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CONTAINING No ALCOHOL.


THE e.r,Ife Easlei N The .o.d s cure
Of stomach. OF appets asthma
~ csusampsn de5y rom levers
lever aeue eHteus heat ce c ana diseases as
ssn. dersnssh coo ion o. me
u fov ts1slss su6svtae men
Among thu ~ highly rsspseabie s' "
Professor A. A. BAvEs. NJ. D.. State A.ayss;
FITzHErRy HoneR. Esq. Boaou;
JAS Z. Dunn. Esq., City Treasurer, Boston:
Hon l., n. ARNoLD formerly Govessas q hhede Island.
now member Of Congress- n
Hon. Wn. WOODBRIDGE. formerly Gesauw Ct Mieh-
gam now U. >. Senator; sef 4et
HOY; J; 7; MoRrHEAD. formerly csvsna q ksutacky
Hon. F. SInxons. u. 3 se.atns from nssis Iss.d;
Hos. SAs't :: PHELPS. l. =. sensios from Vermont;
Hon soLoMos F0orE member of Congress from W.;
Hon H. d. FOsTyH. member Of Congress from Penn'a;
Hon N. L. MARTIN Delegate IN Congress from Wucon-
Gen l. &. Dopsr, mem her in Congress from Iowa.;
R. p. STOwK. ESQ.,. Clerk the House Of Representvs;
&C TRowsRlDes. E:g. Detroit, Nigh ,,;hn,,. t.
JoSrpH Boxir, Esq., Ii Wal street. NswYotE.
Many ether the hi sctahunI can be referred
sai 10 avcs d ths invaluable
medicine. R. GEO. GREEN. prepr.tar, Wnsisf. "
REED. Rates AUSTIN. .shcss.sis Dssss",'. No.
81 For sae by WRiGHT Co., Isl Charrs.t.
" Price q psr bottle, bottles tor ~
" CAUTION the Genuine OIyxenatsd Bitten
vii the outside printed French and span
With Of Geo Green, rrspreor upon Thre
Sples. addition engraved label the tsp o. the
~sd d. W
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| would like at length to address you in regard to
my objections to the course pursued by Mr.. Hunt
and his frends-a course hitherto unknown to the
wing party, but cannot, for the assigned,
now do so. Fellow wings, at the regular meeting
of the wings, which will take place at the different
wards next month, | will address you at length
| must for the present finish
Mr.. Nj rks descended amidst enthusiastic cheer
ing Thus ended the third act Of the great Hunt
tie Farce. What next?
Great Fire-About IL O'clock last night, just as
we were on the eve of terminating our reportoria
duties lire loud and inces, ant telling of the Fl e
bells and the hurrying ia hot haste " of the en-
eines, told there was one item left yet which it
was our duty to speak of. That item proved to be
the burning and total destruction of Trinity Church,
on ST. Ferdinand street, between Casacalvo and
Grea'men streets, in the Third Municipality.
The church, il will be remembered, has heen for
lime past subject Of ltie a'ion, and it is only
SONS few days since his Honor, Judge Kennedy, of
the Third District Court, decided that tile right of
proprelorship lay in the hands Of Bishop Blanc,
thereby casting aside The claim set up BY the real
subscribers to the building and the pastor Of their
choice, the Rev Mr., Geu,dwrowsky. This, then
that il, this fire--s The final judgment here-aboui
a hereafter we shall not speak. Whatever build.
ngs were on the same square were con, umed when
we left, with the exception Of private residence
on that portion of it which faced the Lsvee.
Looking towards the woods, The flames had
taken charge Of the square opposite, and fine
brick building al The near corner on The left hand
side, was pouring out its dense volume of self de-
stfuction. On the right, the corner building was
booked 10 considerable extent, and around it,
from many roof, flew sven-ward, he brigh,
ina r,n,n ,h, ,,aa..,,a &c ,t,.;. E,.l.l ~ D.,
~. ,;,n, hi Iii h.u.. ,t - g.
~ ,,a,-,,.,;... 49,. 49, a , -. 80 Nv
saoa, 81 I.a@.,a,;a I;n..',. ~ nus ''
--o-'o- 80 Wv W P,,'oo
U. y. Commissioners Court An examination
OF charge Of as aulI and battery, with intent u
KILL on The high seas, took place last evening in the
Co.. T,;..I g.. 60. INV ~, 'o
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S3GO,OOO.

CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. 81 Camp street.
TEAS-Of various kinds and qualities;
l. Cnhes -;
Sugar 80
Wines -ss
Brandie- and Liquors -. %;
London Porter and Scotch Aie;
Prunes sartines. presrv and Htckies;
R,islns Curants. Ctrou, GsupO nd Figs
Bnttsr Bacon Flour and nissS
Muasses and SyrGos OF al qsals9s
Hams. Sugarcured aid WatpheHa;
Tongues ind Dried Reef.
Oils, Candles Fish, etc etc
on he m,ni ,e.sonahle ,e,ms ill Iyis
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbis.
- expressly for family
Picked Salmon. in kits and half kits;
Mes Mackerel, in sits and half kits; -, 40
No. GO. 10 half bbls., quarter bbls., hits and hall
kits:
Hsibuts, Napes and Fins. in quarter bbls.
Dri d ;Ur Fish, verv fine article
Stores, together with full men Of Ship Chsnhiey,
for sale low by rsp22l F. EVANS CD, % Camp q.
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AUCTION SALES.
j. II. ERAs'
AUCTION STORE,

Al CorT1 STREET.
Ill Kinds a Merchandise received 81 hz
~ or Private Sale
" Psrtlcu will be pail outdoor sales Of Csrgoes,
Hons-holI Fufriinf- etc.
~ Literal advances made invoices Of 6oods when deposited
y ; at aucti, ~ 6m
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Such is the case, but does not an action for NAL
treatment on board ship lie at the disposal of The
prosecutors' Most certainly there does, and we
advise them to bring it speedy. British tyranny in
any shape should hot be sanctioned, much less
iolera ed here. REPORTER
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STEAMBOATS,.

81 EA NJ BOAT
- - For Louisville, Mem phis and In erme-
LeRA& cia'e Lanoins'~'rhe me- eeesa.. and .xlf,
.o.- "a INNING MN D., paess-. pa he Gh
Evening he i,h inst at O'Clock For I'll o. pass
iys ''''' '''''' + B. SMITH. II Poydra. street.
-AsS 4 For led interchangeable Grand
s'ss s.. i :,.. very
to- s % .s. %S II :" III sa ~
y D',DLEY. 80. Common and r sorpioa a..f,.
ming. yl0
-hsS hes"!a, Red River Packet steamer
pa. vii
DAY next, 10Th inst; al 8 o'csek -. Z : f!ssh or
is'S w BE- , esdy t. B. ssI s, a.
day m rning. vi
~ = Canal Line steamer 1T. IN HIS
81 Lois, Pas. Tristan Hss';.isD s' ~, -,
BILOXI, raeagons-,n and after eslurda, he 7th
ter b1, @ sly Tor ,he Lake ads Win .aYsror
ss OF is ss~ a
NJ g 'hs sSs. T. a. aa M
e. we ss '@s sas:''.s's ~ I'LL
Freight 5 rsefys% a g. Me-. Canal Wa.soast
day fa.y the Tues
rhs way 's,isl Bas viii leave the OH Of the
mornings, t.sl :tDbFs Axsnt. ,S Bank ' Pace
Mobile and the Lake Packets.
n-. For ttObur- IIaly u s. Mail Linz
Es(si5-N Via Bay st. Louis. Pass Christian aud Pas.
SeS cagoula-Summer Anangement-rhe
and sp.ndJ low pressure Net steamer. bhE(sDN X.
A. Hem, master, and FLORIDA. WIN. r. Giberson,
master, avins been buii the Lake tra
utter o. recommendation; One Of the above steamers will
cave th- Pnn,charain Railroad daily, the
Lake of he IL O'Clock. N cars.
LIZ The Nay Letter Bag will eAve the Office OF the
4 gent promptly AT half past II o'clock. A. NJ.
Jel6 GElDE-. agn. 10 bank Place.
n--. Steamer CALIFORNIA = summer
- - 4 rral gement-For ~ OK, Bay It L.ns
<1<s~--1sk Pass Chnsran and Mississippi, sity-Ths
spiendld Lake packet steamer, H. P. Ens a. master
having been thoroughly 0yerhaued and refel with
Ca bin forward, and sk Wight att, for ls,un
being perieci ui-r will leave the Rail Oad every TtE s
IA rnd THURSDAY NORNlN on ,he arrival q
| tue 10 O'Clock A M. cars, and SATURDAY Evenings
ny the 3 O'clock n: cars ke,urnng. viii Rllox
ING [iei9] X. GEDnE-. Aget. 10 Bank Pace.
-~ REGULAR New Orleans. Bay ct
GusTAaeszN i:ou'-, Pa hrs IAN. Mississippi U
Ao Bi summer and inter packet HIN
GAEOkA-The new how pressure fast ru ning st-ame
| Cii1NnARnRA sam Boa iweli, sster has mmence,
her trps and from the erng places oows-
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS BILOXI
SATURDAY, GU arrival Uf2P M. car. Monday ......6
Monday, Up. cars. Tue,day. 50
Wednesday, - l0A N. Ears Thursday .......9 -
| friday, lOA M carr. saturday .....,b -
| AM vii 'ontinue in the the ear d.
eV Letter Bags will bs found the counting houses
the unterslsntd, where further be obta
| ". WhITE Il O. G,avier st.
jys J. B. RvRNE 90 g. Canal st.
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NEW YORK-Per steamship Whitfield Scott: Assorted |
mdse.
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~CA UTION!@
PERSONS pTURED should be thai they havo
security against STaASGuLATEoH HERNIA
with all its horrors, but in properly constructed
and well adapted + K u 8 &.
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WILLIAMSBURGE.

TARGET EXCURSION AS we announced
Il would be, last week, Monday devoted to shoot
ing and recreation, by the Starr and Fellows Guards,
Capt Clark of WIlliamsburgh They are fine
body of men, from the Lamp Factory OF Messrs.
S.&F Ia the new city, rumberlng over nifty mus
kess and evinced a soldierly bearing and skill IN
military tactics, which not only reflects much credit
upon the efficiency of their officers but upon their
own diligence and aptness in acquiring warllke SCI
<nce Anera welconteSted tnal of skill at the tar
get which showed marks OF "sharp shooting" and
rood dinner "A Wards New Haven Hotel, the Com
papy returned and proceeded To the store OF the rm
AZ No e. Dcekman-st Here several complimentary
speeches were made, and the presentation OF the
prizes took place as follows. lst silver goblet,
presented by starr Fellows. was awarded 10 mos
e. Finn 2d. Silver goblet, by WlllltnSbuTgh friends,
10 Georgo Cohdlt 30 SILVER cup, by MIS- L. H.
Fellows to frank Naaer 3ih GOldlocket by Mrs.
w H. Starr to James Crawford. 5th Four volumes
Farmer and Mechanic by W X starr, TO Geo Mo-
nell. 9th. Gold pencil, By the officers TO Samuel
Aeon tn Gold pencil. by Nr Stephenson, to Au-
PuStuS Wilson. Sth Two volumes Eureka, by w.
II STAR. 90 4 McCMskcy. oh. Par silver snuleTs,
by Mr. Osborn to ;. ) Ronk 10Th Pastoral Llte
and Manufactures OF the Anclents by w. ii. starr,
to Frank DRIES On the conclusion OF these cere-
MONIES the Company proceeded up the Bo~ery,
through GrSndSt. TO the Ferry, and were dismissed
az their quarters at the corner Ot NeSSerole and
Even. SITS at T.. O'Clock, well pleased with their days
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u elorm in Pannnn.

IL IS great satisfaction To be able to re-
cord Signs OF improvement ia the policy Of this Gov
eminent, and va DO so the more cheerully because
we have frequently had occasion 70 speak IN terms
OF coDSure OF the very things which We believe are
now about To- be remedied. The long delay which
has frequently occurred in bringing foreigners TO
tral charges OF crime, has occasioned lrch Just
complaint
few days s.nce, the American Consul, Mr. Cor
VINE addressed a note on the subject 10 Governor
Dlaz setting forth the condition OF the prison and
toe treatment OF the prisoners IN relation 20 io0i,
waiter. &c. OF Which matters we have heretofore
written. Governor DisZ expressed l9nOrcnCe ottne
matter and assured the Consul that things would be
better III the future as he had appointed new POI
ice ftnciionaTy q part Of whose duty it would De
TO visit the prison daly and report ITS state and the
concI,loD OF The prisoners.
The Governor also informed Mr.. Cctwlne, that
the DELAYS 2 the administration Of justice had been
matter OF serious cOnslC Grafton with him, and that
he had laid the subject before the Provincial Legls
la;are and that that body was engaged IN framing
laW 20 meet the ana correct tie evils complain
ed OF hereafter.
The Consul has succeeded IN obtaining the release
Of an American citizen, who had been Incarcerated
for using lbelouS language and for vagrancy, upon
the understanding that ne should leave the country
within thirty days The trial Of the son Of this man,
who has been in prison for four FIVE months past,
on charge of theft at the solicitation OF N.Y. Cor
wine was fixed for this dav The trial OF DR.. Ber'
", charged with robbing fhe gold train, IS IN pro-
GEES, and VIII be disposed Of this week. lSiar.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

FATAL Abraham King of
NeE-BediOTd was found dead on Sunday morning.
H. a drain near the premises Of Mr.. Isaac BfoHnel
I'D that city The deceased. who leaves wife and
seven children, supposed 20 have been ntoGi-
Gated al the time.
Box SHOT IN ATLANTA boy named
Stearns about II wears Of age. was accidenty sho'
through the heart sunday afternoon, oy MS com
panIon, another boy of about the same age lhey
were hunting for RABBITS IN the rear OF the Cenual
House.
WEBSTER Caucus IN CHARLEsTowS-
The citizens Of Charesown met at Washington
Hall Monday evening, ana nominated NUMBER OF
delegates to the great Webster Nominating owen
ton, at FaneuIl Hall, on the 18th INST
MECHANICS AND LABoRERs DISCHARGED.
On Saturday at the close Of the half term at the
Navy Yard 81 mea-nasonx, carpenters and their
iaboieIs-Were discharged, work being on the de-
crease.
rs~ The Trustees of the Universalist Col
ege meet IN Boston to-cay for the choice OF officers
to adopt a code OF Bylaws and to select location
for the College.
r. Samuel \. Newcomb has been APP
pointed Postmaster OF Lynnfeld Centre, Essex
County IN place OF George F. Whlitredge, resigned
FIRE IN LysN.-Sagamore Hail. in Lynn,
was destroyed by FIRE Oh Friday night
u Taunton chose thirty delegates last
Saturday night, 10 the Webster Convention
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rra-cisco ise Od The colune 30 h. bss Emm. prcs-
tor iToaa - r,Gnt Va. AZ Pasets Ssasd sept a. brs
E,saA.a Assns Tor saI frs9esoo Heri dav Al Umpsss
River ~. >. big GtWR. 20 fsh ~ salloa
SANTA CRU. Oct la nort s-hIs GtR Worth fr.r,
Ssn ftano,sco Iust an. Fertaaad fDrcs les Eapu.
10 do
san DIEGO. Oct tia port. bs-k Barnhsn. FRI. Nj,
zs'i,r ss schr Ost lie ifoni San Ffssesc". Do Sid
an re Col bteuant. do.
SAN Pedro. OCT t-Sd scir Saray - uAstsl & sra
San ffsuc SCI for N.l,.rstxo
Fphlt md Ncr. 7-Arr SrhrS IRE mt. Pii>ck,
York 5 D Hart Nowisy Cshis To- Io't SEA Il,s.
Brown. hocA a.u f1r do. ca. rnthiaR ,neS eS IS,
9o hs truS.l 4. DIR. OasanS
PROV lDENO l.. nov. l1-Au schrs I.DnSis,s. Raker
Phsctiphr ntlsware, HAIGins. De-, 4. l. Bay.-.
Tr,,ker. a. si8cp Anrawsn. brsss New York CA
By hue poYrlss, Do yss. Maitland y Sls Pr ht,.
Rambler for PIE o. ,chF Npil fra-e " IA. phs
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. is-Arr. bus David X AAtn
Raker Pucf'e Cslslio Che schrS. Shaw. BEaspsn
W ungian. Del I,cgrgps Cuasning'. As'ots. y \ !,
Oh Isck Durhan. Nswa!S b Z, Reeves R'eves D'ss-
Ton } hswSou. Hamilton. Ncr-YorN An ares, Sssdy.
do .
RICHMOND Nov far hng Village Bele. Dsvse-
sol Mmassf y ) schis vi aada. Jones. balunofc .
r Copeland \ Co Bennett. 1homaston. 50 bars Game
Lovtland. New Orleans. 5ialy ] Pea DuPaJ, Ne"
York
SAVANNAH. Nov. I,-Au bFig u. Long Watts.
Rocklsni. Me. schT. Oregon. Lewis MiscaSset Ne
SALEM. NpP. r-Cld. brig BheaAmus. Amos Cutter.
Ir, or London.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
From eneIufIa,

We have dates from Porto Cabello to
the goth nit, and from Caraccas the Capital, to the
the 2ith ult The Executive Of the Republic had
authorized the Governors Of the several provinces
10 dismiss from official positions all persons whose
dates OF commission induction INTO ONCE were an-
tenor TO the perIod when Venezuela bee anne sepa-
rate and independent Republic, disconnected with
the other Columbian States.
They were also directed 10 dlSmlss all officers
no oppose the policy OF the present national Exec
u,ive Directions had also been given to the prov
inces of Caracas, Aragua, GuaTica and Apure to
nominate Ministers and Judges OF the Superior
Court Tor the districts which They compose. to NIL
vacancies which will occur on or before January
c0th we presume in consequence % the above rule
adopted by the Executive.
In the same manner the District comprising Cara
boo Barqulslmento and Barlcds is enJOlned 10 Gust
DR. Josepn Giles from the seat he now occupies as
Minister and Judge, and elect a successor and the
Dist1ct composed Of Cumana. Barcelona and Mar
earet;a 10 Dust SlgnOr Antonio Betancourt. and
elect successor. From these changes II Will be
seen that The present Executive Of the nation ls de-
rsrmined not TO allow Its enemies to retain the pow
er of thwartiDg its measures and Is dong all IN It's
mower to remove all the ofIce-holders of the de-
ieated party. The country was Tranquil and pros
porous.
CoFFEE-None IN market. HIDES scarce, and com
mans 9ic y Pc. FLOUR, $l2 50 y Dbl white Corn,
81 so yellow DO 81 So Refined SUGAR b quintal,
slsG $50 coarse, STA Sl6. Virginia TOBACCO,
$ai 30 = qulntal. INDIGO scarce, and for some TO
arrive from tie interior, 81 IS offered.
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Domestic poPts.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov. l7-Arr hng Judge whitman
Thatcher. Boston sctr Francs HucYni BeS'9n' olI'
schr X +. Stockton, Atchlson, Ne"-YorAi +. j. bfos
Bath, Nov l7-Cd. ship Ere, tnew i5a tons) Curtis,
BANGOR, Nov ii-Ar, bug Lucy Atwood. Atwood,
Boston cd i5in. schr. Gen Neaze, Murca, Havana
BRISTOL, NOV i7-Arr sloo2 Gaelic FersSoH' from
FAIL RIVER. Nov. is-sd br- Token. Prince, New
Yok Passed down 10Th, b'g Umpire simpson, Somerset
GEORGETOWN, d c. Nov. 1-sld. schr. Senator,
"}}satCsKSoNvIILE. Nov s-Ar. schr Harbnger
Heain New YORK, 10Th, schfs Ssfose, More New YORK
nth brIgs Bowlard, Waits New YoA John Guttenours
Hlil Boston. CD. NOV. schf S2isaaid ranneA New
sbsUg M,isulas: 8th brls Saginaw, Brown, NeSfsrA.
NTW ORLEANS, Mo-. l0-An ships Hamlet, Sears
sgsrcs Dunbar, Bcst5n Superb, Prsniiss Rio lie ia
zero Crescent CITY fBy) Bahistor, Liverpool Emss
xsSa Trrntril Smith. New York barks Aphcacon,
Tsp Cabnza, Hayana een o. pfussa rLass nc 80 os
Maiss Havana Cld. snip Tamarac. (Br Patching, Hon
go Gierburn ssmnson Liverpool Elizabeth, Jones.
Vera CRU bng Palo Alto, Wood Charleston sehr Mar
"N0EFOIk. NOV OAR barks Ayeron, Cashier, New
YorE Mare C9ason do ons Bsaeyedc Sr Hsa-
ran and Abigail Crane Camden Daniel Erancis. CARY
Boston sd schr Mar and Susan, Hoiley, New; YORK.
snd Msrgaret L leAer, GeoTgetown.
NEW BEDFOhD, Nov. i7-Ar. schr Sarah Perry
NNEw-LoNDoN. Noy. ls-Ar prlr Decatur. Gesr
Ne4-Yoik FOR Norwich schrs Two Brothers, AVN %
for Haswich; Em1lous HOWs, DO Tor Provide nee saop
lrcra Even. do for Norwich, l7th. Louisa beeoI'
Ccmsiock Coast OF Africa yacht C0rneu4 - 80 Tsev
YORK schis saraa Louisa. MnaId Phila yoap Ss!
Pider Boston FOR New York; Richmond D IT, ~
YORK or bangor Augusta. Springer New BsaIsa pl
New Yors Bsivedeer HUlsi A4D4ns ioi e. E@IIey
y,ntee C9rr New- York tor do CgPe ~, 80 -,
Ci-n~ser fsr Ne~-York r Dorado " ate = ,fydsn
20 DsvS Csr Thompson. Boston for A "a N
Hsrt Pockland FOR NewYofk Augysetess, p n ance.
i11vraTt t0r do TnaDo, Snsw Ne" otA ~ Red
~, Ion. cSTnhsn saepard New York 10,
teI sA, 49, p,nsh Brush Sag Harb9r for new lorh
,SId; DE-! nGaIdner Newport FOR do J. LAwfenee'
XVIII RhhIyr Mo Nov A brs asDd by J.oT ST.
Balia1 .chrs Eggeni1 Ma T.,. Ts PeS White Al
tsra ,i.s Csrro suudes, Portland Coan Aslo
baLy 49, cberes,on Progress, Pret, man ,5'pucss
"a , sssi p Lord Smith, New for1 y IA LssssH
~ san .IisnT Cid sin Isabella Hasden savannah
DsgIVN Eo15r Cove, Providence: on sai f1at Ons o
scin .. r,sb, BO.gou via Potomac SD snip issoen4,
q. Bass, The Jgn,aa 20, uBder weigh On Saturday
49,, ~ 81 Relief bat the TIDE en- ~" sac ''N Ia
p. 1901 ~ he Tolt and stll remains there o.,
ne ospprGON Oct iO-Of Port orford steamer Chssa-
IN nm san Francisco. with loss Of rndoef In vac
s~;~r,isa River bark LOUISIANA, from do Above Iohaus
-, Isrk Nav Melville. fDl San fItncsco next das
~. o. No 81 beth Ellen Upshur, Chiaa VIA sandwich
lsI..a. Al A. n Sept 20. bark Deem buu' y" ''n
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f-zrpertant Decision
FrOn the Panama Star.

a decision of great Importance to every
American, and possibly 70 every foreign re stea.
upon The Isihmus has lately been made 0y the high
est court OF Juclcature IN the Province of Panama.
4 ne case went up from an appellant Court wlere
the cecison was ID favor Of the pia.ntif, who ap-
peaIed 10y his SPECIAL attorney OF agent
The appeal was taken, not on the merits Of the
case, but on point OF law. The point of law re-
served Tor The decision Of the Supreme Court was.
"helLeI an American citizen possessed the power TO
prosecute the defendant through ms agent, that
agent beng foreign resident AMI not native Of the
Province
The merits Of the case were not denied. Judge
AT0semona gave l, IS MS opinion that an Aneucan
cliltn, AID consequently other foreigners. cannot
appoint men as an agent opso>ecute
suits transi legally under the laSs oithis
Province arc ,ersnCed the case TO the lower court
70 be tred De ar0. thus leaving Il optional with the
agent OF tie pla.trI - dismiss the suit and pay the
COSTS or suffer Judgment for costs TO he entered up
against HIN, besides SubJectng HIM 20 loas OF ms
rIghiiul claim, the justice Of which not denied
Inc cccislon OF Judge Arosemcna Is baSeG upon
Ia" OF the court, denying the right to native clti-
zens 70 appoint foreigners their factors or agents
and ne contends, that If foreign residents here were
peTnlued to appoln. their fell0w-colntrymen their
attorneys In fact or agents or factors, IL would be
concedlng to them right not enjoyed by the native
cllZens themselves, ard cOnseq 1entlY they would
possess privilege above the citizens OF the country
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HAVANA.
Trial and Conviction of Mr.. Thrasher

Trial and Conviction of Mr.. Thrasher.
Mr. Thrasher, at Havana, has been tried
and found guilty Of treason, and sentenced to
eight wears in the chain gang. He is to be sent
to Spain. He is still in good spirits and antci-
pates a reversal of his sentence.
Mr.. owen, the American Consul, was present
during the trial, and has been using his endeay
ors TO obtain Mr. It's release from the Captain
General, but his labOrs were without effect.
Everything was quiet as Havana. No Amer-
can men-of-war were there. The steamship
Edgar arrived at Havana Oh the 18th, A. NJ.
The Georgia met the steamer Illinois at Havana,
and took her mails and passengers, she having
met with an accident TO her machinery. She
also met the Philadelphia, and took heE passen'
gers for New-York The latter ship has four
hundred passengers for New-Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-20
MEXICO.
Great Slaughter of the Revolutionists-Flight
of Oarsv ajal-Preparations for another
Auac&-The Defense of Matamoras

Auac&-rhe Defense of Matamoras
NEW-ORLEANS, Wednesday, Nov. i9
Col CaravaJal, after waiting for reinforce
ments for several days, had been at last com
PEELED 10 raise the siege OF Matamoras, and hy
rom the city-his party suffering great loss At
the hands of the Mexican troops
The Pio BrGro, in an extra issued by that paper
gives sO later accounts and saws that Carvala was
daily receiving large recorcements, and mad already
commenced his return march 20 MatamOr0S, being
determined tn make one more effOr, 10 accomplish
ms oblect-tne capture OF the city.
Gen. CanaieS had arrived 1t MatamoroS with 300
OF the National Guard, and Gen. Ureya was expect
cd soon with force of 500 regulars 10 strengthen
the defense Of that city
Recruiting officers had been dispatched to tie
United States, and report current that it Was
independence.
Business at MatamorOs seriously interrupted
BY the attempts AZ revolution, and scarce anything
was dong. Many persons had left the place, and
others were daily leaving.
Second DiSpdfcd.
The Brownsville papers state that the insurgents
at OF time, bad advanced TO within two squares Of
The Plaza. and hat they were then ordered 20 with
draw and though they was not then the slightest
chance Of Caravajars succcss-many Of his men
having already deserted him, and he having Sc arce
any artillery with which to meet the powerful forces
Of Avaosyet the papers assert TIA, the retreat Of
tie revcluuonists was diSgracetui flight.
The Mexicans were making the most extensive
preparations TO defend the city, in case o, another
attack.