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tended your inodacoTy Historical Lesson al the stV-an In
,irte explained 20 large and ave aud eur
your plan lio' Instruction., ask leave respectfully
"a yon our eradication the toqlent lucid and nrre-fns
which save your Ve"so the mortaaoe ami value o.
History asa sfNdy
Fo he hcn@f' sdes and rentsmsn who m
Morning 70 request 10 toHtse o.
Fyrs the place such evening NJ each week
a p.y rompofi IA your and other arrangements
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CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT

RANCE OF THE THEkMOhEIBk AT
4 j. Deloorrs formerly Lynch r Vayksl p. ipoat,'t
1855. AM. Noon. SPIN 5PM.
January 7..........32 10 % ~
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSION

COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONS-JAx. 7.
Before Judge BEsEE AID Aldermen BAaz and BaisLEr
Robert Burns recently convicted Of assault
md battery Owen Lee IN officer Of the sixth ara 70
ice was his morning sentenced the City Prison for 20
,isys
Frank Wilson, convicted Of grand larceny ~ss ssnSeuesd
70 The state Prison for yesrs sad usontts
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To MISS Bacon: The undersigned having at

nSSBACoN's EVENING LESSONS N HISTORY.
lCorres d-uce.l
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DEDlcATIoS.-The new Hall on the corner o
Cont and Jelolemon-sts opposite The City Hall, wa
dedicated TO Oddrllo shp fhursisy night before nn
rerous audience of members
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I'm RrcrNr BrRGLARY Iy HupsoN.sr.-

NEITNT
The sr all iron safe which stolen Wednesday night
from tie office of H. Beal5. Esq No sos lludson A. wa,
yesterday found in lumber yard nesr the foot Of Pery
North River Ii had been red of about 100 In bank
bills but 900 $4,000 in Government Securities were
LETT upd ubed By the thieves and these were recovered
An individual who suspected OF having participated IN
the burglary and larceny yesterday arrested aud taken
Justice Stuart bat having proven his tnnpcence TO
the OF the Magistrate, he was discharged
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ry' Lost, short distance from tae Cola
more House, in Broadway. manuscript copy ea'iied
IAN appeal in behalf OF the Peoples College Any
person by leaving tie same a, Tae Tri6Sr, 01.' VIII
be sui,sbly rewarded
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BURLISGroS CoURrs.-The Grand jury re-
TUNED but eight bills of indictment the present term,
winch REGARDED indication OF the decrease OF
in that County There but two OF importance,
viz: one Of perjury and one of burglary.
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BURGLARY IN CHATHAM-sT.-The store oil
Mr. p Beck No 72l ChAtbamst entered on THURSDAY
Rht ly bur.ats who carried OF yions guitars, hutes,
Luscel boxes, &c, 10 the value Of 600. No arrest.
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CArHARIvE FERRY.-Two new boats will be
put On this Ferry to-day third one is nearly ready
Instead Of the usual excursion trip to few friends the
propre,ors tender TO their friends generally aud the
public at large free passage to foot passengers on Mon
day the 10Th inst, from O'Clock, A, NJ. to 8, p NJ.
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SEVERE ArFLIcTIoS.-Ab0ut two months
since man named Hines came with his wife and several
children from Albany this City tr the purpose OF setting
up small business. He had however been here bats
short time when he robbed of every dollar he had and
to add his wrechedness the small pox broke out in his
family and Thursday last his wife died OF IT, He has
schd lying the point OF DEATH and another deaf IN
the house. whose body the Coroner Yesterday held an in
quest the eins Of the afflicted family, No ls5 East
Eleyenth-st.
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Prv,pr,rry EUpG, ,Ry.-Some villains en-

KIMAEkABLE TUEULNHf. -DUIHt NIIIIIHs VH
tered the house No IS Crosbyst Thursday ight last
went deliberately into room where three persons were
afieep forced open four trunks extracted about $40 IN
cash two watches. and some jewelry with which they
made their escape without giving the least alarm.
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GRAND LopeE.-The Grand Lodge of the Or
der of Independent Odd Fellow hold their Aunus Meeting
a, Masonic Hall in Trenton on "Wednesday, the 18th OF
January ct 10 o'cloek A NJ
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eral DAYS paSt Gov. Fort

GOV. ORr.-I OF stNVTdI UayS past NUF' I OF
has been employed the Capitol in preparing az is sup
nosed) his ssaae and making for the
ng OF the Legislature. lie returned 10 his residence, New
Egypt on the 9th inst
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Fatal RAILROAD AccIpEyr.-Coroner vii.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENr.-COfOner WI
helm yesterday held inquest q. the New-fork Hospital
upon the body of Michael OHeirn native OF Ireland,
Is wears Of age who died from injuries received on the I'D
ult BY being over by on the New fotk and Erie
Railroad The deceased employed by the Company az
brakeman and while % the act OF jumping from one car
to another he slipped and fell between Them and one OF
tie cars passed his night leg causing compound ae
ture and other Injuries The Jury rendered verdict OF nc
cdental death He leaves wife residing at Port jarvis
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g,y We have received from the publishers

l.S We have received from the publishers
of The Albion weekly newspaper, the annual engrav'
ipgprcfentod TO the subscribers to that journal Ii is
magnificent full length portrait of Mary Queen of Scots,
engraved 10y Richie from painting in the possession
Of w Young, EsQo editor Of Tie Albion the besuti-
full Queen is represented in tho bloom of youth, with
an expression ofinnocence and simplicity which speaks
well for the goodness OF her nature. A more sdmra-
bic specimen Of engraving is rarely scenin this country
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Tax REcErERs-Mr Rose has introduced
bill in the Assembly providing for the election Of Tax
Receivers COMMISSIONER Of this City.
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,y- The Second Unitarian Church OF Brook
Iyp. newly organized free Church lost sa'u,o..
Sunday school Library Hymn Books. &C. '%ao1
four hundred dollars. by the burning OF the fe--'
Academy in Brooklyn the other day Ihey nave &c.
moved 10 the Brooklyn Institute. Wsshinst0n' ine'
had no insurance
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In the early part of the week q

4 q Inc luCENd>iu- th' Va
certain city officers and passed BY the Common Council
was vetoed BY the Mayer al the last meeting Of that body
The TAPER ably writton, proving co0cusiyely the
sAfe OF which the city would be plunged
BY the passage and approval of the ordinance.
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESY.-A German
named Gustav Springer yesterday arrested in the Tar
teelth Ward charged with stealing gold watch valued a.
SIS from william kime, residing at No 1875 Rvingtons
The accused confessed his guilt ind committed TO pT
son hy Justice Wood 10 answer the charge
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Richardson, Bros. & Co.'s Circular.

LIVERPOOL. II MODfn lltl, loDJ-
The weather hes AZ last become seasonaby cold and FOR
the three nights have had sharp fro.. with rising
barometer in the last IL hours and wind East Our fsh
supplies GDee the 9Th have been very light.
Without having experienced any sctive demand there
has been inquiry for WHEAT and FLOUR and boders
have been unwilling sell unless AZ advance the
currency this day week and the improved value noted
have taken psce II the close Of market Tuesday has
been fully supported.
AT market tins morning bad good attendance Of
the local and town dealers and some buyers Of WHEAT from
the interior districts.
There active demand for WHEAT than for
time past and good extent Of business done 70 mer
and spectators advance Of 2 White and Il Red
on the currency Of Tuesday last.
Flour also more inquired eer but the transactions
only 70 limited extent owing TO holders being
willing sell without further sd rance Of Sd al Y Dbl
the prices Of Tuesday which bayes no. disposed
70 concede INDIAN CORN quiet wthou. change in value
OATMEAL better request ard must be quoted 3d. = load
desrtr. OATS moderate sale AZ late quotations No trans
actions reported in floating carEoes Of CoRS or WHEAT
Gelstz CoRS held firm AZ g and Ibra 81, c. T. and l.
Imports Of Foreign WHEAT this day week H. 100
quarters Of Flour ooO barrels and 5 saek. oo quar-
ter YIAS CoRS.
We quote this days value Of American Cereals White
WHEAT Sd76. extra q %, Red =, 7lId7I2, Csnadan
White u, 7i2d7 J. FLoUR-BAltmore Phladeiphis and
Ohio q dE6, Westerns 8 as 3, Virginia D as g.
Yellow INDIAN CoES 81, White D. p 80 10.
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Navre Markets.

HANSk-soes CorroN, Of tie week % eta iscla., We
efS haits, 81 Stich - 10 srrye against s. so imports
leaving stock Of lsso bales OF which scarcely O 10
StoG bales ready for .al- Waiting the Aribias letter.
trsnssot0us sth l.ited 10 lew parses 4, esxe,
prlcts.
hsvSt, FEB. 9Th. market opcnsd for CorroS IT,,
uaornng que but prees .uss ned Little doins co dp in
port Md 10 Coed Mo Neg OT!escs, 81; Good ord,nAry
90 Sofi st1ct Coed Md Noble, S0f. Good Nd Orl.aD.
20 arrive, realized so Sales 20 2oeoek today aboqi 10
tales
CoTFtt rot much IL Senaad from the trade but .oue
speculation IN East lEdi.
AsHEs nominal - 81. for American Pots .ud III for
Pearls
kEEswAx MI.
dong wha,eye, and prees 10 min Tor a.
descriptions; nc arrivals
sVslk dull srd priees eAsier. Bark Qusrcitroa small
sse Phili sf - u Ie Per - k Leq and bags B.r
nore AZ II Il Size being IN improvement
Advices the d,strcts are ver, fvo,
abe tor van, ieh benz scerre has rs-n
CALiooEs Ars N better rrQees particularly IN kl.. III
Manufactured pEstzce TT iron eenx Ia A. hafter,ns
Position ~ Cotton pnr.s are selling with Ere.s difficulty
leaving loss 70 aaufsctIrrrs buyer. vii not p,y ~
propoxtlonafe a9vssce wkcA h.< taken pI.e- srr-. -
lzst menth On the material.
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NrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY "a, 1853

him 70 The point he may Designate Also sr Don Angel
lturbide, commissioned BY Government, carries DE
patches TO the Mexican Legation in Washington.
Within the last few days mercantile Affairs have
been improving, and much merchandise stored has been
sen, into the INTERIOR and everything prognosestes that
business " III increase
1.-The American steamer Alhatro>s. belonging 20 the
New Orleans line should leave this the 10Th fer New
York via Havana In her goes the Italian Opers Com
pany The Manager esyes in the British steamer, 70
make arrangements with Sr Marty. in Havana"
The letter from the City of Mexico. long,
windy, Spanish political concern, says in rela'
ton TO the Tehuantepec business, that il prob
ably will be settled in favor of Sloo's Company
Another English vessel has arrived from Chi
ma with Coolies, the Gertrude. OF $50 en-
barked 204 have arrived, andon board all three
of the vessels now here in quarantine, they are
dying like rotten sheep.
During the month of January, the deaths in
Havana we're 769, or about double the usual
mortality at this season of che year.
Having nothing else of the least importance
TO relate, | conclude.
Yours as usual, &c, in haste, FAIrHFuL.
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PRUSSIA.

Berlin correspondence reSsserts that there is
every to believe that the commercial negotiations
between Prussia aud Austria upon the 9 sas-
factory solution Another account in Tie Mo-zisg
Herald statee that tho commercial negotiations are ter
minated and that NJ de Brack only waits Berlin for
the authority Of the Autrisn Goverrment, to sign =
treaty OF commerce concluded for twelve years Tai.
treaty Is said TO be favorable to commercial liberty.
From other sources we are informed that the
Zollveroin Congress in Berlin viii be rspened in
order to lay before /, the treaty In que on and which
VIII doubtless be accepted by ths. Assembly Il is
derstcod that the Emperor Nicholas hiss greatly eOutrb
uted 10 the good understanding Of Austria aud Prussia
this question and that the Prussisn Government has
entered into an engagement 10 examine al later Pc
nod, the question OF commercial iEssioE bstween the
Zolverein and the Austrian empire The Vienna Cab.
met has made some Important concessions with rsler
cnee to the tsrih. We may add that the commercial
treaty mnst receive the sanction Of all the States form
ing the ZolNern aud slso Of the Sseuerveren repre-
scented by Hanover before II viii receive general sp
phcsfon for the treaty has been only contracted strict
y speaking, by Prussia and Austria. As the former.
howe,er hss been all along in close communication
with Hanover and the lstter with the Darmstadf CO.
ahaon, there bat little chance O, the treaty being re-
leSted ey The commercial allies of those two powers
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Csrrpx.e with the closrs Of Fa.y last have 10 re-
port rrsetan in the and feeling Of COrToS mH-
t,t for rbe sSyicss Ar.sa AZ hsnd Monday report
rs lower prices and are receipts the poro ~ta tns
prospect OF their sti oontnunE for weeks e2d
Gis4ppoi1tment 11s1uch TIE very reverse
was rrtcTpsted from the Of tie Plciis lfvees re
ceves on Friday Last that .. o> s-ors evncsd -te N
elr sticu % follow ZIP their speclllve o-encntA tue
marie, soon presented sdu AID gloomy aspect the es1ses
alluded 70 in our i.t respects sshsn iepe az
influence on the n.rket sill existing, the far OF
further ADVANCE IN the Of discount BY TIE Bank OF
Enssnd and The very large addition 70 - made rock
by the week Of westerly wind WINCH pres. nj prices
vou admit OF speedy sale ~ moderLte profit The
fdrnce quently manifested n The prospect Of slight
sdvrnce upon present prices has been shl<sn AID
carrot we think be restored IN the face Of higher
prces in the American martets unless the receipts II ts
ro-ts ALI OF indicate clearly total crop
exce~dirs 8 0ca coo 20 3, 90 balez
better feeling has prevailed il our GRAIN market az
rnT the veet and some improvement IN prices has beea
tsbshsd although the amount Of business aoinz has not
been lare At to-dsv's market WHEAT moved Of really
u7e.o7lsPT n for PRIME white and good demand
erised for Floor but not much Offering II @ for good
Westerns and n for Philadelphia and Baltimore
AsHEs-VerJ moderate sales without change IL prices
BARE-lO0 bags Baltimore sold 81 = cwt
BEEswax-Sales tuns. at 81 l5i 20 Il I76 evt-
LARp-lO tuns Of inferior sold AZ go q cvt.
TURPESTIsE has advanced IS having been obtained FL
500 bbls
srrRTTs OF TuRPESIISE in fair demand AZ So TO 59l
Fcvt
REsrx-5o bbls common realized 81 r ewt.
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A, TSri, the Sandman Cabinet met together

AZ Iurtn the SHrufulah y aotnct nicf eocoN"~'
In haste in consequence OF communication from the
Austrian Consul 10 deliberate the state OF affair. IN
rorbardv Further accounts via Berne eondrm the
,o.sl .uppres.ion Of the REVOLT well It's premet
itated character.
A second dispatch Of the Overland Indian
Ma. via Trieste says: The treaty for the annexation
If Peeu. dated Dee o. concludes with the nrnat'on
that In case the Burmese Emperor should refuse to
make an immediate peace, or should msles, The ne"
British territory The whole kingdom shall DC suodued
and himself drthruned The Burmese, however, make
no sign Of scceding this propositions, and an ad-
vance on Ava was considered inevitable The advance
will probably take place the means OF trans
mort are collected. There 10 no other news OF i'm
portance. The money marke: was easy Exchange,
Calcutta 9 l. and tending 70 rise. From Canton we
learn that 40 sebes we're hanged during the month
of November
A letter from Vienna states that the conflict
in Milan was sharp while it lasted but that the in
surgen.s were without efficient arms, and hsd ca
peble leaders All persons taken in the open act of
rebellion were forthwith shot The principal citizens
Of Milan are arrested The letter slso states the Aus
tran Government has sent to Napoleon list Of Itsl
ians in Paris who suspected Of having favored the
movement
The annual report Of the Bank of France
hiss just been issued sud is of the most favorable
character.
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IL The London Keepsake for 1853, copts

q" The London Keepsake for 1853, contains
very amusing letter from Mdlle. Rachel TO Madame
Samson, dated from interlaken In lo43 It that
the great rsgedsn was encountered In the aub1Ss on
the Moptanvert, BY party OF French bsdsads, who
disputed with each other abouther identity among
them considering IL impossible that Phedre could have
wander ed far from the boards Of the Teeys Fyaseas
This gentleman backed his opinion BY the wager Of
leg Of msQon, and resoxted TO ingenious device o.
surprise the sctress into tragic exclamation which
should reveal hsr identity Bu, Rachel had overheard
the conversation, proof against the ruse preserved
an hfexible silence and V,fered the gentleman who
had laid the wager snd giorfod himself on winning IL
10 continue his exhslaons MI she returned 10 the au
bSe when she settled the question BY writing her au
togrspb IN the Lferes ds EsranSeys follows "Payez
lie gigot de utoD, Monsieur e suis Rachel f" Paw
the leg Of mutton, Sir; am Rschd"l
fg Joel Bruce, OF some forty. five years. a
former resident OF public institution whete the in.
mates peck stone or employ their leisure hours some
other useful recI cation eloped from Aths on Weane,.
day last, with seventeen year old Mrs Harwood,
daughter Of bis wife by her first husband The precious
pair leit 1T Athol, respectively wife and husband
IL Mr. John G.. Henderson, Postmaster az
Wet Hsyerford Delaware County, Pa wa. killed ON
Saturday evening last White Hall He was cro,s-
nag the railroad track In wagon, and run over by
the down tram.
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LIZA correspondent of The Savannah

publican noticing the statement in Pntnams Magazine
wnrranting a belief that Rev Eleazer Williams Is the
Dauphin Louis XVII, publishes the following:
"1his unexpected discovery OF a Bourbon among Us
reminds another singular history derived from the
United States in the Revolutionary annals OF France
II believe that Marshal Ney, the tayorite Of Napoleon
wac Michael Rudolf, who distinguished officer in
the of Revolution. He was n Captain in Lees
partisan legion OF the Southern army; and he was then
be In France called the bfayest Of the brave
In the French army he called the American tobacco
MIST because he carrie cargo Of that article 10 France
from this country when he took part Ia the French Rev
OlutiCn.
michael Rudolf as his rame suggest was of Ger.
man parentsge, and born the eastern shore of
Maryland. AZ very early age he entered the army,
and achieved distinction 10 Lees Legion. He married
in Liberty County but aer he sailed for France from
Sudbury, he never returned 70 the United States
he historians Of France report his birthplace 10 be
SsTre LOuis, on the confines OF the Rhine"
Now our hand is in, we may as well claim Napoleon
himself and al his Msrshss. As to Ney the accounts
OF him published in this country, at the time of his
execution give the place and date Of bis birth, sasr
Louis. Jan 10 1862 And that best Of authorities the
lsst edition Of the German Conversations Lexicon"
gives the same, This would make him some thirteen
years Of age at the close OF our Reyolurion-rather
young TO have achieved distinction in Lees Legion
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GREECE.

Ire fsris Meniteu mentions that the con-
10 the crown Of Greece h.s terminatd ana ina, the
exchange OF the OF the treaty concluded on
this subject snd signed At London on the aa Noveus
Der last ey the Representative OF Greece. France
The Observer OF Atheas contains q royal
crdonsnce appointing commission 10 examine the
best means OF supplying srculurs aud other depart.
wenfs of Industry with money 81 q low rate hasss<
tesesssr the remedy suggested The oesrvr in in
producing these hc states that the failure Of the hsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24
INDIA.

The Times has received by Telegraph from
Marseilles. announcement of the Indian Mail (per
French steamer) with dates from Calcutta Jan 5; Mad
ras. Jan. 10, Bombay, Jan H.
A proclamation, dated Dec. %, formally an.
nexes, and forever, the Province oPegu TO form
apart 81 the Eastern British Territory
Three thousand chests OF indigo had been
sold 4j055 RUPEES higher than last year Exchange
at Calcutta 2 l.
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James M'IIenry's Circular.

LIVERPOOL, Frday, Feb. II, l3t1
P.ovIsIoSs-Bscon and Cheese wanted something
quotations. which nominal there being here.
steady demand clears Beef ship. Pork also saabe
full prices
QUERcITRoN BARK Is unstable.
LaRD is offered at / to 2 decline, without Leading to
sales.
TaLLow i IN very moderate request
Nothing has been done this week IN CLovERsEEo buyers
waiting Edyioes from the Continent.
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-pantsh Intervention fn Mexican Affair."
SANTA Annn-The Albatross-The Tehuan.
tspec Route.
Cofrs.Ssodenc- 81 Tie y Y rribs.-.
Havana TNurxlsv Eah a.

-, HAVANA Thursday. FEB II. IsS3.
Wrlte EMS by way Of postscript to a letter
which l wrote on the 18th inst, put into the bag
oitle mail steamer Crescent CITY which wa
expected on that day, but as yet has not ar
nyed
lhe British steamer arrived from Vera Cruz
day before Yesterday The only news am able 10
CLEAN Tor youis from the columns olthe Diario d,
Ia HGr'Ha, Spanish version, being from letter.
composed 10 suit the views Of our royal mar.
By the by, the Spanish Government Is pisying ,
high game In the Affairs ofMexico Emi:ssrle.
have been flying backward and forward h..
tween this place and that country lately TOO
often for the good Of humanity, and the So,n.
iards among the Mexicsns have taken a nra,ri-
nent part IN the intrigues to put the country in
CONFUSION, that some creature of Spain nav
usurp the power. This Government ba. Il,
ready sent tool forward, that they have "a.
Gently gained over, namely, Gen. Wol and "a
youwill see by the following letter / have rough.
ly translated, Santa Anna is invited IN rs,prn
TO be Dictator Any tyrsnt will have the cor.
dial support OF ours as any similar .ni-;t IN ,b.
Spaniards Il better than none 20 these moor
creatures In their unenyiable position on this
side OF the water. Now for the contents of ,bs
letter. Ii says: v WIG
VERA Csrz Monday. Feb :. 1s53
81 s't sIlet "a unusual delay the British steamer
arrived The ncle, on her sppearsnce x,I 80 -.
sha lEe Of tae house were covered with DeonI.
Anxious 70 see santa Anna and srea, was he d..n,
h WEE y oeesr3e known tia, he lad aot come:
20 werer "a rs stead came General Won. WHO wa.
well received and even sr Garnbos the nr.sso, c.
ernor desred 70 give up the Government - bi1, h.,
oene,sl Nou pre,ers 70 proceed 70 Las vIe0s VIII
sone uoeps, there to organize brigade
- 60. S.u eornnsslon 70 invite tack s4n.a
ne Hs steamer NeJieo, In few dsys time 10 H,vsss
to sWEs there tie arrival Of that Gen-r. 10 ra,-.,