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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27
Dan Carpenters Estate.

'Ht subscribers. having hetn appoiaed hy the Honora-
NE fopats Court Tor The bistrirt of Washington, COM
missohers 70 reserve examue, and adjust al clai and
aemanas OF all persons against the OF an Car
pen'' ao :" Waterbury, said district, deceusod rep
tfsenteo nsn'ea ana Tho term ai six months from the
"h DAY oi December isj2, allowed by lad Count 10 ihe
ns oi sad deceased 10 exhibit prove espec
iire claims before Us Du give nuce that W. will attend
40 the deiir OF oui appointment the dwelling mouse OF
widow Bstssy Cafpouefu Mas,huy In said di,frc. on
the ls Tue sdays cot February and Nav next al oae
ia the afternoon, each OF salt iav.
O ". DREW, Commits
Waterbury, Ian 4h, A u lo59 *
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House Trimmings. &c.

Has been Tepiruished with Styles White Wave
dishes oval shapel-Aso New solar Lamps q Glass
Ware. ELLIS 4 u ANCRnFT.
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FIT0 TNTTT"T
In fifteen minutes she was relieved from
pain
la Three Days she could Leave her Room.
And hcro te bottle used %, was reuorted
rufrd ry fbr physician.
u you afiicird with Nsuralga, Cramps Spasms &c.
r. Relief will u maatos Bilty the NEST violent
pa,os'sms Whcteysr ih.rs any pam Railways Ready
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IL. u q. IL. MELBOURNE,

:.
Orer zsnrb0nE's Sf0re. Main ~ .Noafpeifer,
,EEETH FILLED, &e.-wh rarely failure-in a thoro'
beautiful sRrses fai maHaer, equard IN his
Diseased front restored hetth and preserved by
operation practsed hy other estst this vicinity
TEETH inserted hy proces, durnble stse,
greatly reiHctd prioo Office established u le52 e5:lv
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CLOTIsINGI.

WE Would reitoFaio " poverty : excuse for rags,
w which viii your Satisfaction, or gislng
y"u peep into CLOTHING ROOM with its piles
ADD undeT Coats punls aud Vests suitable far the m c
uchn the middle aged, the Oil veieran and naming TO
Oct. as ELLIS 4 BANCROFT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27

A LARGE additional supply Of House Trimmings, Me
Nov. =. SCOTT X FIELD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27

ton sp"nniu el Budusy'. Ready Relief adde's, n tenn
bier OF valet nd .yuage mo the three DAY viii
rsmedJ ~ difficulty!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27
ORR SEAND

MUTTON HAMS uud CARcAsE for .alo very eheap
VI ny WALKER * WHITE.
Nov. %, is52 90
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Boots and Shoes,
HEAPER than ever, at LYMAN & KINGS
Dee. 1872. %
FOR SALE, pew No. IA,

The Methodist Chapel. in tho Village af A4nipelier
OF the best Ia House Apply the bookstore
E.P.NALION a. SON
Montpelier Dee. ~, ls52 O9f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27

4 New supply OF Ledgcrs Jouroul. Cash Bouk. Letter
"A N"uks, bouer, foty Ledgeis Memoranda Books,
Pass hooks. &C jus, received and in sale by
Dee o. 40 2. +. WALTON & son.
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Bonnets. Ribbons a. Liniugs,

SHAwl.s, HDkFs- AND CRAVATs, GLOVES AND
= HOsIEaY, DRESS GOODS, all kinds. RJr BROAD
CLOTHS, CAssiMEREs, DoEskINs, sAriSErrs,
TWEEDs, YES flNGs, sc. also large assortment Of
Heavy Grey Cassimeres,a OF which will be sold at los
prices bv SCOTT FIELD.
Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27

A S the season for HANGING ROOM PAPER viii saou
n be ovef viii sell any pfesent stock mAk. for
'pfng good-, ycfy low prices. Good satin Paper
hihng per roll, and good paper from "a TO 70 cents
J. L. EMERY.
Dec ember 1 Is51
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SCOTT & YIELD

V'HtRrTs, Silk and Cotton Warp iyonsse, Raw sih
i Pia,ds, Plain aud Watcred Alpaeeas, az
Oct. IS. ELLIS x BANCROFT's.
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BEEOADCLOTHs,

EAssIMEkEs q WOOD TNUVkIhNs, Sleeps Grey
~ Cassimefes and Lnssys vii be sold " their real val
ue, at ELLIS BANGROFT's.
Decemher IS W
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Stuff Goods.

LACK wide and marrow, Rich nfocade. Armoure u Il
~ Suiped PLAIN and Shaageabl-, and Rich III .
rNte s~oa., rNas he found at ELLIS & BANCROT's.
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ALMANECS.
Blank Books.

II osTON ALMANAC--Grsees-s Wing 60. Comic do
D AhellS do On hand aud Tor sale lay
Dec. 70. ~ l.. Z. WALTON l. SON.
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COME TO
X ETH A. BARK ERS,


vEHERE YOU buy eight yHids Of handsome NJ. De
iaine for 81 eight yards Calico is eoor- for 67c
eight yards Alpaca or 20 aud other goods proportion
October 10. Il 60
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BONNETs.
SILKS.

A Pattern HAT, trimmed 1T raurdge's, Washington ST..
~ Boston and Bonnes. Ribbons, Velvet Trimm inss nd
Innings In variety, from wnich you suit fancy.
Oct. 25. A. ELLIS & RtNC hOFT's.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27

HAVE received anolher LARGE LOT sHAwt.s DE
!, = LANES, cAsHMEREs, 1e. which will be void
CHEAP Tor PAY.
November ,. CO
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SCNNOL BOOKS,
OuR CLOTHING ROOM.

OUR Stock OF Ready made Clothing Is complete for
~ Fall aud Winter Trade. We dctv competition in this
branch Of four business cthern quantity, quality piices
Jus look rnd For tude compared with Old pIioes
you get Sind OF garment for the hoy of years
TO adult of IS. Warranted FIT in every the
word. BILLS & BANCROFT.
Montpelier Oct. II. 1852. 90
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PRINTS.
LOOMS a. KEITH
Rich Dress Silks.

AVE just received 100 ps New rEiNIS, also cottons,
i . L,nrns Cotton Flannel, Iinsey Gala Plaid, 6e
October ID. o.
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UNDERHiLL'S TOOLS.

CHOPPlNG Axes, Broad d., Ad1ss Broad Ilarohels
SAno 10. Lahius de-, Singing do CarpenleIs shases
socket Chisels, may always he iouad Of
81 KEITH X BARKER,s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-27

STOUT Medium, - ia 6ae, fine for shifting
>, bought at fazn the present market vaue, be
bought low, ELLIS a. BANCROFTiS.
Deeemhcr 10. 90
COTTON FLANNEts, Bleuchsd aud unbleaohed;
" Dus, Tickiuss, stripes Denas &C. low marks, at
ELLIS = BANCROFTiS
December IA. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
Later from santa re.
iron Tse st Ior, R-7u-Hean. Jan ..


INDrTENDE,cY. weine-day. Jan. j. 1873
This morning the Santa r. mall reached
here bringing but Little additional neHs from that Of
laSi mouth.
The LegislatureO Of NewMeXic0 MS IN session.
following ca. the recommendation ct hs Governor AMI
apparently dong some good for The country
Gov. Lanes course is becoming very popular,
and be vii do much for thai country f 40. removed by
the ir-co nnr Administrator.
A little disturbance. that az one time threat
ened the pesce Of The evupTy spTang up be Se'n t''
civil and military authorities. Al tne Request Il Gov
Lane Col Brook the Commander % tie post 81 santa
F6 lotfi he On Boz The Plaza whle Ia Lesi-l-furs
YVES in session thsf he'd been removed hy Col Summers
ordcr: ia conzcqucncc n which be was rcn1vod, and
tie fsg taken down. Tic cItizens soon lad suoileT
ready but iu their haste happened % consist Of three
cclCrs-v IT, RED ard I'VE TINS WIS ordered down
BY the militia =. aul down j; came Some stars were
added and 10 was run Up again soft tos,s-tle cl'h
ff0riues controlling
Tie Southern mai had not reached Santa Re,
when THE one lft
CraddOck x Lucas were attacked and ROBBED
Of wagon load II fnercha dise, r. FILLMORE, BY
some Msxicsrs dressed as Apache.
The mail party had fine weather throughout
the TIP They found buffalo in iumenso number On
he Cimarone and tie MeXcans were there ia large
body rrepafir e r1cat for the coming enr.
James Gilchrst came in as passenger by
the siege.
We are at loss TO know what is doing East
Of us. Have had 10 paper mail tor more than a week
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CANADA
oor,stostsa,,Sr.nTT,b el,.

cor-sgFos t-a., 4 Tl.n.I Tsbzz-.
ToxoNro. Friday, Jsa. y 1855
Tie President OF the Grand Trunk Es.lEay
Company, Low in Eagland b.. succeeded n put.iag
under contract the portion q the Lac lying between
Oaebee KEd Toronto. The Ink which couaec.. taa
latter city ard Hamilton has also ben plkceI unir-
contract through the agency Of Sr Alan McNsb Pres
Geut Of TIE Crest Western Cou.sny. WHO Tisi,ed -
snd for thai purpose The rsos OF the contract forth.
former poyCn Of The lIne understood . r. about
sJ2 1UOs lnle sLd fhcse o. the Tcgon;o and Hamilton
rad srC so- chm more A1oEC Hs2.ltcn, the Great
We..err Vtll rsfoh o thc AIaFrlsn rru9'r ~ >,
wesf + laI advsnssd Whether th,s iarrr roed vii
really fora po-roa " tee Irsrk Ike - s0ah;s1i. IL
setIs % L. SrstCct t1si tie TO-Ol;o Guelph an
rIna Lae lin have title e. H. co-.e-ad ccc-
ti1rn-.cu oi tt- -rsnG IrCnk tnc. Z, MI, hoyever
a.GftN /. l.e E-st tIE@c LceE arc ca I'd Tis Grca
Ncs.c.n L1s Sltr-E-4 a. tsslstslce 4 IL
Government 81 toe eXt,rf v scIn- -.2sD
nile TIE Toronto Gue.ps lcl L4r-1 la .
bah; cr.irc,y without GcYeI-uInsa: Gss.sta1ce. ~
sreogr, q he ff-E1 lae. RI Gcvtfnn-af is.ufs
Provincial 1sbcu.ufcs - the e-tc-t c. Sl200
uLle Nulca Ef-cC1r = s,.Tez = r:ss Lea " nor
sese On u rosG nd r. reTc-c TIE 6rt TING - b..
psd or n he earnings - ~ Rad j. @ interest g me
toyeg1rasrf de5er-u-e- II Z sLcc-l ha1re- thAf .ry
q re rncs n Vt-c &c Cor -El-ut : gas interested
81 o. gFy t-e frs =. ~ ti]Ft - s ~ tl-tl 81
all IL VII q -l J. o. re gl e.i -rlYsts sahs-r.
tefs % s.cck ard The 90. <srs 90 he llrua-y-
tcLL- O. 80 - A. --eDserlz p. .ssy pr - u
Ihis Province have. u Li. s-srea nc easratsE u
scEt G.. frsiA The hgls T.. ralNsy Fasvr.srr= fs,e
f-CU de passing q tie s.; O; le' - TIE pryyrcal
ztUse Eg-hc--. E.-irc-psl ccrpCrB-io,s 20 tx.
stock n EslEly CoEpslier. III Ess1l- = tlAi r.ii-
AZ rTr'srs afc Thick s5 tlck5--T.cs a-i Z: resl.
" ei.. tat Z fy q a- - nm ---cs frutl w. "a
there can te 20 LCueCs rcEsn-l Tcr1I = lNe.v
?. te Cauussd Tsfs ~ case q t-e C0lgLs All Pc
tertcruuel sna re Po- Hope AZ Pe-er.cro1ga ine-
scr exrlrpit Phi H. a. C0oo-rg rpltr s0Kus
en- LAKE Orfzrlo ely -sysa cs- epart Peter51rsuyh
Nes Aeasy TIE uor- .rCm L. LAKE lout tar-y ul-s
Ye; the fivl Gke ;ogus u-1f 60 q lave q rL.r1ai
Tie Cob0lrg LIE = Gcru1ly under cc-rrsc'. and re
Pert Hor- r.d qesfr1c-ou.l lire j. ?, BE- p-cei aeier
ecut-ret fr-r.v iin- Toe czs sdu-c --Lr- sp--.-
flel Of what j. tgcg done -,ncl-y I'm i0r any pa
jC'gr .lrC-I Ia. t--z - o. us p1it.c11- q r-r--
Clr f-- ,rsul Tsy. t1t two r-rnct- The eEt -
z 49, - SO :. c4tci. To .l-nscS~l.y >. Fusy
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her braIn VA sil.v ard her hcsr, si~s ClcH ioh
ted hsr 20 VrVv Al, sat tec g-L spiris ioiil" *
VIXEN ~ 70 pray only case. Tie dfdIlk'Td > -
ar involuntary slavery; requires more tiAl nun 'u
trsrgfu ~ break a. ieiters BE- has 80 long ncen h'
Of iTUr associations iaa- &c 'ces ;Aaf ne S
no ", O. CslvEry.
Ne.-hrr 10 the / 400 widowed and fsfheress every
yssr IN cur Sts'e ~isl tle conIuuan OF the License
Law None hus the uoi-rs.e 1rinkcr. steepei - NJ
very kcUt with selSs' acss, tie rum tF1ihcSdr wao
vci tl the very blood OF his victims and se Y Tor
c, the C.cehoider Vho del ghts % snui the burning
brsah OF depcudaut>-,hose with clear hcai ou' cor.
rut. hear who sre opposed q this Law. We won!t
ak tie osl FL ysc'an 20 Grw our t oorrppaGn g
heal this lep-uus cOrotCn. iaC@e who wcut ietA u
disgrace 70 he a irrnkcrt, who are ne elites al ti'
uales e The cites and towns say give US httls NOR.
wine. I. " III msSe ls spsrdio- WHY anu pfiiisnI
rsuier,jer ihs sse of the tat The oir,is sSserioi
GRE - s- eei 70 bcs-a" thc highest honor On tn2
ore = 30 co-is Nv the L,Ac.S h,de bat eonceaieJ
himself ~ ne wing 81 css.a, All nen Tue Nns "'
II bird. scenic - The zen th, vesri Win hs eNcr
iors rested, tie ittle ba. rcsc snyt distance nSel'
Great were The cNuaiUns O. nc o!., and tat oS TO-
ceyed his III earned hCnos bgt the poor Bat could not
.us's tiis reputation and fed away O. ta- or~t lue
hirs srqcscd thar he rereG,ed II consequence o. oTc
cxcrt.or Those with borrowed p'ames always A'A5
awsy from sghL after season. llen scilt'bioil> ~
VII NAV h more brilliant AZ hc me cup yettn,se ere
rc' L. ting: their tr ancy j. e?hcUgal Iley may &c
wire frcuau. . rched on mountains, but when dise
tangled from thtir wine chsrots trey are iound ~ e.
lar and cutters These tlt one. Wl' WAY tnc -
cerge Law Itev want not tLe vulgar IN, out tlc
sparkling GrstocIste VINE Go for ihg -0ica gooiois OK
jim Ter snail We dare TO he silent to submit ~ have
thi- sy.tm ct license fwori uor ~ SILENT fDr go
weshh Of ~ universe S,raue5 WIKI br,lesAts, ami
studded w,'h disMcrds
Tie fcsal,s IT our tforts may not he seen undl W.
hrv,, cone where the wcA Ell ccsse from troubling a't
the weary are e yet.
Nc, We s!a4 hare a Maine Law. Toe ruth must AM
vii uiuura The ever wing vii never die the NOR
t,l vi puf on iuinorfoliy Truth vii 20 back o the
Almighty Tor new missions and new bspti'ns Go - TIC
Cveh D. nd forge the winds. ke ch Ans % bad te
pulsaii Is Of lie, but no barriers can I've pared 10 te
iss,i-rs of Truth from the ever beating heart Of tAc
sntui.c 10 viii cuiaLstc throughout the oycs Of time
anil et.ff..v
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Further Particulars from Mexico.


By an arrival from BRACES 81. Jaso, se ksye
recc.'ei Brownsville papers 10 the isza inst. soi,
sise.
According 20 the latest adyices, Carayajsl sss
a. or rear the t.ie town o. Gina. win syuie hs
dca o.orers. leyyns Aack as. gpoE tie iahssIaHss
Na1 coGt.. from ever merchants PACK mule %
vSgon- We esn stste frun POSITIVE ku0NieSse. says
Tie altr,caR rag thsf there r0t American en-
ssCd Win the leaders Il IRE pyscci rcvcishoanOr Is
zoe desGe Or the AeNscsns themselves Ins' there
shoBldbe
IMPORTANT RUVOE Tbs morning. Thurs
asy1 Jest - VIZ s.e sougto Frcs= Gays Tss Fay.
ior eure: 20 TIE G. set tia. ne ccsa steamer
Es,o &c seAieo had arrived 81 the mouth q the river
vii ne expected loTces dee nod the ssack q NJ.
tnorOs We canned voSch Tor the authenticity o. lie
rsrof taouSa sesas Tat Avsics Attaches sucent In
EsNncs - q seod o., quite deeschrurnt u cavalry
70 rcccrrcsr some s-y slsc ia. ~ afvarce r,1xr
a Col Cruz z close = taud
Here Is a long article ia II, Flag entitled
"Aas-rs Of T&lnsuAfSs' We ecpy tic srsstc. ror,oa
Siu;
Oar sahors ths river have NV l,irv e.,rht
The Pr sailzx Spdeml and TO- A. a. -
rage Ibey tae latest i-shons a,5u. -
elite Of peGasoUs etes. There nct rsz c.t, ~
hamlet % EOte N IL en,rS SAX, believe With ths
exception Aaf-rnoras, Which has f.lea to
yoFalsF p.a VI Jsksco The -iss pics, however ".
Ger command Ct GrDersl AvsloS 49, boss ;sAfzl
10 r-ssnf CoysIumeEf. 1ae tsrNarI ve is.-n
k.i .s.-4 - s-L..~I-, --Ss-i- 49, s4-ss- 20 -.
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eos. vsh or ni,h. 70 sonse Wy ,Jssvrd egpls-n.ng
Frsrob TeTc s;isrS srd Par presi u-iGn Lex ~ Ns-
workers. vh becoming pride. tEsnk Go tha; snL
lsr esuies Tok IL cur City 70 eycntGay proiSce
tin ihT Tessis.
To shspee the subject There are ~'tis the barriers
twertv r. rec orersn osss tneaers ard -cuees csps
bic Of ho.cne II al! - 90 persons, on seat va-yng N
rrce from ten fTarcs The cE-NlOlet comfort - A.
ouers eee down 20 fur and ten aus on me are bsnrL
a. e the DeleyeHcgf> and the Ld-a- Three hu1tret
md ty enty enc operss, bal T. and rc-e 0re legt
mate dramas we're brought GU. during The yer PaTs
bee pad T. ID u these places dI~ng the
rsst twolveonfh about 0OO 0cO francs AMI OJ0OOJ
more a. concerts proper eg}tc0He.ts scsc. e1HeeT1
public hsls, and exhibi, Of Gun sles LEI tn-a
bold statement remain - teXt 20 be refeTsf 70 n
ne future study o. Pss-ian life, winch noTbe-e -
yeah iself more sgThczntiy than a; the tnefsr Az
otbeT index is be fund ia l. literature for the Pa
risBs great reader give only the &c Tex y TIE
index Tue number Of books pamphlets and perloti-
ctls printed al France during the past year il 26l.
an incresse Of OH ever 1851 Or these 3gl we're
printed il Pam 625 are n be consiter-d a. ssF
writing SO in French provincial da'et or m .Or-
cgI and &nCent tongues adj 20 tese f5' N -ra7ny-
md lihosrsphs; III geographical chars and plan and
24i3 pieces o mu.c.
Paris gets cured ard killed broagh. into the word
srd sen; out of ~ lc} doctors IN medicine and s1r
sery 17g health oiBcsrs - spOthecsnes and 81 mid
wves ira comfort 10 u lay patients resd tBat 81
doctor in Medicine have G,e! here in tie past twelve
month There's average Of one physician . every
FIVE hundred Psrsisns 20 ssy nothing Of gnscks and
fnflfCEIefr ~ Az FftlrF II - bil one VI tfffE WI
,houssnd Inhabitants aud the s;a-iscs Of Dr. R1a1aad
effG LEI The curious lGct that there I've nun
dred towns and coInmnes 10 France with population
respectively ~ from 300 N ZOO bodies, that have
ncnher physician nor spothecary. The shTewt Dr..
Routsud does not give the bills Of mortality u these
dettuic places The lat yearly statement OF the Pens
svings Bank (CGisse E9arGas} shows lst Of l9i 81
dfIosor ID increase Of nearly ~ OC over that u sJ
Ct whom 10 their credit be il sad sb1uf scyen-tentls
are wOTkmen and wOrkNOrneD. TIE deposits f1r The
yesr in round numbers y $500 900 franco say a. 30
90 The cxporiauons OF Pare for the year ls2 )Gnt
IN value 20 nearly go coo 90 of francs al ut one
fifth Of the value 4 ali explorations from the ports ~
Prince one word the religious dspOziti0n Of the
PoTaDs. During u nine days celebration OF the ieic
Of 81 GCnCvieve which Closed last Tuesday evening II
ia estimated thai three hundred thousand persons from
the city sud the Department. visited the tive churches
Of - Etfnre dci Medet and tie Tx Pantheon ana that
more thsn 90 600 Children admitted 20 touch the
tomb which IL n the frst Of these churches and the
shrine ttst contains the Saints rehques which Il depos
tied in tie latter. CAB
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HAVANA.
Arrival of the Isabel.


The steamship Isabel, Captain Rollins, from
Havana via hey Wet, arrived 4; Tybsc yesterday
mOIniDg 81 az carly hour Sae len Havana the 22i
met. at J. NJ
There has been some discussion between the
Brili.h Cobsu ~ Havana ana the Captain General o.
Cube IN relation % the marestmclt Il British Jects
By tie Governor OF - Jayo dc Cuba, which, !, ia
thought will have injurious influence upon ihe prs
relations OF the two powers n 10 r'poriei also,
that irequout violations Of the treaty between Enysnd
and spain for lie suppression % t' slave trade, have
been tnade with high OBJ .sl sanction. II j. sud
siN hundred negrOes srdcd Cahairas, 90 De-
cenbcr and placed the plantation 0f one Of tIe Old
and mot wealthy citizens Of tie island. whore ssi'-
have been made iu psrce % suii purchaser Tnc ves
eel sunk after the cargo was q charged. and The
cay tain and the SLAYER Travelled nt0 the interior W
pary Of tie negroes, skinZ part Of ihe escort These
violations 81 the treaty The Eu1l-h contend could not
Hkc place withCu, the collision o. the Spanish auti3n
~, D., Observation-Disclosures. E.
the dotcnr,u Of Capt Cray, the American officer who
bad been kept ia Havana Tor come time, ipr hs sup
posed connection wi,h slave vessel ant consequently
bewas permitted 20 leave the Island. Il VII be seen
that be is orc Il The pa-scn gers by the lssjel
Ic Deam has been sung IN Havana and else
where IN Cuba the cessation Of the cholera Great
preparations were making for the enjoyment Of the car
uiva Mlskcd bals are TO bc given by several private
citizens. Tho city has been visited Of late by frequent
and grateful nortiers.
The Leon regiment OF infantry and the Fourth
sfIhnfUn 81 lIcefr nave been making cNCdrinns
into the interior making the country people happy with
the martial airs Of their bands and their gallant depOr
meDt several 81 these military Nisits thHt were pro
jccted have been suspended account OF the cholera
Under the religious head, the Gazette men
tons the presiding Saint Of the Calendar tor the ~
inst. The saint for that day Il appears "Saut
Caputc, KING Of denmark who trsnstVed by =
lance ia l0i1 while praying Tor hs enemies. We were
not aware before that any one o. this name had ever
been ctnCnizcd
The Diari0 Of the Goth inst has an article
the political history Of the United State, far L
relates the elevation Of Gen JacA o. the Presidency
The editor regards Jackson the true mpersOnstOn Of
the Anglo American character.
The cholera continues to exist in some parts
OF Cuba. bat the accounts from the interior more
and more favorable Though lie aspect i mugssei In
mOst quarters yet II is quite mali nant here and there
BY late adviccs from MnnzanilO the victims from
fifteen 10 eighteen daily Ia thai place
Accounts from Cardenas state that that port
presented very animated appearance since the decline
Ia prices OF articles of fruit &c shippcd there Some
fry vessels CT various descriptions were in port on The
10Th last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
BUENOS AYRES.
We have ad,ices from Montevidco up to the

We have ad,ices from Montevidco up TO the
18th UL
An important success has occurred in Ria da
Pusta The authorities OF Buenos Ayre- hsvelaiely sent
into the Province Of Enre kios expedition OF about
1000 men. under the command of Generals Matsn4ya
and Hornos This expedition left the port OF BgenOs
Ayrcs the might Of The iOh aud arrived the
of Quseguaycha on the 18Th HonOs di-cmbarkcd on
the hC1ihs wh 900 horsCInou and Travelled rapidly
thai ho reached Qusogusychu wrhoat encouuiorng the
slightest fcsissuoe and what is sill more without ID.
opposition Of snsi quart, which stationed short
distance from the point al which he landed
From Queleguaychu BE- followed the direc-
ton OF Gala 20 oppose Eimaf 10 toe garrison OF Csse
ros and 70 eatct junction with the iorces which he
expected from C0rricnics.
Al GeDa battle occurred between the
tToop. q Honos snd those Of Ufguisa, commanded BY
CTtlil NelasQuez. According lhe intelligence rom
Hucnos AyTes TIE latter were deil slcd At the sans
TIME ihst ,his part OF the expedition 6.hnag ami
triumphed General Muiarags defeated near the
olfy Of Conceaco In Uruguay which he tired take %
make tue sesi Of he operations.
Gen. Paez marched on the 18th, from ST
Nieolso 20 Santa Re IL suid that BE- mss under hs
comm and between three and four thousand men
These facts and their consequences have 81
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