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An BXplana ton,


We publish with pleasure the following statement made
to Mr j. g. Thrasher by Senior ortega of the broth
ers of that name referred to in recent letter from
Havana correspondent:
NEw0nLEASs, October IL. 1852.
To The Editors Of The Daily Cfcscent-Gentlemen The
circumstance of your Havana correspondent having stated
that brothers of the of 0rega had to this
city from Cuba for the purpose of acting spies for the
Spanish Government induces me to solicit small space
in your columns.
have been fGr time acquainted with the elder Of
these brothers and the remarks your correspond
ent having place him iu peculiar position here he
suited TO the he should pursue. advised
him to let the matter die out
The excited state Of public feeling here present hay
ing subjected him several unpleasant encounters he
has again applied to TO state publicly what is within
my knowledge that he may be freed from odious im
putation.
is personely we'll known to me that during the pre-
seuce Geuerl Lopez in the Island Of Cuba in 1850 this
same Don jose Maria de ortcga risked his life in at
tempt to open communication between the General and
his friends in Havana.
Mr. De ortega has explained to me the of his
attaining his liberation from his late Imprisonment III
Cuba and if it be he states it, think he is jusable
in declining make it public it would endanger the
safety Of parties on the Island,
Allow me to add that do not think Don Jose Maria dt
orsega merits the stigma placed upon him or his brother
have no Knowledge. Respectfully, your ob't sers't,
j. S. THRAsHER
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To HousEKEEPERs-By advertisement in another
column 1t will be that Messrs. Grundy 81 Waterman,
270 Grod street. offer inducements TO housekeepers in the
way of renoyating Carpets Rugs and other household
fxins. Orders left at the Auction Mart, No. 81 Canal
street. will be promptly attended to.
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Cop WEArHER-Tle weather was SO cold III some parts
of Minnesota days ago. that ice was formed 10 con-
siderable thickness.
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Memo srAMpEpE-Thirty slaves recently made
their escape across the river into Ohio from Mason and
Bracken counties Ky Only three OF them had been cap
tured at last accounts and was supposed that the rest
had made good their escape.
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aag- RALLY! RALLY!! RALLY ia grand
SCOTT AND MASS MEETING will be held in Grena'
parl Of Jefferson on SATURDAY EVENING, October ls.
The Scott Newoean Jefferson City and carroltou
invited o attend.
The meeting by j. P. BENJAMIN, RANDEL
HUNT j. W. PRICE, CHARLES D. DREt1N and others.
CHRISTIAN ROSELIuS will address the meeting in German
TWO have and from ena
the will leave the Of Canal street. and the
other the Stock Landing Wharf, Jefferson City, at o'clock
Convenient will prepared the Ladies' who respectfully
solicited 10 attend. j. MOSSlER,
octl3 Secretary Sretna Scott Chb.
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We under obligations to the officers OF the mail
steamer Florida for Mobile papers and to the clerks of
the California for river favors.
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TROOPS oREGoN.-The mail steamer Columbia, Capt.
Dali arrived at San Francisco the 18th ult, from
Benca, having board three hundred belonging to
the u s. Second Infantry under the command of Colonel
Bonneville She left the 18th for Oregon for which
place the troops destined.
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DEpIcArtoN-The cathedral ut Louisville was TO De deu
Gated on the Sd inst Generals Scott Wool and Lawso
were expected to be present at the ceremonies.
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srRAKoscH AGAIS-Strakosch the brilliant pianist has
drawn the capital prize Of SO in the lottery at Bal
timore. ~ -
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Fat Goods.
GIQUEL s. J MISON
NO. IS CHARITIES STREET,
Have the their that
Monday, September 49, they viii be ready offer sale
splendid assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
just from by ha Sea- Eagle aud Lamus Dyer viz
RICH PRINTED CALICoES
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES;
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH DE LAME, SMALL FIGURES
PLAID vALENTIAS AND CASlIMERES;
PLAID TARTASS;
PRINTED CASHMEREs AND PLAIN De LAME;
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WoRSTED DAaIASKS FOR CURTAINS;
GRENADINES FoULARDs AND CHAI.LY;
RICH DAMASK AND POAIPAD0UR SILKS
PLAIN AND CIIANGEAELE SILKS
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS;
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS;
COLoRED MERINoES AND BLACK BoMBAZISEi
EA1B,D AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDiFs.i
PARASoLS-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK sHAWIS;
FANCY AND BLACK CAsSIMERES;
COLoHED SILK CRAFATs;
VALENCrENNES EDGING AND INSERTING
FANCY WOODEN SOCKS AND HOSE;
BED AND NEGRO BLANKETS;
MADAPOLAM AND FURNITURE CuISTZ
BLACK BoMBAZET, BoMBAZtNE AND AiPACAS;
LIMO AND LINEN CAMBRICS;
MERlNo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
-,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
DOM ESTIC GOODS,
Suitable for Family an Plantation use
sepll 2pH GGouEL & JAMESON, Is chatrea street
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FATAL Academia military encampmcnt at Syracuse
suddenly broken up on the 4th inst IN con
sequence of two fatal accidents Col Yandenburgh
thrown from his horse and killed. and private nance
Adam Gilcher was shot dead while frolic
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Mg~ The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt Stone will leave for PRINCETON THIS DAY
FRIDAY thereafter. Shippers may rely on the H. L. con-
tinung the during the season.
au20 aptf sTRoTHER BROS, Agents, IS Poydras srees
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$50 sJrnue SHnppEs.

sS Just received per Crescent City ranging from
80 EACH TO $40,
bought at GREAT SACRIFICE York will all be sold
very small advance. The assortment comprises
PLAIN Embroidered AND COLORED SIIAWLS
OF THE LATEST PATTERNS.
c L c q nC....
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THE GnEHr METHODIST CAsg.-The NewYork Herald
peeahes statement of the profits of the Methodist eook
establishment i thai city fer ihe last sessn years Tbs
hnl9phi Il 7res seasgge
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COMMISSION CARPET DRy Goops WAREHousE-We
would call attention to the advertisement of Mesrs Todd
& Co. who have established splendid warehouse at 100
Canal street. They open tomorrow one of the most
splendid assortments of carpetng English and American
exhibited in this city They sell at wholesale and
retail and judging from the auspices under which they
their enterprise predict that they will
with the success they deserve.
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Esay and Boarding !schooE

FUR 1UUNG LAUlEN.
MRS. DIMITRY ANDABLE ASSISTANTS
~ The above School has opened its TENTH ANNUAL SESSION
and is ready to receive Pupils.
pad well the
eeual development and physical veal of the Pupil.
a. For apply person, by letter. The Institute TIVoLi
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELORD AND NAYADES SITS. ocll 7m?p
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JUST OPENED
BLACK VELVET RlBB0NS--ALL WIDTHS;
COLORED
SATIN RIBBOSS
PEARL EMBROIDERED GlAIP--ALL CoLoRS;
PEARL LACE GIMP
With other late styles of TRIMMINGS at
q IS. so Canal street,
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FexbIic Wight !Sch0oi,
-Paess r.. TFse6s2-G,
TRANSLATOR.

l3 EXCHANGE ALLEY, SITS
KY mr. TEARD offers hs services the public,
that he will translate English Spanish LETTERS
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, CONTRACTS, ACTS OF N0rARIEs
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES AMI
OTHERS LEASES, MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER PUR
MEETINGS, all kinds writings con
pose Articles Advertisements for Newspapers lers Circulars
will his evenings Books
\ /,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 1852

scorr RANGERS, RALLY! RALLY I! RALLY The
Rangers will assemble at their hail. the Pearl St.
Charles street, every Thursday night. at1
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Planters

DESTROYS Of filling their Goods bill AT ONE HOUSE
recommended to examine
SIMPSONS, so CANAL STREET,
his stock embraces all kind. Of nbr from osNABURGs to the
MOST MAGNIFICENT DRESS GOODS sells any guam
ity desired at prices guaranteed average
TWENTY PER CENT LOWER
those any other NewOcans, city acceptance
Octa Ii SIMPS y, so Canal piroe.
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70 At regular meeting of the UNITED
BOARD OF FIREMEN of officers the following were
elected o for year:
A BELLANGER.. PRESIDENT
GEORGE w. HuBBELL,.. Vice President
JOHN J.. VIVEN... Secretary
JAMES H. WINGFIELp. Treasurer.
JOHN L. WHEN, Secretary
HILL of Louisiana Hose Company, 1852. oc3
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Thanks to the clerk of the steamship Mexico for Texas
papers.
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Married:
Diad

On Monday evening, October H. in the village Of ena by
Rev. Lee, Mr.. ROBERT YOUNG and Miss Ann WAUGH
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sfa,iS

AUX ELECTEURs DE LIZ PARolsSE DoRLEANs CoNCEENANT
LADoPrloN OF LIE RE1ET De La NouyElLE
CONSTITUTION,
~. En- ycru de In PROCLAMATION anc6s par Excruca
Joseph Walker, Gourrrner ltat de Ia Louisiana, les
qualities de Ia paroiEsr dOrcans par present qu
reecoa lut IAED jour Sovcmbo proclaim,
1885,! pour Eecurs pour sdpn Uu il
scrtin distinct pour les iefr iron h
du bon peupl de Eat av laopon de
la Constitution de 1852 chaql Gleetcu primer opinion
ipo1In dams lie dit scrun distinct bulletin IA
CONS rTTUTIoN ACCEPTGEr "LA CONSTITUTION REJE.
TEE, oil quellres exprimant lfnenton de I6erteur
Bureau Sheriff paroi.se d'OGans, dOrtobre
Bill chaque Foil IN osi9me srrutin
des CONTRIBUTIONS POUR MONUMENT WASHINGTON.
octe ?pte JAMES r. FRERFT Sbfif
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lsss- To PERSONS RUPTURED. The many per
Dr. Sherman deserving Of
than passing particulars his advertisement on nea
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SilEs-Siyks.

3! FER STEsIStIlr CRESCENT CITY.
SUPERIOR TARE SATiN-An colors.
rGRoS DE AFR1QuE-New styles.
RICH BRoCADE SILKS ".7"
BLACK eros DE RHINE.
BLACK WATERED SILKS
FLORENCE-Al colcra, at
ostil If SIMPSONS, 30 Canal street.
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zsB" STATE Observation-Disclosures Crescent
Please announce that BRANT Esq who has been fol
years efficient Clerk the Treasury Will b'
supported for the office of STATE TREASURER by
o1t,, Ia MANY FRIENDS.
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To the Ladies.

SIMPSON, so CANAL STREET,
ls- Has Just opened
FRESH KID GLovES--Whts Black and Cocred.
EMBROIDERED SklRTS-Bsautirul Styles.
Al. 81
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III lot just opened all of late styles from 10 cents
s5 guaranteed to be FIFTY PER CENT CHEAPER than the
be had at my other lousee. c. NJ. SlMPsoN,
.,,o 80
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Li,se. Cambria Ha,tdkercLsiefs
En,h,.o;de,,ed HauKkerc7,iefs.


III Ranging Dollar dozen comprising all styles 70
Ladies', Gentlemen Children, ut
,,,e If SIMPSON IS so Canal street.
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TO sg,e RyoleEes.s OF eily epbtt gsssioaas

TREAsURER'S OFFICE
IT o ORLEaSG, Aug. 49, 1859
t hereby gircl the holtsr of the obligations
city, municipalities ,l Of the hate city
yett, that the TREASURY prepared all maued obiga
that will he allowed nagred obligations
and after the 25th instant. .
mil Nj, II, 1Fenpu
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VELVET TAPESTRY BRUSSELS VENETIAN AND DANAsF
STAIR CARPETS;
| MOSAIC VELVET IMPERIAL AND TUFTEn RUGS;
| LINEN PRINTED WOOL AND OIL STAIR CLOTHS;
| FLOOR OIL CLorHS-Al widths;
BRASS STAIR RoDS-Asaored sizes;
| PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, etc,
octl3 8t2p l2O CANAL STREET below Royal
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Domesfics at Boston Prices.
.VesU Trimmings.

s All descriptions from 1874 guaranteed 10 be cheaper by
piece than any other house in Newoeans
o,.otf SIMPSON, Canal street
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a;oats Efabtng l1urt Uusnap.
See Table on Third Faye
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CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Oct 12-11'45. n NJ.
The elections to-day in this city have been attended
unusual excitement 1t is impossible to get the returns
tonight and nothing definite be known before to-
morrow
1t is ascertaned that there have been 400 persons nat
uralzed in this Iamilton) county during the past six
weeks and the facts known to exist in Indiana
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Commission Carpet sy'afehoasc
TODD s. CO.,

TODD s. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS
CARPETS, DOMESTIC GOODS, Ere.
L. Matthew's ESP G. Cuzn' Ea9 Cashier
Traders Bank; Messrs, j. Birlflde Cos Me
CO.. To A. Adams Esl President Crescent
Insurance Company; Matthew'S Finley d Coz Ianers
l received CONSIGNMENT nnd will open oil Thurs
day Canal street, Toaro Buildings large and mag
stock OF ENGLISH AMERICAN CARPETS, selected will
great care from this FALL IMPORTATION and MANUFACTURE
which purchased CASH and WILDE sold great bargains
Wholesale and retail viz:
so pieces John Grossly Sons best b yELvETs;
- tx -
20
90 extra super T. PESTRfi
SO Pardoe Hoomans PArloe beet Bx VELVET
50 extra super TAPESTRY;
40 Bigelow bsstBR BRUSSELS
| SO extra 3ply LOWELL MANUFACTURE;
80 MlTCHEIS
rs TIoMPsoNVILLE
| 100 super INGRAM;
| 95 TAPESTRY INGRAM,
| 25
VELVET. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS VENETIAN AND DAMAsK
| STAIR CARPETS;
MOSAIC VELVET IMPERIAL AND TuFTEn RUGS;
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SlSdSFtNTtT ayKWEttItEVS.
JUST RECEIVED
EMBROIDERED FRONT MANTILLAS
CHAMELEON MANTILLAS-L.ACE TRIMMED;
TURC SATIN MANTILLAS-lNLAlD FRINGE;
MANTILLAS TRIMMED WITH SoNTAG VELVET;
WATERED SILK MANTII.LAS
PLAIN BLACK SILK MANTlLLAS
PRINCESS TRIMMED MANTILLAS;
MISSES WATERED Sill. aIANTELLAsi
COBURG CLOAKS-VERY CHEAP.
To- All just received steamship Crescent C and GUARANTEED
be Of the latest styles and ut press eheaness
SlMPS ON IS, so Canal street.
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HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
SDyeuditg ,Vana,giisas,

Comprising BLANKETS, CoUNTERPANES, CURTAIN GOODS,
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS, ToWELlNGS, CRASH, ETC.
etc, all as cheap the ecnomici desire, at
Ii Canal street,
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D0ibeay's EE's'itimg GssR Book
RfGaaaS1A .KCMHpnra3k. II

1T No. 90 Canal ftreet. Established in lS3!.l 1-e
Is from T.. ffonh IT.
establishment sought by merchants, that aksd
although from annually, know,
now in good business. Private Glasses for I.lliel.
DOLBEAR'S SCIENCE OF PENMAHSTP for sale.
ocll 3t2p RUFUS DOLBEAR, Canal street
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GRAND RALLY.-The Scott Rangers, and our
citizens generally, will hold themselves in readi-
ness to attend the rally at Gretna, on next Sat
urday evening",
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fICKsBURG, October II.
The following steamers have passed here to-day, bound
for Neworeans: The Columbus, at 1890 p M; the
Glendy Burke, at 6 NJ; the Frank Lyon, at 645P
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We understand the great element of states
manship to be intelligence. and intelligence we
understand to be q compound of prudence and
deliberate Judgment, joined to a high degree of
what is necessarily involved in both, in terms
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Further by the America.


LIVERPOOL MARKETs-The sales of cotton at Liverpool
during the three days preceding the departure of the
America 5000 balesthe demand being active for
the trade and speculation On Saturday the market
closed firm at the advance of I'D, and prices had up
ward tendency Some of the brokers gave the following
quotations Fair Orleans 61s Midding Orleans, 55s;
Fair Mobile 61s Middling Mobile 59 Fair Uplands, 6c
and Middlipg Uplands, So to SD per Id.
The Collins steamer Arctic arrived ct Liverpool from
Network, on Wednesday, the Goth Of September
70 TSaari,u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27
WEAyER'S HOTEL

We neglected TO notice until now, that
this well known Hotel has been complete
ly renewed inside and out. Those who
have looked for nearly half century, on
the ole red frame, now find handsome
white building. In the interior they will
find new floors, new doors, and rooms and
chambers newly papered. The table, and
interior arrangements, needed no improve
ments, as Mr.. Weaver has, in this respect
no superior in northern Pennsylvania
His stabling has also been repaired and en-.
larged. In fact our hotel keepers have all
been doing well the past season, with &
fair prospect OF doing much better the
next. 1-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27
EDITORS TABLE.


GLEAsox's PIcTonrAL just issued contains
number of Illustrations of the death and burial Of
Daniel Webster The cngrayings are admirably
got up, and the letter press is of the very best
character.
NIGuT ScHooL.--We refer our readers TO the
advertisement of Mr.. Atwell who has opened
night School at this place and Northumberland.
Opportunity is thus afforded for many TO improve
themselves, who could not attend a school du-
ring the day.
FREEDLEY's PRAcrrcAL TnEATIsE on BusI-
SEss.-We have been sent copy of this work
hy the publishers and not having had time to cx-
anime it ourselves we quote from the Bulletin,
VIII ich snys that Cuisines in its ordinary sense
as applied to all the operations of trade COM
meree, and finance is as much an art as any OF
those over which MUSES. presided; but there arc
few that study it with this view, and consequent
ly more than half who engage in it fail in one
way or another Mr.. Freedlcy in tbs treatise
undertakes to illustrate the philosophy of business
with the view of arriving at the proper method oI
SHSdSiiiS III ~ luS IL oi de % NTt Ub'
irable acOyA ia ereyy respect, and if businessmen
were to take it up as a guidet would enable
them 10 avoid many difficulties, and avail them.
selves of many advantages in the business world
IL 6cserres a rery crtenSiro calculation. Fol
sale by Fring & Grant Sunbury.
WATCHES JEwELRr &,.-We call the attcn.
ton of our re aders to the adve rsement of James
d. Fiddler No. IL South End street Philadelphia
who Keeps an excellont assortment of Watches
Jewelry, Silver Spoons, &c.-Visitors will find
him oblging and attentive and his goods at iaii
prices ...
LADIES Doors AND SnoEs.-Many of our la
/ dies, will no doubt be pleased to see, by our al
vertising columns, that Mr.. G. Miller, has agair
located himself in this place. Ladies who have
heretofore paroniscd Mr.. Miller, need not be tolt
| that better, or more fashionable WORK, cannot b,
/ had any where.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27
IAIPROyEM ENTS.

The different rail roads now in progress,
and in contemplation, radiating from this
place, has already given an impetus to i'm
provements, and enhanced the value of
property. There is already considerable
demand for houses, and yet there are but
few for rent. Twenty or thirty new build
lngs, that we know OF, are already pro-
jected, and we presume many others will
be erected during the summer. Town lots
have risen in value, in some particular ca
ses, nearly one hundred per cent, and our
greatest fear is, that owners of property
may blndly hold on, and refuse to sell at
fair prices, and thus prevent improvement.
that would, in the end, more than make
up for the difference, in the increased val.
ue of real estate, generally. This should
be guarded against, and we trust that nc
one, who possesses property, will refuse ,c
sell at fair or full price, unless he himsel
intends to improve it, or is in want of il
for his own purposes. The Scott farm a
the upper end of the borough, containing
l4O acres, was sold few days since 70
twelve thousand dollars. This may b.
considered high price, but the land is ex
cellent and the location most desirable.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27
MOVEMENTS AGAINST CUBA.

The New York Times says there is no
longer any donbt iha, ia very extensive DIS
affection exists among the Creole inhabitants
Of Cuba. If next spring force OF live lhou-
sand American volunteers can be landed
with artillery and supplies, the Spanish troops
and foreign auxiliaries will be found The sole
supporters of Spanish interests. The Span
iards will arm as many Of The slaves and free
negroes as they can find arms for--and il is
stated that large supplies Of refuse tower
muskets hat is, surplus British muske,s J
have been sent out 10 provide for so featful
contingency. While this administration
remains in power, the immense supply Of
| United States muskets sold 10 GEORGE LAW
are pretty safe in the store-houses Of the
government, but under its successors it i,
supposed that Mr.. LAW will fnd the means
Of Withdrawing them, ard placing them a
the disposal Of the libcra'ing army. This i
a reason for believing that 10 invasion vii
be attempted before March or April next"
We do no; believe that the PIERCE admin
istra,ion will be more disposed TO any unlaw
ful movement against Cuba, than Mn. FILL
NOR has been. But while the Times thu
'egge on" an invasion, it points out its dan
gers, when telling the county that the Span
sh minister here does the diplomacy o
Spain for the Island Of Cuba. Senior CAL
DERoN DE LA BARcA is an exceedingly ablt
man. He is cautions aud moderate. Hi
! vigilance is the most efTecual obstacle 10 tht
success Of the Filibuster expeditions whicl
are constantly in agitation against that colo
ny of his royal mistress. He has in operalio,
well drilled and well supported corps Of spie
and iniormers, who furnish him information
of all movements threatening The Quiet q
Spanish rule in Cuba, much more reliabl
than can be obtained b. our Government
which does not employ snch means, and
has reason TO think that Senior De Ia Bare
has within a month laid before the Secrelar
of State, statements going 10 show that a
extensive and formidable plan has been ai
within tie United States, for decent uro
Cuba during the coming winlcr. or enily j
the spring, and has invoked its interference
10 suppress the undertaking and TO punis
its authors,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-27

r 90 MoUNT EAGLE AND AUBURN RAIL
RoAD.-The Miners Journal says the con-
tractors on this road are advertising for
hands TO commence the grading immedi-
ately, and that the work will progress rap
idly 10 completion. Auburn is point on
the Reading and Pottsville Railroad be-
tween Schuylkil Haven and Port Clinton,
fand the road is 10 run from thence TO Mount
Eagle, which will form complete connec-
tion with the Dauphin and Susquehanna
Coal Company's Road, and thus with The
Pennsylvania Railroad at point about six
miles above Harrisburg.