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l. \rE, BUT NOT LEAN F.!
nEwEy HAS AT LAST KEcRIvEp HIS
Winters STOCK OF Good.

which fully equals. and in some respeets surn.ss,.
tVess-snything he has offered to IN eeTing
community.
All those VIII" are anxious (and who il not ~ "a
consolidate ana cement the bonds of the union. fof
s9ul ana o'dy) are requested to call it III believed
.nH. AZ parties 'Ta shells and soft shclsf thoy
.hsy nave the silver, will here find mealis, indspn
t'h'y Constitutional, for the accomplishment OF their
fartieulars will be published before Thankssiyina
when II will be seen that proyi.ien H.. r.. a.
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ElANNElS.

INVITE, RED, PINK. YELLOW, Bile,
w and Grey Flannel.
ALSO,
One piece lO-i White fine domestic Flannel, vcr.
desirable article, worthy the attention Of House
keepers, for sale cheap at the Corner Store
LYMAN's
November TO- 1853. dIwtf
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alton, g. With all their accompanying evis, (Cnn
Ger cSccptcd,} 20 matter how severe Of how long
Standing.
The Catholicon far -urga,-c. other remedies, in
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving the
system in better condition bt all interested call
and obtain pamphlet tfrce) containing ample proof,
from the most respectable sources Of th' benz ho'al
results Of it, together with c'rcr- from highly
experienced Physcians. who have rod il IN their
practice, and speak from their own Ob-'rratfoos.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Albany Agricultural Works,

Warehouse and Seed Store
EMERY co, solo Manufacturers Of EMERY'S
celebrated Patent Ra''road Horse Pouus and Orcr-
,h9f Threshing M,eh,ncs ant Neparatars Also,
Manufacturers Of, and wholesale aud retail dealers
in Agricultural Machines and Implements Of the
latest and most approved kinds cxtant dealers in
Gram, Fidd, Grass, Gordon, and Fow,r Seeds, and
Fonisers. II Warehouse and sales Room, 500
and }73 Broadway, Albany, y. Y.
Henry Il. EVERY. JAMES REDFIELp.
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Pork, Fish. dc.
Inn BBLs. HEAVY MESS PORK 20 Dbl.
1 wv Lard IS tubs do 100 otis. Goldfish
IS bbl,. Msckerel No. ! and .; 100 b1.. salted
Herring- IS kits do, for sale by
HERRfcK 4 MILES.
dA wit
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? Great Piano and MUSIC ESTABLISHING,
HORACE WATERS.

baoss teE w AHES~,
1913 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Ts'HE best and most improved Pianos and Melo.
deems. T. Gilbert Cos Worlds Fair Pre-
MUM Pianos, with or without the Holesn, and with
iron frames and circular scales Mr.. W. being sole
gent for all the above Pianos, offer them lower
tina any other house. Horace WATERS PIAHos,
manufactured expressly for him, having great pow
er Of tone and elasticity Of touch.
MELODEONS.
Goodman A Baldwin's Patent Organ Melodeons
with two Banks Of keys-s sweet and powerful in
strumeut. Prices from s75 to $500 5. d. a II
VI smiths celebrated Mclodeons, Martins unrival-
led Guitars, Browns Harps Flutinas Violins Brass
Instruments, 80, do. Dealers supplied with Pianos
aud Meodeons at factory prices. ia per cent dis
count TO Cergymen.
MUSIC.
This list comprises the products Of the great mas
tiers of both the American and European continents
aud il receiving constant additions by extensive
publication If the chuice and popular pieces pf the
day. Dealer. in Music and Teachers Of Semiua4os
wishing to purchase any music published, OF make
arrangements for cont nued supplies Of Mr.. Waters
now issues, will Lul it to their interest 20 call or
forward theif orders Music sent to any pait Of the
Union or canadas, postage free .
HORACE WATERS.
Ali 10 he-t wAym,sg
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One Of the ahovc splendid steamers will leave the
Michigan Central PJroad Linz wharf. at O'Clock
?. NJ, or ON the arr'"'d "f the Lightning Trains
from New York and Albany. Running through. via
North Shore. without landing, prrisirs IN u truit
the nest afternoon, in time for the Lightning 1Hin
for Chicago, over heavy 7 Hail-t well suddrd
road, free FROM drst-comiortablc light Car, built
expressly for the Route. the best Railroad in the
Union connecting with
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STt}I'l,
Stoves StnNesI

The Subscribers offer to the trade on fair and lib
era terms large and complete assortment of Stores
Of the first quality for both coal and wood among
which are the celebrated Black Diamond and Nav
Flower Cooking stoves and the Irving and Franklin
Coal Burners. Also, a large assortment Of New
Pattern Parlor Stoves for wood.
Eagle Foundry, No. ITO Beorp-St., Albany.
TREADWELL PERRY
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TEA. TOnaCCO. SC.
CHI. AND HALF CH. HYSON, II. s.. Y.
i ~ H., and Oolong Teas III bxs. Tobacco.
20 cases do extra in Jumps, 1000 gro. fine cut do
and smoking do HERRICK q MILES.
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piano s'Orfcs.
S E W IN & Ma en- NES.

GROVER. BNKER n co.
'VNHIs MACHINE is now Justly the mt arproved
and no controversy exists between it and any
other patent. Offices, 405 Broadway, New York;
Haymarket Square, Boston +; and A. South 4th ST.,
Philadelphia "
september 1853.
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) \ TT.

1nNlA Bus. T. I. SALT.
1ONO $4,000 bags Dairy do, Pure Rock steam
refined and Western.
90 bag Liverpool fine do. 'Ashton's
1000 bus. Canada salt,
just received and Tor sale by
HERRICK Il MILES.
Nov 2s dawn
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Respectfully yours,
c. CAMPBELL, Supt. Of City Gas Works


The value of thr Machine to Hotels may he
learned from the following
GApsBY's lloTEL, WAsHISGTOS, ID. c., Oct 81 1888
have been using kiddcr's Regulator in my Hotel
for the last six weeks, and during that time I am
confident | have saved in money % per cent. over
the amount paid for the time last year and be-
lcve my light is quite good before using it,
and do feel confident that it IL decided saving to
the consumer of gas " GADSBY.
AstoR HousE, Nov. !. 1893.
We have had DR.. Walter kiddcr's Gas Regulator
in use at the Aston House, for several months past
We have three Regulators attached to as many me-
tres, Zone on cach,) and they supply about $50
burners The Regulators operate finely they per-
fecty regulate the burning of ga, and with As good
a light, save us handsome per centage upon our
bills of consumption, say about fifteen dollars
week. which is equal to twenty -fve per cen. on our
gas bills. We consequently feel very great conf
denco in the success Of the Regulator
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APOTgIECARIES HALL.r
GEORGE w. ALLEN.

(SucCessor 10 &. r. SANBORN & Goa
hANiNG LATELl COMMENCED BUSINESS IN
this well known establishment, ! am now pre-
pared to offer the public full and complete assert.
ment of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dvo StuAs,
Surgical Instruments, Mineral Teeth Dental Arti.
cles, Mineral Waters, Brushes, Combs. soaps, Per.
fumes, Fancy Articles, Foreign and Domestic C. gar,
Camphene and Fluid, Glass Ware, Ac., &c. In fine
every article connected with the business
All the popular Patent Medicines Of the day at
Wholesale and b; 'ail, at pruprictor's prices
Having cnga. the services Of Mr.. WV WILSON
a thoroughly educated Chemist aud Apothecary who
was educated and received diploma in Glasgow,
scotland, and has since been for the last few months
with Mcssrs. WIN. Lyman 4 Co., (Druggists) Of
Montreal, who, also recommend him in the hi chest
terms for his good character and thorough knowl-
edge Of the Druggist business, in all its details
Mr. Wilson will give his personal attention To com
pounding Physicians Prescriptions and the retailin,
OF Medicines.
Commencing under these peculiarly favorable
circumstances, securing AS have, the assistance of
practical Druggist, feel confident in assuring III,
public that all Medicines compounded in this store,
will be done in the most scientific and acceptable
manner, and wrUmiei sraunt.
GEORGE W. ALLEN.
Burlington March 20, ls5i dSw
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.EORIHER.N RAILROAD, " J.
SUMNER HANGEMENTS

.FORTHER.N RAILROAD, " J..
SUMNER NGEMENTS.
IN and after Monday, May 80, 1853,
" Trans will run as follows
l'eav" q Idensbutgh att 80 4. NJ and = ".
arriving Al RuGs, sPnint At % Vi ana sP
leave koust FONT at 30 A. ~, and Pm
Arriving atOgdrnsburgn at 30 ;. = Nj, and
II NJ
Passengers leaving Ogdt usburgh by the morning
trains will bt able 10 reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
By tn Afternoon they will reach Montp, her
dhd Rutland the same evening aud Boston and New
! oTk carry the next dav. They viii also reach the
steamboats, IN season tor their .vcnlnG south
through Lake Chairman.
Passengers LEAVING bustouand New York IN the
early trans from thu,t cIiles aud Montreal at
Gri0ck Z. VI will reach the boats from Ogdrns-
bu gh tor ports on Lake OntatIU and the Upper
Lakes the same evening
The traln leaving OgdrusburGh at 81 A N con
ntct' wlththe Express steamers from the West,
putting passengers by those steamers mo Boston
and New ORR the same evening IS Ihis Tram
Ices not stop At " ay stations
GEORGE PARKER,
iNwu NupcI iHfeHdeHt.
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REFERENCES.
y. u. PrckHAM, NJ. D., Utica. y. =
H. u. fLtNIsG, NJ. D., Canandaigua, J '
NJ. II. MLLs, NJ. D., Rochester, ~
". Y. FooTE, NJ. D., Syracuse, y. i.
Prof DryBAF, N. u. Baltimore, Nd
j. c. OrMcK, NJ. j. Baltimore, Md
" ". REYst, ". D., New York City.
W. pRrsCorT, ". D, Concord. Y. "
J. p. NEwLANn, NJ. ", Utica. NY.
Row. C. :. BEARD, Glenn Springs, :. G..
Pamphlets had gratis at the store Of Mr THO
p"RE 4. PECk, Druggist, wholesale and retail
Agent, Burlington, VI
Also sold Ivy NELSON FAIRCHTLD. Milton, and
by most of the leading Drugg-ts in tho State
~ Later addrtsssd 10 If Mr.. Curtis Hqtcs,
hgsnt al Rorono, Ob,o.
IoDr. MARcHisI:-I have been tel year. troubled
with Female Comrlants-prolap-ns utcri, III the
attending difficulties. at times rendering nv Ito
most miserable. have had the attendance Of some
of the best phi v'cian-, with but little tho
most they could DO to rceve--a euro was out Of
the question. For FIVE months before commencing
with your medicine. had not been able to perform
any labor, could walk but few steps AT time. and
scarcely went out of doOrs--in short.
petely Frustrated, both in body and mind, and
pcccd TO drag out the rest of my days in suffering
and misery. But reading your advertisement, I
induced to try your invaluable medicine called
Uterine Catholicon, as the last resort. | had not
used il week before felt like another woman.-
BY thu u,o Uf three bottles enabled tn perform
all the labor for six in the family with ease, sr5
could walk anywhere in the ncighborhood without
injury. Nothing but of my duty to YIN aud
to the afflicted. ha. induced to state my to
the public. can safely rceommen nd the preps,a.
Gall those suffering like myself.
(Syned0 Mrs SAnAH A. BIsHop.
Fps,bos, Portage Co.. Ohio, Dee p, ls52
R-J. b. MARCHTSI 4 CO., Proprietor,
Central Depot, 3o4 Broadway, \. T.
Jan. /. 1854. s mos.
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From Re- T. r. Noyus, of N, Olive Branch.
Somebody out West sends Us a note Directing to
our putting " ReidHg's Humbug Russia Npiuc."-
The gentleman could not be acquainted with the
article. We could hardly keep house without 1t thi,
way it is one Of the best things for burns bruises
wounds, and many other flesh diseases, or injuries
Of any kind, that We know of, We saw Young
mans hand badly bitten and manglcd by a dog
It suddenly became swclled, and panied him terri.
bly, He had it done up in Reddns's Ruasia Safp,
and by the next morning the swelling had nearly
ceased, and the pain aud inflammation had also left
the wounded hand and wrist, and was soon healed.
For burns 1t has superior.
1t is not the intention of the editor TO admit ad.
refreshments puts Of any article which is not uf
public or private utility and ReidinR's Russia
Saiuc is almost beyond value to those who have no
remedy Or physician at hand, especially when men
bers Of family arc burned or wounded. The no.
tice we write without pay, or the knowledge Of the
proprietor.
NEW SONG TO A "HOME TUNE"
OF rcd-covered Remedies much you may have,
But try what you WILL there is nUught like Sn'ps
From Ru"I7 'tis named, aud wherever you roam,
You u find It's the remedy most priced at home.
charm from the skies seems to dwell in each box,
And folks 60 to REpnrNG's to buy il, in aocks,
For Bruises Flesh Wounds Cuts and Sores 'tis sure
If you will hut once try il, to make fine cure
BEbDING Co., Proprietors, Boston.
Sold by Messrs 7. A. PEcK, A. c. SrEAR, q. p,
SANHuRS Co., Burlington,
March ~, lsji w3Jmos3
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Fruit. &C.

1nn BONES NJ. r. RAISlNS.
wv so quarter do. dc
10 boxes Lemons,
100 bus. Chestnuts, and nuts Of all kinds.
Pickles, CatsuPs, Preserves, Pepper sauce. Maecs-
roni, Nermicelli Nutmegs Mace, &C., &c, for sale
by HERRICK 4 MILES
Nov. rs dkwtf
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Domestics.

CNM YDs. BROWN CoTroNS, COARSE
DN'vV 1000 yds. A" fine
1000 yds. brown Drilings
1000 " shifting Stripe.
1000 " Cotton Flaunels
500 " Ticking.
Ano " Red Wool Flannel.
2iH yellow
1000 " CaSsimeres, Satiucts aud Tweeds
Batting, Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn, wickinv.
Twine &c, for sale cheap at the Corner Store,
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Is. &. DAVIS Il Co.,

Manufactures If and wholesale Dealers IN
r E 4 d Y W DE CT OTHIN 6 ,
Importers and Jobbers of Cloths Cassimeres Vests
ings and Trimming. large assortment Of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms Mer-
chants are invited to call and examine our stock
Nos. 3 and 4 Exchange, ABanv
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FURNITURE.
Edwin A. Harris,
'abinet Furniture 4 Chair EstabIishm

$40 Broadway, tsu doors South Delevon House,
ALBANY, y. Y.
-Four of the largest Ware Rooms in the State-frst,
second, third and fourth stories full of all kinds of
Furniture, manufactured by the most experienced
workmen and of the best materials-al at very mod
crate prices.
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GRATIS!

Just Pubhshed--A Neu D'scoreryH Med'c'ne'
FEW WORDS NTHER RATIONAL
"a treatment, without Medicine, Of SpcrmatOrrheH.
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits
Lassitude, Weakness of the Limbs and the Back.
lnd.position and Incapacity for Study and Labor
Dullness of Apprehension, Loss of Memory Aver
sion to Society, Love of Solitude. Timldity, sen
Distrust, Dizziness, Hcsd-Ache, involuntary Dir
charges, Pains in the side Affection OF the Eyes,
Pmples on the Face Sey ual and other Infrmite- in
From the French of DR.. r. DE- LASEN
The important fact that these alarming complaints
NAV easily he removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is, in this
small tract, clearly demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the author, fully explained, by means of which
every one i. enabled himself perfectly, ard ~
the least possible cost, avoiding, thereby all the ad
vertsed nostrums of the day.
sent, to any address gratis and post free. in
sealed envelope by renting (post paid two post
age stamps to DR.. b. De LASEY, No. II Lispenar
Street, New York.
Dec. 10. 1853. ddwly
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Later from the FIshertes.
4 FEW FlERCEs SALMON, NO l. MACKEREL
~ and Codfsh-and few Boxes Candles. which
nd NJ come from the Fisheries, for sale by
A, s. DEWEY.
Oct 10. ddwtf
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Northern Rail Road, y. Y
STEAM AND RAILROAD

T. XPR + S. ROU + f..
lNREIGHTS TO ALL CANADA AND AMERI.
Il CAN Ports ON Lake Ontario, Lake Erie and Lake
Michigan r. j. CUMMING, Agent.
Once, lbI Broadway, New-York
July ~. d4wtf
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Nails.

Snn KEGS EAGLE" NAILS ALSO
wv Axes, shot, Lead, Powder. and : afety fuse
lust received by HRRRICK A Mills
Nov, IS. dtutt
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Sugars, MoIasses, etc.
Sn HHDs. BROWN SUGAR.
Nv 100 bbls. Refined do, crushed, powdered and
coffee SO bbls, and Is hhds syrup and Molasses
=, HERhICk A MILES.
NV 20 dtwtf
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PRIVATE CONSUMERS.

\ list of the parties using the Regulator will be
found in the Pamphlet of the NEW YORK GAS RBG
uLAToR COMPANY at 262 Broadway.
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SHEET MUSIC,

More than Ton Thousand Pieces hand, and
all new pieces Of Music received publish
ed. Glce Books and Church Music Books of every
description.
MR. RUST will sell all articles r. low a, those of
the same quality can he obtained in any city, and
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus ia r
received. he will spare effort to keep complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in Music
store, and by constant personal attention to his hu'
-nc4s. hopes to in his New and Commodious
store, ALL Of hi- OLD. and many NEW customers.
Burlington, July Is, 1888. w3wu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-05

rsfsr Of his bepefsctor met his death, but the
penoniAcaSion Of treason has been reoompensed,
and the event viii b stimulus 70 the
carsless and an example to towards. Cagtaneaa in
bis vicka dness and in his pride, n bis viany md
in his depnyity, il the type Of the govsrnment.
Against the latter more than the former was the
Rand Of the destroyer directed. Az soldier Of
Spain be might live-as Cuban sold % the oppres.
cor, and the recipient Of his favors, his hour bad
sounded-snd it sounded with that precision which
marks the DEGREES Of Providence. General Concha,
crownca With earlands, has arrived in time 70 50
lemDixe the holocaust Of treachery. This u the Of
ferjng that Cuba has reserved for his coming
these the festivities prepared for the conqueror-
this the homage destined for the destroyer. Thus
opeople pretect when they are preparing Tor &C.
tion. in vain viii you seek for the destroyer ; 1t
has no individual name is the Indignation Of
whole community, which has gradually been de-
prived Of is rights, and crushed In its aspirations.
What uae are your judges? God does not bestow
his divine justice ON doctors Of law or military
commissions, but his thunderboIt strikes, or he
places death In the hands of the first one who
passes by. Thus died Csstaneda, and thus he ought
to die. The justice Of Spain required the death Of
Lopez, Agnero, TacciOl0, and Montes de Oca-the
Justice Of tho people required the death OF Castane.
de- and Il 10 the Justice Of God.
Heaven demanded that this blood should be split
under the eyes Of our tyrants to dissipate al ilu-
sions and prepare the road for our salvation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-05
Death of Castanedla.

We translate the following, from La Herdady o.
the goth Oct, a Spanish paper published in New
Orleans -
1t is not pleasing to God that we should revenge
ourselves by singing hymns Of rejoicing over DEATH
Blood, reckles.iy split ever weighs heavily on our
soul but fometimes life Ia taken away, not 30 much
by man Is by God on certain solemn occasions, and
then we are bound to note it's significance.
Society for its own defence may kill-this has
been installed into MS from our infancy in school
and In the pulpit and the people do mot forget that
they have been taught it. In the case Of Castenada
he question TO be decided is whether society caused
his death. This VIII be denied by our tyrants and
TIE vile sst elites who define what society IL il will
be denied by thoee Who in the Island OF Cuba, re-
present society under the form Of government
crprtes people who are groaning under the yoke
Of thirty Thousand bayoi cts It will be denied by
those who do not know that this very government
bss JUDGES whom they pay for their treachery il
will be denied by those who have forgotten that
this government has q tariff Of charges TO recon-
per espionage, scattering its gold everywhere In
order TO proene Cuban victim to sacrifice on the
affairs Of their Unsuitable voracity.
The government OF Cuba IL not its society; II is
is sntitbees ito oppressor, that whichdespos It Of
s substance, which deprives IL OF IT, intelligence
dssrsy man in his nee thought and liberty. socie
ty n Cuba has the right 10 spin the blood Of it's
Cover nment whether on the fsld Of battle, in am.
buscade or In dalkness with the dagger Or with the
cup. tooth for tooth and an eye for IN eye
this ia the riptural Law Of IN oppressed people.
Tie death Of CasteDada bears r0 other interpre-
tston. We regard IL here in the abs<yact, for Is re-
presents IN idea-sn idea complex, VI. -torieus. In
I not only kas tie nurdeyey VI Lopez, he anasd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-05
Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA, Oct Is, 1854.
General Concha-Accident to the Isabel Erection
of Poor Houses FIR Colored People Introduction
against the Herald Wnhdrapn, &c.
General Conchs is beginning to ''show his hand, y
and, mark me, six months will not have elapsed be-
fore he will be as unpopular amongst the Sp aniards
as was ever the Marquis de Ia Pezuela, who, be
ieve, omitted to inform you, departed hence with
The pretty Msrquesa and their children in the Coz,
(post ofice) steamer Colon for Spain on the
18th inst.
Our little city was thrown quite into feverish
excitement yesterday morning, by the arrival here
Of two American sch0oners whose decks were
crowded with men, women and children. They
proved to be the Florida and Libbie Shepherd
which had been chartered by Ca tain Rollins, of the
steamship Isabel which trades between Charleston
md this island to convey the passengers and mails
Of that ship from Key West which she reached with
only one paddle, having broken her laboard shaft
when of Cape Florida. There seventy one pas
sepgers in the two schooners. This accident to the
Isabel, which you will n member has been under
repairs for some weeks past at New York. Is much
TO be regretted. ! hope it will not prevent he's
making her regular trip to arrive here on the 9th
proximo
Chsgres fever having thrown several Of the crew
II the Falcon In the "broad of their backs" she
wss detained in quarantine few hours yesterday.
Her passengers we're, however, forwarded to your
pot ard New Orleans by the other steamers of the
line. met her captain yesterday afternoon crossing
the Plaza de Armas.
General Concha addresses ''tbe most excellent and
iLstrous Bishop" Of this diocess, in this mornings
Guctta, requesting him to cause collections to be
aken up in the several churches for the erection o.
poor houses for coored people thi, city, Porto
PRINCIPE. Cuba, Trinidad and MaaDzas. Il is also
stated in this Gaceta that the surplus Of the Eman
cipado fund Is 10 be devoted to the above named
purpose.
The weather is now truly delightful: White 'uu-
mentit rabies agreeable during the day, whilst
''cassime1e is preferable for the morning and even
ing.
The introduction respecting the circulation Of the
HERALD in THE Island, appears to have been vita.
drawn. The packages which were addressed 10 Sc
versl friends Of mine were regularly delivered yes
re day from TIE Poat Office. The postage, however,
tsrgtd being l2a cents each paper. renders the
luxury rather an expensive one. know Of nothing
fathsr Of the slightest interest," and therefore
cluce. POUGHKEEPsIB.