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NO. 46 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE,
PHOTOGRAPHS.

EITHER Plain CoIored, from the
Il smallest in a Pin to
LIFB SIZE on CANVASS. Mt9NfH
This Is a new feature not hitherto at ~
tempted in Tennessee. Our patrons can
now have old DsguerTertypes Of de-
ceased friends copied as large 90 life, and
color natural By describing the complexion color Of the
har, eyes, dress &c. The public respectfully invited
call at the Gallery and specimens, over Hcks' China
Hall, Public Square, Nashville.
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CAUTION II PARTIES PURCHASING
s, n PIkE'S NJ sGNOBlA WHISKY,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TTIHE undersigned manufacturer and sole pro- 80
i prietor of The a0oVe brand OF WHISKY, would =E3)
Respectfully inform his customers and purchaser, l
Of this celebrated band, that there hss appeared
ton and Southern markets counterfeit
Whisky. being poisonous miauOn branded similar mis-
brand il passes under the name Of ). n. Dixie Magnolia
Whisky Cincinnati ohio, ana other names similar TO
Pike As there party in this City Of n
Dixie intended impose and deceive those who would
purchase genuine brand. make this statement pot
parties guard there several persons in the
east and king imitation, and using
si zht alteration have argyzeu era samples Of his
counterfeit brand and found tat contains adj pOiss In,
this fact alone mpes caution puOc preIscl
who are liable be decei ed and prevent the evil
attending the Of bis poisonous imitation also hereby
caution the fe ers Of brand that will prosecute
them full extent Of the law The genui s. n. Pks'z
Magnolia Whisky is distilled the qualities oil ~
and Orn waraated free from any deeJerOus
nOxions pound, ing and heal by beverage.
MANY parties recently commenced MAKING bIaud OF
Whisky CALLED Magnolia, but they Imitation my
trade brand be careful aud o genuine Magnolia
Whisky made the United States, and distilled by
Bpr22-ly SAM'L y PlhE,
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s12-TImE THRO, 25 HOURS
THIRAINS run through from Stevenson 70 Mem a IL
III phis and make close connection with trains
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al steven -
son. Through Tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold Tor
So. Time through . hours.
NO STAGING.
PasseBgers should leave Nashville the O'Clock. Pm,
Train which arrives Stevenson at l5 A NJ, and con-
meets with Trains Memphis No delay except h chang
ing u L. AL'DEINoO'5
apTI3-tf llcAet agent
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HOIIOway,s Ointment.-There 8

HOAlOWay'S OintmenGs-Ihere are millions o.
minute oraces in the skin. Through these, the Oin
melts under the hand conveyed 10 the OF
Inflammation. In this way it rapidly relieves asthma, Group,
sore throat, rheumatism, and all eruuous and ulcers.
Sold al the manufactures, Nc. 50 Maiden Lane, New
YORK, and No. 2 Strand London and by all druggists,
25c., 6216c. and 81 per pot.
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1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases. assorted;
1900 % cold
And all other articles usually found In I8W8v 81 t1sh-
msnts Merchants Peddlers and the CzrHs gene ali
invited and make selection, al tie a5ovo
Goods be closed out limited tune, lneY be-
long - different estates have other articles
tedious to MENTION % any Thing thai lady or
Gentleman would call for. M G. bhgCE4
Aueoneer Tor Consgusss, No II Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee. InoF&-omdorW
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M, G.. BRUCE.


HAS Just returned from as with the largest Stock q
II consigned Goods be sold Wholesale and Reisn
ever offered in the Western country, to-Wtts
STATIONERY.
1000 Reams Of Letter PuPei 1907 seseang Envelopes
1900 " Il" note paper, Ght2OuO g o. Fancy cords
Edges Of Blank Books, various
500 4" " Bill Cap 1000 gross and Psnclls;
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75C Fancy Note,
CUTLERY.
Lnives and Forzs lyO Hammers and Hatchsi
1000 Pocket Knives 100 dozen Argentine silver
500 pair aCssOu5 spoons
1910 RazOrs; ~ cords afdOubls barrel Cans
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so doz Cologne Hoss,
50 Hair OIL; 35OiP0T MOnaieE,
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500 Ladies' Cnmpauious; us % SILK DO
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10; 50 9. GenIenen ano
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s7OOO worth Of Gold Finger
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"a A new Post-ofice has been established at
Brown Hill, Monroe county, in this State.
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inst opened by JOHN RAMAGE,
apr25 AZ College street.
GFNTIEMEN'S FINE SUMNER SHOES.
French Patent Leather Oxford Ties;
do do do Tie and Diess shoes
do do do Congress Caters,
Prunella de do
Black Cloth, do do plain and tip'd;
Freu, Cali, do do
do do Oxford Ties;
English Lasting plain and tipped Ties. With fine assort
ment for Boys and Youths Of every description Opened
TO-DAY by JOHN kAMAGE,
apr25 ~ College st eet.
NASHVILLE COAL COMPANY NOTICE
TO >UBSCRIBERS OF STOCK
CALL Of TWENTY on the Stock subscribed 70
n Company is ordered, paw able in 90 days from the
Is Of February. Payment be made the Bank of the
I'm on, randall tuldng Cedar By order Of the
President sBd Board Of Directors.
su3l-Jf u. =. CARTER. Treasurer.
ADVICE To HUSBANDS AND WIVES.
ALSO, THosE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
Cold plates IS plain plates p cts free postage
TIHS work contains dissertation the necessity OF
Love effects Of CelbaCy COhabitaon ofSt rity
NAMED Increase family many other useful nstrUe
iOns-from the French Of Jean Dubois.
0' Address HENRY S. C. SMITH & co.
Agents Wanted. [feb3-6ml Pov S9'" p"'' "H'e y v
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF STRAW
GOODS, ETC.
DEM F. SHIELDS has Just received from Europe large
invoice OF Fine and Common Hats for Gent Boys, and
Misses German Hosiery, &c. which will be sold al whole
sale only. iHpIiS-bi.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u Positively the most Wonderful Dis
cOvsy Of the Nine eenh Century is Prof WOODS HAIR
RESTORATIVE since the best and most intelligent Of our
citizens positively testify, that will perfectly, and
permanently both he bald the gray, remove all dand
ruff itching disease of kind om the scalp and pre-
the hair perfectly old See the Circular and
defy doubt Sold by all Druggists. lapr29-dIW.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Ladies Wear.
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do do brown CongT do do do
do do CuTaCOa kid boots do do
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do do Satin do
do do BrOnzed Toilet Slippers
d. do Embroidered black satin slippers;
do do Black KID nee slippers; 18th fine assert.
rnen for Misses and Children Of and fashionable styles
Just opened by JOHN RAMAGE,
apr25 AZ College street.
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WEDNES DAYS AND SArUR
DAYS PACKET BOAT
FOR EmTTHEAaD AND PAULdrAHr


I r the Heirs OF Lieut. Robert Hayes, Capt
Clement Hail, aud Lieut. James Tatum Of the Rov0u
uonary War; vii call al The Office Of Ferguson 4 Coz No "a
Cedar street, Nashville, Tennessee hey viii hear
thing u their advantage. TfsbI3-dEwtr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

ConNL ~ BHAvEiY TO THE WoRK Within
the las, few days the Richmond Enquire ard the
Eurincr conservative democratic papers,, have
come cut bravely in defence Of the Kansas poll
cy Of Mr. Buchanan. as illustrated through his
faithful executive agent, Gov. Walker. We pub
lish this morning from the Enquirer a quiet but
very significant letter from Washington, which
we thrcwdly suspect, Is from some writer speak
ing as one having authority. a convention has
been elected in Kansas 10 form State conEtitu-
ton. The fec State party refusing To partici
pate in said election, the result is body Of dele
gates almost unanimously proslavcry. They
will, therefore, form a pro-slsvcry constitution.
Bat 10 satisfy the free State party that no juggle
shall be played upon them, Gov. Walker has said
ratification, bona yfds, Of the people Of Kansas,
and tina, uncss this Is done he viii do all he can 10
have the said constitution rejected by Congress.
II lie for this declaration that the Southern Sc
oessiou wing OF the democratic party demand the
head Of Waller. ard threaten the most terrible
Union, If they do not get Il.
In tbs condition Of things the calm, candid,
logical end Ebersl views OF the Southern letter
in The Richmond ErfFnJ TO which we have re-
fcrred, are woliiy perusal by our wreugling
shrinking ard tmid democracy Of Tammauy
Hon As TO the d solution Of the Union. from
the admission Of Kansas a. a free State, under
the op ration OF the organic law of Con-
grt's- on act to which the South was very will
ing parly-tle joke has become somewhat stale
Slavery or no slavery in Kansas, democracy or
10 6tnocrScy In The South, the South and the
North will bow 70 thc solution Of "a law.
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TBE ISprlS O,TpRElx.--wc add, this morn
ing a couple Of extracts from our London Giles,
TO the intelligence VIC have heretofore given on
the subject Of the Indian outbreak II will be
noticed that the British government docs not en-
terrain The lcast doubt Of its power to suppress the
mutiny, and punish the murdercrs Of the British
residents at Delhi
II is quite impossible for any one at this dis
lance 70 form a correct judgment on the justice
of this expectation. The great East India Com.
pany ard the condition of Hindostan generally
have always been mysteries TO the word outside;
even Englishmen, outside Of the company's scr.
vice. have confessed Themselves incapable Of
fatboming the one or the other. 1t is known in
general terms that the Hindoos, who are numeri-
cally at least $1,000 to one Of their conqucrors,
are feeble race, whom generations Of elaborate
oppression have rendered almost helpless but Il
is also known that the company has for some
years pursued the policy Of adopting and educa-
ting children OF the better class 10 India II
may he that this "Young India, like the "Young
Greece" of seventy years since is destined TO un-
dertake new war of independence.
One thing seems clear enough. Lord Canning,
the new Governor General, is an acolyte of Exc
ter Hall, ard full of projects as well for the abb
lIiion Of slavery in our Southern States as FOR
the convection Of the heather in India and clse.
where. Il seems he has been experimenting on
the souls Of some lIindoo., whom he desired
70 save, Complementary, by the Exeter Hall
method; forgetting that the East Indian who is q
lamb in his normal state, becomes tiger when
you touch his creed. The evaporation Of tbs
native troops the repeated muioies the Sso-
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The Magnetic Telegraph Company.

PHIiAnhTstt, JuIy " f5Of-
MA meeting Of the Directors Of the Magnetic re'egrsps
Company held In this city yesterday, dividend Of Two
per osn, was declared payable on and ssr The 10Th su
Al The same meeting dividend Of two per cen, on NJ
capital scci CT the Washington aud Mes o'leans rnss
sraph Company payable on and after The sls inst,
authorized
Alta supsequen, rce,nf OF tho stockholders OF the Coon
r.rv WIN ssalu vas re. elected President; Jo.oya
ss,o- secressry ard Geo VI. Hunt, treasurer Tue 81
NJ rd Of prec,ors with the exoepeon OF Mr. Riggs, "
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BattsroS, N. ", July o, 1885,.
M Presiden, Fierce, Ex-Governor Hunt, PosimasIv
Brett OF Washington and several other distinguished gcs
uemen arrived here on The morning train from Albany.
visit 10 Mrs william L. Marcy, and have taken rcsus
Al the sans souc Hotel We understand General rs~es
leaves for Boston, by way Springfield the two ococ
train this afternoon
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Indian Dinscuities az the West.

IAN Incorrect version Of the sub.o,ued despatch wa
Published 10 the morning papcrs
N. LovE, July s, 1881.
Reliable sdvccs from Fort Randall state thai the bsnH n
Sioux indiana who Las, spring committed the murders a,d
other ou,rag al Spirit lake, Minnesota are now encampsa
The head vs,ers Of James river SIXTY miles frou To
Pierre ns probable thai troops win be sent aer Acm.
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IsAvsSvoEni, July Q, via BoosyuJs, July Q, 1851.
Tho ninaiion OF Halter, charged with the muraw Il
Lyle, resulted In bis oommitia for trial ct the nsrsi
Court The prisoner was conveyed 10 the Fort for so
keeping and protection, until the exci,smeu, sboa ths
murder has subsidized.
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. WOMEN DocToRs.-We have received pam
phlet entitled the Eighth Annual Announce
ment Of the Female Medical College Of Penn
syivania," which is located in Philadelphia
From this we learn that the college is prosperous
and thriving, and the number Of students on the
increase. OF these latter we find list covering
two pages Of the report, and footing mp two
hundred names or thcreabouts 1t sounds odd to
read Of Doctors Anne, and Lydia, aud Haunah,
and Mary and so on; but we dare say they un
dcrstand their business and would make the
scoflers laugh on the wrong side of their mouths
If they bad them In dssecting room. Among
the faculty We notice an NJ. ID. aud Professor of
Physiology whose pame Is Ann; and Professor
of Anatomy with the deiclovsly romantic name
of Emmeline. Who wouldn't study pbysic to
hear lectures from person with such bosuti-
full nameS
To be serious, we are glad this institution, like
the others Of the same Kind, Ia prosperous; there
is plenty Of room for usefulness for women skilled
in medicine. We hope that young womea who
don't want TO marry will think well OF the sub
iect. The fees at the college arc only Sl'5 for
The whole course,
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government that BY the term "sathfactosy tres-
ty" was simply meant such an arrangement a
would secure the rights Of the British subjects in
the islards-the mengrel squatters already refer
red to; but the amendment makes no such limi-
tation; and even if it did, after the extraordinary
Interpretation which England has given to the
apparently plain language of the ClAytou-Bul-
wer treaty, what security would we have that il
was honestly meant, and would be honozably car
ried out: As for the provision that the islands
ehould not be fortified, it was doubtless with
view Of more easily taking possession of them
whenever such course was deemed advisable.
We require 20 treaties with England upon
the subject Of Central America. If we
desire conventions regarding those counties
they should be made directly with the
people there. The Clayton Bulwer treaty was
a mistake. Any repetition Of the folly would
be criminal 1t is useless to try and patch
up material which is rotten in every fibre, and
we do not believe MI. Buchanan ever would have
given his sanction to the YsOpening of the nego-
tistions which led to the Dallas-C Clarendon coz
vention. That belongs to the history of the last
WiCp<ffVu ouuAuhSaueiOHA VI kVVi l. tSxSSy UAu VIC
are rejoced that like himself, it is consigned to
oblivion.
We have every confidence that one of the first
acts of Mr.. Buchanan upon the meeting of COu-
grcss will he to suggest the propriety Of giving
the necessary notice to England for the abroga-
ton of the Clayton Bulwer treaty. This is the
easy ard statesmanlike way to cut the gcsdian
knot and relieve us from the endorsements and
entahg.ements which have been the natural re-
suits of our conventions with England upon sub
jects in which che has no right to intervene, and
60 excuse but the folly which has heretofore char
acterized our foreign policy. With statesman
at the helm we can avoid in the futare the mis-
takes of the past, and We have every confidence
in the wisdom, patriotism and nerve of our pre-
sent chief magistrate to bring about 90 gratifying
q result
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rBrL ,DxLrurA sroor BOARD.

rBfL kDHLrHrA STOCK BOARD.
Partspsrma, July q, 1867
Socks beavy. rcnnsy vania fve., ST. Reading R.sI-
road, a7x; Long Island Railroad, IL Mrris Canal, o.;
rcnnsJ |, aria railroad, t5h.
BurTArn, July p-sPM
Flour favors buyers; sales soc bbk, 81 te 81 "a o.
fcr good super 10 extra Iuinos and Wisconsin, and s1 a
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Tvs United states mall steamship Floris arrived hsrs
ths naosanx IN sixty hours from New York.
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rire nc Dsvcnport, iowa.
VI. LouIs, July o. 1857
Thirty teuemen,s burned at davenport, Iowa, o.
the eiA inst loss 3o,oco partially insured.
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Malls Tor Europe.
I'M NEW FORK HxRALD-KDITIoN FOE Bun0Py.
The mall steamship ,rh Star Capt Le,evc will leave
MS city morrow u noon for Southampton and Bremen
The European mails will close In this city half pasten
O'Clock 10 morrow morning.
rns European edition Of the anAlD, printed in French
ind English, viii be published u zen O'Clock In the
Log Single copies, In wrappers. six cents.
Subscriptions ana Advertisements for any edition Of the
RHw ToRx HERALD viii be received ct the following place
IL Europe
LoHDos-Am. European Express 10, 81 Ring william H.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RsooaMzKp, Bru.
wAsMSoros, July Q, 1855.
r. Stephens, The special superntendsnt for the sah
or the trust lands In Kansas belonging 70 the KAskA
P:ankeshaw and Peoria Indians infoT the CommnoaR
Of Indian Affairs Thai large number Of persons were -
sent from every State In the Unioa that the best sass q
feeling prevailed and that there was therefore no nss-
sty-as Was anuci pased there would be-Sos mahtng .
requlsion for troops Nearly evcsy psos Of land onsa
By the settlers taken at In valuation. whAs wNs -
thus taken brought generally three dollars an acre
The President has recognised the following Psruvtaa
Consuls;-Adolphe A. Cay, a Charleston Richard b ~
gerald a BALTIMORE santiago oAncla Bsllo, u Bossa; -
samuel J. Christian, ct Philadelphia
J. W. Davidson has been appointed ha,hAl for ~
Northern district Of Illinois, vice Nye, resigned; ~
Parker Postmaster u Geneva, vice Lewis and Il. H. y.
Feeny, Postmaster ., Wheeling, Woo Cracron
The Navy Department this morning received . lsasr
from Captain Hudson commander Of tho Eagara, dasn
June 2T, In which be says-I have ths honor 70 rspse
thu, shipoad OF the elegraphIo cable has ast been -
alongside this ship, which shall ii commence o.
ing into the forchold We havea promise Of sccood
sell now nearly fu the 3ist, and shall o.
ins from her Into the wardroom tier aban During -
time In which We shall be ooing from these vesscs -
their Districts separate tiers, shall oc away on -
shp one hundred miles In twenty -four hours. A $1,000
In my letter Of the the two vessels above rcfrsl
10 bring Oh about hundred and Gf,y miles q ~
cable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

We have slready made eur readers acquainted
with the plot of the Buccaneers OF Indiana to al
the delegation of tina. State in the United States
Serate with men of their Own color, il defsnce OF
the law of the State IS well IS Of the recent deci-
sion of the Senate in the case Of Mr. Harlan. That
plot was consumms.ed on Wednesday by the choice
as Senators OF DR.. G. y. Fitch, who serSel as u
Representative IN Congress from l>5l 70 l>,}, aud
Of Mr. Jesse II. Bright, whose present term in the
Senate expires on the 9Th proNimo. In this fraud
ulcnt election, as we are told By our telegrsphc
dispatch, twenty SIX Members of :he State senate
participated, or less than u quorum Of that body.
This alone, according 70 the Harlan decision, would
suffice TO render The election ruii aud void. Bat
it is needless - demonstrate the truth that the
whole transaction was fraud from beginning 70
ehd snd that the person. claiming 70 BE- elec.ed as
Stna,ors are not SUCH .nd csnno. hold their places
as such by virtue OF this deceptive election. All
tbs is perfectly known 10 them and 70 al the par
ties TO the conspiracy. They are perfectly aware
tbs, Dr. Fitch and Mr. Bright Will be turned OUT
lust as soon as The Senate can make the necessary
investigation. But they know hat such ar invest
CATION viii take time. 10 fact, il IS hardly pos :ble
that shoQld take place :: the Extra Session 20 be
colCtDed ON the It'll o. March. si.er NJ. Blchausa's
Inauguration, when these bogus Senator'S, being
provided with regular credentials, VII, il Is e1-
ptc,td be allowed 70 take their seats; or, even #
The Investigation Should be ordered 8. the Extra
SEES 90, /. cannot well b. ins5-i aul ac:ed uooc
hy tie S-nSe nj after Tie llsb oi March on WI CD
5sy, according 10 The Constitution Of Indiana. the
Legislature OF the state mus adj urn 10: = Nee.
Asslk IN TWO years. Thus L Is confidently De- eyed
jba, vacancy in the Two Sen.;orshiJs Will o..
brought about dunpc the vacation Of iae Legisla-
ture. and that GOV. willard can tben appoint
Messrs. Fitch snd Bright, and thu. give them
god title for two ears 3; east 10 the seats TIE,
as yre To- /, Is tue :hat when ths Senate de sres
this bogus election 70 be void ne question vi!
then ar1se whether tie vscSncy id not really occar
before tie Legislature adjourned: bIt TIA: /.
point IS 10 wtico Il Is supposed. tie age Admin.
istraton majority il tie Senate VII no: be very
scrupulous.
Such Is the intrigue By which Messr,. Willard
Fitch ard Bright propose TO sei aside the l.ws of
IDdiara and the rule Just lad down by the United
States Senate in the Harlan case. We commend
il 10 those who psy imagine that al the rsscalIty Of
the country is confined 20 The large cities. These
praire politicians are not behind tie Oldest pr,ct
poner anywhere.
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great part Of the machinery taken ont, and guard
put on board wild instructions and arrangements TO
se. them Ere the instant there Is any danger OF
iheir recSpture BY the fLlbus'ers. There remains
al GreytOwn precauOus and fragile stern-wbeel
steamer Of sGisl capacity. 1t could hardly serve 10
carry force up the river, even were there no
biDdrsnces 10 the way. But above all, It should
not be forgotten that Walker cannot move FROM
Rlyss, or from ST George two miles distant from
Rivas, at ODE Of which places he now ia, even 20
Obts The means Of sustaining life. The loss Of the
two BIKE boats San Carlos and Virgin has deprived
hun Of the mobi ity which for some time had been
bis chief resource. The leland Ometepe 10 the
lake. fifteen miles from Rvas, and the coast Of
Cbontaes opposite, some fly miles distant have
supplied bin with provisions; bat now, with his
boats and schooner lost the strong northeast gales
which prevail Oh the lake at the close OF the rainy
season and render lis navigation impractcas!e to
bDDgos, will absolutely copine him 70 Rvas. He
can no longer procure food 20 supply the men whom
fever snd the enemy have still left him. We see no
aitelnst We for him bu; 10 cspitulste or starye.