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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-14
AGENTS FOR TmE oAxETrr.

Agents. FOR TnE GAZETTE.
pAttr, rsiwfIkly sNp w1xNtr
New York : y N Ps,tengul 4 GO. lio Na..Au-st
William n shaituck. iig Nassau street,
Cincinnati - u rarvin 80 wee, Fourth street q
~ Louis ia. bu.iJeridgc \ W corner oli,r
aud Main streets
Chicago w Spencer 10, Randolph .i scrlv
en- and Gallagher, Dcarborn st
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u fhs weather ysstssday was sallsy ~
noss plsasaaE than the Close Of - wssk -
vie1s.
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THE GREAT WESTERN
BLANk BOOK MANDATORY I!
Gssirer, Fage r. ASNMe.
IA . iso LAKE, CORNER Of 81 ARK ernErf
Chtcags, IlltssSs.
Il TIE OLDEST AND LARGEST HOUSE
J VI It. klnd ia Chicago - ih- ssfih Hesi whefe
MI kinds ~
BLANK BOOKS
STATIONERY AND
BOOK -DISDERr sIDsk,
Ars keps eou,saatl, "a. hssd snd for .ale Wholesale
AT THE LOWEST rIIeIs
Order. received far
Ll1IDGRAPHIAa.
Ala essporsilsa and onisAl seal. and if..,a.
They afe Manufacturer. Agent. a. ths .sls II
itniins fsnssnd M.ehiae tuttang Ms hshs. ia.lns
Machines fyins AID standing Presses fisfk AID
Coiored teathei- straw Tsr aud ffaHk Boards al
torg.r , Yield. Iak. ali of which vii y. sid A.
.rIyEK rAaEa noIAF
Bank Binder. aud shs.ie.a~ I,rsicr- - nspt Bind
/ ntsrk ~ afs1 i.s0 Lake street
jaitik~iy talessa Ut
Bki,f.n's SAasArAHiiiA destroys the Vi
Ia the blood aLlch creates and .A.tasns raa
khsam seurvy Ispto-y, seatloas 3ase. funnsa.
Iieers ard all And. - external tfaamlnaisn II.
ih. only 6arsapsrta ~hich experience ~. nol repa
dated caidrea adalt. are relieved Il intsrsal
WORMS la ~ hours by hrsrs fasrItfs which ar
.. pleasant 10 TAX. a. Holiday oonferilshary
bold ~ y u I4anIaaa D 60 wholesale .nd retail
Dru9Eists ~ Water street, N.S York ard ~ aGl
brass,.is ssr-spafis 81 aai rasiills. ~ p-r bai
ie Blsdks
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Mr. cHAa II DAY. ~ Chicago having become
associated with In the Gazette job Once be will
hereafter hase the entire supervision Of that depart
ineni AZ Mr. Day I. of the best job Printers In
the tnon and facilities for the execution VI work
have recently been greal, enlarged by large additions
ofiaies' s'yl f,yre kc5 we can now promise
patrons TO execute Job Work Of all varieties with
nsaincss, chsarness and dispatch by the notics
above, Il VIII be tha, have ordered more
steam pssss mAehlnery This the only once In the
city where sesm power s usej that facilities
uneQsalled SANDERS 4 DRo
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~. DALZELI 4 CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs
w Forwarding sad Commission Merchants =
Dealers n Sail. Cement, Plaster Gls.. snd Nails
cesacf sssoul and Perry street. }An2s sstf
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OTTO kIC0,
DEALER N DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
~ aaa Produce. Agent fur Accornleks Reaper,
secoai u sslo~ Harrison, Davenport, Iowa
iyslkwif
kLshAAL JANIS oRAuT.
n. KENDALL 4 CO.,
AT THE OLD CARTnY MILL, ARE
n prepare 10 al orders for eli kinls Of rlns Lpr.
ter Lsth aud shaved Pine ehingiss ysSSdif
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A. IMPORTANT OAtssIos Yesterday we
copied from the Ne9s an article on the Main
street question, considered IN a legal view,
with the object ~ throwing all the light upon
the subject W. could no matter what the
source Ia the article was the following
Pursuant a. the pro, ,s,oa- of this art,
Mr.. lie Claire presented ia January, lsi5, q
petition Ia the B,srd IL County commis-
sioner-, for the vacation III hi- Addition, the
result vf which We extract from Book oi
Deeds, Letter d, Page 222
soorI Co, JAsrARr srssios oF(
Corsyr GoxAls.l.SrRs.
Upon the petition ei Antoine Lc Claire,
owner Of the outlets hereafter mentioned, 1t u
ordered that fhs plat n the surrey n oatioss
~ fhe torn II UareHp0f--to .eH 2345G q Z
50 10 II II ~ ~ 20 n 22 % ~ % 2G q 20
~ aud w. he aIsi the same are hereby saca-
''' ;:::: :::: s.::; s; S;';: Ss: ss:,,. s
Joms PoPE, Clerk
Amer the figures 30 the following omis.
sion was made, whether parp"sely or not we
do not know--"toeeiher with the road or
stree, leading from the north end of Perry
street through said GU, lots We have 40 do
sire In the discussion of tins or any other qnes.
tion, " Use dishonest means 10 attain a pro-
posed end, aud therefore We have made the
above correction which would have been Civ
en- esterday or the Nees ariicl. omitted, but
we were not aware OF the omission ia time. -
An explanation of this garhlng !. desired
from the ksrs
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-14

Oopont's Gaanp~Waes.
THE UNDERSIGNED mas RECEIVED
= and nvw oders for sale four hundred K.xs II
Bassiax Powder aud three handre. ~. IN ,hs
nrAnds aud qualities Of this esl~hrated I'u~I@ II
New York city prises eost of transport alton ssies
A BEfts
Aesbt for | Dnpnnt -
tsmes over b Espr~s. Once
Ferry st bt~a Second AID Third
~ fsst u safsiy Fuse Tor Jesi1m
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Z. p. COATES,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, GENERAL
~ AGENT AND INTELLl0ENCER Onee No
scomn,ereial Ball.isgs, entrance ~ BRADY street,
Davenport Iowa
vii nay sad sell on scion, uske sdvancs..
Loan MDAey, Negotiate Loaas, Locate LAsd., Lesss
a4a RwAf Houses aud Los, Pay Taxes sDAks coiswc.
Enry. ADJUST Accounts, procure Assistants aud NJ.
uatlpa- sc Ac
RkfGa TO
y Al lt4aeoun y - Ghit&n~tpAfA
y Harris, Esq 0sl~na, III
kirk EsY ..........-..4s.........Wi Winons u Z.
u L Kirk E.g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nj Vernon, o
recbse- I. Cincinnati, O
y M4tril.l Esq Claeinnssi, q
jltag- Beatty q - GlariruAtl. -.
1. j ~rr.a. N. .-......... .......... Ashland. -
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Nixon = (sooA0ao,

MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE
lvl Dealer. IN every variety Of Foreign snd Do
mestie
PAPER.
Pay ihs highest market prics for Rass. Paper nha
wings sad other paper stsek, &c. n aud IS Walnut
street. Cincinnati js3o1y.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-14

u A communication from Davenport
On ~ subject Of the Cedar Valley Railroad
has bssn unavoidably laid over till Tomorrow
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VOL. Ill.
DAVENPORT DAILY GAZETTE.
SANDERS = BROrmER,
prsltsHens
TERMS OF suBscRrPTIo

hAtLi-:te a. per annum, payable In advance, 9th
ct.tsv y " cents per week, payable 10 carrier
lei w EssLf f--ss 90 per aanuIn In advance
NfsStr-.2 81 % per annam. In advance
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-14

PosrpoSsb The case Of the EAe Atios'
ss B. l. Bridge Co. was last week, at Chicago
postponed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

Preparations an extensive scale are belng made 10
celebrate victory The President Is very popular We
sutscd non the war greatly, but the ocee Drop Sesg
shAags pre ecsng much eoseL IN a.
yzgU(VR4HIUn 0rS1f1 MegchAnpr literally mp1Ef1plrd
49, {ga - ~ 6e<ernmstte < "a ~ ~ !.
psrns sshhgS aown. One q WAX
eHxsu5o - boon appointed al runta
Arenas 9 replace III oenusl, d. Ham, Who has
1880 ht1Al1..raststo - ssr -. - q.
] AM %&F ~ - 9sS6E{ Rai ths osinmlsslensrs
wese ~ rosA lrestaeGa Nvss 81 Nicaragua,
Xlnnef4Q 9g6fSnp<nt hsrsk1b1Br dase Of he ~ nh
Qoeb& ~ TSngements wSsp = socosds.ss ,tstth the
wishes Of tho majority Of the efe, ~ w. - only
9ess se~xiaNAhe ossstrJ asyfeArs wess AnADvtaansd
tnss another edster m1ve6t nay takc Plnee y some
$780, xB6 slo0sy fopold not scssG ~
~ esssaadNa wrote IN Csss Rsaa gevesnmeat In
resrenOe 70 tho partition OF HOarAguA Hs satisfied
with @he an and advised psadepk Mora aesd agent
70 Ngsnd - nestias about tie payment fs tho "mate
"a - Which was given in The shape Of Old Crmaaa
nas&stsfc- 81 .Ri-ssa.. 2 .ssg p gw.Fs 800.
Mr. anderson, Commissioner fsom Costa Rea, who has
been m New York city some time eecng srrangemsuts
Tor ,e new Transit route, viii renve Official orern from
the Presde4f a. Csn Nca 70 pGr 81 oncs b Washngon
70 bold incrvtsw wid md Lore Napier pre-
vous 70 bis departure fse nslanAsuch beng tho
sHuctions or Suggestions cfsLord Clarendon p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30
THE prLrsusrEas AT AspNwA ALI.

ffRoM TIN AsPrrwALL COURIER, APRIL 20
We are informed rhat The statement made In oar
iass that the Glibussers taken on board II Ma
vescb al Gteytcwn with The understanding thai they
understood That Mr. Martin ART assured the men that
one Of Her britannia Mscsfys gun bc~s you'd be
sent with them, II they gave up their arms, a.
security for their passage1and Afterwards stated
that he could bct coasummste thai Arrangement
hmscf but that equivalent one would be made by
The chief officers o. The feet The men, hcrcfcTc, under
stood that they 10 be sent home by the parties with
whom their arms, ar, were dcposited-esd deposit was
made wi Mr. Scott, under guard Of the Bdsh officers at
bs dram sho,sd be taken by The United states Mail steam
ship Company her-wss II not then fairly inferred or 'un
dcrstccd" By them that u they could mot 60 In these
stearncrs they should be sent In the men OF war;
We also Informed that Mr. Martin a. declared 10 be
"no sushosity" This may he the case but and all
who kncw how c~eytewD affairs are managed aware
uAst W Is there very good authority with the feet
Since che arrival q the hibuaevs In the harber q
Aspnwan there has been considerable excite among
The residents Of ts place inciudsr The oisls Of the
government, and also among the coofcisls at Psnsn,s
was feared by all that all part OF the nHbusters
might be CHARTERED and IN such cascs
eorts o. stories rife the nsnre and ex
ept o. The sickness amnng them board the ships Al
6rst too slid, the captains OF the vessels talked as
though they would certainly lard them here N they were
finally refused By the U s. NJ o. which will probably
seventy destitute and desperately situated eu II, loose
urcu this small community bagsn 10 create great alarm
Tier Assured that they could not land them ex
cets IN defiance n their orders; that part o. would
be rfnt or priblc the expense Of drafts upon the
British government and ths remainder kept The harbor
BIZ one Of the risses while The other communicated with
the admiral Al Carthsecra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30
The Cotton Question.
THE CULTURE or COTTON IN ALgER1A-THs
yxYvprNEHT m INDIA.

The Parts xcnsrr Of April publishes the rcprt hs
jury charged TO award the prize q @oo~ gives ~ NE
Emperor annually, for period Of ave years fr'm isss
an an encouragement for The cultivation OF "taos u
Algeria
n, commences BY reusrtiss % The great droush, who
durir the In the colony and woh
s,.~.,x scscd the pahs large quantities havinx
hss s~-,ov~d fcv want az rain This circumstance hsv
q MOT considered ~ the Jury AZ an argument sx,na
H. I.ssse az Algeria sor NE grvvfh of The pan ~ h
ssd s1,sf even unfsvc~sble seasons the suaadty ~
d.csd has resumevssed the growers for sheh iaisr
According skc cslcuAsicss unade II the end VI Jeas
iast the extent ~ ground under cotton cutivasss
amounted 10 1,o13 hectares az acres cach). M
riarsadous Inscribed " compete for the Enpsvcr.s
r,,e we're extent 234 hectares being more ,has n,
preceding year. The repc~s ssssss sbs The attention q ~
natives the euvson Of the cotton plant had ,sc
augmented, and had extended into parts o. the ceuu4ry
where Ind not bcfcre BEEN ssfempcd particularly a N
bessa Sioux Arras, BcrdbouA Are Nd Nemours and T~Ia
Naghrnis and sso among the tribes IN the circle n Rra
Ia Gale and ntdieIy. The report observes on the ,v~
prcvemens which bss taken place since the preceding -,
sons 10 the management Of The pan and which canpos ~
10 deve'spc itseh stn when the planters hsv. a.
quircd moro practical experience Tho fury nv wnv or
encouraging their exevcns suds In their renrrt IN Se
commencement OF cotton cuIvssoo In America In 49,
country IN Agcrs, the growth Of tobacco preoe<eS
that " cotton IN l7s5 tbc United states only exporsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30
News from Oregon.


Our intelligence from Oregon "a 70 March -
terrible accident occurred Al Oregon city % NJ In
falls i sha, place, causing the death Of Capt Jmi.s.
and ono Of tho hands, and tho cntrc destruction q Ac
boat ua .|t ~.
The weather Of late had been cold and wet, VI sys
looked we'll and fruit promises 10 be abundant.
There had been heavy tails q SHOW In tho ntws0 &
ThStayuss and snake Indians had nsh, q, the w.na-
Waila station, at which clevon Of their nunbc wore
killed Those at the On and Round ReseFve arc all dts
oontented, and desire 70 return 70 their old ampng
Fesrs are eotertAinsd OF another Indian outbcak u
Washngson TERRITORY.
raR toss or I'M srxArn PORTLAND
The following fhe full particulars In rsnasn -
The ss a The sssner usAnd. which weas evsr sesNs
IN ths willamette, q. Oregon oy, ca Ae iTh siI - 70
Tho Portland hsd ef The basin q the works on ss
side OF the river where she had been 10 unload besk
just brought down from Ysmhl. The regular Nginc9
was on this SIDE q the river attending 70 rcpais Il Ne
ruddor, which had given way whle p ne
river, and which had been Lshed with ropes
was Dutch Pete, . arcmsn- when the BOO
showed Oh from The Mills h~ radder became amman
her slowed around she over frcms
Ju n this upcturo Dutch Pete jumped ovcrboardlno the
b~in, but was carried over The breskwstcr, vhen h
caught bold OF saw oT thss that hst, and s w.
soon ropcd out By persons In TIM mill mo bos dartef
with great rapidly down NE shate toward the ai ss~
rcrSca ss srss N w am .ss me and s =
The beat In going hs BRINK OF The falls broke tws
and whistcd She was torn Iuto n thousand frymene,
which soon came drifting pest shs CITY. Her PILE he~es
down almost eufre CONTAINING trunks, cbohng bod
ding guns and okher articcs, which were nesy dry,
showing saAi escaped beng submerged Tn mailing -
nEhtnf pAss.ge
both pssn Who Ioss their lives we're single. CspssAs
Jamison has two broshers here one Of whom ans uhs
Enterprise, and tho other engiueer on the iortasd
but was On this ode Of The rtver Il the time Of he so
dent Tbe who n lost IN The same person ve mce-
toned year sgo having pcnled his life with Ls Whss
skin Ne wss pct~d NJ occineS and nrepdIty h ume a
danger and by his sscsdy habna industry and scsn~v
he had the confidence OF ell whs knew him. We -
mss with irrepusble loss, Gar from home, In ssaass
land 70 u t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30
CHILE.

REVOLUTIONARY Assuus-sAnwAv accapwr--coSvusrsos
WIN NuiDoS-rrw wrr<ot TO cosrA RIGA
Our hies contain the following news SUMMARY
The rno-t important In The arrest Of Sous Gavdss, lar
rain and che by order of tbc government charged with
attempting 10 get up q revolutionary movement was
generally supposed that there cSss foundation fof ms
course the of the government and public OPINION
ousied 70 wcduce Unnecessary alarm and disturb p"'"'
tranquility. LH
been prsu,utKated. 49, -
An srce cccurrsd n one of The railroad trains owing
N hrge piece 81 rock having fsen scrvrs ,ns ,a I'll
Owing IN s skin q tho engine drivers. no urtner sec
dcns than the loss q the engine ensued Inc "rec'oss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30
ADDTTIONAL INTEILTCENCE.

Mr.. J. Hogan, native Of Philadelphia, for tho lass
ten years residing In Costa Rcs eminent physician
here has written the following ieer N The Costa Rcas
BAN Jon, April 4, 1867.
I rcfe~ you 10 my letter Of Last months date, and
With the present transmit you ths accounts or the war
and liz incdenh since said date The nlbussers In
Nicaragua proper, and on the river San Juan have
been completely defeated by troops
Lockridses expedition on the San Juan has been an.
nhilaed, and the flag a. Costa Rics waves on the
Atlantic shcre; sscs 600 are Terrifying the point
srder 10 defend against any utsre attempts which
may be made by the AAbuers rhe entire rosie
frvsn crcytovn " Fan Juan del Sur " In po4se-on
Of the Coa Rcans General Bsquet with 900 nen took
pueseacn 81 en Juan del nr the oath Of March, and
up 10 the nth, I'D Of the hbusers deserted from Hyas
enera Canss them 10 San Jose. zen for IJbe
They report that Walkers force nj Rivss was only
40 men, principally officers, provisions being used up
ceptnC few mules Gag Of truce despatched frvrn
Rvss The 18th az March, 70 General Canas Offering 70
surrender being allowed free exit of Nicaragua
General Canas declined he had strict orders from Pre-
sident Mura grant Walker Individually pardon aso
General Henninesen- Walker now fairly surrounded
by about 1900 Costa Rcnn troops. General C~nas has
taken his position about 900 yards from Rvas having
brought up the chief portion ~ III. artillery his position
from 81 George We feel certain thcn that ss this date
the ahbusers are routed Starvation alone would compel
him 70 surrender.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

The seamship Bogots arrived Panama on the 9Th Of
April with tho South Pacific mails.
She had 81 passengers, among them 81. Gcoi, Minister
from Spain to Chile, hs return Madrid and the crew
Of the American ship Cathedral, ss or Cape Hc~n on
their way home
Also. sx7s,sse On specie, principally for Ensissd.
1hs dates are, Valparaiso March Is s.d Lima March 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30
THE sIRCE OF RivAs.
oyr. JOSE .. MoRA, COMMUNICATIVE or rHE
ALLIED roRcrs. 70 THE COSTA RIcAS sRcRKrARr
or WAR ~ ...

n
HsAssoAsnlss Esaunsas, April I, 1851.
have Informed You Of all my operations since took the
command in chief o. The allied force have nr little 70
add, bot sha, ssr. is interesting
. me inycsasrs Of Rvas "a more oompieto than had
hoped for with The disposabe forces under my command
he good selection q he posts CONTRIBUTES 70 this as wen
az the service Of flying columns established from post 10
POST who do not give the bcscscd breathing time TIE
eDy four FOUNDER docs good deal OF execution 10 tho
city, and disaninnaics the enemy
The day acr 10 morrow The latest anothr~ cannon OF
the si,e, brought BY my order from Fort San Carlos
will be placed In position the port Of Ia Pusbis which
Gen xsruch occupies, which united 10 the fire Of The gun
here, win completely ruin and Gu, up Tho a,busters.
They are now reduced 10 eating mul. and dog ncsh with
sugar instead Of SALT and % This hey have only limited
quantity IbcAr who, driven by hunger come N look
Cor rentans In the neghborhoi are hunted nv NV tros
who cornfi them 70 retire without erectng thcir object
Every ns small guerrilla parties from post under my
ordc sally oct; and reaching tho Of tho Piazza
raise e alarm among The nUbasters Causing them 10 pass
u,e nsn, 70 ssspsn-e w,'sc any rss 70 our men The
completely surroundcd. deserticn OF about Ave
men tsy who como 10 my CHARTERS estimate fhsf
ihnsc ho take Tho road 10 Costa Plea ru~s 10 Al least
three dimes ssT 7bey have arrived a. ssoh s1sae N
that o the dcsrrscrs RETURNED IN fay pous
my osr 70 The p1ass et"vr IN his bsrr.ck crcsatcd
number Of the prccsnaiicns q his Exoe,lency (he Pre-
sidcp, ~ Costa hca took srso and retained freely b
my camp
tr~Hfuoy NM w to1ftcc0 1eccrera have arrived.
sm assured that Gsvsensnisn force viii be soon in
Granada and send the Steamer Carlos 70 morrow 70
bring them up.
Everything portends our speedy triumph
JOT J. MORA
~ ON the Aspinwau Courier, April Isl
The scocups frrm Walker are, tina, he entirey
roacbes 20 Hvss and within 400 yards 81 the city
Walker bad burnt down portion Of Rvss Il stated thai
be wss badly o. e, 0ySn' ssyus s s a.y. been
cured tao twenty fur pound guns, aud placed them IN 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-30

presented hc engineers WIN goad Watches bearing su
pie IN ssssS q their apprcy~i q their conduit
issvssus f'u.sH Arans a vs~si si.~s..
'7ats'i c.% ;r,s.asf $780, -
& ore ,saia"aa 90 trsRZNRBs ~
GUANo TRADx AT I'm 01fsChzs-GxfKRAI yryASoo,a D.
Cnlas AND Pso&pHzs-an vEsssxus ssuxup sy ~
y. nass-sN1 70 ceAvcrnI-scxx~ NJ ms wAr-m
I. Me- ss..ss = the Chinoh. Is.As
already sailed with cargocs obtsAea ~ hts order
Admiral Bruce hearing o. shs attack made or sAe
steamer New Granada by th6eentisn revoiuoparyhiug
Z: ana 1unses, sen. 4 = W rssIiso+ si.. ,s..
and Tumbss under steam cnsAelfwSy 70 Callso.
Tho Lima correspondent n ~ Panama Herald wsssnx
Of COURSE heard Of the seznrv lsrge amount q pss
beard Of the Now GrahAAa tca her Trip 70 PANAMA. -
armed force from one q vvA1css steamers, thsos,
thai the captain II tho Hmm learned the fact In the -
avoid falling into similar trap which laid for lin
.S .s awes s o. ~ III s. SsDs near
summer residence Of tho United States Consul 4 p.
Gaines Esq where a. passed H. the stars and aipss
waved Us parting SALUTE, refreshing sight amonehss
Touching al Casma and Huacho, We reached CAAo o.
Intervening Of the cath inst Just nine days from Parma
Al present there is no British vessel Of In po he
i6une having saiied for China; the Monarch Is exoe4
soon Admiral Bruce has for the present hosted hi nag
oAs Adams saas, u IN CsiAe and viii pre-
-babty rerAaintherc sDme ttme.
me revtautiun has made tusness very dxai Acu 10
oherwise people appcar - sxke 1as ncco OF H. Araa-
Esrwpuad1pposs, fspm A,s Sniut apPs.ssacs vf wwz.
s thas The oss.niry . = pss1eos qosoe Tie snsE
- %, ses s....ss ysryt. s'es g.. -
quite foney era resorss 70 all scrts Of c.
Iroaaisss - san sslscseas = .ssy sArrxps.ss q
seriously ldurss Is csise ExcY do -f.nssago sAisG
GAsh recently pNghassd from chs Pacific Scam GNiga
ton Company lor steamer fwar believe there 40 \
as tho President Is familiarity Called still makes Gallo HI