIIiv.
ing.
coRN.-We see this article begging
il ille streets, which We suppose is owing
10 The large arrivals during The week.
Buyers continue 10 pay 65c. for very
prime.
Bacon advances steadily. Virginia
hog round. | ar. Western Sides l0ac
| Shoulders o..
I.ARD.--yirginia I.ar,l. scarce and want
cd at lie. Western kegs III do. bbls
| lie.
/ APPLE BaAsDy arrives slowly. SO cis
wanted.
HgRRlSGs. = Cut So !; Roe 81; Gross
IS. We hear ai no sales.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

A letter from ihs Hsn. 5. j. phel,.s. United
States Senator from yernoni. has recently been
pnbl'sael Il i d.,ed ne lab ullinss. and Is adj
d'essed 70 lhs Hon. Iscias D. Pe<k. wi.o bad r.
sl'ned ihs ifec-ssil nomination % Gsxerna d
fefmont. The lesses sesiews The fugitive slave
law, u eoassiiulionaliiy. and the action q Yer
aaoai on ihe sursaion. with srea, earnesiaess. III
the course o. his Frm1fks the writer says:
: Ofihe cnhs,ituiiaaaliiy ofshe oct nesrren
frFiainejsdoahi. Il i hut the echo Of lhe con-
siisa:ipn ITSELF Il may I,e mslifsd. il may re-
qainr N sliica linn il som. pAr.iruIars has The
M ,iiiea:iOas lie-siihia me range Of legislative
discretion. and adiEsaenre Of opinion in risiisl
toihcm; af,ris'n,l Inc qucsiionof CONSTITUTIONAL
iiy.
: Il woaltbe difficult locasry on, fia pr ss.sbn
Of The constitution without law substantially
Ike the oae in question: The miia purpose Of
The ati. thesunender Of the fugitive. u deman.
del BY the constitution ITSELF the manner d 10
turn i leil 10 legislative provision.
. ifihere be any objection ID that, the remedy
Is BY APPEAL 70 le sislaiiyc discniiOn-no, by &c.
sislancc to law.
appears 10 me thai VIC hase hus ems allrr
native, either to'rauy out the law. or repuiiaie
The constitution"
The letter Is quite long. aal is 10 % be writ
len with great ability. We base not seen il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10
FOR SALE.

yFsIIE undersigned will sell al Public Sale lie
= Plantation whcrcon she resides, on The 9Th
day of September, on credit of nine months.
This plantation is beautifully situated upon the
East bank Of Haw River, in view Of Rufiin's
mills, four miles West Of the HawfclJs Meeting
House, the same distance South East Of tho
town Of Graham, the County Scat u Alamance,
about two miles from DR.. Wilson's Classical
School, and not more than four miles from The
line Of the North Carolina Rail Road. This
Tract Of land contains 800 acres more or less, is
well wateied, has large quantity Of good nlea-
dow land, and affords more rich river bottoms
than any other place in The ncighborlood. The,
Land is generally productive and well adopted 10
the culture Of Corn, Wheat, Cotton and Tohac
co. The buildings consist Of good Dwelling
House and all necessary Out Houses. The sale
will take place on the premises, and as am de-
termincd on moving TO the South West, some
person may gel great bargain in this Land.
The purchases will give bond and approved sccu-
rity. Also at the same time, plantation two.
miles South Of Haw River containing s7J acres.
This Land has on it good orchard, and is nearly
all in woodland, well ,imhered. | will sell my
crop Of Corn, Hogs and Fodder, all my Stock.
Householdand Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utcn-
sils and Black Smiths Tools, &c.
ELIZABETH GLASS.
Graham, Aug. 10, 1851. 9s-3w
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pEATH OF IuDGEWooDBURY.

4 Telegraphic deYatch yesterday.
announced the dem. se,f the Hon. Lew
Woodbury., an Associte Justice Of the
supreme Court of til United States.
Ills health had beel declining, we
,hmpht for some moi.as past. and the
asws oIh;, condition mbllshed yester-
Law morning from Hrtsmouth, New
aaa,a hire, the placcif his residence
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Wool Carding

rryHE subscriber would inform the public that
l he has in successful operation pair of
WOOL Carding Machines, newly fitted up, with
new cards Of good quality, at the Mills OF John
+. LYON, esq, on Enoc River, known as Enoe
Mills. Customers who will take the trouble 10
prepare their Wool in proper manner for the
Machines, may expect to have their Wool well
cardcl. Terms six and half cents pound, OF
The ono 9Th part Of the Wool. He will receive
Flax Seed for car ling and for Wool Rolls, which
he expects 10 keep constantly on hand for sale.
WM. G. CLAY TOR.
September .. 00--3wp.
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TELEiRlpHIC DISPATCHES.

TELEiRiPHIC DISPATCHES.
Failure Of Cuban Eap ditioa-DJeat
al Erecutioa Of Lopez.
New Orleans, September 3.
The Cherokee as arrived. Lopez
and most Of his command have been
captured and executed.
New Orleans, September A.
The steamer Cherokee has arrived
from Havana. Her passengers witness
ed the execution of Gen. Lopez. They
saw he ended his life maniully. The
total failure Of the expedition Is attrib-
uted t, the delay in receiving suceor.
From the separation Of Crlttenden's
command, the patriots dispersed to the
mountains. Only thirty remained with
Lopez. They left him, and, 'o'fiouf
a single friend, he wandered until hun.
ted down by the Spaniards. Ills last
words were. Adieu, dear Cuba !" Gen.
Pragay was killed in battle. Lopez de-
clared himself deceiUed Nth regard 70
aid IN Cuba.
New Ofleans. Sept. 4-P. M.
The Cherokee has arrived with Tia
yana dates to the 2d September.
The Lopez Expedition has failed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-10

Public report asrrlhes, we have no DOUBT
with entire truth. The adoption by the
President, AMI under his orders, BY The
Heads Of The proper Departments, q The
most energetic steps Ior the vigorous en-
fmcemen, Of The. laws and pledged nblga
tons ofthe United States 10 Foreign Gov.
ernnserls. lsy The employment Of every
element ui the national power ~ prevent
ing or in;crcepiing all unlawful plots or
expeditions against The Island Of Cuba,
or with a lew 10 sir up.revoli ~ that Isl
and. The following, we mn ler-tand, Is
il summary Of the measures adopted BY
the Executive 10 carry Out The above OBJ.
iecl:
The orders issued in April are cnntin-
ned in full force, as well as the Presl.
id.nl's proclamation; and the new o,der'
10 the COLLECTORS and other others been
most rigid and precise.
Tie eam-lrigaic Saranac. which wa'
waiting at Norfolk 10 convey Mr.. Leteh
or 10 Mexico. was. IN The receipt oil iht
news Of The late execution at Havana
directed by Telegraph 10 sail immedl
a,eIy, in order To ascertain The parlscn
lars Of ,ha, tragedy, and revenue cal,e
Was directed ID convey Mr.. I.etcher Y
Havana. and thence he was TO be takel
10 Vera Cruz in ship nf war. Bnl, IN
\ ,Ier HE more recent advices, these order
have been changed. The cutter Is 10 con
,,nue 81. 10 Vera Cruz, and all the Amer
| lean vessels OF var on The Coast Of Cub
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Death Of the Hon. james Mcdowell

Of Virginia.-ll is with heartfelt. sorrow
that We perform The duty Of announcing
10 aur readers The deceasc ol The Hon.
Jsurs Mcdowell. i Representative ~
Congress Cor several years past fom The
Sia,r of Virginia, and formerly Tor some
wears Governor of ilnt State. lie died
Il, his residence near Lexington. Fuema,
ON Sunday lash NJ about the age OF Fly
six Years.
Anobscr gentleman. more upright
m III. trucr pairio's never gracce hss M
tive Sta.
1t is recently. in comparison with The
period during which We have ourselves
been III contact with public men, thai
we have had The opportunity 81 observ-
ing The public course Of This excellen. and
distinguished citizen. 20 elevated were
his aims, 50 ardent his derolinn Ia his
whole ronn,ty, 50 free was his character
from All The sIro.s of humanity. 50 true
q, an The duties of a ciiiz n, all The IN.
sl,urt. of 4 gentleman, and The responsible.
/, les .fa Christian learned. 50 cnl'gh
tened. and so modest wihal-tllat ne has
lei, behind him no superior IN The esli
ma,ion and regard Of all with whom ~
was assorlaled in public or private lie.
l As Representative Of The people, w
NAV sum up his character by saying INA
ii III men We have known. he approach
"a fire near, st 10 filling that place 10 IN
nn'nunJed respect, confidence, AMI DC
ference of lie House which was leil $
lons yaean, hy The death Of William
l,owndes, Of South Carolina.
N.tioaal fttcMgeacer.
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The /. Southern Press" Of Yesterday,
fSant * announces the death OF BEy-
rR,r TrcsER, Esq. enc Of the Faculty
ar ,be William and Mary College, more
extensivel, known as a politician o.
the Modification and Secession sehool.
lie was, it will be remembered, a mem
b.r Of the last Nashville Convention
d I'd was the author d Book publish
ed fifteen years ago, from which we
have, more than on ole OCCASION quo,
ted passages, entitled "The Partisan
Leader :
The .Soathern Prss' speaks "
h;ah terms, and we do.bt not justly, q
the beauty Of his privae life. lie was
we learn from the sane authority, a
bout sixtysseyen yearsof age.
Nal. Int.
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FRANCIS MAJOR,
wholesale md Retail Dealer In
Hats Ia,.. q Caps sg'

SYCAMORE -. (erresife As ceu,f I,gust.)
PETERSBURG. Va,
HAs commenced receiving BIZ Pail stork Of
- eoods. 1.-THE greater part nav Ia sians,) laid
In with BIZ usual carr, adapted - the WhaIesaIe
and Retail Trade d The place. Tie "a Gus
to1nes ofihe House. a. well a. others who ,i,it
the market, a,e invited 20 thorough esamiua-
iion o. The stock hcioie making sh.iE purchases.
- there will be found every variety Of gaods- ia
that hne al reasonable prices.
Sept ., 1851. oe-3l
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MRS. A. b Royster, will also sell al the same
~ time and place, her plantations, adjoining
The above, and upon the same terms. This land
is well known as the Christmas lands, and is
the most productive kind Of Haw River Land tic
is well timbered, weii watered, and has good
comfortable houses on it. This tact contains
Two Hundred and Thirty Five Acres. Persons
wishing to purchase, are requested TO view tho
premises.
ANNA b. ROYSTER.
Graham, Aug. 10, 1851. 9s-3ws
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Medicines, Paints,
Drugs. &c,
Nhslfzs,s az RflaiI Ilrnssi1ls.

<-ss - 60 - 1-4s---5 - ia
NAsirsals and RflaiI BrnssitE,
a kE nss re1eising ~ srhik gam.~sonn al
- AnB. hom Nen fask. ana the sseaml.ssa
line from PhiAdelpAis. their suv;,sies e Meai-
zines. Paints. Oils. Pefamery. Iasssi unscnfs &C..
&c DE Faii TFscs. The siofk hss lFen F,..rrkss-
ell By them ID person On she hesa iesrss. and ~
rlnles etoice as<eftn<nl ID 81 s1iirlrs belong-
ing 10 their Department. III hn<sness.
bE he Sip ti&ssf Lend I1em Lssesrosl.
they is<sr w., Eserised surr.y Il pore EssEsh
A'adinins. k4saeafs. a.. 10 uAir&l they invite
The attention of Phs <sria,s. DeziTs and chen.
ceunig merchants will be supplied with pure
sfsirifs on Their s<ual liberal terms. he eools
carefully Iarked sna pFomgaly forwarded
Petersburg. sepi :. 1881. co. 3w
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III "a Is u Il .E ID !

In this county, on Thursday, the eth ult.,
hy the Rev. A. Curric, Mr.. LawREScE N. KIN
MON to Miss ELaxa RGDDISa, daugatcr Of Mr..
Robert Rcdding.
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gr4TE ELECTIONS.


returns hive been rec i've in that city, by teie-
rr,ph. ffon oac hun lrel AMI twcniy-on' towns
II the state Of vcrmon and il appears that The
Wits have carried the State high and dry and
hire rout,l The C,aliii,a and old line forces
horse, foot, and drag,o.fs.'
Governor Williams, Wing, IS fc-e'esied' and
hs,, i a,,..rs Of the Legislature arc strongly
Wing
The Alias adds: The work IN Vermont has
l,.cn done up brown, AID we hope to imlia'e INC
example SC, Us in this State in November"
HTis,Issippl.--The National lnieillsemcer
of ihe 9Th inst. states that "a tclcsTaphic dcs'
mitch from The South announces tfit ~ thirty
threc counties Of Mississippi, from which returns
have bcen received, the Union Ticket ior inc
Peoples Convention has obtained majority O
ci-ht thousand votes. Out Of thirty-thtce cous'
ties heard from, only one gives Secession ma
ir.ty The word !. SECESSION as here used, :
M, 10 he understood in the sans sense as y !
used IN South Oaroiitia' III 't' IT.
hl.nm,. the Scccssionists contcni, unsicr pre-
semi circumstances, NEARLY for the abstract r'si
ola State 10 secede from the Union.
The State Convention to which these delegate
are elected, i 10 assemble on Monday The 'oln
November Ii has been called by an act q the leg
isalurc, ana is 10 decide upon the expedlency
sanlinu represent, ,iscs TO the Southern Congfe'
recommended by the famous Nashville ooase'
ton; and also, as specified in the law pros'o
for ii. 10 consider the then existing relations
tween The Government Of The United States al
the Government, and people Of the State 81 w
sissippi, to devise and carry into elect Tue mea
o redress for the past, and obtain certain securl
f,f the future, and to adopt such measures
sindica,ins the sovereignty Of The State anu y
protection offs institutions, As shall appear % y
Delegates 10 be demanded.
The !. southern Congress" we do no. I'M
will ever meet, but this election we cons'oel :
portan,, as illustrating the strength q paf.les
Mississiop No, the old parties, Wing and Den
cnt. The issues which divided them are GU
laid aside, or no lorger exist; bat 'h'0' |, !,
Stale Rights. Tic former are striving = =
F,otc, the latter Qui,man for Gosef"o'' a''
election Just over IS considered u sumo Wy
a,est Of the chances Of each. sstvnal stlsi'
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Important Question,-Judge Conk

Important Question.-Judge Conk-
ling, of Auburn, N. Y. has granted the
writ Of habeas corpus in the case OF
the slave " Daniel" at Buffalo, upon
which the LATTER was discharged, and
has since gone to Canada. The n. Y.
Courier says that the question involved
in the decision in this case is novel
one, and Of the utmost Importance !; a.
should the decision Of Judge Conkling
be sustained by the Supreme Court ol
the United States, TO which the case
will undoubtedly be carried, it will
prove fatal s.,.th~selsie,--ef all wloeeel
| to recover slaves who escaped from ser
vice prior to the passage Of the lagifiv,
slave act. Judge Z. constituting the l0tl
section Of said act so as to apply only
to persons escaping from service gfei
| its passage. Ii this decision be con
iirmed, then all fsgitiyes who escape,
prior to the 18th Of September, 1850
need have no lear Of an arrest, as the,
cannot be held, and are entirely free
as much 50 as their former masters asR
owners.
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We understand that the Secretary Of
the Treasury received yester,ly tele-
graphic dispatches from the Collector
at New Orleans, stating that 5000 men
were waiting there ready to embark for
Cuba. Without being appraised Of the
nature Of the reply youchsafcd to the
Collector in these premises, we have
reason to believe that he was duly in
formed that, if the said 1900 men
should debark nnler the circumstances,
certain officers of the United States
would be held responsible. We arc
inclined to believe that it would not be
amiss to test The truth Of Mr.. Raetts
assertion in the Senate Of the United
States, that it is impossible in this
country to enforce any law in q neigh.
burhood where any portion Of the PEG.
pie were opposed to its execution.
Washington Republic, Sept. 2.
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TO BE FOUND AT THE DRUG
STORE.

DAI.M SOAP, CASTLE do, Turpeniine 90,
Chewing Tobacco, very superior arti,a.
August "a.
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coNcRgssaES l.rErrED HIM. Ro-
her W. Jal,nson lilcnl.) ha< hcrn re-
elerird 10 Cunglcsr from the Stale Of Ar
kansas.
Iheharl<nn'SruFry and Volncy T.. II ~
ard. bnih Demnrr.ts. are the suere-sinl
candidates f,r Congress from. the State 81
Texas.
Its now said thar WIN. M. Church
well Dem. j. The nrmher elect from lhs
Third di<lriri nf Tennessee. instead "
Josi.L NJ. Anderson. fWhig.) as hercn
fare reported. Mr.. q. il said 10 be elec,,
cd rs ten nr a dozen vo,cs. II sa,. III
Delegation frnn Tennessee viii he pot
iiraIlv divided as III tie last Congress
Major Wm. III. pblk. hrnihrr &c The lais
President. HIS hern clericd from The Col
nmbia ,iis riot. Inst represented by MI
rHuMAs.