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THE rNfnN LINDA RuRRRR COMPANY 10 NASSAU

TIE UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY, 10 NASSAU
street. ofer - southern snd western merchants,
In the city, large assortment Of Clothing and other Rubber
Goods we'll worthy the attention of the public. This
panJ hiss the sole right under Goodyes patent to mtnu
faoture rtioles.
g URGICAL INSTRUMENTS MANUFACTURED Az n.
~ Chsrfiere o. Paris Anatomical Or. AuEoux,
81 Paris Urge assortment ut n. Bailheres scs ntihc
booi store 100 Fulton street. IA few doors Of Broad
way. t aide Of st. Fauis ehurehD Catalogues gratis
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GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAVE BEEN

Inc GipY Fortune TELLER &c. may DC seen here
GRAND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAVE BEEN
a. scale Of and
psnd array talent Of the highest order both voss
and instrumental engaged which. with the time sud
ssmsn goTton Of the this Il.
sod E nusssss tho Z,
noIs Tickets Of admission to the concert 81 each aseh
ta' sas valuable s. ss 4: %Sa
ssd z s 9S
to hots attending the concert tho tickets win
Tie IS' % sada
sssss be n s s n
or the neat day If required committee Of responsible
a the arees herein monsonsd ri s's''S'
Sss s is ,ss $780,
DO do % octave value $685. 5. DO d. octave value
The sd E' 'Gy sass
@ tea q sSd yss ..
s5n'msstss YIsosss vase 500 %eeason Ps1ca
81. srenssa day ss. 1sac SO IS DO do sS Sass
s @ s ls" ysi,. ~. 50
SO r. f'a values M IS
20 elusive splendid rosewood guitars value SIS each
SO r. s %"o Ssn nuod @
rsiV w, s sesh 81 TO %
valued each 81 70 a. bronze lapterburys valued :
SHsss 1ad S's s'aas'
snS yas ,ss $40 ssh CO
(semitone) yaluesl0. 90. do II do. do value H. 81
dos do do. value s. 90 to 81 aooordeoas value
IS TO 70 do value s. SO each II l6 50 beautifully
musical nnuas value So 50 each 1877 to t3 inclusive IS
Jenny Lind muso folies nev article value 81 so each
lD to l$3 In cnsve 5accordeons value 81 each i TO ~
nclusiye 100 portraits Of Jenny Lind Benedict and Bsle
utfuliy colored arge siSe value each The sbose
ated articles be the
scnbers, JAQUE S BROTHER Music Publishers No. s5
Broadway N. " where tickets ready for dev
BPersons residing out of the city wishing to purchase
tickets for this grand c.nceare requested 10 forward their
orders Immediately postage pre- paid.
GRAND GIFT coNcERT AT THRILLER HALL TUes-
~ day evening" Feb Ill h, 1851 -l0l Gifs via One beau
bound Musical Annusls valued at IS each On his
sion the fo sing eminent artists will appear Mrs Laura
A Jones, Mad Annette Stephan Mr. Edward
Mr. william Dressler. and the Shakespeare Concert Society
ssd Of the most able members Of the Jenny Ind
cheltrn. under the direction Of Herr No The 0rchss
w in the courfe Of the ent perform the
descriptive polka entitled the Fireman PotA deicaad
nently Of the 10 hears The
we'll Initiated the ire bell gcneral ALARM hnryng 81 the
fremen 10 their engine ext ngnisbng OF the fire. wokns
~ the engines play Of the and the
Of the hremerto be performed the evening Of ths
cert for the first time The merits the alone
are amply sufficient TO remunsae the patrons OF tho Con-
cert for twice the price Of admission dent Of the
elegant and cosy gfss the And tie variety
and eiganec OF the entertainments being such
ter as csnnot fail 70 please the fasidious NJ b
Tickets 30 cents which enttls the purchaser TO adms
sion TO the concert chance for Of the valuable
riffs. Tickets be hal at Adrance. Sherman Co.'S =
Asor House, Geib Jaeksons Ailets and vanderbEeeks
Music Store and AT Tayors Saloon; ana also at the
stores and hetes generally. j. e. LYONS.
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EELLOWs' OPERA HOUSE. 444 BROADWAY. BIZ.

tween Howard AID Grand street.-The mayer begs
that the immense encouragement
Concerts evening for the last eleven months
elite and fashion q this has induced him
engage artists Of the very hrst talent to produce Bur-
esque Italian Opera Scenas Eurlesque Concerts Bals
in style equal TO the originals toduced at the Italian
Opera of this city. On Wednesday Saturday
fan lies. Admission cents. Doors open half past 8;
OIL At half o'clock -
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Dosr OFFICE. CHATHAM sQUAsE CORNER OF
Il EN. nroadvsy.-sails Tor California, per Steamer
0eorgA-Let.er bags for Hava1a, Chagres Panama and
California VIII ecse a. this ofhee on Tuesday Feb ~ AZ
] oclock. y. N. AARON SWARTs.
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RE ,IOvALs.
COMPLIMENTARY.


Nor1cH.-wHIREAs.I IN NOTICE or THg DIssJ-
luton Of the dip hrm II Don. Mann Co
Inhh,hed N the Hsrsldby the the 1d jan
sl the Undersigned reflect upon e conduos Lsonsra
W Jerome Zone 81 the partners ~ the late arm the mat
yer business made snd used BY said Jerome
after ths tolution Of the firm, they take plea,cre
aJng that he efpanaon Of the matter which Mr. Jerome
as maze y then fsy satisfied them q the q
be nentons and that the proceeds OF the referred
% we're devoted TO the iquiss unsettled claims
against said trm. DONALD MANN.
DUNCAN G. MANN.
Sam ~ RYDER. (LATK RYDER, BRorHKRsl AND
ivan seerse. % Philadelphia have catered into CO.
Dartnerhip AZ merchant taors TIE arm will be known
Ryder Gecrgc with choice and varied stock Of entirety
ntw goods bought for cash. experience In their bu
ne ana determination that their garments in style and
public pstronsse RYDkRs GEoR0K, T Broadway.
Two GRoCkHs-A PARTNuR WANTED, IN AN oLo
esbltshed WI elesss Grocery Bouse none need spply
but youns frs class busincts with each capital and
ofice. ' -
WANTEp.A PAkTsnR WITH CASH CAPITAL
w of tlbp or f2,Ur, to engage with the adver-
ussr IN The feed business, IN one Of the best locations in the
Ledge o. the iu,nes preferred The premises can be bad
Tor cf Address
refers nee, Bon 276t, Y er Office.
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MUSICAL.


NEW YORK HARMONIC soClETY.-TEE srocK-
formed that Vocal and Instrumental rehearsal Of the
oratorio 81 st Paul viii take place at the Tabernacle
on Monday evening, 10th int st hatpst o'clock, AZ
which time the proposed amendments to the oonstt
the ety VIII be acted ON. functual attendance 10 re-
qutsted
MUSICAL BoxEs.-JUsT RECEIVED, A LARGE AS
" toftment OF Musical Bores, q all siEe play from
two TO twelve airs for sale ~ EDWARD BACK. NAM
iaetursr and Importer Of all kinds Of Musical lnsaen
~ Fulton street.
MUsIc-A LADY. or WHOSE PROFESSIONAL ABIL-
Avl tiles hs Pianist the most enable
can be giytn, xous to take three pupils In add
ton 70 those she 10 already teaching sho will either in
Terms.For bssinnsrs 81 those advanced s2 Apply to
:. c., Herald efhcc.
REMOVALS.
II EhovAL-EAsrEAN, sHELDEN TOWNSEND
have removed 20 No o. Cedar street opposite the Post
Urce where they now offer stock Of silk and Fancy
Dry Goods mostly Of their eva importation. They viii
constantly be receiving aud fashionable goods in their
line 70 which they would call the attention Of city and
country merchants.
u ExOyAL-BUDsGN a RoBEKTs0N HAVE re-
10 Bosdvsy Joining the Howard Hotel where they are
por crenrs srss and elegant stock Of staple and fancy
Dry Goods uited 20 the southern and Western trade which
they offer en- the most favorable terms
RLuoyAL-Jos N eIEBRkDE. CARD ESCRAvER
~ No John street viii about the frat Of
April next o. No. Miles Garden Broadway and viii open
An elegant stock Of fine Stationary Fancy Goods, Bridal
GIFTS Sn. 10.
RKsoyAL -PrglFFER rH,NCKE, NASUrAc-
~ turing Jewsllsrs have removed from IS Courtaudt
street Y NJ 80 Courtlsnd Of Greenwich street,
trance In Green uich street.
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M ECHANICS' HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY. ABOVE
IVA Grand stree-Open every night during the
further no.ee The original a.d well known CaRIsrYs
Of talented" and experienced performer under the
manasement Of Crsty whose concerts in this oty
ty highly respectable and fsshionabs audiences Tickets
cents Doors at half st half
seven O'clock The patrons Of Chrtys Hnstrels are re-
spsetfuy informed that the Saturday afternoon
eerts wiz be ds.on tinued for the Saturday
next, Eel 18th, Annual Reneit of O. N. ChristY.
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LOST &c,

LOST &c.
EE0 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RECOVERY
DcO Of the body tf Capt. Nehemiah stokeey who was
knocked overload from the schooner john r. Mo-eau the
East ryer opposite Delaney street. Thu rsday morning.
FEB. about o'clock. He about feet III inches in
height soutly built and had dark hair aud xhisker He
bad en- blue Pea jacket aad psntaoons Aud white knit
shirt and comforter about his neek This abovs reward
vii 10 raid on application to hoaEAU PARKER, 81
Barclay street.
II osT-oN FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK,
Il either IN one Of Fourth avenue stages. in going from
the 9th the Madison and -
street Morocco Porte Hosohie, containing about hfteen
dollars fourteen Of which 10 in bills and the rest silver also
ore su all papers Of value 70 person b,. the
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
the store q The sutscrber Geo Drew Isl Third avenue
I osT-BETwEEN AsToR PLACE OPERA HOUSE AND
IL Waverly place, or Tenth and Blocker streets, Da
mond Brcasrin In blue enamel The huder will
twenty dollars and the thanks Of the owner leaving
l0l Wtvsrly Place.
CLoAK LOST THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK BIT
" misst from $50 Broadway on the evening Of January
H. last black Cloth Cloak with black velvet collar II ced
with and lined with black figured worssi requested
20 rotsrn IL 70 Isaac Brown, No I07 Fourth Avenue be-
tween and o'clock A. ~ and o'clock y. ~ he IL
known. He will had bis own cloak At same place.
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QARNUks AMERICAN MUSECA-P. T. BARNUu
Proprietor and Aanager-John Greenwood. Jr Assist
ant Manifestation performances s-e:y Afternoon at
and in the evening 1t o'clock. Hdm,ssnos each and
to the Museum, cents children under age
atsrpooa the new and shspg drama three
Clarke; Marquis Heskins; vietorine. Mrs Carpenter
In the evening the pleasing petite Of ERrECTI0N.
To conclude with the comc Musical Extravaganza Of
BEAUTY BE- AND THE BEAsT.Bsaq.y. Mas chapman
Quill Mr.. Hallway The Mammoth Girl been re- en-
gagged and host Of other attractive novelties The entire
Chinese Museum late OF $50 Broad
amongst the million Of curiostiss At this
The Gipsy Fortune Teller. 60, may be seen here.
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~ james N. June Co., Proprietors-M0nday evening
February TO- le3, and during the week JACK ROBINSON
AND HIS EOSKEY-Mushapug (the Ape Ne. W. Cole.
Horocmanship by Miss Wells Hessrs franklin Rivers Run
pals and Stevens Great t play of GYM acrohatic
Teats Come Songs, Sc. Mr.. W. Donaldson Is engaged
and will appear as Clown Thursday next Extra per-
iormtnces on Wednesday aud Saturday afternoons DOM
uencinr at ~ o'clock. Admission private Boxes 80
Boxes 20 ctnts pit l2 cents Children under years
eonpsnied by their parents, half price TO Boxes.
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R0W1RY THBATRE.-MONDAY EvENIN0 FIRRu
ary 10th will Be acted the grand nautical spectacle Of
Ton; Charles Faulkner. Eco Mr. Boot; Tom Truck
Ms. Wsmv.. p.nsS cses ~: Rosai D01 ~ aSna
with the drama q GIL BLAs-Gi Bs., Miss 8 Denim
drew CorcuelIs Mr. wipans Donna Mensia, Mrs. Walcot
Brusetta MRS Broadley Captain RolAndo, Mr. Stevens
Despsrdo Mr. Tilton. Boxes. rs cents Pit, lsx cents
q o'clock.
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U
Any goods which may not have been forwarded
IN time tor the -. Lawrence will have TO be sent
by private conveyance, IS no Other government
vessel will be sent. Some dissatisfaction. IL il
ssid, exists, in consequence Of Southampton having
been selected many Of the articles being put up in
such a manner as not 10 bear lasd Transportation,
and directed TO particular houses in London.
Mr.. Stansbury will be sent. BY the Central Com
fnite, TO England, TO supcrintend the unloading Of
the St Lawrence.
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COTTAGE HOUSES FOR SALE, TWO SNUG COT
~ taees and Lots suitable for email families
seh on very erms well ioes.ea high grounds
large gardens in from south side Of Thirty
between second and Third ayenues st the Aerchan
change, on Thursday. llth met by COLE CHILroN,
Wall street,
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RRoUGHAN5 LYCEUN. BROADWAY NEAR BROONE
- strset-Drsss Circle and Parquette 50 osuts Family
noSssy sysSine Fss 10Th the performances win
Joseph GIeenfnch, Mr.. Raymond julia MARI Tsylor
To be followed by tho farce OF BETSEY BAKER-Mr
Bsssy Baker, Ne BEessa.m Hr. MSuser Mis- Juiis
Brousham; Apollo, Mr. Dunn; Bacchus Lyceus Mr. Leach
Mercury. Miss J. Could Columbia, Miss n. Taylor.
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NATIoNAL TaEATRE, CHATHAM STREET NEAR
~ Eyenng February 10 viii be
Sr.nS1p; oriock n. Drew Princes; Bad,oulbadonr
solomon ewop, Mr. @. E. Locke; M. Torrent Mr.. g. w.
Taylor; Jonathan 0idskirt Mr. Herbert; Amy, Miss n
Charles The whole to conclude with the bursque entitled
Mhs, Nj Fox Eehiia AttAsa.
0Run. Mr. Adams; TAM aoka ma Cora Nrs r. Drew
Don Jose Pizarrsbus, Ma q. w. TAYLOR
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TIVE LIONS OF LONDON PAIR
Among all the lions at Lendon's great fair.
Will be one ~ on greater than any else there,
with his powder and pill that win instantly kill
The insects aud vermin whenever you will
Large bets have been offered a premium he takes,
Aad the vice who bet en- him will pocket the stakes
For his powder and pill will speedily kill
The tugs and the rate that won't let folks be STILL
But Lyon-rray mark for this fact mysterious
Never uses drug TO mans health deleterious;
his powder and pill only nuissness kill,
And though eat by us all. would make nobody ILL.,
LYONS Magnetie Pwoders ard Pls Depot 40 BroadwAy
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EfIxIUREs ORA DRUG STORE. BOTTLES. WINDOWS,
Stock for sale, cheap, at i2S Greenwich street,
Iaight
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lBLo'S GARDEN-IN CONSEQUENCE OF A
omese calamity, this estAbshment 10 closed until
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BURROWS THEATRE CHAMBERS STREET, REAR OF
City Ha-nCndsy E,snins FEBRUARY 10Th win b per-
koTaDon Manuel. NJ Burton Don Philip, Mr.. Jordan;
bon oetsvo nr w. Letter IrapPan1 nr. Johnston
slude With the new farce called Betsy BAKER-kr.
Aarnaduke houser, Mr.. Burton hr Grumpy, Mr. Jordan
Ma nouser, Miss Weston Besey Baker, mrs. Sierrett
Big Charlotte Miss Cooke Boxes Dress Circle and Parquet
&c., Family Circle c Private Boxes IS and ST. Orchestra
to beeiu O'clock
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HOUSEs, ROOMS. &c., WANTED.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ENTRA BUCKWHEAT fJOUR.-sOo BAGS ExTR
~ Buskwhest flur tch ground sni just received fro
tue country also 500 bales choice Hav sale
ttrcs..
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MIGHTY LOTS FOR SALE-ON TENTH AVENUE,
Manhattan, Lawrence l2Sth Snd lz9th streets in
hAttanville, we'll located for immediate provement
factories dwellings, The low price Of lots in parison
with o parts OF the city; the present demand fer
there's the conyenierces Of acaess by water railroad aud
omnibuses, make hauhatanve worthy OF the attention
Of manufacturers builders, &c. Apply to
SAML. SCHIEFFELIN, loo John street.
The republic., 1851-09-09
Flrst pis,riot OF MarvIand.

The Annapolis Republican of the 9th inst.
heartily endorses, on the part of the Wings OF
Anne Arundel, the recent nomination of the
Hon. RICHARD |. BOWIE as the Wing candi-
date for Congress in the first Congressional dis
trict of Maryland. ltsays;
alt affords us pleasure to announce thatthe Hon
RICHARD |. Bowie has been again nominated by
the Wings as candidate for a seat in Congress
from this district. The talent with which he has
served the district, added to the prompt support
which he gave the Compromise measures at a mo-
ment when the dismemberment of the Union was
threatened, prove that the convention could not
have made more happy selection. Though elect
ed TO represent the immediate interests of single
district, he has shown himself to be national in his
feelings and ready at all times to exert every fac
uty of his mind in promoting the prosperity of the
entire country. He will be ardently and efficient
y supported by the Wings of Anne Arundel, with
whom he has always been fayorite.
"The county convention, which met in this city
on Tuesday, adopted the subjoined resolution ap-
proving of his nomination
"'ResolUed, unanimously, That this convention
heartily approve of the denomination of the Hon.
RICHARD j. BOWIE as a candidate for Congress and
we commend him to the people of Anne Arundel
as a gentleman eminently worthy of their support
and confidence"
The republic., 1851-09-09
THE REPUBLIC.

strike down such tried and invaluable advocates
Of their faith as Senator BRoDHKAD--a man born
and reared among the 'straightest Of his sect,
who has never fallen into the slough of Federal
ism; and who has always showed the impulse
of higher sentiments than selhshness and over
reaching ambtion-shoud not excite their indig-
nation and elicit their honest resentment Shall
Z Mr.. BUCHANAN, in his headlong efforts to reach
the most exalted Office in the nation, be permitted
to assail with mpunity men, the latches of whose
shoes he is unworthy to loose? We have spoken
briefly of this subject to- day, reserving the other
of Mr.. BUcHANAS's stratagems for future scruti-
ny and anmadverson."
But our DEMOCRATIC contemporaries have
one ''great and glorious consolation" for these
mortifying feuds in PENNSYLVANIA. 1t is GER
tain that their performers in that State jostle
each other a little on the national platform.
But still they have their consolation. 1t is
this-the full and entire surrender Of the De-
MocRATIc party in Ono TO Mr. Senator
CHASE. This gratifying intelligence, we pre-
sumo, our friends of the Union will make suf-
fciently public. 1t ought to compensate them
for their suffering in consequence OF the Penn
sylvania divisions. Mr.. CHASE is satisfied
with the resolutions of the DEMOCRATIC Con-
vention Of Ohio, with their candidate for Go
werner, with the language of their public jour
nails, and he accepts their submission, and pro-
claims them all as good Democrats and Free
soilers as he is himself. With such brilliant
accessions to their ranks as Mr.. SUMNER and
Mr.. CHASE, who can wonder that our contem-
porary of the Union sees visions and dreams
dreams Of a NATIONAL DEMocRArIc party that
can alone save the country?
The republic., 1851-09-09
A Now PEN.

The patent oblique- pointed gold pen, got up
with telescope fashion holder for pocket car
riage, is becoming quite well esteemed in this
community. Mr.. FRANcK TAYLOR has re-
ceived second case of them, and, as metal
lie pen, capable of as fine mark and as free a
flow of ink as goose quill, has hitherto been
a desideratum with us, we suppose it has been
so with many of our readers. To such as feel
this want, and seek to satisfy it, we commend
a call at Mr.. TAYLoR's, and inquire for FIFE's
oblique- pointed gold pen.
The republic., 1851-09-09
NarcisO Lopez.

The Albany EUening Journal publishes the fol-
lowing biographical sketch of General LOPEZ, who
has recently paid the forfeit of his life at Havana
for his ill-judged expedition to Cuba:
"Gen. Lopez was born in Venezuela in 1890 His
father was merchant at Caracas the son having
charge of branch of his establishment at Valentla,
in 1914, when tina. place was taken, after despe-
rate struggle, by the patriots. Young Lopez distin-
guished himself in defending the town, and, after
the surrender, escaped by the aid of servant in
the night, and Immediately joined the army of Old
Spain private. He served gallantly 1t is said,
until the terminated in 1923, by the success of
Bolivar, having attained the rank of colonel of cav
airy. When the Spanish authorities and army
evacuated, Colonel Lopez went with them to Cuba,
where he married and established himself in bust
''Some years afterwards, when in Spain to obtain
the restitution of moneys arbitrarily taken from his
family by the Cuban Governor, he took active
part at Madrid with the people against the
tabshment of the power of Don Carlos and abso-
lutism, for which he was appointed aid de camp
of Gen. Valdez, afterwards Captain General of
Cuba,) whose friendship he always enjoyed. He
subsequently appointed to the command of the
National Guard which post he retained until his
return to Cuba, having accomplished the object of
his mission.
'Beforc leaving Madrid, however,. Gen. Lopez
had been appointed Senator from the city of
Seville. In this position he had seen much to dis
gust him with the government, and after the
pulsion of the Cuban delegates from their seats in
the Cortes he resolved effort to rcvolutionize
Cuba.
Upon resgning his Senatorship, the govern
ment for some time refused him permission to re-
turn to Cuba. Finally, however, in 1899, when he
did turn, his friend, Gen. Valdez, was Captain
General of the island. This circumstance led him
TO postpone his movements, though his purpose
mained unchanged. The subsequent downfall of
Espartero (anothcr friend of lopez led to the
call of Gen. Valdez, leaving him free to commence
his operations lie Immediately resigned his
place as Governor Of Trinidad and President Of the
Military Commission, which he received from Val
dez; and, while apparently engaged in working
copper mine, was for years really at work to un-'
dermine those whom he held to be tyrants and op-
pressors.
"ln lS4S General Lopez supposed that his ar
rangements were such to justify open de-
monstration But, while waiting for information
from America, his plans were discovered by the
government, his friends were arrested, and he fled
10 this country, where, for the last three years. he
has been prosecuting his design of overthrowing
the government Of Cuba"
The New York BUening Post says
CAS- we anticipated, Lopez was entirely mis-.
taken In the nature and extent OF the support
which was 10 be expected from the Creoles He was
deserted even by the few who Joined bis standard
before he was taken, and was wandering alone
when overtaken by the hounds who were sent in
The republic., 1851-09-09
General Scott.
tCorrespondence of Me Baltimore American.l

WRITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Sept. 2, 1851.
General Scott reached this charming place yes
terday afternoon. He came without any ostenta-
ton, accompanied only by servant. have not
seen him look so we'll for several years; and on my
saying to him how much better his health was than
when saw him at Saratoga three years since, he
remarked that he then suffering from the dis
which he brought back from McxicoAfrom
which disease you will recollect so many of our
brave soldiers found graves far from their homes
When remarked to him that this the most
beautiful and hcalthful season in the mountains
urging him to remain two or three weeks, he re-
piled that unless he received the urgency
of his official duties would not allow him to remain
more than week. His visit here is solely to get
relief from local affection, for which the waters
are well adapted.
He reached Staunton last Friday evening unex
pectedly to the citizens; but, his arrival
known, enthusiastic crowd called at his
lodgings, and he was obliged to appear and make
short speech The President had left Staunton at
noon on the same day. The glorious old soldier
appears to be as competent ever to lead an army
to victory.