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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-23

Gil. DUNCAN, President.

CT. STARTS, Secretary. -. .
AGENTS WANTED, for the above ASSOCIATION &c
whom will he paid eommssio that VIII nett iroI
IS to lOdollars per month The Agency offers me great
est nducemen. young meE desirous ofirNeiihg ahu
visiting different sections of country the business
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars III
uuire al the Ofrce or OF
HOKNBRoOK d CHURCHILL Agts.
mario 1vdI,g Water ST. Evansville Ind.
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law pARTNERSHIP.

UsS G.. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attornie> a;
.. Law Evansville, indiana. nave associated themselves
as partners in the practice of the law, aud will continue
10 ractic i'm this and the adjoining eouztes and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning THEN
attention prvticuary TO land law. short time the!
viii be prepared to give In few an abstract,
ments or in LamascO togethe with their professional
opinion AZ to the title ifdesired jy25- -dawtf!
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NEAT AND FAsrTToNaBLE BoOTs

-. DANlEL ". FOREST VIII make 50 hIOh
VI article of French Calf Boots from skins, 10
ES4T which was awarded prize Medal at !" oTla
Sa. Fair. No mistake for all who viii favor nm
With their orders at his shop, First street. between
Main and Locust Al work made from the above skins
warranted not to break.
AIso-Lades' Busk ms Cloth Buskins. Gents Caters,
Half Caters Slippers, and Jenny Lind Ties. made win
neatness and dispatch apl3dl!
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"SeeErity --stabiiity--P
LIPG THSU RANCE.
NsEtU:ps life EksSuTssEgcc Company
OF NEW YORK.
20. So. ~ BL SaE EEF.
MrTrAL CAsu FCND, ACCUMULATED on Isr FEB'Y. 1853
Sz.0lS.7 .G4!!
Securely inU osted in Bonds, Mortgages D. StoctS
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President.
Isaac ABBATT, CHARLES GILL, ActuaTy
O. ~. ESathbOEe, Agent, Evansville, Ind.
OFFICE A ERAScH
VI. J. BRAY, NJ. D-,....... HUGH RONALDS, Nj
Medical Examiners.
Ty7HIS Company being based upon the Mutual and
cash principle. affords the best possible guarantees
% all WAC visa the benefits of Life Insurance
REFERENCES ~ BvANsvILLE:-McsSrs John Shanklin,
GIison Mashee Charles Eele, Samuel Orr, Soren So
renson John Iuglc, Jr., .,ri~'sis Howes. w. T.Page.
j. p Elliott, ". II. BocoUrt. James laughlin, Jr VIM
nuches John ". Hughes, ". 4. Mcitea, a. NJ. Nc.
Grin Henry AIlis.J y. HerschberGer, Crawford Bell
Oliver Laid. y. H. Johnston, James r. Page, Jr..
F. Tavlor. W Bacon. ID. W. Ashbridge, J. Woodsor
HUGHES J. C.. Wheeler.
PRlSUEToN:-ilon Samuel Eall
1 Pamphlets setting forth the advantages offered b!
this Company together with the Tenth Annual Repor
Ton February 1t sJ3 will be furnished gratuitousl,
upon application TO the Agent. ap4f
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS
ALT8 ASS . CIATIOE
cleveland OslEO - Lafayette, sltd
- n ". = T. go GOO

THIS is Association of Farmers. Mechanics ano
i WOrkingmen generally, for the mutual assistance
of each other in case of sickness or accident.
BY the payment the admission Fee of Sl,J0, atthe
time making applications and at the hrst Annual De
pOsit within ten days YOU Will become Lie Meuoe
nd will be entitle 70 a Weekly Benefit il you should
disabled by ScknessOr Accident from pursuing yea
ordinary business oroecupaOn. Females insured agahs
sickness common 10 both sexes.
-RArFS OLE YEARIY DEPOSITS:
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Az NAA1A~S~A -A-N as, St
DRUGGISTS, AND TFEE PUBL1C GEN
ERAEEY.
NTESSRS KELLER az FARNSLEY would respect
WI fully thanks to their customers and the pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method of informing
their friends that they have purchased of Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock of tsrtIss 81 Medicines. and
will continue to carry on the business in The house for
mery occupied by him Main. between First and Sec
where they will be pleased to have their friends
call and examine their stock They associated Mr
Isaac Whe who has been for years the principal Clerk
in Mr.. Belts establishment, who will be happy at all
times wait upon the old patrons, of the house.
pure Drugs att low rates. and accommd dating terms ire
any inducemcnt to the Merchants Druggists and Ply
scians respectfully invite them to call as we have
on hs d ock of Sj 600 of well eeted Drugs. and
win be constantly receiving additions 10 our present
supply and hope to offer such Inducements 10 WHOLE
SALE DEA LERS will supereede the necessity o
the vstr other cities for the purpose of purchasing
cir supplies.
jyl5 - KELLER, FARNSLEY q co.
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.MISCELLANi Gus.
a ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forwarding
AOU s T..
10 S z P II MOGRID GE,
Inin TUichnI a. MnOrlIge.

> Il <
Late Twichell & MOgrldge,l
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE STREETS.
NONSlGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS VIII nave
" prompt and personal attention, ana hOerai dd
will be given whea required, on Consisnments
or Bills of Lading in hand.
Orders for the Purchase OF Lead Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be flied the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and
Produce will with especial and dispateh the
lowest rates of freight will always be procured and the
expense Of storage aud drayage as much as possible
avoided
-.r References.
PACE & BACON,
Z. CHARLES, BLow & Co., ! G., roris
CHoUTEAU ce VALE,
DosT, ,KING q Co..
II. ID. NEwcoMB * BRo., .Iop;svi,,e e,
..e w. B. REYNOLDS,
l'-.r-,' e Ellis " MORTON. i t,E It
STRADER 81 GoRNAN,
HOSEA q FRASER, Clnelnnau
SPRINGER 81 WHITMAN,
f Z. o. GooDMAS & Co.,
t J. w. BUTLER & Bro,
II. LEECH d Co., Z Pittsburgh.
WM. HoLMEstS Co.,
L. & c. YARNALL 81 Co.,
MORGAN, j. NJ Buck g. MORGAN, ph;,ada,n,,.
B. b. CoMEGYs,
SHIELDS d MILLER.
Blow 81 MARCH,
CHAs A. WEIeHT.)
JOSIAH LEE dS Co.. ! p,.:.o
ABRAHAM G. COLE, ~
A: A G.. EAewrst RIVE Il O. 3. Co., Boston.
C.TWICHELL& & CO.. New Orleans.
I have an open Policy Of Insurance, which will cove
all shipments to my address, when advised by letter pei
mail or when endorsed bills of lading before
the time of shipment. JOSEPH MoGRIDGE.
rar9 '53--d&wIy St. Louis, Mo.
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FrEXTCaN MUSTANG LINImENT.

| RIENICAN MUSTANG LtNIMENT.
VNTE offer this Liniment as remedy In the various
Wv diseases and complaints for which u IS recon-
msnded with full confidence of its success IN curing
them. .
The following is list of the numerous and extraordi
nary cases il has cured during the last few months:
6s5O cases of rheumatism in all its forms;
42O0 do strains and bruises;
$500 do burns and scales;
1850 90 fresh cuts anc wounds;
40 do cancers;
7740 do scrofulous sores and ulcers that had re-
sisted all other treatment;
4.2fO do in6amed and swelled joints:
1850 do piles;
400 do ium.bago, suiees, gout, and hard bony
TumOrs;
6950 do Chapped hands
9pG0 co caked breasts;
1900 do tooth ache and ear ache;
IOtO0 do various chronic diseases.
The Mustang Liniment will cure the following dis
eases of II rses.
SPAWN Ring Bone Bruises and cuts Strains, Saddle
Calls, Wind Calls, Fstula Sweeny, Big Head, Cracked
Heels.
THREAD AND REMEMBER-I1
BEWARE of green mixture Of ana infien i nun9 III
put up in square bottles, and called Fobt hNiS oIL
iINMENT.' Avoid il. its continued use VIII shIV-
ell, relax and weaken the muscles, and parallZe tno
nerves. The Mustang Lnimentis soid I'D ever! somh
and all the Drug Stores in Evansville frce zoc.s,
80 cts and one dollar bottle 1he Do CEN oiIs
three times as much as the 25 cert botte e one dsi-
lar hottie holds as peh as eight times ofthe 25 cents
bottles. The large bottles much ihe cheapest
Try the Mustang Liniment-lO,OCOOOO bottles sold
annually. =. .o,o p,o,r;o.o,.
Pp,xc,p.r OTvrcrs-Corner of I'd and Marketsts. St
Louis Mo; and 30i Broadway n. Y. J!lo1!n@w
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notice.

NNTE have this day associated with US IN the prgg
w business Mr.. saacT. White. The business VIII
hereafter be carried the old stand formerly occu
pied by Crawford Bell Main street between LIST End
under the firm and style of %
jyl-tf KELLER, FAhNHbhh N w.
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e. VI. GRIFFETU. /.

EEariyVare aad tutery.
As Just received full and com ,lete stock OF To-
reign aud domestic Hardware, Mechanics tools and
Building Materials. Merchants, Mechanics, and other
are Invited 20 examine his stock at
ap20-dd&w THE SIGN OF The MILL SAW.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HARTEORn CONNECTICUT

HAhItOhB, OONNEC litJI
INcoRPoR ATeD 1Sl0.-tHARTER PERPETUAL.
Hhorired CAPT $3.50 OOOO.-SHbseribed CGPI I50 COO
VlHIS long established and well known Institution
Z has transacted most extensive Insurance business
for than forty years. throughout the United States
and British North American provinces. II has aimed
O secure public nidcnce. 10y an honorable and faithful
ufment of its contracts; ana the ners Of propery
are assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses Stores Merchandise. Household Furniture
Vessels the stocks while in port dc &c. wiz be-
insured low as the risk will admit. The fol.
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON. President.
ALBERT Day, CALVIN Day,
JAMES GOoDwIT, JoB ALLYN,
CU.ELEs BoswELL JOHN p. BRACE.
HENRY kENEy. CHARLES J. RUss.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary
CHRtsrornER G. LYMAN. Assistant Sec'S.
u IPApphcations for insurance may be made to
ALLEN c. HALL0CK, Agent
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank,
decs Evansville. Ind.
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.npYNG AND SUMMER

SPTsING AND SUM mER HTS.
r HAVE now on hand the most splendld assortment o
Snri,,, and SUMMER Hats ever Introduced INTO EV'
l. aEr,ng ,.br,cincin amb in part u e following:
BacS White Nankin, Pearl soft Furs latest styles
Misses Bows aud infants Hats oil all prices ana des
criptons; l,p-.,aha,..
anaiha. in a. - =, ,.,r riding hats. P. VAUTIER,
Sss aas,'S First street. ID door abe, Main. o.
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rdTssBs COWDBN & BARKER,

:, WOULD respectfully invite the attention OF /y>1
C. the La.lies of Evansville and vicinH 70 >%Gl
~ large and beautiful selection oi & ~ NJ
IIIINERV Y thar they have Just receive from NC"
York and never surpasse in this cry tor VArlei'
and beau,v Those in want OF handsome cheap bohhe'
Rihons fiowers Nantellas. dc. would do well 10 ei
ON Min sfreet between Water and First streets ea
id xher. every endeavor will be made To please INT
most iaslli&i0us & U.s., asa .r,-aptices wanted ap2
~-rSOur0- The nder rsigned has removed 10 ,ht
* c ~ urs DIR. Trafon, three dOorsa tle nhct
I1uso y o,noSite the mansion OF NJ. Ross Esq. oi
PRS, street or Doctors .8reHae. ,,o Main
where ne ma! oe Tj.SsI j. r. WILCOX. M. ID.
engaged. Ue-oi -
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. NOTrCE.
RvCSS 7IsKING.

DKESS -IAFNLNUs .
pc ,NNI DISNEY. would respectfully inform
M ladies of Evansv lie that she has opened an es
hi.bment for dres. making. on Second Street, two
hs ,he Old dholic Church. where she will be
20 attend TO all calls in her line. From past
e;enes she feels assured that she can give general
fsat,sfacton. Please give her call. augi-o3m
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rrrNDTPIES,

-oO LBS. w. r. Cream Che Sc:
T(l(1 5n0 los extra Cured Dried Beef.
So0do. star Candles.
no 10 extra Summer Mould just re
ceive and Tor sale al coou,c Family C;rocerv
iyI9 NOOA> : -.
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GOODS.-

TNANCX GOODS--
u SEQ pices dress Trimmings;
10 Cartons Cord iik Braid;
10 Gro Camelian Sleeve Buttons;
10 - Coat Links;
80 Sets vest loops. received and for sale by
augl3 JAMES LOW 81 CO.. Az Main st.
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JOHy CHAN DIE
VICTOR BtSCH,

VICTO : BUSCH,
wHOLEsALE EALER ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LlQOoho'
WINES. CORDtALS. SYRUPS, HAVANA
CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-SklNS, %e.
wrsxtrs-Jd Mouong lhela, Old Rye, Old Bourbon
Irish, Scotch. Rectded aud Raw
MR. VICTOR BISCH has purchased the eN;en-
wi siye stock OF Liquors and Wines. Cigars. ETC..
-of M.s,rs Whitman 81 ZIhn about the middle OF No
ysn,sr ls aud having made large additions thereto.
will carry the business AZ the oid stand on sycamore
street near Water. Messrs. b. " H. Will attend strictly
40 th.ir iness in person one else having auth DrX
TO do business for or in connection with their house
jan27
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THE NEwET PATTERNS

OF Wall Paperjust received and for sale at the all
-"f ENGLEHARD & ECKHART,
lee opposite the Post ofhee'
~-orvCE.-Tbe undersigned have bought the stock
~ and business from Mr. rernlH g. ~ hn
siness to another location rs partners und"r 'e rn VI
Louis Fritsch 81 Sasse- =. .,s ,.,u
-, =" r!,nove and DR. Fritsch, scholar oi LeD'g ana
me- m viii nav all his attention and time to the pre-
mar of the business. Mr.. Sasse will take charge
rant,le mart For the entire satisfaction and
OF the public they will spare no trouble
LOUIS FRiTSCH, DIR. NJ.
.oo ar THEOD. SASSE.
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LUNCH!

LGNCE<.
CSOLD LUNCH served up ever, morning from 10 N L
} ftbs teo PAVILION"
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s. y. GILBERT e co,

Agents 70 Cypress Factory,
-rAVEnOw on hand and constantly recelNihS'C Cor
ton Yarns, Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting "hSh
80 vii, sell on As favorable terms rs they can DC psr
cbas.d al in this any other city. hi@ii'"
10 HpS y. Sugar JUS received and for sae oy tns
- COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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CILNS ps &C % 30 %, "a and &c inches wide
- Just received an( for sale by
laugI3I7l JAMES Low & CO.. Az Main St.
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am, &C.
tSigued1 PALmERsToN.

AfFRAY.-The ForI Smith (Arkl Herald says
mat rencounter took place in that town on the
%Jth ult., between Mr.. J ohm r. Wheeler, one of
me editors OF the Herald, and Mr.. Charles Z.
fITaslhts, which resulted in The formers being
WOUNDED, ltappeaTs that Pleasahis had made
some very ungenerous aud uncalled for remarks
aDo ut d female meInbe OF WheeleI's family,
mo Is now in her grave Mr.. Wheeler met
fteasnnts IA the street and asked him for an ex-
pianaton some words ensued; Mr.. Wheeler
[aised ms cane, when Pleasants fired pistol
lFoh under has cloak, it being concealed and
unperceyed by Wheeler, the ball from which
TOOK effect ia the latter abdomen. His physi-
cIdns lhlnk there il not much danger 10 be
sppiehended from The wound the ball having
passed through his coat sleeve in two piuces
ahd ihr bfShs Of h:a cont, which had large
h"ihbrr o' otes aud accounts 10 the side pocket
hfongh WHICH ii also passed. Peasants has
been arrested, aEd judicial inyestig CATION was
10 be had.
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BRIDAL CHAMBERS.-We would call at
tention TO prominent feature in all this great,
increasing and vulgar display in hotels and
steamboats,. This is the bridal Chamber -
In each new boat or hotel, this is furnished
more sumptuously than any preceding it. And
So soon as bride enters hotel or a steam
boat, the coming is buzzed about in spite of all
the deIcacy or discretion of captains, hosts or
hostesses, all the eyes of all the impertinenty
inauisitive are directed to the "bfidal cham
ber' and all their tongues are busy with
gossip and speculation. A "bride' must be
raft her Leaden to endure this without annoy :
ance, and rather 6rdzen TO receive it compla-
Gently. Is this an Improvement in American
manners? Regarding domestic relations as
sanctites, we would guard them from the
coarsely suggestive mystery of the Asiatcs,
and the no less coarsely suggestive publicity
Of some Europeans. In England, births and
| promises OF birth among the mobility and gen.
| try," are "gazetted." In Germany, lovers go
| into newspapers about their betrothsls and
| holiday presents 10 their beloved Gertrudes
| and Wilhelminas, and particularly upon the
wedding wardrobe and baby linen; and hus.
| bands expatiate in the same field, upon the
| hopes, consunmations, sufferings, recoyeries
| churchings, and chrlstenings OF their own dear
| Sophias and Gustafinas. More dignity, more
| delicacy, more respect for women, hare been
| the rule among Americans. Is that rule in
| fringed bv the pompous display Of these public
| Bridal Chambersf" Brides who do not wish
| TO blush before so much company, will be dis
Greet 10 avoiding them.-PAtta. Ledger.
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j0RU PALMERSTON ON THE ISLAM
l,,rour.: PdImerston to Lord Hosrden.
FoREIGH OFFICE, Oct. II, 1851.

FoREIGH OFFICE, Oct. Il, 1851.
Nv LoKp: : Win reference TO the satisfac-
,.,r EXPRESSED bv the Spanish Government at
re- .-iers given 10 her NaJesty's cruisers TO
weren't any band of adSenturerS of any nation
t,r, landing in Cuba 10 excite or TO Join in
.-.,rfcIion have to instruct your lordship 10
ssy To the Spanish Government that the best
va, IN which il can make It's acknowledge
-.s,.rs -pr this measure on the part of her
N4,sst,'- Government would be by punctually
f,t.iag the treaty engagements OF the Span
-. Crown against Slave Trade, and by ngIdly
enforcing the law OF Spain on that subject.
Daring The last fourteen or fifteen years
-lss. treaty engagements have been 1agrantly
7o.alrl. and those laws have been systemati-
cs.iv snG VIGOROUSLY broken through IN Cuba
sr4 Pafrto Rico. IL must be manifest and
r.s.r. noveyer TO the commonest understand
,rr mai these violations OF treaty, and these
hreac4e- q law would not and could not have
nappened ii lhe Government Of Madrid had
been determined TO prevent them.
Taat hjch has happened in regard 10 Slave
Trade in Brazil is parallel case.
For long course of years the Slave Trade
vas carrisd on in Brazil 10 an enormous ex-
teaj The Brazilian Government always met
the representations OF the British Government
by assurances and declarations ; but the Slave
! 'ECt CONUuGtu "ltHOut CueSh" al tdSty III
tie Summer Of 1850, circumstances induced
the Brazilian Government TO set 10 work in
earnest t. tulh the Treaty engagements of
tie BrsziIian Crown, and TO enforce the laws
Ct the Brazilian empire; and as soon as the
p Il. 10 30 existed the way to do so was found,
aa5 in the short space of few months results
we're with The greatest ease accomplished,
W&Ch Tor a long course OF years had been
represented as utterly impossible.
A similar result would take place in Cuba
and Puerto Rico. if similar course were pur-
sued by the Spanish Government and her
hs,rsry's Government cannot but entertain u
hope that the Cabinet of Madrid will at last
awaken TO due sense of its duties and obli-
cations, aud will put an end TO a system of
crime and piracy which is stain on the
Spanish character, and on the honor of the
Spanish crown. | have 10 desire that your
Lordship will give a copy of this dispatch TO
tie Spanish Minister.
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lSCRBAsE OF PAY IN THE U. S. SERVICE
We learn from the Norfolk Beacon that u
circular has been sent from the Navy Depart
ment TO the various ships in commission, by
which the President authorizes an increase of
pay from the 1st of July last, of 81 per month
TO petty officers, 81 25 10 seamen, $lto ord-
nary seamen, and 80 cents to la ndsmen, the
same TO be paid every six months. This will
have tendency to facilitate enlistments and to
promote the conduct of those already in the
service.
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We heard little anecdole, while drinking
Tea "a few months since, at the table of a friend,
who prded himself upon his preserved pears,
and his fund of stories. Just as we were ele>
waiting small delicious pear from our plate by
the stem, he exclaimed" Is that a pear?''
Certainly" we answered why z" Because, ,
he replied" was sitting at the table Of very
excellent lady who had stewed pears on the
table. A gentleman sitting beside me took
up one of them, just as you are doing,
and clapping it in his mouth, pulled at
the stem TO get it out, and leave the pear
in his mouth, but it was no go. After witch
ing at 1.-two or three times he gave it up in
despair, and dropping il upon his plate, re.
marked that the stem was put in tight, On
examination however, he found the pear to be
nothing more or less than mouse which had
unfortunately got drowned in the preserve jar
You had better be sure that is a pear before
you eat it," 1t is needless to say thatlwe had
enough of pear at that time.-Detroit I'ri
bune.
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[Signedl
ltscOuRt PdlmerStoa to Lord HordpR.
FOREIGN OFFICE, Oct. 20, 1851.

ltscOuRt PdlmerStoR to Lord H0rdPR.
FOREIGN OFFICE, Oct. 20, 1851.
NY LORD: have received your Lordship' s
dispatch of the lst inst, transmitting copy oil
a nyGe which you have received from NJ de
htrHfores in reply to your note OF the 26th
ultino, recommending on behalf of her Majes.
y Government, that the Government Oi
SPAN should follow the example set them by
Ne" Grenada, in declaring the Total abolition
OF slavery in that Republic.
With reference 10 the passage in Nj. Mira
fJres notes, in which he states that the Span
isE Government cannot understand how her
NaJesiys Government can seriously recon-
mend L measure which would prove very in
Ilr!ous TO the natives OF Cuba, when they also
recommend that the Spanish Government
should cOnclliate the affection of those Gu
bans l have 10 instruct your LOrdshlp 10 OBJ
serve it0. NJ. de Mlrahores that the slaves
oil Cu0d form large portion, and by no means
an uHlmpJrant one, of the populati ton of Gu
nd, and that any steps taken 10 provide for
tier emancipation would, therefore, as far as
the black population is concerned, be quite in
tnlson with the recommendation made by hel
hiaJesty's Government, that measures should
De adopte Tor contenting the people OF Cuba
win view 10 secure the connection between
t1at Island and the Spanish crown; and i,
-''-'' OI C''uCuN AiIdtI II ttlc pUpuIottOu
OF Cuba were rendered free, that fact would
create most powerful element of resistance
10 any scheme for annexing Cuba to the Uni
ed States where slavery still Exists.
Win regard 10 the bearing which negro
emancipation would have on the interests o
tle white proprietors, it may safely be affirm
cd TIA, free labor costs less than slave labor
and II is ndispuiable that free and contenteC
peasanlFy are safer neighbors for the wealthy
Glasses above them than ill-lreated and resent
tCi s!a7es aud that slaves must, from the ma
tlfe OF things be more or less ill-treated is
truth which belongs TO the inherent principles
OF human nature, and is quite as inevitable a
'Ie resentment, however suppressed II may DE
which a the consequence Of ill-reatment. l
does not Sem, therefore, that the communlca
uous which you were Instructed TO make OF IN
measure which had been adopted by the Gov
etnment and Parliament Of New Grenada, ca
justly be deemed as at all at variance with tn
,nendIy sentiments felt and expressed by lie
MaJesty's Government toward Spain with re
iauon to the af4irs Of Cuba.
am, &c.