The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-07
WguGrANr FROM HANANA.-FhE
'E,ppOrE NEWS BY THE BLACK

....a, late arrivals from Havana. The
-. article, relative 10 the execution of
',, '' ,s.,srefthe Toz del Pueblo, is taken from
~. D,4gio de Ia Marina, Of a late date:
:, would be afiectation on our part TO pre-
s;Ieree uaon the spectacle which took
50 ,e.,erdqy, at Havana. An unfortunate
l.-.nouen, has cxpiaIed, by death, the terri
-. cr,ne (which he was convicted, end the
.',;.sly a. the law has been vindicated. The
nc sentiment OF instructive delcacy which
red 10 Us as guide IN previous affair, has
,,.s,ertst us from embuterng the last mo-
r,-er,s cflDe condemned. for the beautiful en-
,.,oyr5 mn x.m upon the walls OF our natal city,
s,h,ch saws. Haired to crime, pity TO the Of
-sn5sf." Is not forgotten in our memory. But
',,;e,y mas its rights, and the treason does not
,s,,,r, snv excuse. The same foreigners who
,ss.sUed 10 tUleieli the numerous chastse-
-. n have been executed, will confess
here. n gn exp.iGit manner. that the sentence
-: i,,ies. -sId When impartial and unpas-
S....osf had 10 be pronounced. For that we
-.s,,a.f ,ylA a sincere yeneration, such an
er,' - necessary as paiutul. Let the ambi-
,,a.,s. .a.a dlsgulbeis Of the law OF nations, see
The reward which they can draw from their IN
tr,-ues. The authorities wait Tor them and
thsir punishment will be as secure as II is III
f-x.gle. w..h caimness and tranquility. We
slaafthp-a painful scenes, and we treasure
1'-- ba.fs.. against that crowd of vile foreign
ers. a.. out of the island, in absolute security,
ry.,yAe the incautlous 10 their loss. We trea-
s,.re Cur iaUcrr, and ii one day we find occa-
SION &c uuuisn ihe.n, We Will receive the unanl-
mon, Blessings OF our race, OF bOta continents.
The ElacK y anior arrived at Mobile, brings
;ae i...aa ~ highly important intelligence:
T.e,-alzcticn on the island of Cuba was
represented IS growing stronger and more
vlu.1ut every Jay, and the Cthclai acts and
g,.,-s II. tas Captain General had been openly
denounced. Persons who were Ii the slightest
-.er -usuec.ea, y re being arrested almost
aoary aad drown into prison. The police
force laa been llrgely increased. Domclary
,.,.!- were of frequent occurrence. So fearful
-. ita rufh-!i.iCs al an outbreak, that scarce
Is eyess-t reaches any of the seupors that is
lui l4aed.a,=i. boarded by one or more Off
cer, al ;-gr5ughly searched.
The execution Of S!gnor Facci0la took place
On the sub. Il caused considerable excite
Gea.. - areG: was the shock experienced by
nis uorlef. y no had been denied an interview
- l. l.. y. hat she died sOoa after his eXecu-
Ion.
the arr5st of Count De Doro Ducas, and
'ase E5rias, caused great CONSERVATION.
u
agciuS. Inc steamer Crescent City, torbidding
her to enter tie haIbor whilst Dir. Smith, the
puIser. remained on board. This edlct was
still in force.
Facciolc who was executed, was only
TWENTY-FIVE wears of age. He was publicly
ganoted. He declared before dying, that he
alone WIS the proprietor Of the secret press,
"Eoz del Pueblo" He died with much firm
Less.
The letter bags of the American barque
CUrnel!u, for New York, were seized by The
Cuban authorities, and the letters riHed oi their
contents.
AMERICAN LIrERATURE.-We believe Haw-
tAornc is considered in this country one OF the
bestnovelisis Of the present generation. five
may form an opinion from the following para
graph, y : ;.4uk he will come TO be so regard
ed on the o,aer side of the water. The Lon
don Times commences a three column re-
view cf "B.ithedale Romance" with the
remark
We must look out! America is going
ahead, snd threatens 10 outstrip US In dIreC-
ton altogether unexpected. Ii has taken the
energetic people OF The United otates not quite
~ wears 10 convince The world Of their unap
Iuent. Another halfc century may enable them
10 prove their superiority oger contemporary
nations in labOrs purely intellectual"
TRANscESpEhrAL.-Our worthy friend of
the Petersburg intelligencer bursts forth in The
following strain:
The city is desperately tyrannlzed over at
present by d combination Of nGnitsinaliy
mi t in tDa Ehun ~
which, reused from their rep0se by every
passing wheel and wind, and lrritated by the
disturbance, hng themselves into the nostrIs,
eyes and bosOms OF our sireet-goers, rendering
!ecestrIansin, equestrIanism ana VenicIo-isni
q all kinds terrible exposures.
The inference is that Petersburg is dusty and
needs rain. Richmond is in a similar predca-
ment.
LONGEVITY AND FECuNDITY.-Al lady named
Lois Peck departed this life at Hamden, Conn'
at the advanced age Of one hundred gears
eight months and sic days! She was the
mother OF six children, grand mother OF twenty
-grand-m smother Of eighty fve-and
great-g t-grea:-granlmother of eighteen. The
total descendants during her lifetime were
l3S
II The Petersburg Express states that
an attempt was made in that city last Satur-
Gay night to murder young gentleman and
h's comrade while they were asleep in the same
bed. One O! them was awakened by the ex-
plosion OF u percussion cap, when he saw an
glide out of the room. The affair Is
wrapped in mystery.
sp- A party OF butchers Were engaged In
giving bur!esque selenade in New Orleans
lew nights ago, " hen they had a conflict with
,hs police, in which one of the butchers was
butchered, another MORALLY wounded and sew
sral ofthe police severely wounded.
Il Daring Il military encaBpment at oy-
racuse, Oh the I'd, two OF the sentneis, named
AdOm Gilcher and James Crumley,were MAX
Ing passes al arais playfully, when Crumiey's s
musket was discharged, and the ball passed
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