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Falls. Butas we prefer the good old way Of
common sense and quietness, we will not, at
present, introduce that great reform, but defer
il until after the election to the Presidency Of
"the greatest man in the country" We have
been led into these desultory remarks by read
ing quaint advertisement in the columns of a
contemporary, having the heading Of this arti-
Gle at its head. We have heard of the little
runaway referred TO, and understand that she
was daughter OF an old-fashioned, but very
singular being, named Sincerity, who still lives
though in very feeble health-with few
obscure relatives, in the neighborhood of Rich
mond. Having great faith in the advertising
this article, and as a further incentive to the
restoration ofthe fugitive, out of our own pri-
vate pocket, we will offer a reward OF five I'M
selfish thoughts, found in the mind Of de-
ceased pauper, and two benevolent acts, exca-
rated from rubbish of deeds, performed by an
ancient philanthropist, if she is found and Sc
cured.
A little girl, of fair complexion, and without
dress, (being too simple TO know any better)
has, Tor some time past. been missing from
this city and the most strenuous private eff
forts to find her continue unsuccessful, not
withstanding that the hotels. markets, mer-
chants stores, brokers' shops, insurance Off
ces and banks, have been thoroughly searched.
1t is barely possible that she may have sought
shelter in some meeting house, or sirayed in.
TO the country, [country apers please copy,]
but serious fears are entertained by her chris
tian friends, that the poor little thing has fallen
into a we'll. Editors, and all other chartabIy
disposed persons, will confer favor by ex.
tending this inquiry. Though generally taken
for natural, the lost one will readily answer
to her own name, which is Truth.
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FINED The Washington and New Orleans Tel
egraph Company were on yesterday fined ST. and
costs for suffering of heir wire posts at the cor
of 9th and Broad streets, to remain in diIaui
dated and dangerous condition. Reported by officer
Clement White.
William Henry was fined s. and costs for using
water taken from by drant situated on Mr.. Lows
lot, near the basin, contrary to law. Reported by
officer Warrington.
James Ford fined on Monday 50 and costs
for selling fish at the upper market Sunday morn
ing last, in violation of law. Reported by Captain
Jinkins. A negro named Pompey, hired to R. NJ.
Burton, was also reported by the same officer for a
similar offence. A summons was issued for Mr..
Burton.
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rHRIsTlAN,S FAMILY LkBhAhI
" W RANDOLPH has for sale
NEW MUslo-For sale at


3Hyxy THOMAS Ii GAa- nAalo
AsSak Book and Periodical House, Broad shes1'
The Old Folks at Home, 2Uia ediaoo.-
THIS decidedly the most popular soag q tne asy'
al the words as well tine music, eaaaot isii "
be remembered when once head. Though a gen.
uine 'Plantation Song,' the melody Is u me nio,s
renned an1 touching Character. muse W L
Christy.
Dent be angry, Mother-As sung By sasse1
Adams, of kunkels Opera Troupe.
Katy, Dafiing-As sung by Master Adams. ,.,.
4Krle Polka-As danced by Mas CaEaoa sns - 4.
Darlington, al Mitchelfs Olympic ihsa.ie' Y -,
celebrated Extravaganza entitled Tie iaeaans -
lsle.' -
Call Me Thine Own--From tee Opera : Eeiassz9t
Impromptu Walk ByF ~ MeoraaeA, ana asaes
Gated to Miss Rosa Bayly,'o k;ehnoed, va
molly, do You Love III ia song py Y e3lzs
Shells OF Ocean, or Wandered on ne 80
Shore. VS.
Toe Parting Wish. s&
Bleak House Lyrics Ben Bolt. -
Thoughts,f nome-A daslt, tor two 2estoz ~
- All New Music received iusnratHts3 =X
puOneaaJn. Liberal discount 10 se~c4sS I'm
dealers. ~ s 5'<
~ Music mailed 10 any place Tree g pa
Oidofs Solicited. i. H.. Gt&NS4A
OCT it9t Brad
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Home Testimapy

N I1OHIc 1cStIu0nyS-RGSQ! from
S>Ea one of the oldest Magistrates of this civ
let the sick, the delicate, The declining talk to
those We refer to, and then try this grand resto,a
tive.
Baltimore, Sep, IL, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: feel it duty tn
make known the benefits have derived from DR.
hampton's Tincture. For lenght time | b ave
been subject to great prostration of muscular pow.
er, and great debility Of the nervous system nc
companled with Daptaiion and tlutterng of the
hearI. had such sudden attacks that on one occa
sion could scarcely get home making mention
OF my case to friend, he referred me to Joseuh
Stapieton, Esq an old and highly respectable citi
Zen OF BALTIMORE who had used the Tfncture uncer
similar circumstances. | called on Mr. Sraulcton
and, afier an interview ofsome minutes, was fully
satisfied OF the MEDICAL virtues of the Tincturr
from the evidence Before me, of his own person
who, for some time previous, indicated a failing
state OF health, but now a hearty, hale appear.
ance, with the activity of youth / ipamediatelv
commenced using the Iincture, and before tooi
the contents OF one bottle, my strength was renew
ed and can walk as brisk and am IS active as
was twenty years ago. This Tinctur. is the Grand
restorative Of the digestive organs which. when
destroyed, the whole system is in state If suffer
ing.
do assertit is, in reality, what it is represented
TO be by DR. Hampton, the inventor.
WIN. A. ScHAEFFER
Now in city Ct Washington.
See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia &c.-
Sold ohly by .. a. neutrality-suspicious. gratis.
oc 2 o,A'
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EENR1co COUNTY CoURT.-On yesterday the
Justices OF Henrico county assembled at the court
house, and nxed the amount of the county levy tor
the ensuing year. Present, fourteen Magistra ties :;
absent, two, r. A. Mayo and R Hill
The largest of the appropriations for the year
commencing July lst, 1902, and ending July lst,
1853, were as follows: A. B. Hutcherson, Sheriff.
Sl75; James Elicit, County Clerk, Sl0O; Common.
wealth Attorney, $780, Two thousand dollars
were appropriated for the use of the Overseers of
the Poor
An ordinance was ordered to be enforced requi-
ring that all free groes have certificate in wri
ting from respectable white person, before being
allowed to sell or barrier agricultural products.
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STRAKoscH IN LUcK.-A telegraphic dis
patch states that Maurice Suakosch, the cele-
srated pianist, drew the capital prize of S24,-
$40, 80. in Baltimore, on the Alb instant. He
purchased his ticket in copartnership with
member of the N. York press.
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INFORMATION WANTED.-MIssING.-T
Dispatch considers itself "some" at restoring
lost pocket books, birds, negroes and knck-
knacks generally-and in finding out every.
thing that has been lost in the most out. OF. the.
way and unknown places. In fact, the queer
thought is even pushing itself forward that the
Dispatch may turn wizard one of these DAYS.
AMI astonlsh The good citizens OF our city, by
telling them what they will lose. Forewarned
is being forsarmed, and If we should make up
our m'nds to 60 into necromancing, we have
no doubt the golden "rocks" wonld be iumbling
INTO the capacious pocket of the Dispatch with
Tue iorce and volume Of iilliputian Niagara
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PosTPoNED-Two men named John Kesler and
William Weis, were yesterday brought before JUS
tlce Evans on the charge Of threatening to assault
man whose name We did not ascertain The war.
rant was procured at the instance of Charles Scha
Vasier. The case was adjourned over until to- day.
o"ds to the absence OF necessary witnesses for the
commonwealth. The accused were admitted to
bail in the sum OF $50 each.
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A TTRACTIVE NEW BOOhs.-Nas5
IA a. WOODHoUSE, Eagle Square, have re

A TTRACTIVE NEW B0Ohs.-NAsd
IA d WOODHoUSE, Eagle Square, have re.
ceived-
Scott and Jackson Tae Lives Of Wins6eId Seat.
and Andrew Jackson, by 4 Headiey, author of
Napoleon and his marshaIs," 81. dc, with Dor.
traits-Sl rs
Eagle Pass, or Life on the Border, By Cora Mcnt
gomery-paper Csc, cloth 40c
New England Taie and Miscellanes bv Catna
rins NJ Sedgwick, author OF Hope Leslie, Clarence,
&c-SI 20
Outlines of Moral Science, by Archibald Alexan.
der, D, late professor in the Theological Seminary
at Princeton, N J-75c
Whins and Oddities in prose and verse, ~ Tnos
Hood-paper 25c, cloth Acc
Nature Of Language: Glossoiogy, being treatise
on the Nature Of Language and on the Language OF
Nature. by Charles Araitsir, M D-Sl
New Volume of Buhn's Classical library, being
the tires of Juveal, Persius Su pcia aud Luciiius
literally translated into English prose, with nUies
chronological tables, arguments, &c, by the Rev
Lewis Evans, NJ A, to which Is added the metrical
version OF Juvenal and Persius, BY the late VIM
Clifford, Esq-l 25
Essays on the Progress of Nations, in civilization,
productive industry, wealth and population; Illus
trated by statistics Of mining, manufactures, eOn-
merce, &C. &c, by Ezra eeaman-l 50
Archibald Cameron, or Heart Trials-7jc
Comica Peope: illustrated win sixteen pictures
taken from the embroidered tapestry contributed
by Maria Fusinata, OF Belluno, 10 the great exhDi
ton. Drawn and grouped from designs Ct Grande
vile, Sc :ond editioa-sl
An Elementary Introduction to Mineroiogy, By
the late VIM Phillips, new edition, with extensive
alterations aud additions by II Brooke, t K 5, and
w ID Miller, NJ A, &c, London-4 50
The Doctor. 4 c., by the late Rost Soathey, edited
by his son-in-law, by John Wood War.er d, a
new edition, beautiful London copy-4 80
The Works Of Charles Lamb: very choice
English edition. vols lSms
Together with a number of elegant Library Edi
tions of standard English authors. Get
rHRIsTlAN,S FAMILY Library.
~ J w. RANDOLPH has for sale
Life and Correspondence OF Lord !e1fiss ~
Lord Cockburn. vois-2 so
The Star OF Bethlehem, with beautiful ias.rs-
tions, by Rev II Weld 00
Simons' Planters GUIDE and Family Book CT Me-
dicine, a Southern works.:
A Method OF Horsemanship, formed upon new
principles, including the breaking ana training Oh
horses, with Instructions for obtaining good seat
by Baucher, pates-l IS
Life and Public Services OF Q Adams, % W II
Seward-l W
The Christians Family Library, containing ives
of the Apostles, Patrsrcns, Saviour aud Women Oh
the Scriptures vols Il 10 &c
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SICKNESS AT ST. THoMAs-A letter in the
New York Express, dated ST. Thomas, Sept
"a, says the devastation of the yellow fever on
that island is truly heur;-rendng. 1t adds that
the fever has compelled several vessels to
leave Turks Island without salt, in consequence
Of the scarcity Of healthy men to load. The
result of this is that the supply of Salt has
greatly accumulated.
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~ Union SECTION. No. IS. Cadet

perance, met at Springfield Hall, on Church Hill,
LIST instant and elected and installed the following
officers for the ensuing term: Richd Ii Roundtr.e,
w P; Mr. Synco, s 2; Peter II Jackson, P; Geo r
CTump, Worthy Archon; VIM F Tyree, Vice
Archon; Geo II Mathews S. Alfred Sncsd, A S.;
Francis r Farlamo, Tres Jno Satterwhite, A r.;
A j Tucker, q; Il Childress U w; J Gentry, WI;
Satterwhite, A w; Harmon, Past Worthy
Archou.
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THOs. III GRESaAM, 100 I.2
~ BROAD STREET, opposite Broad street
Hotel, is Agent Cor, and receives daily the Balt
more Sun, New York Herald, Tribune, Times
Courier end Enquirer, Evening Post, Journal of
Commerce, Philadelphia Ledger, and all re North
ern Daily and Weekly Newspapers, Magazines, &c:
Eg Subscribers solicited at Publishers prices.
25
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f1P IT was Discovered. about 90 year

w 1t was Discovered, about 20 years
ago, In the county of King and Queen, BY Ply
scian eminent in his profession, tnat Asiatic Cho-
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Choc, Dysentery,
Diarrhoea Lock Jaw, ana many other nervous and
spssmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured since that time he has
proved that fact to hundreds of fellow citizens.
and can prove it to as many as will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANTLSPASMODIC, the peoples tavorite
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
a. CO., or any Druggist in the city See advertise
meut au 6-3tawts
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FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-,Ve extract from
late California paper the following decision
in the case a fugitive slave:
Garter Perkins was brought from MISSISSIPPI
pi TO California, before her admission, and had
upon demand, refused to return. The Su-
preme Court have decided in favor 0 f the Fu-
gitve Slave Act of this State and remaBded
the petitioner into the custody of the owner
This has been the first decision under the
Fugitive Slave law of this State passed by the
last leg islature. The right of the master to
remove slaves brought into the country before
it's admission State has been determined
There are many slaves now residents of this
country liable to be removed under this law.
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DRUNK-A man heiling from New Jersey, named
John Earle, was found lying drunk in thu street
Tuesday evening, by the watch. Yesterday he was
fined 81 and committed to Jail for ten DAYS.
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e The Postmaster General has discontin.
ued the following post offices in this State -
Smithsrille. Powhatan county, and Burnt
Quarter, Dinwiddie county.
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~ w. A. POWELL, Architect and

- w. A. POWELL, Architect and
Civil Engineer, Office two doors from Main, on
18th street. opposite the Office of the Jsmes River
and Kanawha Company. Designs furnished for
every description of Houses with estimates, con-
tracts, ana agreements. Buildings superintendent
and full size details furnished for every portion OF
Building. Lessons given in the Architectural
Science and Art of Drawing; all on very moderate
terms Sc 25-lm
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RUNAwAv.-Caleb, slave hired to the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company, ran away from
his employer some days since. and was arrested
Tuesday evening by Waterman Wasserman. He
received 10 lashes yesterday and was returned to
his employers.
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r. The Argus learns that John P. Leigh
has received the appointment of postmaster o
Norfolk, vice P. l. Cohen, deceased.
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Observation-Disclosures F1nton, for threatening
personal violence to Thomas Kennedy, was yester-
day bound over in the sum Of 500 to keen the
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CoNTINUED.-The case of Charles Walner the
pedar charged with stealing, IN default of exami.
nation tefore ctlled court on Tuesday, has been
adjourned over until the regular monthly term of
the Hastings Court, commencing next week.
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TO THE GERMA

TO THE GERMANS OF THE
49, CIrY.-You are requested to meet at the
African Church THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. On
dressed by Mr.. A. EICHHOF, gentleman of high
reputation as speaker.
oc lit MANY GERMANS.
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ellie Taste Inprsves
tbs.r. olrsoypes are now sdniired by sl ..'laaoss
% ~ :, scDas iar the richness Of he no
distinctness of the figure ensh,in. ,as eearness nj
zee .ne IN sny light with the rrea,ss, spectator
Ior me strength Of their light and sbsss
=. nc eye, and he general artistcal clearne,
enurs plcfafe. When 1t IL known n. sllsn Of u
sucn gems TO our patrons, is il wopdsrs We iura
o ~ 90 rapidly increasingly Our Nat ~
m1emety .oI setting Dsgaerreotypas il !. 'orirns
SO ,Em M. P. sIMOss
Iol Main street, Eagls sss,
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aker,s CeIebrated Pre- mium Bit.

- Bakers Celebrated Premium Bit.
ters.-Have you ever used them, you or any part
Of your family If not lose no time in procuring
bottle If their speedy relief has ever been
equaled, it has not been heard from. As sure
for Dyspepsia in all its various stages, Gas wit
the large number of voluntary certificates now
liz the hands of the proprietor, and the great de-
mand for it wherever it has been introducedD
medicine introduced to the public has
gained the popularity possessed by these Bitters,
with SO little aid from the public press. They are
preventive of Ague and Fever, never failing re-
NEEDY in nervous head ache, corrector of disor-
dered stomachs and the best tonic in use for dis
ordered bowels, and with delicate females, they
will be warranted against the world to act more in
accordance with nature than any tonic known
Price only so cents per bottle. To be had at the
drug stores Of
PURCELL, LADD & CO, 4. BODEKER. ADIE
g. GRAY, BENNETT BEERS, and GAYNOR
IL WOOD. Main street; II. BLAIR, VIM P LADD
and SEABROOK e. REEVE, Broad street, Rich
mond, Va. oc5
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huNKELs TRouPE.-This company offers for
the entertainment of its numerous patrons rich
bill Of performance this evening
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NlED.

In New Orleans, Of pulmonary hemorrhage, On
the 27th of September, in the 32d year OF his age,
JOHN TALlAFERRO BROWN, youngest son Of
James Brown. jr OF this city,
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k'OK HIRE, by the month, first rae Hester
IL and Carriage Driver. Apply to
&C Pr JOHN ~ FERGUSON
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LESh sTtIL AhnAD An
THE CHEAPEST GO0E

"A supplied by caiiiag AZ my Old $500
street, and branch store. 80. French
lars ct cents; splendid assortment 81 L.
brio Sleeves, which we are sei;taE q.
usual price; Fieucn embroidered h0
Cufis, at hall price; Mouslin Dslsike ~
cents; rich styles anu iine quality y ~ r.. e.
hakis OF cents; rich Drocsds snuf1 *
assortment CT olacx siiks, 3-a ard
ssoi esd aud pialu Grape snswia
six pe.vets Tor visettus, very they
Thousand other articles, all 70 20 6Qs4 ~
the ssms can De boaght tor N any
Persons in want u ,nelr Fall aud
had it 10 their aavsntage 70 cattup
my stuck aud psic>s before taafc1
vanls. zs5sss
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- lIIKLs AND RUYa. sAYE

~ GIkLs AND BOYS, SAVE
0@a YOUR DIMES, and 60 next Saturday
Afternoon, at3 o'clock, to hear KUNkEL'S CELE-
DRAFTED NIGhTlNGALES, and Master ADAMS
sing. and dance, and play. large number OF fami
lies are getting ready to attend.
Admission 10 cents, adults rs cents, family tick
cts, admitting five, 81. &C lit
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The Notes of che Merchants tx.
change Bank of Washington City will be
redeemed at the office of Messrs H.. T. Pairo 81 Co..
at par when presented in sums of five dollars or
over, until further notice. oc4-dstwlt+
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Gy Until farther notice, DR.. A. Z. Peti.
coias will occupy his former office in the College
infrmary. oc 6-2t*
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Gl M Sl.O0.-Ole thousand Ljkeness-,
W IsOO, nave been taken at OsBORN'S h.
guerrean Galleries since the reduction ! prices :
And we now with ii understood by all that (I.h"-n
will continue to take fine Sxy.Lighr Miniature. in
neat case for 81. Remember, THE is the ONLY nsra
where Sky Light Miniatures are taken for 81 70
those that think one dollar is too cheap Tor coed
ikeness, we would only say cal! aud get a Ike.
ness worth or SO. Remember the place.
OSb0kNS,
Opposite the Banks sign of the American fls,s
OCT
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For the Senate.-U. +. BALDWIN,,
Esq, having consented to serve, if elected will be
voted tor as Senator for this city, to supply the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF Judge
Meredith, by
&C lit" MANY WIGS
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DEATH OF MAJOR SAvAGE.-The death of
Major Savage has been noticed in our summa-
~ of California news. The following particu-
lars will be read with interest.
The dispute between Capt. Harvey and Ma
jor Savage arose out OF certain rumors said to
have been circulated by the friends of the for
mer gentleman and by himself, TO the effect
that Savage was in collision with certain of
fcals in Mariposa, in relation to Indian af-
fairs. Savage was on his way to the Indian
Council, and was met on Sunday at Converse's
Ferry by Judge Marvin. The two per-
sons travelled on together, and met Harvey at
Campbell's Ferry Oh Kings River. After
breakfast, Major Savage asked Harvey to re-
call certain charges to the effect that he was
"no gentleman" Harvey refused to retract.-
Savage then knocked Harvey down twice and
kicked him. Harvey then drew his pistol
and shot Savage three times, killing him in
stantly. Judge Marvin, who was personal
friend of both parties, did his utmost to paciiy
them during the progress Of the difficulty, and
tried TO disarm them.
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.FAIKFIkTTC"

9A ,FAIKFIEID ~
LRkC MEETisn, is5aIssd4 y.
- I1 assr Oct. Il. =,
trance $40, added to the purse-mils M. so-er
Entries,
:, mos. ID. Watson names en- f. by Har-,f,
Warehouses, years old, s3 lba naf'cd, Ian
mos. b. Williamson names bay horse h,-
tee, dam by Hedgford. years Old, Il0T5. " Iras.
., Jas. Ialley names CD. 8. BY Boston, dam D.,
G. d. N. Green name bay borse h
years old. W Wagner, 4
OF BELcHER & BLANkEssgIp
Pfopr;e,o,-
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K .usrS AUCTION. Sale OF Boots, Snot S,
W>Sa &c, THIS MORNING, by
Get DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO
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RICHMOND, VA.

IMPORTANT DOCUMENT FROM NICARAGUA.
lit was stated under our Geographic head
yesterday, that the government of Nicaragua
had rejected the project signed in April last oy
Mr.. Webster, upon behalfof the United States
and Mr.. Champion, upon behalf OF treat bf'-
tain. for the s.honorable adjustment OF affairs
in Central America. The decree OF reJscioo'
addressed by the Director OF the State OF Nica-
raeua 10 its inhabitants, is as follows:
In.smuch as the Legislative Assembly has
decreed the following:
The Serate and Chamber Of Representatives
of the State of Nicaragua in Assembly con-
voked,
Article 1.-The State of Nicaragua does not
accent the project of convention or recommen-
datorv basis, adjusted on The 30th of April last,
between his Exceilency Daniel Webster, Sec
retary of State of The United States, and his
Excellency,J. +. Champion, Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Plenipoientiary of her Bril-
fannie Majesty, in respect to the territorial
boundaries between Costa Rica and Ncara-
qua, and the separation ofihe Mosquito coast.
Article 2.-The State Of Nicaragua is dis
posed TO have the questions started, in connec-
fion with the points mentioned, discussed be-
fore impartial arbitrators.
Article 3.-The State of Nicaragua protests
solemnly against oil foreign interference in the
affairs gifts government, and against the use
offorce to coerce its will or violate its lights.
Given in the Hall of Sessions Of the House
Of Representatives, Managua, July Ia, 1852.
AUGUSTIN AVILEZ,
Rep. Pres't.
sG.svls G BAn,sa.. Rep. sec's.
To the Executive, Hall of the Senate, Mana
qua, July l6, 1852.
MIGUEL r. MORALES,
Senate Pres't.
+ +. p Go1 :; aoDrHro' }senats sse's.
Therefore, let il be executed.
J. l.. PINEDA.
Supreme Director of the Government of Nj
caragua, Managua, July I9, 1852.
true copy. CASTlLLON,
Secretary of Foreign Affairs.