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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

yRFAr aALE OF SPLENDID CARVED ROSEWOOD
psror and chamber furniture rich inaid octave
pier glasses. oil paintings, carpets, tc-The whole
largest and best sale at auction this season,
Ind sod 90 of the family going South Parties In
OF which has been made 70 order would
attend every article must be sold and removed
n the day OF ssle. -
T. cot LDsMITH suctoneer. will sell at the private resi-
ZIG Fifteenth street. below Fifth avenue Ss
urlAy 0 O'Clock, without reserve regard
vesiher eure above, viz-One richly in
Lad with pearl octave pianofore, warranted for
vo wears. $500 piano cover and stool; two very
psror suits covered In French satin brecate
kolld frames made order Italian marble
and marble and mirror backs pier
several valuable oil paintings of much
er marble side and sofatables heavily carved
81 the richest description sixty day ormou
knd Turkish and Nosire chairs Brussels
es rosewood hat stand, Ac lace curtains shades and hx
ures. -.
spesiry and Ingram carpets solid ROSEWOOD Elzabehsn
Lud gothic bedel pure hair mattresses, spring do,
drc-snghareaus with French plste mirrors also
msich mahogany spring seat chairs and rock
sofa beds toilet SETS holsters and pillows
Ind assortment of chamber furniture such as Is
.susily found a well regulated house
contains one solid oak extension table,
erus psieut l6h feet long walnut, marble top buffet
rrnch and breakfast SETS table cutlery, plated
~re plated casters cut glassware stone ohna ware
dung chairs clocks mAnte gAsses and orna
wth complete assortment OF table furnure bu'
le u,sd compeien, person si attend the sale 20 paoS
desired Catalogues NJ the house on the mornn
Id sale sale at O'Clock A. NJ, rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

WALLACK'S THEATRE.
w Mr. Stuart beRs 10 announce that the engagsneot0
MISS AGNES ROBERTrON
10 which the public have looked with much aucspanvo
pleasure will commence
MONDAY, FEB. e
which occasion she will appear for the hrs trG1H
memorable engagement In the summer and autumn OF lo
In which she performed for eighty four nga this heAirU
10 audences universally crowded being hays tbs os
present engagement, will ngh<a
This theatre will continue 10 derive the advantages Of tbs m
teectua support and artistic experience OF Mr. Dton
the only author living OF the English frsnA
whose have wbstoOd that trues and REe.e Of 81
cricsTime Hts comedies furnish the only dramatic pie
OF modern society that survive out Of the tweuty
years LONDON ASSURANCE and OLD HEADS AND
YOUNG HEARTS stand firm and alone In their pop ulAry.
then with feelings OF both and pride Mr.
Stuart drama by this smin dramatic ooe
which he believes Inferior OF mis- paAt mAss
JESSIE BROWN;
OR, THE RILEY or LUcsyov.
aud founded that beautiful episode In the lndn
which has thrilled readers hesrs and dled
eyes with tears.
Mr. Blake Mr. Lester Mr. Sloan Mr.. Davenport. Mr. r. y
Johns Mr. Phillips Mrs Hoey AID Mrs Allen vii susan
char the piece Tha, al Jesxs Brown tae sCoss
girl will be played by niss Agnes kobsrtson nA II Maj
sabib. the Rsjsh Of Bthoor BY Mr. Dion Bourccsu Tbs
those BILE IN story the
The costumes uniforms and accessories have be~o akso
from the resbe sources and II that enable
thor 10 picture OF this Interesting struggle
the reatg the stage make H. has been accorded
der the representation perfect and complete This drama
will he procured for the first time Sondag
Feb "a The Dor book tor the hrS week 10 noe open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

|uIFNRY H. LEEDS, AUCT1ONEER --SALEsROOM NO.
Z3 fassan street HkNni u. LEEDS co will sell at
tbs Saturday Feb Do nj ii coek al the sales
q Nassau street wines segars ae Of high grade
old Guard Dupuy Co.'S brandy. Marchk Co =
|sdrrs Amnnlado sherry old santa Cruz and Jamaica
rm ss Waiskey; HenneseY and other ports embracing
Iene Also, II O'Clock about 1000 Imported
Havana domestic sold without reserve W pay ad
Nances CONSISTING of la Ross no Hondo Noriega, "a Nor
kaoubie srt th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

A oApvxy % MUSIC &c Lsr-roR ran yvRrrue
"A daring ne d.J .@s ior tA. lec4rres o. ccoesvsa
~ Nee Yprs g. ne s,riy sessgs- Apply " NJ. rUNssOu
~ ~. A0AuR q 1aGA - fSNnemn arosS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

II BCgART. AuCTIoNEEa.-By :. BOgART-TURs.
dag Narrh isbs nj iO oclcck At No u ~ frh
~ urntif rosewood piano. N double and
nRs rsuaf being he balance entire
Id IN te..araiea makers troe a thrhtopner.
JAMES NJ NELLY. Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

WAsHISsT22sss1s r.,. tn. wise tn, good
GRAND BALL AND FESTIVAL
YOUNG DEMOCRACY or NEW YORK.
BIRTHDAY or WASHINGTON,
MONDAY EvESfDso. FEB. a. 1853.
CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
TICKETS rwo DOLLARS.
rscLuDtsG REFRHsHsEsrs
Admitting gentleman and two stsaL
Extra ucke.s for lsdes dollar.
PROGRAMME
Leader Of Orchesirs; ...........HARVEY b. DODwORTH
|. Washington Msrch.
. Welcome Qusdrlle
s Polka and Redovs
Rigolsto Quadrile
5. Walx a1i seho,ttsch
g. Evening Bells ouAdnle.
I. {! anish Dance.
.. Promenade National
10. yar-oviennc and kayourks
H. Joyssi Winter 9gat5ille
Is Che., and jig 9gsdrIlls. slnsreis.
Is The Sisters Qusdrile.
II. waltz and 0allopsde
IS saiiernels Qusdrlie
~ Grove Songser's Quadrlle.
y. schottisch and Mafourka.
q. Cheat and jig Qussriiie-vor Popun.
e Kedova and vsrsovienne
Is Barn Yard ouadrille.
f y s sss ss Sns1eifs.
- Walt and Polks hsyourks.
" schoVissch and vsrsovienne.
ST. Ernsn Quadrille.
sets formed Al the sound Of The busie
Dancing VIII commesss gr,sssssey ng9ss9es c
JoHS W. srrcta Secretary
DOueLAs TArLo% Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

W EUNT, AUCTfoHEER u. w HUNT Will.
LII sei liz day February - ~ io oeoos. al the sales
BOON No ~ Naxsaa stree large assrimeni new aud
hsn. furniture cunisrR IN part d paror
nts etrsers- warfrobes sofas. lounges. tste te;es
shsirs pets olcloh crcckrry china svesysted
are Ar pnres wishing goo hous-h I'd furniture
|~1 hnd woray ~ heir sttenion every article
viii povely sold 70 tLe highest bidders Catalogues
IuoN rcsd4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

nETTK rAKKS AUCTIONEFR by w a TNgRA
UsN --Generai sale in rln-r ~ cynsignmenta Tins
Ssv 81 irI ocnck he Ist william h0u.ehnld
fnfarurp auots o paintings, crocksry fancy goods
80. u.. live for gaah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

THERESA EsMONDE
bess % inform her friends and the public that shs win
give one Of he< celebrsef entertainments, en,iuef
READINGS FROM IRISH And AMERICAN POETS
The suyvesant fnssate Monday evening FEB n %
shrh ocessp she will pieces Including
"Wasinxion'. birthday" By Mrs Ann Stephens
mepoe NJ O'Clock
TiOKETs 80 CENTS EACH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20
MIsCELLANEOUs.


h1 IN FOR LONG LEGGED OUTSIDE BOOTS,
Ni DU ready made made TO order Patent leather
boots 81 fine dress boots from 81 20 IS So Shoes and ysi
ters equally low. J. HUNT. 40 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

TJvHOs vEfrCH, AUC1IONEER. erORg 10. isRgRlrcE
-sherifrs ale % boois shoss &C. ssis-asg
Tah an a 10 A NJ ~ sa'rFrusn nc
COM. -s',., RI fcau cssea q bsots sat ices
JasSs q. wILIgr, sa~,a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

T MACKENZIE. AuCIToSEER. WILL SKILL THIS D,y,
81 took a. 30 Huf-cn street. hy virtue ~ Ckatei
,,rtssrr psror chtnher dinlngrcom kirh
srrnifurs chairs dressing bureaus french coNxe
ssaer beds aud uediinE hus-s aud other
rets A. ell be sed without rt-srye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

L,oR MsIBoURNE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINZ
II Packet for FeNruary The splendid es.reneciap
ship OCxAN ROVER ". y. Pickering manner hn~7ag
eegan corNrcdous accommodatious wit be despschei
Tor Melbourne direc promptly above Early application
must be made 10 remaining ber.m A few more
seconi CABIN passengers will be taken extremely low Ap
oUSRFAu, lc9 wsil stree Or az ODEyE ARKELI. A Il
LfOr i0s Pearl street nessrs Lord Co. constgue
Melbourne.
U,HE NEW AND GOOD SAILING BARK MAoDALvvA
VIII leave in Few says Tor Leone Nonro~fs
for psesengers only Cor which abe superior
tons spply 70 ABRANClDs Af.MElDA a CO. 1855 Pearl
DOR sAvANNAH AND FLORrDA.-rHr STEAMSHIP
n AvausTA, Car. N 3 woodruff vtn esve on s-ur
DAY, feb ~ a. clock p n. from Ter No. North
Bhs dng .sae1 OF bosrt For fetga. OF pssssre apply
" sANi l.. k-fCIIi.il SON. No ne say.
C. F~is cnrer' 9Th the sbsve iesels SAvNansA cvSry
hJaaar. Ws1aseasy M FRIDAY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

DfCOROs FRACflsE-C n HAsNOSD. n. -, Pu
" pl n how'd ~ lar All o. PrDfr-s5s csrnossn Md
M ef fffs city ray ~ sffvs'siy ~0naf'ff va Al
r-rsc. 4 70 - = A. pis--ser sre- Gag '-yu ~ Rcs
6vns geoa wv~nnI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

eE En-wIIL my ros or THE REST RED AS
III nv Locus, Mountain coal from ms yard "a an
~ WashnKsn street. A. n. HEATHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-20

~ WELLS NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER.-EzRA LUD-
J'IOw JR., Co.. d Pine street will sell Cths day Satur
az February DO al II O'Clock at their salesrooms great
aety light wagons iih and without tops, made in the
and Of the most approved patterns
eishs 81. gh bells &c single and double harness various
brdles marngAles halters &c. Elegant sleigh lap
nd carriage robes beautiful article Of childrens cabs
perempory, and the attention OF buyers is solicit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-14
From Arizona and Now Mexico.

ST.. LotI>. sept. l0.--t'o Saylcs, agent Of the
Pos. Oi'tc Department, arrived here to-day from
Arizona. He reports the existence If n very law
less state OF things IN that country, the pistol and
howirkniit beng the only law rccosnizcd Indian
dcptrflatlons were Very frequent.
I'd. Saylc. speaks tJ,oraby Of The mineral re-
scarce, ct tn Territory but deems the anne nation
al Sonora u the utmost Importance to their sue
ce->Inl de, elopnont
The ii l'asa and Fort Yuma wagon ROAD espcI
,ipu will complete ,h"r work i'll Noycmurr
Tie agent, ut ,hr California Overland Mail
Company Mere me, early IN August wet Of the
Rio Granje, husily engaged establishing stations
and making arrangements To enter upon the Sc
vice tins month.
\ new military posi- is 10 be established al the
San Pedro. III Arizona, 10 keep the Indians in
chtch. Fart buchanan will probably be removed
to the Santa Cruz Valley.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-14

salaries. They will say that n Clerk with sala-
~ Of fifteen hundred dollars per annum, who con-
tibutes one hundred of it To party purposes, can.
without any loss to himself, be put upon q salary
of fourteen hundred, provided he pays nothing
And, in view Of the increasing extravaganza If the
Government, there are considerations which will
not altogether escape the popular attention.
But we do not anticipate any change for the
better. The serpent Of corruption is striking its
fangs deeper and deeper every year, into the heart
Of our political system. Politicians are beginning
to dsbelietc-as we'll they may in government
50 popularisej and dcmocratiseI rs ours is-in the
sentiment which the drnmatst put into the mouth
of Wolsey. that Corruption wins not more than
honesty" Corruption does min. 1t wins moro
and more every year. Practices from which par
ties shrunk with instructive horror. in the earlier
days of the Republic, are now openly boosted Of,
and gloried in, We have passed through our
Golden age. We AFRO approaching the end of our
experiment, with anything but n cheering pros
poet for the future
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-14
A Gallant Ensagoment-AF French Music
Teachcr Flogged

A French music teacher, who is or has been
| Professor in Roman Catholic institution in this
city and who had charge Of the Sunday School
children on tho recent occa .ion of ayiny tho car
ncr stone Of ST. Patrick's Cathedral finds himself
famous in the 18th wari to-day rs the hero Of an
affair which reflects little credit upon him, e-pe
cially "a he has wife aud several children some
nf them grown to manhood and is over Efty wears
| Of age.
1t appears that this gay disciple % Apollo. whose
name is suppressed out Of consideration for his
family. has for some time been giving music lcs-
in the family of a respectable gentleman IN
the Fifteenth ward. who has two daughter. one
oi them eighteen years of age, aud the other few
years younger. The elder girl had the misfortune
10 awaken IN him feelings at war with his domcs-
tie peace, and he used nil his arts to conquer her
For the purpose If amusing herself she allow ed
him to express his sentiments, and made no com
plant Ia her father The younger sister how.
ever was kept posted up on the progress Of the
old mans eourtship, and resolved to bring
tho matter to crisis, in n manner which would
rid the family Of the teacher and punish his inpu-
dcncc.
She accordingly wrote to him yesterday. unbr-
known to her sister, Offering to eopc with aud mar
ry him. aud begging that he would meet her with
IA carriage at the corner Of Greene and Blocker
streets at o'clock in the evening, and signed her
sisters name to the letter
Having done this. she engaged n number of
armed with raw hides and other corrective wea-
pons.
The slnitten espound"r Of piano music, on
cei,ing the miNcheyous billet, made the necessary
arrangements for carrying off his lady-luye, and
promptly upon the spot with carriage
In order to disguise his person, he put on IA cap,
aud placed tho hat he usually wore in the car
rage.
As soon ms hc was fairly in the ambush laid for
his reception, the commander Of the young ladys
army gave the word Of charge and the Frcnchrnan
WAS dragged from the coach without ceremony,
while half Of rnwhles were piled to his
back with the energy of chivalry-each youth be-
licvins that the harder and faster the blows he ap-
piled to the old man. the more gnllautry he did
display.
When they had logged him until he begged
p'cou,y for mercy they took him to the station
house and delivered him up To the officers. He
It'd the captain he was singleman aud intended
To marry the girlaud displayed what he supposed
10 be her letter in coniirnation.-N J. Post, Sat
nidoq ErchiHg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-14
Tho Man of Many Remedies.

ihc Invalid VINO tahes nod ct the drug list il it
we're II bill OF trc, nni l. ,oo iauay changing from
one item TO ahohfr, Ike green guest at hotel din
her, stands II lar chtcrc i hutus himself before he
ha> eAhaL iel the etttlol#e IT ,s3,ons Some con-
solutions w,ll tcar this k.nd # medical treatment
longer than "tGers, hat II, ding snolt vi n case
htitHei sNStcm, hf'l with asbestos, aud furnished
with satt- rerchn ncNe, ant sized Siuews,
cullb ut last, We ttd.t. tomctor. that this plan of
Transferring the whole l.: m Il Il to ne stomach
ct the sick, usariA obsolete. Halt the world al
read, understands. the tn, iurstmahlc remedies
introduced by Professor Holloway sulluicnt Tor
all Internal AMI eStcrn' ailments The other halt is
last sergn9 TO the sam" "tuon, 1t safe predict
that tao day i not Lar ia ,at when the pharmacopua
vii be revised down 10 Neiy minute volume which
MAJ retchAnee grow small hy degrees and beautiful
!! les uutl II va isncs altogether. Venerable err
rVi' "fr not immortal. ihey must de. aud If they
are ,recntIr hnret WIKI tt,e poet due old age
II Is the most th't can lac expected for them.
W. nave oar lIeJ li,es. IKE other feik, and they
STICK 10 a. like l'tn1lio-, forming II Of arn,or
W!.h tn Sword 81 laiA cannot always readily pen
ttntc. Eat when sorcs of twenty years stand
log tafc! y si- weeks tl HalLpsAys UiNrMENr, au!
ealnnlc dy fepsjt oil tie most distrcssin. hind
hrred in lew days by lioJLuwAYs Pans, land that
Wonders hnvc been accon,pli she'd repeatedly is
beyond dispute What nir To say? r. deny the
efficacy OF rcmrdlcs TIN, work such apparent miracles
would he mere iatui'y. We shall not thus sutifv
ourselves. The reputation OF his medicines spe-
cfc' Tor thteeGutihs OF the mdla hes OF tie human
race, /, founded mnIafiu ole facts, and facts are
species OF anita oniss that lcrlnc meeting in the
hIl OF controversy with any Kind OF theories with
which the profession r"uli tiinlsh US. We have
rr'ns trend, among the t,erit!, aud possibly some
OF them Iunt consider TIC eares effected by the use
OF Professor linowa, i'.i.s and Ointment inno-
vnten IN their rights L 50, il is tresrnss which
tie SIX VIII Approve ani "'ich every phanthro-
ni,t-YUh niY,t interest n ..cs not mrjcfe-is sure
To commend - .Ne~ni.s -. I y.ai''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-14
G",.D MED.!. Gu,ND AXD sQuARF

4 ONDON PORTER -3I Giei.es Superior
London Porter, quait and pint bottles sale low
srptIi LEE JOHNSON & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-14

"
der and to the observer IS daily presented thing
and wonderful both immature and Mcu gcnns and
SKIN are constantly engaged /" seeking out that which be-
valuable to the puLic, and emblem
and from al! these wonders which have
the world aud particularly Medical Faculty there has
o.n nothing yr, surpassed Perry DAVIS Pain Killer
Is the most valuable family medicine usr, lany
t"Inal aud external complaints that flesh IL
vince al the tact call drug store
here botilc-fran - -! IL
Tux PAIN klLlERAs Il means Of ing pain the
body no n.dine has acquired reputation equal
DAVIS Fam ker The sale exceeded
al ''"h.t But has aud that sufficient
part t0rttgtOh hy) AtHs
sold By JOHN II. SEAl. Iynclburg aug l2 2w
1MP'tREANI.-.A remedy - u ~ % d
covered Witch Tor Dandrnh and other di
the iIar The following interesting
wei tins
just whAl il pr"rnds 10 remedy unc,uai.d tor ali
s.is,s oil thr inir. livery certificate sye
hluw and most itatie
lEItRsBrfG Aug 18th, ls57.
Cot. I, II Ross EH-lbru SIR have used your LstI.ce
Ray l., tandrnn, uld
tton three ottics compete
consl of " inch uuhcstItnBy
The tls hest terms. tIiAS. ". AkNUl.D.
I. Valuable article is for SAFE, retail
b! Messts W. a. SIkoInLitA Co, aud JOHN H. SEAY,
Druggists oil ths tScis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-14
The Movement IN Michigan for q New
State.

\ meeting wa lcld at Dalpnagon on the ojth
'I!t composed Of dele .a,es from the tppcr PEN
insua Of Michigan. aud from those portions If
Wisconsin nnd Minnesota bordering on Lake SUI
p"rI"r, Tor the purpose ii considering tho propric
ty of the formation Of a territory out Of the Lake
Superior region of Michigan, Wisconsin and Min.
nesta, preparatory I" the formation Of u new
state. This meeting called some time ago,
and was attended by delegates from all the differ
ent sections enuncfaci III the call.
committee of ought was APPOINTED by the con-
ycnton to draft an al lres> to tho legislatures of
Michigan, Wisconsin ana Minnesota urging upon
them the propricty and necessity Of grant to the
general government of their territory bordering
ON Lake Superior, Tor the purpose Of enabling the
lnhah'ants tn form Lew territory. and this com
mittec instructed to submit thtir proceedings
TO TIA" Z Invention, winch il to meet again on the
liza INST, n Dntpfiatpn. II the purpose Of con-
sidcring them. In addition to this u committee
- lhrer appointed ~ draft resoluio ions express
save oi the senar of the Nenlon, and their re-
port made at an ad burned meeting on the
10Th The resolutions a,c devoted wholly to set
tin, forth the 'nrlpn4 reasons which are urged in
favor Il the project. and were simply accepted by
the co:.,cuton. but 40 further action taken.
Fhr.c reasons are the distance OF those regions
from the capitals # the different states to which
they belong. tine difficulty i getting to them their
virtual dlstran'hsen"ni in many elections, the
difference # interest and occupations, and other
things which have hccl oitcn enumerated and are
we'll understood. Tb".r same reasons have been
rEc+catcI to the legislature II this state number
al times III the resolutions which have been intro
dAcc ilr ceiling back the pprr Peninsula The
committee which has hrep nploln,c'l for the rur-
p'Nc II preparing an a.re>S Ia the different l.gs-
iaiu.e7 must use TIL -dnc rcL-o,is Tor those here
empio, ed are al. rt-l all die rhict ones thai
eau be urged THESE measures have not hereto
fore heca sufficient to induce the legislature to
al a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-14
LATER FROM tAIIEDRNI

The Star ofMe Hest m'-Serrntccn Unaircd
Thousand IN todd Money M'tt,s Easy BE-
yond Iitceicm'
INV loHh, Sept l2.-Thc steamship STIR otWc
Vest with lator California news arrived last III ght
about t. o'clock She brings 81 700, 900 in gold
Financial matters were easy beyond anything
heretofore known. Collections were highly salts
factory, and money was g,inga hcgging ut one
and n quarter per centum On mercantile securities
oREH iIHr.
The business portion oI Georgetown Ellorudo
county, hal been burnt. Loss 100000.
DESPERATE AIrRAN.
4 dcSperat" ah.ay had occurred at Pcria Bar,
on the lila, between the French ami Americans,
IN regard 10 the mining eln,m. 1t resulted IN he
death Of three of the litter, and in the wounding
Of three more.
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.
Intelligence from Nicaragua states that toiehol
Canty O. had attempted 10 scl1o Punta Arenas,
in the name 81 Costa Riea, lie was opposed by
tina British Consul at Grrytown, and the British
nnval officers at that port, who propose annexns
Punta Arenas To the Mosquito coast. tol. CAVITY
has left for A>rin~al.
The Atlantic Cable not Broken,
THiNln RM y. T., sept. ID.
MIR DE Snuty, the electrician III charge OF the
Atlantic Telegraph at this place. eclinr. To make
any statement relative to til" cable for publcati m
beyond the positive assurance to the Agent 81 the
Associated Press that there are only temporary
difficulties II an electric nature and that there Is
no reason whatever for thc run,or that the cable
has parted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-14

though se,e.al have died during their stay by
smallpox We shall leave heavy baggage a,
Senna.' "--L3adon Times. Aug. y.