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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

TgE WMLlAMsBURGH MURDER-It is I'M
derstoOd tha, motion vii be made 70 have the tina
Of Reilly tor the murder Of his wife and mother IN
!aw adjourned over to the next term Of the Court OF
Over and TermIner, Ii consequence as IS stated OF
the many engagements Of Judge Morse, both IN TINS
and other counties al the present time liis turner
stated hat the counsel intrusted with Reilly az
tense, vii rest the defense upon one or TWO Pon''
VIZ either that he temporarily insane a. 80,
time Of the murder or that ne received sul'' =
proyooatlon 70 produce such a state Of eA'i'''''
and revenge II MS mind, as to blind ms reason l'.1
nroduce a ,eckIesspess under which the deed "a'
committed
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Circular-Phiilip>'s United States Fire Ami
hilntor Agency.

The undersigned respectfully announces
that he is the authorized Agent for The English Pat
eniee ior The disposal Of Phillips Fire Annhlla,ors
IN the United states HIS agency. based upon Ger
tam proprietary interest IN the Patent, Will be con-
Quoted IN connection with company OF operation.
TO De- known as PHILLIPS UNITED STATES
FIRE ANNIHlIArOR COMPANY" Of which
Hon Elisha WhitteSey. First Controller of the
United states Treasury AZ Washington, - the PrvSI
dent, and T Barnum, ESQ j. the General Mana
ger ali Secretary
n, Agency Will open an office m New ork city
on the aad OF september the exact location Of which
VII hereafter be announcedl and proceed 10 put AMI
continue upon sale Phllhpss Patent Fire Annlhilsior
invention nm the United States.
The prices of territorial licenses o. assignment Of
patent rights tor States and Territories. Counties OF
Towns, will depend upon various circumstances
based upon the number Of inhabitants. which Will be-
made known immediately on application. by letter.
or bN A personal interview after the office Is opened
The prices OF Machines and of Charges, are A.
g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

These numbers ate much below the real figure
Particularly the latter The city Inspector reports
'AAl Tie deaths by incompetence IN Is, were "a IN
iN>' ~ 90 1919 and 1850, 81 each Showing de-
'ea>e o. ahou, &C per cent IN three wears In ls4',
We dtaih> ~ dehrum tremens were lS, miss, l04
~ llo n 50, 81 corresponding 10 The number
- mo The Inspector remarks upon these strange
statements, " That miemperancc as would seem by
Il able had decreased Is 100 good news
% ee tue" The following remark, however. eN-
AAnS, Tie discrepancy song 60 s.a.. portion OF the
e'alhs nom dounum tcnen> and mtemperan,e are
hNg'ei % ihi> Office because Physicians out Of It.
s'a'o the feelings Of families generally report them
uSd he name OF apopleNy. congestion of The BRAN,
&c The most Of those on record are reported from
,''n''s ngUcSiS and hospitals" With tins view Of
~ case The $50 deaths above stated MAY oe taken
~S 'ecOsc Of $50 to 350 deaths during the twelve
: -'a'a> To these NAV be added large portion Of
I'VE ~ho are Found Drowned" ana We shall have
-'o ~ 10 600 from mtcmpegancc every Twelve
nCtAs
'4' aere are scores y: accidents which occur
az mites are intoxicated. which aIe reported
~ Ae head OF Casualties" which must De aG-
y, Tie above. During The twelve months IN
~ IL ihe above statement, many have fallen and
.N'S'ed the skull" broken the necN," fallen
NAY" &C, the addition u Which wlu form
- ess'e IN the sum total
3. -s'' Sc.-Not to mention The numerous cases
~Na severe wounds have been indicted, Of whch
ccrrences
5o~p = SiaaIlne Leonard. beaten and thrown
4ay o,,~'s oy her drunken husband. She died
E ~, NO a'erward
rs S,r NO drunken men stabbed Mcdonald.
LIS, cc,. ~ Henry ElSel, very dangerously. The
4 De- Tss'0''ed mortally wounded
Zen. d,s'.- Fa.ilek herter stabbed James NcHat-
Jan nN'9Gsy, beng refused hQuor
Jxy a. Sharles Motion, suicide
aSsr AZ Dominic Lsmbright killed
sSais Of iSs,-soan Nelly, KILLED BY drinking three
1 Ias ~ sSS S on wager
G-urSy While inioxlcaied ~
w ensuing. y - WAL
~ Ss IN. Dorr committed suicide, promp,ed
. NJ usa'emperence Of hls wife.
'..Sp Ss-John c. Godfrey stabbed his son dans.,
= - ''af places with fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

7 DFEIIAb III . -
Kingston jamaica Advertiser aHuoihs 70 INC
s,,1Ssi ~ an Envoy from Havana, says that among
The passengers in the Conway - Gen. salas, from
Havana. charged with dispatches for Cadiz, from
Conch IA the Captain General Of Havana He VIII
duclng the Two Governments 10 AID, agfeeably 10
the terms Of their treaties, IN "repelling the
tuyaders ~
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A C,T,zyy AND SoLDlgR FALLgs.-Mr.

Ezekiel Hall, for forty years prominent and highly
respectable citizen Of Cenesee County IN this state.
died at Aurora Kane County, H., on the 18th ult-
He served a. a volunteer officer IN the war OF 1917
was present al the surprise and burning OF Bua.o,
and otherwise participator IN the pers o. sae
frontier at that time. He was the father OF ths ed
TOT Of The Aurora Bs1S1r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

QUEENs COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FMR.-
The Inst of premiums Of this Far 20 be held at ia
malca, have been greatly extended. Every exeron
Is being made 10 make this more attractive than any
previous one Van Wagner8 Mammoth Pavilion Tent
has been engaged and John a King has generously
offered 20 the Society, The extensive level lot of
ground al DINING the Episcopal Church. and fronting
on Fulton-st IN which are bountifully shaded trees
Il j. said that the exhibition Of cattle VIII surpas
that Of any previous year. The ladies Of the Re
formed Dutch Church viii also hold ar and tes-
uyal 40 jamaica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
- Sales OF Real Estate on Wednesday

FIRE.-A fire was raging on TUESDAY
last the most Of the day and evening On the plains
oetweeen Famlngdale and hlckviiie 70 inc norm Ot
The Long Island Railroad. II was plainly visible
from thls vicinity IN the evening. We have not yet
learned that any buildings were consumed ouiludge
that the FIRE Wa confined 10 The brush.
Ling f.laufer. 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

s,xc,,.s C,RcrMsrAScE.-On Wednes-
say me ID INST man who sad ms nsIne va s Ias
'3nno'n, a. .aiIes n the house Of Mr. Isaac Nun
nS neor Bonhan. and informed him TIA. ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

SUFFOLK County FMR.-l'he next annual
rar and Cattle show Of the Suffolk County Agncul-
turi Society Will be held nj shutdown, on Ihurs-
DAY. the 25th DAY Of september the present month.
II Is expected says The Janasca Farmer that some
very Gne stock Viii be there, and that The exhibition
Of ARTICLES take together viii exceed any former
occasion Of the kind, and be highly credable 70 the
>oclefN and % suHOlk County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
Marle,s .NEw-OnLEas.. Sept. 3.

...,.. of CoTroS have been 90 bales, al a de-
In e - Niddnng Is now quoted al sc. fLock
cine % .. >, a. for =, Louis. Prime bdUeled LAID
~ 4, l0tc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

AccmENr.-On Tuesday evening a young
lady. riding through Boni-st Was thrown from her
horse and received severe injuries She va, taken
up by the gentleman IN attendance and conveyed 10
her home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SALE OF THE CENTRAL REFORMED DUrcH
Church This church, situated IN Henry st., be
tween Clark and Pierrepont. was sold yesterday at
10 O'Clock at the Brooklyn Exchange, No 2Jl Ful
ton It The bidding was spirited, and. after consd
cradle competition. the church Was knocked
down" TO John II Brewer, one OF our city mer
chants for the SUM oil Sl0,jj0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
CITY ITEMS.

Mans Wr,rHER.-Our patient IS still IN
t,ss feyer-a pepet1al feveT-a fever "i'noI'
- ln,olerable fever Of the scare'es' sor'
ag''. -, cool until We were forced TO blood heat
.,.,ed Ike a furnace, 10, with wo'ul bal
tsS x,tb a desperate gasp for cool ar. WIN the
"a. ~, I'll. lingering about 90 aId noi the gnos oil
me- me- 10 ward of the fiery sun5eams, no" can one
- ,hirt coolly We can't, and we o"h our
W.. on. for breath from Nova ZemDia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11
I'm F,ssr Now AID. Sturtevant last

Tpr FIRsT MOVE --fI1' 7V07 y NV -
.,.h, move a resolution to get the opinion Of me
l l'r.eI to the Corporation upon the egaHy Oh
'0De .,ob,,,, The use Of explosive burning huids'
- c,n b. no difference Of opinion upon ihls
cueg.I0u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

T.yprRAscE NoTIcE.-The Life Time
Temperance Society Will hold d Temperance meet
No this Thursday evening at No. > Chatham
square. at O'Clock. The friends Of tae cause are
invited to attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

ANOTHER SUICIDE.-Mrs Husband, re-
siding al No 255 -th- ay committed suicide on Tues
Cay evening, by taking quantity of arsenic The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

ton Of the company rapidly disappeared AAer
dinner the company adjourned 10 a grove where. u
the enlvenlng muse of acotillon band, dancing
kept Up I'll : la;e hour n the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

Loss or THE PROPELLER OsCEoLA.-The
propeller Osoeoa. Of this City bound for Hartford.
was driven ashore at Mat,nnicock Point last Sliur-
day. she has since buget and broken in two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

ELSA WHIrrLEsEY, President.
PIT. BARsUs, General Manager
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

AccIDENr.-last evening, about : o.
clock a man named John Dunford, living 10 No.
"a Rosevelt-st while crossing Broadway, opposite
Tay,or's Ice-cream saloon. was knocked down by
stage No - Cornell & Tumure, line, one wheel Of
which passed over hi, left arm, trac-urng 10 The
injured man was picked up and taken 10 The New
York Hospital lie Is dangerously hurt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

FRf.-The alarm last evening about
socock was occasloned by the hndhng OF some
charcoal IN a furnace OF the root OF the large brick
iuding, corner of Pearl and Perry streets. The
frmeu tuned out IN large numbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

SERIOI, NICIDENI.-A WUUIIU UIHtu
Margaret johnson, residing az No. 3 TRINITY place
while pursuing her domestic avocati0ns, accl-
IDENTITY fell from the second floor 10 the ground be-.
meath. a distance of nearly twenty feet, thereby
fraclurlng her LETT thigh IN serious manner. She
was taken up and conveyed o. '1e New-l ora Hos
piial n IN msen,ble state, placed under the
care u Dr. Allen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-11

BARREfr's BENEFIT. - This evening.
George II Barrett has ms benefit a. Niblo'S, when
London Assurance" and John Jones' Will be
gwen The house Will no, hold half Nr B. friends
50 % early
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14
{ HAPPIER IL.

hva. Al the hour of noon upon the sue.
,,,,Iio- J,y. ib,, man made h., wayiovarl
IN, small hamlet of B1ll1rl,l,. A,bc de-.
....rJ..l ,b, vir..rr r,-J ,rr, tine prr,ty ,al.
las bc ,,,Il,J ,.ry .,vIy anal r5r.GIly
r.,.....,., ~. ,t,n-l ,,,..l,o,l, .,, A..
,,ct an. d,,t and ,u.r,by and q bug, mus.
,,,l, ,J,,nrI IN. r,,rr Nm. vl.s a. H.i,t
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'.''"- "'-'' f'','' a., ,'''' We
RESTLESS mono" 90 "'. ','..' ''-,' ~ ., -'
"'s az. ''''-' ''', ''''''- ','', ' ~ ~
'''''' f"'''''s' '"'' l'''I '',', ''
more cunning WA" "' "'''' W." W = -"
'I' 90 '' T.. '.',' -, ~
VINO was '''"S F-'"s ''''H '"' ''lo' 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

\ Crrors ENrLosioS.-Our readers will
perhaps remember that short time since the
remains Of stephen Ginri we're removed
from their original resting place in PhIladcl-
phia, to BE- inferred At the Girard College
Ga the evening the remains were dlsinlcrr'd,
q curious circumliaucc occurred. The coffin
was to be opened in the presence Of several
persons. As they were about removing the
lid a slight explosion vas heard, and combus-
tbIe gas escaped from the inner case. No
damage resulted, however, cxccp, a slight
,corching OF the coffin lid. II is not known
whether the fear Of ghosts had anything to
DO with it, but it's certain that the occurrence
caused the room to be vacated in the shortest
possible time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

\ gentleman in one Of the western states,
became the proprietor Of an inilamablo gas
spring. Wishing to make an experiment be
Inverted a hogshead over it, and when the gas
had accumulated sufficiently, seated himself
upon it, and bOariug a gimblet hole through
the top, philosoPhically applied lighted can
die 10 the hole. The next thai was seen OF
him, he was kicking pair Of red-toP boots
out Of an adjoining canal, into which he had
descended head first. Iie was rescued, and
carried to his home, a sadder, wiser and rnud-
dier man,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14
rT"m ftr Narurt W ]
GUARDIAN ANGELS.
rr vs ~. r.r.r,ss

..r. .tt.,rr
T.E.-..,. as,.n .r-r arr pillow,
rI...rf.rf .H poverty. eH.'. Peel .I e,.Eh,
O,--Hs.'. eve, ,tlr-r. I.r.v.
.T.r ....,. rf l.sr Ir,r ones. Ir. -rHs before us.
T....t .-..,r. .f.. nts,r.r h--.--
.u-.- r--- .-.f.Jsr ,,s, rr, ,rr v1trh.s o',r u-,
ArIfarr.htaftR.sr f'.-, g.. -r,r.
o. hs1r 'hs.l b,-i ''.I.. boz OBJ. .''.''' h.N'''
The, .r.,k ,i ts- Is.h,r ra1, ...r. th.au.h -B,h
irv'r
t-..-....f.,h hr.,.-.rL, f.-tk.
rt..-,.,-.r-.-..r.rfr ,.t... ,... vr..f. .r r-rt-
,..--....... ....-.t -..rtn.
,-r....... .r-,...-. f.-, ,a. s...r.r.. ..I..
r.......r.-r-,,rr,H
u ihr bono . poverty, i''... '. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

beautiful views to be met with in all our fair
land.
I 4 large stone mansion, built In the Eliza
bc,hcriar style, slood in the ccutrc Of the bl.
sin, while the high mountains surrounded
. it on all sides, except that part up which
they had come, which was the only outlet
Bu, part Of the house could be sccn, as the
whole of the rear was buried in the shade
cas-, by the hills upon the west. For mo.
men, lbc band halted, and gazrd with admir.
ing eyes upon the scene. Not a sign Of life
could be- discovered to indicate that il was in-
habiIci \ high stone wall formed a sort Of
court yarl In front, and the door 10 this stood
wide open, as though no fears had been eater
tanned by the coloni,is, that their sccrc, place
Of storage would be discovered.
\ loud shout rem, the air, as the men dasli.
cd down the bin, and in their enthusiasm ,hc
guide was forgotten. Ilc kept uu in their
wake, however, ON all had passed in through
doc gate. aud were conrrcgl,od 90 flon, oflhc
main entrance. ibro. ,l,r,,p, lr,m l,. bo,..
br .,,Yr, ,l,, ,n7..,,c b,,5.,oo,L oruooJ Il.
aal secured d, with , br,e h3r that app,,rrJ
q, have rrr.r,ly b.r1 6trI l,r ibc pYrpu.r.
"Ir'l4, nrr, I have yog uy frr men. 90
shouted hcina loud, c,ul,.ns voice. " Edwin
R....rI i7s h.. rr,r1rr''' and taking oil h,.
false uhs,rn and mogslrhc. Gr BE- bad uo,
f'tmignl lhgs disguised. hr SOUGHT lLc back
entrance Of tlc bauliur ba, before he had
l.li c.mrlr,rI ,hc circuit. De crack oi DO.
r.a r.r.U.. h..rI. iul.uogIbyawrll shout.
w have lhen. Hank Ilal.amy ssh.m-s
have succeeded. and through tIr.r death, !
.hsll bram.l, r.,ra..I Gril.r iuhrmsn m...
.ac-e of mg neaL.'" Ilr rlr,ed not. but
,.t.,- ,,.,.., ,l.-... .,.,s.,,l.,, -,I b., ,
r..u.., ,n,,. c,.rI l.r..rr .m,,, ,....
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calculated To prove the brrastwork agoins
British tyranny; bat It Is useless CO.. mc {,
co on, your hearts are already filled To over
flowing with patriotic sentiments, and nov
the only thing ior which you ask, l. to hay,
some path pointed cot 20 YOU, whereby yot
may show ,hc love thin is In you for oul
free institutions. | had not known Of thl.
secret formation Of your band, until to-day,
lor | have been actively engaged In for,
wlrling to Washington an accoun, Of the
proceeding, OF ,hr British anI tories lha, 10.
ic,, our b-auufll land.
Some ten miles north, al the little village
OF B1lIariullc. lies cncamPcd a company OF
some Gny or sixty tories, and with them At
prc-r1, arr a few Of the minions Of the Brit
i,h King. Nota more fierce, or blool.ihirsty
BEL, oC men can hr found on aha, side ol the
Atlantic, than those ih5 atrocities the, have
committed, ar, beyond a PARALLEL, and this
band must bc cvlrmlu1tci-vc-, cut o'I,
yoo, and branch and /, m, friends have VOW.
ed TO zcc it done, my l.lr d, devoted to ,hc
task; ta.s hand, lr none other, shall strike
down each one oi ih1t halI.,h crew, itittakos
q lifetime t1 accomplish the work
Won'J you know ,hc cause of my bitter
harrr auI uaN h.. voice .lnk a.mos, Co. a
d.. H.. ........ 49,. ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-14

NNlN'f ht"" 49, 49, ~ ~
D to the rebel, l'
"what', the ease, Blu" cricl a large
cuarsc.icaturcd man at 'ha, moment comm,
liom a by-pa,h sudjculy upon them. ''Wha
fool have you go, hold Of now ~
"Thc Captain" said lho soldier. saluiiul
his superior with tho u,mosi Difference, "I
have man here, more Of the knayo than III,
tool, I believe. lie is cursiug the rbcls at q
round rate, and swcars ,ha, be will be rycn
cci upon Ihsm."
With a coarsc laugh, the last conner camt
close up to the lame man, and for an instant
recrcd closely into his face then turning Il
his comrlr, exclaimed, A" \ d--n scoundrcl
or his looks belle him. DO You know hi,
name, and hl, be wants Of me-"
DcCosu," said the man; "aHd am
come to tell YOU vbcrc you can surprise q
quantity oi stores, 60; Ugglher lor the use Of
thc American army. fha,c found il an out,
aud | svorc would have my revenge upon
them Tor vh.pp.ng mr, because took few
.5rt,l,. v,ibov, leave. tina, ms necessities de-.
ma,l.I."
"IIai h' see through 10 all a real
Iow, ,hlnla- Srauard, or am at hul,,-
come to my lodgings, anl if yau t,ll ,hcuu,b.
aaI are disposed 60 help o., sou shall De rc.
Wlricl lnr doing " and ihe eye uftle cap
u.u 'parh.,i with satisfaction, as Doe motion
cd 'hc man 60 follow him towards the quas-
'rr 'ha, b. occupied.
/ \ uHmH i wuth braul..u',ag meu
Nrra aua-ur around 'yr dour OF tlr neat
cottages which lrHy tal turned H1 lh..r hlT-
r.r,s, laI with cauH@ eyes 10y watched
Oh. stranger as UcwDHt lml.ur -tHr their
commander 4 house b.,rr furnished ,haa
lhr s.sl nas ,ac head quarters oi tho crarn
r..l, $3.50 Dad ,hr .rmmlud II thc band.
aH' p l..u.s u.Dwa shown. For nearly
a. laH5 u.l. lar two m.n .a cI.c confer.
..r., lbaa tI. dorr opened, and ibe Captain
gave OGDEN, tIai h., sur,, should br pm,I @
a,b rg.rg.hm.n,,, vhlr o.. scent forth la.o
Oh. street, auI ,,uupnr -l each Uoa.., srus.
,.a words Co taa.e WHO ocrum.I o. AI
na. un..r arl bas''r 900 O. m.u0r,, lur mn
aao BAD BEEN l,,'.sly .ar.-.l 300 ... Pei.
I.aar sprung un, arI proceeded 90 afurrc
lu.r ams as though 900 expedition SOS oa
ao, aaI crs ,hr Captain hal proceeded hall
u. '.a.tb Of che lu.e tog', 40 hs haul
n,.. cura.uu, Of doe expedition that ua. tu
depart Co brak u1 aud.d.-try iI. magazine
.i.,ar., urulm. Weston estate. collected Go.
Gir u.. ol,.r caumr.ur-.
DsCo-u. thr lame m.n. who g.a, ir.r,au..
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che OTfor0 Q,mocrat,
rrstisurp ryIEr rUipAr voENiNo N
GEORGE I MELLEN & co.

TrEvs.-Ouc dollar a1l fi', cruts Boz advance
,... fIpr a1I .s,rrt, tive cruts wthIn siN u.Nihs
ter drrhrs st che cod of the wear. T. vhish hii'
r.lt. viII d. added t1r s,sry ,slr iuWh-h 'yurui
10 Ir'sfed.
Au,1Urtsrvr>rs irsertrd uu reasHrlllr terms
che pfurri,tofs me hs.rg arolurial' t'f a', 'fi
l.,aBI thr afrHuHt charged o. che 'a'rJii..r.1i
~ r1,nr8t nr aN 1HvrIi.-gr'Hi' i' 1'.i '' ''
q rs trUm ths date rf 1r bret ibsrJti.u.
rN.R. Palmer, AvtUt,,N NrwsrArrR
A.t,r. drrrfri D, OBJ. frHrIrf.rs H. tns b'-i urn
rIs ri thr sh.'r rrrfy, tH r,rri', lrt rtf.yi ~
~aIslrIrt.ars arI Nt,rffIsruTHf ut thr ir'hshrrs'
I.,..t E,f-.. .bl-h u.l, o. ..rr at thr Agency -
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The Reported Troubles In Nicaragua.

J.vs GORDON BENNETT. tsta EDITOR OF urnALp
sn-l have been very apXiousiy inquired Of by per-
sons having friends in Nicaragua concerning the probn
bic truth f the copied In the M IL this morn.
ing. from the New Orleans Pisyrne In which IL Il said
that number Of citizen. resident In that country
have been killed aud the remainder driven out In con-
sequence # hostility among the natives. in.tgaeI Wy
English agents am convinced that the rumor l. not
well founded II bears IL. face air Of mprobabty
The feeling 81 the government and people Of Nicaragua
towards citizens ha- always been # the mos. friendly
charuccri where In the world have they been mere
kindly or Hospitality received.
No doubt the confidence ~ Nicaragua IN our govern
m' Mt has been very much haen by the sudden rcycrsa
Of ocLcIal Taylors policy there. know the deepest
feeling Of disappointment pcrvaJes all classes for they
have relied implicitly upon the good faith Of the United
states and upon It's supper. in their unequal contest
with Great Britain. IL /. question vhther their conf
dencc can ever be fully regnnei But You may rest as
snred that the shortcomings Of the government Of the
United states viii lead to change of conduct in res
rcct to it, citizens under British any other in.ra-
ton The best guarantee IL this Is Afforded by the fact
that during the entire existence Of the controversy with
England AMI even when open ho-tilities prevailed aud
The feelings Of the people wrought up to the highest
pitch q EXCITEMENT, that then the persons and pro
piy Of The English residents in the country rcli-
II Is not 10 he doubted that English agents are making
the most u the funkcyism &C government and will
exert tb mscivcs To destroy American influence alto
gther; the opportunity l. too favorable H. neg
lcctcd but II i not to be imagined that there any
wicked ms to countcnancc overt acts of the Kind nat
III In the paragraph from the Picayue.
At the worst this rumor have foundation ev-
crrt In ecme attempt Of robbery murder by evil cha.
ractrs such e. be found in every country Indeed
ere fumor FRI New Orleans states that attempt at rob
bcry made little place Of evil reput. called
Nattnras in which one American killed This Il not
improbable; and u true, " y certain that the govern
M, Mt Of Nicaragua will neglect to bring tho
offenders To- justice The re IL officer in the State high
OF low who would in any way countenancc nfracton
Cf the laws
No alarm need be felt the subject Of the rrmor
which will am convinced turn out a. DC unfounl.I or
greatly exaggerated am, sir,
Very truly. your cbt serv't.
a SurIrp