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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-08-30

We regret to learn says the Bedford Va) Sentinel that
little boy by the name Of Luster, n attempting the other
day his the Natural bridge higher IMAM any
other lost his footing and fell distance Of $50 feet He
was of course almost instantly killed.
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unpncped presses who led them like sheep to the augh
ter Did any Of the advenure before leaving these peace
full Shores count upon the cIemeny Of the Spanish Govern
ment in the Of defeat And is he not fool who
rusheth into warfare without stopping to count the cost
Who is to blame for all this brutal butchey both sides
What business had the invaders there :
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FATAL REscosrRE--DEArH OF Cor. JoHS JAMRs.--We
panied to earn from gentleman who resides in Choctaw
county, that personal difficulty occurred at Nicholsons
store, the 9th instant between Col JOHN JAnEs, the
Union candidate at the recent election for the Legislature in
Washington county, and Mr.. WILLIAM NIcHoLsoH 6ght
ensued, which the latter discharged both bares double
barreed gun at Mr. James, killing him instantly. The
dfculy understand, grew out Of matters pertaining
the election, in which Mr. James defeated I'VE knew
Mr.. James WE'LL He gentleman Of extensive
ton, foe powers Of mind and in every respec, most useful
and respected citizen We deeply panied his sudden
and melancholy deaih.-MobiLe Register.
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An excellent letter appeared in the London Times on the
2sth from American, the subject Of the United States
contributions to the Exhibition. The writer most ably
and satisfactorily vndcates his country from the exceptions
taken by many to the poorness Of the American quarter in
comparison with these of other nations and speaking, very
Justly and modesy, of the United States mainly agr
cultural county, most happily describes her better fitted
to shine in a FAMINE than in a fair"
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From THE NEW FORK SUNDAY TIMES.

In examining the various reports brought by the Cherokee
from Cuba, we nd evidence that the inhabitants troops
inclined to make common cause with the invaders On
the contrary the counymen in the neighbohood of Los
Poza and elsewhere have volunteered as Govern
men spes and to have transmitted intelligence to Havana
the movements OF Lopez and his little army That the Span
sh soldiers did not sympahize with them s clear enough
The American accounts say that six seven hundred Of
them fell in their determined attacks upon the q beraor
This does not look much like sympathy The troops 10 Hs-
vana manifested no indposton to shoot the prisoners and
twenty thousand Hsbaneos cooy gszed upon the sacrifice
And yet have been told BY the organs OF the Cuban una
in this country that the garrison Havana was ripe for
VOLT that the citizens dsaced to the Government and
that a. soon Lopez and his should land the Creoes
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FROM THE NEW FORK MORNING STAR MONDAY.
The Sun Of this city, by falsehoods the atrocous
sisted to influence the passions and hoodwnk the judgments
Of the brave, and doubt really patriotic who have
persisted in Cuba These people have been sacrificed through
monstrous lie They have been betrayed and sold by heart
less politicians and spectators in Cuba scrip.
There not the slightest evidence that the invaders recev-
ed any coun'enance from the Cubans. Immediately after
landing Lopez forbade the people communicate the fact Of
his landing to the authorities pain of dea,h Would such
manifesto have been necessary had the inhabitants manifest
ed friendly disposition toward him Next find him en-
renched at Las Pozas Had he been reinforced by the
Ceoes the fact would have been stated but hear of
thing OF the kind That the intrepid who composed his
force fought like devils have doubt but If the in
erna fasehoods published by the press here had
been true, they would have had foes fight with for
were positively assured that the troops would fateize with
the invaders.
There are those who still believe that Lopez has been vic
torious, and continue pin their faith the sleeves OF the
miserable paper stainers in this city, who trying lie
down probability by fabricated All who thus believe
are, fear, doomed to disappointment The next ntei-
gence from Cuba will mournfuly undeceive them.
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE CUBAN INVASION, SC.

In inserting here, for the information OF our read
ers, extracts from number of journals concerning
the late stirring occurrences in and near the Island
of Cuba, it is but candid to state that there are
some presses, say as many as one ofv OF those OF
respectable standing which hold different opinions,
and much more excited and infammatory language
on the subject of the late military execution in Ha-
vana. from those which to be found in the fol-
lowing excerpts.
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the founders OF institutes Of learning Prayer was offered
by Rev. DR.. Potter, Of Albany after which the following
papers read and listened by large audience with very
great interest
lon new type of alternate generation observed among
Meduse, by Prof. l.. Agassiz, of Harvard.
2-On some phenomena bearing Electrical Theory BY
Prof. Joseph Henry, Of Washington.
3-On the distinctive character Of the Indians of California
by DR.. j. l.. lie Conte, Of New York.
4-On problem in the Doctrine of Chances, by Prof. b.
PIERCE, Of Harvard.
Son the passage Of an.icnal into faults, by Prof.
w. b. Rogers, of the the University Of Virginia.
Con the Geology Of Emery and Corupdum by Prof. j..
Lawrence Smith, University Of Louisiana.
T-On Deep Soundngs, by Lieut. M F. Maury, S.N,
Superintendent Of the National Observatory
rehabilitation of the Rocks of Florida Reef by Prof. e.
N. Horsord, Of Harvard.
After the reading Of the papers the meeting adjourned and
the party was invited into the saloons the FIRST Aoo where
very sumpuous and elegant collation. spread for their
rereshment Here Rev. Dr. Bemap, of Troy, in behalf Of
the city authorities welcomed Association in very and
appropriate speech which President Asassiz made brief
and happy reply. The party then did ample justice to the
pas, which had been so bountfnly provided
There being half hour spare before the time appointed
for our return number Of improved by ascending the
high hill back the city, which affords extensive and de-
lgh,fa prospect overlooking Troy with its thirty thousand
inhabitants West Troy with its eight ten thousand the
distant village of Coboes the white spires of Lansusbura
peeping above the Forest and fine variety Of hill and valley
and cultivated farms Four cars were provided for our return
BY railroad the side Of the river, which conveyed
over the six miles Albany in fifteen minutes where we ar
rived at P. M. Now, let me say, long live the American
Association
And when next doth ride again may Be there to see
BIRD'sEYE.
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FROM THE n I. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER SATURDAY.
We geved than surprised find that some of
contemporaries persist in alleging that and in
human atrocities perperaed upon dead bodies Of the
executed at Havana in the face Of the direct and inds
puable testimony of Americans who eye-wtnesses Of
the execuionmen Of undehabe veacty and unquesoned
patriosmand who declare that Immediately after they
shot the bodies removed in respectable funeral cars 10
the cemetery for nterment Such persistence in
known be false destroys the confidence any account pub
lished in the columns OF such journals
This and other attempts excite spirit of vengeance
among the people have failed The meeting in the Park last
evening failure. Reflective, aw-abidng men kept
aoo from it left in the hands OF Isaiah Rynders and
others Meetings where such prominent have but
little influence and the moral effect of the resolutions passed
last night annihlaed by the transparent fasehoods which
they embody and set forth for the action of the
meeting.
PROM THE NEW COURIER AND Enquirer
But after all there probably no occasion for all this in
dignaion against the Cuban authorities. The babaties
said to have been committed likely the pure nven
those who from the beginning been invoking all the
powers OF darkness IN favor OF this Cuban revolution An
American bysander on the spot of the execution, who
known in this community Of udsputabe veracity
asseverates that the Victims Immediately after DEATH were
taken away decent heases the cemetery and received
decent burial Indeed only The manly pesona character
of the present Captain General fobds belief that such
ourages have been described could have been committed
with his but also the of chvay which
the Spanish people, whatever else may be said Of hem still
inherit, in perhaps greater measure than any other, from
former generations, renders improbable There time
when the Spanish bosom beat higher than any other with the
sentiment Of honor that sentiment is yet dead
to shrink from such enormities.
The simple execution Of these prisoners however much il
may excite pity does not justify elimination. The
no Infringement Of any international law right Nearly all
OF the victims Americans by birth and citizenship but
ney were informed months ago. in the ceares language by
an Official proclamation Of the President that enlistment
IN On enfeprse like that they have undertaken would de-
Pnve mem OF oil claims American protection and also
warned BY public manifesto Of the Captain General Of
Sns. another piraticsl expedition attempted
,1 territory those taken in it should suffer pirates
ooom WIN such premontion, il wss in fact an act Of
'''J ' 'noso whose los mourn were shot instead Of
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70 The Religions Meetings viii Re continued AZ
the Taher acie me pTesent week rev. sir y
My VIII preach THIS ENEhI o. also On "cJnss1Ay
and THURSDAY evenings AZ Il o'clock oJ IL
r. 81 ueIena-Rev j. NJ. BERiAM, Iiss o.
AZ from ms Island viii address the re@G0fk Bapfst
Sunday School Missionary Association in the North B4p-
tist Church. TUESDAY EVENING. Dec Exercises
conn ence At o'clock. WARREN BEBEE, Prest
CT. KHTCHUH, Rec. Sec'y. 90 IL
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miscellaneous advertisements.

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SHADOw-LAND, Or THE SEER,

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ANTHONY J BIEFrKTR, Auctioneer
DER EMpTORN SALE of the New

DER EMPTORX SALE of the New
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ErOOK AGENTS.-Wanted. enterpris-
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EQUESTRIAN ADJUSTMENTS. -
A MEXICAN ART UNI0N-THE
IN Distribution WILL TAKE PLACE At :,
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ON FRIDAY EVENING" December ID.
Members and Ladies Admitted.

ON FRIDAY EbENiNtFf Decehibet ~
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A Choice COLLECTION on WORKS OF Art,
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the works of Leutze, Duraud, Huntington kense:t.
Grey. Hicks. Cropsey, Church, Mount, Elmonds Glass
woodyille, RAINY, Gignoux, odde, Peel Boutelle
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Each Member besides share in the distribution II tho
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" Me-camtilc Library Association Lectures.
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Sdles hi Arrtion.
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Y BANGS. BROTHER u CO.

~ - lrHtf SSie ksuls Nc j. nov.
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a NURSE and Seamstress, by respect
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gwen Inquire az the " + r Society store No y
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TpIO CAPITALISTS.-A gentleman of

Fh'O CAHl lAlhS "A gentleman Oi
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A 5 good plain Cook, and to assist in wash
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tV Brooklya philomothean Society.--Iae
Fourth Lecture the rttoe this su1s'y VIII DC
Delivered at the BROOKLYN Institute, on lUkSDAN ~ T.
MING. Dee g. al u o'clock, by Prof. WHEAPiN. sub
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the L ecfuFcS. Sc Nav he had St the
JOHN RAIL-, NJ d. President
john MorrAr. Rec Sec. % ~
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vU,O LAWYE RS.--An Attorney of three

A years rpectable practice in me- ghborng County
OHeTsto take place first rate Law Office IN TINS
city under any Of cement afoyding him r
p substance Reference in this city and elsewhere
I'd satsaCo An interview be had nv adj
dressing LEGlS, Tribune Office. a65t'
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~ For,,un ShawIs aud Cloaks.-hIost I'M
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ire stock OF highly distinguished and ftshlhaplo mouse
Pas amounting at coat price to upwafdiot Se'ehy-'o
Tie pSopT.ctor Of the PARIS CLOAK EMPORIUM,
No 81 Broadway respectfully announces thai he mas ls
received from PanSan AGENT the above consignment OF
valuable efchandlse which he Is Instructed 10 submit 10
absolute and we'd sale and which, having been
purchased discount OF forty seven and ha PEI cent
from the original he Is enabled 10 offer AT Such EN-
TRAORDINARV BARGAINS Us must effect total ana
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properly thayDc lately refined from the nercaaule wofId
OF the death ofthe managing partner nave
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isemeut AN lea and cheapneSs oi ls s"ck
the follow Ing bnet enumoT atom must Su"oe as a" ""' "
tho whole I'll, - q, .
most elaborate dies chest colonss. from 50 10
<30-would cost import IA the ordinary way NOM Vto
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January the proprietor has also submitted them u re-
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dsN. No 81 BfoadWay.
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A S CHILD's NURSE, by spectable young
IN Woman, Gre who can take care # baby from
manth cd coed sever has the best Of city references
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HALL. Second Annual

VRIPLER HALL. - Second Annual
4 BAIL q TIE SOCIAL TURNYERElNs Gynnas-
tc sJeetyI 70 - held N MOADAi' Tie In OeosnOef
nan T.es:. 81 ard pTor,en.ie Tckels t9r ne Cal
le-ss n Is ceas To Be lad - Dir. Han Ssa d 1zas
store No. % Br.adwsy 49,, ~, a., p..tx
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Mem pnoIirGtions.

EUST PUBLISHED-LIFE IN NEW
- YORK, IN DOORS AND OUT OF DOORS Illus
Ited by IS Ergrayngs This is the only work Of its KIND
that he relied upon for the truth of its metropolitan
pic.ure 1t takes the reader everywhere, and, like
moving panorama uprols before HIN from every
phase and from every class Of society.
BUNCE BROTHER, Publishers,
d92t. No 1874 Nassau-st.
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ENGRAVING ON WOOD.-Wanted,

- an intelligent Lad % learn Engraving On Wocd.
None need avpiy bur these who have sone knowed ys
OF drawing. L. BOOkHOUI, No. lIs N4Ss@a-st-' NY
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SITUATION.-Wanted, by young

~ Man Of respoctahy. 81 years Of age, from Eng
land, situation. as Clerk IN mercantile house, where
he would make himself generally useful He speaks and
writes the French lar guage and is cool penman. Good
reference given. Address w. b g., Tribune Office.