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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23
Presidential POrtenf-.

1t NAV not surprise all our readers to
learn that there is to be an election next
wear for President and Nice-President of
the United States. Who are to be the can
Gidates and what their respective platforms,
we have hardly attempted to guess, for the
subject has not yet presented itself to our
mind as one OF even secondary interest.
When the proper time shall have arrived,
we shall endeayOr to ascertain, first, whom
we ouoht to commend for the Wing noml-
nation: and secondly, who among the eau
didates within sight of an election we ought
to support aud when we have made sure
of being rioht we shall 90 ahead. But for
the present, and for months to come, We
mean 10 regard the whole subject as coolly
as we should contest. barely cognizable
bv telescope, for the Presidency of the
Moon.
Such. however. Is not the temper of poll
ticians by trade, and especially O: those
who. thrown out 4 Office by the election OF
TAYLOR and Fillmore, have since hungered
and thirsted for the feSh-pots Of the White
House. as they never did and never will for
righteousness. These are eager to bridge
over by brightand Sanguine anticlpatlons the
gulf which separates them from the hoped,
for realization OF their burning desires.
They have long been adjusting the wires
for the nomination and election IN prospect,
with a view to the partys' good and their
own. Foremost among these patriots Is
naturally the Democratic National Com
mittee,' appointed al the last Baltimore Con
veulion, who recently held secret session
In our city to prepare for the next National
/ Convention. From the developments since
made we infer that this meeting was insuga-
F ted BY the friends of Gen. Sam. Houston. In
/ Guiding our Barnburner Sachems, who have
gone in for the Hero of San Jacinto OF
this Committee or Its meeting, Messrs y.
/ 4. Greer of Iowa and {. Ii. Donaldson of
/ Texas would seem 10 have been Secreta-
ries. and thew forthwith addressed letters
to the party leaders throughout the Union,
soliciting an expression of their several
views as to the time and place of holding
their next National Convention. To these
letters replies have in most instances been
received. and the whole batch, without
much digestion, has been given TO the
public through The Herald. Most OF the
answers are weighed down by tedious COM
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Further from Navana-Runscrcd Disaf-
fiction of spanish Troops.

The following dispatch was received yes
terday afternoon at too late an hour for pub
lcauon in our Evening Edition. One Of
our Evening contemporaries published a SIM
liar dispatch. dated at New-Orleans, Aug.
20. stating that the news was brought to
that port BY the Falcon. Ii II were really
brought by the Falcon. il 5 one day later
than the news We have received here by
the Cherokee Ii (aS We have good reason
to believe Is the fact) It reached New
Orleans BY the brig Telegraph. II IS probably
not so late Is our adyices BY the Cherokee.
And why should there have been no
mention in the dispatch of the slaughter OF
fifty men in Havana. on the 10th, ii the
news from that place is later than the 18th
inst : Surely that was As well worth tel
egraphing as the fact Qf 1t be tact) that
a large number of Government troops had
deserted their standard and joined the Lo-
PEI forces. We strongly suspect that this
IS muns news. Here is the dispatch
NEw.ORLEANs. TUESDAY. Aug 70, 1851.
Private letters were received here to-day. by
the brig Telegraph. from Havana. which state
that the Patriots cause Is trIumphng Four
thousand of the Government troops have gone
over to the insurgents. Much dlSadecuOn Is
stated to exist among the troops
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The Elections.

TENNEssrE.-I! is not disputed that the
Wings have carried both branches Of ,Ae Legs
la,u-e. The East Tennesseans are presenting
the name Of THonAs \. r. NELSON. for years
an able and eloquent champion Of their pnnci-
ples on the stump, for [. : Senator IN place OF
Hon Hopkins L. Tarney. (OPp@ whose term
has expired.
Congress DIST [. The total vote stands
Andrew Johnson 6.is3. LaDdon {. Haynes
1850 both OPP Most OF The Wings appear
to have voted Tor Haynes.
Dis, H. Hon Albert q Watkins Wing =
reelected by a great majority Watkins 9'7o4 3
Hurley 2,00l Dickinson a.. There may De d
County more to hear from
Dist Ill. We 90 not even vet consider the
reelection Of Hon J VI. Anderson over Col
Churchwell entirely certain. ate Knoxville
paper casts doubt upon 1t. Yet # Churchwel
had been elected. We ought to have known II by
Telegraph long ere this
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81 NAssAu-sT-Boot-m makers Union Assoc
Grafton Boots Shoes Gaiers a. retail for wholesale prices
BRoADwAy CARPET SroRr.--PETERsoN

379 Broadway, corner of White.St.,
40. ust received. yer packet ship Sla> Grceumand,
,r, lot of cl Velvet Asmuster and Tapestry CaTpctns,
l,,c, srn the Fug sh patterns NclAsiNe-
T ,r xp aud cntiley new 10 which invite the alien
ton Of II angers IN the cay, anu those ABOUT p
chs,e as We car offer the most extensive ana deciden
m. richest stock oil CE.,s. nov 10 the ciy az Prices 9I
ten pcr cent les, than any carpet store on Broadway
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Cuban Affairs. via MatanTs>.

CHARLESTON. Wednesday, Aug ~. Is5I.
The schr. Zephyr has arrived here. with Ma
tanzas dates 10 the 10Th INST She reports that
after landing. Lopez and his troops. consisting OF
100 men only. at once proceeded into the interior
and that troops were sent of instantly by the
Spanish Government from Havana, to intercept
them The Spaniaris at Matanzas thought the
invaders would soon be captured and shot
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~ ALBRo Il BRorHERs. No. l56

srv fourth door above BI,eme-s' ana no 10 =; -
,na heck east o. the BoScry. have the pleas &c =" A.
,,r,,,ne the puhlc that they are Sel-in;
Donhe Rehned Or shed Loaf S0sSr al '"us ID"
s,xpencs for seven pounds -, =, -, ,....s
an .,hsr kiuds OF Rshned Sugars ~ me hennsts p
Ola government Java Coffee "a superior Aucle Al lo1'
teen pesce pen pound. s
Good lava Coffee a shllaas per peeipa. - ,
Ylrstoushty Yoang HysoA Tea a. SIX shulss pc NUM-
FIRST quality Eng sh Breakas; Tea Al th'ee sh'iS> s'
Th >h,, Teas canno, he surpassed b. Teas resed
IN this market ,uh, soS 81,
Superior cd Wines and brandes, On drsngh' IN" !"
bottles
Pare Bleschea Lamp Oh AZ sly Sh,llnss per gallon
~ Purchaser Will please bear m mind thai tses Vao
Obtain very handsome Crus he'd Loat Sugar al four sas
and siyieoce for pounds and SUPERIOR article q
Broken Loaf Sugar free from dust ~ I've shnss o1 sew
pounds, at AlRRo BROTHERS, No 80 bowen Sis1
Nc so Grand ST. where article sold warranted %
1--WE entire Satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23

strIcv frue-thaf indigestion The parent OF large
urounro on If the fatal diseases Dyseptery dlanhea.
cholera morhus liver compliant and many other diseases
enumerated IN the City INSPECTORS weekly catalogue If
deaths generated by indigestion alone Think of that
dysJeptics think Of II al who slieT from dsprdered
,touachs and # willing 90 De guided by advice,
founded upon experience resort 40 once dya delay DAY
% Hoofauds German RreTs prepared by Dr.. C. VI Jack
which Alternative. curative and invlg1fan stands
alone and unappr0a, he'd General depot No l2O ArchSt
have tired these Bters and know that ;hey are eN
cellent the diseases spec fed above PINT CITY Item
Messrs. 4 - y -. SANDS. No 300 Fulion-st, and II
RIN0 N 92 Broadway corner OF John aye the agents
fOr ibls cl'V
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~ Stand from under with your four and
Eve dollar hats when bug superior article or tree
On SATURDAY, August q which safely say the most
beautiful light and durable Inode u hat yet IN the held
He makes bU quality 'Or NJ retail trade and mas D1t
one srce 50 lie also supplies the trade the most reasnn-
BILE terms We think he siy merits tie patronage o the
pubic therefore invite friends and cltzensn gene
raj TO call 81 the BrO1dwAy Hd, store No 5t Brga1way,
and etamlne his stock " Hats henTe bDyng e,ewhere
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Gry,,'s FAN SryLg.-The Five Dollar

NTNTN , 7 I'D = u
styles having mScs Their apfea in'e NJ re 'D' -
had ample ilHe ard AZ eclats tnsn' "Li'
wl.hes 70 iutrodgce n an ua9bfls4y and 4ust @ts
TIiE FOUR DOLLAR GENiE Hal
fx the r.e,f fa.On II softer elrnesGess, and "hpDt
- e, &C.. .sv mes owe q wound The
se.lnre NJ an, honorable ton. Ae would nslesy
.f.n-,s ttsf ths GESrN HkI for the IaN and WINTER
III oth l.sed hs whatever tAer
rrace rr The following essential rafIcp!aTs
Elegance OF contour
Kchaess Of material.
Perfsct0n Of ~lrA 1len'inp, ara
pctu,esqge general "a pearsnce.
Cpsfs nyies The cntC az attention Of ms ifieh1, -
crs and the pubic 70 these points u companion mere
,,sa taste ID ID. character 70 deter
,ns AZ Glance whether the G1NN HAT does or does ny
.ycel al oheTS IN the market these saent features
&C.. AID the rnanufaCtUfer has nlssvngs Oh thai
head tho Dnlr questsn when ever man has 70 pu. 70 ann
seIfi shrli gurc base w Dollar Hat from GENha
For-R Dollars or -Four Dollar nat Of somebody else for
Five Dollars GkNIS <lf bfon" . T.,
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The L. : Mail steamship Humboldt, Capt
Lines, will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon,
for Liverpool. The Sem Weekly Tribune, con
tanning all the latest news from Cuba, can be had
at the Desk This Morning, IN wrappers, ready
for mailing
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~ FATE OF THE FILlBusrvRos-A

Tux FATE or TIE tlLLlBUSTERoS-A
Nu..x Rom, Yarn hy John oi NogN. Dickens and the
Donkey. A French Sham DoCto-> on OF Business The
pryld paid all the News IT 'ht Week up 10 nday morn
me Napces NJ the rheateis. New Muse New Rocks,
and everything else sae worm noticing Nsaiencld
s,crv called Ally Soers Sunday Lunch anu haovlss On
ri ,Se,tS may I've had the Sr>rNy Cot, &lkR e-nor-
NV PRICE only cents ko- sale oN al News Agents.
AMI NJ lie Publica ticn Orice, No l~Si'uce-N
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To THE LADlFs.-The India Rubber

House Gloves are new Considered requisite TO- every
lady who att1ps 10 domestic Affairs aad nvaiahle IN
rlateu the hand, all kinds Of roughenns worA rem
ietltw ncm as SIT velvet. and snowy whit for sac
au2i NeOd
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~ The MEXICAN BorsDARY CoMNIs-
SION. at the latest accounts, were al the Copper
Mines. which have 70 be surveyed again. IN con-
sequence OF an error which has been dlSco'ered
Ia favor or the Me1lcsns.
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INV FALL Day GooDs. -iIrCHCocH

4 LyApsFArIR Nc 3i1 Br0s1w ~, corner OF le1naFdSt
have bec, teceNing Their Fail Goods and are Ne-
pared L. their customers as well With men heAy
fssl Silks De LANES Cashmefe>. Mennoe> &c As Win
All Kinds IL thin Sumue Goods which they are selling De-
Low cost L. make for their Fall trade STRANGERS IN
town will find theirs pleasant and safe store IL do their
TRADING IN a. their system ot husints strictly coAtoe
with Christian morality, one pIice without variation,
and deal with all alike. whether uC noor, bond q Zee
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FRrvMAN on UATs.-Just issued from

the factory Of the Union Hat store No 30 Fulton St
tOn e Hats and Gaps for gentlemen for me
FaI and W inter # 1851 ILLUSTRATED and mbeshed IN
s,ye that will recommend Itself t. gentlemen o taste ana
fashion as well those who sndy economy Inc great
facilities that FREEMAN has manuflc urng q ma, fn
The raw material throughout enables him 70 sell superior
Hats for the same prce that asked FOR inferior a'ce
Ne would cali particular attention ms 50 and 3 10 Hats,
which viii bear comparison with those sod foI - ~ ana
a. great variety Of ClO,h Fur and push CAPS chA-
drens fancy Beaver and Felt Hats IN all the yare'y Re
member that No 90 Fulton g i between MHIam ana
Cha A FREEMAN
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY. AUG. %, 1851.


~ Advertisements for TIE TIsas Of Monday ought TO
be- sen, IN before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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The MERCHANTS LEDGER.-Pu5l'hed
ever satYrdsv-The cheapest PAGE ~ tie ~ord-Jny
s. cents yer - Devoted 20 the interests o. Cog
Lat Prices Current. and Renew Of The Ne" pa ~
Eets together WITH aelve " fourteen COZ :.
matter OF uefcauf e lllne1uS anu l'ela1 ---
Al the low tlice o. 81 cents pe! Fear N a9Fdh,e
COPIES vii b. desired, By WING n'e, so -
10 IcprPT Pov~rR Publisher NrcllH-J Lce9,7 l5e fu4-
tons New I0rk. -. - .4,.--,.,
NB-To Joibe-s and others who wan their tlNeT,lse
. ~ 20 - -. - ~ s,.rrf a12z 1.DEtW'
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SrGARs n REDUCED PRIcEs. -GOod

CRUSHED suear only is.cd ID also good ard cheap o'a
sn1er f1r rreservIr- great l--aius Teas 4a1 Cole
Pet lava C,ee oy sd per b Good Cote r i0c Good
Tea rlv 70 Pet PlaoE Teas Is u
10 . perl ID Extra FIe Besf - per ID FAMILIES wishing
Good Groceries would i0 well 20 call ana canine T'"ls
cent n ali rss o. the city and Bro0s free Il charge
PiREER Temperance Store. No 2f Br19ne-si, corner
Il Ludlow y B. 4 good supply 4 Peaches AID Pinns
for preserving aux -
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Hon. Nah mel Geer.
Fm Hon Joshua G.a4.ussif # OH,

r 1fn non JoSNGa - tilh-s y DIif
JEFFERSON. Thursday, July 81. 1871.
My DEAR >IR-peUl, me 10 say, that | am M
able IN @ecy pher much of yolr letter but. Tar
understand your views ana objects. approve them.
You appear anxious 20 bring the Democratic party
% the support 81 truth and freedom. In this can
bid YOU God->peed With hearty good viii.
l think samuel MeCary. OF Columbus l. favor
ably inclined 10 yoUT views. He i, perhaps. the
most influential Democrat II our State. VI. Myers,
OF Toledo has been a state Senator or some
wears. and : inclined 20 bring the Democratic party
jo the night point. Jacob Brnckerhoa. If Mans
K Spauldlns. Akron Hon. !. Gable, Cirrei'on
Henry hrum. Cherry Valley, all may De cCnfdet IN
isI that purpose.
think that both parties are progressing. notwltn-
standing all iher efforts 10 prevent the progress OF
truth
VIII great respect, your obetien; seryal.
{ II Donaldson. Esq. J. K. GIoDIyGs.
These two letters are their own best
comment Gen. Commander viii be re-
membered as the gentlemen who cast nine
votes for South Carolina in the lsst Ma
tioual Convention. Mr.. Glddings has not
hitherto proclaimed himself an adherent of
Gen. Commanders Democracy but. as
he truly says, both parties are progress-
ing" and so is he But WHITTIER
AS to men, the differences of opinion
among the Sachens is equally pointed, bu.
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:. MAIL STEAMER FALCON.
HAVANA. Aug. l.. 1881.

HAN Ana, Nhss l.. t7Nl
SIR arrived here with the Falcon yesterday
afternoon at o'clock, from Chagres, which
place LETT at p VI. OF the llth
Nou viii no doubt have heard by the Brother
Jonathan of the Ohlo's accident She lelt
Chagres on the 10th, at p VI, and As long Is
she could be seen, appeared to get along almost
as fast with one wheel as she has done with two.
In consequence OF the crippled state OF the
Ohio. we Judged It best for this ship 10 receive
the mails and specie ! was IN hopes that the
passengers Of the Sarah Sands would reach
Chagres IN time to take passage with US, but up
10 the time we left there Was no news OF her ar
nval al Panama. The Government here Is much
troubled and alarmed by the landing of a body
of invaders from the United States, and the eN
pected arrival OF more.
Yesterday. when running for this place was
chased by a steam irgate, but kept my course
and she did not catch rs but another steamer,
under the command of the General OF Marines,
came out from under the land and intercepted
Us She fired four shots astern and ahead of us,
and at length. ranging alongside hailed 10
Us 10 stop. which, after many repetltlons OF
his hail, | did. He sent an officer on board to
inquire INTO the character OF the snip ana
wished me 10 go on board of hun, which re
fused to do. telling HIM also should. upon my
arrival at Havana make official protest con
cernng the affair The laws of nations and ex
isting circumstances may Justify his course, and
/ thought It better at the ure not to eopardlze
the lives OF the passengers and interests OF the
owners by using my force although It was at
great sacrifice of personal feeling that | re-
framed shall see the Consul to-day and make
protest The Captain OF the Albany and the
Consul have already told me that the course puT-
sued by these people was legal and proper, but
think 1t a question. Respectfully, &c,
(Slgned) HENRY RorGgRs Lieut. |. y,
Commanding steamship Falcon
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST 49, 1851.

~ If any of our readers want an eie-
gsu imperial Carpet fcr s. OF q per y4rd aa1
Heaufful ingTan CARPET iJr g. or g per ad " z - ADS
OIL Cloth of to yards WIDE abs or = tsf shpal1
20 direct to No % Bowery. HIRAM ANDERsoHs ne :
nE TGfle COves ven cheap " ndp~ snaies ioi A!n
nothing and Hearh Rugs low Is 1s EACH me slea'e~
harrarns Oflered
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OxyGENATED BITTERS.-Thls

- entitled o. the confidence # every eres from Dys2ep-
sa Asthma and General DEBILITY. The certificates and
statements ~ IL favor are # the highest n
Gliding Menters AZ Congress and cher distinguished CT
izens Of the nitfd states -,
FWsaleby 4 i D sands 100 Fn!ion-st A / Sco'liI
sCo BIG and n Rrlr lo2 Broadway and by Druggists
generally IN Tie UnieC states.
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIeARs.-JAMEs

SADLIER No. ls7 Broadway. Franklin ndings would
Tesrecfy inform hs friends and Ihe public that he has
just received large az very choice ssore Of Havana
and Prncire of brands. which he offers ior
ale NJ reasonable prices either whole. ale retail JAMES
sADIIER IN Broadnav. ''Frankl.n Buildings auZ0 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23

TowNsEsp L Co No 70l GresnNich-st near Amos are
selling splendid rhre. Ply Carrot, at adelS' anu insfa
NJ three 10 ave shhhnss, Ri,a Fall Cashmeres, DE
anes Mantilla Neycts. Silks &C. soU anc'lon cheap
au2i HThNSats
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THE FALL FASHION. -kNoX, OF No. l2S
Fuon-s, has issued his Fall style Of hat most striking
ceed,ney becomIng m us appearance light and durable.
il well calculated add % his reputation and. ludg ng
tce vet sent out y thIs thriving manufacturer HIS puce
as usual, Is but 81. alS 81
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ExcELsIoR FALL FASHION For ISL

BEFBE l. Co. Haters, l56 Broadway, Will introduce the
Fall Fashion for entlemens Hats on SATURDAY, August
18th nj which they Will be fully prepared 10 serve
their customers and snds and he public generally with
hats the model and finish Of which VIII be- IN every ie-
spect an advance upon all PIE IONS ISSUES
Their mandatory now conn i.tc an All Us lettis
winch will enable them to plll al ordt r. AT the shortest
notice at the tie production of m ar
tcle they always recommend aS superior and 'hey are
Determined To deserve the liberal patronage
they have heretofore received
BEEBE Co would say 90 those who wish to favor them
With call tina; while hey present hat which they de
sign TO he essentially The Fashion they ever ready 10
satisfy the and wishes Of then customers and VIII
TO order desirable pattern OF nat which
will be becoming the 10th shape AMI style
They also Cloth ana fancy Caps OF various
patterns and invite eNnation oi then goods IN ls
he Iaull 2wl BEEbE Co, l5S Brt adwaY.
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KILLoGG's FALL Fashion HATs.-NOw
ready The public are invited g. cali and EXAMINE They
are not surpassed by for cauty durability or cheap
au22Ns
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~ n,as,ns Rcd>,rads SC would do well 10 cali at VI.
wIILaaps old established waT,r 100 Chathan-St
corner of NIulberrs shore De found the arge as
sortmsn, of ARTICLES m his Anc ercd 10 the pIOc
cons,s,,ns of Gathers Beds MATTRESSES Patent S'rrw
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The Niciims-Thc American COnSGl-Admiral
Bu>tillo-Rumor> from the Camp OF Lopez
Reported Capture aud Execution Of Amer


leans.
Havana Correspondence OF The Tribune
HAVANA, Aug. r.. 1851.
There seems to be doubt whether the
name OF Cuttonden, one OF the parties shot yes
to-day, was correctly gwen by the authOrltes-and
it's believed to be fabricI for effect The Amerl-
can Consul was called upon three hours before the
execution and requested - aso Of The Capiaiu-Gen-
era order 10 visit tho prisoners, that he might
know what 70 communicate 10 their friends and -
uh,u-but he declined tins act Of humanity upon the
plea that II was not his dufy He, however. con
scented 10 write a note which OF course was unat-
tended TO, when Ms personal demand would have
been respected.
Had these men belonged % a steamer. IN r0p's 10
Clagres wrecked upon our coast, or saving them
selyt, IA boats their fate Ould have been the
In case OF such casu ATTY The presence Of the Consul
might correct al error and valuable life De saved
The names OF Guliman and Cnitenden, we nope
have been used tor effect and there are good
ground, for our hopes that they are not victims.
TIE sentiment OF the American residents Is al llls
moment opposed 10 ths COnsUl-beleUng thal he
has omitted tho performance OF Ms duty 70 the
cause OF humanity, 10 matter how tar me Admi-
raj a noble >panlarc, ELstihO let y be remembered
by all good men. advised, with all MS Influence
against the shooting, recommending Imprisonment
until those Difficulties were over, and then 20 " re-
turn them 10 tnelr country The runofs Oh lhe
.ast evening and THIS morning. from tie hslu, give
out that Gen. Emma l. surrounded by Lopez, ana
also that he Is prisoner. give tins a. md lit Is
eared / know. b} The Government, ard Is be-
A,ged vcry generally that tbs. or some other
dise.rsr As, occurred 10 him. The Government
have received no news from the hed for )" sntyio1
hours
since wE.,lng The above uhe steamer Aimendarys,
iu.t w from Bahia ionda) reports one Aundred and
,o,ty Amencan> -hot ihere-and that on this boat,
,he re are IRON .A.Ity 20 hity wounded prisoners that
ihey kindly propose 20 cure and send nome h.sen,
i Is said Nrre shot ia did blood on Tie deck OF the
>raui,h War Steamer lZaTrO. presume included IN
the above count. Or Lopez, or TIE ae.d operations
" lear, nothing. but these results 10 not sho" mat
Gen. Emma i m any difficulty or danger whh has
forces although MS losses have been large No time
for more D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23

IT, Now is the proper time to advertise
.w.,,ners Of the South and West for Eal Trade The
-, sr.Ts can he selected ut V PA.NSRs Ateet,as
Agerc, Tribune Buudsnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23
Coon. HANnsoME AND CHEAP-Threl

things not - he fnd combined evervwhere, but always
united ia the Boots rc SHOES t1red y " ATKINS
No ma Ful'On-st Is morally ssihet - IND poor
s,r,ois - h.e e.e+all srroout apy3 GSIu&Ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-23

" JtARf * W, ItfOiIS anu luti'du'tio
of ifashio fOI Gontemens Hats Nos 5, and astor
House BrOadway will tins dy ooen several bales OF sle-
nor bIetlcan Grass lIammocks