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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

ahaws and scsPrng Sniie. bot arc cn,i,,',
Ytaceoo.C CNreff when ntoN.catrd They A,s
nv" reason ~ tc ".csSet with oar coming. H.
on .sct having tfrn % remove them % FOna +,
Lac, 0} o-tcs q Government The chefs :.
q council. ans manifested such gcllc'lnce 10 :,
TIA, EO effort ~ss mate to ,onS.rain IL
Some oi fhc Crasts rewarfe.. cur c0me'ai>,,,,
b. the privilege Cf 7sarf- ihs. SONGS AMI a.,
whOop art seem ff,lr warGarce around %.
from winch i,sfrc ifr "lr c' ;hc Union ~
this TCl nalt a.. IN urf,ruyatr race shou' \,
orNen from thes houe> 40 ih.S rcuo:c pla.,
Where for wears Dies might ren.a'nc- the ml,.,
o. Improvement c.a -cac. taso / cannot uAs,
sand The, does rot sNneer 90 be any ea,-
uacc 'o 'nhga'en -fsm n'r cit see any as,,
oi rclg cas- Ncl,.i2 ia1' seemed 70 bc usel 4
enc 81 the wl,wam>. at sn ca.N hour IN p.
morning. ! found 3 ..rf-..a chanting Dray.,
accompanied hv tae mono,ououS ocas oi a drr
over 4 SICK chill.
The refusal O. fhe in'iar> 20 - removed D..
rs TIE rip - ioug tu lec-3monc the ISlt-i.
OF the tpoS.lcs-thc sight oi tie on, f.lre> 4.
Minnesota. the rapid waters 81 =. ical>. AZ
the bold. sand, o.ul> thst iroNn over the hs,t
waters Oi the monarch ct LAKES. Bee W. b,s
seen enough 20 eufnor - With nature I, -
nallIc ihc excursion Vet mO,c, on our return Ns
had a sight of Strnuari', Ro-N, a CELEBRATED
rec. oti the Huron Mountains. ast itr oat i,tsa
lake. long the terror AZ MARINERS. We, seldom b.
never seen. Oar fNce.I6" captain kcp, w,f,,
for the mysterious watcr-wlrN. ani When Al
length The breakers were seen oa>hng over fr
en- the verge 90 the horizon. there vas general
rush on deck Tho sea was running u'bcrh..s
as u swept pas hui there % lowered, dark a.
threatening and UGrovcd sy ihc sorN a..s
over 70 by the au-y bi.ows. f.yE
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29
For the Ee~-YoTk Tint uns
PLEASURE

IwooED uee onee, IN wears gone ty wooed AMI
won thee,
To leave me never more aione, tut now / shun
thee
And dread Thy brh'en step or tone, OF LOOK benz On
me
And from thy presence On my iife enforced,
fam would be eternaily divorced
Iwoood thee thon, II DAYS ofyore' and vel oo !oSe
thee,
And through long chanceful years, placed no o'hef
friend above thee
And 90 secure Of thee thought that none could eef
remove thee.
Eu, row Esrths music wears s"oder tone
The clrge sIeas n, ana aEn al a-one
L ! EaMre.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

plseoNrINVkD-Holsion Spring Soo,t Co. Va Laus-
horns Tavern Cumberland Co Va Mississiypi Sorlpgs
Hinds Miss Pleasant Grove. Msdisoa Miss Ma.l.n.
Rusk TEXAS Base;ts. Navarro Texas Big Woods Cal-
casin Par La shop Spring. Wilson. Team Little Blue
RIVER Shelby Ind. Iauke,own Huntington. ln- Green
Bay, Dss Moines. Iowa Bass LAKE. Dane. VS. Elz
Crawfud. Wls. Trenton Corners. Dodse. W.
NAMES CRANGED- RoSeyelt. I'swego. c.. y Y. nam.
changed to Pepnslvills 1" Pg.naEvule. Pu,n4m c. .
Mo name CHANGED % Hartford . But Ailn N4nltaagu
CO. II Ia1a, CHANGED q fUrrift
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-29

PoST-OFFICE OPERATIONS - The Post
has established the following new
Post Offices for the week ending Aug y. ISL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

1HE MINoT LEDGE CATAsTRoPHE.-The Bos-
ton Journal says, in relation to this event:
What were the feelings of the poor fellows who
witnessed, in the frai structure, far removed from
The possibility of human succor, the irresistible
Jury OF the elements, can only be conjectnrsd.
Their friend. and almost father, whose stronger
mind and intellect had heretofore inspired hope
and confidence in the hour of danger, was absent,
which must have increased their depression. As
they felt their frail structure quvering and rocking
with increasing fearfuness, withevery succeeding
wave, anxiety must have given place to terror and
terror to despair.
The horrors of shipwreck will not compare with
the tate OF these uniortunates for hope faint though
It be, seldom deserts those who are cast upon a
stormy coast But to be crushed by the falling
lighthouse, impaled on the innumerabe rocks be.
tween 1t and The shore, or death by drowning,
were the only alternatives of the unfortunate in
mates of the light house. The fact that they kept
the light burning to the last, exhibits heroism
which cannot but inspire admiration They per.
ished in the performance of their duty, and their
memory should be preserved by monument as
lasting as The rock which witnessed their last
struggles.
Since the destruction of the light. house, the
weather has not permitted landing to be effected
on the rock, but an examination by means of spy
glass shows that the centre or principal pile is bro
ken off just above the place where the lower part
| of the lower series of braces were attached, and
the fragment stands perfectly upright. The other
piles are broken off at heights varying apparently
from four to six feet above the rock and the sumps
incline to leeward, at an angle of about twenty
degrees.
1t is evident, from the appearance of the piles,
that the centre pile gave way first, and that the
outer ones resisted The fury of the for time,
until the lighthouse fell over to an angle of twenty
degrees, when the sea struck the spider cap, and
the whole structure went over with a tremendous
crash upon the rocks, and was dashed into frag-
ments
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

Is A DOC PROPERTY A case recently came
before Judge Sill, of Buffalo, involving this ques-
ton. One of the defendants was Justice of the
Peace, the other made complaint against plaintiff
for stealing his dog. The Jusli ce issued war
rant, etc. and suit was brought to the question
whether dog can be subject of larceny. Judge
Sill said:
g am inclined to change the rule which has
long prevailed on this subject, for cannot any
good reason for such doctrine. Dogs have be-
come valuable and almost necessary domestic ami
mails. They are raised and kept for purpose of sale
and barter, and certainly have intrinsic value.
The SUI RENE Court of this district have held that
dog can be the subject of civil action, and
viii set the ball in mot on by deciding for the de-
PENDANTS, and hold can be subj CT of larceny"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

POPULATION OF FLORIDA. - The Marshal of
Florida has furnished the Tallahassee Sentinel with
the abstract Of the present census of Florida, ex-
cepting the counties of Monroe and Dade By the
census of 1910 the population of the Territory wa,
54,477-Monroe and Dade contributing 632 to that
number. These two counties now contain between
three and four thousand. Excluding them, the
population in 1910 was SO s45 aud in 1850 it was
s6,655-glving increase OF 80 $40, over sixty
per cent. The entire population Of Florida at the
present time is about 100000 The area of her
territory is $1,000 square miles, or $4,000, 900
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
SECONDHAND BOOKS,

~ The Subscriber has purchased the Stock of Dr. HUNTER
opposite the site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This is the
largest collection Of and valuable Secondhand Books the
city.
the wish Of the Subscriber dispose of the Books
his attention exclusively to dealing in Watches ewely
he offers the lowest prices for cash. Among them
works Theology, Law Medicine, Novels Bellies Letres
Poetry and Science. . .
~ The latest Novels and Publications always on hand
aps JOSEPH RAFAEL, No "a ST. Charles street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
MUSIC AND Nj sICAL INsTRt MkNI
THEYHAYE COMEi

II Those persons who have been anxiousy waiting
for the arrival OF our 81 RGiCAn, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last come to hand and ready for inspection They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and them. For sale by
telO Il ?. IL MASSEY cor. Camp and Grayier sts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE.


SO Camp street, three doors beio,o Poydyas.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
o.,. esa%iGs Exam ne pT tHe sse splendid and
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, at the
above estsblish nent. consisting in part Of
t;Iaid Piano FoItes Um J. Peye 4 Co., Henri Herr, T.
Gilbert y Co., and the best OF other makers
Semi Grand Pianos from Henri Herr and PeyeI.
Picoo Pianos and Pianinos, from Herr.
Square Pianos from Gilbert. Dunham. VIM. Hall T. Son,
Gale and Others
The splendid prize Piano. from Wm all Son, Broad.
Me-, ,deons from to oc,avos.
Parlor Organs, rich carved cases.
New ye GusTs q cS and va1sS patterns some of
Tomas make.
!mproved Accordeons warranted get Of tune
Brass instruments from double bass to alto-,ogeher with
NJ asspPsPi RT PSF and IN, G sS.,.e of the
friends ''a'' ait '' '' NUMEROUS
purchasing. - ffsas III w r WA Yo
Music AND MI siCAL iNsTRt MkAIs.-The
lvA subscribers would respectfully request your >n>
and Mutica Merchandise of every descripcn 4raak
ana also to their well selected assortment OF Piano
Eortes from the iae!oes of ths first makers in the
Strings for Xioh Guitar. Harp vo'nceIo, Double Bass
etc; Guitar Pins, Pegs. Screws etc:
for bands, Tambournes Banos, Drums, etc.
Piano Fore Wire, Tuning Hammers Forks, etc. and
Music and Musical nstruments viii be promptly
A liberal discount made to dealers and professors. and to
Second Hand Pianos bought. and taken in part payment
the Music received from the North as soon as pub
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
os5 s,fsw4 +: 4: 4: aaXkFFi aSMiFri.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

A SURE and safe IT rnedy for, and will positively
cure, the Sick Headache, Chs and Fever Janndee.
Dyspepsa, hronlc Diantg Sea Sickness Cholera and
thoera lntantum and restore healthy action The Liver
without particle OF calOmel, qnnine morphine
entering INTO their compound. They % purpor be
remedy Tor all manner Of diseases that flesh heir but
perlence in saying the above they will
lively cn'e They III also correct all derane Of the
stomach and relieve from iuse aches and
the system commonly called rheumatic.
is excellent remedy for the Gravel, and Vermi
fuge or Worm mer,clne, there is none better
GV Prepared only by DR.. =. tANCHER, l40 Fulton
street, New York. few doors from Broadway.
For sae wholesale and retail, by
E. d. BEACH, ~ Canal street,
GV AGHsTs for Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkan.
sas Texas and Florida. tell-lyd&w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
G AU TION.

OWing TO the sntWccess and immense sale of Dr. Town
send 9 SaIsaparlh, fnmber Of men who were formerly
agents, have conn., aced making Sarsaparila Exus;t
sIv IIks s,, bsIs Extracts x; Of Yellow Dock, They
have stolen and copied advensements they are or
worthless limitations, and should be avoided =
rnncibal oHce 10 Fulton street, Sun Building, N,w
n9rs kedng Co., State street. Boston; Dyou g, q,
~ IEorM Second street, PhiadelphA s. s. Hance, Drug
s.res Albany 2. II; McGraw, Natohez; and BY all the
hcipa Druggsts ano erchants generally thOug the
4, j. WRIGHT, Isl Chartres street,
10 SOJR Nay
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
|&z2Hl1!Yts533z9|

THE DAG U tkREOl iPE SALOONS No.
SO Camp street (Shiiis buildngs) are now open
for the of who resnecttuy invited n
examine The yery exteIsye collection of PoaTRAITs.
and every attention will be bestowed to give sasacon to
patrons ~
E by the superior arrangement of the LIeHr in the
Operating Room, constructed expressly for this pur with
an immense sky-LisHT, and by NKw CHEMCAL PR0-
W very short space OF lime tOny few sconds) exhibiting
NOT be hfe-like. ~
x A choice variety of new style Ena nelled and En-
sased OF the finest Gold and best woskmanshp,
prices - -
Artists supplied with every article used n the Da-
guerreotype at New Y ork prices. E JACOBS,
d34 TN M "a Csmp sfr.st New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR.
To the Public,

Is regular graduate of Natures wide Botanic
Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made the study of Herbs his profession for thirty years and
daily cures more patients than other physician in New
Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
REMOVALS..

r EMOVAIs-DR. MAcGIBBoN has removed
~ 10 No. log Carondeet street, doors above Heva
sIfeet. ap9 I'm
p EMOVAL-Dr. FRYpINGER Err has removed his
IL office to No 70 Baronne street. three door. abov Com
mon street lie viii attend, as heretofore all prote snhal
calls, gay or night mh24 If
r REMOVAL-JAcoB SoRIA Notary Public, has
- removed to his former Office "a Gravier i.om
and Alabama. mn - gm,N
y REMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
and Commission Merchant, removed to 81 Gravisr
street jaN
p EMOVAL--Dr. J. S. KNAPP, Dentlst, has
~ removed his Office from lO4 Common street. corner Of
st Nharles his office and redence. No 10 Basonne
street, where he be iound the practice of his
protest.. y in at It's departments. JAZZ tjyl
p Etl OV AL-The Office OF the New Orleans
~ and Caolton Railroad Company has been removed TO
No u nDe street nj
p EN- JVAL.-R. H. MARR, Attorney at Law
~ has removed from No. II ST. Charles No. ~
Camp street, stairs. MS 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

FLOURcls4 bbls, Ohio superfine, landing ex
l. steamer Cen Scott, for sale by
APPS A. ID. GRIEFF y co a. 40 and az Old I,eyee
EOX'S STARCH-3OO boxes in store, for sale
by A. ID, GRlEFF & co. %. " and A Old Lsvss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
NOL M Esq
SODA WATER
p r E--No Lead Poisoning.

- @.-4SV 6ea0 3 O1sOU11Es
III s. WATERMAN, (ate Holmes & Co..
SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANtFAC.
IURER No ~ tarOndele Graver, Offers
furnish his former customers and o'ber retailers PURE
Sda Wster aud Mead and calls particular his
Block Tn Cooler PipeS imrr absolutely
t1 as proven by recent deveopemens OF the deeerous
g. w. also urni hes Soda and Mineral Waters. Sarsa
parla etc, etc., n glass bottles. Orders for shipment,
amy ananity, carefully and prOmpty ed to- and
lvered without extra charge for rayaee. E SOFA Wpte,
Apparatus constantly on hand for sale. apl an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
PERFUMERY, ETC.

RhANDf-2O half pipes Harett u Co.'s cele
eaied Brandy vintage 1906, landing ex ship Montreal
IRON bordeaux, for sale by
apis SAMUEL WOLFF, SO Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03
DENTISTRY.

F. II. KNAPP T. |. CHANDLER.
SURGEONS.
No. 104 Common street,
(Oppose the Ruins Of the st. Charles hotel.)
+ H. KNAPP, (senior partner of the late firm
Of +: H., q. rnd J. ). Knapp) 10 Tz
now deyotng his whole tine exclusively To
the prace Of his profession, and may be con- II YVV
suited at the same place which he has 1111N
pied for many past lie has associated with him in
practice DR.. CHANDLER, gentleman of skill and e1pe
neDce.
Teeth, millions OF hich annually ost
Of timely and Iudcious eatnent They aso prepared
insert Artificial Teeth the latest in
the art either fastened by amosphee clasns and
with without Artificial Gums the may require
Teeth extracted without pam, under the influence Chic.
roor Letheon with perfect safety they having these
in nearly thousand with without
injury the patient.
They offer competition with quacks as regards
but will that their prices higher than
by faithful and skllfu Dentists and may be rnled
card at their rooms fel 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

municaton from Mrs Robinson, who has inst been
cured by Dr. Fryer OF vruen with which she has
suffered some sixteen will be found in another
We have Ourselves this respectable lady and the evi.
dences Of the truth of her statement We where the
nslta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-03

SV~ We clip The following from the Mississippi Free
Trader, dated Natchez, April q, 1851:
In the mean time, and without watinr what
morrow will bring forth, 1t is grauiy to that emi-
nent practitioners the alert alleviate suffering
Dr. FRYER, THE INDIAN DOCToR. has been very dlaent
and successful without the OF knife. in eradcating
and iumors from the afflicted in the THIRD Munich
pay-his skul applications and tender
popularity and The advertisement your paper
will point his address, assisted the Doctors
abO,le. an3O dS w tf
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02
N. A. STEDMAN, 60,
J. ]. JACKSON, "ec YS'

NEUsE RIVER NAVIGATION COMPANY. From an
advertisement in paper to day, it will be seen
that $4,000 of the Capital Stock of this Company
has already been subscribed by individuals and that
meeting of the subscribers will be held Saturday
next, to organize the Company. The promPtitnde
with which the required amount has been subscribed,
indicates the spirit which aninates the friends of this
improvement.
By reference to the Act passed by the last General
Assembly, incorporating the Company. we notice that
the subscription the part of the State cannot be
made ' until the N. C.. Rail Road Company shall
have commenced the construction of said road" Inc
construction of that road has already commenced
and the State is therefore authorized make its SUD-
scriPtion Immediately. The Governor is further au-
thorized and directed by the 18th section to cause
an accurate survey to be made' of Neuse river OUT
of the States appropriation" AS the Company VIII
be organized in few days, and the construction OF
the North Carolina Railroad has already commenced
there now contingencies to interfere with an
immediate survey. We hope that skillful engineer
will be engaged at once, and survey made ths
Fall. Goldsborough Rep. and Patr1Ot'
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02

ba-and the inhabitants of the IsandeWfs, adhering
TO her cause, authorized TO take tns, to unite
faanization and d rection, and for the pur
nose Of putting themselves in counmenicason with
he iuntas constituted for the proclamation Of the Inc
SnssnJence of Cuba, and which have given the inl-
;eii;.a - This movement. Placed in the imposing
s,,itude of making themselves respected, our comPa-
will prefer al the means Of persuasion e to 1oss
the Peninsuars into their ranks brothers, and will
respect all property.
IT. notwith standing our purposes and fraternal In
tentions the Spanish government should find Partl-
Fans obstinately bent upon sustaining it, and we
have to owe liberty to the force of arms, sons OF
Cuba let prove to the republics of America, which
are contemplating us, that having been the last TO
follow their example does not make US unworthy OF
them, nor incapable of meriting our liberty and
achieving our independence.
JOAQUIN AGUERo AGUERo, 'a
Francisco AGUERo ESTRADA,
UBALDo ARTEAGA Pima.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02
HAVANA, July 17-1I3 A. M.
Erkenk and Growth Of lie Lnsurreeiion.

Notwithstanding the counter statements again put
forth by the government, this morning, confirm all
the previous infor nation which you will find in my
letter of yesterdays date, relative to the revolution
going in the interior and districts of this
s'and with the addition that similar movements have
taken place at Las Tunas, Sabeccu, Byamo, Trini-
dad and Pine del Rio, and that is positively stated
that great numbers Of the troops have gone to
the insurgents. The government do all in their
power to prevent the true state of things becoming
known to the people of the capital, and it is easily
be perceived that they under great apprehension
and alarm. Nearly all the vessels of war have been
sent to sea, and the steamer Blasco de Carey sailed
at 10 p. M. last night, with tIooPs for Principe.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02

A STRANGE FARMER. A gentleman was in our Once es
on Saturday last, talking about farming; he SAID ~
had been farming for eleven years, and that ne nae
been tending less and less land every year, and tna
his crops increased in quantity in the proportion no
reduced the quantity of land. He keeps his..catHo
haltered every night, and says he has some manure
piles worth SEEING" Salisbury WdfchmG"'
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02

CENTRAL RAILRoAD-GRADING It may be graft
lying to the friends of this great work learn that
Messrs. Shaver & Simonton, are now making the
air! ny. They commenced work on Monday morn
evenly on. others are preparing, and we expect
soon to see them at work. Salisbury Watchman.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02

DROUGHT. Crops in the vicinity of New Orleans
suffering greatly for of rain. The crop
in particular. is suffering from this very gen
orally in the southern States, according to the Ne"
Orleans Pieayune.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02

AN INCIDENT WoRLD's FAIR. We read
the following incident from that hive of industry with
much pleasure:-
Quite rich scene took place last week at the
Fair. The Queen gave out on Friday that she would
visit the Fair the next morning at nine O'Clock.
tended by her ladies and gentlemen in waiting to in
spect each department personally, and 10 receive in
formation from those severay in charge; consequent
ly there was quite gathering of mobiles and citizens
from the West End After time the Queen ar
rived at the beautiful fancy soap stand from Pha.
delphia, at each great of which stood in bold
relief, the busts of Washington and Taylor, with
inscription on the head of each, viz: This is all SOL
id SOAP" .
The Queen seemed to doubt the fact, and suddenly
taking gold pin from her dress, was about testing
the truth of it, by running the pin into the head Of
Washington. when the Philadelphian seeing her OBJ
ject, placed his hand between the pin and bust and
with gravity and poteness Observed 1t is the bust
Of Washington your Majesty Quick as thought
Prince Albert said, with smile, to the Interested
Queen, 1t is only royalty picking at liberty The
next morning order came from Buckingham Palace
Tor "a box of the Philadelphia soap.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-02

HAVANA, July 81, 1851.
My DEAR FRIEND: Notw outstanding YOU NAV have
heard o. the movement Principe, on The 18th of Ju-
ly, which was very happily conducted, and of that
follow in Tunas, HoIgun, Bayamo, Trinidad, Bara-
Goa, Guamutas, Guanaay, Pinar del Rio, send you
the following The patriots from Principe are in the
destroyed the whole command of Brig. Gen. CONT
while he was crossing the river Najasa. The patri-
OTIS captured Gen. z. and killed about hundred
of his men, while fifty were drowned The move
ment at Tunas has been complete, also that at lIol-
gum; both points in the power of the Liberators,
and they have formed provisional government.
How very ridiculous it is that by the last mail the
governor did not advise the public word of this
butt the contrary, states that all is quiet. An Of
fetal statement appears in the Gaceta, received
here by last nights mail, giving account in which
the :" Liberators, commanded by Don Joaquin Ague-
70, had meet the government troops; and that the
Liberaors lost five men, eleven horse, and
munition-and Providence has ordained it that
have not lost man.. - This speaks clear enough
what is passing, and is suppressed by the govern
nent in order to keep down people, and keep
them in ignorance of the real state of affairs. We
know well enough that the Spanish troops did lose
in this action, twenty men, and had cowardly fled,
and that only three of the patriots killed and
five wounded. This is the truth.
The Captain General has received from the
GoYernor of Matanzas that the Galatians and Creoes
had united in a conspiracy, and that he in dread
that the revolution would break out every instant.
My friends, all that is wanted for universal ris-
ing Of the people is sympathy from the United States