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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-30

kowDIEs SErT TO THE PEsrrxsrrARY-
Justice Stuart, Of New York, last week sent
more than thirty despera,e and vicious row
dies, worthy members Of gang called
.Short Boy" ITO the penitentiary. There are
"a few more lefi.n aa gs - : $ !.
Richmond could spare few individuals Of
similar stamp, and would be the better for
theirloss. The genus Short Boy, y however,
is unknown here. The occasional arrests
for robbery, theft. lighting, &c. which we
chronicle from time to time, furnish no true
index of the real number of vicious and aban.
doned characters in our midst. The particu.
lar instances where detection follows, are, We
fear, but the outcroppings or visible points Of
still greater hidden mass of wickedness
which escapes the eye Of justice. The day 10
not distant when our police force must be
largely increased. and 90 organized as to be
still more efficient. 6isa 5a
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AI CALIFORNIA LINE FOR San

SSxEFRANCISCO DIRECT FROM PHlLA-
DELPHIh. The l magnificent clipper ship
Trade Wind, Nathaniel Webber commando,
220o tons register, now loading at Queen street
Wharf, having two thir3s of her cargo actually
engaged and going on Soard, viii have immediate
dispatch.
Early eng agements Are necessary to be made fo1
Freight which will be taken at reasonable rates toll
80 ROBERT RANKIN.
..7o I'm tho 3nrb Richmond Va
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
yAS. A. C0WARDIN. Proprietor.
HUGH r.. PLBASANTS. Editor.
80 ADAM. ! - e. !

ADAMS a. CO.'S =
New York. virginia and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
Pea vNITKD STATES MAIL srEAMERs,
ROANOKE & JAMESTOWN.
To aud from Nep York, Richmond, Petersbur1,
&c &c. &c
HAVING effected ARRANGEMENTS with the u. 8.
ii mail line of steamers from New York to Nor.
felix and Richmond for special Express pri.
yiieges on that route, we are now prepared TO
receive and forward 10 and from New York, mer.
ehsndse and packages of every description with
dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express win leave New York every Wed.
nesdsy and Saturday per splendid steamers Roa.
noke and jamestown alternately. Goods win
be received at our New York Office, SO Broadway
until half past o'clock, P. H., on the day of sail
ing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York. are requested to order by adams & CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will run a. heretofore, leav.
Ing New York and Richmond daily. in charge of
special messengers. All goods not marked to 60
via the inland route, win be Forwarded by the
Steamer Express. ADAMS & CO.
]. L. McDoNoUGH. Agent, Richmond.
N0TICE.-Expre.s pscKsges for Norfolk, Pc.
tershurg and Richmond, intended for shipment per
steamers Roanoke or jamestown, Will hereafter be
received by ADAMS & CO SO Broadway, who are
the only authorised agents for Express privileges by
those steamships. Fe
je6-ss 81 Broadway, New York
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r OsT.-A pair of Gold spectacles, with the
II owners name thereon. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this Of
ice. Ie ie 15-ts
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WEATHER AND CRors.-The drougb, pre. !.
walls throughout the South and West with
but few and limited exceptions. The health
of many districts is said to be affected, In
portions of Mississippi the typhoid fever and
that dreaded form Of dysentery commonly
styled bloody flux, have appeared and proved
quite fatal. All kinds of crops are reported
to have suffered seriously. We observe tha,
in New Orleans the papers are contradictine
rumors of the appearance of yellow fevor.-
1t is we suppose rather early for the rea
"yellow jack" but we guess there must hav,
been some hard cases to have started the ru
NOR. ie A|
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r1TFMMRR ROARDINGs--The Subscriber,
,N ~. s,ad a. Mechum's river, the present termi-
~. 81 10 virgnia Censrsl Raiirosd has Aceom-
,roSatto.s for twenty or thirty boarders, his
h,y.e heds and furniture are entirely now; hie
roosns vail ventilated, the surrounding country
healthy and delightful. Every exsruon MI MuIO g
moderate, mode ind made known on spPlicstionD. .uru
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~ "AsHlAex OF GRANT THoRBuas, EsQ.--
ne I'VE" York Sun, in publishing the mar
rage OF this veteran. remarks: t0s .4l
oG,onsIatulate him that at the maturs
age ofSl, and in the nosse.s;on ~ chvs;.st
and mental faculties which he arm. :rsss.
were better, after the experience. TOO. Of half
scen'a!y o. married life, he has ventured sgain
upon fis responsibilities. NJ. GsIf v;lf -
glauned 20 learn that feature 40 propitious
adorns a. the sequel Of the life Of tbe kero a
Laurie Todd His bride is said 10 be 81 Is -
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-JoHN EKELLEY

FILES, EDGE VOVLS AND L1;> a.;
Il MANUFACTORY, 306 Broad street, Rif
nond IT MOORE begs respectfully 70 snnouI
Makers, Millwriehis Turner's and Mechanics, g
the inhabitants generally of Richmond and It's "
nifty, that he has commenced business at tne aoe
establishment, and trusts that by strict attentions
ali orders with which he may be favored ana 81
plying articles of superior quality only, co1 ~ .Ir
support. o,.;red
ie3-dim
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NEW CHEESE.-A lot of prime family
IN Cheese mild and rich, just received per steam.
er Roanoke, for sale wholesale and retail by
IJe ~ HULST & KING.
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N The Mayor Of Cincinnati calls upon the
isgai authorities for additional aid in putting
oown crime in that city, and desires a new orr
gan'xat'on Of the police, with large addition
20 'ne,f number. He states that there are
'niee -. thousand professional thieves, pickpock.
e's' and receivers in Cincinnati. We have our
snare OF similar pests, but they would afford
out small per centage Of the army of ras.
cality whichis said to exist there. 3ll
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Ground has already been broken for the Sc
Msry's Ship Canal BY Messrss Esassus Cera-
Ing and associate corporators. Tbs sesns q
their operations has hitherto been ., primeyal
one. A Buffalo journal, quoting from an aash-
ority on the spot, says:
On the route Of the Canal the Indians baye
SOTO their log shGnties, and these ancient, BARK
covered dwellings Of the Ojibwa have already
zen y Ievelied to the ground to gise place %
.ne ouiidngs and works Of the whites. Thar
ancisht camping ground will be sadly broken
ny, and lEey must pitch their tents elso-
Tuen. There is no rest for this doomed 30.
e,i, sno me the Jews they muss wander wifh-
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Foar negross. ons Of than 4 lsmaIe, belong.
ing 70 tho CROW Of the steamer Wayne, wsfe
killed on The 10th inst. 81 the .explosiea of ,hs
boiler Of that vessel in Ne~berr river, n. g.
The boat was injured 70 such a extent that
she sunk soon afies the oecusseaoes
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SAD CAsuALTY.-On the 2lst inst, in the
Parish of st. Charles, Louisiana, Mr.. Louis
Marquis, his wife and two children, one girl
thirteen years Of age, the other little boy,
Madame Baptiste Van Pire and her brother
in.law. Mr.. Antonio Van Pitre, all living on
the left bank Of the river, crossed it in skiff
and passed the day at friends on the right
bank. AT 4 o'clock they started to return and
went to Mr.. Chaix's mill where they had left
their skiH. There they took on board Polish
peddler with his pack and the skiff was push. /.
ed off into the stream. The wind was strong
and the river rough, but the boat moved over
safely until about City feet from the opposite
bank, where it was caught in dangerous ed.
dy and oapsised, no doubt from the ladies' and
children being frightened and starting sud-
denly to one side. Mr.. Marquis and Mr.. Van
Pitre alone reached the shore, their skill in
swimming saving them. The two ladies', the
children and the peddler were drowned.
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LYNCHBURG AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
The Abingdon Virginian aludes to a visit
made by JNo. R. Mcdaniel, Esq.,, Preside Mt
Of this road. to the Southwest, on the business
of his Office. The Virginian says that Mr..
Med. assured the editor that the road would
be completed to the Tennessee line by Janua.
ry lS55-he stalled that the iron is all purchas
ed and that several cargoes had arrived. The
iron will be laid at the rate of eight miles per
month and this rate Of progress will compile te
the work in less than 18 months.
We ought to have said at the time of his
appointment that Mr.. Mcdaniel was just the
man for the Office Of President Of the Lynch.
burg and Tennessee Railroad. We are sure
he will keep its affairs straight aud push the
work ahead as rapidly as possible. go
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NO UARPENTEKs, BUILDERS, &C.
i The subscriber has just fitted up a steam e.
CINE for the propulsion of Saws, with whicn
proposes to saw Slats and Panne StuH and squa
Posts In the most accurate and expeditions ma
nar and on the most reasonable terms. his sh'
Is located on Brooke Avenue at the corner OF ME-
shall street.
an 23--3u u------------ jOt1N r. 7hEbbEi
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5WIOOD FOR SAL R.-The subscrber having
M iarse quaEtity of Wood 70 q sposs Of has
found d eouveplnt 10 take yard for that pnrpoee
HIS yard Il on Bred strsets opposisa Brooke
Ayenue. Orders for WooA mays Be- LETT at u
afores q a g. Herring, Esq ksssrs Reeyak hlaif
Jss. B ahsltoa KAq 90 q he gard which wil mssi
With prompG ansutlou. ~. 80 y -.
IA ~ % hand sbout 100 cord superior eeasoneo
Osk Wood. Whtch - WIN ssll q tho nartes prsss
y lA1 SOnN ss AhssAs
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no MACHINIsTs.+-siss squaseA aasor,ed
i sises. for fnishsrs. use; Spring Callipers and
DividSss. In snd Out Callipsra emery Cloth, Eng
hsh Eunery I'll sises, mschinista' Flies ID great
riety Pstsns Screw w rcnches inches 70 y inch
g. fl supply dwsys % ere nsnq Tn sno Ior 1a'e Dy
ss a,s~ ls Sign Of the Cireular Saw Z
y 4. o. 81 7sfs,- ssTfg No II Main etTeet =
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u,.buu,. River, Nay 2ssh. 1859 ~ as-

T7WNTS. LAWN6.-A new lot OF tan coioreo
Ii spd other styles, Just received and sailing q
great bargains, q ,rvv,a 49,, ..a,.
jeN LGsAs
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DRIME BIO COFEEE.-5O bags prime
Green Rio Coffee, Just resolved and for sale
ow by AS LEE.
lie 10-ts --.-
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ELY BRUSHES.-A new supply of the
IL above, of different Sizes also, children's Gigs
and Velocipedes, just received by
BULKLEY g. CO,
lie 81 Eagle Square
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GAS FIXTURES.-We are receiving an ad.
~ dIional supply of Gas Chandeliers and other
fixtures, of new patterns.
je24 STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & co.
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CTONR CUTTING.-JoHN W. DAVE =
- co, practical Stone Cutsens Assons' susn
Side of the Dock near Mayo's 6kadge. We !um
thsnks for the liberal patronage We have reEvec
ssd trust by strict attention 20 business cdnue
10 merit the confidence Of the public. De l6tm
a MRLIA sPRInas.-The above aings
"A viii bs opened on the 10th inst for thefcep'
.tion OF visitors. The proprietor mas me- 5
rsnaements with the Richmond and DanyiI
Co, to convey visitors from hicnmona sno
Board per day. sI so; per wse1, g; per Pnsh,
.e25. TC WiLLce
je 1o-d1m* froprtoI
MKAL-Having gotten my mills, atcpfY alL ~.
m in operation, am now prepared TO In
Neal, either Boltad or Unbolted, of tho bestpsIsy
made of best white corn, on tho most fapreoie
teruas. Apply 70 letter 4 Leftwich, afew dprs be.
low the Columbian Hotel. or % me q thrloyo
House. JUN =. s4rn.
ap5-dp
TOE HRRRTNGS.-le7 halt bbls briefly
= !. P'''' ''.''' Roe a'''''''si II r; 'i's sSsor.
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FTHE e subscriber is prepared to furnish Tobacco
i Boxes of all sizes to order, at short notice,
and in the best style. My Shop Is on Cary street,
between 1lth and 10Th streets.
je Clint .a. C. WALLER.
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&UPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR. - Nc.
~ Chung q Swoope's Family and Extra fine Flour
IN atore, for sale by
r McCANDLISH, ia,
lie 25-tf ---~l36 Cary street
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New TR1cK.-A trick sometimes resorted
to BY emigrants TO the Pacific, by the land
route, has been recently brought to light By
Captain Stansbury, of the Typographical en-
gineers. The brandy that they become unable
to carry, they burs in the ground, marking the
spot wi:a what purports TO be grave, with
head board. containing the name, age and ma
tive place, of sumo one pasporting to be buried
shsres The liquor. with this accurate descrip
ton Of its place Of eonceaiment, is afterwards
sold TO some traveller. This is reversing the
general order Of things. Here the brandy bu.
yies the man, not the man the brandy.
g a The New York Express notices the
death Of Mr.. ELlHU TowNsEsD. Of that city,
who was Director in the New Haven Rail-
road Company. and who was 90 much affected
sby the dreadful accident At Norwalk, that be
was made sick. He continued sick with oc
lcssionat changes for the better, until be died
On Sunday evening last. He was man great.
" esteemed. and had been leading man in
business, and ID the public afain N. York
city.
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III SMALL BOYSs--H. p. TAYLOR, 9Th
"a street, between Grace and Franklin-My
school being sxslu1vely for beginners, give spe
al attention 70 Rsadir i, Correct Enunciatiou,
Gramfnar md spelling; also to Geography, Map
nr,wina. Arithmetic and History Specimens Of
nv beys' eonposirsn and writing. may be always
sesn n he Dispatch o1ace.H NJ Rnle u peremp
torv bur e gentle as possible aagg ssssE s oc9 S
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1NO TOBACCO MANUFACTURFRs-

rINO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERs.-
1 JOSEPH WEAR. Mschinist, 26th street be-
tween Main and Franklin Streets would respectful
ly return thanks to the Manu- facurers of Tobacco.
for their hoere' support since he commenced bush
ness would also inform them he i. preparad ~
make Sharpening Mills with dispatch and superior
workmanship. He wouldrefer those NOT aeou uains.
ed with bis work, to the following gentlemen,
Keferences.-ThW & Saml Hardgrove, Wm
Factory, John Goode. glei fg, ,se 4 - s
N.B-Mills repaired with neatness and dispasch.
je e26-1m* 0HH iAs13a W.
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH.
MEANS OF PaocRrs.-A7. =I7

!, MEANS OF pRoGREss.-A late lumber Of the
New York Tribune contains soms ,.m.rL. :.
'ns causes oi the vast increase and prospsri,y
Of that city, which are worthy Of con,;d.r.,;on
by all but especially BY that numerou. cl...
who IN every community, act like hs,n,.,..
upon ships bottom, and make progress. hv
delaying everybody else, or else. s,snd;n -
lid and selfish fixedness, like snags il n.
stream Of progress and improvement. Ths
fossil remains of antideluyian opinions ana
practices should be kept only as curiositv.
There are no, few in Richmond who ongh,
to take into consideration the extract which
follows, by the editor ofihe Fairmous, Va. Re.
publican. The article sets out with the
assertion that New York is the best place for
business on the Western Continent; and yet,
il says, we must bear in mind that our advan.
tages are not strictly natural, or at all events
nature has not done nearly so much as our
fathers achieved for themselves. Humboldt OF
Ricardo, if ignorant of American history and
statistics, and judging only from the map Of
this continent, would say that New Orleans,
St. Louis, or any one of half dozen other
cities, was more likely to be the great empo~
rum Of America than New York. Our ascen.
dancy has been won by effort, and by effort
must be maintained. Had De Wit Clinton
been born Marylander or virginian, the
great emporium of the Union would have prob
ably been located on Chesapeake bay"
Upon this paragraph, the editor of the Fair
mont, Va, Republican comments as follows,
and we heartily coincide with him. sgm
This we believe to be true.b 1t is not geo.
graphical position or other natural advantages
that make large cities and towns, though they
are good helps if improved. They are made
by men-active, moving, far.sighted, laborious,
courageous, enterprisng men. Peculiar I'D
vantage of location, if solely relied on for sue.
cess, may be positive injury to town. 1t
may beget idleness and want of public spirit
and enterprise. Nothing is gained without
great labor; and communities, as we'll as sin.
gle individuals, not unfrequently want the
stimulant of more or less opposition to bring
out the strong traits of an efficient character
that otherwise would have lain dormant.
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Most people wish to become rich, 30 that
they may not be "ihunped about so." Anjex
cellent idea, but not to be realized 10 this worlds
To be "thumped about is one Of the funda.
mental laws Of society. The iaboreris thumped
about by the clerk, the clerk by the merchant
and the merchant by the capitalist. Vice
snana?sh .nam9s about The deserving: while guilty
is q ihumping world. To, enjoy il, therefore,
you should nave ihumping 81, Of philosophy,
danked by.a thumping legacy, and q humping
circle Of humping good friends!
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HIzEzn MOTTO E- RICHMOND AND
gDANVILLE RAILROAD. Ion aua
after the iss Of July the following charges win bo
made on the articles specified below in lieu of tho
rates on the present tariff of freight: 1913
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DRIGG,s FAMILY BACON, Gc.-25O0
ID llbs Brigg's Family Cured Smithfeld Bacon, al.
%, tiarces those superior Hams, cured by George
q Jenkins. which have given such universal salts
faction. Forsale By s p. VOOLFOLK, J1,h55
Id l6.ois safg11J yly73lt5 sa l6o Bfoad street.
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E>OR HIRE.-I have for hire three Servants
L. for the balance of the year-one Woman and
two Girls. Apply to EW D D EACHO,
je "A General Agent and Collector.
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NOTICE.-We have several desirable Rooms
lN vacant at this time, and would be pleased to
have them occupied by permanent or transient
Boarders.
nv 25-dts MISSES MURRAY
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, RusslAs--Direct sdviees from Russis scarce.
~ refer 70 the important Political moves nov
being played. Almost tho only piece Of news
given is that il has. been ihoughi expedieul %
issue an lnPerial ukase forbidding Jewish w6.
men IN Poland to wear false hdir.I An electric
telegraph - 70 be constructed beiwsen Odessa
and ~ fetersbufgs and il was sxpecied the
constfuctaon Of 9 Tailroad over the Same route
weald speedily be ordered Ii - sagasss4 ) :
ExrLosIon AND Loss OF LlpK-Ws learn
from the York, Pa, Press thai While NJ. Wit.
mer and family, Of Wese Manchester Town.
ship. in that county, wess at work 10 lhoH6eld
on ne I'd inss, tbeir liis;e son. aged 4 years.,
set IRE do,a quantity Of safety fasing, eemmu.s
nseatlng with : keg haif 6ilod with rock pow
der ia an out house.. bloWing The house 10
stoms, and 90 i9jnsing shs boy thas be died
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- AND DRAWERS We have received a fine
stock Of Silk and Gsuze Merino Shirts and Drawers
jus the thing for this weather. Call and them
at GO 8 MERCHANT G WEISIGERS,
ia l6 -- No ll2 Main street.
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MUsQUITO NETTING.-500 pieces Mus
N1 quito Netting, plain and fancy, just received
a-u nv ~ 81 'a'e " KENT PAINE g. KENT.
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EGAS FIXTURES.-An assortment of Gas
" Chandeliers and other fixtures of large and
desirable patterns Those In want are invited to
call and examine our stock. fEl-1f
ie "a STEBBINS,- -DARRACOTT eco
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WHITE VESTS.-A new supply OF fine
" White Vests, jast received and for sale at No
ll2 Main street, by
je Is MERCHANT e. WEIsIGER.
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TOBACCO BOX BOARDS.-5OOO feet To.
Il bacco Box Boards, seasoned, for sale low to
close consignment. Apply to r.
je24 ROBERT RANKIN
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NOAL.-A superior article of Lump Anthracite
v Coal on hand, suitable for Foundry purposes
&c, for sale on accommodating terms, BY
.+ e. JNO w WRIGHT,
ie ~ ne Dock Wharf.
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INBOUND CHLORINE TOOTH
~ Wash, Tor cleaning the teeth and gums, and
cleansing the mouth. For sale by
JAS THOMAS, Druggist,
ie Is Franklin ct opposite Old Market
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CARTEES SPANISH MIXTURE, for
~ purifying the blood, DC for sale by
JAS D THOMAS, Druggist,
je Is Opposite Old Market, Franklin st.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-30

u The Ex-Captain General OF
Cuba, (Concha) has published his
tory Of the Lopez expedition. in which
he says that Col. Haynes and Major
Kelly were released and seat to the
United States on condition that they
would publish in certain Journals
here, the truth with regard to the ex-
petition. Gen. Concha says now that
they have not kept their promise.
Both the gentlemen named, have
made statements, and published their
views to the world. Is it to be expec-
ted that they should color the facts,
with the language Of Concha ? BY nc
means. We dare say that neither Of
the bigh-toned gentlemen referred to-
ever agreed TO any such proposition
The same History by Concha says: Mr.
l.. J. Segur--who is designated the
Soul Of the expedition, circulated
the report in New Orleans about the
alleged mutilation of 80 bodies at
Aires, for the purpose Of arousing the
American people. This could not
have been, since as the Delta says Mr.
Sigur was at jackson Florida, waiting
for the return of the Pampero, when
the news of these occuarnces reached
New Orleans.