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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-12

HusTINes C0URT.-Nothing of general
interest transpired in this court yesterday. young
man named John HILL was fined $50 for throwing
stones at the wstchmen while on duty, some weeks
since aud negro fellow sent to the penitentia
ry for one year, conviction of stealing pocket
book containing money from Patrick Roney.
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ADV ERTISEM ENEMA notice
"A appeared, sometime ago, in some of the South.
papers, addressed to the he irs of John Hun
ter The publisher of that notice, whose name and
place of residence not recollected and cannot be
traced will oblige several individuals here by for
wardlg copy thereof in letter directed to r p,
Box No. 594 Post Office, Richmond Virginia. His
communication will be thankfully attended to.
nv IL 2t*
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AccDEEr.-We learned last night. too
late to ascertain any of the particulars that man In
the employ of the Messrs Talbot at their foundry
Cary street accidentally had one OF his fingers cut OH
bv fhe machinery.
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SOUTHERN METHODIST coNPERENcF

SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The proceedings Of Friday and Saturday in the
General Conference related chiefly to the establish.
ment OF Southern Book Concern and general
printing Office. The discussion was very brisk.
and many excellent speeches were made for and
against At last advices from Columbus, Bishop
Andrew was still detained at home by sickness Of
his family. Bishop eapers, who had been detained
from the Convention by indisposition, arrived OF,
Saturday. Bhhop Soule has thus far presided.
TIfoMAe MEA0HKl Ia lecturing In Charleston
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The Cow CASE was again before the
mayor, Yesterday, and a number OF witnesses were
examned Inc evidence proved that Granville
Montelle butchsred Mr.. Kerrs COW, and receiysd
pay for II; and that John knight aided him 10 drive
her 70 the slaughter house. Knight was admitted
TO bail for his appearance on Tuesday, to which
day the examination was adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-12

Gun FRIEND ZIMMERMAN has made formi-
dabie preparations In the way OF water coolers re.
frigerators, baths &c. 10 enable all mankind aud
his wife to keep cool and comfortable throughout
the hot weather.
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No PApERs.-Samuel Vandervale, q free
negro was brought before the Mayor for having no
register. After due admonition he was dischar.
rod
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HENRIco Co., Mays. 1854. my IL d6tc Ii

VIRGINIA WORM KILLER-CHIL-
' DREN CRY FOR IT-Ths preparation has
stood the test of year, and its popularity is
daily increasing its merits become more known.
1t is confidently recomme nded the safest best and
most pleasant remedy for expelling worms in use
Its great merits have gained for it the recommends
tions of physicians, Mothers and others, who have
tried it successfully, when all the ordinary nausea.
ting preparations have failed.
Prepared only by r. ]. PICOT co.
Also, for sale by WM P. LADD,
my IL Broad street.
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OUR GREAT AND LIBERAL PROS.

" pectus of $50 900 worth of the most desirable
property TO be donated to our patrons are deter
will not be able to take all who may wish to sit
previous to that period, and having many sppica
members Of tseir families who were not prepared to
sit at present, therefore, to accommodate such,
will issue receipts to all who pay Us 81 in advance
property and vote in the distribution and will also
be received in part payment for any picture not less
than SS-to be taken either before after the dis
tribution in November next. Persons at distance
by enclosing OIL for each share they may want will
receive the certificates bv return mail.
All those who may desire pictures during the COM
ing Agricultural Fair, will please so state in their let.
tiers, that ample arraneements may be made All
the undersigned, will be attended to promptly.
T5 soh nS s%s see a e'h
- No. AS Main st.. Richmond, Va.
my IL I'm No. Isl Main st., Richmond Va.
GLOVES AND MITTS.-Kid, Silk,
~ Isle Thread and Cotton Cloves Black Net
Mitts Buck and Kid Gauntets ladies' size; Buck do,
'' ~ cH2s. HARTwELL 4 Co,
my12 lis Broad st.
GUANO! GUANO!!-We shall continue
" for short time to receive orders for genuine
No. Peruvian Guano, to be delivered in the month
of July. Persons wishing to be furnished will please
my IL S, McaRUDER's SONS.
BASKETS, &c.-Sea Grass and Sailor
- Baskets, French Oval Willow do, well ada pied
for travelling; Sailors Key do; Straw Satchels, &c,
my12 BULKLEY CO.
MAY BUTTER-A superior article, in
w small Family Tube, fer sale.
my u J. J. FRY
Drown FLOUR.-Also superior Fam
- ily and Extra, receiving for sale by,
TANNERS and MACHINERY OILS,
l. H. fog p sale by NV
Drown SUGAR-40O bbls. low-priced
mY iasAf'' '0' 'i DAVENPORT Y ALLEN co.
GAUZE MERINO VEsTS.-Gauze Me-
~ rno Vests, Ladies' size; Gauze Merino Vests,
Gentlemen's size; Cotton do
my IL Z. HARTWELL CO., IFS Bird st
A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, viz.
"a GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
sTEAMERs ROANOKE AND JAMEsTo 81 n 70
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERsBURG, &c, &c., Ac.-aaying effected arrange.
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we are now prepared to
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and At greatly rates
ans W aternatey goods Wiz be re-
ceved at New York Office 80 Broadway, until "a
O'CLOCK, z NJ, on the uay OF salIng.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York are requested to order by adams CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run as heretofore leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to go via the in.
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex.
press. ADAMS l. CO.
J. L. McDONOUGH, Agent, Richmond
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, viii
hereafter be received by ADAMS CO., SO Broad
way, who are the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM 4 PLEASANTs,
je 6-h IS Broadway, New York.
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THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF
DRY GOODS

AT GUST FOR CASH, BY
W RID, f E r G USON & CO.,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
INTENDING to make a change in our
Il business relations the LIST July next we now
offer entire stock of STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS at cost for cash.
We MEAN WHAT WE SAY, and ask those in want
to call and examine our large and well elected stock
ofFANCY GOODS, comprising many descriptions of
new and desirable Plaid SILKS. CHALLIES, BA-
REGE De LANES, BAREGES, &c.
ALSO,
A large stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
BROIDERIES, together with every description of
domestic manufacture.
Our goods have been purchased mostly by the
package and many of the at reduced prices on our
second trip to the Northern markets.
We think opportunity is now offered to the
consumers to supply their wants upon the most IA
vorable terms
To our friends and customers residing at distance,
we will continue to fill orders entrusted to care,
at greatly reduced prices.
my IL dim WORD, FERGUSON l. co.
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RONNETS, RIBBONS, and Innings,
~ of the newest fashions opening this morning at
GWATK1NS, opposite Exchange Bank and next
door to Messrs. Kent, Paine Kents new building.
large lot open Straw Bonnets at 25 cts 50 cts IS
cts, and finer grades. Also, plain English Straws at
all prices, from IS cents to the finest kind made
Also, very handsome pure White Neapolitans Misses
Leghorn Flats Gypsies, and open Flats all of which
we will sell unusually cheap for cash.
my ~ tiff c. A. GWATKIN,
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To THE VorERs OF THE CRY OF RICH.
citizen and fireman, Captain SAMUEL FREEMAN,
nominated for the office of Sheriff. He nas zone
much for the city-saved property and me 10 hume
rous fires-and we all feel aratefu to him and 70
show gratitude, let all 20 to the polls and Win
one voice elect him to that Office
my IL It, MANY CITIZENS.
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II
Il ago, publicly complained of Mr. JOHN O. GOD
DIN, as Commissioner of the Revenue in Henrico
county, for having, as then thought charged
conveyed to me by Elizabeth Walton, and which
then stood charged to her. without the same time
dscharging said Walton of the land the law re-
quires and that he had made out and collected of
me an illegal and unjust transfer fee bill But find
ing that am entirely mistaken-thst the land was
properly transferred by him 10 accordance with law
and just one, and that had in fact no cause what
ever to complain of him the Commissioner OF the
Revenue or a gentleman-I now publicly acknow-
ledge my error, and tender to Mr.. Goddn an apology
for having spoken of him as l have.
RO. B LYME.
HpNyn r. No. q
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Fl MARKET TAVERN, ~ n
~ No. 4, franklin street, Rich SAsAf ~
&AEmond, Va. Daniel Marks, Pro- NskIX
-z--~Sprie tor; r. Fl. Finton. Bar keep ~S
or. Meals 12l cts.; Lodging l2I cts.
my 11-dlmk
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p. DECOU g. CO, FRANKLIN
H. CLOTHING STORE, No SO Main ST., Rich
mond, Va-The Subscribers now inform their friends
and the public, that they have at this time a COM
plete assortment of fresh made SPRING and SUM-
MER GARMENTS, to which they call their atteu-
ton. Those who have bought of US, we know will
call again those who have not hope will give
call, which if they do we will convince them BY
ocular demonstration that the Franklin Clothing
Store the very place to get the worth for your
money. r. DECOU & CO.
apH No. SO Main St., Richmond Va.
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EXPORT OF IRON FROM GREAT
BRITAIN.

happears by the following, that the export
OF iron from Great Britainto the continent Of
Europe, has been prohibited. The London
Tunes, in its city article of April 81, saws:
Sudden Inconvenience of a s.,;o,,
has Just been experienced by the Londou
iron trade from resolution copvsna y. US IN Ine
through the Customs on Tuesday nroS;, 70 tnem,
exportstion OF all kinds of iron 10 tx bpp.lng the
Europe Many shipments have thus hon comment OF
TO Hamburg and Rostock, and Other na.. Stopped
Baltic, which, inasmuch as they were II o..s IN the
of orders, cannot be suspended without eAecutlon
fcuity. 1t IL presumed that some ssnsra1 VI dif-
tons will DO forthwith issued to farili,a.a euia
tinuance Of the regular trade under sneh 'ne con-
tons and securities may be deemed sn,e stnc-
but unless these are of simple nature and s
sued promptly, great damage will be infiictea ~
many quarters" III
The Philadelphia Bulletin, in commenting
uponthis commercialmovement, remarks that
as 1t shuts up the continental markets of Eu-
rope to British iron. the whole product will
be thrown upon the home, the colonial and
the American markets. The natural tenden-
cy Of this will be to reduce the price of iron
In Great Britain, and similar reduction will
necessarily follow in this country.
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VENTILATED REFRIGERATOR

VENTILATED REFRIGERATOR
This Patent Refrigerator is introduced in full
confidence that all the serious objections to the old
kinds are overcome, as far as they be without
violating the laws that govern heat and cold The
principal improvements the Ventilator, Double
Cover, Valve, and employing confined air the
conducting agent There-are several minor improve
meuis. which, when seen, will be readily sp precia
ted they are made ia the very best manner, and
lined with zinc of sufficient thickness ensure their
durability.
For sale by r. M. ZIMMERMAN
my 10 Corner Main and 18th streets
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ruw ePUC1AL NOTICES.

BArHs! BArHs!! BATHS Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths be had daily e the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and ShampConing Ssioon, under the
merican Hotel--entrance on 1th street
Single Bath IS cents, or FIVE tickets Tor VI.
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DROWN FLOUR.-Also superior Fam
II lily and Extra, receiving for sale by
my II J j. FRY
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BASKETS, &C.-Sea Grass and Sailor
- Baskets French Oval Willow do, well ada pied
for travelling; Sailors Key do; Straw Satchels, &C..
for sale at lS7 Main st.
nv IL BULKLEY co.
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MAY BUTTER-A superior article, il
w small Family Tubs, fer sale.
nv IL 7 ERy
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a ARARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY

"a ARARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
NN CHEAP CLOTHING.-Intending to re.
IN build the House | at present occupy and
$3.50 wishing to re duce the stock on hand az low as
possible, from this day. will sell off prime cost
for cash, until the 20,h of June. Having elegant
assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and VestinEs am
prepared to make to order, all kinds of garments for
gentlemen's wear attached to the above, ! have a
splendid assortment of ready made Clothiuss all
manufactured in the city. Ny customers and the
public generally are invited to examine my stock as
am confident that can please all who wish to favor
me with call, in regard to style and price.
N. w. NELSON,
No. l55 Broad street, opposite
r. P. R. R. Depot, and next to
mY11-1m Marshall Hotel
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Rev. DR.. RYLAsD.-A lady correspondent
Of the Boston Transcript from Richmond,
gives most interesting and eloquent sketch
Ct religious services, which she lately wit.
neesed ~ the African Church, and pays q
high fribute 70 the zeal, liberality and elo-
qnencs ef the pastor. the Rev. DR., Ryland-
She gives the Northern abolitionists An ex
cellsnt bit In her capital letter,
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TANNERS and MACHINERY OILS,
Il for sale by
my IL i J. FRY
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HERTS BROTHERS. malgamated
IL iridium zine and plated PEN, warranted not to
corrode. This Pen is on principle entirely new,
combining all the advantages of the elasticity and
ciearness of quill, with six times the durability of
the steel Pen and thus entirely obviating the only
objection that has hitherto existed against the of
steel Pens This Pen will be found an invaluable ar
ticle in Offices, as they need wpng, also to banks
and schools, as they will not spatter cut the
thinest paper, and are warranted anteorrosive For
sale by JAMES B. GLIB,
ar 20 No, So Main ST. opposite { ity Hotel
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THOMAS r. MEAoHEa 10 lecturing in Charleston.
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n B. LUCK, STOCK AND LANE
Ne WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
~ Prize Tickets in ell Lotteries sold In Lotteries
under the management of France l. Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business of r. France Co. addressed to them
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my2 C.. B. LUCK.
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After 80 years. practice in Philadelphia, | have
been requested and urged by thousands who have
been cured by my medicines, to put thsm up for the
use of families | have done go. and the demand Is
unprecedented and daily increasing.
j. S. ROSE MD
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OST.-Somewhere in the city, on 2lst
II last month, (April a pat OF gold wstch chsn.
with q large gold key attached. The finder will be
hbsrally rewarded by leaving the same at this cee
my lists
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Drown SUGAR.-400 bbls. low-priced
my u DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co.
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TNHE WHITE ZINC PAINT-"On &C
L count ofits durability wilderness and cheapness,
10 fast superceding the use of White Lead French
and American White Zinc Paint for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO.
my 10 Druggists, 90 Main 81.
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GLOVES AND MITTS.-Kid, Silk,
~ Isle Thread and Cotton Gloves Black Net
Mitts Buck and Kid Gauntets ladies' size; Buck do,
gents size. For sale by
CHAS. HARTwELL l. CO.,
nv 70 us Broad st,
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IHEESE.-English. Dairy and PINE APP
DUKE 4 HUTCHINSON.
myii No. "a Msin street.
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GUANO! GUANO!!-We shall continue
u for a short time to receive orders for genuine
No. Peruvian Guano, to be delivered in the month
of July Persons wishing to be furnished will please
send in their orders at once.
myI2 s. McGRUDER,S SONS.
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GAUZE MERINO VESTS.-Gauze Me
~ rino Vests, Ladies' size Gauze Merino Vests,
Gentlemens size; Cotton do.
my IL T.. HARTWELL & CO., lis Bird st
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De- See Arrivals.

BARK FRANCIS WATTS (of NyorkD, Danrister, from Rio
Janero for N0riean. With cargo Of 800 bags Of coffee
totally lost previous to the 9th Just near the
mouth Of the Mississippi river About goo tas coffee par
italy damaged and portion Of the vessels material
saved The to this city by telegraph And
gives further particulars The wasa good vessel OF
Poster Elliott Co. of this city valued $1,000
S2co which nearly or quite covered insurance in this
city Her cargo is also insured here for $4,000.
BARK suwARRow, Stone from NYork for Montevideo,
which put into Rio Janero In distress had lost foremost
She was repairing Feb 90 Bark Luca, Dean from Dos
ton for Sumatra before reported put in, was leaky.
PORTUGUESE BRIG PoRrvcAL. from Para to this port,
fallen in with leaking badly by whaling bark Black
Eagle at Sag Harbor and the IL number taken of
on 18th ult lat 80 N Ion 6S W.
SoHR ISABEL Lacy, from Port Tobacco Md the
ing Of the sst u while her return trip Baltimore
with large and valuable consisting Of guano salt
and various articles of handise furniture struck
upon rock lying about two feet under the surface Of the
teen minutes after II supposed she will be raised again
and her cargo saved in damaged state. Capt states
that he has entered the habor probably hundred times
before discovered that there was such
obstruction in IL the he against on this
. occasion
soRR SARAH MARY, OF Plymouth before reported
ashore 10Th ult Tbamer Srrg Shoa was found aban-
doncd Dawson Shoals day and with her cargo
railroad iron and hold furniture taken possession Of
by the commissioners of wrecks at Accomac Court House
Va Several packages are directed to persons In Balti
The commissioners give notice that must
claim their property or IL will be sold the law directa
scHR yoHS FAxoS, Parsons, Of and from Boston for
Basen Ga before reported ashore on Wolf isana nSs
commenced loading having sustain Cd but trAing damage
Notice 20 MaxAnen.
LIGHT IN THE RroHr PAVE, COAST or vsricx-Apni-
ATTIC SEA :.
This once has boen esAiy Informed that on the 2lat Of
lrt month essd lkss EH Etaonss22lS u w Ntist
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Married.

On Thursday, April 8, at Trinity Church. Buffalo, by
the Rev. Edward Ingerso CoRSEIA A. FIELD, of Buffalo
n. Y, TO EDMUND G. SHEPPARD of this city.
In Brooklyn Thursday evening April 6, by the Rev.
R. NJ. Hatfield WILLIAM HARPER Esq (of the firm OF
Oliver Harper, carriage buders,) to Miss ANNA DAVIS.
May their union be happy and fruitful one and their
years OF bliss protraced to good old age.
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Belle Key which arrived at Cairo on Sunday night had
about fifteen Of cholera on board between that
point and New Orleans. In family alone, there had
NO persons on board sck.-& Louis Rpnb'ioas Apras.
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The miner strike at Cumberland bcin coal again
arriving Locust Point in large quantities and vessels
in at Baltimore for New York and for
ports the Sound and Boston.
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PHILADELPHIA, April g. PM-Arr steamship Key
stone state Garyn Savannah brig osceoa, Farrell New
Orleans
CID steamers City Of Boston, Baker Boston Delaware
Clark, Nlork,
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Herald Marine Corresponden

NEW ORLEANS, April Arr ships Trumhuli and ST
Charles ew York. Western World and Clarssa Currer,
Boston.
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o an .ers n clear her Fortunately, however, infor
nation OF The trick given just IN Time 10 hasten TO
tbe administrator and have the requisite signatures at
~ the napers lust before the closing of the Gus
tom House tor the day had II been twenty minutes
Later the ship would have been detained until next
ing. :. :.
/ scarcely dare trust myself remembering that am in
Cuba 10 express the utter contempt feel for the
WHO could stoop low to condescend to attempt
disgusting meanness for the sole purpose of causing
little annoyance and vexation To dignity such beings
with the appellation of men, is to msappy the word
dogs; they may be mongrel ours at that
Intelligence received here that the Spanish war
steamer Pzarro which engaged in carrying troops
from other port to St Jago dc Cuba, shore
and wrecked upon Cape Mas the west end of this
island; fortunately lives we're lost The steamer
Colon has been sent TO her assistance.
An order ppears in the Gazette Of the 2Sth instant by
which it is forbidden that any shall hereafter write
in the public papers, publish any book who has not
undergone of literature in the universities col
loges academies Of the realm. As the few men who
have any precnsions to ability resident here have been
educated in other countries than the Spanish realm this
order viii keep the little talent there in Cuba dormant
The u :. steam frgate Princeton from New York, and
schooner Of Arago entered the harbor on the even
ing OF the 2sth inst Their Grand it is presumed, is to
demand due satisfaction and apology for the insult offered
to the flag of the United states in the of the Black
Warrior and doubts, if but proper degree Of
frmness be manifested, both will be obtained
There have been less than white men assass
mated in the public streets ana places OF this city within
the last few days two the 9th instant three on the
night of that day and two previously One OF the former
assassinaed in fonda eating house in the Plaza
Cristo, opposite the residence of the bishop After he
had received his death wound he was kicked out OF the
fonda One of the Others assassinaed In the Plaza
del Vapor the public market Is not this an agree
GUALTERIO