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HOTELS

tIrpsoN RIVER HorrL-rHIs HOTEL ON THE
Of Hoboken and West streets nearly oppesse
Collins line steamships directly opposite the canal
street depot Of the Hudson River Railroad. Rooms, per
week from 81 80 70 go per night from y cents 70 81
Restaurant Of the fret csss connected with this esta
blishment.
NEW EL-sx COMPLETELY FURNISHED
rooms at 81 per week four large, szss rooms TN
81 50 Per week. Rooms per night, 70 cents me
buosng irhsed throw shout with g.s warmed ~ NOT t
with closets each floor open during
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House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1851


Committee
The following committees we're announced this morn
sehsTm.rnorn C..ss. Exins Davis lxass. ) sad G.nbs
staniy, Hubbard: Brooks Jones. iPeuns'F Appissoa'
Dunha@ and P p.S5ps r.,,., pou,.
R.s,oa s.slss Curtis s smith
s1ssn5 ss Is.. VA Fuller. tMe Duassn. ssSsihs:
wsslia. rrs.m'n Moore hsnn and Mscortls %,
seSssssa.., sesIIs: es.y %s!s6. SsI; .sS ci.!t
mona, Allen, tSsss. Iillysr. Bell bSsi, ma MSS.
ysnsbls Hs5rs tTenn.., nsaeham, Bragg. Parker and
Ky strother GayiOr' Fuller tPA) kansoui' Murphy,
rvnLIo Ixr1sD,rvnas -MusEs Johnson. JTsan,I
snS ssnSSs tfh TA'' H'w
PnvATr LHSp CLsrss,HHs.srs. jenkins. Thompson.
Ess s.' lsasif: 'a a?:s
A ssSun Cable fe:nsSs Ssy
Bryce lsaAs s1.n Fitch Saa
man Evans smart stsvsn. ra wiSss 1sd H,viS
Cnd.J Hunter, Andrews, Hebsrd. (yty Chss.ain Ward
NAVAL ArrAns1Msssrs stsnson tIens , Boeo'k Ba,-
rick and a' d0odenovs 0'0''' moss 'AAMN'
Toe%bs Polk Tsyior Appleton MOI issers0u Chandler.
TrRSiToRirs Richardson, Holiday, Clngmsa.
Stone, Gddnss Bailey tos) scudder. stuart and Lock-
ErvoLrrIoNARy PErsIoNs.-Nessrs, Nilsson, Russell,
Tuck, Townshsnd, Brown, IN. ~ Churehws. COismse,
Invalid PsssioasNMessrs. Harris Tenn. Price. n,r-
tin. M,ony, Eastman, johnson, ohio) Kuhns, Jones,
RcAps AND CASaIs -Messrs Robinson, Colsoci. J. ".
,,TaTssssHEssirs. Carter Dimmiot Ward. Thurs.o..
PunIIc BuIDrNc GRoySDs.-Asssrs Stanton, tKy.l
RnyIsAL AND usysIsasp BrssEssrhSs.s Cable
Duncan.
EsonAvIse, -xss'rs Hammond, Riddles. and Miner,
LiBRARy. -kekers Chandler. woodward, and Maa1.
Esno,LrD Brnrs.-Messrs. wndrieS and Barrere.
Ash., welk. Csmpbeiitn
4t9r.'sa. 'i R.asiiss. wsisfisas Grow. ai.sss
t.rssDarrs y o. " g DsrARrsrsr'-Ae'sr' Dinni'
Issvspirrsr' OF N.fy srAarsrsT. xessrs; xexui-
, INrtNDIrun OF Posr orrIct DnrARrMrSr.-xessrs.
Fem Kurt ps ysc hs. Bartlett,
Hsss ] avs Outlaw. churchveli Taylor.
The Committee Printing has moi yet been appointed
cHAPLAISs SENATE AND HousE
resolution was received from the Senate proposal
the election Of Chspans by each House who are TO in
Mr. Jcsrs, Cdem) Of Tennessee, opposed the elscass
Of such officers ON the ground that there
thority for It. and becsufe 1t Is buresque Of the Chris
tan religion. lie moved to lay the resolution on the
table. Rejected, by yeas a. nays 100.
Mr.. B,nN, (dem Of Iowa, proposed an amendmea.,
that the Chspans shall not receive compensation out
Of the Treasury ofthe United States. Rejected
The senstes resolution was adopted and the House
then proceeded 10 the
There were twelve candidates In the ted, sud after
four votings, l.. y. Morgan, Methodist Episcopal wa
elected
PASSENGERS IN MERCHANT ssELs.
Mr. HAws gave notice Of his intention to introduce
bill amending the act regulating the carriage OF pas
sengers in merchant vcvels
tn, House hen adjourned.
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nEsTAURANTs.

7 ADIEs RESTAURANT CONNECTED WITH sHEL-
IL ieys fine establishment where ladies End gsnhemsn
procure dinners chosey served In han 1some
frvsts saloons ENTRANCE, first door this side Of Christ
thuree, just cut Of Broadway.
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The Virginia Election.

The Democrats here making great exertisns an
Inc whig majority has been reduced to-day.
In Norfolk county the democratic majority ia 225.
Princess Ann gives q democratic majority a II.
In Nsncemond the whg majority Is T6 With one pre-
cinet 10 hear from, which will reduce It slightly.
Isle Of Wight gives the democrats a majority Of III
Berkeley county gives johnson, (dem) for doeernsr
go majority
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AmUsE m ENTS.

sfNIRCUs.-THE NAGNIFICEST Ko3sUTH CANAL
" oade at tho Bo very Amphtheasre. - attracting i'm
audiences II to he again This aft srnoon
eel as in the evening the convenience Of families An
afternoon will he given Wednesday and
Saturday, common cling at half rest tvo.
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CHARLNsror, December ., 1851
The steamehip souiherDer from New York arrived
here this moi ming ct nine O'Clock
Nrw oass~s. December 9, 1851
The steamship wna-ld Scott ssaeS for rsrk to-aag.
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THE TURF,

Union COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-PACING-O
~ Thursday, llth inst stl c,cioek-A %atoh. tw miles
and .he grey horse Grey Harry; The track free:
JOHN I. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
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welcome. He was opposed TO iat.r,erense
with other nations. He believed the day was not
dista MT when Europe would be free, and thss
through the great moral influence Of isstirutons
but he also believed that tbs fret American gan nrsd in
a contest with Europe would W. disastrous to the
caufe liberty The altar of country has its OWE
temple that temple wsufere In II the Oppressed OF
every cline can find home whers taey can repose "a
safety And he was opposed TO carrying that aka
through the waters OF European revolutions. He Was
willing to vote for cordial wecorie but in doing 30,
he not committed to recognition false notioas
Of our destiny a dissemnator OF free principles
Mr. FooIE said be had introduced his original resoin
tion after conference with the secretary Of State anf
he had understood such resolution was approved by
the President He understood the President and his al
visers committed in favor Of come suitable rscep
tion OF Bossuth he now regretted having withdrawn
his resolution 1t might have been new passed He did
not understand Kossuth asking the interference OF the
government. He relied on the people. The people had
right to meet Kossuth in public, and to sid him with
money, II they thought proper lie thought 1t TO be
the duty OF Congress TO adopt this We should
not shrink from our duty from any dread CT the
sure, condemnation, or power Of the Gear OF Russia
What was there in this resolution that would give
offence to Russia II she took offence at It, il only
showed that she heartess yrapt and that should
be reason for passing 1t He could conceive how
any man in his could ia the passage Of this
tolution any thing TO embrol With other nations He
could net relish the taste Of ming the comparison
betweeD Koesuth and La Fayette IL could but wouni
the sensitive heart Of the person named
Mr. SUMNER 0reesoi) of Mass, got the floor, and tbs
Senate adjourned
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YHE DALL SEASON,

SEARlNGB PRIVATE DANCING AND wALTZIN0
~ Academy, B Bond street.-An ths dances taught
In te shortest possible tme classes to suit the
ofa boirees exclusively for the patrons Of the academy
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SALES BIZ AUCTION.

~ L. VAN zANDT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w Sale of Dry Goods. Tapestry, and Brussels Carpets
sGhis day. at IL Spruce street.W L. Ven Zandt will SELL
this day, atl0 o'clock, stock of retail Of Dry
Goods, By order of Assignee slso Tapestry aad Brussels
Carpets sofa Bedstesds Chairs, Stoves &c., for cash.
My JOHN SNIFFEN.-FURNITURE AND VARIETY
- she-This day, At l0 o'clock at 37 Bowery tho fur
1ilure family consisting of Beds Mattresses and Bed
dins bedstends Carpets Looking sasses Hall Lamps
81 Books Magazines, Maps SC, Hardware, Hollowware
wh variety not mentioned Alo Bar Furniture, Tools
-se.; also. grocery Sugar Bin and SHOW Case.
A uCTION NOTICE.-THoMAs BELL AUCTIoNEER-
"A BY IL r. Bush.-This Gay, at I0H o'clock, in the
and valuable assortment of household and cabinet Furn
cure OF all descriptions counting house Desks Carpets
Bsreaus Chairs, dining and tea Tables marble top do
Beds Stoves, Matresses also leo bottles NJ Bruuer Wne
- Absynshe Dfsndy Rum segars one Wagon and Harness
&c &e Thuradaysale Of the Furniture contained in The
boofe Reade street. Elm which contains four
eeen bedrooms psrors. kitchen, SO, ST l0k o'clock.
mo. L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER.-LARGE
and peremptery sale TO the trade and others Of the
Importation Of Mr. Charles Ahrenfedt Of 30 John street,
znesr William. John L. Vans Co. will SELL by
ton. Wedne Thursday and Friday 10TH II Oh, and
18Th Of December at 50 John street ito close partnership
sortment Of elegant French Porcelain Rosewood and
Eeony articles, Clocks GLASS. China, Parisn Marble
Brones &c 49, to which the ton of trade
quested Catalogues now ready.
DAwNBRoBERs sALE-w. N LEWIS WILL SELL
stairs, quantity Of pledges s.ns Of very
large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches Jegery &c.
10y order ofW j. Simpson, 25 Grand street, Sale
.nence at l0H o'clock Am.
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rAsT orr CLOTHING WANTED 70 PURCBAsh
" about 40 shoussnd dollars worth OF sood letter
Clots ing in large small quantities, ter which he tun
'alue will be given in current money onsrpesnon esnef
srsonay Through post 70 James Moreney his ssors
n Orange street. q few doors from Chatham ssrsea n
r,AsT.oFF CLOTHING, JEWELLERY, AND ALL
- kinds Of supernuous Articlesrhe subscriber stu
continues at the old established stand paying cash In eur
cent oney for The above on making application by note OF
otherwise. H. A. COWEN. N Wall street, b.sern rrt
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s"''sa eoaelsaw. u ,sws VIII sr..s. :.
'''nsa eea.'assa'tn' h wia y sssa ,h., 4,
s''.'lsis taaa iasily q, ~ tilatl &c.,, !.
--,,as beea 'ela,sl siaas IA NulEe..,io, !.
''s.-sA WsHsasl 4. th,.sfs... = u.-i..,.
'if.t q sssszzipu a. a rr.ds g. ps-u. .,
1>sf'E~'ed ssxa~ssa~ e. sri~..erx Bu, \
nay y A4ksd. ~kss .hssld h. dsss II e. -.
s'~''ssas shsa - esasiassl ssssI sh< xr,<,,.r<.
s'hs SUD bsesas sss great % be hus<i Go.
'H"'s GrsAza ssys. and his essa~l i. s.eh n.
nc nay sa'siy fslls~; Il oooa.rl as .b.,emr.,
. nsi'nes ever he trus nights q de ssssh. and
sash ss The las % surrender The rixhs a. Resslo.
''0a. Should sssse@ioas ed grievances s.s-s 40
Js~ns q. iifas. however. shss Il SSH . s..< a
n'ns' s.H ever seesr. Ne sh.li make an out and
os' Se'o'u''sa. which sh.iI leave no rsem fss
oouH' and easfaP no man's oea>cissee.s
Dus b sdmiised On al hands, erc~ps smau,
inc ms-essen in South c.rolina and rls<wher.
.i'a' no such nsee-ily eri~s q r~e-n,. and we
ScPe never ~iil- Gov. Graham sasisr. . .sr;es
adherence 10 the compsomi-e. and ssys that our
peculiar Interests have leea placed BY i, under
'ssu~r protection ihsn shey have enjoyed Coz the
las twenty sesrs
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= o w n p erty
FOR SALE OR RENT

A THE subscriber. having de,s,-
IMP mined TO remove, oiIsn ios ssIe q
I'LL rent the Lot now occupied ~ Nm,
!. e13s<z IN the town Of HilIsborourh. Lot
NO. IL, situated at the corner Of King and WaIe
streets. The improvements consist Of lsrge AMI s
commod'ons Dwelling House and an necessary
Lighthouses, al.o an Office convenient 40 The
street. and other Rooms sufficient q, The .s.on'.
mediation Of q dozen boardcrs. On Inc ID, 4 alsa
an unialng Well Of good wafer. and , well cuI.
uvsicd Garden. This Is one Of Inc most rl;g;hle
lots IN the town. and Admiralty adapted 10 Inc
convenience Of those who may wish 10 4. ke board.
ers.
Opposite the above mentioned lo,. and senar.,.
Cd from u by Wake street, is another lot No
isv which Is also offered for sale or rent. h, i
wen adapted 10 cultivation, and has on i, rommo.
dIous Stables and plat Of Luceme recently
sown. 3
The lint Lot will be sold low. and The nav
men's regulated 10 suit the convenience Of mr..
chasers. Should that be sold, the other viii IA
sold on terms equally reasonable.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will pIca.r call
and examine the premises, and In INV shs~pcc.
reference may he made TO Stephen Moore. eso.
who will act as agcnt for me.
r. ii. GRAVES.
s"y ~<u, 1901. o.
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THE RESURRECTION IN CUBA.

The report Of the insurrection has
been confirmed BY more recent intelli.
gence received at Savannah by the
steamship Isabel, Capt. Rollins. The
patriots had had several engagements
with the Spanish troops, in one Of which
the troops were repulsed, with a loss Of
500 killed and wounded. The Spanish
soldiers were deserving in large num-
bers. and joining the patriots.
The Governor of Matanzas has in
formed the Captain General that the
citizens are preparing to raise troops in
order for his relief.
Another despatch SAYS: "The mas.
sengers [by the Isabel state that the
accounts Of the outbreak in Cuba have
been greatly exaggerated. There had
been an insurrectionary movement at
Puerto Principe, in the early part of
the month, and several skirmishes be-
tween the insurgents and the Spanish
troops bad taken place. In one Of these.
4 few days before the Isabel sailed.
Col. Cont, in command of Spanish
regiment, had been taken prisoner
together with nine officers and thirty
soldiers.
The authorities and citizens of
Havana evinced no alarm at the ont
break. The former were prepared for
any emergency, and had adopted the
most effective measures to guard a.
,ainst the invasion. The excitement
the affair had nearly died |
way at Havana. The Havana market
vas unchanged"
Later LnfeLigeace.-The accounts
rom Havana to the 2Ist of July, are /
cry contradictory. Letters received
rom creditable sources, state that many
owns are in arms, and that the insur-
ents number five thousand strong.
The Spanish troops in the skirmishes
nth the insurgents, had suffered severe
Dsses. The rebels, according to some
ccounts, were about declaring pro-
isional government.
An express had arrived at Havana,
18th letters from Puerto Principe, da-
ID July 10th, for the Captain General.
hich state on the other hand, that the
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~ slEfne of Deed Of Trua exeruicd "a Az
UNDERSIGNED ~ Jscob IIsuThsa on. arress-
ed. he WI elier fas sale. fx r.<h. an me ash Is.
slant. king Aenday of August coun. on dc
premises. he HOUSE and Lar n H,lI-.a. o.eb
where ssid Hsushawoss DID ks,isr.~. one Rort-
.~-y esn'sse. one large feiIef's Wagon. f~o
ne'srS. .ssefai Copper s'iils. aai qssssay Il
I'm snJ "copper" Wsn and Materials.
=. n. FAUCETr. Trustee.
August 2. ie5i. ss,d.--
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III AIR II / u Id /,

On the Goth inst, in Chatham county. by The
Rev. John Tinpin, DANIEL q. HlnpKs, esq, Of
Graham, to Miss Z. G. HARsAx, Of Chatham.
On Tuesday the 2sth uliimo, by M. w. Holt,
esq, Captain G. c. CuRrls 10 Miss TKxrraAxcx
A. Hour, all of Alamance.
On the 3Oth ult, by the Rev. A. @. Hughes,
MT. JoHs VINCENT to Miss AvELrSE MuRmAr,
both Of Alamancc county.
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Obituary.

Died, at Natchez, on the 4th ult., in the sd
year Of her age, Miss Mlnr W., eldest daughter
Of the RI. Rev. William N. Green, D. D., Bish-
op Of the Diocese Of Mississippi.
Died, at the residence Of his mother in Lex
'ngton, Va, on Sunday the Goth ult., after short
but painful illness, Mr.. JAcos w. HAusnAweur,
Of this place, aged about 20 years. He has lef
behind him an afiectionate and devoted wife, 4
child, and large circle of relatives and friends
who deeply deplore his loss. TCox.l
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a DueL-fhr M1lui1ia BsnneF Il.iss a.
ularn.iiaa I'D lera ru-eissd & fauf dos th.i
: doei ~as k1sha ns.s Ne s.lsaa gs.p. II soslk
Lsfska4. - ths z<h 49, l<4wr<n Col Joha
bsh'sf. 81 hrsS~r~aasiH<. n ths szss~. and
Ssfcss Es~in. CO.. 81 A<h<silsr, ems a dc eds-
's<s 81 he Ass<sil'e Nr~. Gel Barter Was ih<
s'si'rnsed psny. and The Banner ssses shst pc
Nous 10 BE n'e<sinr. he gave his ply zieian poss
aref4fsns his ins~nfisn nos 10 Gre. Mr.. Ewin
hnd' sat bis bah foak eazss ia the night hand a
h's slssfsay and h.lsrd In his arm. Iis pserisr
i'es''oa MAS not sscrstais<si Col b. pssso, wsni
OF wben BIZ h,nd ~as s,rsrk. The wound MA.
-sere. bai il Is thought riII ma destroy The use
of his hand.
The d'iiiruiiy grew out Of political DIFFERENCES
'sd'ng 70 same personalities. M. Erwin h sall
% have pssfIercd ffienaship sil~r the Gre, whch
Cd. bsrsss Refused. but expressed his willingness
that The affair should terminate ss il was.
Col Barter, we t<Iiese. has seseral tises bern
member ofthe Legislature. and was one Of The
Eieeisfs Coz this Stale in The last Presidential
eiec'ion. MI. Erwin was member o. The l,s,
Legislature.
-col. William Gost has resigned the office Of
IN Grsensboroush. and Mr.. Levi No.
se0'' has been sPpoinied in his place.
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NOTIcE

AalAo irra aFF.aiuissf 3 a. Bed 81
GolaEais.iunrr I, f.te A. 4. - t,..IS..
~ ne tasn a FiLhasoush. / hrslr .j,e 90,
% ne elizras e lhs ia9n. If An .s,rrs :.
= -. ~ nass~ 90 saiusdzy ANT. Gllr s.h in.al
~ I1fie-< g rerrisins sheir Ii,a ! haFs
@ ~ oTsss m giving IN; hus - an iansnlise
20 s1sf. ~oad rsmi1d ihr eisirrns hat q failurs
m ms reT~ss wiil ai,r~f shrm A. . Al. s-~.
A.c- MURLocE. Up.
Nass~ esh- s5-
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To Builders or Contractors,

PROPOSALS. will DO received until the ooh
= Of August next for the building Of an add.
ton 10 the Milton Female Academy. The build.
ing to be thrty-six by twcnty-four feet Of brick,
leaving two stories with the basement. The base
ment 10 form large dining room, seventeen feet
wide, leaving six ieet to protect the south wall
Of the old building. the said wall forming one Of
the walls Of the new building for thirty-two feet
leaving but three walls Of brick TO be built. Each
Of the upper stories 10 have two rooms with
passage six feet wide next to the old building.
Inside walls framed Of wood, and laihed and plas-
tered. Two chimneys and five fire places-io be
built Of good materials-.work plain and neat,
with necessary doors and windows-plas.ered in
side and covered with good heart shingles. Me-
ney will be advanced to the contractor as the
building progresses, and the building 10 be com.
pieted early in the ensuing year.
N. ]. PALMER, Sec'y.
Milton, N. e., July IS, 1851. 95-lw
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NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURES
AND TRADE.

The schooner Elizabeth. Capt. n.
kamley. from Newhern. bound 10 Charles.
Inn, put into Smiihvillc ON Friday last, on
account Of head winds. She 10 loaded
with wooden goods. from the Factory Of
Slanly a. Onion. Newbcrn. This is the
firslslipmen, ol home made wooden poads
Tor The home market. Formcrly. South
Carolina purchased these gonIs from
Massachusetts. Captain n. will return
from Charleston 10 Wilmington. where he
Will take in load Of North Carolina
Wool.
Thus are the Aholilionisis putting us
upon The road Of independence. They
have Internationally done ms murh good
hut for them. we would never have
thought of The process above stated, or
known how easily we ran become our
own manufacturers, and at The same time
cause our enemies 10 iecl the Gomez
qnenccs Of The Wrongs inflicted upon Us.
We do not expect that these results will
have any influence on the cour-e Of north
ern fanatics. bu, ], may spur the professcd
friends of the Constitution at the north, To
more decided and unequivocal action in
vind'ca,ion Of the principles Of that in
sirLmeni. Whatever Of arrangement Of
feeling. az collision Of interests may arise,
is chargeable solely 10 the aboliiionisls Of
the North. and the apathy Of those who
have professet 10 be friendly 10 the rights
OF the Souih. in that section. They have
chanre 10 .redecm the time," if they
will do il. WI chroo.
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rsb' j, commended by Joaquin Asu.
cru. had been dispersed by ne govern
meat troops. IN the Eastern province,
with loss Of Eve killed, sad many
horses. munitions Of war, Sc. espiur-
ed. Many a the insurgents. il - i'd
oed. had surrendered. and others were
wiling TO lay down their arms upan
,he assurances Of pardon. Another
letter states that Aglero. the eemmsn.
der Of the insurgents. had been can
tured.
The city Of Havana. and the rest of
the Island was Tranquil. the object n
contrary rumors being to create excite
ment in America.
The cholera and yellow fever were
prevailing 10 some extent in Havana.
There were but Few Spanish meu-of.
war at Havana, most Of them having
sailed for Principe with Government
troops.
Savannah. July sssh.
RPorfed Battle at Nsurifas.-It ia
stated IN letters from Havana by the
Isabel. that a battle had been fought
between the patriots and Spanish troops,
At NeurItas, in which the Spanish were
defeated. and nine officers made pr;s
oners. among them Col. Cont, the com
mander Of the Spanish forces. The
Spanish troops hed, and embarked ON
board steamer.
The patriots returned to Neuxitas. |
forced.
The Government has despatched
1000 troops against them.
The citizens Of Neuyitas were Ieay- |
ing in large numbers
The Outbreak In Cuhl-A New
York letter to the Philadelphia Ledger.
IN relation to the late revolutionary
news from Cuba, says that nobody in
that city believes that the rising near
Principe would have taken place. un- |
less the leaders in the movement were
expecting reiniorcements from the U. |
states. There are plenty Of people com
ing forward to bear witness to what
they say, is fact-that not only have
large numbers Of men gone South from
New York city, Of late, but that large
supplies Of warlike stores have been
sent after them BY sea. Much of this is
based on mere rumor; but rumor or no
rumor, the United States Marshall and
his agents are about to give these stories
a thorough sitting.
Accounts to the 22d have been re-
ceived from Havana. by the Isabel, ar
rived at Charleston on Friday evening
last. Conflicting accounts are still
furnished. One statement is, that there
had been rising Of the Creole popula-
t'on at and near Puerto Principe, San
Juan, which had been joined by a part
OF the Spanish troops in the neighbcr-
hood. The other statment, which is
more reliable, is that the insurrection
at Principe created no alarm in the ISL
and Of Cuba, aud the exaggerated re-
ports have their origin at Havana, with
the sole objec, Of creating an excitement
IN the United States. The leader of the
lnsurrection. a Senior Aguero, had been
taken prisoner with a number of his fol-
lowers. and the rest Of the party had
offered to give themselves up to the
government, IL they were assured of par.
don.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-06

Will he sold 81 puiaie saIr. On
f ne selh Of August. being Tuesas, Of
~ Orange County Court. . parcel o.
:. sA~ Land. femins pan II the Moomssld.
,,ac'' containing Two Hundsed and Seventy
, Inree Aerex Said land adjainx rhe Lands q
Mii-on Watson. The l<ie David William. and
homss hastings. This parcel AZ land i All in
woods. and sone portion IL well iiml<rrJ. Its
position u shout one mile and hall in a direct
line hon The Central Railroad. and !, i IrIrv~J
would he desirable In furnishing materials that
val be nereS~aD In the CONSTRUCTION "a tbe Road.
Terms made known on the day 81 sale.
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