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The New York herald., 1851-10-14
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Very Interesting from Bunslo.

Very Interesting from Buffalo.
SEVERE GALE ON LAKE RRIR-BRIo cAPsIzED AND
THREE MEN DRowNED--DEMccRArIc NOMINATIONS
-rMPoRTANr INSURANCE CAsE-MUsIcAL EXCITE.
MENT, ETC.
BUFFALO, Oct. 13, 1851
We have had severe gale hsre during last night and
to- day The brig Chicago, Captain Napier which left
this port yesterday capzed this morning. of Long
Point and her first and second mates and one seaman
were drowned. The remainder of the crew. seven in
number saved themselves BY cnsng to the bott Of
the vessel from which they taken whom nearly
hausted by the schooner Home and brought into this
port The Chicago win probably be righted and saved
She belonged to Thomas Dyer, Esq, and insured.
The gale continues unabated and fear disasters
have occurred
An action in the Supreme Court, brought by A. d.
Patchin against the Astor Mutual Insurance Company
Of New York. to the amount insured upon the
steamer Griffith at the time Of her loss by Ore in 1850
ended on Saturday evening with verdict in favor Of
the plaintiff, for s65li. The trial occupeda week.
full report of the Michigan Railroad conspiracy trial
has just been published at Detroit. 1t forms volume
o loco pages
Oliver Patch and IT. ]. Red6eld are the democratic
Nominees for the Assembly In the Third and Fourth dis
tricts of Buffalo city.
census of the population Of Dunkirk has just been
taken by which h is as,ertanei that the number OF In
habitants is 600 Six months since, there were
more than SEQ persons In the place.
Charlotte Cushman viii commence engagement at
our theatre e.. night
The Jenny Lind mania has lost of its T,1ore
The greatest efforts making to tickets for her
two concerts and hundreds must suffer disappointment
colored female. named Eliza Greenfield is creating
quite sensation in musical circles in Buffalo. She Is
said to have very powerful and sweet voice. and is to
give concert shortly. She s called the "Blaok Swan"
he Latest from the Far West.
sr. LOUIS October l3 1851.
F II, Aioray, nom New Mexico. has arrived ct Inde-
pencence, Mo in company with Messrs Molony, sum-
mers Haven aud Ranne who are connected with the
boundary commission.
The corn crop on the Rio Abajo is reported as excel
lent while at other places il bas failed.
Colonel Summers was at Fort Laramie, and getting
we'll
MsJor Weightman bad been elected delegate to Con.
gress by 500 majority.
Bands Of Americans disguised as Indians, were com
mittias fscluent depredstiops.
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she Lasest from the Far west.
Very Late from Pernambuco,

PHnADELPHIA, Oct Is 1851
Tho schoone- Energy from San Francisc, brings dats
from Pernan buco to the 10th September The markets
we're very dull at pesnambuoo and the best qualities Of
-four sod at 17s miireas The sugar and other crops
were pcomisiD,.
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Urfor OoUssr, l. The trottns contest anrouncel
20 take Place yesterday batwpen lady Suffolk Jeck Noa
sitr, snd Dces Oi wa po7ir-rcd until Wsanf sdAy
on account Of the wtetheF
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Ihs Ohia RfYer. &c.

Pfrrssrnc, Oct. 13, 1851.
Tie siys- measures twenty eight inches In the chan
me-. a. A the weather has turned cool
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The Jury In this case after elaboration ofthiry nine
hours into Court yesterd morning st half T.
A. NJ and returned verdict Of scquittal the ground
Of insanity The verdict TO have been received
with much satisfscton by majority d the citissm Of
Newark and those In attendance 1t court sttsmpted to
signify their satisfaction By applause which rpressed
by the ofcer The Court then adjourned tnl l0ociock
The prisoner present st the rendering Of tins
diet and was vsibly affected and three cheers gwen
a. she was re-conducted to jail THIS morning.
According to the Advertiser the Court again convened
at 10 O'clock Margaret Clarity being present sna sp
pointed committee Of ELK physicians to examine tho
prisoner and carefully read the evidence given to tho
jy, and give their opinion her sanity Ct the pre-
sent time, and then sdjorned
The Court met again ut clock to receive the rerore
Of tns committee ana decide whether tho prisoner -
sent to the Insane Asylum be set At liberty Tn,
committec consisted Of Drs Darcy Smith Dou9herty.
Clark Woedruh and Pennington, who returped?s 4 ver.
dict that they hnd at present evidence Of unsound
mind
The repovs that circulated yesterday as 10 ths
standing Of the juryto the effect that msoritv ver.
for her convicton-ha foundation in truth: ana ~
sre assured that from she FIRST there clear
for her scQuitts though during the st four cs
their retirement vote taken, and scarcely woTd
aid owing to the deep responsibility which each Jury
man felt TO be resting upon him.
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Exp0lcss AongCaTis. .sc.

xVEsT q HoEBER SAN IUAH DILsUs NrCARa-
eua @iprIn,, .rer~sgdias scd Couri,,,,.an ssy,
Eompty end tsshciy steaA 70 all bvsass sassustsd y
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rnAsE.r-V,Tiisa' engDv.

NEW YORK AND PnILaDEIpufA-NEW TORK
- ana fhlsdertls direct.-Unitet states nGi Line
hrepgh ~ horrs, via New Jsrsey Railroad. Fare
SsT ,sraM NJ feou fsStsf cstllsadt street, end A.
- ". nnd Z. ~ trO'1 foot % Liberty rnavt
Y Nsinut street.
Fos DsITIsonr. wssnfroror. on Cs.ntr,ror.-
through tickets ssld In che shove aes through con
iustor With throvE taFgsge c0c panes the
ssvins t6P " fssengers aud taggaEc Ia this traa s
be tvartportsd directly htcush from depot dep0t hs
-oute without extra Charre.
rANuEN AnD hMBoT RAILROAD IINEFROM gRw
" YORK 70 iiiiadolDhis Lesve Pier NO North piyer
,vrteapboet JOIN POTTER MorninT lise, ~ O'Clock,
Line st aecock. FAre By either ltun, 90 for
gsId dsoa, e. Enhrsat Lac. .. sos,ees, p NJ fare
a. 30 L. pifsS hRenA
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nEsLEEs ~ INDIA RUBBER sHogs-THs FoaCR
~ Of ny establishment ibying beea dorblsd on The
nanrfatute oi patent japan Rubber Ovsrshgss sna
and execute orssr. Ny prices have eonnsc,ion
with the combination (whose vcestous Law guit thew tArs
try and bsvc this week. out at Trea.on In face
eli her false rrcsnes aad hautug In the nswspspcrs
s,1s-rnsM Msh ,nd low out Overshoes Z, cens Women.
"a sgerg respect. New York. Oct T. i5i
HORACE II. DAY, Manutaeturer. snd Orns- q
revcnteen Rubber paten ts % CcuItlaua ss Nev York
sror rsle rTiaoi cories of all the testncny taken
q THE su mskng b,vt 80 pages " any who dsse %
the facts a the sud full knceisdrc of tue
ce'ses and invention In 1ndis Rubber disqualification will
b Ouad usou Persons sbeut TO 10 the busatss
- lerein dsstvsr how shallow and false tee wce rras
aces ~ she ecaatrstioa really are. ". n n
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irOIa aUssER sOops.

TO TIE PUBLIC.-tNDrA RUBBER sHoE.-oUR
sttentop has ts-n called 70 Svertiseens BY Hcrsss
a. Day. published IN tho New York Herald Of lltA July.
S and the Courier and Enquirer Of same dste In which,
rer much unmouted abuse Of attorney WIN. yudson
hn th.t dare charge him With prating
c0odycars Phtcnt under ans has be does
infringe 0coays-rs Patents In the ct shoes
have purchased licenses for the anuaturo OF Ia
da Rubber shoes under Goodyess Patents and paid
money aud daily paying tariG the and
other rperron m Lave dsae the s.us dspossd y 90 90
than rirst, Ccodyesrs Pstcn.s We think IA
Just 20 rurcbsss right 70 uss valid psent than
70 irfrnEc H. hr Day kaying bean prosecuted acknor
e6xed cccdyears rights made settlement and ssreed In
trtrrs pos 20 infringe h Patents He 10 nov as.eu 2..ns
not only infringe said fatsnts but - njuro ourselves
lave, for large oorsdernton purohase licenses
work under tAen and charge Mr. Day dirsoty
ard that signatures, with pir.tinr uron
dyesr Patents In the manufaoturs OF the shoes vAoh
hs Offering 10 the public; sud give n0tos tAst he
and ai With him In trrohasag vsrs.
his shoss made In viossion Of sAa Psssas Rsh viz
H. CANpEE
HAYWARD RUBBER CO.
by A.. Buckingham, rrcsrursr
THE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MFG co.
n. Husshinson. Preseeak
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UIOvHaRR q.


DOTs' CLOTHING N. r. II. BARRETT Co, II
ID Nassau continue 10 cell their choice styles Of
Youths anl CEndrens Clothing. BY the single suit or
package They have the largest and best stock In
TIE city ard invite the public to call and examine.
NOTICE TO IvERYBoDY-To TAKE YOUR FRoCX.
IN Dress or Oyercosts aud Cloaht t53 Pe. street
Broadway. where you can get them hsndso nelly
cleaned dyed altered turned repaired ct short notise
fT time winter Drsb overso,.s haudsoue
" cleaned note call attended to b. ACOkrfsO3
o. Pearl. late Of Murray street.
CAST orr CLOTHING, rUHSIrURs, rArcT
~ Dresses, Tirca-ns. watches aud Jewery, wanted
rh.y per cent paid above the usual price received for ss
above making application 20 the subscber who viii a.
3. L. PHILLiPS- TO- 2Psrk pl.sa-
CAsr orr CLoTuING AND sUPERrLuoUs PEsso-
~ hspror@ry Ladies and gentlemen wishing 10 dispose
OF le oh wearing apparel, SC aud desrous o. andns
cut rssorhs 70 any hind o srlng are resrsoay
yte3 - schd tor or call on, JAMES Mok0NEi Orange
street, near Chatham street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED =
~ Lods gentlemen dasir0us Of converting thet east
yslue for The same BY stndng for the subsorbe At hs resi-
dBcc through TIE Pos, obcs Ladies attended By NJ,
Dusseldorf. l.. n. DUsSzLDoaF B Elm sire
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ -Isdiss or gentlemen having clothing. furniture
iewery stock goods % dispose Of obtain tar cash
tioe the by sending the subserbsr at his resi-
eeBcs Through the post ladies stsended hrs ,hen
Ms. CUuEN, &C Kim street.
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VrHIoDoRE MALLORY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 Household Furniture. PianofSrtes. no at auction
Mallory Lyell will sell at auction, Thursday Get 10TH
a. ID o'clock at NO. Z2 West Twenty seeond street
tho NEth avenue general assortment Of gsntee House
bold Furniture consisting Of Brussels and Inaia Carpets
Sofr Chairs, Tables Divnns CandelGbris China Glass
and FsTthen superior Pianoforte by Worosstsr
Beds, Hejsteaes Mattresses Bureaus, Washstands. &c
ALDO, tAe Kitchen Furniture.
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IIrNRrpT 3 KENNY. AucrIoNEERs-xANu

turers stock Of Furnitureon Thursday ,rnias l6th
instant at l0 O'clock by catalogue, the susi.e stock
oentaisa Ia the store ls Fulton street. broad
rsrior and chamber Furniture Of all and Of the
reliable workmanship library aud hall furature Sc
TPs sneed TurnureAso. enamelled chamher furuiture
seta ouried hair Mattresses Pale.ss re- &o This
stOk been all the city retail trade te sale of
wAeh viii be we'll worthy ths st,oation Of buyers Cata
Icru "a NJ sal
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IIUnBERrS 4 KENNY AucrIoNEERa

Tile day Tuesday morning. at 10Y o'clock, by eata-
ogue their sales l72 and 4 Falson street Brook
yn large and ue Of mahogany
walnut aIor and ,namber rurntnre Of reliable workman
shp AID Of the latest styles. Also. enameled
Furniture suite. in marble and p!so.
octave rosewood Pianoforts OF tone
touch and hnish will be sold with wsrrautes As,
,n nsoi' Of 200 ladies work and fancy Boxes rosewood
msLogsny walnut zebra and satin wocd suitable the
holidays we'll worthy the attention Of dealers and others
Catalogues at the sale.
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nANcISC AND wALTZISG-Two MORE NEW
~ Classes Nc. 1. Btookos will oonmssce forming two
new classes ct tho Eagle hoems corner OF Chryss ana De
.iIes meet 49, eoiost seatewss a. o'eloek p n
Bovsry Mes Breokss eveains el. for I,dies eKelu
aively. as 20 Grand street, from 6lf tli 0 p. m.
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A UCTI0N NOTICE JOHN e. VAN ANTWERP Will
fe this day. Al ten o'clock At his auction ROOM 10
Cdsr street at months ordt DIS packages lots we'll
assorted shelf Hardware, Cutlery Guns, Pistols and
rtremptory - -
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TIE CAPTAIN or A SLAYER ARRRsrED--ruE LATE
JOHN {. CALHOUN ArD TIE UNION, Kfc.
BurfaouE, Oct. Is, 1851.
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I n ALLEN. AUCTIoNEER.-AUcrIoN NOTIcH-
rnuIs TSssSs ..s eiis Hiss .sss ses
msSossIy Of
and Loa' .Is. rsh broo.ssI: ana pa:Sj si.ssns
ss fssS o::s; s
e m.sss.ss
rosewood chamber Furnitars Of rich and stssnt styles
ns
The Above worthy the attention Of all in want 0soOd
A UcrIoN EoTIcE-AssIoNEEs SALE OF GRO
Ss5ies Wines Tos,cSS segsss &s-0n Tassd.y. Oct.
E ua s:n
Mustard .nrts Port sherry N.dsrs ana Cisr.s wiss
saslsrs T:sssse snua Iron safes; Co. wa. CARTER.
HSThoEMTlCs SsrhT1ir sFSI AycyIoNEsn
ton North william sS srssy issh :assr ns ss
one ssa9s Ss q
Fancy SsSs
article: q msrSh,pdlss lIN Sslssl under EseSss
s,ss %ss; y
one trunk Clothing, 30.
a WIN sell thi: day their sale: q wall street.
po.ns the usual choice assormsns. and we'll worthy
The attention Of eonnoisssurs and others Catalogues and
A UorION NoTfCE-THos. BELL AUCrIoNEEa-
"a hvn. n: Bush: Wednesday At los o'clock. will be
s Of street @
THos. BELL. Auotioue.r.
A UcTIok NOTICE JOHN Z. VAN ANTWERP WILL
CEDAR street at months ersdt 5 packages and lots we'll
pmas eoo Catalogue. Which ste nS . sac
rtremptory.
TtEENcE BOYLE, H AuoTIoNsEE- FyaNIrUaE
sx s'yss eOnss1s Of Sofas spring seat 0sd
PanDs aocss4 ysss. M.ns coss H
Rs.y ,Rd nsn Carpets. stair Carpet: and
Toilet Tables Bsatead Mstrsssss Feather Beds
s s % oS.
Peach Orchard Coal. and six cords Of Oak Wood
u WILLARD. AUcTIoNEER R-AssIGNEE'ssALE
way .na, vii % g. 81 S.Ist ri.
% Fnrnsu4s Se Ssrs s as
bourekeepers and the trade.
y c. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FUaNl-
. 1stxass s cay a. .sa 10 ws:. M nSrs E sprse
KeDp viii cell At auction Taesd The Furniture
s:,iSs B1ss:.i: o Sisss Ss.R.
isa s
81. s,sS;:'s: Ssas ssS 5s4ass $s,ss sss
S,isI star caISsts CHM, cls: snd w.. Tail,
&c. cttaloeuts en- the morning sale.
HUnBERT KENNY. AUCrIoNEER1-FyRNITURE.
in ssa :.a cS Hs1ns s sns IL 1lSss b s
yn large and hre Of rosewood mshogany aod
M ssf s:@:sr Ct s :Ss
Furniture en- suite, in marble and p!aio.
octave rosewood Pianorts OF tone
touch and finish will be sold with free Ais,
bs0ife Of 200 ladies work and fancy Boxes wood
maLegsny walnut ZEBRA and satin wocd suitable tor the
holidays we'll worthy the attention Of dealers and Others
Catalogues at the sale.
IyuSBspT 81 KENNY. AUcrIoNE -xAyUFac.
turers stock Of Furniture-0n Thursday ornias 10Th
instant at l0h o'clock by catalogue, the ent-e stock
contained In the store No Iis Fulton street. Broad
vay mt-tsing carved rosewood pshogsny and walnut
mos. reliable workmanship. library and hall furaiture &C.
Tps nelsd FurntureAlso, ensmeed chamber furuure in
set ourled hair Mattresses Paessa re- &c. This
stOk been all made tho city retail trade ta sale of
Which will be we'll worthy ths attention OF buyers Cata
iosuss a. the sale.
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DAaCIH q

SEAR!Nd's PRIVATE DANCING AND wALTzrNa
~ Academy No. S6 Bond strest-Nr takes pleasure in
announcing the ciss1 days commencing October th and
18th, Wsdnesday Saturday, ~ half past three
for ladies aud masters; Tuesdays and Fdsys o'clock
Tor Private lessons ~ times not s,hools
Hnd families attended Soirees usual Mr. s. will
luce In addition TO the goritzs and pete the Parod
snazurkA composed by himself Music Tor 'als 81 his
depce above "
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IT e WILLARD. AUCTIONEER -AssIGNEEs SALE
IA. Of Furniture this (luesdsy) morning ~ 800 Boat
way H. e. Willard. Auotioneer will sell at ;tion, this
morning at 10Y o'clock at Hoopers Sales large as
sormens Cabinet Furniture well worthy the
boure rekeepers and the trade.
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A UCrION NOTfCE-THoS. BELL. AUCrIONEER-
"A BvH n Bush. Wednesday, at los o'clock, will be
sold at ~ Orchard street, OF Broome
Broone street, the stock Of Crockery China and Fancy
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-03

trando riflazos escondidos tras las paredes.
Todos hcmos visto por nuestros oios que
ese tan decantado valor, solo estd en- su
escesivo orgullo, y en- la esperanza que to.
Man Gle que con solo presentarse y los
primeros tiros huirian los me;icanos; mas
por esta vez Sc llevaron chasco; han encon.
trado una resstcncia que no espcral,an,
y ahi tiene Vd. abatido todo su orgullo.
va no Sc oye ST. insolente griteria--todo
su valor y su arrogancia Ia estan dedican.
do al pillagc, al robo al inccndio.
81 el general Avalos tuviese siquiera
200 hon'bres,mas saldra de la plaza, y sin
duda los echara de donde estan, mas tie.
ne pocas fuerzas y hace bien de tenerse 4
la defensiva.
Amigo, el general Avalos Sc cs,d portan.
do como TN valiente mlitar en- las cir.
cunstancias difciles en- este hombre Sc ha
visto al principle con la opinion del pueblo
en- contra, con la indecision de Ia guardia.
nacional hasta el mismo momento de lie.
gar su vista el enemigo, sin recursos, y
solo con 200 hombres de tropas de Inca,
no sc ]e ha visto que haya vacilado un so.
10 momento nj titubear para la defensa de
Ia plaza.
El ha salido herido en- una pierna el pri.
mer da del ataque, pero Sc le v6 ann aren.
gar a sus soldados dar sus disposiciones
con una presencia de amino admirable.
En- el "Rio Bravo" vera Vd. anunciado
muchos muertos y hcridos de parte del
general Ayalos--es falso, no hay mas que
S muertos y cosa de 20 heridos hasta hoy;
de parte de Carvajal no SO puzzle saber por
que Sc llevan los muertos y heridos, pero
de todos los que Sc sabc son de los aventu.
reros.
Sc va el correo nopuedo ser mas largo.
Aver noche, % Ia una hubo un tercer
incendio. Sc apago por si.--Hoy 90, 81.
guen cl tiroteo y la rapiiia, nadie puede
prever los males que va sufrir la pobrs
ciudadde NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-03
TLos 6rganos de Ia pirateria en-

"Los drganos de Ia pirateria en-
csta ciudad, y con especia|idad el
Delta r"jo, Sc han apresurado q publ.
car las versiones exageradas y pa, cia-
les que Sc han recibo de parte de los
angloamcricanos que han tornado par.
tc con los insurgcr,es. Ell periodico
cnyo nombre acabamos de citar, da
cabida a una carta de uno dc los que
fucron d Cardenas con Lopez, y este
heroe digno del drgano Official lie los
piratas modernos, dice que "c man.
den a|gunos heroes porque les haccn
mucha fa|ta:"-(Send as some heroes,-
,oe cunt them bndly.) Las cartas y los
inf"r'ncs pub|icados por los periodIcos
de esia ciudad y por los dc Browns.
vile, nos dan 4 entcnder claramente
que cl m0vinairnto revoIuc,on0rio con-
ira eel debl imbecil dc Me.
iico palabras de1un0s no es otra
c"sa que una nueva edici"n dc las pi.
ra,crias dc Cardenas y Bahia Honda ,
pucs que en- ella Sc halIan mezclados
casi todos los que Sc vicron chasquca.
dos en- agoslo 1l,imo por 81 fin de.
sastros" que tuvo Ia cspedicion dc
Lopez y compaiiia. Que "pr"bio pa
ra los Es'alos Unidos! iQue vergdeo.
IA para un pueb|" y un g"bierno que
aspira al range dc ser considerable
como el mas i'ustrado, mas justo y mas
liberal del universe
! DE que sirve la proclama del Pre-
sid Fillmore? lDonde estan 81 po.
der. Ia energia y Ia huena fe dc las
an,oriaades frdcvaIe.l Veremps quo
haccn ahora los Es,ados Uniuos cua
los piratas del Rio Bravo
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-03
vucv..lD rlcaus. 2 dc Nevicu,brc d. &51.
Nupstra Reduction sc halla
estableCi(ln EN- el passage lie LII
D0lsa, primer pisO de la casa
de Mr.. Duncan, cuarlO NO.
II. entire lus callcs de la A.
duana Y Bienville.
MoTlC!AS IMPORTANT
DE MATAMOnOS.

Porel vapor americana Fanny aca
bamos lie recibir Ia siguientc comuni-
cacion, que por !" interesantc n"
qucremos denoraria hasta cl mierc"-
les. dia en- que debe parecer nuestr"
peri0dico: rescrvandonos para cnton-
ces hacer los comentarios qua mcrccc.
FL mis,no pueblo de N. Orleans apre.
clara cstamos seguros los detalIcs, que
ella da sobre cl tcatro del prouncia.
miento, dice asi:
Brownsville, % de Octubre 1851.
Sehor Redactor del Pelayo:
Los acontecimicntos que estan pasando
nor nuestra vista son de tai interes, que a
pesar de! propdsitc que me habia tornado
de guardian silencio y EN- atencon los de.
secs que V. me manifesto de que le notcie
10 que Dor ata ocurra, me inducen 4 dar
v. Ia 81 guiente relacion:
Ell 10 del presente. el coronel Carvajal,
con Ia flerza de 8 cientos hombres, Sc.
gun dcen c!os mismos, (pero yo creo que
no pasan de 600) Sc acerc6 d Matamoros,
ypernoct6 en- el Rancho de las Rucias dis.
tante 4 millas de aquella ciudad. La
Guardia Nacional asi como las autoridades
ciyi!es, que quiza hubieran secundado el
plan de aquel, 81 no hubiesc tornado su
seryicio mas de 800 avcntureros america.
ms de otras nacioncs, mand6 una conf.
sion dc 4 indivduos respetabIes, con propo
posiciones de un avenimiento pero con la
condicion sine qua non, de que echase de
su lado toda aquella turba estraha que lie
acompanaba; pues cue siendo una question
de f1milia n,eiicana la que Sc versaba
veian con asombro que Carvajal Sc valiese
de los enemigos naturales suyos para con.
seguir sus fines.
La comision yolvi6 al dia siguiente, 20
sin haber obtenido resullado al guno favo.
rable, pues Carva jail Sc nrgo absolutamen-
tea clio. FL mismo dia Sc acercaron los
invasores & las ori!las dc la ciudad. Sc
posesionaron del ''Fortil. Paredes" que es.
taba abandonado, y que no Sc lc dispute;
pues parece que e! plan de detensa del Ge.
neral AVaiOS ST. rculiCld u HO uIscIIltHuT Sus
pequehas (uerzas, y tenerlas reconcentradas
en- Ia plaza principal de la ciudad, la cual
va habia fort;ficalo con barricadas.
Entire tanto la Guardia Nacional pare.
cia triste como dominada de cierto senti.
miento sombrio indecso, que nadie Sc
le ocultuba. La causa de este era que en-
su interior adoptaban los principles procla.
mados por Carvajal, mas su d eber su
honor como mejicanos les impedia hacer
causa comun con quien Sc valia de los enc.
migos mortales de su raza. Este senti.
miento Sc dispcr6 en- ellos yivo y unanime,
cuando por sus mismos ojos vieron llegar
4 todos esos aventureros al fortn Paredes,
con POGO 6rden, echando gri'os y hurras
nor la "Sierra Maare." Entonces va no
Sc oy6 mas que una soIa voz, y domnados
todos los nacionales dc I'm solo sentmiento
de indignation, corrieron empuhar las
arnas decididos q perecer antcs que entire.
gar la plaza 4 sus enemigos.
El2l, 4 cosa do las 10 de Ia naiaua
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-03
ASurcIos.

Los Avisos puramente econ0Inicos y
lnercanliles pagaran el por Ia priinera
insercinn fIe un quadrado i2 renglo lcs
menosJ, 80 cts por los siguientes. POr
los mas largos los que Sc inserten por
trimestrcs Q ahos, Sc har3 I'm arrcgl0
convene ionnl.
los Annncios Comnnic adcs. en- prosa
verso. sobre asnntos personalcs. paga.
ran 81 dOble de los preclos va cita.ios.
Advirtipn'lOse que los insultos 8 persona.
lidadcs no sc publicaIan Z ninxun precio.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-11-03

suscR1C1oN.

Ell prccio dc suscrici on en- los Estados
Unidos es. Por um atio $40. or . meses
e5 20 cts, por 3 incs"s 81 Is cts. Toda
suscricion Sc paga adelantada.
Fuera lie Nieva Orleans no Sc adm'tira
ninxun suscritor por ,nenos dc 3 'neses.
En- las isIas lie Cuba Puerto Pico EN-
Mtjco. Yucatan v to,ia la America del
Sur, Sc cobrarAn los precios que Sc de.
signen eh 0trO luydr.
ns-ias cartas lirixidas q esta Kedac.
cion deben ser frances dc porte.