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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

Co. have reduced the prices of their Spring Summer
Silks Bareges Jaconets kuslins Foulards Calicoes
tllas. Shawls French Embrodsres Laces &c. below
Ladies will ind great bargains at 1855 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-20

is the time to rich and choice Manta-cther silk,
lace bareg muslin the entire stock been reduced
and will be sold of at Call and xamina for yourselves
NJ. BELL, u Canal street.
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y cG. ssfss sa sn IT,
wkie Herring Be- A. s the same tine win b. sold .S %Ss
dsr a.sis, shot bags and ali the psrspSansia
,Sns A a. ana m.
tables &c The paintings are now on exhibition At the sales
Green Turtle Soup, this day, at Baynrd's.
soup ready At ''I PErER SASaRD No. fss.s
Mr. w. II. Butler, Proprietor ofthe Piumbs
S,0ns Daguerrean Gallery M sai Bsstsssy has a.s
out sitter Portraits Miniatures
Daguerreotype Of the same size
2s0 Broadway, Holmes Daguerreotypes--
o. sua s9d s
fn@1 s sS a1ns forget S thu T st
broadway. '"' '''As'
Silks Reduced In Price.-James- Beck T.
SS have reduced the prices Of their Spring and summer
tas shawi French Lmbroidsriss Laces &c. below eost
Ladies will hnd some great bargains at s5 Broadway
Mantillas selling or Mt Cost.-Ladies, now.
Il I %s to s rich sSd 1sSss lee SILL
and will be sold on Call and yGu.seyes
Elegant French Bridal Cards and Enve-
subscriber would respectfully call the attention
eSuIns 'S@sng truly ets OF this
velOres, and Wedding boxes, in Tie latest mode;
EVERDELL, Broadway, cor OF Duane street.
Two Hundred Remnants OF Ply and
1Tan Carr s,1g from yards to 80 yards each viii cold
der,ons AlfO 5000 Yards Of Oil Cloths, one
A. and De. per yard
To aIl.-Every variety OF Summer Hats.
ana s,s fr S bras Beaver to L.ghoF.
Rocky Mountain Beavers.-If you Wish a.
% & a.s S s esa n T % s Of
pronounced the most beautiful Hats yet introduced
DAyDs S BIosdSays DeaT Duane street.
am glad I found good place TO get my
ats lays gen to bis friend the other day il is o.
and Of course cell cheaper than his neighbors
home "S -" CIV MN 'A' ~ WIZ ""' MN -
Spiritual observation-disclosures do
not leeys In the sr.tual kn9ekng yet believe in the
good light cool beavers and in short the very best
that a So f'ss his "a
You vii! then be likely to call when do buy
Mealio.-The hest Halter In New York, as !.
almost any resident gentleman will inform Mealo
celientsc Ii. Panamss and straws Ssalo eoase
HATTIE who makes the goods he sells servceabie
Important TO Gentlemen .--GentI.men who.
ptf an elegant nj az one Of the requisite. OF their under
nj WITH and 70 be ready for delivery
Bootmakers' Union. So Nassau street,
Citizens and strangers invited call anime the
tine stock Of boots shoes and CATERS sale
Bootmakers' Union, - Nassau street.
Cahill Shoe Palace, J77 Broad way, has the
most extensive and well selected stock comprisag the great
Get variety for both ladies and gentlemen found
in The world i Is really worth visit the grea.
at this establishment aud, what more to
zee them sold so low.
A Great secret.-Don't tell anybody:-we
have found the why the and cheapest
Boots and Caters in town cold at IA Ann street
because ZONES attends TO his business and sells
for cah has immense sales and Is content with all profits
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NUHaEsi1Ss :s9,

knew OF his approach The horrible rain storm which fol-
o"ed his engagement, and winch upon tie t. , rdi
'is's "llhnut shelter vi any roof CAMP, seems 10 nlv
on !e caus" OF their dispersion. They were sntrIts!
He! heo, ana General Lopez with five comraons weak
e""a"s'ca ano unhrmed captured San CIisobu
ana ol the execution The Sun has the following:
"denera Lopez, with his hands tightly bound ,s;;,a- il,
Hon, stepped forward, and in strong clear voice, syiv
spoke To those around Is follows
NE rs pardon them. " - i
My death will not change the desrines of CHM, TIh
eSecntlontr standing little behind here INTERRUPTED him in
an Insulting tone, with "COme, BE- quick Be gAici
General Lopez, turning his head partly around iy.d mis-
eye On the man, and said -erny srit;ing his teeth W ATT
SIR He then continued '
,:4dieu, my bc'ored Cuba! .idieu my brsitren"'
me General then stepped back seated himself on the
STOOL priest with the c.uciiix and taper stood on on.
side o him. The eXecuoner on the other The collar VA,
ieh pliced around The prisoners neck The priest nov
paceG the crnclx between the Generals hands an! i rs
NC was ~ 'lle act OF ncnlng his head kiss H. the rNfc
ohe swung The fatal screw, and the head the norl,nu,c
un AT The same Instant dropped forward touchin. the c:uc-
INK. lie never moved again. Tacre the body o one f ;l
men ha ever Dire" breath! but ago alive
now ghastly corpse.
Inc Sum- in The course OF its Cuba accounts gives some
interesting facts 10 connection with the family OF Lone,
Ills oroiler-inaw, the Count of Pogosulccs nusleman
OF great wealth and high character Madam. Fras. widow
o notlenan OF great wealth. his sister in law AMI other
near relatives residing Havana left that CITY inst ur.yjs
10 the execution, unwilling be near on suc! occ1<oc
"peI was % years Of age He leaves son Is yeur. orn
studying IN Switzerland His wife is in Paris lie va. ygrv
mca'! but spent his income fast h., received il f.,
anu H'c previous unfortunate expeditions (says In.
'u account he lost very large sums.
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VILLA MsEU1I: MALE ACADEMY.
RlCIiAKD Ford. A. VI pRINc1PAL

w MORRlSETr. VA Nil. lnstuc Maticnat Mil Tactics
ruNIIE instruction this Institution, includes the
and Classics Mathematics p the branches
thorough English education The Principal who graduate
Cambridge University England HIS been for many successful
" engaged aud holds the testimonials from the
heals vi Colleges AMI others in tina, country, we'll in te un
He viii prepare HIS pupils with Credit William
mercia pursuits their friends desire And whilst labor
pains will he spared the Improvement and best inter
entrusted his he pledges himself 10 exercise
vigllan o their general c"huc as Well uier iy
quit during the hours devoted 10 study
Principal is happy inform his friends and the public that
building the erection, o the
healthy the city, the OF the Male
Academy, which will b. completed by the Isl day OF October next
and that the same furnished proper apparatus and
things essential the pupils, aud TO the successful
their various studies lie is also to Sc
cucthe services 81 gentleman {" hl: ehIaGef experience anu
talent, 10 assist him the conduct OF the School.
The Scholastic divided Into half sessions OF five months
first day March and terminating respectively on Inc as a
February day July The fees for the half session
payable N will be rs follows:
the Classics Mathematics aud all subjects taught IN the acae
pSSi IL; IsS s"s 1 S: sf;ss ;ssl: g s.s
TERMS board including te and lights hundred dollars
per session; Washing ten dollars per session
REFERENCES:
Col. Robert McCam!isa, President.
GoHdrich Du.isy Beard Trustees of the Williamsburg
x. c. Douglas,
W. w. Vest.
Right Rev John Johns. Williamsburg.
Right lion Sir IL. l. BuIweE Bart British Minister
Hon. Daniel Webster. Sec Of State, Washington
Rev silas Totten D. u. Williamsburg.
Rev Edward G. Murdausl, wooivlc, Perry co.. Ala.
Rev Edmund Withcs, Yorktown
Judge Geo. p. ScarbuIgh, Eastern shore.
Judge John Is. Christian, WIlnan,sbGrs
Beverly B. Douglas, Esq k;ns William county
James W. Cusls, EsI Eastern shore
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DIED. in ,eah year her ii: residence o. ht iiet,
ia m. county OF eIrlco the 9th i"st, MANY Nm '
Of VIM A. and Caroline NJ Carter gentle anu an" zoe
sinn had eGdeared all whu kncw her ne i1a@
Il! .s Of nlch died Whooing ConGh bn Sheit o' "
n,nry tru the ch,i afction. lie, the bercavrd arS "
cnmoei th the reflection. that all her suferlss aFe no" e's
and That TIE Lord loveh whom he chas'ehssh' r
50 Religious Herald please copy. "'
me-, , cane rar.eai city Saturday the lCh Aug a
p IL OF Darrhea III the t,th year Vi MS dz
Tie was Cumberland county Virginia an! "
ont. young nan. moved Nashville. Tenn, waere c
there few about 8, years ago "
This county he resided uuti his death re" me" a'
lived died, and left behind them more un'uie'
DIED. at his residence the county OF Louisa on e s ia! u
xay s5l Mr. Newell BAKER in the 18th year OF ms are. ~
was consistent the Methodist Church May aoi ~
cenber in much adopted chtte N the "a! "' ~"
hall The world by Jesus Christ, Blessed are all ia ne III
the Lore.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
..r,,suEp DAILY AND SEMl'WEEhLY,
Ft t,,; +. & THOMAS RITCIIIE, JR.
L, L Il NJ 5:

PAPER dollars PER annm ana az 'e ssr aIe e. ' & sg
ter> astt ~ r aonnm three dollars for six inotls pay
W,csy. I IN he Office remit;cI by mail, at
,.c ~ & van, - !, mum NJ the end ci the year.
cta' ~ lcc be renlttcd per maii IN sood ana
@ '1 Ss S ns as,sss h5s Ss nasf sisf &
"s a 20: 1t the accun'us."n o. n"sagfs IN
~ ~ c, sxss@.,s ;s ;SgS $> OF iApvERrlslSC
IN THE r nssSn nsS ss sts'
sertipn hiy ems ,c, week, three times week, thirty
inserted wees, '"N "
halt cents dollars thirty
Anua' greater cagth--excel l"it ry
tat r'i" charged lnO dollars, (paper neluded)
V.n '!% % Yfor lines, or less, first insertion
~ -. ,,r each ccEluuamcc % ccns .., a.. :, -
bu accompanies" Win 'uc Ed!
-, ,r, references. nsure execution
and .ri5ies Of respect, eIcseding esht ties, are
gqr.eS and Marriages from the country whenever lhe
and writing unknown ,n US mus. he autehlca.cu ule
tA ucshhorhnoG rthey Will III no
@ h. u,l,,,, Every that has been aken ~ pe'.
' nu ouizzes has prove heretofore ana vailms we must
rs in surI case upun communications being cct
- b. The the Postmaster 'rr'ta on 'as ""ef " u"
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Mp. IUcy cRAY,s SEMINARY.

FOR YOUNG LADIES. TArPAllANNOCk. ESSEN %, VA
rHN will be resumed on me Isl Menu!
October This Justly ranks among the first Semi
nares for female education country Inc ehsI OF ne
has been established the liberal course G" study II oers e t
2eed and mode INSTRUCTIONS coss
10 render ns Claims superior these respects 10 any slhaf
"n IN this Virginia extended patronage receives
ses ol The high appreciation well deserved TO give every IA
.y o npartms Globes Charts, Outline Maps Cne
anu philosophical Apparatus have been added together WIZ
the School and Boarding Departments
oi INC highest order ill each department. while NOTHING
Naoe Rat Is Necessary the pupils IN man
ners, intellect, aud morals has been omitted.
further particulars course of study Text Books used
charges, ..apply 10 The Princpal -
lappahannock, Essex Co, Va, Aug. l7-cwSw
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i this will commence the hrst oil Octo.
t"s "n ris.tI. July, under the following faculty:
E koUcr Ryan! a. NJ presidentS and Professor OF Moral
S1sace;
Il Christian. Professor OF Greek Language and i'eraure
r L. pabuey. a. NJ. Professor OF Latin ana fTehch Ian
;'":s r@rr"r. a. NJ Professor OF Mathematics;
h..
@'cdts Instruction has been much extended and IN the de-
natural sciences lectures. accompanied win numerous
% delivered through hc whole session. Students TN
r he College proper, viii be prepared Tor that purpose III
AMOR? department.
..,r.snc" ''''' ''''"'''7 "'''' 'o''' '7 $40 90
hv4T. N, b.L.,ns and .ow.Is 500
a2!n. 45 W
ets should he third the Isl, OF October January
era ciug.r. A"' ''"". W AiS''S-' St'
irIy .T r,,-,i": Of the College Richnnond Va.
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FEMAL ACADEMY
FENE exercises oi This Institution al which the Rev JAMES
L GREER. (forlncy Of Fc-ckSburg Va. and Of For
Wayne nianl) has been elected Principal by
the Trustees will br resumed the t day OF September ISL
GREER; English Department. Miss T. POOlE; Musical Depart
ment, NIL NJ. DEEMS.
Terms per session of flvc months:
Board with every personal accominodatI"i =. sGt
English including Grammar Geography History Chem
istry, Moral and Natural Philosophy, j
Modern Ancient Languages. each
Algebra aud Geometry each
Music Paun, 5s1-use OF Instrument, S3 2
Music Guitar. Sle-uSe OF Instrument 81 y
Mr. Deems will give lessons class In Vocal Music twice
week for nine months, a. s2 a scholar
Board he obtained eencc families the and in
Principal the Academy, lac shall have
cured a suitable dwelling.
qualifications Miss Pour aud Mr. Deems in their respective
departments well known require commentator from
the Undersigned The has been connected wh the Academy
establishment by the Rev w = White and each sue
cceda. has her additional claims the confidence and
regard all who have been interested IN The school Mr. Deems
studied for years Musical Academies Germany
and with the most tars recommendations lie has
teaching here than three AMI with degree
which has placed him. cstiDaion the first
the science Music aud IN the arr OF suctng Others therein
OF Greer, chosen Principal OF AGA
DENY that should word Among
number applicants the situation! selected best qua
ed by discharge the duties
been teacher kbus Va lie has exhibited the
strongest testimonials from gentlemen Of both these places
whose character ample that they 10 be implicit
~ relied o For te last lie has bp resident o
Fort Wayne lal, and his teacher, is aesed
by the most atrrns letters from his atrOEs and the mani
cs;ed hy ein =" The prospect OF losing his services Mr. Greer
however, has sought location long cherished
pose, AN! settle Virginia For his
the high order and varied his literary aanmcns his
experience anl all the duties OF undersigned
feel hesa" Recommending. nun 10 those with whom the edu
their daughters o deepest soctulc
TnusrIrs.-R. X Meade V. ~ hail. H. Magruder VIM
A. Bbb, J. H. fimberake JEo Il Jones. f. u. Watson.
aup.I .Ii--cN.
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constitution is ratified by the people, it will be- month
p sweeping majority and the popular vote is thus ncrcas
ca 10y The addition of Some 0o0 what the wings expect
our an Increase OF the majority against them let the
OF Virginia may be worth conrendns for III whg
l,oh II they have conventions and this may for
c industry with which General Scott is tracking The pes;.
uen Through political specacles this wild goose chase
labor LOST - - ~
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SrlTr AND ElLLM NONE.

,,rros,o,dent o. the ~ Y. Herald (N. the well
, an c,or',, writing from the 5hannondale Springs
yn pus happily hits oil Ii, rapidly succeeding P''e'nsI
f ,hsr distinguished Presidential candidates ID 'S o
on,ior Tn. Triia holds spirited ana lfcc Pe' oH' '
o,I lnsc anl hunor OF his .pcca!atons do away WIZ"
any elections certain expressions, "hicH We a' " '''
helm, Understood wIinz - endorse:
e., Scott; list week pa;s.t uH the !i'ey on MS "'i
,,,o I,nfr,r White Sulphur Springs. II IS a ""@ ann w.
nuourncv uf sage riding, for 50 late IN ihs saa'o'
hundd ard fity niles J1.n III s':sr e'r', ; ,I
b[n,t of White Sulpar wafer, in ScptchioI' """'s ~
,,y Thr iuiurcmc.l Of the journey lht't NC 9o'"''.
aie i'm the enter prise. We have reason 10 s
C;cnscnlt is a candidate for the Pe7'dshti: " SI S ~
So,tN hrs II they can unyGnc him iro:i 1''.
s,v ~, the General takes little Hatcfy ano' wv 80
ts1c v,ry kindr-ihat he TALKS rs conihcel''s '' w..
lect Gen Sam Houston JUS; as II Ms ,hn, or,rIjed
aIlnncG, and his cectl' suu .. rh,r s,v
.r ,b,t the party can be uiitc!; anu ttE i :'! 5
; I,aLie, SCOT! deeply regrets te "i.sem , ~ 7,"r
hr ,;n party, and The Continued as',"ui' " -, ma - :,
,.n ,s il is ,crv natural that he shoila. nu' .'s
IN ,nc. the Highland Chel mas been i"o~' ~ nc
Y If e,si!g.t FIln:orcs Virginia pleasure "A''s " " "
e tie Gous. , I,x,,,, inn ,lnna salt sa
,, i'm and the smiles Of THE l':,GS, AZ 90 ,. va"
fur The President was there 4ast yuty'r "i re-
r,.t,i.n.i chief passing ur tnc valley u '"s'' 49, -
;,l n. lion OF TIE fist inagH!taie lhane inu .' " ~
,y,,. Su!phur W!ncle$er aia al M No., M h
S,u,rr, in Inc tani! lcgou among ie Saio4h Da'e'i
.n,t IIa-risorlu5g, and Il; Siiaatoh tapcci.'!
a., IA Gree abr.lr tie valley among ''S -,
n If ,ayuicTs ard The wiry- noet 9c"c'iils'' ',' @
: famous iof tiei! i'''" '"''''
ii s'ht l sryn daurhtrrs anI those 1.-The ana po"
cIteycn feet nloun,rnccrs IA Woo, an e w. - :, y
is raLhite Sulphur OF G.ccab:ie Dcn oco't s.e n
'. "It aver me tracks tie Comn:ander-inG' G'sl .. "
"t am and NavyaS! neut'aiast all tnc advantages p''"S
n In ! Fillmore ,orl his journey ;,c,,,,,,;,
- " 80 - Scn, Wi, get great deal OF useful iniofna'
lc White Sulonur This Summer more tran d an, pe
sp.ins O*en he resort 81 'eS;n ~ S 't: Carr
particularly the fiery o. sss sUa Of hei
ma Ne' s'i few, conversations with some OF tlie'
sr spirits S will posi- completely on SoutHsI h
os the sorry 'haa5Ss sSs shase ii se"5 Of nc sn
Non na ,bs 1n,sion OF the General, into the heart
vna ,nR, will s do much rss4 IN s4rq in his n1
ie STAT Bu what Wilt all ava Inc sase ae Is ,bs NJ
~ of s4O did not change her ana "Aeh 1Ils he
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN pOCAnoNTAs.

AT n meeting of The Denocras OF PocahontaS county,
held at the Court House Tuesday tc u uay o'
her 1851 Col VIM. ClckIcy was called To- tle mar "a
Eni j. Woodde. Esq appointed SECRETARY. .. a. "!I.'
En If Bath county was called who adcssed thc H"r!
nr urrnr upon the Democratic party, the necessity "i
y, trough and efficient otganizton In conc!us:oA G u'
cd To the presence Of representative IN ie S.n. u
D. g. Iayue, whom he said he would i5ten WIZ t
uce Cen aync being called for arose and address," '''
meeting When he had concluded, john Cay Esd H'era
in, following preamble and resolutions, which were H'"'
mous!y adopted = -,; ,., oC vir
,nia 10 hold State Convention al Saunton on me -th
iost for the purpose of nominating candidates lot "o'e'
(i.ircnanl G vernon and Attorney GcneraFi
Resolved That concur in the cXpca!c!cy OF ho'''6
D.noclic State Convention for the purpose alone speed
lied. ;,.,o =, t
Resolved That the Chairman appoint committee 10 nc
r,,osed OF the voters from each election plrenc IN 'nis
cnurtv propose 10 tue meeting the names "l -
us to represent this county delegates IN SAD 'o'eh
Whereupon, Valentine Cackley, Richard McNe., John
Gary Pre- son Moore Jacob g. Sarvens ard VIM j. Wood
| dell were appointed said cDniniltiee t...
The committee after having rsrcl rePorGu ~ ~, me-
ina the names of following persons rs snahc
Ia represent this county in said C'nventioA' '" WI
Runner John Yengar Eliznc EidsIn, Jim"s ''tl, H''
: Bruiin William W. Byrd, Jr. D2nicl MasiitI-"!n wa
I.,s.el Isaac Moore Hugh McG!aughun, J'an "aness
Vim. Clees Benz. Herold. Stuart s.: Made, "n, t'a'P. !.
Samuel Cav Bcnan GIin George Young "ih '"'',A"'
| Chrsev Moore John McNeel John Waugh. "m. ~
George Gay, John u. Buckman Joe nm ',i VI t!
Char.s F. Walton Nathaniel kinneson joan ~ ''G;':.
B ,lert Hurnsidr Jesse Cochran, VIM hcC'y WI h'i
JosIn1 b. Kre and Charles Smas who we're Gnhii")us'y
| appointed by The meeting. ,,,., 49,. o.,
| On motion, the Chairman, secretary anu S''''' ~
1 adde 4 TO tie delegation.
solvrd ThaI tn. proceedings o: this neetn. be p'o-
+, scd in the Democratic papers published IN k!chlnona,
Stiunton and Harrlson,nrB:
/ Oi lo,iJn, the meeting aiJou:neu. 80 x
! WI. CACkLEY, Chair"laa.
II WN J WJnDE.L, Secretary.
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ifOIHDiNG AND DAY SCHOOL.


HAVE induced my brother the Rev VIA James llose TO resign
riessorSps the Ohio University that he may remove 10
Sltaaoni. and ati me III M School
lnrnucin. him acquaintance ilnK proper !"
h al extract letter which ;c Rev DR. McGuey OF 'he
trlv Virginia. kind write me as soon as hr
The arrangement had made with IN? brother
is enaced by the hct hat Dr Mc1u'-
discriminating IN his recommendations, ana guar
Il; ii .t- liaSeuogS. az,
s,v " D. lIoGg-My Dear Sir: "lltarh t"i'h no
ry pca,,e assure you that the Rev w uge ls TO he
October next III your ourislng ana I'M
Ladies. lie pupil Tor tour years.
minds been permitted To aid IN developing,
amongst The best
craHcS activity and ROBUSTNESS o intel
ill.,, itv thought OF sentiment cntlSias IN
qualify him pre.emineniiy ior
Instruction. lie tails 10 Inspire others with
Of whatever Is true, beautiful
The subjects His success as teacher has
su tu varir;. and has fallen to the lot o no
Of liz wears. IS thin the 81 here my acquaintance.
Win M Ilsc added your already efficient corps oi lstrhc'
" u which preside cdnot ii To uIrsh me very
ladies 10 be obtained III our country
place social AMI intellectual ADVANTAGES can be go
a cn,ucd Rc.iuond under The training OF MI Moore
wtr 3np,er, .al your other efficient colleagues
Nc what please OF any part q" this ter IN rea'oh 10
u ,c!"u.. Very respectfully yours Nc, . ,,,,,..,
University OF Va. June 2ith
next session Of my School will the LIST day Of
The pupils will he limited TO lOO, oi which ~
4. D. received as boar,ers For terms ayI,y "a 80
81, s,-r:,n,. NJ d. fIOGE, Richmond, Va.
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REPORT THAT LOPEZ WAS DECoYED TO CUBA
BY 4 STRATAGEN

WASHINGTON, SEPT.I,
The cabinet together to-day understand that from
the letters OF three Spanish Officers opez he decpy
ed Bahia Honda by s;raiagcm Of General CGncha and
Tint this discovery involves ,tioa question.
We officially advised but according report ms
question has been under consideration by cabinet to-day!
The subject creates considerable excitement here.
It will be observed that some time since stated that
Lopez depended receiving the support Of OF inc
Spanish officers alleging that they ready join the IN
vadng fosces Immediately their ARRIVAL
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TO TIE VOTERS OF AMELIA COZ MY

TO THE VOTERS OF ANsLlh ''' ..
Tho Counv CUnrt of Amelia at lis August term, mace an
order recurring the Sheriff and commissioners "i cec.lS
- omen po On the ls day of Novc'rbe 10 take inc ses"
f hc voters o: our county the question: whether INC
said Court on behalf of said county. skal subscribe FY
iJovSnud doHars 10 the Richmond and Danvie Railroad
Believing the county is not likely 10 BE oenIntu NY s',
subscripon and tina of thirty thousand dollars IN sc
case would be unlus, and oppressive; We therefore, r
upon The voters generally 10 meet at Souhas Coss-oa'
Iin what we had bes do prevent the adoption Of re pro-
posed measure MANI WI ''iN"'.