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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-28
A1S REWARD.-RANAM rRoM

- l. - the undesigncd contractors, On the Nir-
ginn aud Tennessee Rail Road negro man
named Ben. Ben is the property of Samuel Lacy
of Halifax county. He il about FIVE feet 10 inches
high. musfto color and Of good address. We will
give the above reward either for his delivery
in Lynchhurg. on our work in Bedford or if secured
in any inil So TINT recover him.
August II-3w SCOTT e. ADAMS
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TERMS.--The vlRc.siAsi il puLlished semi
weekly II - per annum. IN adrance. No subscrip-
tim IL taken for shorter time than six months; and
paper il discontinued, except the option Of the
rrsrretcrs until all arreargcs shall have been paid
ApyEKrIsRxExrs are inserted for so cents per
.quarc Tor ess) for every inner form insertion. and
~ cents for every outer 1.-THE number of in
sertions is not noted the Ms. il win be publish
ed till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The YEARLY RATS are For the privilege Of
two squares $40; for one square sa5-if inner form
e3S. Every yearly advertiser will be required to
coninc his advertising TO his particular line Of busi
nes. and If he exceed the space stipulated for he
will be charged ratably for the excess
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SPIRAL SPRING HED.--I AM

~ still manufacturing these highly desirable Beds.
As they have not yet been generally introduced,
would refer those in want ct luxurinus appliance
ut reposc [, the following gertlcmen, who have used
thrm, and pronounced them decidedly superior TO
nnything in the shape of Bed they have seen.
f. d. Dcane. Jr., VIM. l.. Saunders.
Peter l.. Dudley. Jno. Ward,
Col VI. Langhurne Jas Mcdonald.
Beds made to sui, any size, shaped bedstead
AuelS-rs1 by a WINSTON.
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ID. STABLES
,s1e-rms NOTICE.--Ihnv hnvn f..r sic 1Iree

szsszsaz s4zzS ew Freight Boats, made of the beet
matcrinI and workmanship. Any person wishing
TO purchase, can be furnished upon very accommo-
dating terms. Apply TO the subscriber near Elk
Greek Mills, Amherst county Va
July 10-ts ALEXANDER MUNDf.
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IGMTNING IsODs.--THE So

IL scrbcr viii keep on hand in Lynchburg large
supply of Lightning Rods which have been approved
and considered superior for all the qualities they
should possess. He respectfully solicits calls from
|all persons who wish avail themselves of this
protection 10 buildings. He will attend promptly
Ito all demands.
Address-Lynchburg Va.
Aug l4-3m NOAH STEVENS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IALUARLE LAND FOR SALE.

Intending to remove to the South West | of
fer for sale privately, al of my Land lying in the
county Of Campbell, consisting of three tracts. My
home tract lies the waters of Beaver Greek,
Campbell courthouse. The remaining two
tracts are on the waters of Flat Creek about half
way between the Courthouse and New London
The lands are valuable. and each tract has comfort
able improvements and all necessary buildings for
farming. these tracts of Land all lie within twelve
miles of Lynchburg. ANY person wishing to purch-
ase will 6nd some person shew the Lands to
them BY calling on the subscriber. Terms of sale
will be liberal GEORGE YUILLE.
July 9lsf-fs Richnnnnl " liz, cnnx 1t,nta
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cs VALUABLE TAVERN PROP

MA ERTY FOR SALE At CAMPBELL
COURT HOJ'SE.-The undersigned desirous of
changing his business, offers Tor sale privately his
Tavern House and Lots at Campbell
courthouse, upon accommodating terms. The
house is largo and commodous aud in every
speot well adapted to tavern keeping. The out
houses (of which there all that could be desr-
|ed) are in good condition aud convenient. He will
also sell several houses and lots Of smaller size
suitable for professional gentlemen and mechanics.
and several Tracts of Land living in the immediate
vicinity of the courthouse property, containing f29
Acres, portion of which is wcll timborcd and
tered Persons disposed to purchase, are invited
to call and examine the premises
July 3l-fs BARNET FINCH
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EDlIN G. N 4 lgseztb, AIIORNtl At
- LAW, CANPaELt CnrHI ilorfr. Va. VIII a--
renA the Courts II Campbell Appomastox nnd
Pitfsylvsnia, aud ,hc Circuit Courts "f HsIiiax
bedford d Lynchlurg.
Ina lG-mly
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e REMOVAL.-The subscriber thank
q \ tul for the liberal patronage heretofore
GSiz8 ended to him, would respectfully inform
70, tti'uds and the public generally that he has
movcd his Watch and Iowclry establishment to the
ausc one door above Mr. John kinnier's and op-
asite Rumtough's Big Red Hd y where he has
7a hand and well selectcd assortment of
FATChESf AND JE IFELRY of the latest
styles All in of articles in his line are ear
c>t.y requested to call and examine his stock. T.,
ir is determined TO sell on the most reasonahl,
good assortment Of Silver W are constant
y on haId, manufactured by MIR. Henry Silver
horn, which will be sold as low as can be bought
elsewhere. EDW. w. VICTOR.
n. b. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired al
the shortest notice and on reasonable terms. Tn,
highest price paid Tor old gold and silver.
ap 2i-ts E.W.V.
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a1OO REWARD--LoST on SAT-

~ AOV urday evening the 10th inst, between
Lynehturg and Mrs. Da5ney Poin@ezier's. on the
Forrest Road, miles from Lynchhurg. a POCK-
EFT BOOK containing sl0J0 in Virginia money
eight nine hundred dollar notes--and the
balance in hftie,. Also, One Thousand Dollars il
two cer;ifcates Of deposit TO my credit in the Bank
Of Va. Of $500 cnrh "A check Of WIN. r. Ander-
sons for s}6l So and cheek of William l.
3eid's for $3.50 So and two bonds of Preston
Burks for some $50, payable to Adams & Wikn-
son. ] will give the above reward of 100 Dollars
to any who will deliver the Poekt Book and
contcn's to or Mcssrs. Mo.by & Holcombe--or
any information that will lead to the recovery of
the same. The name of "De.rier Otey l849," is
printed on the bool.
forewarn any and all persons from tradng for
the above named Checks Certificates and Bonds
as the payment of the same has been stopped.
THOS. NJ. WILKINSON.
p. s. Several other Bonds and papers in the
book. recolected.
| Auo
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LANES s. CREWDSON & co.

n B.-Wheat received and forwarded to Rich
,nond .upon the best terms. Persons the Canal
that may wish to carry their wheat. will please
give notice Of the J. 5. c. & Co.
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r AND & TIMBER FOR SALE

- | offer tor sale TRACT OF LAND con-
tanning near 1000 acres. principally in woods
portion of which is good Tobacco land. The
Timber consists of pine. oak and poplar, and is
worth more than ask for the land. This land is
about three miles from Hardwicksviile the road to
which passes through it. The bridge across james
River will soon be completed which will make the
Canal accessible and sufficiently near to haul the
wood. wish also to sell the timber on 1900 acres
about miles from the head of the I've River
pond where Canal Boats may land. This land
is well tiubered with fine poplar, white oak and
hickory. and "A SAW MILL might be located about
the ceatre of the track on the creek to which al
the lumber might be brought with convenience
hong down hill all the way. wish also to sell the
Timber "A Tract Of Land ofthe same quality. w.
ing in part the River, and ad Joining the land on
which ] reside. For the land near Hardwick sville
ask $3.50, (l-3 cash.) | will take for the tim
h'r. oithera specified su per tree. portion of
the timber as the purchaser may prefer. Address
(Post pad) Tye Rive Warehouse, Nelson County
Aug1S-ts CLIFFORD CABELL.
NOTECE.--By order of the Rchmon andd
Y Abingdon Telegraph Company. scaled propo-
sails addressed the undersigned, will be received
until the 18th Sept. next. for the construction of a
Line of Telegraph from Richmond to LyuclIburg by
way of Farmve, upon such route as shall be adop-
ted by the company: and also for the right to use on
said line, methods of Telcgrnphic communication.
Proposals may be made for construction and the pa
tent right jointly. and for either separately.
WM. NJ. BLACKFORD, Sec'y
Richmond Whig and National lnlelligcncer coun-
try papers copy till day. and forward accounts to
this Office. Aug 1S-tI5S
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no THE LADY that wears the

l WHITE GRAPE SHAW 1.-The subscriber
espcctfullv informs those having white Grape, me-
mo and thibet shawls, that socd that they can
ave them cleaned to look equal to new. and now is
be best season TO have them done. Also, Piano
able Covers, Carpets, &C.. secured and prest of.
&c will also Dye all kinds of Wooen Dresses,
1erino and Damask Curtains. Silk dyed and wa
fred to any colour or pattern. Gentlemen's wear
liz apparel dyed, secured and repaired, aud the
|f,lours warranted NOT To rub of. Virginia Jeans
4slourcd and pressed off in superior manner
Fly establishment can be found at the lower end ot
lain street, opposite the Farmers Hotel.
L July 3l-3m J. H. SOLOMON.
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GUGAR, COFFEE, &c.-50 BAGS
~ Rio and Laguya Coffee,
10 bags prime Java g
10 hhds. N. o. and r. H. Sugar,
80 boxes Huls Candies,
10 =. Smith & Caretts Alaman,ine do
20 4" common Tallow do
Just receiving and for sale by
Aug l7-ts J. 7. WILLIAMS.
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NOTICE! NOTICE!.-THE SUB.

IN scrihers take this method 10 inform the com
Inuniiy in general that one of their Boats will be
ready Tuesday and Wednesday in Richmond and
Lynchburg to receive Goods, Wares and Merchan-
disc, Ia be shipped up down the Canal, upon the
best terms. Tobacco taken upon terms that shall
l.. f.ir md ,.n aapahlr
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TuE LATEST EMpRo We

j MENT.-WHITEHuRST'S CELEBRA-
FED DAGu uERRiAN GALLERIES Maia Size, .
-gaesbwg, Bapl 5 Fqa {: Il NaiH 81. RiciwcF9;
Sycamore 81. Pc erSbnrg; NqiA s.. Ao5ftR. 907
f3af f'rrrc S Bal i@oge; PcaFSyircEia AgeRre
Pfashing nn. d. C.; Brnna'roy. Mr. York.-Thc
uhserlhcr would respectfully inform the public
Ivhere he has sFcit several days in each of the
| Iavr Galleries. Also. iathe other leading Galle.
| les " New Nork. Philadelphia and Baltimore. for
he purpose of getting Nil the latcs, improvements
!, Dagucrrcotypng. and now having his Skylish,
ranged on the mos, improved and scientific plan
els better prepared than ever To take likencsscs
eYrai ia any) in all the ates, styles. and in any
| ind of weather.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patronage hereto
pre- received, he pledges hmselfto use all proper
Z. - n. IL, raerif its cnntin,,nnl,.
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n WGNNI TVR FERUV1AN GUe
AANO.-l have in store and will continue to
receive during the present aud approaching season.
the best quality Of ofPerrvian Guano. Sales will be
made by the ton half ton or bag at the very lowest
rates. Aug al-,s r, r. SACKETT.
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L,OR CONTRACTORS

Il Blasting Powder,
Safety Fuse,
MAYORS Drill Steel,
Spades and Shovels, for sale cheap.
ma SITS JOS b. NOWLlN.
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EON NFANILIES.-5 TIERCES CLAIR
Il flied Sugar, for preserving,
Ticrccs Cider Vneger,
l Chest (warranted) fine tea,
For sale by
Aug oI-ts / r WILLIAMS
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p. 4. GIBBS, Ae'r FOR
j. IL. WHlTEHURST.

N. B. Likcnesses ct every description copied.
large assortment of Locke,s and MetiaHons Of SUI
erior quality for Daguerreotypes always on hand
The highest premium awarded at the late Fair of
nc Maryland Institute for the latest improvements
Nov 7-ts 7. f. GIBBS. Aa'r.
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q. CAEELL HOUSE FOR RENT.

Iii This wS known Hotel situated on Bank
square. is for rent for more years, commence
ing from the lst September next. Apply 10
RICHARD X. CRALLE. and
r. E MANSON, guardians of
July l4-ts the heirs of Sally Ward. deed.
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nLIVE OIL...20 Baskets Superior Olive
" OIL, just received and for sale by
Aug a5-ts MCDANIEL & LEE.
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Richmond Whig and National InteIligencer coun-
try papers copy till day, and forward accounts to
this Office Aug IS-tI5S
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and Clint Herrinys-

VI bbls gross and clipt Hcrriags, on consignment
and for sale low by
July 3l-ts MrDANIEL & LEE.
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VNO FREENASONS.- of
Il Frecmasonry, FIRST American from the London
edition. in . vols. better edition than the Lon
don. and can be sold at about one-thrd the price.
Also. the Craftsman, the Masonic Chart, the Ma
sonic Trestc-Board, &c.
July 14-ts ID. h. PAYNE & BRO.
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Late and Important from Ilavamn

August lsi, 1851.
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TNOUDS AWfLY III n vi S.--3OO
l. Tudd's Family Hams, n superior article, on
consignment and for sale low. in lots to suit pur-
chasers, by
Aur dts MCDANIEL LEE.
The New York herald., 1851-08-26

TIE BccARME MrRuER "A letter from Buns.
sels Of luly e. in the G1-aiedcs 1frbunltr sAyss-
:" A moving scene took place, last evening, ia the
waiting room Of the railway. The Countess lia
de Bocarfne, mother Of the Count who was lately
executed. was that evening about TO take her do
lsrtrre for Italy, not having quilted the Hotel de
Eussie since the DAY OF the execution; and seeing
only VI De Pasre, the Prince DC Rena Woibacs,
two other frci is, she expressed her regret %
not having been able TO thank IN person the Arch
tishop Of Cincinnati for his attention TO her sen IN
lislas moments. Just ns she arrived at the wait
irR room, IL 50 happcred that the Archbishop made
bis sproafance, bci,g about to rcoceed to Antwerr
where he was to embark the nekt day for America.
The moment m Counties heard who iswas, she
threw herself at his feet, asking Cor his blessing,
and thankieg him for his attention 10 her unfortu
rate son. The Archbisbor, who was much moved.
raised or up. alter having given her his seneji
tion. he thea conducted her to the carrag, whlca
she ~as about to enter, end she again knobs DOVE;
81 after again receiving his blessing, declared
oud that she devoted the rest Of her life 10 tne en-
pigment q making religious ornaments, whicn me
would send 70 the pea,c for the decoration oil tha
chapels Which be might have erected eaSn yeaI
amidst the savage tribes amongst which her son
had btta born"
The New York herald., 1851-08-26

Tfir orEnArisys For RccK.--Tte mex. explosion
Pot Rock in Hurl Gate which expected 20 BE- made
yesterday at three deferred till to day at high
water accsun, Of the absence Of Professor Maiefsr
Who had been to New Haven. and had not returned W
10 the time sppou-ed for the operation.
I.vScnvu--M Portsmouth n n 2ist inst, by
M.ssrs Farnsla Pettigrew. q ane bark OF t9 tons
called ths What Cheer owned In Previtence By Neasrs
JOSEF IA EnoHles Dew hobart and Captain ~ ivestec
Iaher .
ship of zoo tons Il % be built By Meesrs r. a r.
fr Nessrs Icbabol 0ooivin. Of Portsmouth a. d auu-
ming of Savannah. and Captain Parsons, (ste ship
K,ip Hunter who will sommaus her
qsml Pairer, Esq. tf Portsmouth. will iau xrh 1,th
int super ior reightng ship Of eco tons ownei by
Mess-s X Riee, } NJ Tredck and Captaio J.. n TFaiey
who viii command her.
Mr Jotlam stetscn Meiford will isunc' A On the ,sn
inst superior ship Of 100 tons, cae the Corin~~
owned By Nts,rs. ~ Goddard, Of so.ton. intsoJsJ
fer the Calcutta trade and 10 be nas hv "a ,t.ia
symmts Potter, well known In that " aas
The New York herald., 1851-08-26
B Y T l. l. T. q X A p II 4.
One Day Later.

THE EMPIRE CITY AT NEW oRLEASS-HAvAyA
DATES TO THE 18Th INST.
BALridonE, August 25, 1851
Charleston papers OF the 22d received here
that the steamship Empire City arrived at New Orleans
on the 2ist, with Havana dates TO the 18th inst.
No Is given in addition to what have already
received by the Cherokee.
The Spanish steamer Pizarro Is ashore on Key
Stone our readers viii lind the particulars OF tn
wreck Of the Pizarro in another column-Ep. HERALD.
The New York herald., 1851-08-26
A II r A i RS OF CUBA.
~~0.N0ON~1N~o|NNOoONoyNoo>
ADDITIONAL ITEMS OF INTELLIGENCE,
s0-0|N0~N0s1-NNC~oyONry4N-0.
Arrival Of the Empire City at New Orleans.
~-.00r-"0-D--s>o->---l>yy~N~-p
MOVEMENTS OF OUR GOVERNMENT.
NNNNN~NNNN0N-N1-oNN~NNONN
The Particulars Of the Loss Of the War
Steamer PizarrO.
@(-N0ON00<0O00N~s1N01-N
EXCITEMENT THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
so.o-0>~o~~O0~0~NoSNON>oONN
Tremendous Riot in New Orleans,
&c., &C., SC.
EXCITEMENT THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

We continue to receive items of intelligence from
Cuba. Any information from that quarter is read
by every The public mind is much excited that
the most unmportant item has its interest aud
aDce.
We have also been informed by another of the officers
ofthe Cherokee that the signal master Of the Cuban 60
vernment thrown into dungeon, ard put in rons
because he neglected to sgnaze the steamer Pampero
suspicious vessel she passed Havana while her
way to Bahia Honda.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The E1eeution-7Ae Loss of the Steamer Pisaro-7He
Death Of The Plot and Engineer.
send you the following count of the execution of
the Lberators" given me in letter from an eye
witness, under date
HAVANA August 16, 1851
At least 10000 people there 1t (the execu-
tom The old spanards compelled to admit that
they never meet death with little apparent
fear.
They were marched to the place with their hands
tied behind them and made to knee with their backs to
the soldiers and within ten feet Of the muzzes of their
guns When they all their knees the brutes of
soldiers commenced the work of death. Some of them
shot five six times before they killed After
they were all dead the negroes compelled to take
them and drag them TO the bottom Of the hill, with
their faces down. As they thus dragged by the
troops the officers and soldiers would stick their
and bayonets into them with curses such only
Spaniards can use.
AUGUST II.
omitted giving you account Of the Pzlrro and
the nhuman treatment Of the pilot and engineer. The
pilot in taking her into Bahia Honda, happened to get
her aground at the entrance Of the harbor As
she struck the commander the officer in command Of
the troops drew his sword and split the pilots head
open at one blow, and, report says, killed him in
stsnty.
In eneavoiing to back the vessel of part of the
engine gave out The engineer Immediately put
der arrs and Is believed here that he has been shot
The ship Is a wreck, there heavy blow,
and report says she has blged The Aimendares u this
rnng but have not been able to get any further
news from the seat Of war. ID.
The New York herald., 1851-08-26

rTpr Loss OF riH STEAMER UNION We have
received letter from De. w Allen Picroe, surgeon
oo head the steamer Union, wrecked on her pas
ssee from San Frsucteo 70 Panama He does not
state What was the cause OF the accident, but re-
ua,ks that the passengers we're nearly all drunk ~
the time The licotor lost ovory thing he had with
lin bat his medical books ani q few Instruments =
Bot Sun, dpg %
The New York herald., 1851-08-26

FRENCH EaueRArTs TO CA'.1roaStA.--The lot
terry Of golden ingois, Of wb' oh 80 much has bees
seen and heard in France, ias alrcady realised .
sum sufficient for carrying ont the purposes which
gave iisc 10 II: S,We EN- grants are 10 be sent to
Calhsrpfs with the pro seeds Of the lottery. The
house OF V. Marion Co, Of Havre, has obtained
concession from gov srnment Of the transport of
thCse emigfants
The New York herald., 1851-08-26
N CoLyoN. AuCrIoNEER.-LARGE MoRrGAGE

4 sale Of rich Furniture; Pier Glasses Piano. Billiard
Tables Ec1his day. August 26th at i0H O'clock at the
rooms No. 80 Beekman and SO Ann Streets without
large and extensive assortment Of rich
aud mahogany Furniture, in plush. brocAtelle and
crimson deain aud by the
the city; also marbletop dress and plain Bureaus %
and centre Tables rosewood and black walnut do extsn
sion dining Tables every deserp,on Of French Bsdssssds
Chairs cottsge Bedtads white and gilt chamber Fur
iture en- suite: Couches and Sofas Also Sofa Beistse
Seeretaries Bookcases large Pisr Glasses, Once Dssks,
Dining and Tea Tables together with Beds and Mattss
CARPET and Gil Cloths, Clocks Painting standi Toilets
by Gilbert Of Boston; nlso Billiard Table.
IN good order aud $780, EB-No pOtpOn
unt Of weather. Goods can be packed premises IL
kaired. Catalogues ready at O'clock.
The New York herald., 1851-08-26

1SDIAS OurrA,E.-A A letter from The Postmaster
OF Rio Grande city, Texas. dated tsth July, vas
received az ~ Pos, Oaice Department. on Satur-
day, stating that the mail carrier on the route tro.
tha. place 20 lorado, bad been attacked ~ smsM
.<r,y OF srdinre, vto took possession OF tina mall
t, srd hs,se. snd The rider barely escaped WITH hs
| Ifc -Nlf,cEal LttdtgrleR.
The New York herald., 1851-08-26
FOR BALE AND TO LET.

DILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE. WITH OUR PATENT
N cushops witch we wsrrantto be superior 70 any now
Gale cheap for eas At the old stand No Ann
CaIffIrfl DECKER.
The New York herald., 1851-08-26
MOVEMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES
THE CUBAN FEELIN0 ~ BALTIMoRE-coL. GLEN.
DENIS-ANoTIIER EXPEDITION on FOOT, ETC.

THE CUBAN FEELINo ~ BALTIMoRE-coL. GLEN.
DESIS-ASoTiER EXPEDITION on poor, ETC.
CORRESPONDENT.
D.LrIaioRE, Aug. 25, 1851.
Cuba and the cubans, and Lopez and his fLbasieos
the topics of universal conversation In this city
but not Of that excited feeling which to prevail At
New York and New Orleans Great sympathy s fet for
the victims CT the massacre but their fate Is nothing
less than expected by citizens gene
rally. The Cuban authorities bai proclaimed to them
their fate In advance and the American government had
warned them that ntsrer would be made In their
behalf Spanish vengeance against unsrned Zoe
always known TO be OF the most vndiciye character
hence Il doubtless that these enabled to
meet death with such calmness aud composure They
had fully calculated their position aud inevitable fate
and faced II like The news f-om New Orleans
however by the Vixen described them deersrs feou
Lopez, and from the fact Of their being uuarmel aud
making no resistance, this Is probably correct ..
Col Clendenin the first sf tha captvss sh, and who
has been spoken Of Col Crittenden by OF the
counts sa native tf York county Pa where his parents
reside lie settled In New Orleans years since
Collector Kane, and the officers Of the custf gene
rally keeping close watch party offibasfeTos
who organizing In this city and expe:t to sail on
board the steamer Monmouth, brought here sons tin
since by well known New Yorker who went home some
weeks since &c raise the necessary funds and as far
the au.horis have been able 10 ascertain
has not returned yet Their plan TO clear her for New
York and send down men aud ammunition IN some q
the bay suspected that they propo, to meet
q the Alexandria coal vessels at the mouth Of the
Potomac and transhp her coal on beaTl 40 10 avoid
swpicion h,re.
The New York herald., 1851-08-26

NOTICE TO gEwELLERs.-GREAr BARGAIN -
lt Above S wprth Of Dies and Punches 10 he sold fgr
80. Tobs Al Messrs ChAtecr, DOmngs 4 spence %
Nhsstu street ur etair1
The New York herald., 1851-08-26

HOUSE TO LET. WITH IhsEpiArs POssEssiuN;-
The very pleasant and delightfully."- situated house. No
ives, 1vtnfy street, three stories aad basement
with unusual couver'crcos Ia cgpta order. Just
rrpantet. Eont untu lat Nay, Longer
Arriy 10 n. H. FLAMING, Nsw street.