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rowLERs 4 WELLS. sos Broadway. N. Y.
nTTNAM's MONTH. oe,ie - |. is now read

(cCmmepcug voume with hne fortra' on steer vi e
Aoihor of The Potipher PsperS" . , ,.h
The poem Jewish Cemetery at Newport stamped WIN
al. eerips Of Lougsow The Hymn Air msgn ncent
eonpc,iop lit Shy Bsyard Taylor we have heard
has The Of articles on pisn<
sh of which are oddly entitled Biography are
d ~ be written by Scheede Neru Hungarisn nobeman now
iredse Of the SUBJECT well of the English ansass va
are tse beautifully written sseehs OF INC kina We
of he adventures YANKEE soldier who wa. taken prs
49, yt;n carried e Esl.rd aud remained sbrosd hiiy
yssfs The story told in easy familiar siy wns 10 ny
& l. 800 attractive than luxurious Characters
VII PC sbe snthor Of Tyree The first srtcie, Is aa
re =, Many gives comprehensive view Of tne
b;rh have recently startled the word IN regard 20
he r,ovs origin Of Altog ther his rs sres
~, h xsr;ety of entertaining reading Tor net
weather ana e'iaenns INV f- lNew-York Express
'he country p puTNAMk Co.. Publishers, No. 10 PsrkplAee-
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6ouses tl)antco.

vXTANTED TO PURCHASER frst-clss HOUSE
W and LOT sEsb mated IL The CiJ Of sewYort pss Rot
gUiLDIE5 SITE westehes.er County Mscombs Dam
tne - NE e' W r. HlRRIsoN No. a wTIsms room
VHrANTED-A STORE with BASEMENT, on
w Broadway HOUSE No objection the side prshss
tie press es modogs ard es9msnding Agpy ~ Ss,s
mel No ~ Arns
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90 farmers an0 Others.

GOATS for sALE.-Four large Males, trained to
VI Harues Inquire Of JOHN HURLEY in 4lstst between
l. xIsi' End Sd-sss, sfeI Pm.
HNO CATTLE DEALERS.-A Gentleman from the
country for al. IS DURHAM STEERS and far snd
before bringing them TO the city: Address
No 23 Psrkrow Of Mason Brothers, stating where
he nis- lie found.
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nj w A
The public curiosity late been greatly excited by the sim
ME hut my NOWADAYS which has gone me
onnos the Of the Usited States exciting all
manner meaning battling all conJecine IN me
soup There many wonders nowadays bat the real NV
A-DAYS which public mind IN Is the
greatest wonder wonder which for the aecton
and of the public proceed 70 ana
explain oyipg that this mysterious phrase OF
means SIM delightful and interesting BOOK wten "
an autboress brilliant talents equaed only oS
the pure ard healthy tone OF sentiment "heh III" P
duotions Of her pen 1861, ,...-. oe ;c. In orr
,;s In graphic truthful Now the reader
the pine where the rough and non
hearted lumberman weds the and floats the giant os
race peculiar In their character and without
er nsrse In this phase of American Life the suhoress OF
has pictured IN truthful and eetous manner tne
excips and life Of those hardy sons Of % II ne camp
and foyesn he
nTe Conference meetne-in ihen MONIES
b,r fsmi-in labor aud giving an en-
new Of developing ana
rich field which LEFT totally unworked Again e
read, truthful and heartfelt scenes quie ana re-
fined domestic family pictures brinsns before me reaaei s
and shadows truthful aud fsmiisr In Govrness ana sep
Mo,e TWO Of the herones the suihoess has
drawn pair Of xQute pofraitures character stamps
A. a. sstsry and close observer OF human ma
Atoge or the Book NOWADAYS is most remarkable one
end calculated both healthy IFS truth to nature ana
br;ant yle TO produce great sensation son tne ieaoe
rnhr AZ any hook hitherto issued from the American rre
NOWADAYS will be published IN few DAYS IN al eesah'
manner W; splendid illustrations -,
Order. from the Trade respectfully solicited
N'"'' T. L. MAGAGNOS 4 Co., Publishers,
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6crses. Carriages, Sc.

VIZ w. WARNER has taken the old stand for
w ueIy occupied by Oliver Harper corner Of Dock and
A..rst. Brooklyn where will carry the COACd and
WAGON BUSINESS with all irs various branches Carriages Of
made order Light work kept constantly on hand
Repairing OF ell kinds promptly attend TO-
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NJ ETROPOLiTAN HOTEL, LONG BRANCH,

NJ EEw-JER.EY-vAx DYKE COOPER, Propretosn,,-
H. NJ VAN DYKE JOSEPH H. COOPER have parsnssea 1e
shove Hotel they viii be PREPARED for the q 10
nth Jre be slpszeed ih noe~ &C
furniture establishment the i.ses' sna H.
hsrs raers daily s p ",a ,as
bv O. bsien Alice rrce Ssnes
and Green Wave Every os
ing procad that - dsfrao1 III axe
when .hs for the 20 up me hse
1he Table VII h ssPp5sd ~db ever 2. nese ~ sA -.
the prgPsseton % rate 70 e.p>rs-
tne ue.rz- frsciass totsl Apyi
sson seor any termsriS1 Ses % ie doei
~ ~ yAS DIX = N. = Cs.tsz1re si7s Sss-fork
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Gueeiai Notices.

(,ewcrni Committee Of Democratic Wing Scnng Men,
M ,fire viii be held az the Broadway House
- fpIi)AY EVENING" JULY 7h. 1851 at ocsck BY order
'" '' JAMES w. WELSH, Chair
HENRY w. GENET,t Vice
JAS. L. PINKNEY, Chsnmen.
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" snd sTacous HOTEL for ias epon q
ytos In and exce 81 IecoEs nods's p lnnAs WI
the fIsfclass Hotels q the "a. Ia lie e'Dsan AKA eff..s7
hfs been al - modcEn III
prom the ard lrue, n "a 50 snd - afie
frCrghcut The ~ Be kept upon siArf--- pm
cIf; and IL the fErs ACCOMMODATION ADJ -
efor VII Le maze g asan roze iof u 2ir- ~
quiet besu-ul FaIsT be ofa "a Nn
r,f-,.hus,ts A. ali hssr- 7. GREGORY.
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uoITsC-D,lay.re Water Gan,

IN Pa W u BROpEsEAO PropsietSs--rhi house Il nv
the u visitors To rsoas se-o1t,z 10 ae
health there = ss<ry
locality combating s7sLe- .Tsctns TIE journey 70 ss GAP
accomplished IN ray Terms osooAains inosssS'
Lr.s- n.ahur
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s00-LIrTELL- LIVING AGE. No. $50. is non

SO0-LITTELLs LIVING AGE, No. 500. is now
BGO ready. Plate-THE CATHEDRAL At AsIEss-
CosTEsIs-ehr Slavery in B.s.,y csnd is1s OF Pe.cei
D.nnbe; wsyfoO coloni The Three Rssnsi with Poetry
Published weekly with Plate each number At IS,
Publication Oace. No SO Broadway. GOV
THE NEW MILITARY AND NAVAL MAP OF
TUPKEY b. E s4ISs6s TIE Co No s~.
COryI L>iie, from MAJOR; General Scott y 4 ,.,ss,
present the MILITARY naval Map OF The SEAT o. WR
is EURorEr which find well etseuted and
by from ths, mos, Interesting
repeat that the Map Is hghy ssfaetoTy AID we'll
suit. 70 ~ readers who follow up the mighty forces now
rcmaIn gentlemen. very truly your,, CONN.
To MssnA A. L. srnsoS & Co.
Ezf,ad from Letter By hooy General Sanford " u Malta
just the thing wanted By every re.de Of m n-ws
from the enable him TO form intelligent opinion Of
ID, opposing forces and will become st more
I'M. sg bodies of ENGLISH and French troops
Turkey put In motion to sufsn The operations Of oner
Psbs"
The thus highly recommended beautifully eood and
JnouIud Prce retail in snees eooed 80 cents or y e.
the very cheap Mars of the Baltic and Black sea
BY nail distance less than 600 miles the postage
sale BY sIiasoN a 20, No. 90 aa"sy " I.
ENVELOPE NANUFACTORY.-GEDR II.
Il BELL has removed b. ENVELOPE MASURACrORY from
No 55s Pear Is Beekmana Having and bet
facilities for the manufacturing Of Eny,,oPs ne ~i seeP qp
COLOR; BUFF Blue. WHITE and CLOTH LINED Of a.
different sizes.
Orders for ENVELOPES usually kept on hand made
pronptnets from the different qualities Of Psper n.
He will also Keep hs large assortment Of NOTARA
SEALS neatly up boxes Of 100 each either assorted OF %
color. . boz Samples and sent when required
GEORGE n. BELL. Envelope hsDufaetnrer,
Nos. % BeekmsDst and lSe Nassau q.
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Real estate for Sale.

PRIVATE SALE-Three desirable BUILDING
"A LOIS situated Sh between Broadway nd 7th ay 80
Nh south eide Size Of lots zxssy feet deep ior
fs- particulars apry BAKER kWEEKs Auconeers No
seucToitsb Bsrk building, corner Pine 81 and Bosds.y
LARM for SALE in LAKE COUNTY, ILL
the Chicago and Wisconsin Railroad
miles Chicago fae rolling prairie and Of
loo DO and balance
ell rich ell wstered by springs and OF
falling and good and well susd for stock grain rs
ipg hsye q frame House. Kitchen, Wood Shed, Mix aud
Ctets. Rooms fer Dairy with Cstern and Well Of good Wster
with Grsnass Stables and sheds and Orchard Of .hiry
varieties Of bearing trSes All cheap &z5 Address w. n
Grove. Chicago, or 8. STEVENS. Halliday
EOR sALE-A small, snug COUNTRY SEAL :,a,IT. 70
Il Weaehsster County ipowa the FLEETWOOD noS,h.
nesy eeeured By LIvinssson Dbrow Es tAs nes o. ~
hsT and NewHsven Rsirosd snd about h5s is~s h,s
ale from Mount Vernon Depot The shove snux 49,
The cid homestead ~h q e. 80 "a xe~ H.res
70 the fesl @-
Hsi-cd - mnnf:. ride fora SsvY0rx Cry moss dsnrsS:
reS rarely Be found &c., ' Ts CO.
ss,s esn be had dJolninz dedd The Hease aSost
high gad contxcs eleven
ent &c fo terms and particulars apply
10 COLE 4 CAlLIos, No IL snsa1- s., SeT-ien
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On 5RiDxY ESEsiSo JULY o,sI sy order
JAZZ hssE E r " eEEFr ! cA. sss
E S,,,s g. h MILF see'e'sris.
6asonc Notice.Tbe nj mbers Of WORTH LODGE No 20
a.. elfoy ted attend the funeral Of MIRA MARGAREr
r 2, srG NS ca on FRIDAY
TSs Gsernity general respectfully invited 70 attend
ss.sS s % Sows
'0' '''''''"'' ALFRED B. SANDS Recording Secretary
ye,eraus of the War Of IsI2-A regular Monthly Meeting
ofshs CcITs ssdqaarers, on FRIDAY EVENING"
the ''h Inst az 0e0sA W. JONES MAJOR Commanding.
s.s sssoo d s,2 5 G59fs g
4. Has. assr Rcss al o depot
os..s.s q ss Goodwin ''s q
oGss s. pn%sy S Mr. ss saS No SCI
No M No Es viii H. be On tie
rDorpios Of the excursion.
TO Artists. schools and rf.iysd sTs e
s's y STUDIES ard sTEE Eli En-
and nt. i No. ss Broadway % ayo.. W. scHA0s
ssrAni ln,rseses ics aud Labor esc ma
e NJ Ss ss a. f. S
q shs,s always Be oand large nu@o sn o. .A
can order. filled BY writing to the and
ssSsd charged smP.ys PAGAN s,n.,.,..ssn,
.hs rxsh o. ,ss Line Of STAGE; win be RE-
DUCED 10 THREE CfNTs
Polarization Of the often caused by indigestion and
NAV be cured By Thousands Of which have
been uesd organic of the Heart by ignorant prsction
era have been perfectly cured by the Of Dr. McCLiSToOhe
DYePEPTIC ELIXIR This great medicine composed OF the most
,u.l podsctons Of Vegetable Kingdom, cures In almost
every case the confirmed Dyspepsia and all symptoms how
ever arising Indigestion Price 81 per bottle; six
BOTTLES Sold by Druggists generally and by A.
4 Co No. l22 Fulton st., New York, Proprieton
RWhoesoe Advice for everybody suaerps from D D s
NJ, r,erv or morbus Buy box OF Dr. NEEOhAmS
IKFALLiBLE PILLS, the Aston House bookand or y IL
RINGS corner Broadway and Johp-st cure eftahp W
risutts an swsllowine them Price Sec pr box
There are 100 beautiful Building Lots at Wsyeriy,
o. Hieh-, only One Mile drScty PACK 2, o. he
heiebs1tS Exchsnse by ANTHONY BLEECkEh see advsI,
- io The Daily Times then be aud sec TINS
would be useless attempt 10 aescDe inc
nj Mas, a. a. IN winfield t-GRAND EXCURSIONS
10 ,bis deiishu village every MONDAY, wEDNEsOAf and
m ynlv ,hee miles from Wlissbursh Ferres and
sert dssnes Calvary Cemetery Lo -" to sz en-
~ 70 he had Al No Tyonro corne, OF
Chathsm-st o. o. ANohcWo q .. =. NCN
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TNHE AMEKICAN THHENVI1VoISS.a s1. s q Yn,.II,
NAL repository Of Science. Literature and General hief
eenee; devoted 10 Phnoosy Physiology, Education henah
Agriculture those Proge: measures when are
lated to Reform Elevate and ImproV dansind fuosnea oH
polar . wear bv FOWLERS L WELLS. SIS Broadway n T.
This excellent Journal doing benefit mankind han al
the godggers hem.phees IL Is only one dosi Pe
Som
devoted the highest happiness sd nisress o.
written in style of its practoed editors ana az
ored price dollar must suce eco 10
up present large circulation $4,000 copissl 70
figure t-No
Address FOWLERS WELLS oVe Dfos"~a'' AZ -
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NEW-YORK DUTCHMAN.-The subscribers
IN would inm the reading public that they have '"'
Wv ~ ~ ~ BILL GRIFFIN. A.,
whose kinds Of Chickens are ssr PsSt
California THE DUTCHMAN for this week VII 80
VIII Of Robert Bruce. the herokns Of seotisno' anu ~
-"' ' EDWIN WESTON Co. Pubssers-
Wholesale Asents-Dexter Brother, Able Yates 10
Joues Ellsworth Street Price WinAns Sold si.o BY the pm
epai perodia dep6ts the United States and CsnsdH
ITO PLEASURE TRAvELERS.-"l see them on
their winiAx wsys-J. DIsTURNELL, No go sresdsts,
b.. iuss .usd TIE HALLWAY AND GUIDE %. r
ale MAPS GUIDE BOOKS Of almost every variety suitable
fr truyeler whether joumeyns Cor health pleasure
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
CARAToGA sPRTNGs-A quiet resort for families

SARATOGA SPRINGS.-A quiet resort for families
- Others wkhir avoid the hustle Of hotel
be found the old marson known washinxou Hall.
J. W. MASON
S1A1IN SLAND BOARD-A small family, with
- ek DIRE copying large house dseh.fay situated
,h. wster ecommodae lew GENTLEMEN ADD FAMILY
o. PERSONS The neghborhood hixhy aud
Ire ,u.,or fine view Of the Bay Nanows and City
~ Newly L: within minutes the ferry
ev,rv rep suitable for dence house and
stable CURED Apply to Mr. SMITH, No lbs CanaEst, corner
81 Lsursrs New-York
TO FARMERS.-PLAIN BOARD wanted in a
spseiabe family within Is - miles Of The city, for L,dy,
,u Dsushsrs sred Il H. sud Servant Girl Terms Be
med rte Address vim particulars ~ B. Box 2s, Pos oce.
Now York.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.-SUMM1 HOUSE,
w MOUNT WASHINGTON ~ H-rhs Hosss vsa b
,pep.d . receive eompeny June \ 1884
HALL. sPAULDrNG Il Co, rnpdcors
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Cost and founo.

DOCKET BOOK LOST or sTOLEN-ln the Cars
oes Exgrs TI.ip fOT Sx On sasssy AZ
hand ,pdo.d Ihas Gillespie and ether papers The slder
viii be literally by leaving the a. No 5ro.dwsy
a. Oh kEWAkD.-L0ST, ON Saturday, the lst
d III rst between South Ferry and Cana snail
6ULD LEPNE WATCH With red s.rins and sey ..ehed .s
r,wad by leaving Is Fronts being @ from deeeAed
relative
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have dates to March 80.
prsAPrFARANCE OF THE SWALLPOX.-ltls l. officially an
notnced that the smallpox has at length disappeared from
the islands aud the Board OF Health has ceased It's unc
tions.
MTrrIxG OF THE UAwAI1,S LEGtsLATUFE-The Lesis-
lature was TO meet Honolulu Saturday the 9Th day
of April Under the New Appointment act the House OF
Representatives will consist Of y members nsoad oil ~
formerly, six of whom are foreigners three rom ia
wall two from Oahu. and one from Kauai.
MOVEMENTS oF CLIPPERs-CARGOEs OF OIL-Ihe 1r-
gus Of March 30 says: The clipper ship y. b. Palmer
Can't Low took in coo bbls. OF oil here and went last
Saturday Lahana take in what oil and bone may bo
there for shipment She may be expected to be back IN
about two weeks sail for the United States. We learn
that A. T. Everett aud j. +. H. Marshall Ess with their
families inter taking passage on board OF her.
The cpper-ship stephen Palmer Capt. Smith, u days
from san Francisco touched off this port on the 2ith ca
rosfe for China.
The cipper.,hip Waverly. Capt Curtis. has taken in
about OC0 bbls. of oil and expects TO sail for New-Bed
ford by the last of this week.
The bank Zodiac Capt Pauof i loading with salt and
Will probably leave for Sitka the last of this week.
VisIT or KING K.MEHAN TO THE CLIPPER SHIP v
b. PALsER.-On Tuesday, the 23d March, says ~
PoigRcu0R, King ksmehameha visited the clpper-ship
y. Il. Palmer 4 proiuso collation. was served, at which
Dir. Gregg, American Commissioner, and Mr.. Angel
Am,rca Consul met his Majesty and suite, aud where
cordiay and good feeling united TO render the hour
pleasant TO all the guests of Capt Low His Majesty
retired under salute and learn takes passage to-day
with CAPT Lowe FOR Lahana whittier the ship IS bound.
Tie y Il. Palmer of the finest ships that has ever
visited the port OF Honolulu doing honor to American
ship builders and especially TO Capt Lowe for the perec
ton Of her appointments and the neates OF her appear
ance. His Majesty expressed himself highly pleased with
tie ship and his qualification at seeing her in his waters.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

In tho stand II Moer,o !; said suano has oeen oHndi
.gusl 70 that OF the Chinchas Islands ,....
In Peru the civil continues 10 absorb the a'ehIoh
of he t;oyernmen, and people. fresh disturbance has
broken on; among the revolutionary parties themse'eS
MI threatened the overthrow Of the revolationis,
~ "a ,ha, Cen Fchinqae will command the army IA
,e.cr in march against the south which wa about be-
ne undertaken. Excepting Cajamascs, the other prov
,e.nondenee Of an unfriendy nature The purport
n, which has no: been made public, wa oeins VA
I.we,n the Peruvian Cabinet and the French Minister
s,,e-s frou Lima state that ID. Domingo Elias ws'
basrJ Tie French fgate Eurice, at anchor IN the Por
Of Calso q ro, h.a .,,nrs..ed
az Ie'p ~ ON the 10th nit for oruco and Cochabanba
hence he intended passing over 10 SaSre 10 o'uer 10 'c
assemble Congress IN August #, .,u,;,-s 81,
The Bolivian cavalry had retired from the ironers on
Which sccounr il - presumed tina, Belza hi given up Tor
pressrt the idea of Inv as'oh' . -, :. -.
~ c-scorla which was deposited "a Agca, IN virtue
. IL renrsaIs decarei 10y the Pfuyian Government
srars, Bolivia has been exported with perssI'n Oh me
Revolutionary auih'rles- -. t.;,,
TIE mort Of ohja has been disoccupcd BY the Peruvian
eo,nes and i sc.n under the flag Of Bolivia .
ECr,noR-We have received hle Of the Gaayaqul
and Onto journals. Amcny them we ind small broad
sheet in EDglsh publishSd ey me non. nnG n,,T
= Charge G Afalres 10 'nnt epuOi''' ''' N
the following extracts; -, 81, = ,,,, o., n. po,b
ocu. va. ud ron ,s 81 Ls''Gn . So ss Go Com
sr OF 7h preceding By which the o.
,sucsI every nation AID IS nnea 5sre.t las been
nsrsesed BY the Goy' nIeri ana iae pggs ~ @ s.s bs
u
void n6ens acceptable service 20 bis oy seep
advsed the cf events Ha
ION athe Government and people OF this Kepaohc may ANe
ec'iCr ia the matter. IL.
EeGador advance Of al the Governments possessing ierto
sicips Of the Amazon wei in regard 10 her ssi
ncteuts as in liberal spirit aud good faith with which
determined give full eh-ctto nose
enrcfu.us in carving their eni al ensd policy
evincve The and o The NJ sn 81
s,irt OF the Ecuadosn Pres ne under
n,d hs and publishes for the b.nen Of those con
he Documents snd extracts from ed dor tat
' PHILO WHITE
Tra1sia,ed fc D>r0cvatoa y Qn'o
North Ann have arrived IN ms car
urcerscnd, 20 avail the ives Oh
he Colonization Law passed BY the a Legislature
Thee ,uecln visit .. Wild region n
whose th Of untold wealth. and we DO NOT
doubt ha, the e1pratsns persons may make VIII lnd
oths os daring AID thus hasten the period
ht olisd portion Of republic; hitherto an unfe
claimed wilderness VII be redeemed AID eyanseled BY CIVILIZATION
and The GCspsL .,.,-
that other Americans are on the way
10 interesting Iout. which 10 oder Incentives 10 mos
adventurous spirit aud an eNunerAn - in'
induce ahsndon country that does no
and seek another whose NAIVE
,ftrrcon. rstursze unfold 20 iher VISION
All th honor the legislature Of 1907 ana
credit and other fncionas VINO N
fhe i'm. srir eushened bcray aided peeetns lessA
esuls 20 pronoe OF tue
and sggrsndze ment II the nation
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Irh, wee submi,cd 70 MAJOR Borend an vac sanctioned
By him. Mr. b. declines giving any statement at present
tie public until be has stated the matter 'le.eiy ct
Washington
STATEMENT FROM ONE or THE PASSENGERS.
In ascending tic San juan River, Capt. Saith, owing
10 the loss OF rudder in attempting TO make landing
came in contact with buDgo some ten or twelve miles
from Greytown ard difficulty cnsued with the native
certan Of the craft. The native lcyced his Gun Capt
Smith but did not shoot. The steamer passed on, bat in
consoouonce Of the accident, carried back by tie
current toward the bungo. Capt; Smith in the mesnt'
had got his rife and when enough shot the native
captain the bungo dead in his tracks. The
then pursued her way down the river Point
The natives 10 Greytown aud raised the force
which afferwerd attempted 10 arrest Capt Smith.
The primeyal cause OF this difficulty il because the Nc
arcgua Steamship Company refuse recognize the Gov
Of Greytown and claim that the property Point
Arenas is not within the limits Of he Musqao Territory
The Company have engaged upon the river about twelve
Of small tunnage which constantly ply 10 and fro,
caryDg pass.nger- Thee steamer or, more properly
speaking, steamboats,, se constantly annoyed by the na-
tves. Smith the commander of one Of these river
belonging to the COMPANY and in descending the
riyor his boat became unmanagcable.
STATEMENT or ANOTHER PASSENGER.
As the steamer Routh, of the Tran-i, Company OF
Ncw-York was approaching Greytown, two boats or
burcos were perceived tied close 10 The beach. The
owner Of these boats percevng that the steamer Was
nearing him. cried to the captain Of the steamer to
tke care, and rot 20 into him. AZ this time the
owner Of the boats had gun in his hand. The steamer
pased on but returned again. and suggested by an
influential person board that such should be done with
the object of giving the unfortunate owner nifty ae Tor
lie ,vdegce Instead of doing So however the captain
Of the non steamer Routh called for his rifle, and taking
deiLe crate aim the man. shot him dead-he bail passing
through his heart.
Upon the arrival Of the Rouh Greytown the author
ties proceeded board the steamer to arrest Capt
Smith for the murder of this native The American Mn
.r who happened TO be upon the spot called upon the
passenger present TO prevent the arrest aud was success
ful for the time Later in the evening" Mr. Borand the
American Minister went shore and proceeded 10 the
residence of tie L. S. Commercial Agent at that por:
The populace enaged at what had occurred surrounded
the Eouse end used threatening language 10 NJ. Borant
for is interference in behalf of Capt Smith the master OF
the boat and a Portuguese by birth.
Fifty American citizens from among the passengers
were enlisted by Mr. Borand at GreytOwn for the proec
ton Of American interests but such was useless as no
hostile feeling manifested. On the contrary, the
Mayor Of Greyt0wn oD2ogi=ed for what he might have
considered insult stating that such had been committed
not by the authorities, but by outraged Pcop over
whom lie could use control.