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The New York herald., 1851-08-01
STATE or " .orE,


l.oNpcv, Friday Lve1ing. July Is. 1851
Tie Jos B& Rgodo'-Ead Dgby's Motion o
Coye slFaus--T,s D,b,tc IN hc EfHsh assembly
or A. Rcrsion II ne CoasiSsaioR- GpmB.y--
Hali - Pms ~. anf EadnaHfof Nqples-ports-
gal-7Ir Nv Mn qyy--Ftars ct an Oy,broat
"a Mdiantif AZ China, &C., &c., &C.
The tents Of lsfael lave been again torn down
The Christian refus 70 l'nit To- Jew to e.isla;e
in Great Britiin. " the House OF Lords last Aigh.
the second reading Of the. Oath Of Adiuratisn BILL
the bill for admitting Jews 20 take seats in Par
lamont, was aegativcd by majority of thriy-s1.
The numbers were, for Toe second ;sading, los
against It, M. The bill consequently is lost
The discussion iartcok tuito q historical ielt
gioue nature.
The Lor3thtBcollor in moving the seeol rehd-
ing of the bin, dvlt upon national righis % Bri.
tlA oy.n J.us. llc femadej the Loris 4 tse
case If Pharaoh, who was chesssci .Of sor' atirS
The tews tie oontendcd Cha. tlo cJngoie- t,ous
Dew vas o more des rcus msubts than . tafelcsi
inGld. lie c ut'ud,i by quoting the dyse vorda
of orr sa,i ,i.. tsihtr, fotg1 there tacy auugy
rol tbat th.y do." %, corclldCd by on appeal q
.u.t.y, and m..ey, Lcid Nelson Oyt ostd IN it
,on, rding. Iie aimitted thel ,hc words Of tb
csc.ldr9 ..'h tes' "c, or'xinalyl sgr 1 as ius
,at Jcw, ia. ne argued IA: :a5ss.a.a ,rstls
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Jenny Lind and Anna Bishop Mt Buffalo.

IoJl
The Lind and Bishop mania here does not seem to
abate. On Monday they gave their first concerts, and
both had crowded houses. On the following evening
Anna Bnop gave her second concert and last evening
Jenny gave hers. Both perfect jams. To morrow
evening Anna Bishop gives musical festival in aid Of
abe fsnd for the relief Of fremen The hremen have
given notice Of their intention to parade streets in
Iun force, in honor Of the benevolent act
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Common PIeas-speeial Term.


Jrfr s1-IIirau Pack ~ TIE Maycr &c. Of N.r York
in this case which he'd been tried three times
die in each instance rerrned for the plaintiff foi
rocks before h house by which the death Of hs was
occasion ed serious injury inflicted on his wife aud
Toition cf his house ard property demolished On the
last trisi the verdict vas 81 Ot2 30 motion made
for nother trial and his Honor, Judge Woodruff,
gave tie iclin'-'rr decon:--Ths is motion for new
trial upon the ground tAat the damages excessive
prove that the iury di-egarief the charge and
governed by feeling and nd not by the
eyijnce In tho cause. There II reason l'eye that
the Jury intended 10 slve 70 the panti1 t fullest in
dmpty fer the injury he hsa sustained Accokd ~ VI
their finding the culrabc carecsuess Of the defendant
nQrrta in bastng rocks hefre the PLAINTIFF door had
occaCred the death n bis under the most distress
ing circumstances injured hi wife 20 render med
cal ot mgca attendance necessary for many months
destroyed hi fur sDsrr. AND Temporarily deprived him
ofa portion Of his dwelling In bringing their mind
TO the inquiry. What sum Is sufficient to In
demrify the plaintiff, under the circumstances
II is net unlikely that rympatby with the plain
t disposed The minds % the jury 20 regard his claim
for damages with yor: nevertheless DO not think the
verdict should be et aside Their have been three tsia
each trial a Jury lave given verdict for greater sum
than the preceding On motion for new trial the
Court feel bound notice this state Of things and the
con.iderAtion that The actual eNpense q many tra i
20 great that the whole recovery may be thereby con
sumcd may properly bs taken iuio r." y Ds ssse IN
witch no rule of lev has been violated aud pspahe In
Justice has not done a. the attendants In the pre-
sent case the jury have msde literal estimate 9i tne
value Of the eervces q the pniniits ie whe sn was
srsrinc from the injury sustained hut u would be rs
culi fcr the Court prest rbe precis rule 10 Whcn
tbpy Guild be confined a. " would be Tor witnesses 70
sppa, an state how much such servcesae "oIth 70
husband The proofs not very specific IN regt 10
this nr som uf the other items Of danage but the Ju
rurs are q xercie theif judgment men o sense ana
general eKp rence tho Affairs of life aud they MAJ ue
tbis and in gcnersl must In estimating damn ss
the moo II are slight well M WHOM confiotng " te
defendants have been aaeeved by al eItSrs o - aW s
curing at the trial they viii obtain rtict through Lh
bi Of exceptions bat the motion fcr trial must
bl denied, with $40 costs
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NEWS BY TEL EG II A PEI.
The Attempted Union between the Aboii-
tion Whigs and the silver Greys.
AIRANr, July 81, 1851.


The Whig State and Legislative Conference Com
ittees met according to arrangement in this city this
morning. There threoirst the silver greys, who
seeded from the State Convention last fall secondly
the Seward wooi.y- besds who remained and thirdly
the committee appointed by the wings of the Legislature
They In session at different places at the
Capitol one at Congress Hail. and the other at Van
veehten Hall They have had consultation in one
body.
Various propositions have been submitted but as yet
no adjustment Of the difficulties which have existed in
1he party has been agreed upon and likely will not to-
day, If at all
ALBASy July Clio P. NJ
The silver greys have made proposition that single
State Convention shall be called and equal number
OF each section b. placed the State ticket That
new state Central Committee Of the same character be
formed that the State Convention endorse the principles
contained in President Flmores message of 1850 and
also endorse the compromise Of the last Con-
gress This proposition has not been accepted
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TIE brilliant audience lest night 1T Castle Ga i'c 'as
one q those iuirrtstr- spccaces which 9lW3gs fNc
~, to erioy a truly worthy exhibition Of nrt Z
s,bpamb,,la was repeated With many lmgrovem n'- ~
nxrtcedipp rel lrcscutaton a II which was 1't lots
,o r t,sie savl however, sang With great care Hnu
itb more eaitesness and power than usual a'o az
mas satisflon which he Is 50 capable o. saaDl
-, 81 t,.t. sorib eu his pcvelt Ills first at va
ttfy a-eortle au1 iu thc ns Il it anc 10 ihl n
4, . 81 III. ecsud aet w. dr,w ~ wariaess GIflst
f,i - rl-t rs-t az tbt thrCugcd audt'ry ho'io -
,.-..s II Irirmrgsa ae Amiua The cara ira wa 'el,-
cr.lv ttultrtJ sud the cutitc r' was su.taneN WV,
sdB irabc power and silcct The setting o. lhs PSI ~
trIy futuss.ea b. the bJilauty ot the rtca hs'ivh
Hsi ui pso distingu hed hinscu ~ lts recm -. 70.
ord n, VS. ,uthu instios'y appi,ulcA ts.Hisit We
LIE 10 b. treated with Lucia Ji lainta fnagti IN
wbt y tte srrst Pcttini appears a. Eigardo Ths =
rart piece of lyric vprescntstion sue cam ,H.
Ifvv etsractye with the powerful ca1t wheh h' 's'u
selected 10 give he oserA every hcienY
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Army Intelligence.

WAsmVGroS July 81, 1861.
The Secretary Of wFr has, for the present, postponed
The court martial Captain Thomas, of the Quarter
masters Department vino l. charged with i'm proper
peadituros in New Mexico, 20 afford time pro-
cure eu the facts from Santa Te.
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Navigation OF the Pennsylvania Canal
Resumed.

HARRIserRc, July 81, 1851.
Mr. Anderson, the supervisor on the canal in the
on lai waste by the late storm the Juniata has
Gar accomplished the work Of repair that boats
enabled to pass through Mill Creek aqueduct last night
II accident happens hc is confident that the whole
line Of canal will be in operation this evening
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NEWS VIA Nrw ORLEANS.

The following letters sent by the Falcon to New
Orleans, and addressed 20 Gsnersl LOPer, are pub
lisiea IN th. Dela Of that city,--
HAvANl, July IL, 1851.
DEAR GFSERAI-The day glorious day OF
North Ameiica-haS been y good one for Us too.
Juan Arteaga and his brother Waldo we're at the
head Of the movement in the centre, and directed
il with considerable skill; Cor although the go
vernment has taken possession of all the cores
pondence, we know, from priyate communication,
that the patriots have been able TO retire to their
strOngholds, with very little loss although pursued
by very superior forces. Joaquin Aguero, san
chez. and another we're taken ana shot on the spot
--whllst the enomy lost twelve men, captain and
q lieutenant.
l. is said that the Governor OF the Central De
partment, Limerick, WIS killed in the fight, which
report seems confirmed by the fac that General
Mouzano il in command Of the troops
TIE cry of Independence was giyel at - three
o'clock in the morning, in the streets Of Puerto
Principe, by twenty mc1, who, a. soon a. they
found themselves attacked by largely superior
forces fell back IN good order upon the camp Of the
rstiots In the mountains Of Cascorra, where seven
hundred men and two hundred Americans wore
waiting fot thcm. IL is said that as soon a. they
hear from wo other points, which we're to pronounce
on The same day, they would leave their retreats
| nud commence active operations.
| All tyes are turned towards you, dear General
all our loIos concentrate in you. to furnish us with
| aims 30 give unity to those scattered ana dscoh-
| ncrie1 movements. You arc expected at every
4 NJ. ana the Chlel feNAOn given
\ ing toe revolution was. that as soon as u com
| mCn.td thc government Of the United states
| would not interfere with you. l. +
P.S.-- ttis Dow positively asserted that the kegi-
| mCrs Of Cantabria has gone overto the phtr'ots
| II Is certain-yery ccrtain-that something OF the
| Lirl hes taken place, from the severe mcasur9i
! nov beiLg taken e rrrarste the sodiets snlIey
ilom the ciiiaeIs They cannot move from tlcu
bar 4oks without special lie nse NON The Cap
! al GSre-o', whica q tsntanoun. to aoscluto i'm
w>s 'aI- ent, /. r.
= brief d.spasch, in cypher, addressed to Gen
| L0r-Z, saysi-
| nAvANA, July II.
The patfott have promo urcad IN two places an,
| vii pnrtain thsmselycs. Tom Ow1w, she iSth
! anothcr rronuuc.sneato takes place rt H.
They are veil prepared Come' Come' T.. ID
EhvAL rNtELLI 3RvCE.
The sloop of war Dclrhin is riso ordered to b
ec. rasav s,, ses. 81, he's been d5lcd cut for
| rt,co ox,od;ti,n O.s Of the objects is. to 10
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Naval Intelligence.

Nosroiv, July 20 1851.
IT,. United States ship plymouth l. ready to sail, but
& detained by unsvorsbc weather The United States
uteaT5er Lcgare sailed for her station 20 day
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Eire Mt south Bostsn.

BosroN, July 81 1851.
portion Of the buildings connected with the Suffolk
White Lead Company at South Boston, was burnt last
might Loss 5000
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Encounter Berween Indians and United
states Troops.

NEw ORLEANS July %, 1851
The steamer from Galveston reports encounter
between our troops and some Indians The mails, sc
taken from the mail rider recently murdered, were
&c captured by the troops
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

NhrEowsBUEc, July 81, 1851.
Ihs morning brakeman named Patrick Mallory.
while walking the top Of the way freight train fell be-
1woen the and killed his head being split open
by = wheel lie Of the oldest hands the
The New York herald., 1851-08-01
Fire ut Ashland, Mass.

BosroS, July 81, 1851.
The hotel and stables in Ashland Mass, owned by Mr.
ohn Stone and occupied BY VA Scott, were consumed
by FIRE last evening together with four valuable horses
~ Is supposed TO have been the work Of an incendary
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The uhlo at Ptstsbur~

n schooner r. " Brown. # Eastport carried away
Der forcTnsst, during gale oG Cape uattea satuE-
day nir ht
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Erw orLEANs July %, 1851.
r. re las beer market for cotton to day--some
rsns lots were sold at Tc f0r midling 200 hhds to-
Bscco have chsrgei bands and the market l. firm.
auo.ei at SOC E5c prime Mess pork sells at si4
20 Rio Coffee iapro,ng. with sales Of prime az &C.
Gum, age are at o. G. -
BiruNoRr July 81 1851
orr market is steady aud prices geaorely are
charged
Brrr 10, July 81 1851.
RECEIPTS of the past ~ hour Flour 700 bbs wheat
mona corn 10000 tufhtls Flcuris in modernte demaD
aud the nake ~ heavy 200 bills Michigan sold ~ SO 4i
So So Wheat l. steady aud hrn small sales Of Ohio tt
yfs 'Gc Corn Is steady at yesterdays rates 43o
40 for Western miscd oats are improving. The
csegh, O aoUs 10 nov isc.. and on corn pisc.
AtsAvr. July 81, 1851.
since our iss hc receipts have bscn feur 5000 bbs
wheat. AtCQ butiais; corn ll,(00 bushels. Western
nfur 4 In seir dtmind, without material change in
prircs. 1(CO thls sold Corn Is easier, ana the
Ssrtei h qiict 1000 bushels were sjld Including
.imasr-d miAed, ut zoe. = sic. oats, 5000 buslels
Chang a hsnls " 4oc.
y.< '.~~
yr,r Cuo-.sRA IN NnatNIA. The Ch4tlest6Sl
<vaD Re1utlican has The following ~ We rcgreS
e. ictrr, from on authentic source. that this fell
disoaee hes mnd, its Appearance w Ravpuswood-
Jsc1.a0o county There hnd been soven aths ~
tr Il rssv last We heard OF no nalaes but those OF
d I.6n Tborn ,uR two Of his children, aud NJ
Ti;uirs A voupx man. uemsd Tucker, died 0
obo'erl, or the s,camcr skipper, coming up, on
SIbrslsy M John Thomp'or died near L0vcu
Furrsce ON Fridsy last, af,er short Illness, o.
rholefe On the same day. ueaIo man, ~ tn'
rmrloylnent of Mr. w A. McMul en- died oi va
seVf dsease IN this plece. on SUNDAY sltsrn0on
n middle aged colorcd woman servant oi of' Co'
fop. a Z dof cholera after Q short sickness
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The Fniiure In Baltimore

BAIrrNoRE July 81, 1851.
II l. supposed that Messrs Harrison s. Co. can pay 75
percent OF their liabilities.
The New York herald., 1851-08-01
NEWS VIA 30 TON.

Tie Boston Aflas, Of yesterday, gives the follow
pnrngraph'-
Cpptsl French, of the bsrkJ " Andrews. arrived at
this port yesterday forenoon from sagua 10th inst r.
ptrfs cvcy thing qrie n that part Of the island when
h. left Nothing was known there among the people Of
ths insurrectionRry movements Of the patrots.
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to the coast of England The following is list of

to the coast of England, The following is list Of
her officers -
Lieut. Commanding, S. p. Lee; Acting Master AL
phonse Barbot; Passed Midshpmen, j. p Hall, H. 7.
Renshsw, James Daniels III N. Van Zant.
The folle wing is list Of the officers on board the
Preble:-
Lieut. Commanding T T. Craven; 1st Lieutenant. r..
l.. Tlgbmsn; Professor H. H. LOCKWOOD Assistant Pro-
fessor Samuel Marcy; Purser j A. semple: Assistant
j. H. Hamilton, John Adams Jshn G. Walker Thomas
Arnold Geo b. Bacon Vim l.. Bradford, Robt j Bowen,
Chas G. Carpenter, james Chaplin Robert @ Foster
Leroy Fitch Robt. Hugunin, Jr., Allen G. lizard VIM A.
Kirkland George NJ Mather, r. W Meade Jr, M. W.
McEntee, Andrew Mccartney, Jas w. NJ Lanahan.
John q. Mitchell, Charles L Peek Frank NJ Ramsay
Bennett !, Riley, Aneas Armstrong William IT. Smith;
Boatswain, Mitchell Hail. Gunner, H. Curtis Hines.
The American si56p 0f war Decatur, 10 guns,
Commander Green, arrived at Castries, st. Lucia,
early in July, from Havana, and few days after
sailed on a cruise.
The st. Lucia Palladium of the 11th ult says
The Austrian frgate Venus, mounting 40 guns,
Capt. Louis Fautz, arrived here on the 25th ult.,
from Gibraltar, on her voyage to Havana The
appearance of an Austrian man-ofwar in the Carib-
bean sea is an occurrence Of novel character. The
Austrian flag bears a great resemblance to the
Spanish flag, the only difference being in the crown
in the centre. The crew Of this vessel princi-
pally Italians. These circumstances will ensure
their favorable reception by the Habaneros. The
frigate is said TO be on cruise, whilst there are
strong TO suspect that her visit to Cuba l.
somewhat connected with the various runners which
have been received in Europe, of the preparations
going on il the United States for the inS ssion OF
that island.
The New York herald., 1851-08-01
The Southern Mall.

pftrsnrRo, July 81 is61
Ttge are four of water 10 the channe day and
ra-iug slowly. Weather cloudy.
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being hours aud j. Carrie kferrus az
the rate of12 geographical mio nearly III kngtn Per
.our Wind mcstly light fron y W to West. sails
only ccc; siuuaiy draviHg-wth q smocth started
with the hrst Of the nocl Tie agat Der. and cone up
the Acuth meeting ing chN ell in nth the Firc-
fly steam rom ArsossGn. NJ hisa Craig aud came %
a., outsance of the barber .Ightly ahca1 II hex
The ady,ces from Marscillcs statc that busincs
hal slightly improved. Coffee and saga- wore in
better demand, but there was no acausl advance in
prices.
The ". :. ftigatc St. Lawrence, Capt. J. Il
Sands, had left the Iagss for New York.
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BALTIMORE, July 81, 1851.
w har no mail south OF Ialeigh to night.
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TIE CUBAN EXPEDITION.

Captain Phneas o. Wilson, late master of the
steamboat Cleopatra, who was included in ihe
warrant against O'Sullivan and others, issued en-
the 18th April last, was yesterday afternoon az
rested on a charge Of being engaged in the late
expedition against Cuba.
The owner Of the steamer Monmouth requests rs
to say that the NJ is engaged in lawfal trade. and
no. in any way concerned in the Cuben expedition.
The " is now at Baltimore,
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EAvAL rNrELLiIEvcE.

The sloop Of war Dclrha is flso ordered to be
co, rasdV for sea. she he's been dttcd out for a
scientific expedition. Ols Of the objects is' to OBJ
tain souud1gs Hrrsctiosbe, sron the BSrmudas
The New York herald., 1851-08-01

The patfott have promo ourcad IN two places, and
viii palutain Themselves. TON movow, she iSth,
another rronuucismeato takes place rt IL.
They are veil prepared Come' Come T.. ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
WORLDS FAIR AT NEW YORK

Tho London Morning Chronicle gives body a
which had been current in the foreign department Of the
cent exhibition for several weeks in the following
"nhuenced by the marvellous which has attended,
this great undertaking. and convinced o the benefits which
must 10 the citizens Of the United States from cx
hibion OF similar character in that country steps have
been taken for holding preparatory New York in
the next ycur 1t may be remembered that some time since
we published the circular issued by committee Of gentle
men at New York The subject Of this projected Worlds
Fair, and slated that tho proposition submitted 10 The
vurous continental governments had with considerable
approba II is not contemplated in instance
10 urrangc for exhibition upon gigantic scale the
present one but it proposed TO copaciu building
upon eligible site in the centre Of The Of New York.
which has been placed at the disposal the projectors by
one of its wcshiest and most influential citizens The
building will be constructed OF iron ani glass upon plan
similar to the present in Hyd. Park and will be
considered by the government bonded warehouse. Brit
ish and foreign goods will be conveyed from the Thames
and from suitable ports in other by stclass
sells provided by the directors and of the undcrtak
ing Upon their arrival at New York the goods will be
deposited in the building without any warehouslng charges
upon their sale remltlances will be made to the
owners.
The various continental governments including those of
Austrin Rome, Spain md several OF the German States
have are informed given their TO the propositions
and ver= large proportion Of the articles exhibited IN
the foreign departments and which may remain unsold at
the close of the exhibition, will be direct tho United
States. NJ. MOnti, and the other principal ltaan
sculptors have agreed TO send specimens OF ihcr
productions, and there Is every reason TO believe
that the patronage which will be bestowed upon theu
in country yet young in art and not pcsscs-
sing many works of this kind, will be satisfactory Scve-
raj Of the British believing that this opening up Of
Ia market for their productions, will be beneficial
TO them have uao promised their support; and many
of the manufacturers and nachinsts OF this county,
of The consequences ID themselves OF allowing
their continental rivals to be alone represented in tAis
congress Of and Industry have also stated
their intention Of contributing it, pruspectuses setting
fully and in detail tho nature OF the intended e
hibon will be issued in few days each Of the British
exhibitors inviting their concurrence have no DOUBT
that the proposal will be responded in manner sailsiac-
Yorv ife
pectabe and influential projectors"
OF the details of this plan informed (writes the
London correspondent Of the Boston Pos) though have
believe tha, it is favored high quarters both
here and in America and that upon substantial ou-
sness basis You will probably hear more of j! shortly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
SOUTH AMERlCA-H CRUELTY.


The suhoined is from the Journa! du Havre. The news
was furnished by the Senne, Capt Aueoirc which left
Monevdeu on the l0th of August Ii the news be Iur
the present century is stained with decd Of bopd transcend
ng in burbariy anything remember 10 have read in Tic
darkest and most brutal times The facts detailed fol
lows:
On the lst Of August the National Guard OF CoOna had
yenturGd their satisfaction ut the departure OF the
troops the Carlson commanded by Lieut. General More
no Al the same time they took little pains 10 cuncca iic
fact that the entrance of General Uqu!Za and Cazon intu
the Oriental territory not di-p zhsng 10 them Oosef
wing symptoms Of the tendency Of pubic opino th'
police agents Orbe hasrned 10 inform ncno, who was
then cncanpet six leagues from Cuona. As soon as ms
officer hai examined the u his spies, he returned
with nil speed Coionia bringing with him about four hun
drcd and hundred horses entered Ihe town aud gaY
the signal for general mems suspected" cfll
Jren fell under the knives Of the cut throats Moreno L.
excite by his example hc fury of these ssasins win HI"
own hands the throat Of young IN NAMED Napoieo
NcvCs.
Fearful incidents marked the OF this scene oi car
mage The cxseuOaers, inuriaeL against their victims
were seen muliaic ea 10 rob the G'rSeS % ticl lew
and, satisfied with cutting un mel
ingrrs and noses up their skins into strips 10 itk
ropes their harness Tic rclncnent nl cruelty "iic
canitas n lhelr prisoners has been tdy SURPASSED
by Lieutenant OF Oiibc
Ii is be,und doubt that among the Victims the precS
number OF whom had been asccrdinej AT in departure
lime established in CvDna, where he executed Dasue'u-
type portraits and wu had always Kept himself aiori iron
the political affairs of th~ county, This nnnhpp: man mas
bacn bascy n,ssacred. Al lhc moment when III" cut
throats OF Moreno entered CoJna lie was enjoying tht
amus,ncnt Of fishing. Two OF the "feches were expressly
detached from iruup put end u hi snd lew 'o'
ncnis acrward his uul.uted was stretched upon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
FAMILY MEDICINE.

TE who makes iva blades OF wheTo one has
hereto CROWN doubtless pubic beneactor but the
succeeds rendering all medicines unnecessary where SUI
has he Iru'oe accustomed iced Is
pubic neneiacor, and should receive the
s...- AID support Of every rcson For BAKERS PRE-
glM TLks. Claim need vi prase, Gas those who have
rsy) other discovery OF the for The
:; A:ues Cramps Chcs Darrhsa Bowel Complaints, Dyspep
AL all her diseasrs sng disodeed digestion These
feaS the corp0srd ehIir.ly vegetable mat
he! soothing healthy and s'iiau aing effects upon The
The appetite srenshe The Digestive organs,
sah d ,ignrio TIE sinnlacn ni by gently stimulating
j. oil those Gull heavy e l.rs ats ndan ur"n weak
Wien Used dlrectis all uther Ine,l
Of hsnise they expci the superHu-
tn blood Let ne afflicted Try them and judge
yire> Within The phs se years, the
iT-g: have the first pers' who have used
e.. ~ .e GcE hcI win thclr happy ell Cts
- Pre-" IL bottle.
r. i:ch,utG3 tie Drug Soreso A B,DhhEK hDE
g NOR Ss WOOD. Main street H. bl. -li- anu W. ~,