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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

EaiGRAT,ol-Taere Is now a perfect
flood Of Emigration into Wisconsin -
Large numbers Of Germans, Hollauders
and Norwegiaus are daily landing at Nil
yankee. Shobayean aud this port, mostly
destined for tie River and western coun-
ties The Harrison and Rossiter each
landed largo numbers here each trip. who
came BY Chicago: and the Morton and
Michigan from Buffalo, swell the number,
and get Their IS room for thousands more
Grerf ~ 50. -ator
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

We take pleasure n announcing to our
readers that the cele rated Baker family
six in numberl are expected soon to visit
this place probably about the l4th) when
they viii give a concert of Vocal Music.
Those of our readers who have heard the
Bakers viii be sure to attend. Those
who have not viii d. well to hear them
when the opportunity is presented.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

George williamson,
; II Attachmsut.
Albert ". Paris
Iowa County. Town oG Mineral Point-In JUSTICES Court
To Albert W. Paris:
You are hereby notified that q writ
Of attachment has been issued against you and your
pr perry aachCa t0 satisfy demand uf George vii
knson amounting 70 seven dollars rrv-ave cents
NOW unless You snail appear be samuel Thomas Eeq
Justice 81 The Peace il and said County, at his Oh
zee m said Town, on ne III day OF jay, 1851 at ococR
IN The afternoon, judgement viii be rendered against
you and your property sold to satisfy sad aud COSTS
pa'ed His g.h d5g Of June. 1859.
332w GEORGE WILKINSON. pfsf-tT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

Anotherscieutifc wonder! Important to
dyspeptics.-Dr J S. Houghton's Pepsin.
Tie True Digestiye Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from R-nuet, or the Fourth stom-
ach Of the Ok, after directions of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S
Houghton, NJ. D., Philadelphia. This j.
truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Con
stiiution, and Debility. curing after natures
own method, by natures own agent, the Gas
trio Juice. PamhIets, containing scientific
evidence of it value. furnished by agents gra-
tbs. See notice among the medical adyer-
tisements. vol 4 80 Iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

The ARCTIC SHPs Mr.. Grinners
ship Advance has just left the Sectional
Dock where she has been put in the most
perfect trim and is now fully ready for
sea Mr.. Grinnell is ready at once to fit
out another expedition to search for Sir
JOAN Franklin provided the Government
will give him officers and men; and of
these there are hundreds ready to volun-
teer if they can get leave of absence -
Mr. George Peabody, Of London. the
well known American banker, has author
lied Nr i;rinnelI to draw upon him for
$40 600, if necessary to start such an ex-
Pedition.-N Y Tfi5uue
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10
Another South Ameiean War.

The Government Of New Granada has
declared war against Chill Peru, aud all
other nations aud people who are suspec-
ted Of being friendly towards the Flores
expedition, and enemies Of Ecuador
This seems to be Ia consequence OF a trea-
g Of alliance established between New
Granada and Ecuador, in December,
1892, whereby the one power is at all
times bound TO render aid to the other
both, military and pecuniary, in case of
foreign invasion.
The Panama Star, however. treats the
matter rather disrespectfully. That pa
per says:
For our part we hate war at all times,
even among rich nations aud we would
presume that the \ ew Granadian Govern
ment has al present plenty of outlet for
what funds she can levy IA the way of
taxes, without endeavoring to throw away
two million dollars more on such a wild
goose chase as that Of waging war against
Chill or Peru As far as we can learn,
the Government does not own a SOLITARY
war-vessel, and but very few vessels of
any class, except canoes, and how she in
tends to transport her troops is more than
we can tell
As to the creating of more taxes, we
are opposed to it, and we think it we'll
create trouble and lead this Government
into greater difficulty than it may now
expect.
If money was wanted to assist or defend
this country, it might be raised but to
pick up quarrels with other nations who
are in 40 way interfering with the Gov
ernmeut of New Granada. we believe ev-
cry foreigner would leave the country be-
fore subscribiuga cent Should an attack
be made on this country, which is not at
ali probable, the Government will find
itself soon enough embroi.ed ia war with
out going abroad to look for it
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10
AcgACa7aHNc NOTr~r.

Iowa County Of Nices4i POlt-In justices Coprt
to Albert w. Paris:
You ere hereby no.ifc that 8
writ Of Attachment hiss been issued Against Won and
our property attached 20 safety the demtnd r r. d.
PLCTd amounting 10 sxtesn dollars and three cents
Now, unless You shaH appear before PuiiIp " Tanugs
Justice Of II Peace ia snd Tor ssid County, st his
20 said Town on ihs 26h day of June, D.. ia al Zen
CLOCK IN the forenoon IF said day, Judgment viii 70
endsred again you and yoW property sold to paw me
isot Dated this 1th ~ Of June, A. d. Is-2
IS -" r. -. PCLFBRD.
Plaintiff.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES IN LOUISIANA
"A law has been passed by the Louis
lana Legislature, to take effect in six
months from its passage, which prohibits
the emancipation Of slaves in that State
except upon the express condition that
they shall be sent out of the United States
within twelve months and requiring the
payment Of $3.50 20 be deposited in the
treasury for each slave, to be applied in
payment Of passage to Africa, aud sup
port after arrival
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10
An Offer.

From this time to the close of tie ap-
preaching Political Campaign. The Wis
consin Tribune viii be sent to all new sub
scribers for ffty cents each The impor
lance of the election in November next
is such that every man in the eommuni-
ty should keep posted up in political mat
tiers and we trust our friends will exert
themselves to obtain subscribers for the
Tribune on the above low terms-Always
In advance
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10
PHesEAEE NmE.ru.

Fsv3EE undersigned hav0z apEliyd TO the Hon James
y D. Know ton. County Judge, and ~ Of7cio Judge
az PTlbste and The county II I7Fayette and state
Of " isconsi1 20 be- appointed administrator of the es
tate OF George olnsted Of Caas q !Hts said Courtv
Therefore, notice Is hereby at concerned that
said Epp cation viii ne considered by the Judge afre.
Na5 AZ his ONCE 81 >hul-burg. ON the second SATURDAY.
If joy :. g e. h;ch line and place an refs0us
having Uh clions nay appear and present the same
May Ist. 1852. gwTzi
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10
LIST OF ANIMALS IN EBoTg wENAGEREEs
Van Amburgh's Trained Animals.
Mons. Crawford's drained Animals.

T4E LEAD MARKET We have collec-
ted below reports Of the state of the Lead
Marketi in some Of the principal eastern
cities and St Louis In Boston, the
shipping list of the Doth ult says
We notice sales Of 1000 pigs solid Gal
ena at 81 81 per 100 lbs, and none now
to be had under So Lead Pipe and
Sheet have been in steady demand at 5 4c
per Id, cash
Imports from January l to May %
1852. 1851
Pigs, 20,009 1851
In New York the Express Of the 27th.
says
Piglead is firm, and prices have slightly
improved--the sales are 276 tons Span
ish. for export to China at % 90 a 50 96.
in bond. at which it is still in request. aud
40 do. to arrive at ga 624. cash
In Philadelphia, the Enquirer of the
9th says:
Lead is held firmly. Sales Of go pigs
Virginia, at $40 cash
In Cincinnati, the Gazette Of the 27th,
SAYS:
Lead is quiet and uncanged Wequote
Pig Acc. and Bar SC per 10.
In St. Louis, May 29th, the Rebulican
says
Sale Of 1859 pigs Galena lead on terms
not made public; SEQ do do. at $3.50,
and $50 do. DO at S445.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

ITThe attention Of our readers Is invited to
the advertisement Of Williams. Bounell & Co
Milwaukee. They have large stock, and otflr
great bargains to customers
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

DECISION OF THE WHEELING BRIDGE
CAsE,-First-That no change viii be al
lowed on the decree of the Court unless
it Will provide safe and convenient pas
sage at all times for boats having chimneys
eighty feet from the water Second
The Court will not sanction either plan
proposed, but if defendants can make a
draw not less than two hundred feet vide.
western side Of the bridge. and make the
channel, equally safe and convenient as
the eastern channel was before the cree
ton Of the suspension bridge and remove
all other obstructions from it. they may
try the experiment at their own risk AID
responsibility Third-Decree hereto
fore rendered shall be recorded. and I'M
less the obstruction be removed or rene
died on or before the lst Of February
next, the bridge shall be abated Defen-
dants ordered to pay costs-about fifteen
thousand dollars. fancy aud Dayids de-
Tending
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

The trial Of James Counaughty and
Patrick Mcdonald for the murder Of Johu
Cullen, resulted in the conviction of boti
of them of murder in the first degree. -
The evidence was very clear, aui tlc death
penalty will be inflicted
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

EASTERN MoNET MAEkEr.-The Y
Y Tribune of the 18th ult says. that the
supply of money continued to be abun
dant and loans were freely made at to
5 per cent. Loans have been made for 90
days at 4 percent. The offerings at Bank
are quite small One Wall st Bank had
only ten thousand dollars at the last offer
ing-day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

y Office IS hereby given thet the undersigned have
catered into 20 partnership the Mercantile bu-
the mare yls and hrn Of Lloyd Wheeler
fhe are now doing business the old stand Of Beech
On high street. where they invite persons to call and
aniHe heir stock aud prices.
HARRISON LLOYD.
SAMUEL. WHEELER.
Mineral Point yune Is 1852 35tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

RELIGIOUS Rev. VI y Fox, Of New
York, will preach at the brick School
House in this village, on Sunday next.
morning and evening
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10


The public cautioned against another counterfeit,
which has lately made its appearance, called W B. Far
rels Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous Of all the
countersiis, because ais having the or FaTreIna
ny will bug il in good faith, without m knowledge that
counterfeit exists and shey vii peLapa only discover
their when Inc spurious has wrought It's
evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured Only by H. c. Far
rel, sole inventor and prop etoraad wholesale druggist
No. IT, Main street. Peoria, Illinois, whom all sppltca
lions for Agencies be addressed Be sure YOU get
it with the letters Il. 6. before the Farrell thu>-H G
FARRELLs-and his signature on the Wrapper ali 9th.
ers are countereits. Sold by
WHITNEY SuETEE, Mineral Point, Hoskins
Thomas < Co.. Dodgevillc, Z. Ret Oh, Linden, Hook 4
Robinson, Franklin, Benner, WiHgyiIe, 4. NordyEe,
Musooda, Ripley, Downs & Co., Richmond E. NcIn-
tyre, RIchand city an By regularly authorized Agents
throughout u United States.
NJ Prce IS aud SO cents, and ~ per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village aud hamlet
il tha niel States, in which not yet established
Address p. Farrell above, accom- aaiad with good
references a. to character responsibility, &C n3u-4v
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

Mr. Halstead. Of New York. was then
called upon and made few pertinent re
marks touching the feasibility of the pro-
posed Railroad. &c. who concluded by
saying that when the Road is once star
ted it is bound to 20 thought ~
On motion. the proceedings Of the Meet
ing were directed toabe published in the
Wisconsin Tribune, signed by the Chair
man and Secretary.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet on Saturday, tie 10th inst, at , O.
clock, ? m.
FARLEY EATON, Chm
G. d. WILDER, Secretary.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10
IL u. ARffLL
CEEEBR ATEDAEs2EsEAN LINIWENT.

The beautiful and fertile region skrting the desert Of
Arabia, abouads wth piarts and odorous woods,
whence procured those aromstc gums and bans Of
which Ii InIneSt is conn posed and b. whose timus
ting unct Gus and lnerans properties Il is when
pl ed didused through the whole SYSTEM slsy
ing the most intense pain in few minutes Try IT, when
you viii be convinced that preparation possessed in
high degree, its perfect anOdyne qualities. Its action
is prompt and effective II penerates the flesh 10 the
bonereaxes contracted oordsrestorng limbs par
Used oI years, and where the flesh wasted away
ing moth ing but skin and bone. healthy action
causing flesh to and nl the sh-iyeed psrts
restores the fluid JOINT wafer, and this is the
by it has been successful diseases Of The
joints. Ia affections If the Spine Liver and kidneys,tbis
great stands before any other produced. For
cake enhancement of the spleen il is specific
For any internal inflammation you Viii ind il gives gre!
relief It has equal in the world for Rheumatism
also, cramps swelling nun bness weak joints spine aud
chest palms, wounds, chlbains burns throat bites
of insects ard reptiles salt rheum, warts corns, mango
and indeed nearly every disease which requires exter
nsI application and msny Others, generally benefited
by it. il is used externally with great success in goitre
swelled neck scrofula Kings Ey Liver Compnt,
diseases sc. For horses cattle it is as efec
tual Idis, Win cure any case of Sweeny
in existence also SPAWN spIini, ngbone, big head,
hstuia frey, poev wiIdgais, Strains, bruises &C.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10
Respectfully, yours,
Chanahon, VIII county, III Jan. 10, 1852.
cg-See adv. il tbe pager. 4v3l

CONSUMPTION THE Gs-SY4PICM.-yvhen Con-
sumption commences its works upon the lungs IN its u
aai FORM The drst symptom is cough. A. he disease
.H7ances ne co~gh becomes much more frequent, and
ailend=t Sita she eXPeCtJratiOH of matter which -
netna-s c5'ored bat AT others assumes yeIlos4iz Il or
Sree"isa hue ard s often be mixed with streaks Of
loUd After the cough has Continued fo time The ia
ieHt wiz Periece flcul5y in accom-
panied, perhaps vii paia chest and frequently
in one o. cetb sides The patent all he subject 10
'etic t-veT and alternate Pushes Of hc queny cold
bills. s7d oet-n wash Copious night sweals
Those threatened With CONSUMPTION should hear In
and that @lzTEs BAEsA1.F WILD CurRRYis the rem
y, thlt hiss performed cures Of Consulrtion that were
bought alalo 1.sa ulous-cur,s which nave a-tolsH-
d abe medical world and brought the bloom Of health
laeuy paid check, aud Joy and gladlcss 10 many
spanning bosom.
1s7 RI Cr.ia- .no1t In 01o.bur column. -enes
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10
POSITIVELY An IMPORTANT

BE undersigned just u~s7 enceavorinz to arrange
with AM C 'rct rom thDse indebted him, SO as
q be able AID purchase his FAN stock ont n
wi4 be Impossible for him % DO his frieads
f-7SR UP. before The dfter nth OF Julr 80 ne
slso hopes ths is uutcs will be SUFFICIENT ard that he
vii not have q aduP! any other course 10 get Tie money
due hlra. JtHS sfIt r.
tHa. 4S52 -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

AUaD@E.-The La Crosse Spirit Of the
Times give account Of the murder Of Sam
uel Richardson by man named Andrew
Grover, about II miles from that place.
There had been previous quarrel between
them about shooting dog. On this oc-
casion, hard words were used, when Gro
Yer seized a knife from the table and
plunged it into the breast of Richardson.
Grover has been arrested.
- Don't forget the Railroad Meeting
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

wanted. Flour, Ba-ter, Egg, earn, oats FItatoes
s-e., in payment for deb.s q ae ttIs nee.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

= q
DR. YIN. Far-e THIS 10 certify that have used
Lniment in cases OF eyacIe in horses and have
never fail, any case Iuse 25 cent bo and about
quart of II five or minutes aaer it IL t.
Ken down, the horse win be relieved from pain would
use little more in very desperate cases. although Inev
failed win the p cent bottle.
Respectfully, yours,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

TEAS--Choice Green and Black, also
low priced Teas, for sale at
A. c. DAVIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

I'd AISONS.-Superior Layer Raisins 0y
45the box or pound at
A. c. DAVIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

LIBRARIES For DISTRICT SCHOOLS.
SB low price Of SD The First 80 vols, 1872 pages
each HefH backs, for s. "a vols. with leather backs
sbs-4- The Whole in this fOIm, SII e..
To- NEE The wants Of small districts, the Library win
be divided
CATALOGUE.
The Solar System. part I. BY Thomas Dick Ii D. The
starry Heavens. hEcient Jer- anl, by Dr. Kitto Mod
ern Jerussem The fife Of Cyrus. Man in his physical,
and moral relations, by w Newman,
Es4 Dawn Of Modem Civilization Lady of MGbaned;
the french Revolution. The Caves % the Earth The
l-1fe Of iEdy Russell: Eminent Medical Men Life Of
Ma ju Eoos Comparison of Structure in Aniuns-ihe
tteEQ sud the Arms NsgjC-preteHded Miracles
mArsabe Naiural PheRu lena The Life of CranmeT;-
choois OF Ancient Philosophy; The and progress
oi Language Inc Iahtar Tribes The trusades Arctic
heglo1slheT situation, appearances, cIHaa and ZOOl-
uEy The Northern " hale FISHERY: Life Of Napoleon
bUnapare The Court Persia tiewed IN connection
win spiritual Usage: Life tf Lrvater Ie's HOurs
me People OF Persia Life Alfred the Great Plants
ana trees of scripture The Senses aud the Mind GeOg
lis Monuments and History Idumsea with a Surveyed
arabla and the Arabans Babylon the Banks Of the
tuphrstes NircT7h and the TigriH Mines ard MniBgi
London IN the MDtern Time; The Telescope and Micro
scope; The bTuids Of Britain 1900 years ago; Evils Of
t"upe~auceth7s book received the premium Of SIH)
Learn NJ to Think do 20 Feel d., & Thri
ountry Boy ia Town; Memoir Mrs Hooker-The Arab
and biz tounIr-Niy Nstiye Village Arts of iife-Roo-
eTt DAWSON the B-ave SpritE ings in the south
81 FTance-fhe People ChIna-Jsne Huds0n-CV
CousIus-lie Of Eshington- finders OF Vegefaiiou-
l.lfs 10 the West-Cari, the Young Emigrsnt-Nstusi
History, 10 vols Is eDgravngs Hugh F'sher or Home
Il CLARK, No. - Spring 81. Milwaukee,
or JUS SMITH, Book Store, Mineral oiBL
or K v p g Gun II, Ae't, Evansville, Rock 90
Mineral ONT, April - t5Ja LH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

ENCOURAGE IoUR OwN.-A town may
be called one great family. The honor
Of each and every member is bound up
in that Of each and every other member
In virtue Of that relationship. every cit
izen owes to every other citizen certain
special duties. One duty is to patr0nize
those at home rather than those abroad
If YOU have money to paw out for mechan-
zeal work, pay it out here In this way
a little money, kept in brisk circulation,
passing from hand to hand. will 90 a large
amount of business, make many purchas-
es pay many debts We then have pos
session of the money and the property
too. If we pay the money out to a for
eign city. we have only the property which
the amount Of money represents A
friend tells how the money market Of
small mining village was once ruined,
which wei illustrates the proprlety of pat
rOnlzlng our own. The village possessed
about fifteen hundred dollars in ready sill
yer, which jIngled about from one anoth-
er, and IN the course of the week would
make quite 4 number rich. Horse-racing
was not uncommon. As long as they bet
on their own horses, things went on well
Money was accounted plenty. But. it I'M
fortunately happened, that a jockey came
up from Missouri with a scrawny nag. but
q fast one. and bantered him against the
field. The Villagers bet all their money
on their own colts, and-I9sL! The win
neT returned with his money to Missouri.
and dollar in cash was rare thing to
see for u number Of weeks The business
Of the town was ruined This catastro-
Pie should prove warning to all 20 keep
the money in motion at home. and beware
OF foreign nags. however scrawny or how
ever sleek This applies to the whole ma
lou. y well Is 70 a sinrla Town or familE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

The most extraordinary diso0rryi the corId IS the
Great -4rabian Remedy tog Han and Beast.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

GORN = IARCH.-Orns Corn Starch, ba-
I ker's Cocoa, and a general assortment OF
groceries for sale low at A c. DAVIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10
afk.st.EIksEs.

ssfx5CEHxsES-
U7F received frora Boston and 81 L uis, large and
- well selected stock Of GROCERIES. which viii h.
sold al #hoe-s.e and retail. cheap for ash.
JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

~ 3ung Montesquion, the insane
Frenchman, concerned in the terrible
tragedy at St Louis has been committing
further violence since his return to France,
and has been lodged IN IN insane asylum
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

GaowrH or DUNKIEK.-The popula-
ton Of Dankirk Is 4OI6: an increase of
nearly fifty per cent in tie last year
Over one hundred dwellings have been
built there since the first week Of March.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

II &0 @J1@geGc8gm r9mG8.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10

"a = Lei. - NJ D sot}fiIS 81 oiiHhuhoei
or JJS. SMITH, Book Store, Mineral ONT
or K v-B G. C4ll r II, AgE, Evansville Rock 20
Mineral ONT, April - i5Ja LtL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-06-10
WILLIAMS. BONNELL& co
" ILIIA Ms, Dun y ELL 3 Gu
Nos. So ana 81 aGSTTN,S BLOCK.
Corner Of East Water and Detroit Street,
MILWAUKEE,, WIS,

Have in Store aud offer for sale The following
styles OF Goods, by the piece, OF
packages Tor Cash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-24
,n.CE ON EN:l

ss.s assriy esssaih s ,h-li Il oe~.,,s,s' s.-..=
IN and 26sh e fDessuskssisss. s. ssssssa ~
!, :. - s sometimes happeas !. 49, -
scheme Of plumber, We eoncellsd gass.lss
appear, with eli the crin,osis Z, Nss,ss 49, %
we nave exsmined, inienox aled . - = 3 e ~
posssole inquiries, and setEine Rss - 49, sll
even led ns 70 suspect, shas ikis s.! h!,Ss;s g g
any hand n this massacre. Wesr. sc.s:.sls -
mat the blow vas dealt On the nm. "a -
moment, after the rssuvn Of 3 i;,sls .;s.s =. -
rom the schooner. and after ahey hsa r,s!.S
.hat there were but 6ve man on Los.d' - q,
o. them unsuspecting. II woald be j:ss s..i. =.
20 conceive that Isimiare could have dsi;.ss..Is
up 70 Us within two days all the ru;lsv c..s;sa
ena z portion Of the stolen arricles. Y hs ~
sen nad ordered the pillage. 1 have sil ~
eflmn.ls :. on board, and expect to ,sks sbs, ~ J.
.ae United States. No Law allows s. y, ~ y
aa.. and condemn them they viii probsbl, = le:. ~
no'ning oy waiting. In order 10 avo;d ., - ~
!ePofls which the affair might give IS. =. ). 'se
,he arrival of,he America an vessel !, ~ g o.
communicate the facts to YOU !, onss :. 2
you may, yon thinA il exiedien, 49,. y snat =
Consul Of the United States of,he e;,cons.s om sns