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NIcARAGuA.-As an evidence of the popular feel
ing in Nicaragua in regard to Gen. Walker, we sub
NIT the following extract from letter written by a
gentleman settler in that country and who has here
tctore been opposed to Walker. The writer has large
and permanent interest in the country The letter Is
dated January 81 1855:
Al this moment peace exist bat between the
Political parties there existed much bad feeling
were y not for the fear Of the Walker the county
would not remain quiet fortnight There confidence
security The Government makes DEGREES day counter
DEGREES the next dd think thar after the they
bad received and The expulsion Walker they would
have made attempt establishing good govern
meat eai in reality. things than ever and now
thnk that under Of the natives country
never aad seearity.
~ "ss great ply that Gen. Walker interrupted He
hsd everything his fayor the intervention Of the
United States Government, he would have this moment
been in possession Of NafaEua Should matters turn that Re
= ae 70 make anoter start he will meet with very e oppo.
sttion and IN this Department. ali the people
would receive him with open arms
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AND
ASTRINGENT SYRUP.


Letter from Rev Alexander Campbell, ID, formerly Pre-
sident Of Mississippi College, Citation, and New Or
leans:
Be- Blings-Dear Sir II IS but simple Justice to yourself
and the public generally for say thataer having laeored
for several monhs during last under the rayages Of the
scoarge Of eimeethe Diarrhea-un in spite Of the
usual remedies applied by gentlemen Of the faculty dessrYedy
high in public estimation, my bodily system wholly
traed found Asngea Medicine the sovereign remedy
10 the ofound equally effective in curing Of
children Of the miserable complaint Since effected
myself have taken it whenever, from any cause
there symptoms Of recurrence and have always found
it eeetual prevention II had beeu previously in
In this Southern country every traveller heaher Ny land
water ought 70 with him this invaluable medicine by
which, without detention and with expense he
might cure himself he pssses his way Families
plantations would net only much disease bat many
and valuable lives hg always keeping part their ed
cal stores Yours, ETC..
ALEX. CAMPBELL
Clinton, Miss, May Is, 1856.
Prepared and ssd by the ssle proprietor
90. MO0DMAN,
corner Magazine and Common streets,
mia 2pS&lfW New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

By L. A. Levy, J at 10 o'clock the No. 1856 Camp
street desirable of spring goods elegant Paris
embroideries ETC.
BY Co, Ii o'clock their auction rooms No. Is
Customhonse streets extensive sale of lac bales Granier
heavy French Blankets.
BY E. T. Parker Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans at u o'clock
H. City Hotel Common street, valuable real
GENTLY parish Of Orleans also ~ O'Clock,
the warehouse, No. IS Jefferson street. Second Drct
eeek, of gus fixtures and silver plated pitchers.
BY Arm6ed early gas light No So st, Charles street
books, stationery, ETC.
See advertisements under proper heads
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

Mr.. 7. L. WHIFE's BoeKsroRE.-- This popular
essabshmen emnently entitled visit from all planters
eousy merchants Students school teachers and strangers
generally who during their stay in the city wish in
supplies Of books for miscellaneous rug school books
professional books any kind. Mr. Whites supply Of
mon school books, blank books stationery law ard medical
books new publications. douby attractive from its ex.
esienee completeness and the cheApaes prices No
one wanting any Kind Of book books need fear appous
ment in going Whites We cali attention 10 the adyefe
ment In smother column
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feel great pleasure in calling the attention Of consumpves
to the fact that DAVIS, COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY AND TAR Is il point OF fact the great anchor Of
hope to those suffering less with pulmonary aecon
Cough Pain Side Chest Night sweas appear
this medicine is invaluable The asthmac too, can rejoice
The breath they long denied, they
enjoy long respiratory drsnghs aud shoud there be any
tendency bleeding Of the lungs this medicine will at
stop the hemorrhaFe, Altogether, the
DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
will bring rest to weary and consolation AMI balm the
afflicted
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
p and i5l ehattres street.
General Agents for the South, and to whom all orders
shouid be addressed. NILS 2p6t<W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

ST. CHARLES THEATER.--D DEBUT Of Mss Aronfa
onssAn audience fair IN size and intelligent in APP
pearaace assembled last night at the st. Charles, 70
witness the first appearance Of Miss Avona Jones'
The play was Armand, or the Peer and the
Peasant the debataafe appearing as Blanche.
The audience were not astonished Or overwhelmed
by anything herocaIly grand or supernaturally won-
deri IN the acting Of Miss JONES' But they were, in
the first place, pleased with the winning personal
beauty and modest dignity Of a Young lady, who
scarcely seemed to feel that she before an audi
ence They were still further pleased With her strong
yet unsteady feminine voice. and the beauty Of her
reading, which, though not faptIess, was still SO
finely blended with her look and movement, as to
make her seem Blanche In reality and not Miss Jones
in an assumed character. And finally she won their
sincerest admiration BY her disclosure, in several
scenes, Of those flashes Of youthful power which
infallibIy predict the great actress.
The sum total Of which was, that her acting be-
seiged the hearts Of her audience and that her debut
was not merey,a success. bat a trumph She had
not been On the stage five minutes, till she most
heartily applauded Before shataet was closed, she
was complmented with boqnes and at the fall Of the
curtain she was called ont by the heartiet and most
unanimous voice. Throughout the remainder Of the
play she charmed all BY the naturalness and spirit Of
her acting Invested as il was Of any appearance Of
aim ut that stage effect. or disposition to overdo,
which ii the fault Of many popular actresses. A
more beautiful spirited picture Of female courage
and dignity than she offered IN the where she
scorned the king, have never seen on the stage.
AT tbeend of the play the fair debaaaHts was called
out and cheered in the most prolonged and enthusiasts
tic manner. is ri n
Some OF Miss Jones' more ardent admirers already
claim that she great actress. We cannot entirely
subscribe to this We do not believe she Is great
actress in the fun meaning Of the term but we do
believe thaf she possesses the n,ateriathe genius
and the physique to make the greatest actress that
America has ever produced, This Is strong language
but we mean just whnt sayzno more nor no less.
Tonight Miss Jones appears as Eyadne, in shiels
tragedy Of that name. The theater ought to be
janmed in every part
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

On Sunday night 18th inst. IL O'Clock after short
Illness, MIR. ALFRED STICKNEY native OF Rindge, New
Hampshire.
His friends and aequantanee invited to attend his funeral
this morning at 10 o'clock from Dr. stones Hospital.
On Sunday n.y. the l4th inst at II o'clock, CLAIR
ENCE, only Of Dr.. l. Crawcour and Myra Florence
On Sunday afternoon I4th inst GIS O'clock Suddenly j.
McDuNNOhD aged about fifty years, resident OF this
city for the last thirteen years.
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THn HAT ron rms saasos.-The style Or hat for

Tue HAT FOR THE SsAsos.--The style Of hat for
The has settled upon French syleshe glossy
aeilerown, with the crisp rim and at present
spoed BY large nabes Of fashionable Those who
wish 70 fellow @ haye only to ea upoa Messs Johnston 4
Turner under the S. Charles Hotel Ne suited charm
Those gentlemen make point be always at the head Of
the Ia exeement and ohls supplied with the ultra
fashionable hats which have described but with
kinds Of hats and caps suited the varying
SESSION. See their nd veftise.nent
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.uusIii,s, .uusiins, .uustins.

BAREGEs .
BAREGEs ~
LATEST STYLES
FLoUKcED ORGANIZE AND BARE6E. ROBES.
ORGANIZE AND BAREGE ROBES AQUILLE.
FLoUNCED JACoNET ROBES.
JAuoNET ROBES AQUILLE,
PLAIN SWISS AND JACoNET MusbINs.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS 4 CO.,
mis- 2p2t lie Canal street.
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Hnrnn0 Cfn0K.S.

2T5a00 CTGARs-Regala, Media Regalia, Brevas, Prem
sados Cindadss Londres Comnnes etc., of the very
brands such Ugues, Cabaha, Sancho Panz Vaentina
Anfe Copsuelo Flor de Morales, JulpAu Palma Sola etc.
in and for sale by
S. DE WISER & CO.,
nils 2p3t "a Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

usREsERyED sAIR.-Psrticular attention is called
70 me large and important Of one hundred
'osx bales 8raniers celebrated Preach blankets Of Mont
pser They are TO be sold this day o'clock BY Vincent
Co al their auction rooms No. Is easOrahoase street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

astonishing in its rapid the gloom Of dark
the face of the earth Yet there is another lunay
disease remarkable and easily
be procured by whole Republic. Coughs colds Group, in
uensa asthma consumption and all pulmonary affections in
digestion and all stomach complaints yield willing obedience
the properties of this wonderful phenemeno and
say advsedy that Woodlands Cherry Expectorant is the
only reliable medicine for the above complaints. Read the
pamphlet carefully inl5 2p6t&llW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

RgFRloERAToEs.-No that the warm weather Is
coming rsfrgeFaers Willie seamfoF In every honshold
Tbs improved galvanized iron raessatots now Offering BY
Nsssrs Fat& jones' Nos Royal street. are decidedly
anodefn Institution into which every honsekeeper should
look See the advertisement aboptt heu.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

BfLLrsGs' CARsfNArIvE AND AsrRiNGEET SyRuP.
This Is most valuable medicine for the prevention
those internal Heterogeneous which attend changes Of eli
drinking water e II is Invaluable ravelers and no
starting 1arney IN direction should fail
supply 81 with him. II Is to be had Of the proprietor M o.
0. woodu the Of Common and Magazine
See aIYarti.ernent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

DRAWING OF FRANko's ToaBoLA.-This event Is
positively % Ake place the 18th inst Arnory Hail.
small q are YET nsoa They are oniy dal,ar
each and sssh ckets samethg Te prizes are
% pe and pspgammss obtained at Mr. Ffankos store
Pesdras s.fest near caronaelet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

Tine AnrHIrHEATER.--rhe Marsh Children are to
appear tonight in . Black Eyed Susan = and The
Happy Maa.H N each piece they are perfect All
whogo win be finely entertained. et q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

DR.. Won MuslhzlsKER.- Ill referring TO The card
headed spr. Won Moschzker speetaces must say
viii be read by and all with interest," il oouabs
exeellea advice and mneh truth nr NJ is high au
shoFty IN All thar the and cart prov,
ncieniy thai he that branch OF medical science ali that sur
fsres would Wish their medical advisers be- aud these who
want paeseaaie glasses which only he
okmhoad rejoice that they have then now direct from
him, at the 81. Louis Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

CoMBs AND CoRsErs. These articles, 50 indspen-
sable The ladies' inst been received from Paris in the
finest variety by Messr Lion Pinsara the corner Of Royal
and Bienyile streets. Soc advertisements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

There wAsa Mr. Aauy passenger in Europa who gath
cred crowd around him change just after the arrival of
the steamer and made Abolish harangas the bysaner
sAy ing that tbs crop would turn oai hsasg o and thai the
psaciy Of receipts eEteroa Of the siehat the uux
Of the ports by and by would asensh etc. etc. etc
Strange say that Eapd bug the Remainder Of thai
day and the market closed fse sensitive people just now
that subject that they ready to believe almost any
slrdity fer the tune being. f,
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Carpet Warehouse,

No. 10 CHARITIES STREET--we have large assortment
Of the fOlosFing-CAkPETING OF all kinds-FLOOR oil
CLOTHS, OF all qualities and widhsMAfriNi Of various
widths and prices. Also Cramh Cloths Table and Piano
Covers, Window Shades, Hair Cloth elc which offer
very low prices Tor cash or satisfactory psper.
nils 2pSt a, BR0USSEAU & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

NEWSPAPER CHAxGE---We learn from the iast
number Of the Thbodaax Minerva, TINT iona q.
white, Esq. has disposed Of that establishment TO
Messrs Britsch and Leahy, Of the IAfourche Union.
iona is q talented writer and an excellent man IN
every way. We hope he does not retire altogether
from the editorial profession.
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To Country Merchants.

.s j. q. WATSON,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
69.....,......... Common Street.. .,...,",.;69
Opposite the City Hotel N. o.,
Has hand very large well selected stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, consisting, in part, follows;
McGUFFEY's SERIES OF SCHOOL READERS.
GooDRIcHs HISTORIES AND READERS
SMITHS AND NITcHEIL's SERIES OF GEoGRA-
PIXIES.
DAVIES MATHEMATICAL SERIES AND COMMON
o. school. ARITHMETICs.
BuLLIoN's CLASSICAL SERIES
Together with general stock Of s-f 3 /.
STATIONERY, a-
CAP AND LETTER PAPER,
PLAYING CARDS, etc.
Which will be sold to the trade cheap and
mating terms. o.
j. B. WATSON,
No. 50 Common street,
NILS 2pS<w opposite City Hotel.
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" Il , u ID . ID II z . n y v Il :
The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propeors Of Eating Houses
Caterers Clubs Mess-reoms, and Private Families is
meuded 10 Lea Perrins famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condent by its merits has attained the high
est rank pleasant pslaabe and wholesome Sauce Appi
cable soup fsh hot and cold meats game etc. etc. is
ensiyely used in all quarters Of the globe
The 'mitations'' both sides Of the Atlantic
speak lond Of its me and the fact that received the only
Medal awarded foreign the New York Exhibon
estimation in which held by those selected with
special ability Judge Of quality
articles table And being the popular Sance In
market; unpnciped parties Offering for sale spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERKINS,
only Proprietors Of the Genuine sa1ee.
always Aoorders received for direetship
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN l. SONS,
4n6 Broadway, New YORK,
I2i 2ply Sole Agents in the United PERKINS,
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Cuba Tobacco,


20 barrels pure White HAVANA HONEY, in store and for
S. DE WISER & CO.,
ml5 2p3t "A Magazine street.
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French Corsets.

hns assortment Of SPRING coRsETs, just received d,
rect from Paris, by
LION & PINSARD,
nils 2ptf Royal and Bienville sta.
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az DIR. James An those unfortunately
afflicted with diseases peculiar to male and female should read
advertisement OF DIR. James, headed medical House. 50
Casomhoase found In another part Of th paper
Ten separate apartments for patients. fell 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
Sheii Combs, SheU COMBS.

JUST RECEIVED,
A fresh supply Of LADIES' SHE'LL and IVORY CONES,
Of the latest Paris styles.
LION l. PINsARD,
nils 2pH &C and 6 Royal street, corner Bisuyillo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

M8- We are sometimes almost upnble t.
describe symptoms, and do know what ails We
find ourselves nervous weak physically Frustrated We
terrible sinking pit feverish
brow, f9tid breath, and gloomy foretodng mind Such
symptoms arise from dsorgauEed stomach and diseased
liver HosetteTs Vegetable stomach iers peculiarly
adapted to these symptoms that they give appetite i'm
and vo the system and every respect build
the broken and emaciei invalid They peculiarly
weak and delicate females seld by druggists aud
slers generally. nils Yp6t&tW
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S,g0n y Co.'s Lotteries.
TIE STATS or sEoReiAJ
~s7o,ooo for sIo~

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN w.
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery OF Georgia. IN e@cn
Of their Single Number Lotteries fe. March, lsos,
AUGUSTA Georgia, which city they have removed 'nef
principal Office to be drawn in public, IS follows
Glass will be drawn on SATURDAY, March 9Th, 1853
Class6 =. :" 20 n ose
ClnssT' :. - 80
Glass - ." A'''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

RAcs.--Read the following raey extract from let
ter dated Liverpool, 18th Feb, 1855, received here
Nh March
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p7y- Neyvs from VIrgInIn. Il MadIson Q. H.

Va Oct a. 1856.
DR. c. NJ jackson Dear SirI take pleasure adding
certificate your list and recommending Hollands German
Bttes all who may be afflicted with Dyspepsia Piles
had afflicted four Eve months with Dyspepsia
when taking the Biers and they effected
feet cure pain stomach attended with
Tiles had attack OF the since
was cured by Bitters and cheerfuly recommend
them TO all who may oe similarly afflicted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16

RS-To the Publlo-The undersigned most
respectfully his the of The city of
Orleans candidate for the Office Of Mayoreeclion
oil on the I'd day of June next.
ja26 2pts BENZ S. HARRISON.
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stlks and Dress Goods.

d. p. S CANAAN &c CO.,
CHARITIES STREET,
Have just opened a splendid assortment of New Style
SPRING DRESS SILKS,
ORGANIZES, BAREGEs,
CREPES DiESP ACNE.
f-" TISSUES AND GRENADINES,
In Pieces and in Robes,
Also
A Choice Selection Of
EEBROIDERIEs. MILLINERY,
RIBBONS FLOWERS, etc.
The balance of their FALL and WINTER SILKS and
other
DRESS GOODS,
will be sold at h low NILS 2p3t
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q, 80 rz Il - :
EARLY ONE PRIZE TO BEERF NINE TICKETS
NIFICENT SCHEME
IN he. Drawn each Saturday In March.


Strf APPROXIMATION PRIZES. .-=a
prizes Of s40 s7O0OD prize ylO
prizes of 80 approxmatng 10000 prize 100
prizes of 200 approSnating l0000 prize are.... 800
prizes Of rs experimenting to 5000 prize are.,.. 800
4priEes Of 100 spproxuatlng 400 prize are.. 400
prizes Of 10 spproprfaiug to 800 prize 800
4pri1es of 50 approNimatng TO l,5O0 prize sre.. zoo
5000 prizes OF 20 10000
sa5 prizes amounting ss7OOOO
Whole Tickets, SO: Halves, 50 Quarters, SO 90.
5000 Prizes of so wibe determined by figure the
Number that draws the $4,000 prize For example II the
number drawing the s7g0 prize ends with No. l. then sill the
tickets where the member endsin twin be entitled to 3d. II
the ends with then all the tickets where thenuH
her ends in 2wi be entitledto $40. and TOO.
Certificate Of Package or 10 Whole Tickets.
10 Malt ............ 40
10 Quarter ............ 20
.. 10 Fights ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR OERTIFICATEs,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will forwarded by mail.
Purchasers can have ending any figure they
designate.
The list Numbers and Prizes will be
ehasers iIaraeaiael7 after the drawing.
purchase will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office County and, State
pa-Remeuber egery lsEe is drawn and payable Ia
fall without deduction ,~
All communication strictly confidential.
address for Tickets Certificates either to ssmuel
Swan Co.. Augusta, Ca, OF
4 sAM'L SWAN i Co, Box 36 S. PostofHce,
fen 2p&W New Orleans, La.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23
LEAvEywoRTn CRY, X. T., July 10, 1858.
Dull Times in Kansas

After storm comes calm is an old adsge parc lar
applicable to the present condition Of affairs in this Terri
tory. Never Kansas duh, dull, every wsy-poiti-
cArY, commercially, socially and other wse--as at
present Accounts from the interior represent falling
of In emigration great of ali kuds
and the total absence of snythog ex sting or amusing
Lawrence LscomptoD, Topeka and other ~ the
OF the Ksnsas river the prosps for OF bust
and soechanics rather blue KickapOD Atc1sou,
Sumner D,nphsD and 9th err n \, tee of
the Missouri river but nte ne,ier of fnere
TO be genevs complain. abon the duh n nes and
here In L.aven worth Ctv the people Sxunng 70
affected Mechanics so'op'an that get nothing for
their work they cxn reality f'tsen dot
ara per week. nut fad It the noy ifo lit ong n tSs
wrlf 70 collect their ~,ges a1rsg IL very in
Karsss, and espscis'ly annng c,nt-sc,ors ana DOCS
brl'ers After the eec'i1r, matters will b. ghen
up and good fall bus ness will follow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

CARACAS, juno q, 1858.
be letter Of General Pace General Castro (psblshed
in The HERALD has produced . good effect, making
friends Of many Of Lis political opponents, and comfort
ing his friends Who look him the only statesman who
can save this country.
General Castro has issued decree excluding me zato
of Japusryn from The list Of national festivities You
know that the oath Of January 1s4s, the Congress OF
venezu.la was massacred in Caracas and that honsgas
appointed It . national day.
Another decree of Gesesal Castro declares General
Pae to be tor life in the full enjoyment Of his appoint
meDs o. General in-Chief
Tho majority OF deputies 70 the convention are persons
o. good standing and upright motives.
kessre Tovar and Toro Minister'S OF the Interior and
Foreign Relations respectively, have reegned, and ths
deputy ministers ee de seocio have taken charge Of
thor portfolios They too weak TO hold the suh-
tons at present
General Castro intended TO TO Valencia to attend The
Convention but public feeling dissppFoved the trip, afraid
as the people that stringent might DO taken
sgars. the freedom and independence Of the Natona
ASS, mby There are now two plans for the future 60
verpmenl First to appoint directory Of Eve influential
pe,ions instead of General Cssr,, the executive
power second 70 allow Castro 70 be President Gd Interim
but with . ministry, with ABILITY ~ aid In acco
plshpg the organization, and strong enough to 70
press the plots Of the disconnected Troubles nave
cured in the Oriental part OF the republic
Il IL sad that the packet from u Thomas with the
European mails brought bsd news; she venszue
nan Legation has not been received IN London tnas
and England will insist the release Of Mnagas,
sc &c 90 lot beleve that they goirg to fsnt for
. question Of the vsns zuesn people with which they
hsve rohing 10 do rhe American Minister has yielded
from the ground he took in this natter. But please
where Ia the Monroe doctrine? Where the inerveu
ton OF European Powers in American VIII AmericAns
rule America?
Newspapers swarmed by thousands after the
luton. They begin now to fsl IKE sutumS leaves
General Paez bas been tepoered by the province OF
ApuYe the honor of IN the National Convention.
Jose 6eyardo Monagas and son are prisoners Of Stase
Az arrived Jester day at Lsguy ara.
Bueness dull every IN exp ctaton Of the future