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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-06
AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P T. BAR
mum, Manager and Propristor-H Sanford, Assistant
nanager-Engagement Of Mr. Booth. the celebrated
1rAgedian Mr. Booth will have tbs honor of appearing
this week Richard the III-Nsw Way to Old Debts
Iamlet-Iron Chest-Apostate-aud Otheo sustaine cd
the dramatic company The manager consratulAtss him.
self on this engagement and ocs for the support
Of his patrons. Comedies and farces, ballads and
every afternoon. million Of ouriositss in the beautiful
saloons. Admission uiuAl
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&C FsR ToS-rrAcu ORCHARD, PEo ASH. Eeo
DU Rance. snf Stove ssss. warranted q best qualify
ply AZ the risDALL COAL DEpOf Hsbotea street fsrA
VI Canal street, dgor frsn Nashingten street,
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MGLLINHRS AND DEALERS, 1 AM NOW PREPARED
A TO supply orders for the spring styles OF bonnet
frames and crowns. JASPER SPENCE. 81 Division ST.
FRENCH LADY, FROM PARIS WHO THOROUGH
understands dress ball and fancy in the
lAe,t Partisan fashions willing to make engsgemenss
families ~ the day take the
cut and 1T waists for dresses Address Fourth street.
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TEiE WORLDS FAIR.


WORLDS AUTHORIZATIONS
w to the Worlds Fair. by the 81 Lawrence, have
attention paid their business Sou
In London. their wishes by letter.
J.RODNEY CR0SKEY,
- US. Consul. southAmpton.
NARTINBAU CkOSKEY CO.,
81 Threadneedle LSuAou:
LIVINGSTON, WELLS L CO.,
Wall street. New York
WORLDs FAIR GOODS FOR THE WoRLDS FAIR.
W too late forhe ST. Lawrence be shipped Xarti
moan, Croskey Co, needle street. London. In.
quire Of LIVINGSTON, WELLS 4 CO,
swan street. New Yo7k-
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rRhvELLEFs' eUIDg.

NEW YORK AND PVILADELPHIA.-Nsw YopI
~ ans Fhiladelrhs 6irech-Untsd ststes NAL Line
fbrousb IN ~ hour. via New lereey Railroad fare re-
sev fors as ~ from foes q oeyrtlstet - saS 49,
4. vi ana - n, from focA o. Liberty esesat. Lesve
rhIsselrhi. A. . andsA y. spas y. n, xr t.e tsssJ
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l7s CHATHAM soUAaE-olo

ERANKLIN MUSEUM B CHATHAh SQUARE.-0Ho
II Lea Sole Proprietor.-Ad m ssion-Seats in Private
Boxes osatG Stage ssst H CENTS Boxes rs eeps Par
noon and Evening" in the after.
~ o'clock and In the evening 81 half psss The
are vsred and select and sSoA can be seen
81 other place ct New York sstng OF
Less Femas Ethiopian Opera Troupe. numbering nfScen
performers being the the time the most
talented band in the United States Model
tss who selected their and Sgure and who
pereonate number Of beautiful tabeaux taken
pictures Of snoientaid modem times company OF Arab
Girls who through varoty eAts Of and dox
teri,y Madame Rosane tbs only Female Jussler IN the
worlds Male and Female Artists who will give
ansKhibtion marble uuoquallad in the wsrd
Kether with variety interesting performances
aad evening. particulars bills
CATTLER'S COSMORAAAs, CORNER OF BROADWAY
~ and Thirteenth street.-The first section, containing
collection Of Elk OF Europe Asia Minor Syria
the Holy Laad egypt Nuba and Arabia. will be exhbitod
until the eighth Of March after date all these will be
replaced by new views unusually interesting.
MINERvA ROOMS. 400 BROADwAY.-NA0LIu
AVA Grand Panorama Of Ireland painted by the Irsh
artists from sketches within the Last three
fidelity interest and beauty unriv Aedwith Irsh song
Irish music, and Irshmans illustrations. Every
nG ecock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons 81
oclook Sec handbills. Abundance - cents; children
under II, half price.
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NIBLo's-No PERFORMANCE ON WEDNESDAY
Az and Saturday evenings.

~ Au0NAL THEArRE-THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
n iuiy informed that the drama of HARRY BURN
h k. rom The popular story cf the Revolution
pslns puohsned In the Sunday Coure will be
the Nalona Theatre. on Monday next most
epa sueetse manner Wanted for above fifty
meraries. A. Ii PURDY Pronr.stor
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CIRCUS-NEW YORK AMPHIFyEATRg 81 BoYcRY
~ James June Co, Propretors pom .
quarter before performance 20 hall past T.
Private Boxes b0 cents Boxes IS eents Ps i2 cents
Thursday evening" March Nile Louise Touraiare the
great equestrienne OF Europe and America will
tte first time in this her act OF
horsemAt ship entitled La Gana The Terrific uedo
Leaps. nightly received with ,houts Of apolsuse Will be
repeated FIRST night Of Nile Tourniare and Mons Beno
Three Lovers.
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N1HONY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION
IA this day At IL O'clock at the Merchants Exchange five
lots Blocker street between Charles and Perry Streets
lot Twenty ninth street. the hon and lots Nos 50
Beekman street. l2a Goerck street. 26 Rivnston street.
four houses and lots on Eighth Jane street. and
three lots Essex street Jersey city, Maps be
the auction rooms, No. 7 Broad street.
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Il sD1Es OR GENTLEMEN DEsIkoUs OF CONVERT
ing into cash their superfuous Effects such est-on
clothing costumes firearms furniture ysohsa and iovry
will obtain from the hserLer atty per
toorc received ky sending through post
TsAAC q. LYON. No 4 Wall street.
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nm
RkoADwAYTHEArRE-oN THURSDAY EVENING,
HOUsrEEai Dc Presented, the admired comedy OF the
pie NJ Dsott s, msa saynsId. Ar COM Pom Psr
eensIuae With the the hS9sssesrs. Mas Bsnne To
NJ s,,;n. vvfsderiess Grand Bsile de Cou-gsmont
u nnG .lccompte Hercules. Mr. aehs-f; Guiisumo
a. Gousen2sis siss Bsnsstt Nins Flora. Mes
o'eloek. N''A' sereah rises ~ IN
NiBLo's @ ARDBN.-xANAGEk Ma. JOHN sKFroN
Tokss hfty cents Private Be1es Ave doliars Doors
open AZ half past o. TO begin at Sea night the rrsa
Pallet q Gaelic In Which the great Frsa asnosrs Vile
S.TI.ntins th,r father Mons Jsan Rousset Miss
evening March Overture BY The Oreh.s
lie renee To conclude with tho grand ballet called OIL
SILLE-Duke Albert of ssia. Nile Adelaide Rousset.
RRoUGHAnsLYcEys, BROADWAY. NEAR BROOKE
- street-Dress Circle aud PArquet 80 cents Family
Circle 20 CENTS Orchestra sta Seats ST. Privase BoIes
80 Doors open at to begin at half pact O'clock Last
night Of the worlds Fair Thursday evening March 9th
the perform ance will commence with D0NBEYAED SON
Mr. bombey. Mr.. Lynne Mr. Carl Mr. Arnold Mr.. Toos
Raymond Captain Edard Cutie Mr. BroughAm; Jack
Bunsby Mr. HUNT Edith Miss Kate born To bs followed
y the WORLDS FAIR or, Columbia in the Clouds-Joye
NJ Broasham; Apollo, Mr. Dunn; Mercury. Miss Gould,
Columbia Mis- Mary Taylor.
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TT TIE LONDON BED BUGS BEWARE
- Oh! poor Knglish insects,
You'll surely be undone,
when Lyon arrives
With his powders In Londor.
We've heard Of Anti-hJ ms
That wait for their prey,
Close beside the ant. burrows,
Dread sconrges are they.
But cur famous Lyon,
More fearful than these.
Kills ants reaches, bed bugs,
Plant insects, and flsas
Yet the powder magnetic,
That thortens the span
Ofinsect existence,
IL harmless to man.
T. LYONS depot 40 Broadway.
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z7=s77s-'--a-la'77 ssaa=lass=-=.-as-s.
CLOTHING.


NLorHING.-gPRIkG AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT
" whoesae-We would call the attention Of merchants
New York for sprng purchases stock sprns
ana sumner Clothing which for extent variety and erc
enoe OF manufacture and STYLE much superior that
any former and feel meet the appro
bAton Of olstaas dealers In all sections OF country As
enc OF the nrm nov visits periodically the European mar
n purchcsss can rely having all the latest and
styles OF goods made into we'll
yAnoe OF tnish and 81 prices much lower than houses who
acIend solsy on ths MARKET An inspoc our stock
before purchasing elsewhere 10 respoc solicited N n
are new prepared Ter the largest demand for CAorus
clothing Of every description. at VI ,lowest price,
ID. h J. DEVLlN,
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;. 2os BROADWAY, IA. JUST OPENED

TLANDERs, 203 BROADWAY, HAS JUST OPENED
an invoice OF chdreLB clothing of Paris make to-
rether with immense stock OF city mode snv
thing ever before exhibited in this Tnese goods
are well adapted TO the southern and western markets,
also to the best Of city trade.
CAsr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies or gentlemen hsvinI slpcrhuo eHset,
sueh ~ eoshins inrpitur swelsy Or hrs sb.an
At his residence Or By pos gill be ustv aendd TO-
N. s. COHEN. IS Rssds street up stairs.
Ladies attended BY Mrs Cohen. - =
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GERMAN NATIONAL THEATRE oLYMPIC.-rRIDAY
~ the 7h Of March, 1851, will be rormed WILD ATS,
aeomedy in four aots by Keefe translated by Hett
DANORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS, AT
Washington Hail. b96 Broadway.-Opes every evening;
exhibition to commence ut O'Clock Aamitance Is cents
Also every Wednesday Saturday afternoons three
O'clock whom children will be admitted price,
scriptvs catalogues l2s cents.
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INSTRUCTIONS.


a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, FULLY QUALIFIED WILL
tre Lessons the french language land Ia the higher
brsrdes Enssh snd French literature and also sons
y essnt penmsnshp freguredl in payment q his board
msrtfpectable private family. kost uneyeept9nahts
ettnees given. Address, post pail Lsfebore az this
- =. ''''
A YOUNG EUROPEAN LADY, wHo FOa s0Hg
- TIME has Instructed in the E1rlish ant french ltu-
Eustes music, etc, WISHES 20 6nd smother tituston
gowrner gle has no objection 10 20 snort distance in
taft's Place. 49, "
VhItIN0 eoyERNsss-AN SNGL'sH LADY A
member - The Episcopal Chusof, HAVING a fee bon.e
~ mr drea 10 eesirons Of devotiar them - the nsrae
on ~ pups in private family. she would uadertaSe %
npatt the usual hTsnches 81 English etucstan win
music french snd dr.eirg sud can orer TIE st ssts-
ehte " this paper, - -
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PUBLICATIONS.

FOBL1NAIiONS.
TIE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE. OF rars WEEK,
. osss aid doasss srims new.
SssTf' q bs1 f' ssii LIE Lon
Bro,kyn in the great Kidd s,iy,ss fun partisu.
a ifSS@E cs 1,S Sss n .n
,ssst Si ssAs .xs. Ss,. in Pnlsesrhs Dr. wshs
o.p,.r tss S% S:rF R SS
wsi SsaS for 81 money!
fSfi Sold sys GST Ssa
THE NEW YORK HERALD. AND ANY OTHER or
Is Hudson sss-esp ss.ds aud Dusn. Gss
Lie Punch ssS al The psriosi,ss pn nas ssyss.d
o~ ;.r m'd aSsy 'eSaTy ,uSsS, r. On
paper agent. No. IS Hudson street.
DIP BOOKS BoUGBT AND SOLD AT THE OLD
o..S sr If shop los N.''sS stree All the cheap
al kinds. horEsns Expose Of Masonry.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sAoDLERy, Sc.
EoR sALy-A VERY sTYLIsn BaY HORSE, sIx
hisd All harness. under The .ssals eau tro, hi
sSss s The owner ss. NJ a.s s h solo y'ss
seen This .itsrnson AZ NOdhe livery stable Ss 0hrOphsr
WANDA YOUNG SADDLE HORSE. VERY sTYL.
ish aud 'oOr black dark brown. Adire.s J D this
/ lGHr HocKAwhY CARRIAGE FOR sALE-A ROCK
80 80 sa,.ifs n.srly ns. .nd IL cd runass order
hyery Stables, s Crosby strset Jswesn Bissoksr and
a COUPE IocKAWAy FOR ONE noR5E FOR sA r.
- tut niue used, in elegant order wss bu to order
sens.ti Bro1owsy.
176 BnOhpwAf. BETwEsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
80 Hhts front house s The greet central depot fer The
most 9eIenrhtef and genuine rstept medicines Kel-
hnsere Imminent and kssio Fiud for the hair Hvsts
aie nalssm, tehenehs Pulmcnc syrup Dr. 0rsyt ulsrs
nns ssrrs srtshins knsrLs Bisesrss Pssss and
bee btters and hards esrss parlla In
bottles Brsndeth and the ceetrsted WasAsg Phs and
Manhattan Pssters Dr. X has beyond doubt sstsbshsd
that he has the only article that win the hair SOLD
70 suit AL sircumstanoes Large family bottles 81 ss
per dosen. ossh.
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N0Rrsii BuEIoS5 l!-DOCTOR LITTLERIELDs
~ Shields and P4acrs for and bunions AFFORD
relief and few Applications cften cure the corn or bunon
Rushton Co. and all the principal druggists Broad way
and DR.. Lttefeld's office, Al William street, Exchange
Building third door below Wall street.
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/ W. BROWN, CTi0NEIR-PERENPTORYT TRADE
sale of Cabinet Furniture &e.-This day, hursday.
March j. W. Brown will sell at auction at IJ ocrk at 81
Broadway the entire stock of Furniture contained in the
above store mprisne extensive assortment including
many articles in quaBtities which will be sold in lo to
suit the trade and others As great of usetul
house furnishing articles Sale positive the premises
must be vacated.
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD AT THE OLD
Curiosity shop 100 Nassau street. All the cheap pu
ostens OF the day Levers Dumas &c. Rare books Of
All kinds horgsns Expose Of Masonry.
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TAyEs E. COOLEY, III AND $40 BRoApwAY-NEW
f9Tk Trade sale.BoOis Paper, stsreStyps Plates.
Paper HangLg fhe catalogue OF this
10 NOW ready for distribution 20 the trader
nspAl tne assortment Of pfiated b,ok
valuable contributions from the eaday the
United States the assortment Of foreign and d,mec sta
tontry unusually varied and enve
thing in the line Monday mcrning. 10th March, 81
O'Clock, st the Auction Room the tse OF rtaonsry will
he oontb Tuesday, March llth
same hour Wednesday, morning. March IL AZ o'clock at
the Auction Room ptory sale Of hsngns
months credit for approved endorsed notes bales
OF paper hangnys embracing variety well suited to
the country trade Sale to the highest bid dr
Wednesday March 18th - O'clock. at the Austos Room,
sale Of ed books Will commence and be continued
dursg the whole Of The ensuing week. ant all in the cata
logae disposed Of Termssx months credit all
S for approved endorsed dated the Or day
Of saie and payable thi, city Smaller amounts cash
One cent will be allowed AL zseednS $780,
Members Of the trade obtain catalogues BY applying to
the auotioneer.
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T'o LET AT HoBoKEN.-sEvERAL nav THREE
story nd basement brick dwelling houses, within
hundrtd yards the ferry These houses furnished with
aos and cold water Ia the bath rooms A.d Kitchens and
fArdsus in 'front.' Bnquire At the noboken lad
WV. sHIPPEN. Agent N. o. The houses are ready for
Nay, - - - 49, - - .A''~'
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

EOR SALE-A FARk. EIGHTEEN kILEs FROM NEW
York near Railway NJ within and half miles Of the
railroad depot containing seventy acres nine Of are
covered with growth q young uAe balaass msa1ows
so grated fruit trees coming into full bearing good
and hot water stairs shower bath, &o conservatory
and garden laid out in god STYLE with abundance OF fruit
water extensive out buildings in good order The place
trains to and from New York daily aordng ia
city for persons doing business in this city. The
SMELLING Is Wall street. or to PIC0r. the pre-
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EN0R SALE-THE STOCK, GOOD WILL, FIXTURES
and three years lease Of custom and sale boot and
shce store established six years. doing good business
and located Of the beat city
stock reduced to amount will be sold bargain the
proprietor going In the country the frs Of April
further particulars, apply at "a Eighth avenue.
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WANDA YOUNG SADDLE HORSE VERY sTyt.
sh, aud 'olor black or DARK brown. Adires u this
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nR CHRIsTIE's GALvANIC CURATIvIs.-TaBsE
~ renowned and uprvaed articles. celebrated fer
their wonderful effects in all diseases
potency In giving renewed life and vger the
tenn 10 be had in New York, Only the authorized
agency, No 49, Broadway
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EOR sAif-THE SPLENDID STOCK o! GOODS CON-
tanned in the store 7 Broadway opposite place.
consisting Of general assortment Of French German
FanoyGoods including Candsabrss plain and
cut Glass Vases Co. all In good ORDER and well
sether with the good will Of the house. The in
excellent location has vsluable list Of customers doing
profitable business and efers desirable opportunity
wishing that hind OF business Terns
liberal Enquire ut the store.
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Am FOh SALE-lN THE TOWN OF
Rye Westohester county, within I've minutes Of the
kys Station Of the New York and New railroad Con-
tains about 100 acres ofland in high
hall % lie Bombay on the public highway and large
minutes ride OF the eslsbrated Rye Beach. Appyto
A. ENNIS. ESQ. i've Station.
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E0R sALE.-A WELL KNOWN AND OLD ESTABLISH
ed public house, with the best of Of
tablshment Of the kind the city present
pant will give the receipts and
DTBGTcRER 50 Canal st., cor. Broadway
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NTH FRICTION AyLR-THE ATTENTION OF ALL
parties interested in axles 10 called to this patent
This axle makes noise, 10 perfectly safe quietly and
easily Of e. aId iu.. easier than any other II
tion Of vehicle number Of them running
city with entire approval Samples may and orders
left at JOHN =. HYDkS SONS, 81 Maiden lane,
Sole OF Pateutee.
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NOR sALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES AND rURNI-
ture Of an Hotel Bar. and Dining Saloon, excel
'sntloeation. now dSins good busipsss. Applyte
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TELEGR RAPUIC.
Addit4onnl Reports by tae Empire city.

Nav OaLr.Ns August % 1851.
letter to the Poayune states that General Manzaua
Ia. urnsd TO Santiago abandoning the field to the pa
tra retained entire possession of tho country
roprding Puerto Principe.
Ihc iampcio appeared CT Havena the l1th and
sgpslcd from Micro Castle she took pilots feon
sehocner and proceeded wcst, landing at Morcllo,
twelve miles from bahia Honda aud taking possession of
the Of Las Pogas The PiHarro aud two merchant
stesmers with eight hunditd troops aud sixty horses
sft Havana On the morning Of the 18th, and sticSed
Lopez on the i3th at Gan Miguel Las Poras. Tue
pirsrro had got ashore Bahia lie nda ard Lopez
retd take her Lopez had advanced to San Diegode
Nins to cut o the retreat CT the spanilrds The people
were iisng In mar rlsces About FIVE hundred indi.
vduss had tfi Havana to Join Lorcz 1y of whom bad
beeu TAXI rri.oners Only seven hunircd troops
lett In Havana
0thr say that Lopez had fought two battles
and was victorious in both and that the reyolutonsts
ooL,inu,d to lie successful II is reported that
tire spanish regiment had joined him.
The fty who ex, outcd at Havana, were
geg,d in q flank movement In corjuncton with Lopez
when thy we're oeptured by tho steamer IIsbsncro.
Ohr accounts ray that By letters received here from
authentic sources dated Havana. 18th, learn that
Lorez Lad fought only battlo with the spanish
uooys This lstte occurred smost immediately efter
the ding The loss on the sranish side upon their
rel ue, between four and five hundred The latter
citing large rcinOrccmcnts with &c returned
10 the chs,ge end succeeded in uttcrly routing the
rai e. aud capturing nearly every Of them, includ
mg Lopz Everything IL apparently quiet at present
sIe no for,hsr difficulty Is anticipated until mere ii
IL
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News Of the Steamer Fampero.
THE HELATEsTFROM aENLOPEz
Spread Of the Excitement over
the Country.
AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS.
ANOTHER MtSs NEETlNG In THE PARK.
MORE MiLiTiRY EXPEDITIONS,
&C., &C., SO.

The st@aship Florida, Captain Lyons, arrived at this
cert hast evening from Savannah We Indebted to
Mr. Culver her gsnt,emany purser for in ellgence Of
the moys:-snts ofthc steamer Pampero.
On Saturday the sd nst at O'Clock In the after
~ =, the staaner ct. Matthew, arrived at savannah
fso Pals;Aa sbe reported that the morning Of that
day the stesner Pampero in Dolby Inlet she
had us, arrived for the purpose of taking board
eruits Who waiting at different points la tha. vi
cirsiy ste was to proceed to Montscm.ry, small
place about zen twelve miles 10 the interior from
Savannah She would arrive there In the evcainy
She reported hcrscl, however, bouad TO rybes To tho
latter pscs vessel had been dispatched in pursuit OF
her.
This information brought to Savannah by pas
ecoscrs'y the st. Matthew
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Another version or ,he Excitement af New
Orleans.


Nav o1r.,s, August - 1881.
There has been n Tremendous riot Ia ths city,
grostg of the Cubsn rvvciutlcn. Fer the past
two tbrve dsys, business u a great extent, has
been suJended and the affairs of Cuba have bsen dis
cus-ed thoroughly Our city bsfOre
known to DO 80 much sstated The excitement of the
pcoIle ktows no bounds Hundreds q pouring
in, ~ TO take rart In the patriot in Cuba
large body Il the Cuban hberstcrs composed mostly
Cw,stta having become exespcr1ted by tho tone
% the spsni,h paper 10 tos this afternoon attacked
the c, broke the windows and door and rushed into
the tce They threw the pres cssos of typee aud
ui,ur-. into the streets. The mob totally destroyed
ryrJ,hing belonging 10 the Office The crowd outsids
dsnse and the excitement great that the police
c,uld net interfere TO check the riot.
Afi,f the tfico drmobhei the Hherators mar
lai their ,pions and proceeded 20 the segar ttore
a., ~ by spatiard who has himself obnoxious To
h. taiotsl at the ccrrtr q ST. Charles and Gravisr
t,.,, LroLe tho deer and win lows and destroyei all
the ttock and furniture. which were very valuable
~ this tmo th. crowd Rad swclled TO nc immense
run,hor ard tire cry raised" Let pay visit to
N, spsni,h Consul This vas responded TO ty tre
ntnutus shout The crowd then on 10 the Office
1.-THE spsni'h Consul and Of the widest DISORDER
sptusc. The men appeared TO have run mad with ex-
cih m.nt Thsy uercsy attacked the house throw the
dshs papers and furniture all kinds into the
They tori down his sign crd chtd In triumph with
" 20 the meeting in Lafayette square
Tie meeting IN the sqvazo of tho largest ever
bed IN this city. In, proceedings throughous were
tleract,rized BY TIE viidctt enthusiasm.
Tie excitement ct the 9ist inst has ost mono Of It's
interest this mofBiug At sariv hour body Of two
thCusebd Uf tho htsrstor surrounded The city prison
This ontbu'st caused by the spanish Consul. who
tsrpg that ne would lose hs life the night previous
asket the protection of the American flag, and was
Ilsc, in Nhe city prison as place ofssfty.
The ,fs rstnrp h.csmc clamorous. and demau u Il
the Stsnhh Cepsui should be delivered up TO ther< OF
us would d,mtirh the prison
ffce of about fifty Policemen sre on pe ~ sunj,
u, avuring TO restore peace.
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