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NOTICE 10 FARMERS.
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s.iASiitttSisa ~ ai US -SEG

TEyIIE Richmond anl Petersburg Rlioa Company viii hereafter
lime Tor agricultural purposes, IN nal 'Ini'hej and
be loaded and unioae by h. from Port Walha al!
Richmond ai Petersburg ard Clover fill Railroads
The county CHESTERFIELD wc.s cent
bushel IiiO5. D,)UAMEAD Supt.
!. Il IN Jtn.x q
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-Io- Js5E B6Y Is Al BARBOCKsVILLE,
ORANGE School will on ,he 18Th g. Jaeuary
ISL under eurrne! ence Of Elias E. WaseI ~. o, ,e
r,.n hr.la,lcs, Greek French DC Anew 'oa,ders
s Accommodated in the mmcdse neis riooi BorTd snd
n;on i % ger .ess1n months Address, D. NEWMAN'
Ian i-r5l BarooufsSls OTaHEc, We
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r
OFFER rent. desirable psFrS fF:a
4 situated about nal uc aoo'e -ii
Bap, COLLEGE the road continuation OF i'ad --~
advantages rarely ~ be met With ~ "
good leieabolooJ aud healthy ualy. la upon an 'alt
containing fi excellent vneynfi ad a e@'
us beds 10 IN. vicin Richmond tosct. Win i"S'
-.
The dwelling good repair and contains eft rooms
IN IN. prenises are good ou houses and such ohe hAu
Generally found place OF description Apply % ELIZA
~ NO TALlEf
Tr.Irc Irony orAF.
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AEIGTiDS SALES.
- : - - : = - 49,.
= PTLLIAHI & SL.aCE, iCS
-----------sS5s--
TEN iinELA NEGROES.

VII he sold on THURSDAY !e 9th 10 oc-ci .ca lie
S.irces Women, Bays aud Girls Ta..t
gnaa ;lrm h.nt.s. aGL sold ior no eigl.
rco BENJAMIN D. yIS Aur:
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En E b Nan, ktODG n.s q co..
mp TIERS md JOBBERS,
SIS Liberty Street, New York.

FHEEMhN, hODGrs q Co.,.
IMP ORTERS IND 10 BERS,
IS Liberty Street, New York.
(Retwecn Broadway and Ndsstu)
RE receiving m and beautiful aor;ncnto Fanny SILK
and Millinery Goods which wonlI nart ulay ve the
will mako object them
10 rvu Us determined sell assortment Tor cash.
iower than ever before offered IN this market.
can supply article In heir line
about he cost importation auction prices Many Of goods
sale and cannot DO surpassed
for beauty or low prices
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons, large variety
Silks aad Sa.ins Bonnc:s
ga. tTao, Lissss Tarsons aad Iusion LAGOS
FRAMING. Tor HAS. Caps AMI Dresses
.ony Lind Cais Parry and Opera Head Dresses
E,nnroide red Cans, Collars, Cuffs AMI Cieinseus
Embroidered Eli mgs aud iaes, Swiss an Muslin
Tn cad Brl.ses, va,nc,e, Six ani Isle Thread LAGOS
EmororiersI. Revere and PLAIN Linen Canai' H!kis
owes and Ml;s HI Six. isle Thread and Sewing Silk
S,ar,s Cravats nj Dress IIdkfs
Swiss, Jaconet, Book Musns, AMI Bishop Lawns
Em5roidei al, Dtmask and PLAN Canton Grape Shawis
full Straw Guuds-wi;h large variety
toned above
All wishing uy.d paying long pcrs vii! maze b. cali
Ian
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I1TANTED BY Maryland Farmer, situation as ~
w Farm He understands the MANAGEMENT 81 SsseW n
and would take for the ensuing year Address " "
n james Snsons Bakery. Ma!a Street near 18Th street
Jan 3l-c2,
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vr1ur ,..r,ar h,s taken the abosenamsd oeau!i
.s.,I ,rrsnr,d Hotel. undergoing tn rough
na and n.py comforts added which did posses. %.
80. n viii he almcs: House vii! be neatly u'h.s
for th Of boardc1 and travel oy the
arr av n A would call the attention Of M CD cur
community this House str'c1
The corner and 9Th streets. Theirs viii be hsd
families travelling and toariers also my
end. and public generally, will give me cal! lthini M
hry odd experience shall DC abe " run
hen, satisfaction will promise them there shall DC neck
other dis rer allowed IN The hs
ken in chargesshai be VERY - rnnn al
vii added this House frs, large Stable - - r
jan ll-di,3c7. Il his mother ut the unie
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VII he sold THURSDAY e 9Th 10 o'cioc, ea,y
S.irces arn, Women Bays aud GI!s Ia.se Etgfue
~ .,..,.' 49, ~ - 1870 BENJAMIN DIVES ..uc..
AZ u &LAI,uros eoDoi,, .A.tI ,oNhs--..
GO soT r 4, EEsIDlStE AsD sig ariinIs<.
WILL e'l o. II Es9.y AFTERNOON hLXl. IN il. n
Nor co'ae- .; Clay ard Fri: re and !; il. 81. ~: "a.
desiE.be hai:'g os ins the Ac.; side OF Gay &C.
TIC aao's e sa viii be made .tsaa ne '.n
NOE. HIslti aa'ed satisfactorily endorsed Or i'e ,"msl
- -, sAL:: OF XaLIAELI sLAvEs..
~ TIE CRY or WILLIAMSBURG AND OF OTHER PRO-
pEKrf, AND HENiiAG oF REAL EsraIE.
me oa t on MONDAY The dh day l Of ru
ISL, Ola, being James Cry County hs
OF Men Women AMI Children 1t 10 seldom purchasers
s 1 Az SproEy 70 ue .upsa WIN ssss. OF sp'h "
dance AM Others waa!ns 10 purchase, VIII DO well 20 a.
.nsl tso sell uron suitable credit The ists.; eil'sr.
neacias tho advertised. tn =: ~ la.
te.ifa. sarey ofhu.baa..
ss g. s.s wsSsn. R c ssS c.5
rir'y slans nrenssr 9" The modem 81! toIs
we4 f4, wnsa pri Cora sheeran4 Glinder Ac &c. Az,
Com os;s, Fodder, Straw, shueks ac:. &c AI,c. NJ
Houeho dsnd Kitchen Furniture OF variety Mag
s. TN a n II. s a S n fS' a
rented nponons Of whch growing ar6Iorl
Saas ss rs a viii , Sa
spes, su:he renting w;!9e in Williamsburg, aai
jan. l7--cwtdr 70 II ARMlSTEAD, Executor &c
nIr- Whik reques;ed 10 ecpi
TNUsTEE's SALE OF LAND IN TAI. Cot NY
OF HANOVER, on SATl RDtY, the Isl DAY nF MARCH.
decd recorded IN Hanover comfy CO... o.
I'D cc, aud made lno Wlsh and Susan his @i'r " aid o4
money specifies therein Joseph Ts, % tic
county licacn his heirs and by requirement ~.
in.seft-J The H5-t teI. Ill. The deed MI
OTTER {" the hIshes, bit y pubic auction = I Cd Gear: n
Hanover The land drrect IN sal! d0ed, clcG 6e. HI
aui Immediately adjacent he Oh Church. e7Gy Eo:"
much hereof NJ" produce The and pi.nepa! ~
bonds dua secured BY N. deed. With NE
charges o executing hs trust. provided :1I mo decd e
OF the Old ChG.c, ccnle.ec h.Aa
III. aud ; equal III fsr..it, ANY land adjacent
lls COED but CONVEYANCE made
q w. BASsEiil lTEs.de
Clover Lea, Jan cac2a~tis
LAND IL CHEsTERFIELD FOX SALE,
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Holm ROGERS eth Street, nes WIFE, much alarm prevailed
y Egyan Italian AMI Amen,d-en and genera! oearca "as
Grave sonr, M- pieces found just he had let
SC. &c. ,,,,;v. for these atrocious
on- from the country chance Of obtaining p9ssrs
New YoLr great contron for what ne nae oo
business himself mercy and forgiveness on Inc part q
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Il lOND AND DANVILLE KAILKOAD COM

OP9s will he received AZ the Office Of the Chief Engineer
Vi 81. RICHMOND and Danvi!e Railroad, at RchnoEl until 3,
- M all tho grutbns clearing grading, dtchins and ma
M Richmond and Dan,c Ral!read III The counties 81 Anne
~ Prince Edward, Lune.burg and Charlotte, cohpte
avon. .Icy i've r,iles Of road
y. cacalicns be seen a; tbs once Of ie Tom
a;haca aa the 0h Of FEBRUARY at The oi:e oi the
+ uv :. OF he line Huntsville AMI heysviie
/ 1s. u ne Board VI Directors.
c''-i Eas;ueer Richmond ana Dausc Railroad Company.
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TH f. A T K e.
MANAGER. MR.. POTTER
q Boxes 50 cents, Pit IS cents.-&u
GOLD NINE.

ucK,s OFFICE. Pearl street, few doors above tho
iAaar7rl.
paw!a- o. Washington County Lottery. Class 1:
IS :. - - .. 10 II 81 10 I'll -.
Eaf Ti,kc; Nos 81 Is 90. $1,000. sold and paid b. LUCK
Uia.iog ai Pi;ap.co Lo;ery, Glass ~. January y;
81 Is & Il 81 Is ~ Al 10 | u L.
NO, Iicsc, Nos Il ~ Three Capitals sold und
s.: Nos i Il Is LUCK.
Dasa Ms Tow Of Bel Air Lottery, Glass 3 January 3:
u . 4 q Il % g 80 % 10 IL q.
Eioe Icss. Nos. 10 2. g. prz. OF SIS q Two more
errs. Nos. 81, :" - :" lis o. prizes sold and
ld5y LUCK:
l!,O+lay-Cara $4,000 &C. Tickets S. Also, s3,iH So
Ike. y FEB Al LICK'S OFFICE.
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TRUST SALE.

10y virtue deed Of from James Shelton 10 Ds'j V
Ed Crawford aad Charles Ford Trustees dated 2 No'erei
and duly recorded il the Clerks office OF Gooth,s6 c3ur
the day. the Undersigned Il. the surviving uc:
named WILL In pursuance thereof and 10 order say e
purposes saii deed the Ish day February ~ II f,
The aid county, sale a. public au,tio 10 me h'
conveyed. belonging - %
lying si containing hir acs y ole
les, adjoining lands Of william tray Mar Mcs -
Clarity shelton the following property 10 VII; Mich cove
yc,rngs, calves hose wagon and Gear Hoise eei
ehod kitchen iurituc Consisting oil tie N'ua
saey all farming utensils, and al I'll. " any rowe
nan year 1873 belonging the said James shelton 40 I.
mis- tho deed much Of sad properly
satisfy the purposes OF the said deed htte
Trustee shall convey such title only as may DC vesd y &c ~
doreslId deed DAVID w lEaNrbEb'
I,r I7-c,ds Surviving TrGr:ce
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CHASTE CONCERT

Ia CdASIE OONS
u TIE NEW TEdrERANCE HALL, on CHURCH HILL,
III BY the Richmond NIelodeons.
3kNGfELD DIVISION has the pleasure oil announcing ihai
RICHMOND MELODEONS have kindly consented 10 give
n aelrarac,lvc CONCERTS or VOCAL MUSIC, on TUES
II E;FNING. FEBRUARY 9TH, lSl-the receipts 10 be
A. ap! sI'ii1ir
ENTERTAINMENT viii cons,s; OF Quartetts, Trios Duets
,a- ave selected with the OF afording varied
a4oa .almen; aud melody, thai Cannot fail gTins sasiac
5tua.
e s-.c pieces for the evenings entertainment due
a. se' paid Tic morals aud III. ms. refined OF all
] - -ss
T r aricuaIs, small bills.
Tcs 80 t.nts-cn!rcn hall prce-,o had the princ
fvss ads: Inc Hall Doors open AZ half past Concert
Fn:ne al hail pasi?. COMMITTEE
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UCK,S OFFICE removed 10 Fcar or Ii;h Street, Tow
~ doc above the Ahamhra.
Tor tho week.
TUESDAY-Capi;als: $1,000 5000. 1909, - OF 900 &c ~
Observation-Disclosures: $4,000 22Do 1000 20 Of 1880 &c.
~ Mes, Is drawn. Tickets $40 - 49, ~
TIIURSDAY-Captas s2icoo 1000 GOO oco &c. - So
rRiDAy-capss: $4,000 iooo 2oeo 1000, Go Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets ST. 1870.
IA Nos. "a drawn Tickets Sis. Feb 3
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HALVES II. SUTTON,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
OFFICE Drug Store OF Messrs GAYNOR WOOD,
" corner Of Main and Wall Streets.
Amherst Court Yse-Samue NJ Garland and John Thompson,
Jr Esqrs
Richaord-Thomas D. Quarles and W. Goddin, Esqrs.
Lexington r-James D. Dorman and james T. Patton Esqrs
Jan. IS-lm
PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO.
lately his Spring supply Pc
Said Guano being landed III The Unied States
until his ne guarantees DO as pure as II
came from the banks In Peru.
Planters Of the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad and
IL. tributaries supply February
THOMAS BRANCH,
Sole receiver the Government Agent for the CITY of Peters
burg Jan 3'--u3tczl
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SUCCESSORS OF ID PAINE i co.,
Managers OF Lotteries.
URCELL presenting 10 MS correspondents
brilliant Schemes nr January under the manage
men, OF f. MORRIS co. cole contractors AMI minagern
All Shemc Of the Mayan! Lotteries exam ned a Approved
by the state and al drawings Conducted under le
personal superinlenlance.
Bonds heavy deposited with TIE State Commission
ers 10 the payment OF all prizes.
The pleni sold nd paid sight by
PURCELL years his Tick,s decided pre-
terence large a! his
Office heln only address orders 20
T. MORRIS & CO, Managers,
Or 10 c. PURCELL Richmond, Va
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s, eonunesona nigh, be addressed through The Proc
h. Of rrna (pns paid Jan 2l-c23,hFsb
SS TIE Union and National lnieigenecf OF washington, m
-eu, OF Baltimore semi or IN weekly The Pennsy!Va
We Co., or and the Republican Will nseH
no, OF February and 10 Colonel Ksnper
Pyosi or tho University Of Virgllia
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LIFE PRESERvER.
SALE T II pyROS'S PATENT IIeE-PRESERVISG

III Z
SALE. I. u. PYRoNS PATENT LIFE-PRESERVlSG
t"LEiREE, iu dedchInE ho.-cs from carriages III case
4 o. runway. This uvencA Comments Itself 70 al! who
a.s. Ills yery simple, and viii ali do what II
~ pcsents inducements 10 manufacturers, as he
me night must OF necessity. control The sale Of Vehicles
Inducements ~ any who Gesrous Of investing small
I .i51.apy. The model can he seen a; The Capitol.
~ b, caune. Tor sale Application can be ma- me by
~ aer.an al Richmond. 7. G. CLAYTON,
H. = Feb AEen: tor Pa,rnsa.
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Sympathy FOR Cubn In sns unI,ed States,

Al II. LOUIS,
From the st Louis Inteiligencsr, August %
according to public notice previously given q large
and respectable meeting yesterday evening"
Monday, Aug cath, ut the Sturgeon Market place Col
Buchmaster was called 60 the chair and pr Alfred Iea-
cock Joseph Cochran, " Glars and sEaith s. Robin
son were elected Vice Presidents Messrs JAS H. white
and II loose were then appointed Secretaries The
object Of the meeting stated by the Chairman after
which, on motion Of Isaac IT, Sturgeon Esq committee
OF I'VE was appointed by the Chair to DRAFT resolutions
Indicative cf the spirit Of the meeting The committee
consisted OF the uilo~ing gsntieuen:-Dr NED ,well
BasTet.
ms ssnrH che Of the Committee on Resolutioue after
few remarks introduced M ). H. Sturgeon who read
the ioioNing-
Resolved Thas whilst We chereh strict ndhereuce to
the PbsAted iaiSh Of the government OF the Uaited
States as stipulated ia all existing treaties betweea it
end tbs government Spaia do not believe that aay
Tsr construction o. these treaties legally restrain
any citizen Of any Of these United States FROM volunt-
ry eKphtnatng himself for the purpose OF giving ala
all comfort 70 thr Cahan patriots.
solved That IL III becomes the descendants of our
revolutionary ancestors who received the gloe;ous aid
ana operation o. lafayette, D0ksib Pulaski ami
OF other glorious patriots, to dcnouaoe
Traitors those roble spirits who perillng their lives
thci! fortunes. ANA their sacred honor5 FOR Cuban indie
peudeEee.
Resolved That the late reported scts Of cruelty bv
the Cuban authorities towards portion OF those pa
tr0t5 true, such ought to disgrace 20 eternal
intany the authority hy which those acts per
petiGted
Resolved That the late act Of firing i..o the Falcon
unarrned and unoiYentne American steamer by tae
spanish authorities true, demands from the govern
en IT the United States the exercise o. its power
exact from the Spanish govern neut fGi and ample
atouement for such act Of wanton Outrage upon our
national escutcheon.
Received That whatever may be the fat, Of the pre-
sent struggle in Cuba, the spirit OF the Ans lean CONT
gent and the sgns Of the times point unerringly to
better Gay when tbs star OF CGbsn independence will
das lie the Western hensp with pure Ral glorious
lriiliency
The resolutions, tor, were adopted u1animousy
Coz HARyz' having afterwards been called upon al.
dressed the meeting.
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TEL L G. Il AP II &c
The Accounts by the " hooner Merchant and
steamer Cincinnati.
CBARLHsroN September 2, 1851.

CHARLESTON September ., 1851
Letters received here by the arrival o; the Mer-
chant from Of the principal commercial houses
ct Havana contradict entirely the reported Of
Gen. Lopez and his party These letters which bear
date Havana, August ed state that Lopez hos only
one hundred aud fifty men left, and that they would
shor ty be captured and destroyed The remainder Of
his expedton-some 2co--aad been killed No mention
is made in any of these letters OF the creoles joining
Lopezs standard.
New OaIE,Ns, Sept 2, 1851
The edvices By the Cincinnati arrived yesterday
very conflicting One account states that the spsni,h
government hal offered reward for Lopez, and had
promised to pardon his followers fshey would
They do not appear to have received any aid whatever
from the Cubans LCpez hourly expecting rein
frcemenis from the States The report Of h advance
Havana Is untrue lie was, the contrary falling
back in opposite direction.
Nav oRLEANs Sept 8, 1861.
The news by the steamer Cincinnati from Havana Is
down TO the afternoon Of the 25th nit The stesmer
Almepdares arrived 81 Havana the morning of 25th
with fifteen soldiers wounded in battle fought on the
2lst, at Alcsdss. Spanish report say forty pirates
were killed. and forty prisoners taken despatch from
the conmaDcaat at Bahia Honda says he shot six pi.
rates ca the Old including Adlutan. George Graham
and Lieutenant Percanding
The Captain General, the GATH issued prcolama.
after the notice published irrespective Of dstrcts and
pardon to those who deliver up Lopez. The Spanish
loss at Meadala would seem 20 be large Letters say
An express train left Havana WITH several surgeons
ate the wounded uiards The patriots always
shot apturedn Another letter says "Lopez
is in position to hold out Two months"
The Crescent City this ,rnn publishes letter from
Crierden written half hour before his execution
which he says he dad not single asSet cartridge at
the time Of his capture p"
Lopez has go. no artillery
The authorities here Vigsnt in their measures TO
prevent another expedition for Cuba. Money Cor the
patriots comes in very slowly
The New York morning pspers received here for the
pat few days contain most exaggerated reports with
ference to the Cuban outbreak These reports were
also published in the evening papers of New Iork and
If not sent from New Orleans, il would be curious
matter to ascertain whore they did come from.-Eo.
BEFnDl These dispatches bear date at New Orleans,
but far the Pcayrns learn, scarcely one of
them Is worthy Of the least credit AMI Ia many in
stances they direct falsehoods
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The ncroism OF General Iopr,,

sEom the savannah (Ga.) News. August 80
During the celebrated Carlist In spain General
Lopez and about hundrt others rris-
oners aud carried 90 Cantayeja fertilization among
the mountains c Arragcn The Governor OF the castle
was said 20 have been hesrtless wretch. rsvpliny in
bloody massaeres, and dclghipg In acts Of torture
During the drea tful confinement OF these prisoners the
royal army commanded by General san guel, marched
TO CantaTies for the purpose OF raising the siege. The
place Was defended admirably by nature ia q
ihe 81 she mountains; but the spanish General unIis
ira. "a " Ae apparent npTsgrabilty OF the fortress,
continued 20 bescsc g unta evidences OF his success
wtfe soon discovered ly his enemies The Governor,
thrreupou, resolved upon a scheme which could only
bsse eDterl the mind ola tyrant In whose eyes the
syht o. blood was qualification lie determined b put
81 the pi5oners death from General Lopez down and
requested The General 10 notify san Miguel OF his oteu
t.oa, hoping By this threat 10 stop tie siege. Lopez
anLourcf this bloody resolution In his letter but
qutstd Osrefs San 81 sue Tot 10 allow this threat TO
irtcI-CEe with the prosecution OF tho siege. The CO.
yr-ucf ending tlaI the letter produced elect, aud
that tie wcfks wire rapidly advancing 90
summation. announced 10 hls prisoner- that be
hal ordered their execution: but that lac soult
allow LoYe1 10 20 20 San Miguel in person sni explain
IL circumstances In hich they plsct a. first re-
cvipy lie VOID Of honor TO return after delivering che
rtEfsc Loitf tss foou IN the mii.t q Ssn Mguci's
rctps, 20 hailed his appearance With graa. ira
tCns n loy lie explained The threat of the Governor
Cittussi .he plans Ter h Siege grvp III the Information
b. G ne 90 tbs weakest point q" the fortacafon
nrl ht n up 70 return g. his 'ao san Miguel co
is'ei the army loudly opposed bis going from ;bcir
midst O. o. nj 70 death 81 tc brutal orsrnor; but the
nne lfrez ottrcane al their entr.stss aud surround
81 " y .ttroSiug but niuiiing friends he babe tht
al kird farewell WISHING then success cre1 though he
him af ri .bi ie .i7 sacrifice Tae sl.,a proceeded
yiGorct Tor Fan a-Idl knew that he cogil o1y
fff aIt th other pris, usr.ty ac-onplshia his prr
pc~ "a o. much speed bis would alBv. The
trrfrl,r md ihne ef,nding tic ca .le had time
lf - ut their proncrs 20 dcsih they kep. In
cCcs AM cccDrstCn Nth tlo work II staucc ana de-
tense. The tcwn va coon taitn Tie GuyYrunc aai
iis garrison dsraysi Dot Lopez the pa;ri,t anl
htf'. ia hs gallant band. we're SAVED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-04
More Volunteers fer Cuba.


JAcKsoHuILE, ola Aug Is. 1851
The arrival of the savannah aer this n,or ming
With the Cuban io Of revolution floating from her peak
was hailed with eAmOrous enthusiasm by an immense
tnrong OF cur citizens who assembled the wharf
expecting with intense anxiety tidDgs Of Lopez ard his
brave advepturers The glorious news which the steamer
brought u.s. received with universal shout I need
not say The Jihburos, of whom large spripkng
among the crowd were in ecstaoiss In few minutes.
as II by magic, two beautiful hsgs, on whose dazzling
folds shone the pure white star streamn, from
the highest house.ops ~ the town. may mention as
interesting fact that one OF these Has WIS the ;en
teal tpe horno by the Kentucky regiment in the battle
Of Cafdeoas, and, as the proud ioseriponit bear+
"heEtIcky prinus in Cuba Indicates the rst hag Of
liberty that uniurled the shore Cuba Its
srouS rents b1 bullet and lance, tell by what bloody
sacrifices IL this distinction II will trust soon
rfness deeds equally, II not more glorious thsa
these which more than year ago consecrsted
II 70 the cause OF liberty and independence.
Tbs Thoe community here Is In The greatest excitement
The note OF preparation he. been beard all sides
since the steamer arrived The huzzss aud copgratuls
tons o; the mpatbzDg citizens combine with the voice
CT the spirit stlrriD dFun to spur the arior of the
smbiirg volunteers, and The mounting ia hot haste"
and hurtJrg TO and fro OF conspicuous fijYeros tells
plainly that his souls ia arms aud eager for the
ray There already concentrated here and in the
immediate vicinity, between three and four hundred
men In forty eight hours there w be here Gltoseher
five hundred men. These, when orgaAssd a. they will
DO after leaving the Jurisdiction Of The United States
manded IL Is understood BY Colonel Henry Titus who
bore distinguished part In the Gardens expedition
The lieutenant colonel VIII most probably, be Colonel
iiaga who commanded the Kentucky regiment In the
sane expedition and who was badly wounded in the bat
We OF Csl denas an net Informed who the officers
20 be The regiment i composed Of the best material
cur State. They will embark il a couple OF days.
Iron the Boston Courier Sept 3
Within few days past, agents of the Cuban fijaseros
have been In consuia'icn with several militia officers In
this Vicinity with view OF inducing them to join in the
exp 1on sgainst Cuba; but believe they have met
with poor success. Large Of ready money and high
military titles were offered 10 those who willing
risk their lives under the Lopez nag II Is also rumorei
that an attempt to b. made to raise company Of In
fsbtry Boston who 10 he despatched hence New
Orleans In snail detschmens, by lsnl where they will
BE- embarked So far the recruiting SCENT has ace
had bntii