The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-10-24
The Black Warrior case finally settlet

cuse Tor violence, and demagogues new
pretext for clamor.- TrumbuH DEM
The Black Warrior case finally Settled.
The Havana correspondent of the
Charleston STANDARD writes on the LIST of
October:
The Black Warrior, by which T sent
letter on friday last, the 2sth, took of
$50, 600 as final settlement to the famous
Black Warrior affair. This money, which
the United States Government, after such
a vast expenditure of diplomacy and hard
words, concluded would be sufficient both
for the wounded honor of the nation, and
for the losses sustained by Mesrs Living
ston Crocheron & Co., for the Illegal de-
tention of their vessel, is about this time,
doubtless, safely received, and as far as
the difficulty, now eighteen months old,
is concerned, Uncle Sam and her most
Christian Catholic Majesty ought to be
on sociable terms. But what is to be
done for Mr.. Worrell, the assault upon
whose dignities / have already detailed to
you? ..,:s
It is doubtless known to you, that for
some time, maehinists and other mechan-
les have been coming into the island,
where they stay during the winter, and
sometimes longer--fer good wages. Gov
ernor General Concha finding in this en-
ligration the possibility of q tillabustering
element being introduced into his terrific
+ ry, has ordered their names to be period
;aalIr 30 Ctayod o,,d a, @r,,,
BILE record kept of the same.
fre...=.t e..asan Norfolk and Portsmouth.
| The Norfolk Argus @vorrsssa.i i..-,sa- card
| from all the physicians there, in which
they give as their opinion that it would
be unsafe for absentees to return before
the first of November or until such time
as the Thermometer shall indicate freezing
weather. In support of this opinion they
Estate that there are now in the city sew
eral cases of fever among those who have
returned within the past week.
The Argus says the work of ventilating
dwellings is going on, and nearly one half
the places of business are open, but it will
tbe couple of weeks before there is q
regular resumption of business.
/ STEAMER NORTH CAROLINA, Oct. II.
ain happy to inform YOU that the i'm
Iprovement to which referred in my last
4 continues. Every day increases the NUM-
Der, Of open stores This morning some
of them presented the appearance Of be-
ing quite busy. But few deaths or new
cases have occurred since Sunday. On
Tuesday there were two new cases and
three deaths, viz Mr.. Dosier and child,
and a negro man. could, after diligent
inquiry, learn of neither deaths nor new
eases this morning. The physicians In
s. form me there is considerable sickness in
the city, but it is principally remittent and
;, intermittent fever. The yellow fever has
{ nearly disappeared Still the physicians
! think it imprudent in the absentees to re-
uurn beiole tLe tst- of November.
The encampment at Hampton has been
9 broken up. ~
:Et Portsmouth, kP. NJ On Monday there
s was but one death, Mrs. Edwards; no
new cases. A gentleman returning from
Portsmouth this evening, has informed me
that there were three deaths on Tuesday
/. land three new cases to-day-one of yell
low fever and the other of Q suspicious
character. .ssaafE = saayYSg ssga
: Tn Norfolk intermittant fever prevails
very extensively. e5 sin 4fss q hssg
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