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BY tho Southern Mall.


The last nights mail brings New Orleans papers of
the 2st, but find in them further intelligence
respecting the Cuban expedition. The following para
graph, from the Savannah Republican of the Goth
slant, gives details which have nobeore seen
The ARRIVAL OF GEN LOPEZ IN CUBA-We learn from
Key West through person who with Gen. Lopez,
that he first sent boats ashore at Key West where he
ascertaned that Cantos, OF his old officers was in
at the head of five hundred men in the Vueita de
.abajo, at Penal del Rio. Reasoning from this that
much Of the disposable Spanish force had marched in
that direction and that the cruisers that quarter
he promptly made his landing at little port called Mo-
rlo between Orgosa and Cabanas From this point he
could with his glass the dashng against the
water batteries of the Moro Castle His landing was eff
iec,ed in the night of the 10th and nth instant and ne
ready to set out for the interior o'clock on the
following morning Early in the morning great numbers
OF the inhabitants brought TO his camp fruits and fresh
provisions pack horses, and horses for himself and off
GERS Here our information ceases, the Pampero left
Immediately to take in coal at Key West and proceed
on her voyage. Before landing. the General seized two
pilots, who safely guided him into port.
The Savannah Georgian OF the cath has the following
When about eighteen leagues from Havana the ma
chnery OF the Pampero of order the
OF which that she hoaled for hours along The
current of the Gulf stream approaching all the while to-
wards that city.
Before the accident repaired she carried full
in view OF the Moro Castle, and in sight OF the sol
diers on TIE water battery, Getting up steam again. she
bore away for Bahia Notwithstanding on the way a
coas,ing vessel from which General Lopez obtained two
pilots
The Pampero approached within fifty yards of the coast
when landing was made without difficulty.
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The Latest News from Cuba.

! The Baltimore Sun publishes a despatch from New
York purporing to give the substance OF despatch
ceved from Captain Lewis of the steamer Pampero
nouncng the landing OF second expedition the island
OF Cuba under General Gonzalez, and that Gen Lopez
no, only retained possession OF the fort Bahia Honda
bu, had actually hoisted the lone star Of Cuba the
frigale Pzaro which had been captured by him she
Law aground the coast Thus the accounts continue
contradictory ever nothing positive having yet been
received the fate of Lopez and the remainder Of his
forces So far however, that portion OF the despatch
alluded to speaks Of having landed Gen Gonzalez
Bahia Honda have before positive proof OF its in
correctness in the fact that Gen Ambrosio Jose Coma
ez was Monday last in Charleston, letter from him
appearing in the Mercury controverting editorial
seriion that Mr. Calhoun opposed TO the annexation
of Cuba
The New York Sun scouts al the story Of the capture OF
Lopez and that il has been concerted in order
strike blow TO the heart OF the public excitement at
the two great centres OF intelligence and action New
York and New Orleans. With regard to the despatch
from New Orleans announcing that entire regiment
had gone over to Lopez the Sun places confidence in it
from the following circumstances:
LIST That the regiment OF La Espena, nj and about
pnal del Rio and Man,ua west OF where Lopez landed
was believed By him and his friends 10 be probably
disposed to come bin and, I'd, that there
another regiment in Havana, some of whose officers
were in communication with Lopez and the revolution
iss and intended 20 him when they should be
take the field agalns, him, those officers be-
ing confident OF carrying their men with them. These
together with Lopezs known popularity with the army
generally strengthen the probability that there is truth
in ihereport OF entire regiment having loned hun
However they might hold back at first, when he landed
with such daring handful OF men, his first would
encourage them Join the patriot republican standard,
pecay after the terrible taste OF experience already had
OF his rifles.
In further confirmation OF this probability, we may
mention that when Lopez at Cardenas the governor
Of Maanzas. Colonel falgueras. marched out against
him with regiment Of Leon, bu, halted about twelve
miles from Carenas and did not venture further until
after il was known that he had embarked. When
afterwards threatened with court martial for this
duct, he replied that II he was put on such trial. he
would be compelled TO place the record his defence OF
b. honor which this that he did NOT dare TO advrnoe
further because he rcds satisfied that has wouid go
straight 10 Lopez.
The Sun susians this assertion with regard TO Colonel
Falgneras, on the authority Of Gen Campbell, late
American consul 10 Havana, and conclude. it with the
statement that he oas brought to the threatened
| court martini
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Mr.. y,nsos and the wing. of the south.

The Ohio State Journal, the leading organ OF the wing
par,y in that great Stale eager to identity itself with the
abotioniss and free soers, quotes with satisfaction the
declaration of Mr. Toombs of Georgia, that whggery in
The North has been swallowed up by free sollism Now,
instead Of joining this question with Mr. Toombs
and attempting to show that he mistakes the position of
his party all the affiliated presses of the party seize hold
Of the fact and found upon claim to abolition sup
port, Such barefaced intdey escape the notice
of the people The President and his cabinet have been
running about the country the whole summer, making
speeches in support of the Compromise they have af
feced to see nothing but ruin and confusion in the
tnued agitation OF the slavery question, and have in
sisted that all old party should be buried and for
gotten until the Compromise could be made settled
national question: and yet right under their noses their
own organ has not the courage to declare its objection to
coalition with aboli!ionsts 1t is not 10 be wondered
at that Mr. Toombs should say he does of the leaders
OF such party, ave shall trust them more"
That our readers may see thepropriey OF these re-
marks, we submit to them the article from the Ohio Jour
nal which calls them forth:
A sourHERNEns OPINION OF Mr.. VNroN. Hon. Rob't
Toombs, OF Georgia, prominent wing member of the
last Congress, and candidate for election, has ad
dressed letter TO his constituents, in which he the
IOHOWlng empnauC language IN IelaliOn 10 MS former
political associates, The wings of the North
Though utterly defeated in this great conflict the anti
slavery sentiment yet dangerous and formidable ee-
In American politics It's acknowledged exponent
the free soil party, but It also viruent and dangerous
both in the wing aud democratic parties of the North The
wing party has succumbed to it, and controls The ogani-
cation of that party in aveholdng State the
Union. II is thoroughly denationaiized and seconazed
by il, and will never make another national contest The
whg party OF the South will the Stewards and
Wnthrops, and VISToNs, and Johnstons and Badwins
the North. in another national convention. We in
debted the defeat of the policy Of these for the exs-
Of the government this day We shaH them
more :"
We would call the attention of those who are de.
nouncing Mr. Vntons pro. saverysm TO the above and
ask them seriously to consider whether there can be
sIaverysm in which calls forth such denuncia
ton from fellow whg Is there not little prejudice
in those who can advance such charge!
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A Card.

TO the Editor Of The Union:
| ask OF you the kindness to correct the msstatements
made by certain correspondents of newspapers in relation
to myse-connected, was. by accident, rather than
design, with the late meeting in this city in relation to
the OF fifty of counrymen in Cuba
by the ,pe drtt of the captain gene ralby branding my
remarks ipdammaory. SO far from that, they were
rather conservative, considering the theme and the ex-
cited state OF the public mind the subject OF that
sacre. acknowledged the right OF Spain to maisain
her nationality by all the within her rover and
excused the President in the exercise of his powers
knowing that by the law Of 1894 and the law OF 1915
was made his duty suppress all expeditions gotten
up in this country 10 aid the Cubans but l. the same
Tine denied to Congress the constitutional power to pass
such laws, because they in derogaon Of the spirit
of free Institutions and alien 10 the feelings of our
people The constitution is delegation OF powers, and
can find in that instrument such power given TO Con-
gress but the other hand the people guaranteed
the right bear arms and the government has no right
10 establish an nquisi,on to know wha, they intend to
do with them Cor to the American navy as police
force for the government Of Spain) long they are
not cmphacally organized within the jurisdiction Of the
United States The right to bear and the right of
exparation, taken together concomants contended
gave our people the right TO embark in any service they
chose; and their sympatbes being in favor OF freedom
their natural inclination led them to aid those who were
disposed to achieve it. These were the main topics upon
which spoke Bat also said that, in a geographical
poin, Of view, it belonged 10 the United States and the
most prudential for Spain cede it 10 us by
treaty, that she would lose il by force and particularly
since she had thrown herself out Of the pale of civza.
ton by the recent cold booded massacre If these re-
marks infammatory, | perfectly willing they
should bear the ephet. because | know they are in
unison with the feelings OF every lover Of liberty through
out the world
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 80, 1861.


-. slavery Of the B0uth-Dr. .. A. Cartwright.
w. insert with pleasure in our columns letter from
this gentleman, in which the subject OF slavery IS ex-
ahmed in its relations 10 physiology and general science
The writer has spent the greater part OF his life in the
soub and has had opportunities to examine the pecui-
,s, of the negro race. which enable him to give opn
i'm, that are entitled to the respect of his connymen
From hssty glance the letter, We are most avorably
impressed with the ability OF the writer, and invite public
attention to the facts he has adduced TO show that ac-
cordng 10 the laws Of physiology anatomy and chem
istry the institution of slavery in the South is better
sdaped to the true character OF the negro than any That
can be substituted in it's place. in other words that the
effort Of the aboli,ioniss if successful could only iermi
nate in disaster 10 the negro race without producing any
corresponding benefit TO the white race
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MEETING OF THE CUBAN syspATHIzsRs, &e-A large
meeting Of the Cuba sympahlzers held at Jersey
City the 2eih a, which Capt Hancock, Of the Mont
somery Guards, presided Speeches were made by Gen.
Wright, assistant attorney, Mr. Johnson, oi Ohio. and
other. Strong resolutions adopted in favor Of the
Cuban patriots Fiftytwo guns. one for each shot,
were fred grand torch-ligbt procession took place
10 which torch lights. banners, &c II is estimated
that esh, thousand persons were present. Much en-
tbusiasm prevailed
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DEATH OF rwo sprrons.--lhe last Fayetteville Caro-.
Man announces the death Of William II Balm, esq ed
itor OF that paper for the last eleven years lie
native Of Washington city. He leaves wife and five
small children
James d. Harrow, the highly esteemed and able editor
Of the Frederick sburg Herald, died in that place on
Thursday week last The Herald s the Oldest paper in
Virginia and i,- editor was bachelor aged sixty. He
had edited the Herald 30 years
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Our readers will find in the subioned extracts from
The New York Herald interesting references 10 the Hon
MI Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, and to the Hon Mr.
Douglas, OF lnois-the former engaged at a mass meet
ing OF his fellow citizens at Lancaster and urging the
support OF the platform OF the democratic party Of the
State and the latter receiving honors from the people
who nhab the land OF his nativity and who cherish his
character and services as an honor country and
beautiful illustration of that feature in our institutions
which opens TO the most humble in life the highest po-
lical and social rewards
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BANKS IN Tne USrrrp SrArrs,-The Boston Bankers
Magazine gives table showing the number, capital and
condition OF the bank. in all the States OF the Union
Total number OF banks. 500 circulation $40 505,i0o
specie, s3l 100000 capital, s23o,s97 500. New York
leads all other States, having l52 banks with crcula
ton Of Sso0o,Oo0, while New York city has % banks
| and 80, 400 900 calculation
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Vino MOVEMENT IN FAVOR OF Mn WEBSTER The
wings met m convention al Boston the 9th instant,
and nominated delegates TO the wing State convention
Resolutions were passed nstrucng the delegates TO in
sis, on Daniel Webster for President, that he is the
choice OF the wings Of Boston, and large majority OF
the people OF Massachusetts, should the subject CON
before a national convention.
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EDITUK'S CORRESPOND NCE.
FROM our baltimore Correspondent.

a W "1ltn'ols
BALTIMORE, Aug 29-5 p.
There very little news of interest stirring to-day
The southern telegraph line is still out Of order, and we
have nothing further from New Orleans the Cuba expe
don.
The wing convention did meet last night, as stated in
my letter, but will assemble tonight
understand that the largest vessel built in this place
will be launched from Abraham's shp-yard.
The MARKErs-Saes of 300 barrels Howard street flour
80 sly Grain is unchanged. Whiskey, u 70 cents.
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by A. GREEN, Auetioncer.
RANK STOCK At AuCTioNon Monday the l., sf sep.sm
and sS aven ans At 10 ooca M
A. GREEN,
Proposals for Clothing. &c., for the Marine Corps
o.. SSas
r. % BE @ :. this oee until WED
ing corps quantities following NAMED
ar as may be 3 ms 70 time the LIST day
Uniform caps, completes
Non commissioned officers worsted epauets;
Brass counter straps, for the shoulder;
Cotton Shirts
B BInsses
Knapsacks;
Worsted sacks;
Fatigue caps with brass letters, U. s. NJ. and
at the Marine Clothing Store Walker street. New York Quar-
os ws ~ and s Mn1s G9ns
addressed Marine Corps, Washington
The loves, responsible bidder will be officially informed of the
The newspapers the habit Of publishing "proposan
ss will sys the above ss Week until The 3D.
of the advertisement to this Office for payment
Aug l5-3awtSep3
dry goods have the honor Of announcing to the citizens Of
ns s e n %
We've, tapestry carpengs superb body, hns
Brussels do do unusually low prices
English three thread Brussels plain do
Elegant Axmine velvet enenea and uted rugs TO match tho
and heepIy cape,ngs, of great weight of body
Double ingrain in do do
All housekeepes respect
fully invited to op, Una. they may ensmne for them
goods be sold considerably less than
Aug Is-daw cLAGErT DoDsoN.
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SPECIMENs Of Stone, Iron, md Wood Bridges Via
~ ducts cuvcrta, Sc OF the United
Illustrated by series Of drawings from actual OF
works, including plans elevations and details
accompanied by the relative
forms Of adopted economy strength,
durability
sc hc Of tho several ucIey George Duggan architect and
civil
containing also, appendix illustrative OF Of bridge build
ing practsed in Europe and original de
bridges viaduct the whole calculated
the OF and assist drnugtsmen,
bridge builders, mechanics and students,
Price, rs cents number TO subscribers,
This day received by
Aug 30 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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| Drafts heretofore
ldrawn, bur not vet
Ipaid, though payu.
Ible
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rREAsURER's STATEMENT

m ,ndq
eaIsaeib ut etfa unpa,a
ordered me Secretary ne
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DIED.

Al his residence Rock Greek Church. Friday 29
Major GEO W. WALKER, Paymaster u 5. Marine Corps III
5lst year of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend his m
neral Sunday next, at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
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Pleasure Excursion 20 Sand-Shonl Inlet, Old Point


The OSCEOLA wi Washington
Exax\os excursion the above Saturday
3mk the 3oth August, at O'Clock a M, and arrive Al
old Norfolk early morning, when she will leave
O'Clock, for the Sand Shoals.
This viii be delightful trip, aording the opporu
Old all grandeur, and enjoy
bathing Those shooting
implements the inlet abounds
with the variety OF seabirds and FISH Returning, the
Norfolk Monday, u O'clock and
O'Clock, previous
company visit iorifca
Old Point and the nayyar, ddock ship Pennsylvania
sc, Norfolk
IN win be In attendance.
and fare for the round 81 gentleman and lady sra
JAMES MITCHELL,
Aug 2-dtd Captain.
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It'll aa!E AS62Ec

Pacific Mall steamship Connpany.-The only Through
Line for California and Oregon.
FE public informed
company inspected approved by Navy Depart
United mails viii
and San Francisco the LIST and 18th month";
Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
Pacific Mail Steamship Company which
u ehch the in the Pncilcs
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Great Excitement.

Great Excitement.
New ORLEANS August ZIP m.-The schooner Fairy
from Havana arrived here to-day with the dead bodies OF
Col Critenden, Capt ker and Lieut. James Brandt who
were butchered in Havana.
The of the Fairy spread like lightning all through
the city.
On landing them thousands of people hocked around,
and the most intense excitement prevailed
The mayor was compelled TO issue proclamation call
upon the citizens observe the peace of the city Al
the time of sending oil this despatch, the city is tran
quill, but a stofm threatens.
Several of the prominent rioters arrested and
locked up.
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies


HE INSTITUTE viii Of Septem
ba with efficient corps professors aud teachers IN every
department
Terms for boarding pupils $3.50 per snnhm including English and
mathem
Terms day pupils per session Of flee uaonthsrom $40 TO
So, in English and mathematics. 800, -
Ancient and modern mns'c, drawing p,, a.,
Circulars o the Principal EArv app"o'"o "
admission IL -, mp p...,soa
wssmsoros CRY, August 10 1851.
y an
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I EWIs ARUNDEL. or the Railroad of Isf. by tho
IL author of Frank Fairierh,
The International Magazine for September
l OF Mary, Queen Scots by Mise Benger author OF LIE or
Anne Boleyn.
Stuats Dictionary of Architecture descriptive, fopo
graphical, decorative, theoretical mechsnics2 vols Illustrated
thousand drawings subjects referred in tho work
Katharine Walton the Rebel Of Dorches'er by w Gilmore
The Conicasor; historical novel.
Just Published, and this day received for sale by go.
TAYLOR \ MAURY,
Aug 30 Bookseera 9th street
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Amount on depos'
lte
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Board Health.-A stated meeting
held Saturday, 30th ~ o'clock, %
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The steamer Hermann is coming up the bay. Her news
is anticipated by the Asia.
Stocks are firm Erie has advanced I, and Reading
L. Flour steadyales of 900 bbls. SO S7A 81 for
State brands, and 81 06 81 l2 for Genesee Rye -four
S3 3TA Corn meal S3 Sales OF white wheat at 100
for Genesee and 80 for Ohio Sales OF 900 busel:
mixed 81 Sales OF 200 bushels rye 81
cents
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and from and returning without delay with The
regular line OF propeers Will be kept up for the transportation Of
freight and transient passengers between Panama and San Fran
The well steamship SANDS. Of $500 burden,
under charter the and peculiarly commodos in
her cabin arrangements will be kept running extra family
boat
one Of the above viii keep the connerion between
The win be by United
States mail steamships
S%o
Empire City .'.s.'-.'.'.'' '..s...--.....,,...2, W
Crescent tiy loo "
p,lossen,,
Leaving New York for chages this lt and a6 OF each
between New 9aean. and cnsgres leaving .non s ~
steamship. through and from New Orleans
Orleans cam bs secured o h.ons Co.. agents at
the rc for through tickets nom New York Francisco has
been reduced from
&c g g ;;s ' sss. to @
The from New York cbages will be adopted
Each passenger allowed $50 his baasDse free,
Freight Cbasre. per foot
choice Of Apply he Once Of be- company
South street, or at their No IN Yves, street. New York
For Piney Point. Old Point. and Norfolk.
a ~E-n The steamer oscEoLA leaves Washington for
m: Returning, leaves Norfolk every Monday and
touch going and returning Point rneyroi" and
Passage Norfolk 90
I" Finry Point .''''''''''''ft.'t
Old Point. 't''''' 'f'''''''
Point, and return 7"
June oi--u saMno ~ 'o'''"''
Wanted for three or tour years. hrscsss
rop,og noishborood OF The fresdents Man
son, io o., w nn a" - HooE, BROTHER, d co.
,.,,o, s,att.ng-, sioos ouctoths. Carp.tsng, DC.
,rur sub.tefs receiving, schooner ststesmap
: 70 %isccs ~ exua heavy white Canton mat,,ngs
90 10 50 do do
ii ID do do do
u do a. do red checked do do
vs. DO 54S6fdo do
q do 80 ~ do
super English oiicloth, Is feet wide
do super American ocloh, from twelve eighteen feet
IS DO low priced American oicoh, from feet
10 do Cocoa matfines, for basement, sc.
Also, constantly hand o.
ported and American carpetpg, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry English and Amsrcsn sf,
imperial three ply, and ingram, aud common 'ne's Nv
priced hemp and cotton striped asd plaid oee'her
with other article house rnfsh.gj Se"~
prepared fully offer asgood terms any
other dealevs in this country. = - moor = oo
AplB-u r ~ foon . w.
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&C. 80 g. 40.

Oaice OF transportation Baltimore md Washington
Railroad Company.
ICKETs be issued at this office 10 New York. Phil
i adclpbia, Piusburg, and Wheeling
viii accompany the evening mai
and charge ali baggage for Now York,
West connect nj the Relay either morning
evening, with the train from Baltimore,
daily and a. y.
on sunday WI g, and s. m.
Aug y9-du 4. VI, PAhsoNs, Agent
MISS TAysORs school the north side OF street.
nj ID and AZ streets viii he eopened Monday Sep
when will be happy her
pupils, with any Others committed To her charge,
II Of the Principal number pupils
attendance shall at time exceed twenty; that
the studies department
English branches usually taught
with music and the udmep,s Of the Latin French
Terms and further particulars either
interview by circulars, obtained the residence
ed. 26-sHeod'
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~, n a go In The supreme and the various courts
tho prosecute
.ra.. ~ ~. dsn.rtnsps May y7-eodun seth Sep,
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NEW supply or Lady wortley's Travel. sn the
IN United Statesv
New supply OF Alton Locke and " YEAST
New supply Of Leigh Hunts Autobiography"
For sale by .s-
TAYLOR MAURY,
Augs9 booksellers, 9th street.
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Meeting Of Cuban .Sumpa

MEETING Of Cuban Synpdthi=us.
LOUISVILLE, August PA large meeting Of Cuban sym.
pathzers held last night and another takes place
night similar meetings nave been held in the interior