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Nttff an Mfulfenfrenn0f.

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9eiluaoenen Grauoe p~erloren unle Qanbsmanu
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3Obn @pliatb, stephan SOf1,
(Gorrelp, cop,) Gotr. Merbetm.
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MtdttQe NefQmntmaduQa.

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Ste Geue hemtfGe 0e6e4baablnag
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MttaGbter Bauoere;m,
Die M~l,tgftsree bee N.tpapt,r Hauptretns frt bterrnts oufees
leFSert, an 2, aR&r, IbeDb5 & ubr In tbrem gep3balt&eu
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lung ScrItegen. Sppanm IS atteri
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2lmSeiQe.

Der Undergraduate 3ei9t hermit an, baB Der
Saal pes Commercial : 8uilrtua8" ftr Sc
f~enifafteu, Militdr- @pmpa8nteu &c. all ten fol.
9enpen Nbenben sur Oi8ppftirn 8effeIt ipernem
fam: Sepen 3ten Wfcnt19, /, ulln 4ten Oiens
flag, 2ten, 3ten Hrb 4ten Mittmrd, unb ehen 70
ant9 auf Serlau8en Dpaneritus unb 6reitas i'm
WtOnat, CAPT, 9, BnbG,
Waenf.
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0rOeertez StDre iii berfQufeu.
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3U oermistbeH$
Gin Wearf9arten nabe benz Btermeilen<6 auf
an Der Baltimore ulp Ohio &tienbobu, 9eG.
Iheres am 9enaurten TloRe, mmtr
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Sarm=Grbeiter UerlaHOt.
gfdbere Au8funft tpirb ertbeilt in Dem Gfbau8
an Baltimore UNI 2tSauitb Ctr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
The Great Fire at Belize, Honduras.
OUR BELIZE CORRESPONDENCE.

Billie, Hon, July Is, 1855.
TIC Lat. Dss,rtctiee Contlagraon-Immense Amonnt Il
properly Consumed RascaRy Conduct Of the Second
Wsa b.e ia Regimea-Lis. Of he Sufferers, dc.
have already advised you of the great are which
took place in this settlement on the night OF the nth
July. AT about hafpast eleven the alarm WAS given,
and the fire. which proved to be in building be-
longing to Senior Jose Z. Rosado, communicated
with the buildings adjoining owned by G. R. Armbuser,
which were new unfinished, and both unOccuped From
thence Il reached to the large mansion Of Mss Jane Je
fes next small shop adjoining, thence to Miss Mont
esnas and thence the sebastopol Hotel The wind be
ing very fresh, the street narcs Tie ouiidngs all of
woes and very dry, soon became apparent that
thing but blowing up the buildings to leeward could
arrest the progress Of the fames this a.
decided upon BY the Fire warden and powder WAS sent
for While waiting for the powder the famestrsvelled
Will race horse speed down both sides Of Widow lane
through Front street, extending south to The store
Of John L. Priest 4 Co., and 10 the north 10 the
store OF James Hyde Il Co., consuming every
building in the Intermediate spaces. 80 rapid
was the progress o. the taes inst the owners and occu
pants a. the buildings destroyed only able 10 move
moeiy Of their property, which after being deposited on
,he various whaS. wa s,o ~ AL Is X s a re
sued and several persons who on the night o. the l.th
possssses Of and surrounded ny every comfort
found themselves the morning Of the 18TH without
house bus and possessed OF only the clothes
| IN winch srcy stood.
The merchants. their clerks, the white population,
the crs Of her Maetys for es the commander officers
and Of the royal mail steamship Eagle the officers
ana crews Of the merchant vessels in the harbor
and THE black population exerted themselves man
fully to the progress Of the flames and save property
from the Geyourpg clement The soldiers OF the 2d West
India Regiment, with their wives and families, be
hayed, however the most rascay and brutal manner
enfsri-e ss I~eiu9 houses OF Inc
merchants breaking their glasses, destroying their orna
nens smashing their furniture, stealing their plate aud
fitting themselves with their wearing apparel fubo in
Inst % the principal sufferers, and viii give you full par
ucuars by the first vessel 70 your port
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NkTrOEf, Aug. -, 1906.
GYSItEsES-i should be most happy 10 attend tho
Democratic Mass Fabrication meeting 20 evening
~ Iammany Hall, but other engagements stand n the
way One great attraction would De the pleasure
Of hearing VI ennent speakers from distance who wis
address you, aud The privilege which do not often
10Y, and therefore PrGs the nghly Of composing
Of The audience The democrats OF New York have
shown their Of the Importance the present crisis
in our affairs b. the responsibility and worth Of tse
candidates they AVE seeoed for toe various state Of
sces and the handsome AM generous manner In which
they have been presented ior the popular support Great
as our stake In the preservation Of the mon add 10 the
ascerdency az democratic pfiaspies Ia the national al
minis, alton loses kaf i,s valuo own noble state
cannot he resosed FROM the mgcvernnent 20 which il
nov a prey Tke State governmept, ln all lie branches
could not well be IN hands Tie national govern
mont secs ne AT re ote points and in special interests
opv Int thst o. sbs state touches us everywhere
s,ae finances and The great institutions OF education,
oharty ana physical Improvement which they control,
10 receive Hrs care The scton Of our erecu
tive legislative and Judicial funct onares, invites inquiry
and demands reform. Proudly MI democrat Of Veg
York look back upon the history Of eur state government
in democratic hands and contrast N Wild 0ur present
miserable and degraded condition Ohion IN the demo
ranks continued Cancellation and ,bcarance 70 the
Nominations ye, 70 be made orgetulness pfsef and de-
yoon 70 the cause With reasonable EFFORT, om asd VIII
redeem the state and for il once more nom in
brethren The proud speculation Of the Empire ste Of the
In haste, truly hours, J. VAN BUREN,
kessrs CRAVINGS, Dnosp, hSos and others, Connties
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WASHINGTON, Aug. "a, 1855.

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a, 1885,
ne Old Fat Of Aesenius AgrrTd involved IN the Pre-
cent Conventional Issue-TAe Stomach u.s. P0triotims-
Demise Of the WashSsotcn Sea.snei-kr kanesoms
ResolutsOns on the Tsas Trea-Deaa Of the Hon. James
Nedchdm.
The success Of Pierce and Douglas u foreshadowed by
the loud complaining and mourning everywhere heard
to-day, by members who want to get home. The tact is
that country members especially "down upon what
they call this working for nothing, and having to feed
ones SELF In pecuniary point Of view, not farthng
can hoped beyond the amount already received Of
the three thousand dollars per annum should the sesson
continue 70 December next This fact viii do the bust
ness and the provso feature Of the Army appropriation
bill will be stricken out Talk no more Of patriotism
duty as governing features Of American national Con-
gress-the terms i'll applied, and the facts nowhere
exist The resolution Of the Senate not to adjourn
until the House yielded submission 70 lis dctaon has
boarding honorable gentlemen OF Congress. From
these facts, ii is fair reasoning that the Sc
will prove its mastery the House, and large
majority Of the nation, before to morrows adjournment
Yesterdays last ballot all but did the work. solitary
would have made tie; change Of two votes would
have given Kansas TO the tender mercies Of the
Fierce managers and the Atchison patriots. The force
OF the HERADs reasoning is everywhere admitted but
with certain members above alluded to, and
principles are forced TO yield self and seinterest.
Again, say count for certainty on the early success OF
Pierce and Douglass
Inc washington sshs"ct illaue eAlt
It has largely involved its late proprietor who was as
usual with Washington politicians promised everything
and finally turned OIL penress II is great triumph
for the linton which for the last year has been working
to bring about this result II held back the publication
OF Beverly fuckers card announcing the dissolution OF
the Sentinel until to-day and now presents 1t without
lire Of comment The Union and It's penny fiddler, the
Star will have the free and alone should Bu
chansn be made President The result is alike decided
triumph for Forney. The Indebtedness Of the Sentinel is
ade TO reach high twenty thousand dollars This
is the Uttons statement.
Tra nreamble and resolutions offered by NJ Mateson
Of New York on the Missouri compromise ia connection
with the treaty the United states with Texas for her
admission the Union, in ls45, making by article
third OF the compact the prohibition OF slavery north Of
latitude thirty degrees thirty minue were Laid upon
the table without discussion The importance OF strict
adherence 10 the terms of the Texan contract Is being
insisted upon and Legislature Of Texas has had the
subjeet under consideration. If time will permit the
next session may take up the question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26

You will observe that OF thirteen numbers Of your
per more than seven did not arrive and OF these only
seven in due tme and you Will md II as much TO your
interest Is TO that or your subscribers to obvate this in
convenience.
The vomito has very fatal In this place during the
whole OF July. great number Of foreigners, most OF
them Frenchmen and Spaniards and many Mexicans
from the Interior died the third or fifth day Of their
sickness. On the l9th we buried thirty seven.
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WAsmSor1S, Arc. e, 1853
Tss cz,ral AnsrtsCH cu,aitoa-Ts, csntai b<r.cn "
Senate ara ~ lop'~- R,,ag n ne Rrtsl,oar keldsrs
- rai5s "a Karse,-Prog,1' y lorg Ssssie, e., &C.
A. noon yesterday ths government Knew ross'rg be-
you'd sbut appeared q TIE newspapers o. thS appoint
men, o. any special AGENT b. England The settlement,
II ibe Central Americas question. That subject al
rcady mentioned, y " fair way 81 greedy adu,men.
fhe state Department; having definite Hsso upln
she recently received dafpa,ches ron Mr.. Dls which
favor an sorly settlement or nc matter.
The BsEArp or Friday wholly dsapssared 10 a few
hours after reaching al. city Reason eagerrsss u
members snd others 10 Get rcrusal u ~ article Asli
"a. sThe Erirs scsson--whats 10 Be Done f'-ssag
continuance Of the arrrmen, that made lie Appearance
IA your pepper o. Thufsdsy. strange II say, sofres
lions upon ,bo provo b,sagbt together several d tue
mos, prominent Of ,he republican leaders a, tho res
euce Of Mr. Nelson, a Virginia planter, and mar q
ortons We SCscIved 10 adhere 70 the Hsuse provso
throughout be Tie session IoFg or short a. consequence
the decision Al very vel as far a. lsadsrs are
serned but thore many both sdos Of tie question
Sho anxious % ge, away, Sat with whom Tag Gu
ios' nov has not mush ina4euce. Besides the tine
spent N Legislation 10 mp.h dead loss-nosey out
re pocse. snd Done gang "a powerful argument
Governor shannon had not received the notification Of
hs recall BY The goverERent al e latest dates from
kansas. should Congress- fasly adjourn without PRO
vidng Tor the army Mr.. ceary, tie aev Governo- vi
return leaving Shannon 70 act Geary az
vice Of the ar ny, under Gen smith s placed Il HE dis
poesl: the Colonel has 10 sct-Geary 70 command and
drsn. most enviable position Tor so Trustworthy
and popular oalcer Cen Smith 10 be placed hi I.
waslse refusal Of hannon 10 the army every little
outbrcax that led bis recall eolusion fsvering
free soIys reported 70 President sting be.
TWEEN Shannon and Col Sumner, By Atchison aud his
friends mere , theTeove no further mystery as TO
ste canee Of Che removal az these too officers.
me Isss aoooupss reresent Gen CnshIns a. recon.
sneadsnQ 10 Prom Senator the necsssty Of CON
ryomse With fss House, ~ proposed ny senator Bell.
tkcouree his suggestion dcteed By nothing else than
v purely patriotic desire for the pablo good can
have ulterior personal object 10 yiev-at least Mr..
c. shipg you'd bare II 20 regarded.