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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-31
TELEG graphic.
The Affair Between Mcssrs. Cutting and
Breckenridge.

WAsHIsEION. NHfch IV 16JF.
Mr. Cotting who in Alexandria oil day yesterday,
returned the city las, evening and thus avoided being
arrested the authorities Of Virginia having issued
warrant for his arrest He repaired to the lodgings Of
Mr. Maurice Late at night he again left the city Both
he and Mr. Breckenridge absent but their where
abouts is kept secret The friends Of the gentlemen
still engaged in trying TO effect reconciliation and
reafirm belief that hostile meeting viii take place,
The editor-of the Union Forney and Nicholson, with
their accustomed decency publish with editorial
mendation that portion ~ Mr Breckenridsss remarks
on Monday persoual a4anst Mr Cutting Consider
ing the peculiar position the adag the soyduct Of the
Jnion is wholly uniustifable
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felt that q hostile meeting win take place to morrow
morning The police are tSs look out for the paress
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WAsBysG1os. March


The difficulty between Messrs. Cutting and Brecken-
ridge remains in the unsstisacry state last
evening
Matters have been consamnSately arranged that
nothing has leaked out beyond he fact that most siren
uous efforts being made 10 prevent the duel
Both parties remain concealed hence II is presumed
that the difficulty is not settled Tho report Of the ami
cable adjustment needs confirmation.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The Cutting and Breckenridge Difficulty.
Latest Reports Respecting the Rmeuic,
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
CONTROVERSY RELATIVE TO PRINTING IN THE SENATE
Debate In the House on the Bill to Bald Six
Steam Frigates,


Our w 0Sn1nStOn NOTHVSpOnuchces
WASHINGTON March 25, 1864.
Epcesnaly Important InteUigeno-7He Cuba Question:
Wa~i-Kessmhs Doctrine Of Intervention Threatened BY
our Goso-nmsst Oryan-Grand P,ancf Operations.
The Union blows powerful blast of war on the
Cuba question says that thare is danger war with
Spain, and that might wcll begin to bucale up
for il not. 1t throws out some strong hints on
intervention according to the programme of Kossuth
Mazzni and Ledru Rollin And this is perhaps the plan
of operations of the administration in reference to Cuba
and the European war.
George Sanders in behalf of the red republicans has
bought all the old muskets Of George Law at four
Ave dollars apiece Now, mark you, our admipistra-
ton is advised of all this but not wishing to appear to
have hand in the game, Sanders Consul to London
rejected by the Senate though he will probably re-
main in his Office for several months yet to come Well
England and France send their fleets to the Baltic and
the Black Sea- and their to the Danube and across
the Alps and the Rhine. In the meantime Mr.. Soue
kicks up with the Spanish Cabinet gets himself
turned adrift, and dag and our government, and
country and people all insulted and especially the ad
minstration He home blazing for war. The gov
ernment fires up, the country fires upwar is declared
and the flibusters, and all the dogs of war;"
including the Japan expedition which recalled
are lot slip upon the island OF Cuba. And to prevent
England and France from giving any aid to Spain, the
whole lot Of the two hundred thousand hand flint
lock muskets of George are be shipped for the
west coast Of Ireland and for those ports in France most
convenient to the city of Paris with the exception of
fifty thousand .muskets for Italy, and twenty five
thousand for Hungary, together with the cavalry sad
dies ordered by Kossuth in Cincinnati before he left the
United States As nearly get the distrbu-
tion Of the two hundred thousand musket it is to be
follows
Mussets
For the southwest coast of Ireland. ...... 100000
For R Trance. 5000
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wAsmyerox, March 500 p. NJ.

wAs#ScToS, March 500 p. NJ
Nobody ton anything certain about the Cutting
and Breckenridge affair and various contradictory
ports are in circulation
The difficulty had not, however been adjusted four
o'clock this afternoon aud apprehension consequently
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WAsIiING1ON, March II, 1904.
Cutting and Breckenridge Explanation Of The Riddle
Nebraska Deodfou on The Neo Hampshire Senator'S 10
be REHABILITATION Coming Om-Funny Doings in The
Senate.
The violence Of the attack Of Mr. Breckenridge, OF Ken
lucky upon Mr.. Cutting, the other day. in the House,
for daring against the wishes Of the godshsrs Of the
Nebraska bil to make the motion WHICH carried that
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earlier tines A standing army has always been
dem aed by the American people, and standing navy
AMERICAN people. The of 1872 cha ed our policy
10 hayo standing navy in time 81 peace. wise
Jeerson) in conversaton stated thirty years ago.
that tie great in establishing navy board.
lhet board being composed Of Eaval officers would
from their knowledge of Details govern the Secretary Of
the Navy, who must always be political man and these
naval men, taking professional ysws, and being night
ing men would procure ships Pr men, and men for
the ships, always having in view the oortendng
powers Of the world We have mus been going on ever
since, laying the broad foundsfon of navy ne pc
eyed We have seven navy yats; the British have but
two and yet this bin provides hat the secretary OF tne
Navy may have the vessel ouilt BY private contract
This looks discouragne Wet would ce saoagh. .. o. "a
ground by a neighbour aughtcr) lie sishcd 10 resali
the early wisdom OF great men on this subject He
thought there was radical error IN 70 Su @
seee He thought policy Of stationary squadrons
| mistaken policy. II 10 British poaey Ihas govern
has squadrons for its islands as home ad Tor ts
islands and in the four quarters OF the world
We have no nducsment to follow their plan Of stationary
nadrons and he could adequate reason for keep
ing up i've stationary squadron He enumerated the
cuns the expense of them, and said in early times
Inc reasons always Rivcu Cor sending out squad
ron lie for cruisers and against squadrons, and in
this connection spoke OF Commodore Porters gallant
! deeds in capturing all the British vessels which
1 came ip sight during the last with Great
| Britain He referred 10 the messages Of Adams
and Jackson against standing navles, adopting the
legislature of Virginia Of 1900 the subject
During the last sixty years the contests on the ocean
have ended In leaving parties exactly whore they were at
the beginning lie looked on nations building ships in
time of peace building them TO rot down. tic saw no
\ probability Of war and have nothing TO do with
foreign conqucsts He believed the creating OF navies
in Europe but contest Of ship building and ship
carpentrry; and when the vessels built having
other for them, the parties engage In the game OF
cannon balls directed at the legs and heads OF
anotherand when this is doue Il has no more effect On
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report Tie cheering that there had been no fgh
and that II likely there would be no fight followed
close upon tie heels Of the alleged bloody mecng and
then the ladies dear souls, rctorted that just
they expected that all the Congressional due Of the
last ten years this neborhood had ended respective
Iy in miserabls farcethat all this fuss about Northern
honor and Southern chivary all hrmbug and moon
shine.
In day or Two shall probably have an Official ex-
panaton ON the of the House perfectly satisfactory
10 the honor Of both parties and perfectly satisfactory
likewise TO the offended dignity of the House There
appears in this case TO have been original difficulty
10 get Of considerable embarrassment to both sides;
and this was to determine which OF the two gentlemen
had been nsucd and upon which devolved the respon-
sbty of making the challenge The Interpretation Of
the thirty nine articles Of the fighting code admits Of dis
inctions nice those OF the Virginia resolutions of
9s and 90 every bit In this case, Cutting had said
that Breckenridge had, upon the Nebraska question,
skuked behind the Senate bill Breckenridge had de
manded retraction. The charge offensive, or az
least he chose to make il Cutting refused to retrac
and the offence remained against Mr. b. And being thus
ipsultcd, the question arises, could Mr.. b. throw
the onus upon Mv. c. by accusing him of false
hoodY No sir. The code requires that when mar
il insulted and demands retracton, which Is refused
he shall demand that extreme satisfaction generally de
fined as pstols and coffee for two.o IL Is understood
however that in this case between the friends Of
narties Yesterday IL decided that the challeng
nropery belonged to Mr.. Cutting, although Brecken
ridge IL said have insisted that belonged to himself
The telegraph will probably give you this evening pa
factory TO both sides TO the House, and to the outsiders
Iadies and ALL When thing OF this sort here stand
unlou;dated for twenty four hours the chances
ten to one that there wiz be no blood sptaot bill
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.


II Il suBSGRlBERS receiving iheir
l. Stock of Goods, an offer for snlc--
Russia Tarfed and Manila Corduge of all sizes from
to inches in diameter
Books for Derroks md hoistng nppnatu. of a aisos
--ALso--
Patent Friction Roller Blook-. a new article in th.
market by which third OF the labor In hoisting
by the common block IL spwd.
Hooks and rhimblcs iur hoistng-ropcs,
Oa kum Rosin. Pieh ~ Tar.
he lend. White Zinc Paint, Black Puint elbow do.
Red Lead Nerdg,. Imperial and Chrone Green,
Nernillion md Prussinn Blue Paris h,e, Lamb
black, pntiy, Ne,
Faint Brushes. MI sizes-marking do
Fancy Pais Half do. do. Coolers in nests, Wooden
Box Matches, Brooms Trays Borrell Covers, Mems
nres, Suea, Boxes, Flour Pnils, Sc, &c,
Ground Cohee Pepper Aspcc, Gloves, Cayenne Per.
per. London and American Mustard Chooo ooute Sc,
Linseed oil. and boilod-Wintcr, Solar aud Sperm
Oil,
Mess Porn and Beef Sugar, Coc" Syrup, Moosses aud
other Groceries,
Our stock has been purchased entirely for CASH Of
The Manu hctu,ors in New York and Boston, and we
will oirr greai ind leemens 10 purchasers, either at
Wholesale ar Retnil.
LEE g. co, On the Dock.
Richmo nd. Jnnpany 81 t.
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= II q AIR = Il TO IL A q & o.
M, LANGHORNE & SONS.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEeARs AND TOBACCO
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
YNHE Subscribers have constantly hand n large
l. stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the approved brands, which they feel confident are
inferior in the market, and which will be sold
the LOWEST PRICES
ORDERS from any part Of the Union will be promptly
met and entire satisfaction GUARANTEED to purchasers
The following Brands ore kept constantly on hand:
sEoARs
La Flor de Hnbana La Sultana
California, Las Tres Coronas,
Jicotencal. La Go,a de Aqua
Old Dominion Conluista,
La Fiel de L. J. c., FL Leon do Orc
La Teresita FL Nuptuno
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
E Prognma, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrellns. La Norma
Herman Cortez, Prnoipes
Lafayette, nc, &c.
Oronoco. Necarne,
Gold Leaf Catawba,
Golden Peach, Stanard, &c, Sc,
September S--d&cts
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NOTICE II. T. MOORMAN or the Ito drm Of
L Moormnn Il Martin would inf rm the friends and
Of the lnio firm that he will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business
tho old stand of 4 NJ where he will mike every
exertion 10 give satisfaction TO his friends omors
nnd The public generally
Tie will keep constantly on hand n large and well se
leeted stock of GROUERES, DRY GOODS, &c.
~ Special attention pnid to the sale or forwarding
of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour &r. &c
ian2ts THOS 7. MOORMhN.
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nj SOL TON.

5VNHE firm OF J B. NOWLIN & co was dissolv
l. ed on the 2nd inst.b, mutual consent, J. B. Now
having purchased of J. D. Harvey his interest in
bald concern is alone authorized wind up the busr
hess and to use the name of the firm in liquidation
JOS. b. NOWt IN.
January 1854. JNO. d. HARVEY.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

vTNHE subscriber, receivng their Spring sup
l. ply sf Garden Seeds, direct from LANDRETH
of Philadephia. The stock is large and embraces
~ variety of seed usually wanted in this Market, all
warranted fresh and genuine.
EB-Descrip,ion, Catalogues q Amanacs, with di.
icctions for culture and planting. to be had gratis.
Also. Il supply of choice FLOWER SEED.
feb SITS JOHN II. SEAY g. co,
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lDICHlOND Il BOSTON LINE 81
III Of Packets.-Ths line IA composed sa<a7-
pf the following vessels. md sas from Boston avery
Wednesday.
Schooner Susan, Captain S q. Rogers,
WestoveI " q. @. Rogers,
- Courier, " j. B. Rogers,
Sharon. " J. n. Nickersoh
Mercy Taylor, " @. Niekrrsnn
g" Juliettc, q. Baker, JG
These vessels of the FIRST cas built expressly for
is trade and have superior accommodations for pass.
angers.
They commanded by experienced Captains, well
qualified Tor the trade and who will spare oxertion
accommodate.
They will be towcd up and down the river by s.anm.
aud may be relied on To .uil promptly aye,tiscd.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos-
ion, will find il their interest 10 ship by this line
il Is the only regular line, and freight will always he
taken as low by any other vessels and every effort
will be made by the agents in Richmond and boston to
give satisfaction
We respectfully ask and hope to sp"ceed in oh.
tanning full share Of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets In
Boston n Rowes Wharf.
DAVID CURRlE. Richmond A.,
ALLEN WELTCH, Boston, ! 'e ~
aug o.dts No. l33Sinie Street
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TERMS.

ytRgINIAN is published dali, at &c. aud semweekly st
i yance No subscription Ia taken for shorter
six months; paper is discontinued except at
tion OF abe Propretors until all arrearaes Mail nave
Ln paid. ., -, so .,,s ,., ..,uare for
r avery INNER insertion aud 81 cts or very Il,
~ tho nupbcr Of insertions not marked on the 'io'
~ anbl,shrd t ordered out charged accordingly.
n. YEARLY RATES are;for the prisiega az % reeliy
II inner form daily $40, semi-weeky 800 ~ his mar
&risrr will be equired confne nus ~ ,,nnlated for
S,lay line of business, and If he exceed 'ae 'p
|,yili he charged rntahly for ths eAceso.
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DISS OLU Ito N .
TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL CON

l. TlNUE THE FOUNDRY BUSINESS in all its
trsncaes and ash n continuance of the br patron
age extended TO Whittemore, McNsmee Il Co.
JAMES McNAMEE.
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RICHMOND.
B0 OK BTNDING .

MoRRlS,-No g7, Nam 81. Richmopd-Is
"a. prepared TO do ev,ry DESCRIPTION of Book Bitd.
ing, and TO manufacture Blani Account Book. To my
md engaged the Of tho best workmon In the
eeanry. Magistrates Clerks of Courts Cashiers. and
others connected with public Offices, can have the
Record Books, DOcIxets, Ledgers,
and eher Books connected with hir Offices properly
ruled aud aoonroly bound, by sending pattern Of the
rsle OF rnng, and the length, breadth aud thickness
oi Tho Book In inches by mni without the necessity
visiting the city In person.
Muaio-Boolts, Pamphlets Newspapers,
Magazines. &c, 60.
Carefully arranged nnd bound In the best "A
specimen OF the worl turned In his Bindery, A.
Morris would respectfully rccr the Books which OBJ
tanned tic premium the Into Fair nnd which may be
seen now u, his store.
ian25
h1NNER AND TEA SERvICl \ =
l. just received, iull supply of White Gilt en- h
China in Dinner and Tea Also, singly aud Il -
Dozen.
White lronstone de- do
Flowing do do
All for sale low
JAS ID II. EVANS
nov ~. No. III Wos, Mn. at. Rich.
GLASS WARE-Cut(iass Dooantcr., Tqtn
~ bler., Chanpnigne Gabblctp, Vine, Lemon ,les.
Bowls. CELERY Glnsses. Pitchers. etc,
Presse'l do N every variety. mud all for sale ver,
low nj J ID u. EVANS
nov l"n No III Wcs Main ST. Richmond.
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Christmas Presents.


the time for the interchange of friendly tok ems
"A regard and affection isat hand, and merry Christ
mas" and "Happy New Year. consde,e ed such APP
propriate occasions for bestowng cherished friends
something which will to recall To mind, with in
creased vvidness the love in memory Of the doaor, 1t
may be well remind those who contemplate (and who
do y presenting some loved with something rent
v valuable that in all the whole catalouge OF Boutee
there is nothing which is surely md invariably appre
eiaed the counterfeit presentment of the giver in tho
form of daguerreoype especially when taken in TAN
sER's nimable style, and placed in one of the nume-
rous beautiful and Fancy Papier Mache, Velvet, Pearl
and Tortoise shell Porte Monnaie Gases in ele
CANT Locket Bracelet, Finger Ring, Breast Pin a
choice tmens of which have just received
expressly Toy the Holidays exhibition at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery
on Mnn Street, Immediately over VIM II. Mo,by' Auc
ton Room
b. Particular pains taken to give correct likeness
md artistic pictures. Storeoscopc and cooured Da
guerreoypes may be had in superior style by those who
desire them Don't mst,ke the place: MAIN STREET
RD FROM BstDGE ST.
GEO. w. MINNIS,
N s. TANNER,
dec l7-rs "rattichi Dagnerv eoty1'ias.
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THE UNDERSIGNED have formed Co.
l. Partnership under the style OF
NOW1in Il ADDerSOn.

suJ will continue the GROCERY d. COMMISSION
BUSINE ESS ut the old stand of J. B. N win & Co.,
where they viii be pleased to cir friends and the
patrons of the oil concern.
JOS. b. NOWLIN,
ian Cts JNO. G. ApPERSON.
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These vessels of the fret class built in the city of
baltimore expressly for this trade and have superior
communications for passengers. They are commanded
i,y experienced Captains well qualified for the trade,
and who v i'll spare no exerton to Accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by and may
he relied on sail promptly advcrzed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Now
York will find their interest ship by this line,
us freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by tho
agents in Richmond and NewYork give satisfaction.
Freight Is per whole and ~ cents per 3 =
Tobacco being about so per cent. less than charg
the Steamers Insurance can be effected in the RiJa.
moad Fire Association by this line at 38 per cent
We respectfully ask and hope IT, succeed in obtain
Ing a full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
warded free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile,
Clarleston Savannah any other Southern North
crn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockctt.
In New York Mt Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot of
Wall Street DAVID CURRIE Richmond } y
Oh. PIERSON, NY. -
No. 81 South Street. >S
August 2.dts
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MISCELLANEOUS.


fAnE FROM LYscHnuRa. FAM FROM LYNcHBuRe,
To Richmond % 30 To Lexington. 81 25
To Oharlottesville.. so To Natural Bridge. so
To Cumberd Z. H. 2 25 To buchanan, 1 so
OUR PACKET. BOATS leave Lynebburg daily at
8 p. M, Sundays excepted and srriyo in Richmond
second dny Mt A. connecting there with tho North
ern and Southern Cnrs, leayi " ot A. and Steam
Boais down the river. leaving at A. In Lynch
burg supper will be provided the Bost- for pasen
ger. coming in the Tennessee ,ailroad cars.
Pnsseagars for charlottesville will take tho Tues
DAYS thursdays and Saturdays Boat arrive in Scots
willie next dny Mt ia nand in charlottesville p NJ.
The Bnat Tor Lexington, Natural Bridge and Buchan-
nm, will sava Lynohburg Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, NJ % A. NJ Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at Ga A. N.
BOYD, EDMOND r. DAVENPORT.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

VI1rraI Tie recent casmity Of he dsz,rous mr. n
Prosdusv IN the evenirr - Apr "a 1854 whereby IONS
tn or more nesbers of tn. Fire Depa--i3 mt ws- hsr
ned suddss MY into eieity snd isTge number danger
ouily injured aid perh i Il - - tiv 80 -
V7rCcr. TIE Comm Council II the Ci.y of Nv
York sincerely aueIi ite sriiel and uGinsiy Th o
such msfaters q ihe r. Department a ws-s XII y
~ fire. auc s0ae fui;s'- provision shr1f D. m'i3 jr
tie relief OF the fsils- of such h-tnen wno ar u
destitute coLc iioa. therefore
Prsolre6 THata ruuires Of i've &c a2pO aiel - IN
cuire into the circus.a1c. OF the Injured and dcat re
nen and report the most spQ-opr ur mode - Feai9fAz
speedy and Elective al rhere De-iei
Hss0ire6 That tie Boa-i unie With the Fise ID Hs'
men: in the fUrerl sOleuuies II the deceased hsnen
Messrs Clsacy Young. CaaoTer. Hoigkisson and Ja-k
son were appointed sed Comait-e rom tue BoHa ot
Counci mn
Tie Boera seo concur'ed in p floSing resolution # II
TIE ether D ard
R,.oled That the sun Of g 200 be AMI is hereby app'o
pristed lo be pgrp,e Of dersyn he fansra tui other
neoe-sary expenses attending he late calamity b ro -
No pa Brpsjvsy whereby t1e lives nj ssvsa a. itonsa
were lost while IL the GcLsgs o their duties a. ire
men
resolution va. offered thst the ,gs Be is'ed h,
mast on the City ball and KEEP, ull afer the flnerl
solemIites Adsp.ed TIE BoAri hen aijoaEned.
BOARD or coUScrLxES
The Board Of Coanclnsn ne las, even r; and eas7-d
series Of resolrous expressive Of thsr feelings u -
GARD to the calamity Iner s.tion soaeurfed IN ay
tie Board Of a eeTIneiL
Ja,t,on were sppoLtei Ccmmltes from his BOsri 10
concur with the Board ot Alderman
The Bcsre hen % burned
Losses iyD INSTANCES.
The o- Of Ne.sTs Meade Brothers is estimated at about
tscCO They sre nsured loHo v Nstions Insurance
c, mpsny. s2Oc0; New Ans;erdam $500 Chzeas z,
$4,000, tId Hanover, 5000 This insurance lie divided
n then furniture and stock Messrs Meade Brothers
request u to saie tia ley will De abb to resan bushes
in few csys
Nj Bachelor s,laatos hi iss roughly - ebol, $500
Injured IL tie Equtste and Jefe'son In'uranee Com
rsries. {: Ooo each Damage pricop,lly by water.
Tie building No e2l uqied b. W. Jennins' was
owned by Prot McVckar sni vas insured for s25o) in
the Peter Cooper Ins Co $500 IL the - Nicholas
s. COO IN tie L.Fsrge sud $1,000 N h Equitable
The loss Of Mr jennings is Fougay es'm4ea At about
s4OCoo. Irom $4,000 TO $4,000 ~rh of his gooh were
,lv,c b. toe Police snd in.urance WGtcs
.s.e "a 80 io- lrtr f,lrnn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
NICARAGUA.
INTERIOR OF THE COUSrRY-MISERAL AND
AGRICULTURAL WEALTH

AGRICULTURAL WEALTH
Fr,r OR O~r Correspondent
GRANADA Tarrsday April 6, 1854
The or ger rema in this country the convinced
n thai is unknown and undiscovered urces mus al
10 disni day make it ole OF the riches on Tue ODE
ILere scarcely any Kind Of asrcutara Proiacaon OF
Which it. sol il not c.pabie and is great mineral wealth
sheuch fr centuries Known to the S9ania-ls i bl as.
teeuripg TO occupy the attention Of ise OF bsng'
vho vii Lever re.t ubr they have laid open ~ h1isn
tresfures Of co,d silver pFssi s5nee &e 20 the am
isLueIt If tie woId Sufficient = afeafy rnoTn o. &c
srsua and Honduras warrant M in making tAis p'sdis
ton Il has been ss-efilned beyonl ~ a',D. tlas 'ls
,f Con,ses are rich with gold AMI silver ore
which will yield very Iitle short Of the most valuable
MINIS a California aud in Honduras there mines