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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-03
VOL. 3.---NO. 81.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.

NOTlCE.-The firm OF Hatcher Logwood
L Y & Co ~i expire, by limi alton, the ftst day
oi January, 1855 In order close the business by
that date will from this day sell entire stock con-
s.tng of general assortment of Ready Made Clorhing
Cloths. Cassimcres and vesing-, at cos r for CASH
A earnest in intent clls off this des.
rabln stock. the above favorab. terms. the public
will find il To their interest give call before buy
inc elsewhere.
Thosc indebted to the concern ore request ed to como
forward and settle enable us close the bu ness
by the above mentioned dnte.
sep l6 dts HATCHER, LOCKWOOD e. 90.
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LINE Of Richmond a:

These vrssrs Of the first class, bu in the city o
baltimore expressly for this unde and hive superior nt
.ommodntions for passengers. They nre commanded
y xperlenced Cnptnins, well qualified ior the lrnir
und who i'll spnre exeuion In accommodate They
will be towcd p pnd down the "iyers by steam md
he relied . snl promptly ~ ansertiled.
Merchants going North or ordering gond- from N.'w
York. will find their interest /" ship by this line
freight will always be taken low IA by my otl.r
line of Packets mud every effort will be mad" by
agents in Richmond aHd New York give snisfnclion
Freight Ii per whole. and II cents per 3 4 =
Tobacco being about 80 per cent. lesz rhnp chnre'
the Steamrrs. Insurance. be effected in the
moad Fire a Assoration by this line nj 3.S per
We respectfully ask aud hope Ii succeed in obmin
ing n full shnIr of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 Now York will be for
narded free uf commission To New Orleans, Mob'le
Charleston, Savannah my other Southern North
,rn port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rocket. :,
In New York Berth No. Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Will Street. DAVID CURHE Richmond, } =
G. II. PIERSON. n. Y ,:
No. & ,South STREET.
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l:ltANll.

/ hive IN store ind nnon 40 tons No. | Peruvian
Guano.whirh will sell cheaper hau 1t be bought
inany other mnkct nnd brought u this pnce. P..asr
give mo call WM. A. MILLER, On Basin.
nup . dScta
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MERCHANTS,
Something superior

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
HILLS Stuitt's &. Sugar.
- % q ound. Cla fled 4 Crushed do.
20 boxes LOAF Sugar.
10 bhl- n q. Molasscs,
10 hhds l. X. 10,
100 bags Rio Coffee.
so - Lngurp do,
10 Prn, old Inva do
50 hnNcs Adnmanln. and Sperm Candles.
Large lot ot Clovor. Orchnrd Grns. aud moihy Seed
Call ."on selling rhrnp.
lfeh - isA ADl NIGER T. smith
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29
Rrnohlyn CITY IntelIiccncc.

TIM.-Iast evening shout dusk Grc was dlscoy cred
breaking from small frsmo house Adams street,
near York owned by ycssrs Harrick Scuddtr and 90
oupied " VIM Mcsi Trercis EclIs and another fami-
ly. TIE flames communicated 10 sdjopiny tepement,
occupied BY George RIVE. and both buildings were
drmeyed to the oStort OF about $500 before the hrc
coulc be superessed The furniture Of the occupants
nosy s,vcd. The Ore originated on tho roof and
70 thougLt 70 have been caused By sparks from Burdens
foundry In that vicinity. se st%
Boz paowxm.--A IaJ aged about sixteen was drowned
Yesterday tie fsot Of Twenty seventh street Gowsuus
While bathing. lie had placed hs clothes Ia q small
boat. They are marked W. n. r., supposed 10 DO the
Initials II BIS Ocer Morron Of tho Eighth ward
recovered the body and notified tho Coroner.
FERROUS CHARGE AGAINST rxnER.-1homss Nurtha q
man family, reslDg In Myrtle avenro near NossrAnd
svepue vns srerted few Gays Since the complain.
cf BIS daughter MARY Ann, who chsrgss him with com
nittire . belDous assault upon her person Justice
Blatcby entered info animation Of tho caSs ~ the
county jail, and examined the conplanant who In no.
yst fourteen years old, and former domestic In the
ismiy, named Mary Ann Wardcl from whose testiucuy
the dIskustluR facts made eyiJont chAxgt
Il also ace sgapst the defsnqant a. regards another
csvebtcr which, posbie prt9cnss features stun more
sevotpg The examination 10 not yst concluded-
Nxw Hook AND IADDrn TrrCr --fhs truck Of Hooi
- LADDER Company No. wss brought homo from Oh.
b~oews IN Nsw Ycrk yesterday ~ the company, end
bsd iclHaesAca ovw bss rsssgtisa Ast evseins, and
bsd lively and llsessnt time. hs Drooilyn BSnd tyr
nisbsd The music fss tAseeeaeiss '1f
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The Albany Steamboat Line.

INDIGNATION MEETING AT THE AsToR HOUSE.
meeting OF about twenty five of the passengers on
board the Hendrix Hudson for New York, on Friday
night last in pursuance Of call published in the papers,
met last night at the As.or House, to institute lega
proceedings against the Albany Steamboat Company
the delay Of ths Hendrix Hudson tho trip from Al
baoy Mt. c. s. Myers, of Ithaca, was caied to the
chair, aud Mr. Arcuarus of this city, sppoiated
Secretary.
Mr. HAxnros stated the object Of the meeting to be ia
institute hga proceedings against the rropretors of tho
Hendrix Hudson for unnecessary delay the trip from
Albany Friday Last. He said tho passengers were
able 10 prcvs that the steamer left Albany in disable
condition, and he ASKED for who had pecunia
Mr.. G r. nA1cu ssid he had note protested on ac
court sf this delay which he would not have had hap
pened for great deal.
Mr. HAMILTON moved the appointment OF q COMMITTEES
Of five who should behalf Of the passengers es tas
mater gainst the company
there enough board for the passengers to eat.
Io for one, know this not 80 lie knew tho bread
before nany Of tho passengers were through breakfast
on Friday morning There the scarcity with
other edibes.
Mr. HAMILTON moved that before the committee OF ave
npponted they be empowered 10 draw up for tie
public press full statement Of the above voyage from
shaft. the towing Of tho Troy, &c.
Tho CTuI then appoints the Committee Of Five,
Mr.. r. p. Hamilton, G. p Hatch, NJ Arcularius Vim. II.
McLcpald, rrd MIR. j. G Mayor, of Torocto.
TIE CrAipNsS stated that he believed the boat was
before she left The dock az Albany that during
tho trip he tried TO set Oh the boat and was unable to
do go 3
gentleman stated that the steamer stopped at Pcugh.
keepsie for few mipaics only, but notice of the
stopping was given throughout the beat. #es
Mr. said that to pdd TO other injuries, the
employ beard the heat bad the mpudcnce charge
one chilling per glass for weter
Thanks tEer rendered to Hessrs Coleman Il Stet
son for the use of their rooms for the meeting.
1he meeting then adjourned.
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FRs m WEsr BRcAwAr.-S crt sr IS o ,ck yes' or
day afternoon, Or no out h tn oarps .s sscp Of
Mr.. Michael Hsynsrd, No. l0s West Bsoadwsy rha
flames sscended rapidly ano spread T., or mises Of
Albert Weber, pisnoorte Il aker W, % u led the 90
eopd and third noors OF said u a. The ssrn
soon bscusht the nremen to g.. scens o. on agrston
and In lees than hour they had the D. as sabdue
snd soon after extinguished them IRE is eaid to
bsve commenced N this carpenters shop the ars.
nc0r ana extepde 70 tine faccry Of Mr. WsSer carry.
ing away the roof and quitting the whole OF the
and third lof's the fire also exfesded T. fr-me tsns
And Mr. WaIsb-the L rmer los, about iaoe rorth ~
ferhirste, and the latter asout tho smsunt on
which ey bad no insurance. lAe Ore also extsnd.
60 70 tie thnd hoor rnd roof O. bulldog No loo,
West Brsarway alro occupied by Nr Weber Tho 10 yer
Iart q sid buiid'ng owned aod ocupiud by Mr
hn pix"n sasA maker gisyier On the roar ce los
fzsn. dllfne l. situsted occupied b, palte.asn Mar
Tia anc Le~is Csss This bu,iang escssed tue are but
'esstseo z. ne dsmsss oy wate,
nr Weber estimated bis stock at 80 coo on which rs
hal insurance Of $500 in tls st Msris insursu,s
ConEsn5, and 81 Soc In the Lenax In,ur Comyan
pears, mplt-d HIS los over an sbovo bis nsurana.
be says, viii amount 70 over 81 700
Mr. H,narc was not insured H.s loss smounts to
about 300 He held lease OF the proisoc No l03 on
which there was insurance Of SSo0 the Mona wk
Valley ,no Union.
Mrs zeats, Who iepi a small candy atnro .t 1ol was
dsmaaeab by water to tia amount Of soout $3.50.
Mr. Olson tho sash NAL estimates MS ioss at about
$780, co7sre BY insuinnce in the North River Insurance
Company 10 the amount Of 81, SEQ
Mr. Weer had work men cnragpd In tho In ..Avv
NJ the tns of the fire. aad nearly tksir tools have
been dos trcyed they having Insurance upon taem
FIRE IN Wxr THIRTY FIRST srnrEr At sboct o'clock
vest rday srnng the tire alarm souo cd for the ecoa
district, caused by Gre having been dnoyered Ia the
BUILDING l37 West thirty FIRST street The premises
occupied ty several fsniies The dam-ae done 10
tho building but t-Rng before It vas
&c and cxtineuished Is supposed ta have been tho
work OF design, for the purpose Of burning down the
building.
FIRE AxorcsT TIE SHIPrrrrS About ono O'Clock ves
terday morning 40 alarm givon In The E.gnth dis
srict snd found to originate from some costen get
ting 6re at Pier No. II, North Rver on board the
canal boat QuackeI BUSH Tho fire exiting arhod with
but tri1iDg damage
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1IeSsAt Uius SNhEoeE00Ou nv ulnVnxtt1cs
THK HEART OF TnEcITY1N AsUEs--LOss ESTIMATED
AT NEATLy HIDLioa OF DOLLARS.
From the MiwauAie News, aug 25.l
It is eur painful duty TO record the most oisas.
trous toDfaeiGiion ihat ever visited Eilwauk,e.
About l2 o'clock today fire vas discovered 10 the
lott of Davs's stables, iii the rear of the United
States hotel
The Wind was bowirg fresh from the southeast,
and in few NC nents tho whole row Of buildings,
from Days. 70 the TIemcut House was In flames.
The wind then shiissd 10 The sasf aud in an in.
creoible space Of time the Unit States Hotel and
the whole block, tSteI ding from Huron to Micht
gan st ee-, inciuoing the @hole square bounded
ny Main Huion, East and MichigGa streets, was in
hnnes.-
The destruction of this valuable property was
comI lativeiy Int tho work of moment The
fiamss then extended across East Water street to
tie west side destroying all the buildings from the
corr er OF Huron street. td Nazro's hard yero store
The fiIe was still raging a. tle hour we se0t to
press five o'clock r. 81 though this are is no doubt
Il Viii be cooflred within the limits named
II is impossible, III tie general confusion and cx-
citemepr of tie rloccIt, TO live an accurate ac-
count OF The losses, laiticuarly es Office was in
irUsBcnt 6augcr Of dcsiruciinn. They ave yaii-
ousiy estiInesed NJ svsm $500 COO 90 81 600 coo.
Tho progress cs tho flares gas 20 rapid, and the
efforts of tee EHenen almost pGxa'yaed, that tee
greatest con3us;6 ard eoi i'omcns prevailed The
streets were flied with smoke.
Thfte fire companies came fram Racine, and In
connection wisb our own department rendered cti.
cieDt service.
There were numerous stories a6oat of Persons
burned, AMI dying from suilncasion and fatigue.
The only thirr definite cos;A lcsrn In REGARD to
them, was that two Germans died from over cxor-
tiop, and fireman was drowned.
One bai,ding was filed with lire.worbs which
pyodnce succession Of LOAD explosions, and walls
we're constantly falling with loud crash.
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Acc1Dszr IN IHI BowEny-A MAS CRutsnD 10 pKllB
Bx1wErS RAnRoAD ClRs-A sad accident happened in
tho Bowery yesterday morning about O'Clock, the
crcpr Of which appear 70 bc - folowsAs tho
hind wheels Of the New haven express trnn torn
ing shs Of Grand street and the Bower thcy ran
od the track - to bring the car nssr hs Third avsnss
eans dawn the traek ata rapid speed catching young
man Who csoasipg the street At the time bctEeoa
ths cass crushipe bim death instantly Tho deceased
va abcet twsofy-sss years Of age, whose name 10
we're uoaeB - asosrtaan- The body was conveyed 70
the fcorsesns4 vSrd siatop house. The cor~nsr hold
On iequest asd e Jury wondered verdict thst the
csatsd came 70 his dsstA ~ beirw crushsd 6st~ssn
nsw lasen snd skirdAysnne car, Inc rsalt y hs own
eestApAs-sse &Nt &N@ n Nt ta zs
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Esx Yoax, August "a. 1874 { y
In overhaung the machinery Of the Arctic, since nor
attempted trial trip saturday last u found that
difficulties have presented themssyss, vhich VII
prevent her making the application Of the metner
en patent " untl hcr return from Liverpool inc IN.
wnion has cost too much ahr now - run ths rsa OF
any failure and Nr Collins, BY the advice Of the con-
suitib9 engineers and ths makers OF the machinery
Messrs stfllnau Aissn, has conserted 70 have the
tubsp through which tn steam travels, enameied,
which was not done before. This viii oDvise the posi-
bhty Of any accident. csy such one ~ happened
on saturday last and - wheh two mon were badly In
jured. None feel this delay than Mr. Collins stu,
ite evory ing he Goes he stands IKE man, know
Ing fun wen that nothing great or glorious was ever sue
ccssful without III than full allotment OF per
pIextiss. o. Che return Of the Arctic from Lvcrpoo
Tho sew machinery WIN take bot few days 70 have ~
running order, and nhs v then proceed 70 boston
vhcrs shc intends remaining two days. Mr. Collins
has received half dozen letters from your city mr.
grg upon him the duty be is native STATE 70 Ics
the old sbig come Soundone makes oier o. ms wnnn
apotbsr " his coal third OF his plot Ac with All o.
Which u 10 unnecessary for me 70 say he hsnIy -.
uasI. his nov steam application y not ony assanec
" sanIhase space, hut wn st cast 20 PER ~
} II Anepai Il fusl -CrYrycaGsn1 4 Gsssen Iers
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lFrom the Philadelphia Register. august 70
Yesterday afternoon the proprietor OF tho Registr
appeared before an alderman on onpIoDt OF IibeL
The complainant was Stephen 7. Beale tbc dentist.
We reed not restatc the unnatural outrage with
which he stsnds charged before this community.
Abut The tirne when the public mind was first
of The Register asserted that similar one was made
against the same dentist aboIt year ago. Soma
details were given. The article Is alleged 70 bo
libellous; and whether true or not, it fs so.
On the bearing, Dr. Raae waa Ew ,rn aa witness
IN the Of e testimony he nd mitted that absus
year ago gtrtlemsn vbonn he eli pot know cali
ed u on him, and charged bin with having violated
The per Oh of respectable lacy while sac was un-
that he had protested bis innocence, aud the matter
had ended by his writing an excolpatory letter TO
the lady. He denied that any chastlscmont had
been inflicted or that be had signed any othr paper
than the letter 10 the lady.
Tiom bis own testimony, then, Il appears THAI
the article complained Of was corrcc. In Its princi
lsl ale lega.ion-nanely, that similar charge had
hen made against him about year ago.
rha eloquent coucsel for Dr. Bealc, in his ra-
marks 10 the Alderman, expatiated somewhat upon
the noir,i.y Of wsltony welding the power of the
,rcss to destroy reputation. As the appearance q
The aTti,le Ia question surprised Us quito a. much
as 1t could baye done the learned gentleman, Ne
tJus. he vii hold us personally excur ID on that
point. We Insy add, too, that there may be No
lives not mentioned by nin in bis speech for eur
declining, az this trnc, TO givo the name Of Tie
author Of that article. Suppose, for instance, W
coud not do 20 without suggesting at oncs the
nse Of tho second lady referred TO- Is It not clear
hat VIC should abide any and all consequence
rather than DO sol
According TO the present laws regulating Mbel,
the Alderman could do nothing less than bold us
70 bail. We have the satisfaction Of knowing, how
ever, that the publication In our columns has had
the effect Of lead ding TO an admission b. Dr. Beals.
which will probably obviate the ncce@ity 81 citing
several unwilling witnesses before tho court ON his
tfial.
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Personal Intelligence.
Hon Stephen A. Dcnglas. U. s Senator from II
arrived In Chicago on the oath inst

Hon. Stephen A. Dcpglas. ". s Senator from Illinois
arrived in Chicago on the oath inst.
ARRIVALS
AZ tie So Nicholas Hotoi--His Escellency Gov Aiken
sopth iCs-ora; Hon. T. Holmes. Louisiana; Dr.
a f. GsdsdtD, do; Col John Ross and family, Toledo
Chic; Dr. g. Halbsrsladt, Penn; William " Barney
Mobile; ID. johnson, Loncon; William I4ndon, - T.
Oven and family, Alatsma; J. 8 Taylor and family,
syracuse; W. Scott, ST. Louis q. r. Locke, Louisville
Ohio.
At the Prescott Houfe-Hon. Victor Burthe N Orleans
James bishop, KY; b. y Fender and family New York
II. u. Williams Terra Hsute; IL snow, Boston; T.. W
II Nichols, New York; Woodward HILL South Carolina
Mrs. T. Buehs and family, New York II. Hedge Ohio.
Hon A. Giiswold whitehall; Col. @. NJ. Thompson,
Charleston, 2. CT DR. George H. Bergtn philadelphia
Eon. J. Gracy, North Carolina; Hon. RUFUS Reed, Aua
son, n. Y; Eon. II. Rasent, Texas.
At the MeiroToltt Hotel Hon. Robert J. WI uSer
Washinston, Hon. T. Butler King Georgia: Cen. Law
,op y. !. army; Capt. Mcigs, U Engineers; Mr. Ean
sn,iy ~, casa /. sisne! 9. ION '''' A0''' "A
AT The Astor House--E. w. Russell, Ala; J. Caldwell
Chareston T. swift and lady, Georgia Capt Pratt sh2
or . .s. Ina pnns sn 0ss Sr
and family Cincinnati; g. Rice ana family, Wheeling.
From Norfolk, Petersburg and Riehmond, in tho
steamship Roanobe-samutl Enahnl John Mason,
WIN II Taylor, Peri Howell. Charles Bennett John S
E,Ilcr, Mrs Thonas Fry and child, Mrs voolfolk
Miss Annie Cares Miss Mary Carnes Miss Fannie
wooon Mr. Csttsn Ms Caroline Rush and eaqgh,er
Bsamsn, lady ana daughter. John VI Jones, Wan
Grieve, VIM Chapman Eobt L richards, Thos Davis,
ssml n Chal6n Capt 7 Howes, VIM II Baxter, VIM Y
Costin, Charles Read, Thomas @ Horton, Robert N
Paire, U-N, Henry + Bsockmsn, Albert swann, A
Luckadoe Fr,pk o 6abb, Preston Smitb, Matt sabb,
O sabb, Chas sanford snd 0 in stsersgs.
From London, in ship Richard Cobden--wm o Donnell
Geo Goodwin Geo Wichs. Lausch, l. Bosseh.
From Liverpool, In shIp Antartic-J Bagy Kentucky;
Bsrris, England.
From Liverpool, in ship John Brisht-Mrs Roberts.
Fiom Liverpool, in ship Ashhmtcn-- -Ms-es y and A
Greer, Dublin; Mr. VIM Barry and LADY, New York Edw
Mantle, GreeshsA, Mrs Cassidy and child England:
Perrin. France.
Tiom Pictou In brig Hcsstio--Capt PenncI aud lady,
" @ LUDLOW, frcm wreck Of ship Union (bsfor rs-
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IHy17sG BuRGf Sunday morning, about 2o'ciock
private Waterman Lott dlscoyored tho basement dose
psrsly open, under the iewelry Bore Of Mr.. Hsskns
in Grand stest euspecng ,ho place had been viitsa
by burglars nc procured light a1i proceeded from ~
basen an. into tho ewcy store sbovs hs doors having
AL been LETT unlocked The door hsd bssn NJ open ~
the servant girl short tn1e since NJ Haskias bsu
about 10 opsa isvs1vy store at Gfecnroint eonveyN1
about 1900 worth to the storc Saturday evcc mr.
On Monday following he opened the storo and d covred
that the place had been entered and robbed OF ns e-
tents tfeHNN Ed
CBol nxroRr. Gases Of cholera repocAu fcs thN
ending 2sth Aug, o. Deaths ?. ChoI1sa Hospital
received, 8; disd . renaPlss , = Mr. JsA Az. woeds,
iera at his residence In Counbusvr ia about niIss
from this city, on Saturday eveS cg asr about Ave
hours nlnsm.
Tho Jsfsrson Blues, Capt e ,,as K,eAl scconpanieA
BY Rupcrta Hand, prcoee6ed vesterdsy TO fcrty 6fh
street., ny, on target srv srs.on.
bres ecloreo men, s'yh their names a John ssrrtt
or sdsy were brcw ht bsfcre Justice BoswsA yests<
dcy spd held 10 bopS icr rial charge Of assausss
And " asing nssn and his wife, late on rasurday ryhs
y iHsh sttsss ~ az Moth Second s.scet
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FrsurRy PgosrECIs--rHE RECENT RAIN IN THE
s. EAST, ETC.
BosroS, August %, 1854.
Some bAf dozen vessels returned to Gloucester last
weef, with small fares, varying from 20 to 100 barrels
Of hsh.
The rain In this vicinity Saturday night was not
suiccnty copious to be Of any ssnsGt 70 shs growing
crops.
At souhsridss, On Saturday even ing, barn belong
cs TO the Dresser Manufacturing Company, but
pied By Lothrop Aims, was struck BY nehtntps. sud
With s contents, consisting Of hay and grain entirely
consumed.
Hon Eosnerer Moselcy, Of Eewburyport died suddenly
this morning, Of apoplexy. He old fcdsraust Of
some celebrity In this State.
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Later from Mexico.
ONT BoULyON ORDERED TO De SHOT.

New ORLEANS, August %, 1854.
BY an arrival here this morning, the Picayune has
ceved letters fun les Of papers from the city Of
Mexico to tho Goth instant There many items Of
news Of interest and importance
Count Raous4et de Boulbop, whose capture at the
head of rsurgent force learned by the last arrival
had been sentenced shot the 10th ns together
with several other French officers.
Another government victory reported to have been
gained on the 7th inst.
famine is prevailing at chihuahua and chiapas, and
many persens have died from starv alton.
The crops in half the States almost total failures
Unless speedy relief reach the unfortunate people, the
ravaaes Of falaine viii be frightfuI.
The government was tho point Of adopting rnea-
sures for the relief the sufferers and private sub
scrjptions were being taken up for the purpose.
Tho indian troubles in Durango had been momenariiy
checked
Armed bsads Of Indians, however, had appeared In
other districts, committing many depredations, and
causing the inhabitants TO fec for their livea.
1t estimated that twenty whites had been rutbesAy
murdered by the Indians during the previous week.
Discomfort ard revolution was spreading alarmingy
throughout the country.
The government exercising st-ct censorship
the pres and prevents the publication Of actual facts
which make the least allusion to the government.
The choers fever had nearly disappeared In Vera
crUz the City Of Mexico and other places where it had
been raging violently.
Several onspraors bsd been arrested by order OF the
government, among whom were several prominent