The Woodville Republican., 1851-07-29
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GLORIOUS NEWS FROM CUBA


s,y evening last MAJ C0pf.
, evolution broke ont IA Cuba on the
a,h Of July, which Wa, agreed up0n as
..-,,,., d,y 70 strike for freedom aud nde-
,,soaence By the Cuban patriots. The men
:, Puerto Pnncipi obtained the honor o'
-,-,,rsneipg the struggle. At 5 o'clock,
,u The morning OF the ith, twenty young
men were selected for that purpose, attack
ed one Of the posts at the gates OF the c'tN
aul took possesslon OF IT, Hosting the
fag of free Cuba over it, they remained IN
possession OF this place only very shor'
lime. as their orders were to retire as soon
IS they should have made some pnblic de-
moustration, and given the cry OF rndepen-
dsnce When attacked by superior iorccs
,bev retired m good order and joined tile
main bodv OF the patriot forces. consisting
of7OO Cubaus and 200 Americans. A 81
,nilar movement was 10 take place at three
other large cities, as soon. as they would
bs,r that the blow has been struck at Puer-
- principi. We canno. now from pruden-
,aI motives mention those places. We
have not the slightest doubt that they are
now in arms in the two places mentioned.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
FALL IN CoTToY-Hatfar, July 22.-The
steamer America has arrived bringing Liver
poo dates TO the 18th inst.
CorToN MARKET-Cotton has been dull
throughout, the week; all kinds giving way
ordinary to middlng has fallen to one-eighth
better Qualities show tarthing decline. Pic
es of the other kinds are one-eigth lower
The sales OF the week amount to 81, 900 bales;
lair Mobile 5 5.S: Orleans 6 Spectators
took 1900 bales At Manchester prices are
against sellers.
Provision MArKErs.-Flour has slightly
improved Western canal Is quoted al 90
Shllngs and pence; Ohio at 90 shillin2s
and pence, to 2l shillings and 9 pence.
Corn is unchanged Pork and hams are neg
lected Lard is one shilling lower
HAvrE CoTroN MArKET.-At Havre the cot
ton market is dull Eight hundred bales sold
at a decline of one to one and a half francs,
Sales of ordinary Orleans were made at eigh-
ty francs.
IrrLASp.-lt is reported that the potato rot
has reappeared in Ireland to a small extent
New YORK, July g.
RESCUE OF CrEw.--The ship Caledonia,
Brander arrived here to-day with portion of
the Mary Ann. reported lost on her voyage
from New Orleans to Liverpool
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Ncie York July 22-The Collius steamer
Pacific arrived at S o'clock last night she
left Liverpool on the 9Th inst.
MARX eTs-Cotton was slightly declining
butthc quotations in the table are not changed.
Sales of the last three days were 10000
bales
i.,p taI
at %. and W white at 81. Provisions are unchau-
ged Sugar is declining; coffee unchanged
molasses steady; rice firm and unchanged.
AT Manchester the Market was dull
The political news was uuimpouant.
Free-Soil in Nermo nj New York
July 23.-In Vermont, the iree-soilers have
nominated Mr. Redheld for Governor, vice
Peck declined.
Shin DESTROYED by Fire - The
ship Conaquid OF Boston, bound for New Or
leans. is reported TO have put into St Thomas
eon fire Tie vessel and cargo are Il total loss
The Alleged Gardiner Fraud,
-Washinaton July l1.-The Grand Jury oi
the District of Columbia have found true bills
against both the Gardiners.
July 2I.--The United States Government
have received information relative to Cuba
expedition again attempted lew days since
Tehuantepec Rail oad.-New
York. July IA despatch from Washington
saws that our Government has refused to III
teriere in the Tehuantepec Railroad mat;el
with Mexico
New York Mark July l9.-COt.
ton remains unchanged. Middling is nomi
nay al s Ia Flour remains ~, l2 mixed
corn So; mess pork Sl4,75,
Mexican Claims Dispatches from
= 81, ,h, has ra
fused to entertain the Mexican claims for In
dian deprcjalions.
Great Gu ban nj eel II 9 New
.Oheans. July PA great Cuba meetng,wa
held last night 1t was very enthusiastic
Messrs. Warfeh CieHdenm and Husto.
spoke Appropriate resolutions were passed
MEDICL
A PosER.-lhe New York Evening
Post, of the llth, ia short notice of :
lecture on the previous evening b,
Archbishop Hughes. at ST. Patrick
Cathedral, on The decline Of protes
tantism, and its cause" says.
"Whiie the Revertnl Archbisho,
was proving that Professionalism wa
rapidly becoming extinct, the Rev. DR.
Dowling, the Bab,ist minister in th
Hope Chapel, was delivering dis
course TO prove that Pcpery was II
the same condition. His subject wa:
the g Rise and downfall of PoPery.
The house was crowded and many ha'
ITO go away without hearing bin.
Both the audiences seemed to b
very well satisfied with the argument
addressed 10 them and if we are I
credit both the speakers, and if bot
Catholicism and professionalism are e1
tInct we would be obliged if som
man wiser than either, would tell L
what is left"