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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

DiLGRtMS PROGRESS.-WiLL SOON CLOSE, AT
I Washington Hail. No. 69S Broadway, the panorama
Of Bunyans Pilgrims Progress..rhe public are respect
fnlly informed that the exhibition Of this painting,
which has received the universal encomums Of the public
and which has been visited by almost all the schools
aud churches OF city will close during the coming
oien every evening to commence at quarter before
O'Clock. Admission, Is cents. Descriptive catalogues
,erts Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday sr.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

RROUGHAMS LYCEUM, BROADWAY NEARBROOME
- street-Dress Circle and Parguette so cents Family
Circle y cents; Orchestra Stall Seats 81; Private Boxes
So Saturday evening April T. the performance will
menee with the comedy entitled SERVE HIM RIGHT
Harry Belamy, Mr. Brougham; Sampson Shutleworth
Lynne Mrs. Sampson Shutteworth Miss Could Julia Miss
Mary Taylor 10 conclude with the operate
titled the SPIRIT OF AIR-Asteria, Miss Mary Taylor;
Dunn Astoroth, Mr. Lyster Roland, Mr. Palmer Weixler
Mr. Raymond. 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

broadway THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
- Lssses-Doors open at u curtain rises at half
o'clock Dress Circle and Parquette 80 cents Family aud
Third Circles y cents; Gallery l2a cents Private Boxes
% and 30 saturday evening April ~ will represented the
Ssron Iasmar Mr. Whiting Huaina capae Mr. Fredereks
Tycvbroc Signor Carlo Crn Of the Harp
ofthe Ebon Wand. Mr. Reynolds; King Slence Mr. Mat
thews kunac Miss A. Gougenheim; 0cella Miss Gougen
heinz Cassana Mrs sherwood Previous farce
of NY PRECIOUS BETSY. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-12

SATTLER'S COSAORAMAS, CORNER OF BROADWAY
and Thirteenth straetThe first section containing
collection " views Of Europe Asia Minor Syria
The Holy Land Egypt Nubia and Arabia will be exhibited
until the eighth Of March after that date all these will
replaced by new views unusually interesting.
CAsTLE GARDEN-THIs BEAUTIFUL AND PoPU-
lar for the reception Of visitors during
ss day The from the galleries Of the splendid
noble bay and harbor has not equal the world
Admission IL u cents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
DteO.

Al Carthage, H., 10th inst. Of cholera, Miss
Adah Hamilton, aged 81 years monihs and five
davs.
Also on same day, of same disease, Miss Anne
liza A Hamilton, daughter oi A. Hamilton, Esq,
aged 10 years z months and days.
Also, on the 18Th, Of the same disease. Mrs. At
IN B. Hamilton, vile of A.. Hamilton, Esq, aged
so years.
Also, on the 18th, Of the same disease, Marvin
NJ. Hamilton, son OLA. Hamilton, Esq, aged "a
years and ~ da,s.
Also, on the oath, e the same disease, Mrs
Lavinia Hamilton.
A whole family struck from the roll of time in a
single week.
in this town, yesterday morning, of Dysentcry,
Edwin, son Of Jonathan James, Jr., IN the ninth
year OF his age. ...
In this town, yesterday morning, William, son
Of Capt. A. Draper, aged 2 ycars and months.
In Mobile, Alabama, August l3lh, Mr. Charles
r. Denmsn, &c this town, aged 40.
In this town, 23d inst, Mr.. Dudley Tracy, IN
the 2sth year ofhis age.
In this town, Saturday morsing, Capt. Henry
J. Hudson, in the 18th year Of hrs age.
Al Kinsman, Ohio, 3cih ult., Mary Augus,a,
only child Of Mr.. John X. Stanhope, Jr., aged
II months.
In Warren, 26th ult., Mr.. Charles y. Baker,
on of Rev. Luther Bakcr, nc ,d 81 ,cats.
Al Jack ck,onville, on the Tuolumnc River, Aus
~, suddenly, Mr. Joseph Y Adams. Youngest
son of Joseph Adams, of Providence, X. u, N
the 21th year VI his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

Died on board the Ohio, Oct. 3, Thom-
as Conner, formerly a coal passer on the
Lafayette.
The Ohio brings u. s. mails from San
Francisco. She left Kingston Sept.
goth, 2 p. NJ.
The amount ofgold in the Ohio, per
manifest, is $i,sOO,OOO, besides $780,
600 in the hands OF the passengers.
Sept. 4, 1851, met steamship North
erner, from Panama, in the port oc San
Diego, with one shaft broke. She was
bound out and left that day for San
Francisco-hadh had mutiny on board.
The Captain was under the necessity
Of putting them in irons. The mutinccrs
were passengers, and they undertook to
take the ship, as Capt Rantie informed
our corr orrespondent.
The Ohio met the steamship North
America, Sept. 10, 1851, bound IS miles
up the coast, from Cape Marbia, appar-
emily full Of passengers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

Arrival OF THE OHio. The steam
ship Ohio, Captain Schenck, arrived at
New York Monday morning, from Cha
grcs, via Kingston, ia.
The gold train on the lsthmus was
robbed by fourteen ruliians. Two ofthe
fourteen were captured and taken to
Panama. All the gold stolen was re-
coveicj, and part of the robbers were
arrested. -Four of them were shot at,
and two of the four mortalIy wounded,
while engaged in the robbery. DR..
Theylcr. OF Panama, found out that
three Of the boxes Of gold were slowed
away in a boat When the thieves
found out that they were TO be detected,
they threw the boxes into the Chagres
river The vigiIant Doctor, however,
found the gold, and i, is on board the
Ohio.
Many Of the passengers in crossing
the lsthmus, lost everything by the rob-
bcrs, and the Islhmus is infested with
the rascals.
The steamship Lafayette, (bcfore re-
ported on fire at Chagres) took fire Oh
the llth ult, instead Of the l5,h, and
while making the effort to reach shoal
water in tow OF oistcimboat Gorgona. fill
ed and sank in IL iathoms WATERFALL
hands saved with the exception of one
coaI-passer, who i, was supposed, was
suiIocaicd in the bunkers.
The irc originated in the iirc-room.--
She was insured, but not 10 the full ex-
tent Of her value. The captain, officers
AMI crew came passengers in the Ohio
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
FARM FOR SALE.

rI'llE frm in Mddctown, formerly owned by
L J. b. Bailey, 2 miles from Newport, X. J.,
on the east main road leading 10 Bristol, and Fall
River, containing 100 acres of excellent smooth
land, well Enccd with stone wallis; il has on II "A
large stpry House nearly new, also carriage
House, w1ud House, crib, large haru aud 2 spcep
.hcds, and an orchard in good bearing condition.
The farm is divided by the road, GO acres On
the south side aud 30 acrcs on the moth. The
whole either part viii be- sold, II prcierrcd.-
The above iarm il most desirable ,itntion.
Also 2 lots of land Of % acres, IL being part
of the homestead farm Of the late George lrish,
Esq, one mile north oi Newport; most delight.
iul spot fDr a summer winter residence all uf
which will be sold low aud terms &c payment
made easyi Tor further particulars inquire at 81
Broad Street, Newport, X. l., Of -
a20 2,n 4 &w J. I. BAILEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
Cowt of Probate, of N,up1t, Sgi. 20, 1851

Cour n Probate, Of N,u7s1t, S1,. 20, 1851
IN the matter Of the instrument in writing, da-
ted 9th July, 1925, purpor,irg 10 be the last
will and testament Of CHRISTOPHER Fry.
formerly of Norfolk, Va, and late Of said New-
port, dec. presented To THIS Court for Probate
and for letters tcstameniary &c, aud postponed TO
this day for conside, alOn,-ihe Court having,
upon the petition Of Catherine +. Wick ham, al
lowed said original instrument 10 he delivered to
her agent, TO proceed ih 'rcwilh to said Norfolk
where SAID instrument Was executed, for the pur-
pose of proving the hard-wrting of the three SUBJ
,scribing witnesses to said instrument Wherefore
the consideration Of the Probate thereof and
granting letters thereon, is further postponed 10
Court ofPrpbate, tpbe hollcnat the Town Clerks
Oiice, Ia Newport, on Monday, the 18th Nay oi
Oc;ohmr next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.,-Noicc s
ordered To be given Of the disposition Of said orig
inal will, aud of the time and place to which tho
same is postponed for consideration for Probate
thereof, &c., bv advertisement times a week, in
I'll, Newport Daily News, ,ha, all interested ma
have due notice thereof.
$50 B. b. IOWLAND, Prob. Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

A "UNloN" MONUMENT AT Nrw On
LEAss.--Thc project OF erecting the "U-
nion Monument" is TO be prosecuted
The neutral ground on Canal street is
chosen as the place for lis erection. II
is likely to be a splendid specimen OF
sculptuary art one which will speak
much for the genius Of its protector. 1t
will pcrpetuaie the name of Henry Clay
n statue oi whom is to occupy the sum
NIT, and the other members of the com
promise committee. The cost Of tho
monument is hut 100000, which, it is
expected, will be subscribed NJ once by
our citizens. ~. ~. C~. NOJiie Herald
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
Court of Probate, Niddlciown, Sep. 18th 1851

Court of Probate, Middctown, Sep. 10Th 1851.
JTPON the petition Of Augustus Peckham Of
u said Mnldlctown, Guardian ofhis miror chill
dfnn James TX. Peckham aged sventean years,
Charles =. Peckham aged sixteen years, and E.
liz,5cth VI. Pcckham aged ou, teen wears, repre-
scnlng that said children are the owners in fee
of AN unlviucd seventh of ,be Pnrg,to,y Farm,
80 cdllei, situated in sad Mddctown, contain
ing about seventy acres, and il bounded westerly
on land of The heirs of Geo. Gibbs, dec. norher.
" oI land y. Eas'on heirs, casreily and south
" on ihe Beach ard Ocean, tha, the owners Of the
other slx.scyenths are about selling their intcr st
IN said lirm. The interest Of said minors ia said
fum will bc very much impaired and injured by
the sale of said siXscvcn'hs particularly If part.
ton should be made aud hci one seventh set OF
by itself As no doubt it woul be- by the puc chascrs
ol the other and larger interest therein; praying
that he may b authorized and empowered to sci
al public or private sale all the right, title and
interest ol said minors ia and 10 said ,rm and 10
invest the proceeds thereof in other real estate,
on in safe and productive stock orto loan the same
or Mortgage upon real estate, which said invest
mant shall be made aud held in the names Of said
Minors and upon the same terms and conditions,
aud IL same shall dCscoud aud bc iuhc tied, in
the same manner rs said one seventh Of said farm
would nave descended and been Inherited If the
sane had not been sold. The sale and invcst-
meut 10 be made under the advice and direction
Of this Court aud after the petitioner shall have
given bond with SuIctics - the satisfaction OF
this Court to invest said proceeds Of SAID sale
in manner a. aforesaid.
The said petition was read received and was
referred for consideration to n Court of Probate
To be holden AT the Town iIome in Mlddlctown
on the third monday of October next at O'Clock
L. VI >; aud notice is ordered ~ I've gwen Of ,hc
pcndcncy and prayer al said petition by advertise
ment in ,he Herald Of the Times at least three
successive weeks, thai AL persons interested may
appear AT said time aud place, aud show cause if
any, why the prayer Of said petition should not
bc granted.
JOSHUA COGGESHAIL,
SIG Probate Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
MEDICINES FOR TIE PEO-
pLE!
DIR. $. A WEANER'S
CANKER ANDSALT RHEUM'
SXRITP.

CANKER CURE AND CERATF.
THESE preparations are seient'fc productions
| of a regularly educated physician (who 10
now extensively engaged in the pract'ce oi h'"
profcssion) They have become deseryediy pop
ular IN all sections of the country, where they
have been introduced, fom thn Fact that thry
have never faded to affect a cure where they have
been rsed according to direction.
THE CANkERAND SALT RiiEUMSfEuf
is an article differing entirely from Shrsnparhla
or Dock Syrups, or any other Pcpars'rh ever
offered TO the public. IL can bc positively relod
n for the e,Irciual cure of all Scrouluus liumors,
Eryspelas, Salt Rheum, Canker IN tie Mouth,
stomach or Bowels, Female weah nesscs, aud nll
hunors arising from an impure state oi the blood.
In word it ~ complete rcno'ater, efahlcatIhg
disease and restoring to healthy action every par,
oi the system.
In all cases Of humors, and espcclaiS hf Sht
Rhcun aud Eryspelas, " n valuable acconpah'-
ment to the Syrup, as II will eiiee'ually destroy
every vcstige 0f iIumor from the surface OF the
body which will bc driven 10y the USE oi the
Suup II is one of the most valuable eNieIna
anplrr tions ever known for Burns, Soalds, Scad
Head, Old Sores, Piles, Barriers Itch. and all
other cruptons on the skin. Aud lar smpassc-
all other external applications.
THE CANkER CURE
l. tho dcsuleratum So long sought Tor the relief
and cure Of certain diseases which all other pre-
darations have fiilcd to relieve, u IL warranted
- positive core Tor Nursing Sore Mouths, IN I'll 81
cases il has never hiled. Thousands have u ell
I, aud been cured; also, for Canker IN the MOu b.
Slomach and Bowels, and obstinate d, seuicIy II
has effected cures after all other tried rrmcdics
had Jailed. For Ulcers aud all diseases procccd-
ing from cankcrrus humors ~ the system this -
useful and il valuable accompaniment 10 tho
Syrup in uil cases cf Lanker.
Nci,aor uf tno above articles are genuine With
out tho signature of =, A, WEAVER & Co.. on
tho outside wrapper.
M,nu(,ciurei 1T New lDplon, Cunn., ~. A.
WEAVER 4 Co., sole propriotors, iu whom all
ordors must BE- adirrsscd.
C.G.C. HAZARD, sole Agon,-iu Ncwp"t-
b2s law 3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Oct 2.
At market 100 Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores, s
pairs Working Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep and Lambs, and 500 Swine.
Prices-ijeef Ca,tlc--Exira sc 25 lst quality
Sc 90; ID do So 75; 3d do - 5Oai 10
Storcs--Yearliugs $S, 1lal2; Two years old
$l2,$l6; three years old Sl5 a 2l.
Working Oxcn-SS5, 9oal05.
Cows and Calvcs-Sl7, 10, 22, %, rs. 81
Shcep--Sales at 81 50, 2, 2 5Oa3 so. A few
sylcs extra at S4a5 each.
Swine--4a5c; retail 5a6c; iat hogs 43-Ia5c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
EASTON EARN.

THE Undersigned, by resolve of the General
i Assembly of he STATE or Rhode Islam |, he's
been auth hor.cd to sell and convey the Lands
constituting he Easton Farm, situated at he
Town Beach, r, Newport, and now occupied Ivy
J. y. Perry, Esq. The s.id Farm (cNccpring
the portions lhcrcorahc"dy sold TO x. NJ. Gibbs
and Z. NJ. Mason, Esqrs.,) is now offered for
sale, in parcels, upon terms, AS 20 price and cct-
il, which offer Inducements To those who are de-
srous to establish permanent or temporary resi-
dcnccs in Newport, 30 Ecco,Dc purchasers.
A plan of this fa,m will b. exhibited upon ap-
plca'on to WIN. {. Gibbs. Esq, in Newport, or
to the undcrsigned at No. 10 State street, Boston
w. ID. SOliIER, Trustee und,r the viii
oi 5aw d&w iw. OF Madame Mary Gibbs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

STARTLING FACT Long continued ndis-
position results in w,aring out Of The coats ctMs
Nomach; in partial para, sis Of the organs which
should convert the food into healthy blood in
inflammation and ulcciatior Of the liver and the
bowels and finally, if not checked and subducd,
IN dedth. No sane man woman deliberately re-
solves to encounter these terrible evils, and yet
thousands annually do encounter and fall victims
to them, who might invariably bc saved by The
use of HUTcHINs' VLGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
BITTERs. lttimc is important in matters oibus-
ness, il is doubly so as regards health. An early
rscou To- this great Alternative, tonic and restora-
tive will at once clevc the Lnguor, depression
of sp;, ts, disorder Of the bowels, feeling %, hol-
Iowncss in the stomach, indispositioD for active
employment, natucncc, headache, and opp ession
alter meals, which prcccdc confirmed Dyspepsia.
Even when this mel ,ncholy disease has obtaned
II firm hold, and Influenced moe or less all the iunc-
tons oi the internal o.gan, il can he expelled and
radically cured by pes sevcring use Of this g eat
regulator and rcnovato. Of the digestive powers
AID the nervous system.
Circulars, containing Certificates of remark kable
cures, and The high estimation in which ,his Med
cine is held by the public press, can he had Of the
agents, fee.
PRICE 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Princpal Office, l22 Fulton sucet, y. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
Marrts0.

In Providence, 4, 22d ult.. Mr.. Joseph B. Knowles
and Miss Mary A. Manlon.
In Coventry, Goth ult., by the Rev. Robert
Allyn, Henry Howard, OF Providence, and Catha-
rnc G. Harris, ofC.
In Providence Ist inst, Mr.. Charles Snow and
Miss Mary A daughter Of Henry A. llowand,
all Of Providence.
Tn Darlington, on Thursday last, by Rev. Mr.
Hyde, Mr.. Joseph Peck, Of bristol, and Mrs
Mary Bosworth, Of the former place.
In Providence, 2sth ult., Mr.. Marvin Ryan, al
Mass, and Mary Anna, daughter Of Thomas w.
Cook, of Providence.
In Providence, 4th inst, by the Rev Mr.. Hat
field, Mr.. John w. Reeves, Of Boston, aud Miss
Anna Bella Loramorc, OFF.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
JUDp's INDICATED LIQUID CU1ICLE
Invented June, lsi9by
,RANaE Innp. cnrMi.T.

THIS recently m,cnted compound - probably
the beet preparation yet discovered iur drc'sing
Burns, Scslds, Cuts, Bruises and all kinds of
Wounds. Also, for sore Nipplcs renad, wr-
qumllcd. vcry Iti, oi the Liquid pl'ccd ANY.
where upon the surface ol the body, immediately
lorms a snoah. hra coating, very similar h. the
natural Cuiicle, 90 uulct sk'n, WhHh may bo
freely washed wih water ~ soap wiihoui The
least injury to the wound. u . ~ ad'a,ln'''r
,,l,s,,t,,te tor rRANsPAutSI CouEr fLAs-
r,s. without any oi rts inoonvepi-ures. W 10 %
s,,i,sa,,,i ~ ~ allay pin imn',i's,,s aw "wst
rrre c,i, Coz sale ~ uHYoUNc.
,su
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE:

'TliE Subscriber hereby gives public notice,
l. that he is appointed Administrator upon the
Estate OF RUTH PEARCE, Late Of Tivcrton,
deceased, and has accepted said trust and given
bond according To Law. lie therefore requests
all persons who are indebted to the estate of the
said deceased, to make payment without delay !;
and also all persons who have claims against the
said estate, To exhibit them as soon as may M.
Dated at Tiverton the seventh day of October,
A. ID. 1851. ABRAHAM PEARCE Admir-.
9pd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
REAL ESTATE Ar AUCTION.

EROM one To- ihrec-scvcn,hs q farm IN Pfn.
l. dence Island, containing sin hundred aud
tventy-seven acres, with a large brick house, two
larn., crib and other out-buldings H. reon; the
EARN IL well walrred and offers good opPoriu-
niiy for any one wishing such hrmi also ,'i 'ec
real estate iormcfl, bclonging to Jcdcdiah Iith,
dec, situated IN Warner street, consisting "l
large dwelling house, Slaughter-huusc, and out
huildiue. all the abovc vii h. sold At Aur'~n
On Tuesday. the Both oi September. II not 'c-
,iou.ly disposed Of a, private ,ale. -
PERRY &. IRISH,
ali. WILLIAM {. IRISH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

PoETs.-A new star has been discov
cred in the imaginative world. M. La
marline revealed its existence in the
fashionable circles Of Paris. Refine
Garde was cook in some town in South
France when she sent manuscript copy
of her poems to Lamartine, who, charm
ed with the.grace and na,uralness of the
kitchen muse, lauded her in one OF his
critical essays. The paper containing
the unexpected eulogy reached her vii
lage, and Refine Garde found herself
celebrity. She has come up to Pals
and gone into service in a rich family
During the day, she prepares the meals
of her employers and makes her appear
ance in the evening at the most aristo-
cratic reunions, where she rcctes her
poems. For the moment she is n Lion.
ess" of the first magnitude. Invitations
shower on her from every side, and she
is il imminent danger of having her
head turned with iatiery.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
tVINU UN VVtUUtT o.
Brig Dido Ball Machias Prov
MONDAY Oct. 7
Sloop Native, Davis, Prov.
MEMORANDA

Cleared from New York, I'd, bark Antelope,
Macy, for this port.
Ship George Champlin, oi this port, was at
New Castle, \ w, May 3lst, loading Goals,
for Chill, on her way home, having sold her oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09

OxyGENATED BirrERs. This popular
and truly valuable medicine effects the
most astonishing cures, and if the state
mcnts of good citizens are entitled to
credit. il is worthy the attention Of every
Dyspeptic, and a fair trial.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
PurLhDELPnIA. Oct. 9th.

The United States Circuit Court have
issued special venire for los jurors. to
he drawn from Lancaster county, to try
Elijah Lewis and thirty-seven others for
. treason against the United States. The
trial is set down for the 4th Monday in
November next.
Edward Yates, charged with abstrac-
ting letter from the pos, Office, and
William Stcller, for counlerieiling U. 5.
coin, have had their trials postponed un-
Ill November.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-09
Ep Vclfaroyl).
EurrAlo, Sept. 80

BurrAlo, Sept. 80.
The IL convicted Michigan railroad
conspirators have been sentenced to i'm
Irisonmen. in the State pcntentIary as
follows Two Of them for 10 years six
Tor years and four for years.
New ORLRANs, Sept. 20.
Indignation has just reached the city
Of terrible explosion on board the
steamer Brilliant, near Bayou Goula.-
She was commanded by Capt. Hart,
and at the time was crowded with pas
sengcrs. 1t is said that upward Of one
hundred lives were lost. But this is
probably an exaggeration. Both LoiIcrs
bursted, scattering de nth and des,ruc-
ton around.
The Brilliant was first class boat.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 90.
The barquc Milaudon with adviccs
from Havana to the 10th, three days la
ter than by the Empire City, has arrived
at this port.
She reports all quiet ut the date Of
sailing.
The u. 5. revenue cutter Duane with
Mr.. Lctcher, the American Minister. on
board, had arrived ut Havana, from
Norfolk.
Mr.. Leicher would proceed to Vera
Cruz Oh the 22d, in the U. S. steamer
Saranac, which vessel was lying at Ha.
vanG.
Ten more OF the wounded prisoners
connected with the Lopez expedition
had been captured in The mountains and
brought 10 Havana.
WASHINGTON. Oct !.
The Republic, in speaking of the in
reference of France and England, in
Cuban affairs. says: "No American
government could exist for an hour
which should permit such lnicrmed-
ding; and that the President will move,
and the Cab met are prepared TO main
tain International relations on proper
footing, without being subject to dicla-
ton from any foreign power.
ClscINNATi, Oct. |.
Miss Salie Ward, late Mrs. Law
renee, was married to-day, at the resi-
dcncc of her father, at Louisville. to
Doctor Robert L. Hunt.
Nkw ORLEANS. Oct 5th-6 as p. NJ
The United States mail steamship
Georgia, Lieut.. Porter, commanding,
arrived at this port to day direct from
Havana.
She brings large number OF passen.
gers and the California mails of Septem-
Der 9Th.
Her news from Havana is to October
lst. one week later.
About forty more of the Lopez prison
crs had been sent to Cadiz in the brig
Kipa.
Several still remain in the hospital
some of whom are in most pitiable
condition.
Capt Ellis, of Washington, had been
pardoned and set at liberty.
The U. S. soops Of war Albany and
Decatur us also the u S. steamer Sar-
anac, were at Havana when the Georgia
sailed.
There are reports in this city that
frost in the lower Mississippi has slight
ly injured the young cotton.