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El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

Cuando una naclon por desgracla SC ha.
la 4 merccd de hombres que apoderando.
90 de la prensa imbuye q las masas ideas
crroncas hasta sobre las cosas mas senci.
las, razon hay para decir 8 que la mas
crasa ignorancia impera en- el pueblo que
asi Sc deja conducr que esos hombres
con las mas ignobles miras Sc han encar.
gado de hacer padecer estravios q la opi.
nion publica. Estos periodistas que han
asentado con tanto descaro que los actos
de TN pueblo aun los mas criminales, pue.
den llegar ser perdonables segun fuere
Ell origen de su causa, estan faltos de sen.
lido comun de esta suerte pretender al.
hagar los mismos autores dc aquel gran.
dioso acto de un pueblo soberano, que min.
guno de nosotros ignora, para conseguir 10
que les cs impossible conseguir por la
tuerza del juicioso raciocinio. Decididos
estabamos & tocar este punto 10 menos po-
siblc; pero Sc nos hace tambien muy duro
el toner que callar ante ese reto que Sc nos
hace de salir la liza para combatr que
en- este pals no sc goza de una i!imitada
libcrtad.
Esta li1ertad, scgun ellos mismos, les pro.
porciona el gusto de leer nuestros escritos
no Sc crea que al dccirlo usan del len
guaje virulento de costumbre nj que vayan
impregnados de aquel veneno que general.
mente tratan de introducir para que luego
haya quien procura libremente tratar de inn
pedirlo. No, NADIA de ESQ. Entonces ldondc
estaria la que Sc llamaria libertad! Esto sc
deia para nuestro pals en- donde la gcnte lie.
VA bozo andan porla calle maniatados pa.
ra que no puedan haccr ningun movimiento
en- donde Sc atreren someter 4 un iuicio
conspiradores, teniendo hasta la desfacha.
tez de condenarlos. va Sc ve como ALI nc
Sc goza de lib rtad.
En- medic de todo este aparece en- Ia es
cena un malaventurado escondido sin duda
en- algun rincon de Ia Habana, que sirve
de corresponsal un pobre papel dc aca
tratando de obtener alguna celebridad
costa del Pelayo, que segun parcce ]e eau
sa una pesadila mortal q consecucncia dt
ciertas filipicas que le han dirijdo. Di
cho corresponsal no es de aquellos que in
vento la po'vora juzgar por sns cartas, ,
cstrahanos que haya comprendido el buei
gusto que tiene el Pelayo para decir yer
dades.
Elpobrc, el tonic del corresponsal d.
la que crecera cuando Dios quiera, quiz;
en- mengua de su mismo pals, Sc esplay,
sobre 10 que la Cr6nica de N. York y c
Pelayo yalgunos sensatos periodistas an
gloamericanos, estan diciendo, prorrum
pc Ell las mas insulsas declamaciones tale
como la siguiente! iQue drian los espaho
les 81 Sc tratara los que publican el Pc
layo yla Cr6nica como Sc trat6 Nj
Thrasher. :?
Comparaciones tan est1pidas no mere
cen siquiera contestacion, pues nadie $
le puede ocultar que nosotros en- 10 que me
nos nos ocupamos es de protejer espedi
clones que invadan tai q cual pals, nj mu
cho menos en- conspirar contra ell gobiern,
aqui establecido. Nuestro objeto es mu
patente, llenamos una mission que esta i
vista de todo el mundo, cual es defende
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-03

USuspendcmos por hoy la con.
tinuacion de los articuIos sobre la Is
In dc Cuba para dar Iugar al siguien.
te que encontramos en- la Espana dc
Madrid, el cual creemos sera leido
con gusto por nuestros lectorcs.
1MPRESIONES DE UN VIAJE A IONDRES.
Sef1ores redactores de LA EspANA:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-04-17

A HERo--A ToUcn1Na Narrative
-" There is an enicaring tenderness -
says Washington Irving, ]" in the love al
. mother for her son. that transcend> all
other affections Of the heart" We have
just heard Il touching illustration III the
fact that the love of "a son for his molhp,
may also transcend and swallow up all
other affections. at II moment. too, when
il" mi .ht well be pa,d"nrd Tor rcm.m
be,ing his own great ni"l,.
Snh.e two years ago a young man he.
hanging in Philadelphia was returning by
,ailn;.d 1" that city, f,om Reading, Pa.
by an accident which happened To thu.
rain as it was approaching The town.
he was thrown patty under the wheel al
Ike car. and his right arm vas crushed
I" u jelly. and dlopped u>clcs>ly ~, his
side. lie was young man OF dc,cr
mined ne've, and of The n"blesl spirit.
tic uttered no compl;Int-not even ~
glnan.
When the train arrived at the station.
ii car,iag- was procured, wheg. attended
hv his i,icnd. he said, Dive AT once to
d. --'s IL Chestnut steel.
H"dn't you better go Immediately
home? asked his f.irnd.
No. said lie, | dent want them To-
knew any thing about me ill all is over.
Our he'o. Tor he was indeed IA hero,
Was deaf TO all the counter rcmonS, RANGES
ui hi, friend, and they dove rapidly ,o
lie house "l the eminent surgeon a,lu-
J.d Ia. cannot he tied. | cannot be
ich. raid he to the doctor. AmpulaIc
MY uI.u ,~"p 49, 'uIIHudu, holding
90, his m.ag!rd limb over the back oi
he sofia: | shall nut intmic,c with our
'I"'ai"'s.
Tie limb WAS barred. two medical stu.
ems ia the house wers sim Il, ,nei ~
attendants the ann was take" "tt below
he elbow. while The patient sal as he had
"qursI.d, u,,eIing II" Gr'mn. nor speak
~ II s,ns!: VOID, while the operation
~.s ben. performed. The dressings
w.sc "l,i he'd and ,al'cmdcd by M,i''rnd.
lv la. lcnL had reached the door. on I'll"
NJ, to his own house. WHICH was neh'
IN, " hen lie TUNED +" the su' gr"n and
and. Doctor, | should like 10 look hi ~,
am once more. Tie ~urgc"" raised the
the manslcd limb: the patient glanced AZ
:. The blu.,dl.ss hand aud said, Doctor.
men. is "a ring upon Tie middle ii"S"' I"
that hand. won't you take 1t oft '" -"
Wv mother gaze me that ring on lr'
;."th bed | can part with my arm. bur
while live ] can't part with t"at ting
I'h- ring WIS slipped from the cold wh''
insrs. -,.Pm it an that finger. said he.
nldny "uL the same ting.r %" the h1'
am.l. a. he WAS leaving The door. b"
,au., low can | break tins thing /" my
d % sis,sr! Was he not ~ hero, ieadct?
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IOWL = T. LEETE
Successors "a DR. Nathaniel Booth, late
BOOI1 a BRONIHAHR.

New aiaVep, Conn. -
NFFER for the sale the following goOdS,
" al prices whch will &C mmand the at
ienrrtn and patronage of the most close aud
economical purchaser.
DKUG> .i.TD .MEDICLCES.
500 It's im- urkey Upiun
5000 do Cream Tartar
21lOU d. t'aIk Soda
1900 10 F p>nm Sails a.t
5 Gases CaiAbria Liquorice u
1000 lbs Rad iS
100 do Gum tamphN
3ihI do alb Ammmnia
100 do exua r. ] Rhuharb.
UYE WOOs'S .d.NU DYE STUFFS
$40 bbIs Camp Haywood - .s-..
80 dn ST d do
5iD Il" Red and NicWnod
81 do lsarwood asd Peacnv->od "'
% do CamwWd - III he'd Sanders
5'l,i" Fu>'ic aud Maple Bark
1900 do Onbro Madden
2tOU do Blue Viiriol
5tO0 d" C"Pp ra>-2t!O0 do Grd Argos
NN do hi Chrumale Potash
1000 do Md, as Guatemala. Caracas
and Manila Indigo of The finest grades
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

NORFOLK.--Thc wings have elected
Wm. K. Peck. Daniel lIotchkiss, Harlow
Rows, Ilcman Swift and Horace 3 Knapp,
.Ii>li-rS "f the Pence.
IITrlIFIELD-Samuel p Bellies. Ch"s
1. W-'b. George c. Woodruff, g II Hollis
ter. F u Beeman. o D Todd.H B Graves.
Tomlinson Wells. Cyrus Calm. Samuel
Bro.,ker Jr, A J Pickett. Daniel L Benton
George A Smith, Samuel \ Mrrwin, john
Gsrosey EIwarl Hopkins, g c G"slee
&C Palmer, Abner Landon, Edward Garn
sv.
TORRlNGTON.-Noah Drake. FL
~ M 4 Wo",ing. Arson Coli, Hem
(" Rg'ra H"rlow 'Fyler. S'anley G'is
."u. Clek y, Downs. ]
PIYNniTrli Elisha J"hrsan. Amm
=: ,l;.r.. David n Narr~r Miles W. RI"
~ r.,, III We t...r"eIins r Williams. tie"
t.gt f@ tryc- Sm'th. .a
fN II -s.rr1 r n '"er II h"-' > +"
.-r 'i..lN Jmes Fr""""" ''rt',"n'
.n.s Henderson. Samuel Bates, KOy
All watson, Wait Garrett s.a II
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AXTttL BE- 81 ID at PLhlic Auction OF

NI..L b. ii ID at PIhlic AucIion OF.
w "Wednesday March 18Th. lS5l.at !
I'rl0ck a. N LAT he store 81 J.. u. Skid.
nure in B~I Il ~. The place 'rmeriy owned
.nd .acuPied ~ Ja.a-s MrDaR"IS, con
sissing ri n h"u>-. harm. ami other out
buildings, iOgc,her with Que qcar ei Of an
acre oI land Said p OpsI'y IS pleaSan ly
situated ia the village al Br'hlem. AMI is
an excellent siand f,.r a mechanic or any
Other business. Sah properly will be soli
To the higheS, hidfer wiihoat reserve. One
half 81 The purchase '.rodey ran remain on
the place IOI three Years tferrquited. Pos
session given on tbs Isl al Apr.l. e Is &.
Fur fuHueT PartIcUlsr~. enquire Of p. H.
skidmoTe, or A. Marks, 249 GiranA Street,
New YeTk- IL A
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SEVEN EENTH DTSTTun
Judges Of Probate Elected

Ways
T.i,clhrl; D.,'t. Henry 3. Cav $.
Nnfl.lk Vim X Peck.
New MIf"d ID viI T.. Sanford,
Sharon --Chn les F Srdgwick.
l'rrin.'"n-. Henry s Brbnnr.
New lI.lfod--ls"gcr II. Mills.
Plvmon'',-AmmiG idhings, b..
B"'kham-lrd- James Eyglc~ton.
Salisbury John &. Mitchell, u
Tia, winlon--L"wis Smith.
Canann-si''.> I. Granger,
Winc!,es ..-s,!nd Hitchcock.
K"nt-Rniu l',Il.r.
Roxbu'y- Z Eastman.
Woodbu,y-s'na B Phelps.
C".w"li-F ,icrck Kellogg.
Waie'lpwn Allyn NJ. Hungerford.
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.NaEkce.

'lNHE Snhsci,;,er ha.t,,s more h isles
entrusted m his rar- IN ~ he cas-
send 10. Otf.ss to real his store All ma
~ k.,, AIT he .,asin,as >un.k of gnsi>
on hail. gf..crrirs ani pr ,vi~i0aS. 5000 In
clear p'rk AMI hams The >,or-. is on,
OF the N ": csnseni.nI ones FIR i.a>in,.ss q,
the STATE. Possession given the first OF
Ne IN or Aprii WV. WHEELER,
by ) D. WHEELER, Agent
i itchReid, Jan. IA. 1851.
r.B. On had 500 accounts made az
vi ch. 10 save rOAi. 'hr a~n-rs re T~queSle
all and. ply ~i'k. II, DELAY.
Sd WHEELER, Agest
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Shar"n--John J. Jewcit,* Gibbs w.
Skitf.
K"xhW'y-Mv,on Downs
burlington Lewis Whiting. John w.
Cook. | ~h,o g"im.
Warlen.-Jarvis G.. Howard.
Washington IA. Durham, Moselry
V. Bronson.
Wareriown--Allyn NJ Ilungerfo,d*
Winchester. J"nashan Blake, q AID
ans. 2 mhiq gain.
Woodbury. Bonnet A. Sherman, Jo>
siah &. Minor.
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OPINIONS OFTlIE PRESS,

The Ew YoRK fHIsu>E. iue P'OUt-
deuce ,k. ~ .n0r"s"g .di"'Or says: "'
| ,nink ~" candid person. WA ."i' =" ir."Gnizs
a uue ak, ue>s al tue icAdhg .tme' Ican J"u' n.
| a. IN The iOltcM ing iTom in~ Bs"'O" bee.
AT the head and front al tnc J"u'n al
New Yurk, We At once. "i'h'ut r"s'rVAt'"i',
,uAcs The .AesC York IIiGMAe. r"I. may.
perhaps, be tn.ughi Il sir Hng "s-tfii"n. "ui W.
-uiceisit think II tue one. Inc IrI"u''e 10
a paper that presents many ste'lihg be.Irs
= men no oie oi the least uisc' iIInrhi ca" IAii
e, uIst over, nor al the ieSst cai,I"t VINO wiii
nut acknowledge. W. aie ali wcii awaie mat
II sometimes lakes gr"un,is aud expresses "I''"-
,"I,> MT at once aiTa:s cnd"s, y! the gIra'
mUiic. tor pelh Il's by lis own iii~nus-.'ut
,rI I,s history anu the IImes HAS hnheri" W"v-
td, l"r the most pat. tlI"s" g'"nntis and M $"
opinions To be correct II has shown that Il
hes Irma, liable judgement aud sagac'',. dni
mat. white its sentiments and doctrines ina!
+oInri mes. for The hout. appear as uIs''u
aud visionary, they are only $" b<causr in al
vance aud slightly above the general "p'nion
Among the chef chaTscieTIstIcs ii The TIL
bune are judgement, reliability, poweT, honts-
~, candor aud great common sense.
The editorials vi The Tribune aIe marked
hy good sense. strength oi p"slti"n, ir"n-Pa'
rency, good temper, and as genes al iarl, good
lngic. They aie always read like The t'r'duc
lions Of men of experience, oi strong c'T'in"i
seiIse-and Invariably are possessed ii mani!
tone. Politically, they are Courteous. though
sometimes a.mt.i ieaI fully Srvrre aud Vt a"
uplIui,rnt 10 10 be executed, u il done ~nh as
mu, h consideration and lenlency a. the "ccs
SION and person will admit. Its political col
umn. are characlerlz'd by the tnusi sIgn"l ahIl
my. and 10 day, probably carry fn"rs weighs
and confid.nce throughput the country than
any other i"urnsl in America"
New YoRK TRIBuNE.-Aiihoughw We differ
from this print in several important maiir's Il
political economy, We are nnne the lr~s willing
10 acknnxledgs its unfquaIed inert ~ a"
American press: generaIiy dIanIfrd. always
/ talented and E yer marked b. a ieait frli de-.
sire fur the true elevation of the people. W.
are content even ErmcTai - we re, ." yec-
onu md The TrIbune-fE wr brlIev~ thai
| wnar III truth it inculcais~ vii: be apt !" rI-'
| again in the minds 81 iis rssdfr>; ~hilr ~
error. mtiSf evrniaAliy die am'd their w"r
,hipess.'- B, OOkiyn Fireman
THr WEEKLY TRIBUNE FoR 1881 = Upon
the meriiso II The Tribune IL - uahec Is ar. t.
,nI,,g., known a. il ha. long brea. th" "'"ls'
re "a amer ui the world AID he IeAdins pup
lie both OF this cnuiIy and Europe regard u
az . ionrnal in the statements and views q.
which the highest eOnGideare may b. sSIsT re-
p@ss&-~FsaaUS1 (PSnn.y GGRSss&
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wv DDXSS I" TsUSItSUs 'VHt ~ 0h' AA"'~''
a raa Window Glass al the hest brands
Plate Glass %: All kiniS tor carriage manu-
IacIuferS
ACIDS.
100 caGboys Sui .hui,r, N,ric. Muria,ic
20 do Aqua FnuS 10 dipping Acids
10 do Mur TN
Old um, q Il. Br,ndy. PorI and Madeira
# very supsr,ur qn.i'y. suitable for laval
IDS and medm.i".i pu'P,SeS. Byass Lon
Inn Porler auA Browm Stout, Camp>:ll
Scotch Ale.
We are manufacturing a very suptr ior
lvalily Burning Fund. to which we would
,:all the attentions of r..n$WmeFi. II has eesn
sell tested. a." i" every ease il has given
-u,irc s.l,Stariin". Ne are agents fOG the
sale OF Bnlh's C"p,i and Japan Varnish,
~hich is tar preferable i"the Ne" York and
Newark v ,r"i>hs<. %
COwLES & LEEI E. 81 State st.
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HASA
IL. 1881

Dividend in Jan. | 1851, at the rate of
5 per cent per aunum. -..
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% \ II {!
U gals BIeached " utter

StD do Fall
500 do Olive
lt6ED beachrd Winter Whale
500 du bIeached Fail whale
~oU .:o dn Winter Lard Oil, extla
1910 dI do Fall do
1870 do unhearhrd do do
Bon do Meats Foot Oil. all Of which
a> hrr" selected ny us IL New Bedford and
>rw ! ik. ind which we warrant TO give
1iiie satisfaction.
F.4!ay' :! P.4LVTS!! P.4LN"TS!!!
;JUUti ia. Atlantic White Lead
300 Il" BE willie do
900 English do
III casks F.cnrh and Spruce Yellow
10 'o Ven Red-5 d Spanish Brown
jW ,t,> / ezra de Srnna burnt aud ground
3.tO 3-r."sI'~h D'"p Black
,IJ.i du american do
$50 ,, t:neh>h Trieste, ChinoSe aud Am
Van ii;0n
$50 ,t, = ga, Mineral. Paris, Brunswick
.-... "nl sax my Grec"S .....
so tn Blue. Gtren aud Black SmaltS
i1U St, u ,amain. anh Antwerp Blue
81 liza int,. kci Il OJ 10 Rose Pink
U,U ais r.n.l,>h !. m>ecd Of
800 1o Ane ic"" do
jUO slb $puu> urwnItnt
20 hnG ~&'a dry Wninns
3,aj -, IL, Lead md l.Iha'se
coo d" :n"eI IN iunp And ground, dry
3J1 IT, t. a.ri Lamp Black
, ~ 80 Cpr"n"n do
). q ,iu Cnro,me Green and Yellow
40 na>k, Rn.rn 5 "ne- 3 la Pumice do
Uji Ib> Wa .yke BruwE-5OJ do German
i * Leaf, Fake anh Crem,s Wh,s.
tranki ~, sack. Orange, Mineral and drop
F.. k,> IT - qu .tiiie> aud shades.
e 6RU>HES!!
100 toy '4,ra aud Common Paints
So so f 81 tamels U.ir, from ~ 10 5
50 .,,>> do do Pencils, Engs
.. 49,, IA German
F. ..,>h-Qiil hound, Painters
.,u>,r,>. . IL .te, D">'"is, tlair, Fie>n.
D,min Mau >hm-cxtra AID common.
os,un l. ir. i.rSe Pa,eI>'. Paste. Pint
r,>'. Gr,.,lp% al Badger Brushes at every
,ir>ritp' o~ A { a-r"i> ioi " large man"
tact,sS a. %" in~Phieh Ia execute u'd'ts
i,f 4ny srn5 >Y,r.
,.yRItN!!
so l.y ii Ga..IN -i0O 10 While do
) t,>-. 4 at,tan
tssr, tea<b ,~at 30 q
81 ~. &A,t Re tc
81 ,, >.a 4...,auutac
80 ,e4- ,>:,rtya all au'nbers
500 t., it,#..=r sulphur
D ps.is g,t pntuc
So gar, ao.s, IT, hoI'le and vial Csik'
.sul.nS "a n-.s $40 do Cluv.S
2UJ - 'lA>>,t ... .a-. ..0......
5ca>-> T. -uSa Rrknei BOIax
> Il. Eek lie. Lead -..
% pAce> q ~ L-nf. different shades
~ Ia .o4.2T Leaf 70 tbs BrOnzes
3iW Bitn L,,k, English
5cl>r. ia u Snrilac
3 hbi> Suprri"r Fay Rum
~ Ieam> ezra S.Ud Paper
10 cbls b In>lune
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HOUR Ioasnry men nj tic J"'n-r nnd
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F3enk TisAoehm &eeeI.

a l., -. :. ..a..a. pr =. .ssIsa Sd. ,ais.,t
on new tand and perfectly pure. Also Isrg
clover Seed. ALVORD g BROTHER.
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IITCiiFIEi.D SAVINGS BANK,
Stlten1, n. Of the condition of the L'tci.
field Savings Society, on the first
Of April 1851.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-04-17

~ OF the 100000 habitual dram
drinkers IN England. it is estimated that
80 die every day
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Il issued every Thu, -d,y u.,uing, I'd CO,
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

Insurreetion in Vera Cruz-1Ne citizens joined By
the National Guards-Ihe troops driven INTO their
quarters-Seuerni killed and t0Ounded.
The schooner Robert Speddin arrived from Vera
Cruz last evening, and indebted to the officers
for Vera Cruz papers of the 22d inst, and cores
ponding dates from the capitol.
General dissatisfaction existed in the State of Vera
Cruz on account of the tobacco monopoly, and this
dissatisfaction greatly aggravated by scarcely
of provisions which stepped the laboring classes in
the deepest distress. In the city the people were
about to assemble the afternoon of the 22d, when
the Gee Potico ordered out the military and one OF
the soldiers firing citizen, the people became
incensed; returned to their homes armed them
Selves and Joined by the National Guards drove the
regulars into their quarters killing three and wound
inc ten or twelve. The National Guards brought
out their artillery and declared that they would resist
any act of aggression from the military.
The Eco del Concrete, from which we learn this,
SAYS that no further disturbance took place, and that
the obnoxious laws suspended. We also have
printed declaration from the Chief of the Depart
ment in answer to a remonstrance from the author
tiles of the city, that he will every exertion to
have the laws repealed, and that if he does not
coed, he will resign his Office.
The officers of the Robert Spedden, inform US that
when they left, late the 22d, the popular feeling
was still very high and another outbreak was threat
ened. Ne,u Orleans Deiia 3lst august.