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DRY GOODS. 80.

VALENCIENNEs LACEs.-JUsr RECEIVED.
very choice stock a. very low prices; sso elegaat
assortm,nt Of Muslin Trimmings black Lace Mite. long
and short Embroideries Hosiery. &c.
LSALL CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs.-IA AN CONSTANT
ly receiving the different steamers from Europe,
exer variety newest dsins pattern eoaks aud
msntilas which merchants and cash buyers
every section Of the country at small advance On the cost
tfmportatiou manufacture GEO BULPIS Paris Cloak
ard Msntilla Emporuy 35l Broadway.
DAJoU's GLOVES JUST LANDED. OF THE FIRST
ID QuaiityLaeies hid Gloves, white snd black, sht
dark Mons Co., full assort nent OF colors and sizes
tmbrodered lace Mitts silks, Satps yslyets, $50
Clcam, Mpntilie Cahmeres, pslsine,s III .orSderies
Crapes Handkerchief Bombalnes Marc line, ~. wsis
We offer at the lowest mSrket price, eth bv tLa
rioce. JANIS BECK CO, whoiessie rooms Bs ana aS,
Broasway
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RRIyAL OF DIR. C. W. RoBAcK AT NEW YORK.
~ Tha c.i.hrated nv ~ Robanx from Swedau. Proi

ARRIvAL OF DIR. G. ". RoBAcK THEW YORK.
n The celebrated DR.. G. w. Roback, from Sweden fro
OF Astrology Astronomy Phrenology and Geomaney hay
ing just arrived from Philadelphia where he has met with
the extraordinary for the last four years offers
c. W. Robsk being the seventh son OF the seventh son
early of fifteen years enjoy advantages derived
from travelling and reflection that Possessed By
none in this country in Europe, and being SO gifted
by nature and having cultivated those blessed rtts,
prepared adopt them to the following aad the
Immediate contamination of the follosing Topics
He with at his oce by letter III
paid he prepared make Of his any Of
the following of all descriptions travelling
by land eoursps advice given for their successful
mplshmen specuEng in stocks merchandise or real
estate the recovering of sacs in dpute the purchasing
tickets and the safety shps at lie also has the
honor Of receiving certificate from the Honorable. G. Jshn
formerly King Of eden which will give him
great pleasure In showing TO those who favor him with
CALI he also his services respecting health, wealth. and
love Affairs journeys lawsuits difficulty In busi-
fraud sickness aud desth past present and future
all the Of m and invites all 20 call
who afflicted coryorsily mentally Terms-ladies "
cents gentlemen Savites calculated aud read full
the oraos and masculine signs ladies' S
tlemen 81 So Natvites calculated according TO Geomay
fer ladies So in full So Gentlemen -; in full 81 Per
at distance have their navities drawn BY send
the date Of the day Of their birth All Letters
the ,boye fee will receive immediate attention. and
tves will be sent part 0; the United States written
durable All letters OF the above topics
post paid will he answered gratis His oies 10 at White
street, two blocks below Broadway.
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CoPARTNEasHIP NOTICES.

nIssOLUTi0N OF CO-PARrNERsHTP.-THE CO.
~ partnershiD htretQtore existing under the aud
hrm o. D. ~ MARTIN in CO, was this day dissolved BY
mutual consent The business Of the wifi settled b
Martin Mills who will continue the Wine and I1uor
business AZ IL Beaver street. J. v. MARTIN, JR,
WM. 3. OBQIEN
New York. August I. ls5i. JOHN MILLS
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known beyond the limits of the State The late census
returns show that the value Of real Virginia
S276 GEO 000; personal estate, $l05 0oo00O value
slaves S145 000 00o-tota $780, 00000 Estimates
lately been made placing the total $500 ooo-
coo. The debts liabilities, and Of the State
cordDg to the official reports of the Auditor made to
the seth Of September last, as annexed
PuBLIc DEBT Or VIRGINIA, Sxrr 30rH, 1851.
Total public debt held by individuals and -.
private companies es................. S903b,lS9 80
OF this debt there Is held in
Great Britain .......... $2369 $50 20
In France and dermany...... 36s,300 90
Total in Europe pe...............,..... 273S,2s 20
In Virginia. .................. S565l46l 10
I'D Maryland ................. oyzlo9 w
In the District Of Columbia. 10000 co
In other States, es,.............. l42 900 90
-, Total in the United States .. 62e59oo 10
Aggregate smount in ALL $685. ls9 80
The came statement shows the apparent he-
blities Of Virginia for guaranteed bonus
issued by companies and corporations, TO -. .
complete her Improvements. ......... s42o,loZ 4s
Total debt and liabilities Of the state 70
The statement shows the, ssiH sirrsfr
present value OF stocks owned
by the State TO- :. 81 O6o,5o5 4S
And the income of her stocks
that will coon be productive. GIT 81 -
III s622i3 80
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FINE ARTS.

DRADYs NATIONAL GALLERY OF NINGATU AIS
ID This establishment has long been known the largest
aad best arranged Of in the United States Is pictures
received the h gold medal ever awarded 20 ay Daguerre
ave successive year bis Dsguerreotypes on Ivory are
rreiy admired they unite the perfect Of the Da
suerreotype with the life-ke eolorinE Of the most
Enisbcd painting. Mr.. Bradys at s5 and 2T
Broadwsy corner Of Fulton street.
NoLORED DAGUERREoTYPES FOR FIFTY CENTS
" Kings Shylght Rooms. los B0very between Hester and
Grand streets the only tablishment In te city whore the
best skylght daguerreotypes handsomely ooored and
taken for 50 larger Sizes at equally low
rates. No charge unless perfect satisfaction is given.
EREE EXHIBITION OF LITERATURE AND TIE
arts at the Old Curiosity Shop. in Nassau street,
comprising 2oOg engrayings Of all kinds 900 volumes o.
old and books low prices. Books and prints
purchased by J. y. NEAGLE, l02 Nassau 81.
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n mATEsIm0NIAL.

Al ATRIMoNY MADE EASY. on now TO WIN A
Ioisr-Profss6r Lawtth OF London having arrived
In Boston will send 10 any address rtttiSs o. one
pott paid, plain directions TO enable ladies gentlemen
win the devoted affections OF TIE opposite The process
hamrle but 90 captivating that All may be married ire
epecve OF rge. anpcarance or positions and last though
not least can be arranged with suoh aud delcc
that detection e impossible. Address Professor LAvton
the postage is paid.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


HOUSE wANTED-THE ADVERTISER WANTS TO
grown persons small part of house eentanins all the
modern from Franklin street 70
Union square west side OF Broadway must not be
far east from Broadway Any genteel family having part
wishing 70 break up will find rare opportunity would
have objections purchase the furniture address, post
paid Eusis PIoadys Post QG ftsviss location, and all
the terms. Can walt few days FOR possesson.
II oox wANTEp-IN TIE NEiGnBoRHooD or d.
~ vision. East Broadway FORSYTH, Doyer, Bayard
streets with moderate rent Please address X. 4 X O.,
Herald once.
WANTED INMEDIATELY-A SELF CONTAINED
w house suited for family containin
sleeping aparmt nts. with bath and other
enees Net higher up town than Fourth street. Rent
A HOUSE WANTED WANTED TO PURCHASE, IN
mediately tfor cash small modern built three
houte, with all the late pleasantly
in an improved part of the city. Address Mr. W o. b. at
this Office, which will receive particular attention.
A STORE wANTED.-AHY ONE HAVING THE
"a first floor Of good Store 70 dispose Of Tin
Courandt street preerred) will please address NorsA
Co, box 1884.
PUBLICATIONS.
"A ford, Nautical Tale, by Sir Admiral FISHER althor
Of the Petrel sc. Price ~ cents.
VI. LONG a BROTHER, t3 Ann street.
HOMEOPATHIC JoURNAL-THE NORTH AxgzI
Homeopathic Journal for August Is lust issuei by
ine sut,seriber l. conducted BY z. Herring, o.. of
81 New York published quarterly each number
W.RADDE, s2l Broadway.
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AN ENGRAvER wANTED-A JoURNEYaAN EN-
"A rravsr, capable OF doing general engraving in
handsome Apply ct Stout Hyatts, conner OF
Maiden lane and HroGdway
YOUNG MAN IS DESTROYS oFoBTAISING SIT
N uaop, q Porter ia stsre 20 drive horse and
eart-kIews city we'll The best of reference given,
qured Please address :" j. H. Herald ohee
KIDDLE-AGED FRENCH PROTESTANT WOMAN
"A wfhes situation as Nurse in respectable family.
She can give good if required Address
Marie Gusreur, No. l22 Liberty street.
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG SCOTCH GIRL WISHES A
objection TO TO thu country Gao
$40 Yves. Twenty street for three daysi
A REsPECTABLE WEIGH GIRL WANTS sIrU,-
"a tion Cbsmbermaid or to assist with chi ldren do
general housework in small family is good w.her and
roner good reference given Can be seen or two days. At Al
John street, Brooklyn.
A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AsLADIEs
light is quite to fill any Of above
situations. Satisfactory recommendations and city ree
dressed s. " Herald Office viii be Immediately answered
A STEADY GIRL WANTS SITUATION AS COOK.
HWasher and Ironer to do general housework small
family Inquire at Al Seventh street. between Second and
Third avenues.
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE AN OP-
IA opportunity of going Eng in the acty Nurse
to wal. lady would have objection to act
muncAte with her can do by applying Mrs Cook cor
ner South Eighth AID Fifth streets " Williamsburg.
ITO MERCHANT TAILORs.-A NAN OF REsPECTA-
biiity wants situation as general or assistant Cut
ter in this city Of the United States The a
verttr competent Of filling any situation in the above
briefly Address r the next three days) p P Cutters
Box. at this office.
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HOMES sTEADs.

surplus lots owned by this association will be sold to the
highest bidder Monday week a their place Of meeag
Terms Of sale and number Of lots will be
stated Monday night 18th Sale will take place Monday
night Sept ls ooock Also lot Of cord word posts
-AN ~ A. IT, DUNCoMBE. Chairman.
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1N0 LUMBER DEALERs-CLERKsUIP WANTED ny
an exlumber dealer, a. salesman book keeper good
euyer and salesman Can work also has general know
eafe of os f'rds - y trcartTe business reference tx
bt '.'-s' ~-alss isr tnres dsy' " this o&ef LapsH
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yyANTED-A PARTNER, TO PURCHASE H,bF or
w apnnorana, (the sdvertser wishing 70 puroh1sc the
other halt admirably adapted fr travelling of universal
interest and nearly new having ben exhibited in this city
story, lent g9on. from ~ VII 9'sloek
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

nAGUERREoTYPE ROOMS TO LET-HAvING A
- splendid also furniture for sale: amount Of
capital required small For wishing TO engage in
the business this offers great nducement The present
lrietors being about to leave will sell at bargain.
For particulars enquire at FL Bleecker street. Daguerreo-
tyue Room
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.


HORSE. CHArsE, AND HARNESS FOR sALE-THE
n i sn s
saddle Also cAai's .n9 Rssrz M aRss
HORSES wANTED-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS AVERY
S soSn Gd IN % ars
ssr.s:: must & hi, s hsnas fsss Sssdso%s
CoR sALE.-HoRsE CARRIAGE, AND HARNESS.
dayat Rooneys stable corner of Fourth street and La
fayette place
"A cheap THE N Wsycriey Stable ~ Hicks street near
Atlantic. South Brooklyn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CTRANGERs VISITING TnE CITY WILL FIND
fine stock Of Cornelius Solar Lamps Girsndolss Man.
s s.S Gpi Sn :fsn Ss. s Tea
M a bs%ss II son and Ann
opposite the Church.
CoLTs PIsToLs-oF ALL THE DIFFERENT SIZES
- aeyovers Of all kinds double and single Guns Rifles
Caps Powder Flasks Game Bags together With every
cle the sporting line tor cash credit Also Hardware
A'' '''''''' A. ". SPIES CO., No 81 Maiden lane.
HAVANA ANp PRINCIPE SCARS S1j lanes SAP; SAP;
Iespeosay inform lis nds and hs p%Sio ia. Se Sss
Just rsceysd large and choice Havana
sale at reaOna6ie prices either wholesale retail.
'CHE GRAETENBERG VINES AND Liquors. FOR
medicinal purposes-lnvAlid Will do well purchase
other. any of the city free Of charge
Price, 81 bottle For sale at 2 Broadway near Genins
TIE ADVERTISER WHO CAN COMMAND FROM
$lCO to 50 00O, wishes to in lucrative bust
with single lady With like means partner Any
addressed to C. II. A., At this ofce will
| meet with immediate attention
LNXCENTRIC LATHE.-WANTED TO PURCHASE, AN
II Eccentric Lathe for turning saddeboards; also, Bark
Grinding MIL for tannery For further particulars in
| quire of FREDERICK PROBcT, Is South William ct.
7 EECHEs LEECHEs!-lO0O0 LARGE AN d HEALTHY
II Swedish Leeche arrived per steamer Baltic for sale
j. + CLEU, 7 John street.
nOORs! DOORS! DOORS.-N. p. KIMBALL, NO So
~ Beekman street has hand, makes to order the
kiln dried Doors be found in the country-a prices
from 81 IS to S5 Also Sash and Blinds for sale cheap
Purchasers invited to CALL # they would buy good
article cheap.
1NuE EAR AND EYE.-A. s. HEATH, MD, AURIST
and Oculist, devotes his attention exclusively to dis
of the Ear aud Eye from to o'clock daily at 262
Broadway New York Deafness caused by scrofua fever.
eutaneous affections enlarged tons DISCHARGES distress
in the mostly durable BY
Artificial eyes Of natural appearance inserted.
ID EMOyAL-ThE PRINCIPAL DEPOT FOR MARsHS
N Pain Reevr removed to No. l9f walker street. two
Bowery where this medicine can
be obtained Wholesale and RETAIL at the lowest cash prices
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~ R.-ThE PICNIC or THE r. L. snow SOCIAL
A's tLion Nc. J. advertised for to-day, tss0uid ths
~ rmy, viii he rostT0ntd ubtii orrow
tns 4sa inet. Tie steamer Nsw rcrsev having met
~ rusnt her Place viii te Supplied ~ tie steamer
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DARTNER wANTED.-THE ADVERTISER WOULD
like 20 md part ner with cash capital Of from
20 twenty thousand dollars 70 In line of business
having but little competition in this city, aud which very
lucrative. The advertiser reserves personal interview
with party wishing 10 Join him. his explanations Of the
great facilities which he possesses for carrying the bust
ness in question: Address Robertson, Herald Office.
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EXCURSION

GRAND PICNIC EXCURsION.-THE PUPILS OF
- froi Won Hoeriugen, and all those Joung ladies who
WI enter bis classes in September next requested 20
nett The Congregatonal Church, Sixteenth street. be.
tyiSn sSth and seventh syenues Wednesday l3 inst
cock ier the purpose Of making preparations for
excursion On Saturday. August 30.
Won HTFRTNGEN. Qi0 BroadVnv.
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IDARTNER WANTED-THE ADVERTISER HAVING
valuable article Of export in Of the lover provaces
~ desirous Of forming with some repetable
con mercia house in this City; Inquire Of
" B. PALMER, Tribune RuiIdinvs
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GRAND ExcURsIoNs TO coNEY ISLAND LAND.
~ ing ns .ert Hamilton each wAyTsre i2x cents
CLAUS, Cart J. N. Roeman vi make
esiy excursicns leaving ts folovs-korung Trp-rros
.ss ,s'es. W bait Isst o'slOck, 81 and hsllra
tt.fiesE kor5rs trip from rcrs hsuiltoa asa w. Nc
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DNKTNER WANIED-IO CO INTO THE COU NTRY A
II short distance and expcnd two thousand dollars in
cash, with who has the same amount in cash
into tail country store doing large cash
good vii Of the establishment being great
hdsress ". at this Office, Immediately.
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u EMOyAL-THE PRINCIPAL DEPOT FOR MARSH'S
II Pain Reeyer removed to No. l9f walker street. two
east Of the Bowery this wonderful medicine
be Wholesale and retail at the lowest cash prices
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TNUE EAR AND EYE.-A s. HEATH, MD, AURIST
and Ocuist devotes his attention exclusively TO dis
of the Ear and Eye from to o'clock daily At @
Broadway New York Deafness caused by scrofus feves
cutaneous affections enlarged tonss DISCHARGES distress
noises the mostly durable BY
Artificial eyes Of natural appearance inserted.
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w ness ~ Brookyn, With acerita OF $1,000 70 S20Ol
rood lacat we'll established, doing buGiaes of
about $4,000 pr year Address A. b., Brooklyn Post
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Elm NANCIAL.

VIZ NAvERLEY HOUSE, 697 BROADWAY, CORNER Ol
w Fourth street, is open for the reception Of perms
aud boarders Parties be accommodate
with parors and bedrooms communicative share Of pa
tronage solicited. J. W. RENAU, Proprietor.
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- - - .Osss
CCHooL FOR ENGINEERS $50 HOUSTON STREET ~
~ Y.-Mr Victor Beaumont Civil Engineer graduate from
"LEcole Centrae des Arts ct Manufactures Of Paris will
In the French and English languages in all the branches
theoretical and PRACTICAL connected with Civil
For details and references apply at the School
A LaDT Is pEsIEops OF ATTENDING 4 FEW
IA glasses In schools or private families TO instruct in
French German piano and singing Best references gyen
Address Instruetress." Herald office.
4 LADY RECENTLY FROM EUROPE WILL GIVE
n fustrue on all kinds Of useful aud ornamental arts
paintings hair bradng Sc In shsrt and easy lessons APP
Ily at 1ai Elm street, near Broome street.
r ACoSTE-MApAxE LACosTE, SUCCESSOR TO
IL Mics Phillips and Mrs Temple Hall No. - Dean street,
BroollJn will reopen her school the eth september
Only limited number Of bosrders received Parents
calling Madame Lacostc between the hours Of 10 A. W.
and r. NJ obtain all the satisfactory particulars AMI
references 20 moral and accomplished
education for those in whom they feel 50 deer an interest,"
pROoKLYN HOME sCHooI-MRs. II. HALL, PRIN-
- cTal-1his school re-opens for s winter session. the
eth day Of September. Only limited number Of boarders
are admitted Parents who wish 10 place their children
under their root may apply TO the Prncipa at l02
Dean street Brooklyn where particulars be ascertnined
References be made 10 Rev. William Berran ID. ID
Slas dsr r. Gilpan, N. pt Henry y seaman Esq New
Barrett Isq Staten Island; Rev. Mr.. Stearns H. Dad
icy, NJ John A. Hughes Esq, Brooklyni Rev. Kingston
Goddard, Philadelphia.
CELr rDEFENCE-MR. DAVID BULOGH. ONE OF
~ the Hungarian EXe proposes 20 school the
let OF September neat for the Instruction of the art Of
Fencing and Pistol Shooting. A book s at No.
HOChrystie street. TO receive the names Of applicants
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II EkCykL.-JosEfH LEE. DRAPER AND TAi.on
~ ~ fulton street has removed to No. III warren
few doors from broadway.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
New Mexico.

Judge Mower formerly of Michigan now one of the
United States Judges in this Territory in a letter to a
friend thus describe this country:
There is wealth in this country. But the truth is,
that, what with the many revolutions New Mexico has
survived, and the incuI sions Of the Indians, the popula-
ton and resources Of the country have much diminished,
though the mineral and other resources have never been
thoroughly explored. In process of time it may be
wealthy, as it is, there is nothing which indicates any
immediate prosperity. The people are ignorant and
deprayed, superstitious and dirty. They still use wooden
ploughs with a little piece Of iron about the size of a
drag tooth-tread out their grain with cattle and win.
now it with the wind. Wagons, except as used by
Americans, are almost unknown, while their food is Of
the very coarsest, poorest kind. Only about one thirty
sixth part Of the population are Americans-the rest are
"Greasers." The Priests are the controlling power,
and they are many Of them able men, while others are
dissipated, wild bad men. s
Never was my health so strong and fine as now. You
would hardly know me, | am so fat. But it is impossi.
BILE for me to live here with my family on 81 800. Think
Of flour at $40 per barrel, corn SIS per bushel, coffee 75cts.
per pound &c. Rents are enormous. / pay for a single
room $50 per month. Lumber is worth $50 per thousad,
and scarce at that, and mechanics charge enormously
for. all work. / paid a dollar for sewing on a button,
although / have learned to sew my own buttons now
From this you can form some idea OF living here. Ameri-
cans are leaving for the States fast"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
Hon. John s. Reid,s Letter.

We cheerfuly give place in our columns for Mr..
Reds letter. We were led into the belief that Mr..
Reid was a free soiler from the circumstance OF his re-
ceiving the free soil vote when elected, his uniform sup.
port of Mr.. Julian, and his votes in the Legislature, to-
gether with his f" Joint Resolution in JaUor Of freeGom,"
to which he alludes. In that Resolution our friend Reid
objects to the fugitive slave law, because some of the
provisions of said law are in opposition to the ennobling
principles Of human freedom, promulged in the declara.
ton Of our national independence and endangering the
liberty of our fellow men, especially those provisions by
which a trial by jury is denied, the writ of habeas cor.
ps refused, and a double fee is allowed to the Commits.
sioner for the performance of his duty.
The free soil member which Mr.. Reid alludes to is
George Evans of Henry county, and if our friend
George thinks himself injured by the allusion, our col.
umns are open for his defence. Let justice be done to
all is our maxim.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-24
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81, 1851.
More about the late CONSUL at Havana.

" IN ~ -
The following is an extract Of letter from Capt. R. M.
Ellis, of Washington City, who was a Captain in the ILL.,
iated expedition to Cuba. Capt. Ellis, with whom we
have a personal acquaintance, Isl gentleman of character
and standing, and we have no doubt the letter states the
facts as they occurred. Consul Owen has been remov-
ed by the administration. He will return to Georgia
where he has hosts of friends, and will no doubt under.
take to justify his conduct under his instructions from
the administration. Mr.. Owen is a gentleman in his
department, but is exceedingly timid and fearful of re-
sponsibility, and his fear of giving offence to the admin
istration was no doubt the cause Of his strange conduct.
His removal is but the beginning of this question, and
mark our prediction if in the end Mr.. Owen does not
show that his instructions were of the most stringent
character. We however, refer TO the following extract
from The letter of Capt. Ellis, which speaks for itself:
"On the 18th, 1 was made a prisoner, and treated
very kindly until / reached Havana, when we were
chained {ack and rounded) together.
" Upon an examination being made, / and some 9th
ers were sent to this hospital, where we have every at
tention and are treated in the kindest and most gentle
manly manner by the surgeons and students.
"Of eur consul, here, i have nothing to say he came
once to the prison, for some ten minutes, and insultingly
told $50 men, who were in chains, that the proclamation
Of the President prevented him from doing anything f0
US. in the hour of need came a friend, like a minister
ing angel from Heaven-Mr. w. Sydney Smith visited
us every day he IS secretary to the British consul gen
eral. What a rebuke to our consul was his conduct
He never came empty handed, nor with mere cords o
comfort; but clothes, segars, money, and many othel
articles were brought in abundance. Our consul had re
fused us books or papers; MIR. Smith furnished both
American papers at that : so that We could read
with pleasure, the account of the meetings, &c, helc
in the States. God bless that young man The
American people should rise up en- masse and thanh
him, / could fill a dozen sheets in telling you of hi
8 ,serous acts to myself; he has been particularly kind
and if the rules Of the hospital would permit, every
thing in Havana would be at my service. Through hr
influence many American gentlemen, who had before
applied in vain, gained admittance TO see US. They
with Mr.. Smith, raised 81 700 for the relief of those sen
TO Snain.