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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
The Plaque.

1t is stated that much apprehension is
felt in New Orleans at the approach of "A
new disease. which is called the plague.
and is now said TO be prevailing in some Of
the West India Islands.
We see by the papers that disease
called by the same name has made its APP
pcarance IN Some parts of the West. Ii is
sail 10 be like the cholera. but more fatal.
Whether IL is the same disease as that
winch goes 10y the name Of plague in The
East is not stated
The Boston Medical Journal aliudes to
the snhlect as fellows:
"lt is very certain. from the accounts
received both here and in England. that
the true plague has been Introduced into
Madeira. and the work Of death has been
really appalling. Tie question has been
frequently agita'el, will that dreadful dis
ease ever reach this conrinenil There is
reason to believe it viii; the wonder is
" by it has NOT been already Our com.
mercial intercourse is extenoive with vari-
Gus parts Of Africa and the Asisiic shore
of the Mediterranean whcre this great
scourge is never dead or dying, but sim
ply rcposing from one period 10 another,
like iatigued gisn'. 10 gather strength for
u renew al of slaughter. Should it come.
it may be hoped there will he found more
science ard stronger barrier Of III, deal
skill to meet and disarm ii Of its icrrors.
than has been exhibited ia tropical eli
mates. or in the filthy. sconrge in, ling re-
gions Of Moslcm Turkey. Plague aPper-
tains to the Arabs in rhisagc; and where
the same condition of things exists as char
acierises their mode Of lie. their social
condition. AID the absence Of all common
sense efforts 10 avert or arrest il. 1t will
have an abiding iooihol.l."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
Passage 10 California.

Our friend Jenny Ley has exhibited
to US Circular, signed Wy some $50 steer
age passengers on the Steamer "El Dora
do one OF Rowland & Aspinwuli's Cali
iornia line-chareing upon the managers
and officers all SORTS of deception and vii.
lainous treatment. Rotten potatoes, wormy
sea-biscuIt, filthy water. rotten meat.
&c. are the dainiies with which they We're
fed; besides being treated generally like
bru'es ii these he the accommodations
by sea. we think the wheel barrow route
preferable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
From khe Richmnnd URig.


sec that Judge Mason has been nomina-
ted for the office of Judge of the Court of
Appeals Tor this District. do moi know a
ny thing against Judge Mason. and ] sup
pose. If he would accep,ir, he would make
good Judge. But have heard it doub.
ted whether he would Consent to take
the place. |, therefore. beg leave to
bring to the notice Of the people,
gentleman. who. feel confident will
make first rate Judge. | mean
CHARLES l.. MOSBY Of Lynchburg
Mr.. Mosby is one of the most profound
lawyers in the State, in the vgour Of life
ofindriaIisahle industry and sober habits
He is one ofihe kin,lrst and hest men in
The world. and will be beloved as well
as admired as a Judge.
DOW HAITIAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Both branches Of the City Councils Of
New York. on Monday last rejected a
resolution which proposed to appropriate
one thousand dollars for the relief of the
nincty-odd Americans who were taken
prisoners in Cuba and have just returned
10 that city from Spain. They are said to
be in state of great destitulon. and una
bic to return to their hemcs without obtain
ing relief
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

DAGUERREoTYPEs- Mr.. Gibbs, hose
advertisement may he seen in another col
umn, is one Of the very best operators in
the State. His pictures have vitality of
expression and brilliancy Of 6nisl.. equal
TO any we have ever seen. IL his gallery
may be seen licensees Of Jenny Lind,
kossuih. Lola Moniez. Mrs. Edwin For
rest and other noiabilities We advise all
who wish to secure the shadow, )" 10 call
rpon him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

A new territory is proposed comprising
that portion Of Wisconsin lying north Of
the 45th degree Of north latitude, and that
portion Of Michigan lying West Of lake
Michigan. This territory is very much in
snlaied from the States Ia hch il is al
iached and has separate and individual ir.
tercsts peculiarly its own. Which under
the present organization. do no, rrreiv,
The fostering care Of its several govern
menis. hIch the best interest, of,Ie conn
try require. The separation Of this terri
sry would not he any disadvantage 10 tn.
States from which it is proposed to jc,ach
II, which v ould not be more than common.
stated by lis augmented commercial and
political advantages.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
- The following paragraph is fro,

" The following paragraph is from
the DuLuquc (Iowa) Herald. the editor of
which is DEMOCRAT. He speaks the
truth. says the Davenport Gazette. The
clap-trap oflhe Locofoeo leaders has ccas-
ed to exert lis influence upon intelligent
foreigners; " hich. added TO the know ledge
they are acquiring of the relative merits
OF the tu o parties. and the ultra course the
Locofocos have taken upon the mtervcn-
ton question: is bringing them out in favor
of Wing principles by hundreds and thou
sands.
politics in ST. Louis are getting mixed
mp SO. that the most reliable Democrats
the " heelhorses .fthe party. in word i,
the foreign born ritizens. nre going over to
the Wings in body This is 'ery nm
locked for and startling fact; and must have
had its origin in some unpalatable action
of lhcpa to which they have been here
tofore attached"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

NORFOLK AND PETERsBuRG RAILROAD
The Norfolk Herald says that about $40
600 have been subscribed to this company
although the books are not vet formally
open. 1t needs but 100000 to secure
the formation Of the company. The
Herald expresses the belief that the day is
no: far distant hen travellers will he put
through to the Mississippi in 40 hours from
Norfolk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

AN ITEM FOR SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS.
The Abolition New Era. speaking OF Mr..
Nicholson's speech in the Democratic
State Convention held in Nashville, and
the comments OF the Washington Union.
says:
The Union and Mr.. Nicholson know
that it is utterly impossible TO elect de
mocratic candidate to the presidency. cx-
cept by the MD the northern democracy.
two-ihirds Of which have constantly mani
Tested iree-soil sympa,hies. and yet turn
away in disgust from any aspirant suspect
ed Of iree-soil sympaih,rs."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
Roanoke Republican.

We have received the first number Of
the Roanoke Republican" democratic
weekly, published at DanviIe, by Sterling
II. Lester and james l.. Claiborne. The
number before us gives evidence of ability,
and We have no doubt that the Rcpubli
can will be an acceptable and cfiicirn, or
gan offs party. In all, save the dissent
nation of its principles. re wish it success.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

a letter from Singapore gives the pariic
ulnrs Of The murder If Mr. Burns, the
grandson of the celrcrafcd poet. He as
acting as snprrcargo on board the schoon.
er Dolphin, which essel had b, en- trading
in Maluda Bay. She wns nndrr wny.
and WAS about leaving, " hen she as hall
ed by some natives Ia two bonis, " no
said they wisl"d 10 trade Tie 5, hooncr
was anchored. and some Of the mrn Came
on board. Mkt morning they returned
with some pearls. and other goods. which
they offered for sale. and " bile Mr.. Burns
" as sitting on the deck examining them.
the clef oI The pirates attacked and killed
hum. iniiIcrine a number Of ounds on dif.
iercDt parts "ihis body. Another Of the
pirates attacked Captain Robertson. the
master of the vessel. who was walking on
heqnaricr Dc and inf, It'd d blow i.ich
cut his face opn. Captain Robertson.
vino " as unarmcd, took r. f1ge on the
how srili. and begged hard for hi life. hn
some Of the pirates follow ed him and he
ten into the water. probably exhausted
from the loss Of blood. Two of the las
ears aud nntIvc servant shared the
same fate. and native woman WIN was
on board was also at once despatched BY
the remorseiess wretchrs. who cut her
nearly in two. The rest ofthe crow iomp
ed overheard. but the pirates Ultimately
consented 10 spare their lives. as they
were required 10 navigate tie vessel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

y We are under obligations TO SEN
a,or Douglas for copies of his speeches at
the Kossuth Banquet and Jackson Festi-
vsl-ani on the Compromise measures in
the Senate. We shall preserve them for
future reference.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

In the Fifth Congressional District of
South Carolina the Hon. +. w. Pickens
and Capi. Preeton s. Brooks have been
nominated for Congress in the place of tie
Hon. A. Burt. whose ili-heal,h will rre-
vent him from being candidate for re-
election.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

II The smoke house Of Mr. Jane. NJ
Boyd was discovered to lie on FIRE Sa,ur-
day morning near daybrcak. We are told
that it was manfrsily the work of an in
cendiarv. The Night Watch. should keep
a sharp look. ont for such villains.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

gan,ic agency which carries industry and
art and Improvement with it. wherever il
rncs-,hat fertilixes the barren plain
opens new fields FOR tillasc-unlocks the
hidden wealth Of na,urc,and scatters pros
perity along its pathway.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

We. have before Us the Fourth Anssdf
R~porf tie Presidesi and Directors to
The S,oekAo'dey, sf The Virginia + Ten
nessce Railroad Company. issued from the
prcss pf Ri,chies & Dunnavan'. Rich
noud, w. The meeting at which this
Report was made was held last Novcm-
her. but he pamphlet containing It just
now before the public. We cannot help
remarkiny that the President Of the Com
pany pu, himself to some ,roable--went
a considerable distance from homeland lost
much time. to &c, his Report printed on
democratic type.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Mr.. BRANCH A. SAUNDERS, " hose adj
verIisemcnt Of Classical and Marbema,i-
cal School, in New glasgow. appears to-
day. is know n in this community as fin.
'shed scholar. and gentleman of much
experience in his profession.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

BALrrN'RE, March l5.-Mr.. R,i.inger was
Yesterday accidentally ,Lot ly her nephew.
who lesellcd gun at her. not knowing that it WI.
loaded The whole contents Of the gun entered
rerfaec, tearing uwuy her cheek, and so injuring
hsr that icabs. rs cn,.f,a; "a a. :, her -scvv,rv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22


M,uki Of Norih R,rcr-Wc are pleas.
cd To srerhe large quantity of products tina,
passes through this place for the canalat
the mouth OF the North River. A great
deal we learn. is taken from other direc-
tons to that point, and that the quantity
deposited there for transportation is very
great. 1targues well for the business OF
the North River Canal. Even with the
North River Improvement comp leted. this
point at the .juncti an of such rivers as the
james and North Rivers. must be place
of considerable trade. The Two canals
uniting there will necessarily make it
SO. The tendency of the trade. from the
lower and Of this county and the upper
end OF Augusta is ROW toward the canal.
Thus this improvement has just reversed
the course of trade and it " III continue 10
do SO even with the Central Railroad com
plered to S'aunfon. The chenpnrss ana
better adaptation Of the canal to iransporia
non will produce this result. Before next
fall we predict that large and profitable
trade, from tn" counties West of this. W III
seek its depot at the mouth Of North River.
Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

70 The Court Of Common Pleas at
Philadelphia has given decision under
which all the heavy assets in the hands Of
several trustees created by the Bank ofthc
United Suites amounting to $4,000, 1000.
and all property whatever. ssigned for
the benefit of creditors, are declared liable
to taxation for State and county purposes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Tie Clay MeaoI.-The carpc, bag con
tanning the Clay medal al the time it wa,
stolen. was found cut open. urd,ra milk
cart in McDougal street. NV York. on
Tuesday. ba; tie ueis, L. gore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

CONNECTICUT & THE CoMPRoMIsE.-
The Connection, Wing State Convention
at its recent meeting in New Haven, adnp-
ted (among others) the following resolu
ton:
Rcso1rcd, That the measures passed by
Congress in 1850, for the settlement of
highly exciting sectional ques;iops. we're
adopted upont!e principle of mutual con
cession and compromise. and that they
ought therefore 10 be maintained inviolate
and carried out insood faith by all sections
of the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

ES The Winchester Republican say
that letters have been received this week
from several OF the colored persons who,
in October last, went 10 Liberia from that
vicinity. They are all delighted with the
country. Harrison Murray. Zach Miller,
and Daniel r. Tigrett. in their letters, en-
join upon their old companions 10 emigrate
without delay. Tigrctt says he will re-
turn in the fall for his family. and hopes
his friends in Virginia will be prepared to
accompany him back. The steam mill
taken out by them was safely landed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

~ See ad, enlistment Of WASHING
TON HOTEL. This House has nnde. gone
thorough repairs Of late. and Is kent
in superior style.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
POW HAITIAN,

SIscuLBR SrrciDE.-A singular suicide recon.
lily took place ut Paris, Mons. ", architect of
property. went to vacant lot his rcsidcnr and
placing "aded pistol to either temple. pulled the
triggers and was instantly killed. A surgeon who
traced the course tuken by the Two bullets, fond
that they had met each other in the centre ofrtc
head, and with such force that they were complete.
y 1attcned1 The suicide was two years since. AZ
ardent disciple Of NJ Cabrt but it ia said that Inv
ing lnteiy seen the folly Of such doctrines, he be-
come melancholy, and being finally fearful Of irnn.
portition account Of his Socialist idcns he de-
tcrnined upon putting an end 10 his existence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Virginia Six per cent. Coupon Bonds
seems steadily 10 advance in price They are
now selling al aprrminm oi eighf per cent
in the New York market. as y i'll he seen
by the following report. taken from the n .
Y. Tribune ofTuc-dny afternoon:
Sates of,he Stock ErchaHgc. March 1G.
$4,000 Virginia Is. Coupons, SiOS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
The Trade Of the United States.

BY the official statement the value Of ar
licl,.s exported from the United States last
year, amounted, az we are told by the
Richmond Dispatch. 10 S2l7,517,130. of
which there were domestic products to
the value of Sl7S,5l6555; domestic gold
aud silver, SlS.l43.l63; foreign gold and
silver, 81 .OSS7l7; foreign goods expor-
ted. 50, 3s.695-rnaking an aggregate, as
above. of S217,5l7,13O.
The imports in the same period amoun-
ted to S215, 1925 1875. of which 81 967 90
We're in specie. If we deduct the specie
from the gros. amount Of imports, and,
also. the S973S.695. for forei IN goods ex-
ported, there will remain S!0l.019, 1899,
as the value of foreign goods imported il,
To and consumed in this country in the
year 1851. against sl7s,5i6. 555 of domes-
tic Products which we exported in that
year-lcaving a balance against US Of 1922
472,S44.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
The Boston Courier, I,lerrii 10 III,

The Boston Courier, rierIiig 10 the
death of Moore. says:
The star. of literature have always
apptarc''n clusters In England we have
had great considerations r poets in tie
reign Of Elizabeth and of Anne. and Of
George the 3rd and I'h The last star ha.
now faded from the sky. All the prea,
contemporaries Of Moore lad gone before
hnm-Byron. Scott. Colcridgc. Words
" orth, Southcy. Shelly, Moore. are all
now gone; and it is not unl,ind to many ex-
celeni lning peers. both 10 our own com.
Try and IN Ensland,tn say that their thrones
are vacant, and there Is every prospect of
a long lnterregnum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
WEDNESDAY, March Il.
SENATE

The Senate was again engaged today
upon the bill from the House prescribing
the property 10 be assessed for taxation.
The hill was laid on the table for further
action.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

q A Scott association in n. ORLEANS
has published an address advocating Gen.
SCOTS claims TO The Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Considerable excitement we learn. exists in Prince
William county in relation 10 the trial Of the slave.
recently arrested there fir the cruel u . ut upsn
MIR P"rterand some popular demonstrations of ice
ling were made ON the subject in Brcntsville-
Ilr. G4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

AMKRIcAss ~ PARis.-Am"ng the American. in
Paris On the 26th ulr were d. ID. II. iIngn~r, OF
Washington city; and ]. + Mcfarland. j. W Cook
Jr..J. &. Mckenzie. N. Vcnabic, and J. j. KiLy.
ofVirsinia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
HILLS PASSED.

a bill Incorporating the town OF Lees
vill'', ~ The county Of Campbell.
To Incorporate tie Amazonian Mail
Steamship Company.
Incorporating the Guyandoi'e C@l
Mining Company. and for other purposes
Incorporating tie Potomac Insurance.
Company Of Alcxandrin:
Amending tn, al, and Sth sections Of tho
act entitled an act To incorporate the In
sursnce Company Of the Valley.
The report Of the Committee Of Courts
ofJusiice declaring it incs PrJiera to leg
i-laie m the 'ni Ct Of extending the jn-
risdiciion ola single Justine Of tho Peace.
wa. taken up; and on melton Of Mr.. Crow.
the House BY n vote Of CT TO 80 declared
1t eJpr3isnt 10 l.'si.h,.. an The sski..ct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

~ There was Sigh, fall of snow in
this place Friday night. Winter fingers
in the lap, &c"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
HOUSE,

the Speaker announced The following
as the joint Committee under the rcsnlu
ZION from the Senate for establishing free
system ofbanking in this Commonu calth,
VIZ: Messrs Mcdonald, Wallace. Preston,
Davidson, Barbour and Towpc4.
bIll WAS reported from the Commit
tee of Courts of Justice. concerning III.
qualification and compensation nf jnrors.
Tie I'll provides that jurors shall receive
81 %. per day for every day ofacfual ut
tendance; and that all jurors TO serve on
Jurics for the trial of eases in any Circuit
County, or Musings Cont. Except eases
oficlony.) shall be selected by the draw-
ing ofballols: and rcpeals the first eight
SECTIONS chap. iG2 Of tic Code of Vir-
gina, etc.
a iii was reported fromtle Committee
on Miliria Laws pro, iding for The enroll
ncit ofthc Militia by the Commissioners
Of the Revenue. lie abolition Of masters,
and re- organization Of The Volunteer
Corps.
Mr.. Robertson Of Norfolk city. present.
cd petition of citizens Of said city, pray
my that the charter thereof mSy be soa
mrndcd as 10 give 10 the people the con-
troll Of all Municipal Offices. Preferred }
On motion Of Mr. Anderson. the Com.
n,itice Of Courts Of Justice ere instructed
10 enquire INTO the expectancy Of exempt
iug from earnisbce process. one months
Wages OF operatives.
Mr. r., brrson. Of Norfolk city offered
The folio wing resolution which was adopt
ed
Resolved. That the Go, eruor be re.
quesrcd To inform this House what steps
have Lecn taken Ivy himself Or his prede-
ccssor in office, in pursuance Of a res"lu-
lion Of the last General Assembly. entitled
IA resolution pro, ding for causing cas-
Of Houdon's statue Of Washington. TO be
taken for tie Colleges Of the State.
On motion Of Mr.. Tuliafcrro. il was re-
solved. That a cummiiice Of FIVE be aP-
pointed TO enquire into the exp"Jiency Of
erecting fire. proof house for the protsc-
lion and preservation Of HouJon's statue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

y The Petersburg In,elligeueer is
down upon the Virginia mcnumen, to
Washington. in manner that must lie any
thing but refreshing to its peculiar cham
pion. the sensitive senior of the Enquirer.
We see, says Symc. tina, the Richmond
Enquirer 10 engaged in defending its pet
the Washington Monument, from some as
saulrs that have been made upon it by Mr..
Mills. the Superintendent Of the granite
work. We agree with the Enquirer that
Il is now too late to alter the miserable de-
sign which tke Commissioners were yer
d.nt enough to pay $500 for. when they
might havs stepped around to Pizzini's
and bought ~ g,od q model. in the shape
of . candy pyramid for some Eve Or ten
dollars. We never think Of this hotch.
'potch. Salmsgundi. Ola Pcdida concern
without envying Job his patience. While
y 10 too late to sdsps the plan submi,,ed
~ Mr.. Mills. shersis a suggestion which
|ws. although not one Of .sAe Commission
srs." viii vsasprs to throw out: Canno,
vsshingse. b. clothed in buckskinbree
=. asl Jsgsrsse 10 those red unmensiona
- tlsss vsss nnes - ismousi Cannot
bsGsqasAh ~ ,Asas Psss;eslsss'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-10-01

:. r,.4el1fpe,,<e frorn Peru.--z,he Lobos fs4
lands Fortlled and GarrIsoned by Land and sea.
we have been put in possession Of the following
interesting and important intelligence: which comes
to us from perfectly reliable and authentic source
Immediately on receipt of dispatches at Lima, on
the 3Ist of July sent by the Peruvian Minister at
Washington Council of State clothed theiExecu
tive with extraordinary powers. One steamer ana
two ships of war sent to the Lob0s islands, anu
three more were to be sent Immediately after zen.
Destua at the Island, with force OF 5oo men;
The English steamer Lima that left on the Iitn
of August, landed SIS men we'll Offered, at Payta
on the I4th.
Orders had been given to station 1000 men at
Lambayeque (eoast opposite Lobos lslapds.) The
Lobos Islands would be strongly fortified everything
being prepared for so doing Z. journal OF Com
n1eree.
1t will be remembered that from the information
received from Mr. Webster, Capt Jewett fitted up
twenty vessels for the Lobos Islands to load with
guano. One of these vessels, the Sarah Chase, was
equipped with fifty -four nine poun cannonades and
large amount of other arms. The captain was di-
rected to resist all intererences and certified copy
of the Secretary of the States letter given him
guarantee of right to do so.
An agent also despatched, says the letter in
the New York Courier early in July, to the Pacific,
with orders to charter ship at the Sandwich Is
lands and duplicate in every respect the bill OF Ia
ding of the Sarah Chase-place one hundred men on
her. and despatch her to arrive At the l4obos
islands on or before October 1st and this vessel has,
without doubt before this time sailed for the Lobos
Islands The agent likewise, has orders to charter
an unlimited number OF vessels for carrying guano,
the rate of charter not to exceed certain price
and to despatch item at once to the LobOs Islands
How many he has chartered, is not yet known here
There is every opportunity for these vessels to
recah the Lobos Islands before the recall of the in
structions becomes known, and if SO hostile coils
ion bids very fair to take place.-Savannah Geor-