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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
Esroaa IN raox yiaorNn.-rhe charle,

ExioRa i"S IRON yiaoINn.--'rhr Charles.
town Va Republican sa,s. during The last
iva weeks large numbers 81 rmisianis have
passed lhrougl, that place. They intend to
incstr IN missouri. Iowa, lllinois and Kansas.
They were principally from Augusta. Abe.
marie and BOtetourt--and we're all we'll pre-.
pared with fine teams and wagons. A. an
Offset ~ Ibis. IL has seen 4 FEW lamiiiss re.
turning IRON the west. 10 quite = different
cnnditon--horscs pDor, wagons worn out. and
family generally sick.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
The Orange Guar ds and the IIawfeid
REGIMENT.

The officers of the Haw6eld Regiment having
rendered TO the Orange Guards invitation to attend
their Regimena Muster the company proceeded to the
muster ground at Eli Sharps on Saturday last when
thew were Hospitality entertained, and spent the day
much to the qualification of all concerned. very
.rgc number Of citizens from the country around werc
,,.o assembled, which added much to the pleasure Of
the participants.
soon after the arrival Of the Orange Guards on the
ground, they were formed into Order and were wcleom
ed to the Inequalities of the Hawfsld Regiment hy
Col. Tate. in short but handsome and appropriate
address a, the close Of which they were invited to par
take Of refreshments which were placed before ihe
| The union Of the Orange Guards and the companies
Of the Regiment seemed to stimulate each other, AM
we are informed that all tho evolu,ions and Pcricr
manccs were carried through with skill and precision
which reflected much credit on the officers and thel
companies. These DUTIES performed, the regiment va
brough, up in close order when the Colonel addfcsse
10 his officers and men short speech, rendered MOI
interesting BY remarks drawn forth by the presence
the Orange Guards. These were responded TO IN
brief but appropriate manner by Lieut.. ID. D. Phillips
The regiment being now dismissed, dinner was ser'
ed up. and the Guards were escorted TO the house
par,ake Of The table sumptuousls loaded W.T.
large variety Of good things very nicely prepared
which were paitaken Of with the keener lesi. as helm
The free viii offering 81 a whole soulcd people.
The Guards, after mastering short time, took lea'
OF their entertainers and returned home with chefishs
recoecons OF the hospitality o,hc officers and s"d'e
4 t.a liza. A ha
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

WAKE. SUPERIOR t'orRr.--htthc Fall Term.
Judge Saunders presiding, Wiley J. Loyd Was
convicted ~ Bigamy. branded on The cheek
With the lrt'rr li. AMI whipped. John Lash.
" was con, ieted u Larceny. John Mitchell,
convicted 81 Larceny. hur-c stealing. W.
". Port, convicted Of getting possession OF
a hond PAYABLE TO one Cross. aud tearing
ii. GuilfUrd. 4 slave 70 Col. Mnrning. II
Johnston, con,ic ed 81 the murder 81 Matthew
PEBBLES Of Johnston. Appealed 70 supreme
Court.
Nancy Howell recovered 500 from Tho.
mas Young. Inr the seduction u plaiptIfi !
daughter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

NrBnssK,.--'Thr census Il Nebraska has
Just been taken. and il Shows population d
1915. aud 1900 voters. The populations
has increased over lwoand nnr fourth Toll ~
a single wear. AMI tie NUMBER 81 snier, =
nearly three times grcaief Tim % 1855.
There Wa MT a single dnll.r subscribed Tor
Sharpp's rife. 10 establish this Tertiary aud
ill IL with citizens.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

Western Extension Of the N. Carolina road, and $685.
COO for the Atlantic and n. Carolina road Proposals
received until the 9Th Of November
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

rIorida--Tbs election fat Governor Congress
and Legislature, took place Monday the sih inst
Reports are contradictory, but the probability i thai
,hs Democrats hsys succeeded.
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TnE BALTIMORE ELseTInN.-Our munich
pal election tonk place u day. aud toward.
its close was characterized hy great deal OF
disorder and fighting. pistol, and guns being
lrecl, used. The fighting in the eighth and
fourteenth wards was particularly severe.
The most serious riot occurred near Lexing.
ton Market, between tie adherents ii the New
Market Fire Company tIenocratsl ard an
American Club, The Rip-Rdps.l The Turner
were driven from the Twelfth Ward POLL, aud
lnrced TO the engine house. where general
fight with pistols and mu.kcts took place,
which lasted Tor hall huur. wherein fur were
killed and twenty more or less wounded.
among The. latter we're thrce children. The
names Of the killed are Charles Brown, -
Waters, - Sparks. aud a mother whose
name Is unknown. Two or three Of the
wounded were dangerously injured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

II is stated that the Presbyterian Female callege
sta,esye has recently been opened with about seven
" young lady students.
The buildings are nearly completed, and the institute
ton lids fair to become one Of great prominence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
Fillmore In ,Iichisan-A siale Convent,

was held Detroit on The lst instant and az elte
iofii ticket fpmeI ior Fillmore and Donelson. The
resolution. adopted Of conservative ehararisfre
pudiltlnz al sgrtionalism. Oi Mr. Fillmore I!ey say
Standing a. he Jccs upon the broad platform 81 ne
cop,fifutgg. the undouhtsd patriotism. distinguished
sJli,y. and ripe experience d Willard Fillmore ah,rd
q. suf ient gnirsnise that by his election 10 the
Presidency the tranquility, happiness, snd prosperity
n our county, and our Who coua will be secured
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
western n. Carolina RolIroad-we

indebted 10 lanes c. Turner, esq, Chief Engineer o.
the Western n Carolina Railroad. for pamphlet copy
Of The proceedings Of the stockholders, with the reports
Of the Preslden, and Chief Engineer
The route from Salisbury 10 Marssntnn, III mics
has been surveyed. Il runs by sisiessie and New.
TN. BIZ, another Inc avoiding Newton. would save
sl7s. ss7 in cost be 81 miles shorter. and reduce the
Grades aud curves Il IS left Tor the Legislature 70 de-
eile whether 10 make sufficient appropriation 10 BY
Newton or not.
The contracts from Salisbury 70 siaiessilc have
been let. and $6soOo worth Of work done Or 10 9Th
August last.
Tie whole cost of the shorter and cheaper route i
estimated al $ s5s lss 80. including Locomotives
cars, &c.
The progress Of improvement in our State slI,rds
cheering prospect. With the ~ csrolins Railroad
/ now completed. opening di'cct communication 70
! Wilmington; the Atlantic and n. Carolina RlIlfoad
| rapidly progressing towards complexion, making an
easy .eccss 70 the haror o. Beaufort one d the best
on the Atlantic coast: and the Western y Carolina
Railroad 80 fairly begun. bidding isiF, q no distant
sy. 10 unite the Pacific with the Atlantic. well ma,
wc look forward Wiih high as,cipltons. Withou, any
exaggerated vision we may take up the language q
Nj, Toner in Tic close II he report and IN coniempia
ton Of the opening Of thai great highway eIelim
.Then viii North Carolina longer sassal 70 olhe
states take that position among her sisters Of the Tn
ion. 70 which nature aud Der geographical position >
Justly cnIc her. Then will il he known that ther'
!. an interim Of North CsIolina interior rich am
productive 10 both mineral and agricultural resources
THEN will be known that ~ agricultural purpose
no, only your valleys, but your mountains. are nc!
anil pro lucss 70 iheif very submits. That from thes
nouniains ihe rirklins sueimels running through
thousand sales from rs many crystal fountains, con
,.a, Il a,v. unit, their accumulated waters roll int
broad ri.sIs aGirlns suiIi eni water lo~er 70 dny
an ,hs manufacturing machines Of New England.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
.,aexwood,s Edinbursh Magazine

for September has been received Judging from the Por'
tons We have read il is an interesting numbef It's
contents arc /. The Scott Abroad--The Man Of d..
plon,acy. .. sketches on the Way TO Stockholm. Y
The Alhelings; or. The Three Giits.-Pah ". T.
Seaside studies--Plr H. 4 Chapter on Pennsnar
Dogs. 5. oidiower. 4 Brookside Dialogue. 8 The
Poetry Of Christian Art. :. Mscaulay.
Published by Leonard scot, 4 20. \. York. Pnce
~ per annum for ans one Of the Reviews. or Black
wood : ior any two Of the works. D; Tor B's<auooS
and the four Reviews. $ To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
baltimore Eieciion-'rhe election 70 D

baltimore Eiectfon-Ihc sIfc'I"h n BlIu'
timore FOR Mayor and members Of The Council, took
plac. on Wednesday Last. Thomas Swami, American
i elected Mayor BY a rsjorty q i5i II The First
Branch ~ ihe City Councils the Americans have % The
Democrats /; in ahs second Bsueh each part, has
Eve members
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

The Expressive hasc received the first mum.
bcr 81 new paper with the above title, published N
Newbern hy c. Z. Dayrnpah. Il advocates the riee-
ton 81 Fillmore and Doneson. Il promises 70 Be con-
Quoted with ability Is Of good size and has neat aP-
pcaranee. We welcome Mr. Dlycnpon into the editO.
rial eorps sn hope he will no. labor IN VAIN either ~
support OF the good in which be has enlisted or
in secumuIaiins a fortune for himself
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

state Bonds,-Tbe Public Treasurer o. this
stae hss "a a,isl .:f sa, Ssao o,c eftssis fsr,ss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
HILLSBoROUGH, n. c.
Wcdn esday, October 10, 1896.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE,

OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON DONALDSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
S>~~<~-~~><~<~@~,>
AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
ron THE STATE At LARGE.
John w. Cameron, Of Cumberland.
l.. b. Carmichael, Of Wilkes
ron TnE
lst District, Lewis Thompson, OF Berthe.
al T.. ]. Warren, Of Beaufort.
Al o. p. Meares, Of New Hanover.
4,h James T. I.ittlcjohn, of Granville
9Th !. A. ]. S,cdman, Of Chatham.
s,h Gen. J. VI. Leach. Of Davidson.
9TH Gen. A. J. Dargan. Of Arson.
sth John d. Hyman. Of Buncophc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

Counecfiews, -Te~r sieeiionsiu The sss,s q
Connection, -e~ kss4sn Msslsg ~ fass ~ 10
il5 towns hess1 IGN osesuy, skow 50 fer Bsehsnsn
and So Tor Fremont. snda misunderstanding az spps.
rent Democratic gain. The Hartford Courier has re-.
ported returns from l2G towns with result more 70.
yofshIe 70 the Republicans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

II The prapos~d ssa@ Convention ofshs Friends
Of Education in North csrolns. is 70 he held 81 Sails
bury on Tuesday ner, the slst instant. Those who
feel an interest in the movement are referred 70 the
notcs from Mr.. Wiley in anolber column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
rnc Orange County Annual Fair.

The Third Annual Fair of the Orange Society VIII
he opened i, 10 o'clock on Thursday the aoth q this
month and The Address will be delivered By Mr. VII.
liam D. Bingham'on Friday the 3l',.
We are gra,ed in being able 70 say tina, The building
ordered 10 be erected on the Fair Ground is completed
and will he fitted up in good order Tor the aecommoda
ton Of visitors, and The display Of articles for c1hib
ton.
We trust tha, there will be full attendance Of oul
agricultural friends. and an others interested in III,
prosperity. of our good old county Of Orange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

nR. A. DoofTrTLE Will REMOVE Hrs OFFICE on
~ The ars Of Apsas TO Y EshA ,saue, aeS m M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

M AIypm CrrHBuxT departed this ie at his late resi-
depcc In Georgia a. the completion Of his three score
years and ten. he was native Of that State, being Z
descendant II IT, early settlers. He enjoyed the conf
dence Of HE fellow citisena through long course OF
years and Represented hs state through several terms in
The House Representatives and In the Senate Of the
United states He bore conspicuous part In the most
important debates N Congress-, during period when
body rendered rusrous by the talents of Cav
his auainmeuns In classic literature his conversational
powers crvid elcquence and his dsnteressed rstr
politics In public station, he sought for nothing bat his
COUNTY, a welfare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

ForeiRn seCuFWes hHVe Reneray followed The c0nrse
Consols, and have consequently been duh with down.
yard tendency in value.
The London railway share market owing 10 the sestie
ment and . slight pressure Of stock combined with
suspension Of buying orders from tn country has
sonally been very weak, but the positive reaction In
prices has been remarkably trding good deal OF
sensation has been created by unfavorable ruors 10
the validity Of the concession the Riga line from the
Russian government, and there has consequently been
considerable movement In shares
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

(,orIIYs HOTEL. rooT or CANAL srREET. NEW
~ York directly opposite Collins line q steamers This
house IL pleasantly located snd cestra " business
Pine suits OF TO let transient permanent bceer
BLAKE ROBINSON, rfoprissors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

The British Funds have exhibited decline owing for
the most part TO the absence OF business caused by the
peculiar state OF financial affairs in Paris. But nowith
standing this disadvantage the market las will be by
auctuaiion table, has been seafy The dscison Of
the Bank OF Eugland directors mants ming the mini
rate OF discount at AZ per cent for the present pro
duced effect upon the market Yesterday Consos Cor
money opened at e5k e6x and the final prices were
s5g aebx for money, and 95l for the 1th Of August
There not the slightest change In the aspect Of the
market to-day, and at the close quotations ruled fol
iow ;-oonsos Account s5k e5K; do. money, ssIs =
ebk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

private intelligence he not followed by the troops
who, the contrary retired TO the heights and castle
which command Saragossa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31
IHf MALLS IF THE ARABIA.
IS RE 3oLgTIoN IN SPAIN.
t~~~><~>~>>~>N~o~~~r~
l&Gj 2 QU \ CHRISTINA FROM FRANCE.
~~~e<~~~~~~~>>OSe~~~~
siql Esp no, and Temporary Triumph
0'DOnnell.
IFS StNE (RAOE IN PARLIAMENT.
he SOUND DUES QUESTION.
Financial Intelligence,
&C., &C., DC.
GGg. q0l n CHRISTINA FROM FRANCE.
no, and Temporary Triumph
O'DOnnell.
lRADE IN PARLIAMENT.
lie SOUND DUES QUESTION,
Financial Intelligence,

e mails ofthe Arabia reached this city from Bosto
news edition to what had already reached US by
yraph. We publish, however full details of the revo
n in Spain, from the moment Of the resignation OF
ral Esparero head of the Cabinet to the reported
Grafton Of quiet in Madrid
fearful riot had taken place at Newcastle upon Tyne,
geen the societies called Orangemen aud Ribbonmen.
Orangemcn had been CT mmemorating the anniversa.
the Battle of the Boyne by dinner and afterwards
a procession, when they we're brutality attacked by
RibbonMen, who were armed with swords, knives,
,s, 'bludgeons, &c. Several Orangemen were Sc
sly wounded. 1t was estimated that from sixteen TO
,ty men had been more or less greatly injured.
the Admiralty Court, London the United States
mer Ericsson had obtained award Of 81, 900 sal
for towing the Dutch gaot from of the Sclly
and following days. 1t will be remembered that
the Ericsson fell in with the galliot she dis
ted and had signal of distress flying, and doubtless
Id have been lost, together with the whole OF her
:, bu. for the nterposition of the steamer.
rkcy is yearly evacuated by the English and French
ps.
lie militia riots at Ncnagh Qreland) are over.
ne news from Italy continues to be Of an alarming cha
err. There symptoms that sooner later Austria
Sardinia will come TO blows. A letter from Naples
the Anglo Italian Legion gives no little uneasiness
e. and las caused much expense to the government
be King had ordered the whole deienccs Of Gaia
TO be put into thorough repair for fear of descent
his terrible body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

ITO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNDERSIGNED BrGS To
acquain the trade In town and country that he sl
kinds OF repairing carefully and puncas prices.
New watches put mp. jew.lng done, Particular sen
ton given 10 thermometers and duplex CfiAS A. ROSE
FIELD " Ann street, near Nassau, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

IFrom the Briush Telegraph Company's nespatch.l
PARIS Friday, July is--6 y. W.
There 10 at~ intelligence from Madrid Ia Pafry>
says that the report OF ~ sarssossa Il con
hrmtd. II asserted that General Falcon, who com
handed the place and who formerly an aide de camp
OF Esparero, made his pronuncamento with the con.
currence Of part Of the nhabitan but according 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31

OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. 81 CHAMBEKG
~ street. new Court House) New York, June d 1885,
Public AVOID the risks iha' must inevitably
from the crowd Of payers who OF the latest
payment taxes have adopt the follow
Ing rule, which will be rgdy adhered to during
odice:-I shall receive money after O'Clock r. NJ Ever
officer In this Department strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing money or checks for the payment
taxes. BY order. HENRY n. HOWARD, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-31
IHf MAILS IF THE ARABIA.

Rs 9oLQTIoN IN SPAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-17
HAYTI.

BY the arrival of the bark Clara Windsor from Port
su Prince VIC have Hay'ien dates TO the % inst
Busintss is reported dull for al kinds Of Amsric an
produce. Coffee and log wood were abundant. The
health ofihs capital s usual at tbs season. was very
bsd The Emperor has been making grsad t0urnee
through the southern pant of his empire the heaer Of
recent outbreak and retained TO his capital on the
18th of November-t0 adopt the language OF the OIL
eisl journal" amid the thunder Of artillery and the
.'acoamsi ions OF the popuace and the troops.' The
next day after grand review, bis Majesty held
evee at witch all the public functioosres pres
ent, ard rho were entertained by the Duke of Thu
rn NJ bster of Marine ana War, with account OF
the imperial progress which he directed by ths
Emperor TO make HE grace announced says the
MoHiteur that the most profound tranquility ned
in the province visited by biz Msesty who had under
taken ard accomplished hi. journey for the emneay
patriotic purpose of establishing that public order
VIII b had been momentaily disturbed by Gen. Noise
Lsmour, who, iDhWrced by ambition sfter tuning
traitor 10 his country and hing had induced number
Of p rsons to take up arUs against the Government,
part Of whom w,Ie ANNA ed by bis own squirt and
part, ard by far the larger DER, were seduced by
hR dcctrInts subversive of all social order Gen La
mour and lie confed.ratss had, however been over
taken by the arm Of the lsw and punishment inct ID
upon those who bad oitur bed the public peace with
cut which Ieither industry nor prosperity exists He
aso assured them tba, his Majesty would always sec
ono the Efforts and aspirations OF the naon toward
oIder aid progress.
10 conc usion his Grace alluded to the assistance
which his Majesty had received ia all parts of tle
Southern Province, and 10 the lively sympathy and
affection to whch TIE PEOPLE and the army had given
expression. Bs Msjesty deeply sensible Of these
tokens Of Devotion and the citizens of the South and OF
all cissses assured him that their sole desire for the
maintenance Of pesce, to which end they prom
ised their hearty concurrence"
The us usl cries Of Viye FEmpereuri &c, s,luted
this speech, and tie hall Of audience resounded
with the enthusiastic shouts Of the Emperof's loyal
subjects
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-17
MEXICO.
SETTLEMENT OF THE ENGLISH DIFFICUL-
TY-ENGAGEMENr BETWEEN TIE GOV
EMINENT STEAMER GUERRERO AND

SETTLEMENT OF THE ENGLISH DIFFICULT
TY-ENGAGEMENr BETWEEN TIE GOV
EMINENT STEAMER GUERRERO AND
TIE DEMOCRATA.
BY the arrival yesterday Of the bark Wldfre, Capt.
Marscbak, from Vera Cruz, we have advices to
Nov. 20:
TIE English difficulty had been arranged in the City
of Mexico on the l4th Nov. The Mexican Govern
ment has submitted to aD and every condition asked
by the British Muster.
Mr.. Barron will be renstated as British Minister at
Mazatlan. Governor De Yoledo and Senior Landro
will be tried. Committee is to be appointed to est-
mate the damage.
The house of Barron & Farten had recovered
President Comonfort left the City of Mexico for
Puebla on the 18th Nov. He took with him fresh
supplies of troops and ammunition. The general belief
was that THU foolish Revolution would be quoted
The Mexican man-ofwar steamer Democratic, COM
manded by Capt. Nunez, which lately left Mexic An
port under very mysterious circumstances, and was
presum ed to have gone praca cruise, is thought
to be still cruising in the Gulthough the general i'm
preston was in Vera Cruz that it was Nuhezs inten
ton to join Walker in Nicaragua.
The Government steamer Guerrero, which was sent
in pursuit Of the Democratic, up with her off the
coast Of Yucatsn and, after short action, forced
to retire-havipg received shot the water-Gue.
The Democratic received no injury The force Of the
Guerrero was far inferior to that of the Democratic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-17

Orleans. On ny arrival here Wa enhsted nr one
year. Our rstens st present consist Of coffee And oee
A, 6nt We had bread, made Of corn meal And ~sses'
called "toytales." We generally cook our beef BY
tbruspg stick through it and holding over the afe'
Not many Of NJ have blankets; We are generally com
peued to lie upon the ground among the bushes Inc
sek have very little attention. The soldiers entertain
no respect for Walker. When in engagements We
have TO 6gbt for our own safety. Walker 10 very
severe in his discpne he shares in the dangers OF
the soldiers. and sometimes parakes OF the same 1000
that they do We are paid in scrp-receIve no money
q, all. / woui give all the scrip for my eigas months
,e, vices, my land right, and everything possess to
apy one who would be wiog TO act substitute for
me for the remaining four months Of my enlistment.
We have NO prospect Of being able to leave the coun-
try when cur time has expired. Walker refuses to
give us a pass, and by necessity we are forced TO
remain in the amy
The boy Robert Aeker, at the Quarantine Hospital,
il pretty fair specimen Of the Nicaragusn army.
must net close without noticing the noble conduct
Of Madame Lola Monies. On her way across the
courtry she met wretched.looking boy of fourteen
wears Of sge who was suffering with the fever Alter
some entreaty with the officers she effected the boys
release: che then dismounted from her mule, placed
the boy on her mule. and started of on foot to WALK
the remainr pat of the way to Virgin Bay; but the
eantry of the officers would not permit this, and she
was furnish ed with another mule TO complete the jour-
rev. could notice other generous acts OF hers among
the soldiers heard one poor fellow call her Miss
Nightingale. LAupERBuRS.
yo, Dec I6 lA6