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CENTLE VIEWS CALF CONGRESS

~ b'oAd street.
q sarfRsID T L rssss S +! c sp,S ~. ss,
% s S.pSSn o. The gentlemen -ho may Be in want o.
satisfactory and really pleasing in want
Shoe So ss p sas .s % s.H c:i
o', en- ne w dry goods store Of Breeden y0I
cheap " W" mo noi SO
V(IELE, AXE AND sADDLR-BAGs.
BsaIa ,ad T. Ps'a The Per.onsl record Of Cruise BY
Justice 10 the Byways Tale Of Life. bv y C. Adams,
Cotton Commerce, ts Southern States. embracing series Of
social Physics from the Posv, Philosophy Of Augusta conp,s
WEBSTER unlver. and Family PronOuneins Dictionary Is
HE Has Axe and Saddle Bags and other Lectures By MI
S,ysry srg'qE. and Statistical sy s,r,us',ro- 50 cts.
a,sa,sg esI,i.isr o. Ilneolo,hrs Is g.
6oio RsSDoiP ''s0f Soot.,S sf: and Bnd.r,.
soh,s-ws sh,l receive g ihs steamer jamestown
suPgRB SILK ROBES. WITH S9lyff Efous I'M "a '
h,e goed' are entirely aud much superior anything
once. PRics. BsYIy w ssIRi ssn "
Desl,rs IN Dry Goods, isI Main street.
aIcH vTLyET AND cLoiG oLo2Ks AND MASrLEs.
BOW P-BAw.
- 81. a he Dus sSr. he .Ss.tr Msrt. p gs'
has Ju" received warranted Not. j. W eiRLIcK
GHEAsE HsLI.s, sr removing sr,., spot. from elo,
Ss- Ap0'scary store iss w conner Of N'n and ION
SuGAHs.-is hhi, Cob. SUGAR "a hha. New oris.n, So
- gar IN store and for sale BY
noii BACON a BGsKER,uL
EtOfFEE sJGAHS.-ise bbls siuarts @, 70 bbl. Dcush
~ erv Woods g; rsceiviug and for sale ~
noii BAcoSyA BAsKERUL.
ftoN'S PATENT SPARKLING GELaTINH,
- N snail packages, sih n directions for making h~su,
Ofyss Jelly much superior % that Isngass se~
snd shred lnFs. PINK and French Geane navorng and sSt
Ing extracts; for sale
INVADE a BAKERS geu Aposh.eary s,or,
ne'l 49, W. conner q Main ioh So.
HtII,s soar DCANDIEst NHchsnr. Candies
Yes feft sste Cheesu Prosts hu,kuhra Tmcthy seed
ROt tDwE WORKMAN q %.
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LAW CARDS.

4 Aw PARTNEnsHIP.-Ts- ..a--,--..s ~. -
% q s s ss' ~ 49,: :: :. IA sS s.,s "a Gem
s"d regularly Ls coss. STATE yrer.i h-,a IN ..s e,,,
One. Of kiehA c.s.. a ssps.,.. - no,,y.
..s A.. H. s: sAsL q .rro.ssy ~ LAW .T.cs.
bur- ' c.aSss ss and &sp s q. Lynch
ri S..,, =; ~; !: S y Z. ArrosSEys Law
'' Hh,ss.. .n r,, s.if..; Va 8
b. a. ass - =. At sw AND
SSss,s r.. .. to o'I' .Sv' % oS.@ .s
nAxLy .y1on.... AND Scts. Mo-
Il 'nr'e0 css once % isS .ef ss.s
$500 ..s,,. !, "a; aIrS.Nh. AT LAW p.s.
Addr,.s f1si.ylv.nl. Court Hoa.-. jui-iy
DIM r: HAT a lsoN, Az rOnNEY ar Law.
"s ONE. and "a "a ,es Court. s.y q Richmond
co1p sos. '>nia and r-snA .sss.
Addrs.-xieAnond. Virgins. m.s-u
s.s. ~ o Goods srroxssr At Law
AP9-iy
.UoonN n: s,ioOk, ATTORNEY AT LAW RIcn.o.D Va.
b pro-eu,sa Of t. ..e esss 10 .ss Of 1gs
ap s.ses. AZ .s 81: sG s.ss
In coart. Of Richmond City. Hsnrco Hanover and
WI. ~. HENml, AT oRsKR AT Law, Attend. u.
bell pu., once .1s.s. pI1s. E.ard nA.. and Camp
-. S-'oese So. no. Va mhfs-iy
W. y. BtHwELI, ATTORNEY AT LAW p,,s.
lice IN all Of the Courts Of City Richmond and h..
counties OF Chesterfield aud Povh.tsn ~ ~
PROMPT attention u be paid Of II. claim. rn
s.s,s 70 s s once over the store Of Parker Smo .ss
AmEs RLEASANTs- ATTORNEY AT Law AND No.
asn,,ea "a ~. prsses In all the Courts Of Goochland.
q Once on IiA street, bet..-n Main Bank. nAis-ly
o IT, r ,s..: :. .IToHs.y At
eer'And' BsefnEhaH and Prince Ed-ard. mhasNiy
Il ,: DALH, ATToRsEY AT LAW, Borpro.. Va, an
attend regularly all the Court. Meetienbarr iunsnburs
t2s-iy
Messy a SAUNDERS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
any business entrusted them eountie. of Yr.nilin
.,.- =
Ja2s-dkely eA'''-~1-
VILLA W & IL 4 T. N, QArnr o, cUIyr,,,
e.s IN ne Courts of Appeals Circuit Court. eaf a.
stat. and Of the United state the city He vii .l.o
residences souss.e. .ons 81 sI %a,5
mA-1y
II 4. CLARKE, ATTORNEY AT Law, s-Isr.xps p O
~ oy co. va Practices his profession courts
fee-iy ~ anu 's'''eo counties.
"ILLlAM u. VIM, ATTORNEY AT LAW N,
aeee IN all ne Courts Of the Counties Hanover Hen.
~ Address, Slash Cottage, Hanover CO. VI. ,.s,-,x
having be-n dissolved mutual consent The
hereafter be found al his street nearly opp,s
an ~ r, ne WI attend regularly the Courts In Richmond
Claims collected and remtiances promptly made
ee..-y HENRY HUDSALI-
PENSION AND LAND VARIANT AGENCY
TO Pensions and Land Bounty late .c on Consr-
ohArse. moderate once on Wall mis-
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oTTcE RICHMOND DANvrLLE RAILROAD co.


FNNut NtNtn ANNUAL MEETING ~ the Stock
holders Of The Richmond and Dsnvne Railroad Company vii
take piace "WEDNESDAY the 10Th December neS Al t en-
q the Company. THOs. w. BRpCKENnROu0I s.cv
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"RLAcK ACnE vs.. wnITE ACaE.-A 6.

n L.s Reported By j. @ Yea re,irss R.,,.. 81,
Lnsonshire Eng'snd Nev arsi printed Ms Of s rsp
ol vusen Anue J. W Randolph, pubshsr, Rchuond 'HTre
~ Jaw politics and bellies letters all
an en'srainlnE Of Colonial me reign IN o g.
te Augustine Sc % snsish Lerafure sforv .i.vr-
~ NE msnuPs claims 70 have from one
~ ue PSI centuries, The story have
ucn 70 ne condition ~ Northern southern society In ~,
"a We sn have Of aorcers IN sbc ,,,
sahHhe Ee desire he public familiar sin IL contents
-uone VII regret hts palma Eerafaer wv
Main - 0'N~'''' SUI "inaeFys ~
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MORE SELECT GOODS.
IHOmAS 20. PRICE a 90. have by EXPIRES. thi.
for Ladies - ~ " '' "''"eS
Val. Lace Sets; Honeon Lace setts
brussels Applique Sets; Plush Lace setts
Meehlin Lace Sets Bl4ck Thread Sets
Black bugvd Ses; black Velvet Shauis
Black Velvet Cloaks; Black Velvet Talmas
Black Cloth Cloaks; Black Beaver Talmas
Plaid Glasgow ShAwls Black and Crimson
Stella Shawls; &c, &c, &C.
mol THOMAS R. PRICE, a CO.
OIICE.-MA meeting Of the Board the yir-
1885, The follouing resolution adopted:
ered That from and after the it November next the
- ~ " 'N
noI--4w JNO. II. TIMBERLAKE supr
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M P.PEHkINs CO., NO IA, EAeLE
cluafe are nov ourrlnE bargains n
and Noire Antql- Coats Sells Hroch. asd psn wi
eod hoIded and Brochs scsr and cosrrd vvet
nell
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ova giRN that In ten coughs. eo
and Al bronchial aons, however SEVERE may cured ~ s
use q wsr's Baam Of VIVID Cherry single only needed
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AUCTION SALES.

AOA llNJN SALES.
n1ss DAXs-
nv TAYLOR . WILLIAM Aucr.
y mnEn. IL MBEM, "a ufst a. AT arc
- u"N On rHUH<nAv MA ss.s.s,. 81 n 49,
80 :, asesPed sy w-tsins .sssss on, !, -,
. 10 OF LU hhsk. eomprsnxs .-- ' IN - '''
l"tOp " s-.-an neh
10000
Bntoa lot l-
ia.-s roms snds 80 amount ox-.
ersa,: 'or approved notes. with add-i ~
TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Acct.
bf DAVENPORT. ALLEN %. Arcr.
- -, aHOC .hIE>- Ac.. ar asssrsox
IN THURSDAY 2oth Noveasb-r M ~, :, ~ .
~ our auction STORE an s.orm~nt Of xroesras., via:
% hhds b.cea
To- bags Laeuaya. Conee
lo do java
go bill Rec'n-d and Old Rye WHISKY
D. bbls Rum
x5S sd-s Sole Leather
la,0 ke.ms Wrapping Paper
50 do Letter md
Green and BLACK
h-ekerrl. Soap, Candles
French Brandy, se.,
prossi p.p-r. eN' ''' ~
"''a DAVENPORT ALLEN . Co, Ass.
lotion SALE OF STOCK WIN .- ala !, ~.
- american Hotel. WEDNESDAY o-..I
merchant Issuance Company Stock beonrDg H. ~.
state OF AUG Anderson deed. s"s =" ''s
Ny order OF the
Agent for W j Aa5,,.,,
~ Sale by J. A. srss a soS
os AIDED 70 The above shares Central Railroad stsl
Al,Y ~ shares Va Fire and Marine Insurance sto~k
J. Al q SON.
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LINE Ks. I'D .,s ,,,sl - os., for rent rso
cnt The loesion = The best IN The cy Of s a. d.
oe,asnd from farmers - rrcster than b supplied
fhhe most excellent rishfns
sa,ne' - ue esn fesdJ demonstrate applicants.
hss Other easiness requiring hs whole Apply 70
no ls-et TAYLOR
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hiSnAhDeOS
SIZE ENLARGED-sTYLE IMPROVED
svss so ps1t fPG n :asn eo O. any other
II eoior' every shade from igh, brown to jet black.
III, perfectly harmless to he skin.
Its effect Is insantAneous and p.,m.n.r,
It's The sfs qIefs, elsas. .s D1s ss.- mad.
i, f. -. .ff;S'se ss ftfs s BOZ
Hafr.on n the c n. o ss OF o G'as p1,s ns
for the y. tern District Of Penn.l " -' - o.
E,ss.r' APoLos W. HAERsos s@a "a stree.
'@--,-ea. m.s-dAeIy
rnepueEE Et o% fss HEIL aEsscu.,r
to The sale Of Wheat, FLOUa Tonicco and
once on Governor Or istl .,I.t. Richmond Vi. oei4
cu,prrpyXnI H SC SIa sAylNGS RANK:
-oxvv CAPITAL 100000.
O saTs sS sss 1S s,sS. dollars
mum paid %. sums remaining onsr for shorter
The .hole Joint bound sor the deposits Ss%ssS
DEPOSITS ,seysd and esr,iseaies Cashier r.
esn-a d. Rl slhhHE q s.s1:,.1
AcABoX sNUfF..A mild and delightful article Of
ING ABOVE highly Perfamed may be had Fan-
MOI MARKET Place, Franklin S.
"AHD"Ah fE SSTaEET, Gs .nssN HOUSE
~ M !I Tssssed ny .Osa for ne EAL TRADE complete
customer. and o,ss b ,e1 o glad 70 see all my old friends,
oe2 THOMAS HOW. aiS Main street.
100 H., s brown Java CofFEE, Of .ups-
oess " D.yENPoEr ALLEN = 90.
GNENTLEMEN,S sHAWLs AND FURNISH.
~ ING GOODS GENERALLY-For BY
oess JOHN POE, ia, BaIards Hotd.
W1NDOW GEASS.-we odrr for sale 500 boxe. Preach
@"I """"'s
oc29 GRUBRs kPPERsox No On, ~.
"E OFFER FOR SAiE.-fOO ounces PoUrT. and
w "eishtmans ouinine loo French P-Iliers do
oeS GRUBBs 4 APPERsOS
RIHNING FLUID AND ALCOHOL Dbl.
sale apr-toS ps,v.sc"
20 AND SIZE TINY attention va. attracted % .
sPhNu BED In passing Governor HARwOODs
NAkh-kOOMs h the most complete thing ever
hd % simple IN i To get
90. OF order He has also stock Of FUR
MfURF Go and see H.
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THANKSGIVING PAY IN FARN-
49, VILLE-The citizens Of town having appoIntrt
r"uksDaY the 2Oth day Of November Of Public
living, all the houses 81 business
Rev Dr. ~ sxu will preach by invitation at the B.p,
p.rm,yt II o'clock, A. 81.
NH 90,
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bf GODDIS APPERsoN. Aucrs
VALUABLE RlsI,DI,s: In. Az a,r..
y, TWEEN BYRD AND ARCH STREETS, TOR sALr AT Az.
lcS-"hi lie -o on THURSDAY. ruth November 1850 on IN.
e.n,n' Eeli At oek io, ocaisI A.
s'osr fronting si& feet Of
Or Tor small s-lins. w 'o"'eS" 's''"'y
IeT,HS-A cash balance 3 months 6r
ots. interest sidd, dec az ,,, r.,.n
noia aonntS ..aa ,s,.ne
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noit GODDIS .ppa
EDM " sSIONEh's sALi az yalUan..
~ LAND ON JAMES RivkR.-fa pursuance . decree ero
nouhe.a NJ The Circuit Court of
term 1906 IN the Of Moore called Twin.
70 h highest bidder. premises r,e 81 i.nd
called sens situated James River count, Of Boe,In.
am rthiu mii- OF the
% aeres about half Of which on ~,
aet about ~ acres OF James ou,n
tv OF plant land Of superior quality d. eTvrk ru1nn,
through The farn on which their a
Improvements insist 81 dwelling though out of 70.
-r msh DC made com oabl- By moderate expenditure
barn. tobacco houses ~
rsSs-so much eah wn be necessary To de-.
ray .s OF sal, and credit Of l. aud
gwen 'or the balance the purchaser undoab
prsSna security IN equal annual inament
oeit-lautds M X IRyISG Co.
LARGE AUCTION SALE OF NEG.HOIs
5HN rOsDAf, December 3D. the n Caro-
~ "nA WI be sod At suction for cash, from
zoo TO 300 VALUABLE NEGROEs.
h.stnr OF held hands and mechanics, Th..-
>-goe- hs We raised the
he fr-d for sale psc. OF ale ia =. - IN. :. ~
Nmnsion and Weldon Railroad, (- over which
too passenger trains uay daily
me sale VII be Tor cash. bot time be
ArAnsemens -i be granted bis or approved
- -fF'''e'
Letters addressed the subscriber Raleigh ~ c. vii, receive
d
ocI-dkczavuist
~ Those neuspapers In which m,
TO taks place on Nov 3D. ul publish aud end
ur accounts To the Editor Of "The Raleigh O win
copy Of the publication. - ~
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ATTEN--ION UNIyEnsE.

Gentemen-In IN. spripy NJ hi SHEIERyD, Nov. a. 1854
trs Rest gave account O-,, OF Farm
'Aue TO hni ms she was crippled OF ~
not walk step, she crawd about child on All could
one bottle OF Rheumatic her ut one and rs
nov Work IN Tie heid aud Of Won h h.
cause The medicine Is good ani should H.
+. A.. ~ =, ~, HENRY c. WILSON
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
THE KANSAS MEETING 1T ST. LOUIS.

Corresy ondeI ce Of The N Y. Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, August p, 1856.
The telegraph has 10 doubt informed you ere this,
of the sympathizing Pro Slavery meeting held this
afternoon. !, with many other Free Soilers, also
attended, out of curiosity. / shall not rehearse the
cut a, ddred resolutions passed, or rather as the
Chairman SAID were passed. This l doubt; the
"Noes" were certainly as many as the Ayes.
There were probably about 800 present. Great
confusion ensued during the progress OF the meeting,
ard very little of the speaking could be heard Col.
Gun sly occupied the staLd most Of the time Inc
gst of bis speech was denunciatory OF Pierce And
now, our turn is next. We will show some of the
"prncipal ctzeu. that 81. Louis is Free ), Anti
Slavery city. The merchants, body. are utterly
opposed 20 the further extension CT the Slavery curse
Tie $4,000 Germsns, en- mqsse, ale opposed 10 slavery
IL any shape The line of denarkation was drawn this
after oCD and hereafter there are but two parties IN
this city-Pro Slavery and Anti-Savery. W are not
afr aid 10 speak and act in tbs matter. We know thai
three .fourhs of cur population utterly opposed t.
the throat cutting Missouri Border Rnihans.
Tie IL eetpg this afternoon was "the beginning ot
the trd." What that end is to De, God only kno VS.
| but do know that Slavery cannot be crammed down
the tbroas Of tEe freemen Of this city. If civil wer IS
TO be the result we VIII lot GEEK IT. but we VIII not
avoid It, for we know that God will protect the night
Some days ago Pro. Slavery sympath,zer endeavor,
ed to rai.e armed company IN this CITY 10 pfoceed
10 Kansas The fellow met with very poor su;cess as
hear having received " more kicks than recruits
'ew words to Free Soil emgrants Avoid st.
Louis. No company of Free Soilers can pss' up the
| Missouri River. Armed bands from the South are
feed ard csressed a. Lexington but freemen sfs di'
armed rsuted and driven back. Buford and his lizy
loa,es were received with open arms in that city, pa
raded the streets under arms, aid and sympathy were
extended to tbeu and then forwarded on Their way.
And prom isiIg settlers they have made Ot the loo
who Iassed through this city, theie are no, ten re
mairipe in Kansas. Some Of them are 10 TIC cala6ooe
| iu this CITY; many others gamblers AID grog'sh'p
oafeIs Drunk. nness has laid many of them III thelr
| fonnd their way home, utterly disguised with the
| country. H. c.a,, I,
Rest assured that Kansas will be Free STATE II
ia worth struggle 10 make il 40 Let freemen, wne'
ther Moth OF South be true to their country shI We
mav sav IA slavery; Thus far and Do farther sa4'
| thou CO." -.,;,
| liberty TO the land AMlsS'OhiA''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

pressiny ntcesrue-, II wns bougnt time fr s,x'y
ihousAI d collars. Thus sslazT At length Accomplished
he gre-t purpose. selling hi, Br-zil wooi T., ,rr q,
tiucs What u VA wor'h, Ryss being D igei 10 bl,
although be knew he would b. compelled 70 sci i. n
r.1 osv for ~ third tn aToun' lie bsi or,u ,-i r.,
LAY for II. From TIE present cOnGit on OF Il. La =
ie-e tfoop. r. - 'ai- To prerume tha, the 'went
tlorsspa collars have been expended ami tha. ,.z.r
Va out urou apother speculation.
ssAsar tao heen for org time a'puirg 70 the
Pre- sdercy 81 tks >ia' and acoPt'ng 'h- u-u4 ca.
tom # r., sd.I al aspifar;s encesyprei - keep no
sr.ip.tua' arim -iiy between the factions by which
II has been ur.oruIs Girrac'ed His patriotism
pa@ b.ut dec By his Iessor smbiion. To effect hrs
prrro.e. te would make any sacrifice. Il Wa.
iav6iie expres-ion -h tin that he iopei h. m yht
Dee ptl mlteo To 1--we to see the day "htn the CITY of
Crstada would he r. zed % the ground aud trse
TAINTED IN tie Piazza upon which Won be carved tAe
irscriptor. - Here stood Granada
E.ipy fully aware of tn" sentiments he entertained
toun,t ,t,ui durirg h'. life, the people Of Granada
instead OF regrei'ing biz death eyigced mu n grnd
cation that the Inveter-'e enemy CT their cay ended
bis dats prematnrely in the place he had 80 long and
or esi y labort Il to ruin.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

Tecumseh. with loss TO the Prc-Savery party Of
thirty mer aeo That Gen. Pomeroy wa killed in the
engagement.
CHc'co, Saturday Aug. 30 la56
we have the following intelligence from Kqns's
oa'td The 2Jd inst Three thousand Mssoursns a'e
COLLECTED at Wesfpor and Kansas City. and it ia ey
ptcttd they vi march on re 3cth in different, DO
tacbinen'S, alorg both sides Of the Kansas River to
iufround the Free State sele merits all tbs w.ywet
rs siar az Topeka. General Richardson had marched
n"l'h' 'S't'iby to intercept ani capture Gen. Lgn.
but actually to prevert assistance comirg to Law
renee through N.braska.
NO communication could be had with the river, er-
cept at the risk of lie.
Provisions were very scarce At Lawrence and the
ciizsns had asked Government escort TO obtain sup.
Ilits, but they were refused An attempt to be
made to Obtain supplies under guard Of he Free.
State force
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
NICARAGUA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAWBA.

The L. S. Mail steamship Caha awba J. ID Bullock
commander, from san Juan del Norte, arrived N
Saturday moinirg. She bring. the passengers and
treasure which LEFT San Francisco per steamer Sierra
Nevada on the 9Th Of August, with Nicaragua dates
to Aug. 10. The route is regularly open, aud pas
sergers can Cross without any trouble whatever.
The memoranda furnished by the Purser state that
affairs in Nicaragua are looking up. Gen. Walker, by
his policy iu allowing the troops of the other Allied
States to take possession Of Leon has in fact
Iletely dsore auiztd them. The late execution of
Salazar snd scovery of the deceit Of The English
Vce-CcDsul has produced a good effect. Trade il
britb and -four, pork beef and provisions generally
bring good prices. Thee is no sickness al present
smorg the troops Grar ada has not been go healthy
for long time
Padre Will was received with open arms by the
delighted inhabitants. The Padre has given 50 fiat
terirg an account of his reception ana treatment in
the United States, that many wish to visit repub
lican shores. His return has done the cause tenfod
more good than he could possibly have done at Wash.
iDgtcn The health Of the Transit is excellent, and
the facilities for transportation much greater than
formerly that passengers now undergo no detention
WI atever, either by land on the river.
The exequatur granted to Mr.. Thomas Manning, az
Vice Corsu for II. r. NJ in Nicaragua has been with
drawn account of his unduly interfering in the nte
rior affairs of the Republic of Nicaragua. Walker
having taken into consideration tina, the Slater Of
Guatemala, San Salvador, Honduras, aud Costa R'ca
are Low allied in hostiles against the exspg Gov
eminent of the Republic of Nicaragua, has decreed
that al the ports of Central America the waters of
the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, with the exception
OF the inter oceanic transit via San Juan del
Norte and San Juan del Sur, are blocksded.
Aug. 90 LAT. 35 ~, ION. "a H. passed bsrk Mara
lIeisey, Of Portland, steering northeast
Left at anchor in San Juan, II. B. VI screw.rigate
Arrogant, Of 80 guns; gun boats Pioneer, Vic
tor ard Intrepid, Of guns each and of the harbor,
screw line-of battle ship Orion, 90 guns; and screw
fricate Imperieuse, of 20 guns.
We are Indebted to the Purser OF the Caha VIA and
to Wines & Co 3 Express for the prompt delivery of
Nicaragua papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

the futnre cond or o. the Mu'quo Iniisn. fo- which
h. Mnies;y's Governmen, sre bound N honor 20 p-o-
vice. NIGH be assured BY cuect reputation
II '.ro' cortenred nor ever has been cNn.esiei
TIA. the Rri,sh Government, consistently with the
Stimulation, of ib, treaty of 1885, coul, ia the Of
tpt Mu.qri,o Inllsns. take with military force, aud
bod San Juan de Nicaragua or aoy other poin, IN
Ceurrs. America; ani her Majesty Govern nent
svte., with Mr. Marcy that -uch proceeding would
be rscouct able with TIE independence and aeu'ra !
" Of the I,hmus, aud would render the treaty mugs
tony 10 tie Urlted States; bat 10 such question IS
ever been sovsrced and no such proceeding has been
con'eUpNed' -
Tie y caragusn Government shs-es with the r 81
Of Csiercor tie opinion tha the fdtlre OF Md-qnto,
eno rh- Trojan tribes inh hsbitpg 1t, might o. ought 20
De- the subject Of direct negoti1oni AMI IN order 10
'sc ts'e tie question, has appointed Don Domingo
{. &c ou'is a. ni-ttr to the Court Of y. James 70
rePIestnt Nicsrsgus.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
CUBAN DEMONSTRATION--AN
CELEBRATION


on "ecut'day evening the Cubans 10 the Nicara
guar service comms norst,d with supper he ga ,nt
victory 1aned by Gen. Lopez over tae Spanish troops
a l.ss Posas.
C,l LAre spilled 20 the General in.Chi.f OF beh ali
ct the uir'y Nv Cubans, 70 bsve the sup2e. at hi
ius'is sra requested he horror of his a,ten lance
SAID Cot. LalIe
. 90 the part II the Cubars, invite yoa 20 attend
tbs srDlvtraIy occssiod; and Al lie saIn. time am
tnmissoted Il place AZ your disooa the service, OF
the mel IN Shose behalf | come We are here 10
a-vccs,e sn' ue'rhd tie principles of civilization and
piogress srd 70 you, their great head s1d leader
we appeal for counensnce and support on thus o,,s
sOD.' The General sccep.ed the in si,ation
The battle OF Las Posas Tor the hi.l. was fought on
the lJtk OF Augus', l-'l, on the Island OF Cuba,
b,tw.t n two huLdred and fifty Cuban-, under en-
Loptz, aIo seven hundred Spaniards under Ger
ELra TIE bafte was fought at great di..dvsota 20
by the Cobars; BAT. nevertheless, they gained a
brilliant victory, routing the Spsnads from, chosen
anr e mniandng positions with crest o.s 1t WAS ia
iemtn brsnce cf ibis victory that the anr,vers,rv
supper OF Wednesday night wa giveo.
On the entrance of the G G-neral, the Cubans were
drawn up in ine with their bsuLer in front. a. thu
GtItlal walked past the banner was dropped, and
"Yarket Doodle" was performed by the band
T'e tab.e Was arranged III Gen Wax quarters.
The invited guests filed The reception aud paror
81 very early hour ard after an interval of conver-
.aiicn ard music weie invited to the supper table
Tie reps.t finished ard the glasses filed, the President
arose and proposed:
Tie battle of Las Po.as-It demonstrated that
Iot withstand the Cubsns' Prolonged appl.usel
By Chsrles Callahan, e;q.-We have toasted the
living let us remember the dead " To the memory Of
CrteIdtn, Lopez aud the other braves whose b,ooi
hss wateed tie soil of Cuba end consecrated II TO
the harvest Of freedom"
Major Caycee, after prefacpg that Nicaragua was
the Iucleus round which the patriot Cubans might
isly snd that here taey would tuc that sympathy and
couu.d which would inlerpose no ob,tace, but rather
lttd sstance TO the cause Of progress everywhere,
pFopoeeG-
:" Ibe health ofsour President and General"
The widest enthusiasm succeeded this seutImen',
aLd not uItl the General to respond, uld any
voice have been heard. The Pre- said he WAS
well aware it was for deed which hal been done,
that his nsme eivtd with such acclamatlon bu
for what 10 he dOne And, Continued he if the
al support of those whe have so far
sustained in my shall continue to follow and
Uphold the ou ion, Whatever strength of mind OF
foce Of hsnd POSSESS shsl be devoted TO the cause
Gtrtlenen w al has been done it Is 10 be hoped will
lead to tie ftberatce Of greater results aud CONT
cot in this. appel to the anniversary of this day ia
1851.