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s-sf -.a- e., j. ID. SEARS, .,l.-,.1e9 -sri
Attorney at Law, Upper Sandusky, Ohio Of
fice--Corner of Hicks and Eighth streets
opposite the Rail Road Depot. o. = r
June Oath, 1853. .Es- n9-d
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Merchant Tailor, and dealer in Gentlemen's
Furnishings, and Ready Made Clothing,
Shirts Collars, &c. Store---on Sandusky
Avenue, nearly opposite the Upper Sandusky
Hotel 81 e. stris-iF tft.f- 1TT nov26-tf
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ywTJ.E,IAM NoWEI.J,.

Dealer in Books, Stationary and Fancy Notions
under Webster Hall, TifEn, Ohio. ,s.- -.-.
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oURE FOR THE ScAB IN SHEEp.r-The
Woob 6Tower says tliat d sarong detection
Of tobacco juice will cure the scab.
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B ARGlA A IN s B a R,G AIMS !h.--
The II 'yandcts are not COf,it,,g 1sack, but
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PIANO ROOMS, ONE DOOR NORTH

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Annual premiums, Capital stock and Surplus
Fund 81 ,000,0 900. Policies issued on the most
favorable terms, by G. ROBERTS, Agent at
Upper Sandusky, O.
June "a, 1853. no.
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CHoTCE FOWLS FOR SALE WILL
NJ dispose of a few pairs of Cochin China,
Royal Cochin China, and Yellow Shangha
chickeasa Also eggs for hatching-warranted
to be as represented. J. D. SEARS.
Upper Sandueky, July 20th. le53-13-tf.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

Welfare been expecting 10 hear " sgas e-ga-c n,n,s
between the different Russian and Ireseh aud En-ish
m. nof.vr Ia ,he North Pacific, but have nrns IS yet
! report ihA; the Daas cruising for English an !
Fieuh Cvlan,ueu between ths pert and tho s1rd Teh
| Ic'ssds j. ret crcdi'ei.
hs reItr Inv three days after the arrival cf the Uann
and II Is said q, the request Of her c'nn1nder fa'
TTocsms,ion has been made tne sraee. " NJ n..efss
ysrv terrible comnsrri with the go o00 )o) rnfcr the do
minon Of England Rrssia, France and Turkey 6ai Ia
truth thcTe 10, many nais'ns governments D'''e'
han lhat q Hawaii
The passengers in the Pstnl imprisoned =, Graym's
srd sent TO Msza,ian have ben released The correpon
dent of TIE Herald Of this city, mcnon. ne ipo"In{ O
them as Americans ". W. Smelling cf II 'ston, + tssr
Warren, George Househonse. Henry Holman sni Pe'er
Blohn of New YorS Ely T. Bockway OF Mississippi
Milo Courtrght and George Lanor OF Peursylvana ma
v Morrison and Henry of Iowa; s f. Simpson, Joan
Victor Charles Ieiss. John Hussneiter of OHIO Dan
lei Byrnes OF Boston Cooper Smith, and George sheib OF
Iudnna John O. Eaton. Peter Dehl, and Mchle Nusch
of Missouri August Sturbes Of Texas Peter ~ Hl,hes
Of Rhode. Island John Kendall Of Buffalo, y. Y A. Il.
Clemens of New Hampshire Beale Eiton of Ms-ylsnd'
and Louis Hulss mann, Isaac G.. Grae Wm. Z. Barnes,
C. H. f. Jangr, Christopher Snyder. John c. Jones and
Simon Myers whose names of residence in the Atlantic
All except Brockway resided in this city before going
on The Para. The Patrs, formerly fllbustering bark
Aua left here the 18th February, under Chan col
ors and arrived at GuayDus on the an OF Marea The
sepeers with passports permitted to land.
Those without were not permitted 10 toaeh the main
aud were placed Shaelers Island, and on the l'th
ir iron oar and thus sent TO the Mazailan where they
arrived on the e2ns X T. Cation, l. ) Consul az tnis
port old his utmost to obtain freedom or al eaS knoer
treatment for the men, but in vain.
They were kept board and in irons until the Ports
mouth L. : soop Capt Dornin arrived, on ine t''n o'
Anil Gov Valdez feared that Dornin would cut the Pa
trta out and took the prisoners ashore where they re-
ceved better treatment. Finally, they liberated on
the 10th May. On the 10Th the L. : reyenue-cu;ter
Wm L. Marcy on the way TO Guayamas with Major Ro-
man, lately appointed L. s Consul arrived at Mazatian,
and at Capt Dornins request took the Americans on
board TO bring them 10 this port.
There was liz ely earthquake at Santo Barbara, on the
Goth Nav. No serious damage DONE
Railroad Convention, of Delegates from the different
settle merts about the head of the Sacramento, held az
Red Blufs on the Sd. They expressed their belief that
that the best entrance into California would be through
Nobbs Pass and resolved to take further measures -
examine that route.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
POSTSCRIPT.
MONDAY MORNING-6l O'CLOCK.
TWO WEEKS LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
$1,150,233 In Gold.

The Steamship George Lar 1t. G.. y. Fox, L. 5. ",
commanding left Aspnwall at It clock on the evening
Of the Isl, inst arrived Sandy Hook at % O'Clock las,
evennghaving been detained several hours by the fog
She brings the California mails of June l6, Australia
mails Of May H. 81 5O e33 in freight and ii
passenl ers.
We notice in the list Of passengers the following names
Capt H. A. Adams, T. $. N, and bearer OF dispatches
from Com Perry of the Japan Expedition Capt. ID. d.
Parker of the steamship Golden Age, and Mss Matilda
Heron the popular who has just completed along
and profitable engagement at San Francisco. Among the
dispatches from Com. Perry is the Japan Treaty which
will probably receive the immediate attention of Con-
gress.
We are indebted TO Mr. Mitchell, Purser OF the Steam
ship George Law for files of California Panama. Val
par4iso, Lima and Aspinwal papers
The following is The Treasure list Of the George Law
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
FREEDOM FOR ALL.

osyfH MazzIS the leader and hope OF the tree soued
ssserers of Italian Liberty and Nationality wrote as fol-
lows to friend who was his way to this country We
find his letter in Tie AHti-Siarery STANDARD. :,
MY DEAR FRIESD: You go to the United States; lou
win ace Lucreia Mott Garrison and others, who Ike
tLem are engaged n the noble task OF promoting the aDo
liion of Slavery throughout America WIN you snaxe
hands with them too, and tell them no" pch 90
sympahize with their aim and eorts lhelis 10 hoos
task LET them pursue il, old Goethe sand, "thout
haste and without rest, with caimness anu conr@A'y'
as BELTS noble cause-wiih element love ,owaru 70 -,
and unbendng adhesion principles as oenfs nooie
sou and let them be blessed for al they WIZ ache'e of
purpose by all worshppers Of God and Liberty |"
whatever and they belong .,.....,,.
gle sac ed one h that they fight nat for I'm interest," Ou'
Tor principle ha: the principle IS general one en-
braciDg all creatures stamped win he ,nss ~ "a co.,
ness; tiat white Slavery is sin ia the eyes Oh Goa n.
ought % be in the eyes Of men, az negro >ievey ana la
while Ne deeply and opGnly syApHthlG Win sh enoi.s
,, ~ tbe ,mancip ,ion Of tho latter, they ough 70
deery sympathze with u.s. engaged az we are 81
and susy sacred struggle for the en- OF ese
ilors of white Ia ans ana other slaves whose voice
void be powerful protes. IN fsfor OF Aboltionsm
we they ,, deprived OF liberty free utiefanee OF tner
,b,1gbrs rht OF assocaiIg, self education and every
n no hat aas beer. decree by Goa Tor man.
LS the think the causes ser when we struggle ana
,eeS are one sin e cause only in principle but in the
pSans al success Let them, Whenever circumstances e.
Fnrone and help them. Ourproblem must have unver
al soAon on il will have The cane OF the Austrian
coruora mus, fall together With he whip Of the platter
We are the sections the regiments Of arny: W
NAV be entrusted by the circumstances under wsieh,
tbe land in which live, with distinct operations On
tie same banner ought TO spread over Us an. anu W
ought from time TO time, TO commune OF The sam
ground.
Europe free would not leave them aose IN the sfr
gle Twenty..our millions OF emaneipated ltaana Woui
be twenty -four millions OF Aboonists, rendering snplo
to their American brothers. Jo'sPh MszziNi.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
MARKETS.

SAN Francisco Thursday Evening, June H.
Tie obbers have done moderate business to-day.
Tie attention of importers has been mostly occupied
with ad,ices BY the steamer and preparation for the
departure of the mails tomorrow The news Is gen
eray conceded favorable though the number OF ships
which have cleared from Atlantic ports during the iort
night ending May 20, is larger than was expected Inc
freight lists however, show great variety oil goods,
which indicates degree of caution on the part oi
shippers against oyerstocking the market with staple
articles. MI,
lht ye..s from New York from Boston and one from Pha
an, Iod 20 have u cagoes q, coal leaving five adeu with
ersIde The Hreaue und rstod to have been hed up
ly the mails TO which have gone forward o'
FIors~Sas oday q 30 quarter Chile oriein, pack
ss,s 60 do rssaked Che ~ 5 go beis 1ales'
&c GIeund sGsio Chile in od,iaa packages for
500 ful whole. half and quarter sacks at 49, " qr
ssLs at ~ q and % Geo o. sac s. at go go, .,ei,
eoRS Ms.L-l,'o hslebbI: Corn Meal on Piie terms
HsMs-iio,C ne Hams in lish. covers. a, lelc
B,cos-l2O, fbs extra clear Be .on, lSic . =, c,,,
PiCkLEs5o kegs on private terms
Iuns the past fortnight been moderately actye The
deusrd cousumlon has continued steady which has
been met at figures vsrys s from those nps At .se ssns
hrmuess eynced tortnighi since One cause
osd essses much Of which has the aud
sold Sigh, reduction rather than store the same
interior sad gold regions continue good
and heavy m.ntso Of gold dust constantly coming dowa
m ,bs sas to shshy ao.na. condition
1he yield Of " heat Oais aud Barley ABOUT
equal consumption o the The aret IN these ar
t quenee tie large stock hand and the near APP
Iosch corTopondngy heavy aud rates exhibit no
naked change since the ls mail Ia Chile Foar conbn,
@ ss r. Of o"e I5s % % sbo"s 81 per @ sses Of %
The holding above that figure An attempt was
msde perfect combination among the holders OF eaeled hnr
which fusd in failure leaving the market tor Oaego and h
ali 81 1bcuf the last mail
l5Co al sacks OF Chile Flour rsv2Ifed s"ns
CONS TO Au'sa in consequence OF the depressed con
dniCn OF the Flour market
eusion has been carried out which resulted IN the
pu chase all the hntst grades OF sugars when nave "a
reby sale OF No China has been made AZ o
remains about the same tor socA IN
ss parcels cold late GrTi, 4 AZ reduced hsfe
all dull Of sale rates ssows no
chtnVc Ia the better
DooTs aud SHOES remain without change.
all kinds abundant T.les showing no change
continue figures continuing ABOUT the see
UARDwARE Of all kids is in abundance at last qHoatons
exists AGRICULTURAL ldPLEmkNfr Prices IN
come articles indicating slight improve meut
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

Herrera J. Obes, and d. Ilenhque Mirnoz al - whom
have spoken strongly against the adoption Of the hF
III O'feH the Government paper supports the messu :"
~ matter of The Senate bad dclibeTl'ei upon
u ard pstsed It 70 the Legislative Committee, ani tbs
COMMITTEE could hot agree. Notwithstanding certain ~
h'faons ntfe in the project On the 18th Id Senate
ras again meet TO consider upon this dclc po.n,.
Tis pr eet is said to have been inia'ei BY the Bri
lillian Env1y in consequence Of certain pubic IT ons de
tho Imperial Cabinet BY which the Emperor Is to furnish
tie Monie, dim Government with Subsidies condition
thst some soce Brazilian troops should occupy the City
of Mon.evdeo for the protection Of its Government AMI
tie nsintainonce Of public order. The tray
oudtdLe trools entered the territory Of the Republic,
aid now garrison the capital. Complaints Of this act Of
oecspof,os which CALLING to all patriots, disagreea
he Biz E1celency the Brazilian Envoy If Is therefore,
tie duty Of the ervIe &c, ernment TO smother al patriotic
feelings in obedience to the will and pleasure OF Brazil
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
pr DESTRUCTIVE COyFLAGRATIONs.

PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, July :, lc0f
fire broke out in Van Dykes building, the south
esst corner Of Third and Chesnutss this evening, but
wss confined TO the fifth story, and the damage was
trifing
ALBANY Saturday, July e, 1854
A fire occurred at Cohoes this morning, by which
SIoDgs mill was nearly consumed. After the fire the
south wall Of the mill fell in, and scvera persons
caught in the falling The body of lad found
in the ruins and supposed other lives are lost Sew
eral escaped, or less injured
NEwHAvEH, Saturday, July 1884
TIE large stone factory OF the Ansonia Clock Company
was wholly destroyed by fire early this morning. The
oss slOO O00 Insured for about $50 oO0 The
business of the Company conducedbyT. Terry Son.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
.ATrR FROM HAyANA-LANDING OF MORE
SLAVES AND CAPTURE OF TUE BARK
GREY EAGLE-THE FOURTH AT NEW

ORLEANS.
NEw-ORLr,Ss, Wednesday, July 5, 1854
The steamship Cahawbs from New-fork via Havana,
arrived at Mobile yesterday. ,;.
The American bark Grey Eagle succeeded in iandns
ii, hundred slaves near Havana on the 25th OF Juue
The Eagle was subsequently captured by the British o'
ofwar L'Espercglc, but was finally Surrendered 10
Spanish man.ofwar. Only small number oi ."o
peeroes were rescued Among the recent arrivals at
van. We notice the British steamer Nedea anu
schooner Scorpion, the French steamer Acheron anu
figate Penelope.
The weather in Cuba continues very dry.
The Fonr,h in this city celebrated with mucn sp'0
md the day passed of pleasantly and without any
accident.
The ship Union, arrived yesterday from Newi ork' hea
ON board William Sullivan participator in the recen'
riot at Boston, who after along search was apprehenaeo
and has been lodged in prison.
Arrived on the 4th, ships Union and West Wind from
New.York, and Suffolk and Lucy from Boston.
Our cotton marke, to-day has undergone no change
and only limited amount of business has been tran
sac,ed We quote middlng at sdslc Broadstutis con-
tnue dull and prices are lower We quote Ohio Flour
46 25a sc 50 y barrel.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
OPINION or THE GRAND JURY OF THE
UNITED STATES COURT IN NEW-ORLEAN>
IN RELATION TO THE FiLLIBUSTERS
BALTIMORE, July Q, 1854.

BALTIMORE, July Q, 1854.
New.orleans papers up to Monday have been received
here.
Tie Grand Jury of the United States Court at New
Orleans ray in relation TO the flbusters that although
they strongly incline TO the opinion that meetings and the
collection Of funds have for the end the organization of an
expedition either for the purpose Of assisting in the Cuban
revolution Of making demonstration upon the island
yet the plan altogether in prospective and aware
we are that great deal has beer said about expensive and
formidable preparations foot for the purpose of
luonzing Cuba, believe has been very much over
rated end notwithstanding like military organic ation
or preparation having been brought to our notice.
Tie United States ship Albany sailed from Pensacola
cruise on the 29lh. Commodore Ta.na lcn Pensacola
for the North.
Another victim Of the late railroad accident died to-day
The deaths thus far have been thrtythree Several of
the wounded are still in dangerous condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
The following persons came passengers by the George

Law:
Csp n Adsms Z. 5. ~ and servant; Csp D. D. Porter,
steamship Glden Age; II ". A. Nayne ; n; Lieut. J. b.
Rsr dolph u M Mo- VI Heron, w B. Sawyer, j. g. Cong
Geer Miss A Muhewson Col H. Pearson and servant X
Root l. Jr Mr. J X Mayer, Mrs stuart, w h Dove.
j. Chsyesu A. CoIea II Ruddoek Thorns Rss. 'ad ,s,-
want Holford, T. q. Austin Ms VI & Bigger and child
Mis-. wimot, J. p; Ruil.nd. A. Woo, H. sewho'i. g. J.
C. Howard, T.. Reynolds, G. GoTham. w. C. fetse,
T. Bosqr,e A. CLARKE lsdy and Chi Ro-' b. ss'ser'
Able Mr MeKoom, }. Hazard ald lady o. b. if29sde.,
1AdsnsG Co Exprefs) Dr. C. Grahsm, HesoP, Hzler
{ Hrynerde r B. sissOcse R. J. s'ePhsn:, Capt Indian
F1ricane PeTkin, l. Carpenter, j. o. SwaseyJ Fletcher
stepb,.s, 4 Carter, y CLipnsa 4 Well H. h,r m,
Wiley, H. L. Hewet, L. rel'on. J. A GSodaow H. He,sh9
m Jno Castro r. W. HlLds l.. Knoohs, 4 Harpn IL MJrri
.on n Owens Davis aud LADY A. srown G r Bsks m e. C.
NeieubeTgtr NJ Care, A Rowan iuOu, S'ens,N w Fay,
Wn Gather, wm Perry e. Willow, D. . Prince n Lewis, B.
H. Barnes Thos Lefi = a Bu.bee 5 H. Coleby T. feemmich
L. CssA E. Tucker r. R. CsIringt9n Asth.ney aad
sdv T. W Cobb j. WiihsIn A Forbes John R9ss w RIGS
j. H. Fisher lady ard child Cspi J. Morgan Capt W. Amy
r. d Csrntn W. Rushing VIM Cameron, Nsn Astne, Thos
Doughty Marsh, II sshwaab r. " Lsee lady aaS esiSrr1
Scnarak Mednyansky g. Lawkns Capt C-ofee sha seOd
Cspi L. Byrne, n Doby E fIeasnds J. " Ffeeland
A. oitiua A. Ireland Edw Beevn f. T. heevn, A. Besyin y
Pintres ssn.gt R Henrgess George WoI' 9 Ros1.'
Nu ips J W Haywood lady, children and servants j.
Bn derrick i.dy and children; Wm Nseman, Charles mart
M Usser t. Davis, A. B Holder and lady, D. Non A ID
stag Thco Griswold J. w. Lynn, yohn McQaeen. D'ne
Mshr Tne L. Whinghsn. j. H. Holt, taa Asent) and
Z7g in steeTAge.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
THE HEALTH OF BOSTON.

BosTON, Saturday, JuIy 9, IsoF.
There were 1877 deaths in Boston during the week end
ing this noop of which "a from choiera ana -
light east wind ..;.:. -,
Recent Developments in New-York are exercising an
unfavorable influence on money affairs IN ,nls Guy
greatly excited by the failures Of firm Of extensive anu
wen known Brokers and Stock dealers Their haoiies
are not stated.
The weather hore TO day has been extremely hot close
and uncomfortable There i Of importance and
no arrivals worth reporting.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
DELEGATES TO HARD SHELL STATE con
VENTION

NEw.YoRx-l. John J. TAFT. l6. Horace y. Clark.
SULLIVAN Goa. c. Niven.
SUFFOLK Col. Judge G.. 5. Adams
NIAGARA Coz. Charles Moyneu
ONEIDA Cos VI. l.. Kinyon.
MONROE Cog. William r. Lashrop.
REgssELAER Col. Job Person.
CUEKss COD. II. Floyd Jones.
JEFFERSON Col. Pearson Mundy.
WEsTcHEsTER Col. Edmund q. Sutheriena' editor
of Tie Journal 2. B. Brandreth.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
MICHIGAN ISDEPENDENr STATE CONVENTION

The Michigan Independent State Convention assembled
at Jackson yesterday aud nominated Kingsley S Bag
Inn, Froe-So Democrat, for Goyernor and Ioaiiion
ticket Resolutions TO repeal the Nebraska and Fugitive
Slave laws and TO abolish slavery in the District of Co
lun bia were adopted unanimously. TIE Adrertiser and
conser, alive Wigs bolt, and there will probably be
straight Wing ticket nominated.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10

CANAL LErrfyG.-Ths letting board under the ect Of
this wear. Yesterday awarded contracts as follows:
The combined locks at Fort Ann, to Edward Murray OF
West Troy, for s32, III 20 his being the lowest ea;
The single lock at Fort Ann, to the came bidder, al
so3, ss2-also the lowest bid c,s.I
The road bridge at the place to Bs<ciay rs
& Russel, Of Washington County, ct si,s's ~ 'H'
bid. - oreaf bar-
These prices are far below the estimates ana ~ Ia
gains for the State in view Of TIE present ns Tth
Tor and material. tA'"'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
Dates, Liverpool and London, june s1.

III, United States Mail steamship Baltic. Capt. Com
stock, reached the Bstiery at o'clock and Eve minutes
on Saturday morning. from Liverpool which port she sa
a, O'Clock M on Wednesday the ssh ult. making tho
passage in Nine Days Tre're Hours and Treay-Eiyk
minutes apparent or Nine Days Srteen Hours and fly
hree MINUTES setnai time from port portthc shortest
massage ever made by hour and fty-t~o minutes.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

NEW HAVEN, odttfuhy, Juil io'f'
sad accident occurred here this afternoon The scaf
fold in the tower Of ST. Thomas Church gave way precip
tatDg six fifteen feet below, among lot OF large
siouee wheebsrrOws and stones also falling upon
them Patrick Mack had his thigh crushed and head cut
outp and was carried off nsensble bis recovery doubt
full John Lyons and the four others were badly hurt
Most or all Of them, lrshmen.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
Money Market.

San SFRAxctsco. Friday. June IS 1854
exhibits the last mail
Rates " the reported at about Y cent
in srs, for months to two years Bank in
tesst approved with undouht-d scnrsy 5dil
sent.; .hou me paper and call loans, 4d5 y cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
DEATHS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PHILADELFHIA, July =, Iro9.
The whole mortality III this city for the pas week was
3Cs Under 10 years Of age, 2lJ. OF cholera, 90
Sebastian Laspaye German cut his throat this morn
ne and then leaped from the roof of three-story build
To in Contest while aborng under state of insanity
The wound in the throat is very serious and no bones
were brck, n by the fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
mACNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
, % The n. \. Tnbune.

ssss'A wAsHIscroS. July Q, 1854
s...,,.r pobbn has sent Mr.. Moran, clerk in the
rs,.r,ren,. TO Philadelphis to assist Mr. Peck
r'y .srocste Of the Court Martial now sitting on the
,,;,I of Com. Downing.
A. wes,brook denies having written to Mr. Dunning
A. ..,rc his services as Assistant Disrct-Attorney
MeKecn is still ahead.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
THE WARD RIOT AT LOUISVILLE.

LOuIsvILLE, Saturday July :, l55i.
The CITY Council have refused TO pay X. j. Wards bill
for Jamanes done TO his house in the late riot.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
TIE CzAR EyACUATING TURKEY.

The Aus,rians about TO EuIcr the Principaliiies.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-10
MONTEyIDEO.

Accounts from Montevideo to the I'm May state 'na'
public opinion continued in state o' s'ea' asa'iS
consequence of proposed Law for the repression u
liberty of the Press, which was oe"g di'sus1
tabes The opposition to the ado ptcn of this measure
sustained by the papers Coners del Plata Nao'a
and RE &c Ia Plata as wei as X D. j. c. Gomez u NJ