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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

Fe 4 Hon ] II r
farfolly yemes F
Fisher WI
g
Gye Mr. c
Gilmon Edwin G
Guy Geo F G
Griffin Jas A G
Garner lessee G
Graham John
- II
Hughes "A I
Hill A z
Harfgrove I
Holt G w I
Harris Edward Z
Hslly + Z
Hassei F E
Hughes F Z
Hyer Henry Z
Hicks II A i
Hawes JP Z
Housewright John p 2 &
Hancock ! r Z
Hart John Z
Hausch Michael
j
Jones 8 g J
Jennings John N J
Jones DL ],
Jenson John J
johnson John Fl J,
Jones DR. Geo w ],
Jesort G II
Krausy Chs X
King George 4
Kershaw Henry 4
Kelly Mr. X
Knowles VIM Fl
Landt All L
Lander Capt L
Doving dwin B L
Lanan Nicholas L
Loynes John 2 L
Lenyumot Maurice L
IA
Murphy J Il N
Milles o James 2 n
Millar Jas Fl N
Miller John w 4
Mayo Jacob NJ N
Miller George 81 N
Mathews John F n
Minor John N
Melvin Edward N
Marshall Davis n
Murphy Dennis N
Mundy Charles D n
Moss John
M,
McHenna Luke N
McGauyhin James n
McEvoy joha N
McRae James Fl N
McDonnough James N
McArdle George n
McSwiney John n
McSwiney Edmond n
Nichols Beckett 2 N
Nelson Samuel N
Newman T N
Osterbind Anto G @
O'Connell Daniel G
Orcutt Jonathan c
Pollard Chas w P
Pleasants Chas 8 P
Peasants Daniel B P
Perry Edward w P
Pettus Henry P
Perry John S F
Parrish lanes p
Plumer Capt. w
r.
Rucker A B II
Rinaido Mr. I
Richardson David I
Rees David 2 +
Rady G w T
Ruffia George L i
Reinhsrdt F i
Robetson John ] ]
Read Jas w /
Sale A w {
Scott Benz
Smith Chas /
Snodgrsss Chas E S
Sharp David s
Sullivan Daniel S
Smith Elisha s
Sheppard Edwin S
Stone Geo F {
| Smith H A 6
Stewart Henry NJ S
Souther Henry S
Smith Henry II s
Smith Henry r s
Smither Howard 2 s
Singleton Jos C2 6
Saunders Jno w s
Strobe Jno M S
Sheppard Jno w 6
Stetter J G 3 s
Sterling James s
Sofield Jos r
Taylor Walter II I
Tylor w B I
Thornton VIM ]
Taylor William Z
Tarr VIM I
Townsend Thomas I
Thorne Stephen !
Trailor Richard Z
Trilee PocahoEtas !
Thomas John w
Van Erson J Tahna '
Vincent James '
Walton Z v v
Woodward w NJ '
Winn VIM r v
Wadell Wilson V
| Walker VIM L '
| Wombwen Thos J v
Wells Thos '
| Williamson Thos '
Wilson Nathaniel M '
Walker Ms v
Walker Nathaniel v
Wilkins Ned v
Walker L B v
Wilson James v
Wood E B '
White John II v
Woodcock James II v
Willis Jas M v
Woodson John
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TO OWNERS OF 4
l. TLE.-G w. Merchal
OIL, or Universal Family
tried and proved TO be one
piieations ever disc0vere
Calls of ali kinds, Flesh v
Evil, Mango, Lameness, {
Foundered Z Feet, Scratch
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/ IATHkR BRLTS.-Jnst receiyedjby ship
-. IAN estoWn, Q further and complete assort
ns,s. oi nose superior machine stretched leather
fse we are now prepsred TO furnish any length
an p,1 % - inch width, at the shortest notice.
AL naiss warranted. For sale BY g tIsu.asa
3, 90 = s WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER,
" - Corner cnrv and Pearl sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

M MARTIN SMITH, STOCK, LAND
Office I4th street, old stand for many years oc.u
pied by John M Clarke az Lottery Office The
highest market prices paid for old Virginia Military
Land Warrants and Land Warrants under the act
of September %. 1850. All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold by Mr Clarke will be redeemed By
the subscriber NJ MARTIN SMITH, Agent
NB-Persons at distance can obtain any infor-
mation relative to the old business, and have their
orders faithfully and confdentally executed by ad
dressing, post paid,
M MARTIN SMITH, General Agent
NV 3I-d3m Clsrke's old stand, 4th st.
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| HE DAILY DISPATCH
CAS-. a c0WARDIN, Proprietor
r-aoGH n. sbEASANTS, Edieor
GA - a.ssIsssl sssassssssE5 rsssssE..,ss,.-
VIRGINIA rkNTRAT ~ q i - - y.

&% ~ Eta3ss Exssssaasssz1
Sn1SaNIA bkNTRAL EAiTHs11 - 8
che s.makR tRRaNGEaEET-- -Viairar. =.
roa,s springs qsy expect more comfora hv re .a
eossaeres esegSsetose and z the coat Of meals Is
rss soaa Is open 'cshe bsse of the Blue Rsss Inc
stsan, o~ osss laid between waynes6oroas oh sns sas
S'TSn'on T viii be ia operation thIs season ana
L aei.a asSse ilns e under tho Management, of
Cara leave Rich,,osS1~ nS1~a 20 the public.
'e''a,nas OF the Railroad at IL v AM '-s
Ta Ro,.A Daily Connection. M
." Sss;s Sss9sssordse Allan Springs, fsrs. s,so
ans and a". aae'gouI, S, passing the Alum, Warm
Rssh Aurn. ----'--.---.---...-...l0 10 so
Warm SPRING. '--'---.---.--.--.. S25
Hot Springs -'-----------..-... $50
Lexington '--------------.-.. $50
Stsanton -'-'----..---.---... 100
Cuipeppor c II ---"-..----.--..-.. 500
Sn
N A, oss Staxes arrive In Staun,,r =. . . So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

,,-------zsz.zsar1 TICE- RICHMOND AND
u y DANV4LLE RAILROAD.-On and
7,.1 ,Ee ist OF July, the following charges will be
.asda an tbe articles specified below in lieu of the
-.,ss IN the present tariff Of Freight:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

TTNO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CAT.
TLE.-G w Merchants celebrated Garghng
OIL, or Universal Family Embrocation has been
tried and proved to be Of the best external ap-
piisations ever discovered for Spavins, Sweeny.
Calls of all kinds, Flesh Wounds. Rinsbone. Pol
EVIL Mango, Lsmeness, Sand Cracks, Stringhalt,
Eoundered Feet, Scratches. Horn Distemper,
strains, Windgalls, Fistula, External Poisons, and
many other diseases Incident TO horses and cattle.
rer sale In bottles at IS cents 50 cents and o. by
NO agents. 8aaa ADIE n GRAY. Drusgists, 81
go l47 Main street.
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M kAL.--Having gotten my mills, at Spring Hi.
Meal, either Boited or Unboted Of the best quality
made OF best white sorn, on the most favorable
terms. Apply TO Jeter T. Lehwich. afew doors be
low the Columbian hotel, or 70 me ct the FLOYD
House. JOHNA. JETER.
~ 5-dS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

IT %. LUChe
u. STOCK and LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
= GOVERNOR STREET.
Stocks bought and seld Commission The
hignest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and silver Wanted.
E Prize tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lot
teries under the management of France Il Co =,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative to the business of r. France & Co., ad
dressed to them at Richmond. will meet with
prompt attention.
mp2 c. B. LUCK.
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NTOTICE no CONTRACTORs-V
In GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pr'

nj OTICE To CONThAGTOhs-Vl VlR-
In GINA CENTRAL RAIL Contractors
are hereby informed that at the time OF the letting
advertise to take place at the Bath Alum Springs IN
July proposals will be received for furnishing one
hundred thousand Cross Ties for the track OF
the Central road, between Staunton and Millboro.
A,so, at the same time and place. proposals will
he received for q large smount of very heavy tres
sa,tne. TO be erected near Millboro.
By order of the Board
CHARLES ELLET, Jr, Chief Engineer.
BATH ALUM. June %, 1853. js 28-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

no IARPENTEks, ,BUiLDEks, Go
l. The subscriber has just fitted up steam en-
gine for the propulsion of Saws, with which he
proposes to saw Stats and Pannel Stuff and square
Posts in the most accurate and expeditions man
uer. and on the most reasonable terms. His shop
Ia located on Brooke Avenue at the corner OF Mar
shall street.
Ed 23-3m JOHN h KELLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

Il MANUFACTORY, 300 Broad street. Rich
mond II MOORE begs respectfully to snnouoce
to Carpenters Joinera, Cabinet Makers, Coach
Makers Mislwriehts Turner'S and Mechanics, and
the Inhabitants generally of Richmond and its vici
nifty, that he has commenced business at the above
establishment and trusts that by strict sttennon to
all orders with which he may be favored, and sup
plying articles of superior quality only, combined
with moderate charges, to receive share OF their
support.
NB-Saws and all kinds of Tools repaired.
ie Adm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

azaL FOX BKEMEN.-ihe ihe tine brenen
ssszssasss ship Admiral, Wieting Master, will be at
CITY Point in a few days, and load for the above
port. For freight or passage, apply to
Je 30-3s SCHAEk, KOHLER g. CO
& FOR SALk.-I have for sale on ST.
- James street, between Baker and Duva SITS
a small Wooden Tenement containing rooms
and kitchen, all in good repair.
For terms, &c, apply 20
EDWARD D. EACHO,
je 80 General Agent and Collector.
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Being personally acquainted with Mr. Mcdowell,
take pieasurein recommending him to my friends
and old customers.
ie 25-7t VIM Fl MoJFnD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

Immense sLAUGaTER!- !-Grest sacri-
l. fee of Goods at WECHsLER e. COHEH'S
Store corner Broad and 5th Streets who ar sell
ing off at cost their whole stock of goods, consist
ing of beautiful Bereges. Lawns, figured and plain,
Swiss Collars; Sleeves. Inside Hddfs, black Silks,
Parssols, Mitts, Gloves Stockings for Ladies and
Children, Socks for Gents and Boys, Grape Shaws,
I.sces. Ribbons, Linen Hdkfs, Fans, Bresstpns,
Lockets, Ear Rings, Combs, Soaps and innumera
bic other articles; all which must be sold within
yery short time 10 close the store
EDon't forget name AMI place. III
WECHSLER a. COHEN,
; ieo7 1874 corner of 5th and Broad sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

Nv STRAYED OR OLEN.-On
GHMonday Morning last, middle sized Roam
Mare, blind In one eye, strayed or was taken away
by some one unknown, from In front of the store
OF Mr. b Stegall, on Main street. She had on at
the time fine quilted saddle. bride and martin
gale. reasonable reward will be given by the
owner for any information that will lead to her re-
covery. i MOSES TAOG.
je 30-3l+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

AgS FOR RENT.-Three or four rooms in
- the Law Building, suitable for professional
gentlemen, or for lodging rooms Apply to
J'30 TOLER a. COOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

MOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber havip,
w large quantity of Wood to spose of, hs,
found it convenient to take yard for that purpose
His yard Ia on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Weod may be left at ID
stores of G. G. Herring, Esq Messrs Reeve e. Blait
Jas B. Shelton Esq or at the yard which will meet
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood which he will sell at the market price
ia Its JOHN +. REEVE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-02

Nv FAST HORSE AND BUGGY FOR
d&SALE.~-The Horse is six years old this
sHring-sound and kind, and a splendid driver
never had whip behind him, and warranted free
from all faults. With a little practice could be
made a minute nag
Also. light Buggy and Harness, sold for want
OF use, and OF credit of 80 days for good paper
Apply at MR.. EAKNEST1S STABLE
lie 3l-fs
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gsa FOk sALk-The new Brick Dwelling
- situated on 5th, near Byrd street. opposite
Sampson d Pae's foundry, containing eight large
rooms with many conveniences For terms, en-
quire the premises. ie 29-4t~
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hUPEKiOk FA AMlLY FLOUR. - NC.
- Chung & Swoope's Family and Extra fine Flour
in store, for sale by
R McCANDLISH, ia,
je 25-r I36 Cary street
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tenf D,sinfsc.ing Fluid, tor purifying sick rooms
and countersctpg putria smelis and ether unplea'
SAINT effluyia for sale by
''A' ADlE & GRAY, Druggists.
!. oo LAT Main street
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FAMILY GR0CERIES.-l beg to inform
l. nay friends and the public that have removed
my Grocery Store from Fourteenth street to the
corner Of First and Main streets, where shall be
pleased to sell to thoss who are in want OF good
Family Groceries.
D MCDOWELL.
June Oath 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

Foul MURDBR IN VIgGNIA--A stranger passing
o tavern in Henrico county, about ten miles above
this city called In to have some refreshments, and
having taken from bundle OF nDtes whatever amount
necessary to pay his bill, and receiving back his
change, proceeded on his way. Three notorious vii
laDs, named John Browning, John 5mooe, and VIM.
james Thorpe, nho. We are informed, were In the
tavern when the stranger incautiousy exhibited his
money, pursued him aud arrested him as a fugitive
who had robbed some one on board packet ooat.
When on Their way, AS II were to a magistrate, with
the innocent man in charge they were met by Mr..
Blackburn The wretched man i'm lored him N, {
plteosy to release him. protesting emphatcally his
innocence; but Mr.. Is. having no knowledge Of the
affair, refused To- interfere The peron then took out
his money, which amounted 70 SjS and be rged that
lie would take charge of it, This Mr. ID also de.
clil.d, not wishing to mplicate himself in the affair
AID beng entirely ignorant whether or not the
charge wac true The three proceeded EDWARDS with
q erf guiltle-s charge, and rs understand in a
different direction from that marked out by Mr.
Blackburn the nearest way 10 magistrate. In
the Of the evening they eturned to the tavern
and, A. we are informed, gave the proprietor 81
bill IN payment for some drink, which he recognized
az having given to the stranger short time before.
UP to Wednesday last all inquiry and exertions to
certain the fate Of the poor stranger were I'M
avalng, and though two of the party, Browning and
Smoote were arrested suspicion, no further steps
were taken. because u the ssssaoe o. any psoetr-
RICHMOND Wing, Jelly -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

orf TO TIE nDIr0E OF THE nERALD. ga
Tho Commercial Advevtissv, in copying tho co.,
respondence Of Arista, published In the HERALD Of
Wednesday. and in its Investigation Of its origin.
has brought the Cuban Junta into the question IN the
most strange and singular manner. Although the
Junta has not bad the least share in such correspond
ence, il has pleased the Commercial to make II an
object Of comparison with other sources OF fosgery
and Misrepresentation by gratuitously attributlng
to II previous publications OF false manifestoes,
You will permit us, sir, to answer that charre.
and to dencunce it through the columns Of your
paper as wilful calumny OF the Commercial.
the more unustidable, none Of its editors or per-
connected in its publication did ever receive the
slightest provocation injury from either the Junta
or any Of its members.
We challenge the Commercial Aduertiser TO pro-
duce any manfestoes. or documents. or statement,
published by, or obtained from the Cuban Janta or
gerry. iasehood or misrepresentation against the
Spanish government or any OF their employees,
friends or sycophants.
We wish the Commercial advertiser to under.
staid that the persons who compose the Cdban
Junta Know how to appre slate the character of
gentlemen, and OF patriots too we'll, and devoted
10 inc cause OF their country, to employ In her
defence other than lawful and worthy me ms q,
becomes the cause Of justice and liberty, in such
language as will command respect even from
our enemies and will enlist the sympathiss Of ap
ightened community Of freemel,.
We respect the party TO which the Commercial
ddrsrt'sr belongs in this republic and only to ts
editors do we attribute the unfrendy feelings they
have always shown towards the independence aad
liberty Of our country by the only possible means Of
obtaining them namely: by politi ;a revolution.
But if it pleases the editors Of the Commercial and
other such papers TO ally themselves with the Dayio
de Ia Marina and others ejusde,n p, furs, to ssrve
the cause Of unexamped corruption and tyranny Cd
sblished in Cuba, that is reason why they should
father upon others the forgeres and alsehood that
have their origin In the government Of the iland,
and their interruptions servants, as is the casa
with the correspondence Of Arista in question. as
can be found by reading tho D,ario de Ia Marina
Of the 18th May.
The justice Of the cause OF Cuba and the interest
which this country In particular has in the preservation
OF the island, and her inhabitants, too binding and
too conspicuous to need rgeres and alsehoods to he
defended and to ensure the triumph from all sorts
of enemies. Cuba and the Cubans we'll satisfied
with the sympathies they have met with in the peo-
pie of the United States and in every freeman and
we leave the Commercial Adre rtiser, and the host
OF supporters of the Spanish government and their
colonial administration, the task Of setting them
right before God or man.
remain, gentlemen your obedent servant,
GAsPAR BErANC0gRr CIsNER0s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

Seea essab(shed, intelligence will reach the Uaited
STATE hon England in . week at farthest Min DIX
has been visiting Newfoundland, nom whence she
returned in the steamer.
had almost forgotten to mention that our gcv.
horssa IN the coast. viz One on Pictou Island,
some distance from the main land; one on whitehead
Islsnd: one on Port Hood Island, Cape Breton; one
AZ Pubnco, near the entrance OF the Bay OF Fundy,
and one on Gull Rock Ragged Islands. near Shell
hnrne The three first will be OF material advantage
70 nerican vessel. engaged about our coist-par
tcularly those at Pictou Island and Port Hood; aud
that near Ragged Islands to those passing bet
the United States and Europe. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

HAIL STORMS IN New YoRK-The Observer, at
Worthwhile gives the details Of destructive storm
OF hail, which passed over portion Of Madison
county on the 18th ult. The sweep Of the storm
was about mile wide, and two or three miles long.
In the centre OF the space over which the storm
swept, the hail. Of all sizes, laid upon the ground
ankle deep, the surface Of the earth appearing it
does in winter after fall of snow. Boudcrs Of con-
pealed bastones weighing six pounds and up wards,
were picked up, and exhibited Ia Madison village.
The crops, of course, were literally destroyed. A
storm ~ Ike character AID equal severity passed
over Untndaga and Seneca counties. Many farmers
rate their losses at from $500 b. $780, severe hail
storm also experienced n the southern towns OF
Cayuga county, on Wednesday. Whole fields of
grain we're cut up and destroyed. In Scpio Col.
Lyon had bis crops destroyed damaging him t. the
amount OF 81 500. Mr.. Leonard Soaring had his
crp Of barley all destroyed and many others with
III Tie range Of the storm were more less damaged.
~ is stated that the nail piled up in bushels Nv
the side OF fences and IN many places over shoes
The force of the hail storm cut everything of the
grain kind Ill to pieces within its range.
LOWELL CRY LIoUoR AGENcY.-The first year
Of the City Liquor Agency says the Lowell Courier
expired on the 2l-t INST. The receipts and expeu.
diuIes, and che stock hand are offic ally stated
foll~ws:-
expenditures. .......,,..t,.s,t,,....$1 $1,000 81
hRceipW. ..s....... t...t...ts.t.....t. 9,9S5 03
Amount Of expenditures over receipts. s3l 20
Amount OF stock OF hand ............, 49OI Is
IL we desluct from the expenditures eli 500 for
saariss sna fixtures, we find the amount received
W liquors sold to,l96 %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

The CONDEMNED CELL-David Jewell was VI
sited in his cell on Saturday by his father accompa
MED by the Rev. Mr.. Douglass. He il STILL we are
informed unnamed by the prospect OF the horrible
wife and mother During the day, however. the
consultations Of religion appeared to take effect On
him, and he SPOKE in q more cheerful strain. he
voluntarily surrendered his razor and knife and
fork width he had in his CELL TO Sheriff N agill,
-oo,,iy ate. Tie Ieosptoa u tAs aes.a warraat.-
PUksMs AM w0i, ywiv d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

NEW YORK MECHANIC.-Wm. Fl. Webb, Esq,
sad to be the most eminent ship builder Of New
York, went passenger in the steamer Pacific which
left New York on Saturday for Liverpool. Though
not yet forty years of age, he has built between
sixty and seventy sail Of large vessels ranging from
ship Challenge, Of 2,l00 TONS the most perfect in
her outfit and design, Of any vessel belonging to
New York. When in London she was the wonder
and admiration Of all who saw her, and so much
was she spoken OF, that the British Admiralty sent
their dock yard naval architects TO copy her lines.
We are glad to see our eminent mechanics visiting
the Old World. Although our progress in naval
architecture has placed us first In poiat of speed,
yet there are many new inventions among our rivals
across the water that are worthy Of notice II seems
strange that the New York press should allow 90
distinguished gentleman to leave without some no.
tice of the fact. If he had been noisy demagogue
his fame would have been heralded in large type;
bus be Is only quiet mechanic; and although his
works have reflected honor on our common country
yet he has never made a noise, and therefore. we
suppose, IL not considered worthy Of notice by the
press OF the port he has done so much to honor We
once enjoyed the honor OF an hours conve rsation
with him, and were favoraby impressed with tho ex-
tent and depth OF his mechanical attainmeuts.
Whether our New York friends think so or not. We
believe him to be truly great man, and an honor 70
America.--Bostoa dtias, Jiiy rs.
DISTRESSING ACorDBNT-TwO YOUNG LADIES
DRowNED.-On the 25th ult nbout sun down, two
young women, Lodiska Miller. aged twenty years,
and her sister, aged fourteen. daughters of Mr. Cor
MENUS Miller, who resides On the west side OF the
river, about two miles below the village having
crossed the riyer In small boat were returning and
when within about three rods Of The shore the eldest
fell into the river and in eDdeavorng to rescue her
tDe other also tell Overheard aud before hop e0Uli
rseoh them they vcse crownsd~--Fkto~ P0v1Q,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-04

perty Of Mr.. Henry West Of Boston, merchant, and
that Mr. VIM. Smith, the master Of said ship Mary. or
LADY Suffolk was duly authorized by the said owner Mr.
The character of our Consul at Havana for up
ghtness of conduct is too well known to bis country
men to be for even moment tarnshed by the vile
and sanderous statements Of Mr. Buenaventura Vivo;
but as the latter person has had the audacty to found
his right to grant the papers which he furnished to
the owners of the Lady Suffolk, and under which
she sailed for Laguna upon the certificate which he
states he not only received from the American Con-
sui at Havana, but the said certificate authorizing
the sale or transfer of the Mary, alias Lady Suffolk,
at Cienfuegos to her Spanish purchasers, now
exists in the archives of the Mexican Consulate at
Havana, it will become imperative the part of
the government at Washington, as it will be the
duty of Mr. Consul Sharkey, for his own sake to de-
given by him, be produced, in order that it may be
declared-what there can be no doubt it is-a vile
and infamous SANDER
The crew of this vessel, from the moment of
their arrival here, never hesitated an instant in
declaring that their ship was the famous Lady Suf-
folk; that they had landed upwards of ,287
slaves at the Estenado de C0ohinos, district
Of Cienfuesos, Island OF Cuba, that their
captains name was Eugenio Vinas that he, vinas,
landed with the greatest part Of the crew to serve
excor to conduct the slaves to estate called
the Alava, which belonged to a certain Don Julian
Zulueta, who also was owner OF the Mariana Lady
Suffolk) as well as the cargo Of slaves; so that
there is not the slightest doubt in my mind that
there is as little truth in Consul Viv0s statement,
this infamous transaction, that the Lady Suffolk,
or Mary, had been commanded by Captain Smith, or
was ever owned by Mr.. Henry West, Of Boston.
An order has just been received here from the su-
preme government, commanding that the Lady Suffolk
be sent to Vera Cruz for adjudication.