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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-24

snnc AFTERNOON
L,ARE REDrCED.-TIIROrGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
cisco via Chagres direct, aud ~ the Eaitsa nail
steam.rs the fachc.The splendid steamship CHERO-
ME Henry Windie, commander will leave Picr NORTH
river. for ,harr, direct Friday. March y a. oco-
frengtf ~ the Cherokee viii With the regular
mail steamtr 70 leave Panama about Ar IS Ioi.
Fer passage, arrly 20 HoNLANDS AspINwALL
and 4 ~out hstr.
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NEW YORK AND rftiLADELriIfA-SEw YORK
IN aud Philadelphia arect-tnitcd states Mail Line
Through in - hours, via New Jcrscy Railroad Fare
duccd 81 for 6rtcass and 81 ~ for sccandcas Leave
New lcrk at NJ from foo, q Conrtandt streets and At
y A. NJ and r. NJ. from foot of Liberty street. Leave
Philadelphia and9A NJ and T. NJ, from the foot q
Walnut
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

LN0R SALE-TlIE LEASE FURNITURE. AND FIX
IL lures Of the Atlantic Hotel. No. Hamilton avenue,
Sosh brooklyn, third door from the ferry Apply the
premises. ALBERT LOSEE.
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ITO CARRIAGE MAKERS BLACKSMITHS, AND ALL
Il who make Wheel Tres.-Therc will be exhibit ed from
to O'clock r. NJ. Monday and each day until Thurs
Of this Rolf and Safe Factory corner
Of Third street and Avenue O. of Masseys Patent Tire
Composers, combining Compressor Bender Punch and
Shears. machine BY this machine a wagon tire
he shortened upset without cutting and welding The
undersigned agent of the paence, will be present to
seive orders for the machines I. A. HEDGES.
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DrRrnN.s ruEArRE cMAMRERs srREEr REAR

cents Family Circle Second Tier u Private Boxes
So and So Orchestra Seats Is eentDoors at TO be-
the comedy Of the ENGLISHMAN IN PARiS-Sir Tipping
lowed by the burietta IL DELICATE GKOUND-Citilen
sanEfrod Mr. Lester; Pauline. Mrs skerrvtt; Fsyo
rite Ballad by Mrs. Holman To conclude With the drama of
the 1OODI ESMr. Timothy Toode. Mr.. Burton; George
Acorn Mr.. Jordan Mary Miss Weston.
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bsrs Of the German Oak Lodge ~ Q,pfO srersspcct-
fully requested to attend the iftd resi-
s s;. i0s Ssssy ss''s&' on u u
At 0rsnd Rapids, Mch Nisch ~ bu AbwARp
Nrxsu, Judge Of the Supreme; burt q Michigan. !.
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NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET.-BOXES
- cents; Pit i:a cents Private Boxes S5-Doors open
quarter before u curtain o'clock
Monday evening March ~ will be presented the grand
tionsi drama entitled HARRY BIRNHAM or the Young
Bnrnham Mr. Watkins; ri Lane, Mr.. Brandon; Capt Ar
nell Mr. La Favor Dan Morgan Mr. L. Fox Frank Fairfax
Nj ssymeur Mary Manners Miss Mesayer. After which,
ALLOW NE TO APOlOGlSE-tioiath Goth Mr.. l.. Fox.
BARNUN, or the Yankee Snowman.
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did assortment Of French china din aad tea SETS
patterns before imported In this country. A china
and glass Of the and mos recherche styles rich
hocks Ac. cf various calors aud elegant
terms; clocks candelabras, and variety Of
goods In addition the above the stock 81 chande
Tiers, brackets mantc ornaments Ac cannot be surpassed
Cut and plain glass from their mandatory . aud ~ yesey
street. J. STOuyENEL A. 60.
Sli broadway. next T. <iblss
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LiRE AND DAMAGED cooDs-TuE rHoPRIEroRs

% Dunlops backing ink tin box eani.ter and drug
gst tin manufacturing emporium would respectfully
give netcc that they have resumed operations again, aud
hoIc Nc enabled e. supply their customers usual
their old stand, ~ Gold New York Damaged goods
fer sale low. FRAZER 4 ENERtTT.
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ir.s .nd 49,, = =. ra,.i,s ~
Is cts Orchestra Stall Seats ST. Private Boxes Doors
open to begin at halfpast ocss-Monday evening.
March a. will he presented the comedy called LESSON
FOR I0yERs-nr 0ddnFten Mr. Iyans; Jack spress; NJ
Mss Mary Taycr To be followed by the farce ef the
IRISH TIGER-Paddy Ryan, Mr.. brsngham Mss julie
cnds with the successful farce Of ALLOW NE TO Apollo
GlsE-Mr PEDIGREE Mr.. Phillips Fanny. Miss X. Horn.
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III d. JONES. IA ANN STREET. NEAR the AaERr

III ID. JONES. ANN STREET. NEAR THE AMERI-
Museum, Manufacturer aud Importer Of French
Boots and Shves.-fne French Business Boots. 81 city
made; fne French Imperial Dress Boots - ~ T. - usually
- and SIS French Patent Leather Boots =; Congress
Boots $3.50 20 -; French Water Irnaf Boas from 81 - 70
81 All goods warranted 70 give satisfaction Repairing
kc done in the store. Quick sales aud small profits
motto. II. II. JONES, II Ann street, New York.
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BUFFALO TONGUES. VERY DELICIOUS. To SELL !
~ q. LUDWIG, j. ki,ington strcetnear Forsyth sire
New York

EHANDOR'S SILVER PLATING. AND SILVER PLA-
ted Mare-Evcry description ~ metal silver plated
gold plated 10 order superior 70 the Imported and short
notice spoons forks and every article OF silver Plated
Ware, furnished at low prices, by
A. b. MILLER Co, No. II Wall street
Agents for T.. Chandor.
PS-Old ware of all kinds, re-platcd equal to at
n lput one-f ourtl he frigi mat cp.t.
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DAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coursNY.-FoR c,rr

DACiFTC NAIL STEAMSHIP cOurfNY.-FoR CkLr-
fnrria aud orcFon-The public Informed that Hnier
tic arranEmsu; q th. company s,camcr Inspected ant
States mails will continue 20 leave Panama ard rrAn-
the fifteenth days each unless de-
tanned W unavoidable accident TIE nonaryi % I've
viii touch az AeaTueo, san Bias Mszatan. san Diego, and
MSAtcrcy The steamers the hftcnth ~ tha month VIII
loving United states mail steam packet. Ia the Pa
else d which will b aSaysn port a, each cad Of We
OREGON. 1909 tons. TENNESSEE l-sp TOYS.
chIlroESIA, 1880 tons coLrnnlA. 80
SARAH SANDS leo ton.
Tie steamship CoLtNbiA. will ply regularly he
tvt,n San Francisco and ports in Oregon awaiting At tho
mama returning without delay WITH mails ras-n-
gers The following from San Francisco. rexn-
lar Inc q rrersr WI y ksrt ~ ior ts q
Trancco. The connection in the Atiantic will Ne MAIN
tanned W the sieamshrs EMPIRE CRY leaving New York
the 18TH and ctkohkE leaving New YORK ,he 1ssn
ofsath month. for Chages. third boat viii also Ne keps
RIBBrsS and PHILADELPHIA viii TORN q dive, Nas
viii ensure little detention possible on the fs,hmrs
snd trmirg With the raeiac steamships thrSash lime y,
ur,rou ra.sare fro New Orleans can L. s.cured froe.
Armstrong. Itwrastn Co, Agents.
R1rrsot rthfrRosrsv vopH cuserps
saloon siHte rooms sFvp
stesragc, found VITA mattress aud board q
tRosrsSssA TO san rHsScisco.
ts " u,nS. s.....s....Sm
ste,rage, found vita mattress. ADD board =. :. :. " 10
80, fRoh San fRhScrsco ASTORIA
sMY
rcr through Ticket. or any msph appy al ,he once x
The company. - aud ~ south street.
Tor sALr-THE FINE FAST SAILING, coPrERgD
sls tsfrtr instensd filet boat yacht mist hnt e,-
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HOUSES. ROOMS, &c., WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM WANTED. WITH BOARD FOR
n gentleman and his wife in gentecl private faai
Is within minutcs walk Of the City Hail. Partial board
for gentleman only n. Tcrms must be moderate. Ad-
dress. NJ 4. A., efhce u this paper
vNANTEp-BY A SMALL FAMILY. on or BEFORE
w the fret Of May part II house In respectable
neghhorhood minutes walk OF Ianal street
aud broadway. Address 4. H., apply at VA. DIB.
BIEES, ~ broadway
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AAkrM-r a i ALnRIn0E.s mrnsnN cnrNrY

II
~ Oakum Works bergen, Hudson county, New Jersey,
aud half miles from Jersey city ferry Persons wish
ing TO 10 the works do ~ taking the the
frry that leaves half hour Perans will please when
they send ~ mail say what Kind they wantextra superior,
" American
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TUE STOCK OF nEGAREY's NAUTICAL WARE
hnrc NO 100 Water street. consisting u variety
Of drawing and lcycng instfuncnts Telescope
Ac " being sold below close the
estate Of the late proprietor Persons
this description. will do we'll 10 call
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n NNIT.-TIE MD
IN parties interested IN axle l. called g. his patent
This axle makes noise perfectly safe, quickly aud
sa,y oiled aud one-trd easier than any other. IL
makes beautiful fnis aud l. applicable every dcscrp-
on 81 vehicle number u them running In this
city with entire approval Samples be aud orders
lett. at JOHN d HYDE \ SONS, Il Maiden Lane. sole
nrsutk for he rateutce.
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MUSICAL.

WASTED-A SOPRANO SINGER, ONE WELL AC-
w quaintcd with Catholic Church music None else
need apply. Address ANTHONY STUCkLER, 0rganist VI
81. James, Church Ne. ~ Hester street.
ITO ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROCPES.-TUE ADvER-
tser being Tenor Singer wishes for cement in
Ethiopian Band he has Teen ia that line bcfooi Is good
Solo and Gec Singer and understands music quite WE'LL
Address A. Is. c. stating terms Ac Broadway Post Office.
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Ct. JOIN. HATTER-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
- sold tie lease Of his former place of has removed
the Of Pine and Nassau where he will be
pleased a. his friends with Hats and Caps that shall in
all e1ua the production Of house the trade
ST. JOHN, corner of Pine aud Nassau strcets.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.


LoR SALE-BY A GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE,
beautiful pair Of Carriage Iiarscs, aud
the other hack, that trot mile In minutes They
warranted perfectly sound and kind inquire at the sta
lie opposite the Italian Opera Astar place. from " A. VI.
60 4. NJ. Price Sss1 hi.o fhrtan, and Truttnx Wa
made BY Parker which quite aud several sets of
single and double harness.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. n CROSBY STREET:
IN Auction sale of Horses. Carriages Harness Ac
Monday and Wednesday ~ " cl"ck Persons having pro
srty e. airce Ut will please call aud have registered be-
fore ~ o'clock JOHN n. GATFIEID Proprietor.
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MOUNT HOPE VILLAGE AsSoCIATIoN.-wE WISH
1vl the public bear mind that the members Of the
above hold their meetings at the Adratic corer
Monday evening March ~
ut eight o'clock for the purpose OF receiving subscriber aud
giving all requisite information respecting the above village
r. II. THOMPSON, ~ Hudson ST.,
f. PURCELL, 81 John st.
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WANfED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation at general house work, chamber gosk.
Can give the best Of city ference Please call At los Mott
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nOwERY THEATRE.-BOxEs. - CENTS; PIT l2i.
y sens.Docrs open AZ seven curtain rises AZ hApast
oeloek-Honday Evening. March 2tth will
dueed grand romantic. operate spectacle In three
bsaux styled JOHANNA DAkc or the Conquest Of Rheims
Charles the Seventh. Mr. Tilton; Count Dubois Mr. T.
Eddy Rsymonde. Mr. u Jordan: Tablet Mr. Stevens. 10
Dare, Miss g. Wemyss Isabeau. Mrs Jordan Jean
nstte, Miss Broadley The performances will commence
with the comedy Of the lOukG ScAMp-Mr. Mild@w. Mr.
Martin; Gen. Beauvis Mr.. Hamilton; Eliza, Mrs Wacot
Young Sea Miss 4. Denim.
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- and Thirteenth street.-The hrst section containing
collection Of twentyx views Of Europe, Asia Minor Syria
the Holy Land, Egypt Nuba, and Arabia will be exhibited
until the eighth Of March; after that date all these will be
r, placed by views, unusually interesting.
The republic., 1851-10-27
PROFESSOR GRoUx,s
'rench Glass for Conversation & Reading,

French Glass for Conversation g. Reading,
TViH be opened on Tuesday, the l4h inst, at p M
rENHE OBJECT OF THIS CLASS is to aid in
L. every possible way those persons in Washing
ton who desire TO acquire an accurate knowledge
of French, and to learn not only TO read, but to
speak the language iluently. Most persons in the
United States acquire their knowledge through the
eye alone and hence the number of individuals
here who read tolerably we'll, but do not comPre-
hend a word of French when spoken, or even when
read, by another. To such persons such Glass
promises very great advantages.
The members will meet at the rooms OF Profes-
sor d. E GRoUx, native of France, who will di-
rect and superintend the exercises, opposite
Browns Hotel, where tickets may be had.
REFERENCES:
FRANCIS MARKoE, esq, street, between Sd
and A. streets
WIN. s. Derrick ESQ.,, corner of and 18th sts.
Gen. N. TowsoN, corner of and 18th SITS. :
Maj. W. RIcH, street, between l7th and 18th
streets.
JOHN WILSON, esq, 18th ST., between E & F SITS.
Capt. GEo. F. De LA Roche, Georgetown.
Col. PETER Force, 10th street, near ID.
Rev. JAMES RYDER.
Rev. w. j. CLARKE, corner OF 9th and sts.
Comm'r ANDREW HARDWOOD, corner of l4th and
III SITS.
OTIs c. WIGHT, Rittenhouse Academy.
THOMAS CARBERRY, esq. Oct S-tf
The republic., 1851-10-27
From the Neto Orleans Picaytine, Oct II.
Ern1nA KnIcnIur.

We have before us a file of the Merida Siglo
DieS Nueue up TO October 3. This is the official
paper of Yucatan, and. though the numbers we
have in our possession rather bare of news, we
have endeavored to CLEAN from them something of
interest relative to the present condition of the
peninsula.
In the Siglo OF August 22d we find letter dated
at Peto, which gives sad account of the ravages
which have been committed by the insurgent In
dians in that district. The town of Peto, like all
those which had fallen into the power of the In
dians, is almost ruined. Everywhere the disas-
trous effects OF the war are seen- Families which
had once been wealthy are now reduced to pow
erty, the fields deserted, cropH are scarcely
raised, and, in fact, there not persons enough
TO till the soil, However, it appears that the tide
of war has turned in favor of the whites.
General La Vega is conducting the campaign with
energy, and has rescued large district from the
power OF the insurgents.
Another letter, dated August 22d, gives
count of a serious revolt which had broken out
among the soldiers a! Tibosuco. 1t appears that
Colonel Rosade had ordered two soldiers to be
punished. Some of the others tried TO prevent
the execution of the sentence, and thus a serious
difficulty arose which was not easily suppressed.
General La Vega marched to the scene of dis.
turbance with hundred men, and succeeded in
restoring tranquility. He then issued order
declaring that all persona who might revolt, or
cause a revolt in the army, would instantly be
hung.
We learn from still another letter. of the same
correspondent, that ID. Jose Caruto Vela, ctra of
Isamai was about to proceed to the lines of the
rebels In order to endeavor to negotiate peace
with them. Much good is expected from his mis-
sion, it ia thought that his holy office will carry
great influence with it. This does not look as
though the whites were having every thing their
own way.
Yela to be accompanied on his embassy by a
commission composed of seven members besides
himself
fight had taken place between the Indians and
government troops in the Canton of Kampocoche
in which the latter claimed decided victory.
Gen. La Vega has given orders for all the pris-
oners taken by the troops to be Immediately set
at liberty.
Further from the seat of is contained
in a letter from Peto (Which appears to be La We
ga's headquarters) GATED September 3D.. This
asserts that frequent skirmishes take place between
the whites and Indians, in which the latter always
come off second best.
One of the principal difficulties in the way of a
successful prosecution of the the want of a
good map of the scene of operations. 1t appears
that the only one they had was one published in
this city in lS4S. They now getting up new
one on an extensive scale.
The republic., 1851-10-27
PEOPLES CIRCUS.

johnson ~ Co., ProprietOrs.
A GRAND COMBINATION of four of the most
IN favorite southern establishments, viz:
The Ne,o Orleans, ,Sione & Nc Colirms, The Nation
al, and North g. Stickrry's,
Consisting of the choicest stock of
TRAINED HORSES AND PONIES
of the above named amphitheatres, and trouP of
equestrian, acrobatic, dramatic, and pantomlmic
Stars, forming vast
TREBLE COMPANY,
with a new and magnificent outfit of carriages,
wardrobe, and general appointments, will exhibit
IN WASHINGTON CITY,
on the lot near Brch's stable, WEDNESDAY {,
THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, October 29th, 3Oth,
and 3lst, at half past two and seven o'clock p M
grand and novel routine of entertainments,
consisting of the highest order of Olympic sports,
and embracing the full strength of this
MATCHLESS COMPANY,
will be presented at each performance, spiced
throughout with the wit, pungent and racy, OF
HRare Ben jennings" assisted by his motley COM
petltor John May.
Equestrian Manager, w. II. STouT.
Master of the Menagc, A. GATES
Leader of the Band, III. GAUL
Admission 25 cents only Oct 24-4t
The republic., 1851-10-27
Later from Fort Laramie.

Colonel Cooper and Major Chiffon, United
States army, have arrived at ST. Louis from the
treaty ground at Horse creek, thirty five miles
east of Fort Laramie. They left the treaty
ground on the 2ith. At that time the treaty
with the several tribes of Indians had been con-
cluded, and the wagon train containing the pre-
feats having arrived, they were distributed to the
Indians by Col. Mitchell The object of the COM
mission having been contaminated in manner
satisfactory to the various parties Col Etchell
and the gentlemen in his company were to leave
for the states on the oath. Some little excitement
produced by the arrival of an express from the
trading posts on the upper Missouri, advising Col.
M itchel, and the Indian agents. of the prevalence
of cholera among the Indiana of that region. We
have already given account Of the ravagcs of the
disease.
delegation from the several tribes of Indians
participating in this treaty will visit the President
at Washington, and it is understood will accom-
pany the commission to st. Louis. For the pur-
pose of affording perfect security, two companies
of the rifles were detailed an escort, and Major
Chiffon, with his company of dragons, came on
in advance The whole party may be expected tc
reach this city in the latter part of next week.
81. Louis Republican, l7M.
The republic., 1851-10-27
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
rnNyN COIi,EGE.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
TOWN COLLEGE.
Corner of f and 18th sts., Washington, ID. G.
TINE Lectures will commence the first Mon
Il day in November. and continue until the lat
ter part of March.
FACULTY.
NOBLE YOUNG, Nj. d Professor of Principles and
Practice of Medicine.
CHARLES ii. LIEBERMAE, M. D., Professor of In
stitutes and Practice OF Surgery.
FLopoARDo HOWARD, NJ. D., Professor OF Obstet-
rics and Diseases of Women and Children.
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
JOSHUA A. RiTcHiE, M ID Professor of Institutes
of Medicine.
JAMES NJ. AUsTIN, NJ. d., Professor OF Materia
Mcdica and Therapeutics.
J. w. II LovEJoY, NJ. ID. Professor of Chemistry.
SAMUEL w. EVERETT, NJ. d., Associate Professor
and Demonstration OF Anatomy.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered and operations
performed on patients from the Intirmary and Dis
pensnry attached to the College.
The College building has been recently erected al
great expense, provided with large and convenient
Lecture Halls and Anatomical Rooms, and is ad-
mirably adapted for medical Inc struction.
Fees for full course Of Lectures. ......... $50
Matriculation (paid only once) ).......... o
Demonstrators Ticket. ............... 10
Graduation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Perpetual Ticket ...... ................. 100
Fee for those who have attended two full
courses in other Colleges. s............... 90
FLODOARDO HOWARD, NJ. D., Dean,
Corner OF 10th and streets.
Aug 2l-lnwtNov
The republic., 1851-10-27
Erom Havana-Arrlval Of the Georgia.

The United States mail steamship Georgia, Lieu
tenant d. d. Porter, L. s. NJ, commanding ar
rived at New York on Thursday evening in four
days and six hours from Havana, having left there
on the 18th instant.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser we
learn that the 18th instant the Georgia spoke the
French barque Lolu in distress, the crew being all
sick. On e29th saw American ship Sharon. in lat
tude q degrees 2l minutes, longitude 79 degrees 40
minutes, making signals of distress. The officers
OF the Georgia spoke her, and found her captain,
Merriam, delirious with fever. He had thrown all
his instruments overheard. Captain Porter cup
piled the first officer with a quadrant. She was
fifteen days from New Orleans, bound to Hayre
On the 22d spoke the American ship Java, thirty
miles north Of Hatteras, steering south.
Havana was quiet on the sailing of the Georgia
TheCaptan General had liberated Captain Eaton,
another member of the Lopez band
Heavy rains had prevailed on the island, and the
corn crop had been almost all destroyed.
Six additional steamers were expected at Havana
from Spain; also heavy Paixhan guns.
The Georgia left in port at Havana two Spanish
frigates and three war steamers.
The subscription for the benefit of the families OF
those killed in the late invasion (seventy eight by
the fret official report, forty four by the las now
amounts to one hundred and seventy four thou
sand five hundred and sixty six dollars, and is still
increasing under the special care Of the govern
ment officials
A letter in the Journal of Commerce, dated at Ha-
vana on the l7th, says
"On the queens birthday General Concha .
heart found fair play in the exercise of his discre
tionary clemency. by pardoning some twenty Gre
ole prisoners implicated in the political disturbance
of our community. The prisoners yet remaining
here of the Lopez -four hundred are treated with
ms much kindly care as could be expected, and are
allowed occasional visits from those who wish to
contribute to their comfort"