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SPRING sgs:zANGFTf ENT.
Peoria, 0quawka and Burlington
~ u,

r A ] L r 0 & D.
ON and after Wednesday, March 10th, 1858, trains
~ via this route II follows, leaving East Bur
Hngton by Q b & Q trains:
1st Passenger at 6.s5 A. ". for Peoria, Chicago,
Cincinnati Alton ard 81. Louis, via Gaesblrg, Knox
vine Limw God and PEORIA to ,hicago and via Bloom
ington Sprngi ID Decatur, Lafayette, pana, Sandoyal
Terre Haute and indianapolis, fer Cincinnati and ST..
Louis.
I'd Passenger at 5:i5 P. NJ for Peoria, Chicago, Gin
cinna Alton and S. Louis, making close connection
above.
Passengers via ills route will change at Gales
burg.
Baggage viii he checked through from Burlington SO
need rccheckng At GalesburE, but must be at
tended TO and properly checked ON TIE Ferry Boat.
The trains of the b. & NJ. T.. r. X. make direct con-
ncctionR with the trains via this This route is
saving OF FIfTY0NE MILES Of travel over any other
to southern points.
sy Through tickets 10 all the above points and to all
Eastern cities, may be obtained at the Ticket Office 81
the c. b. d Q. 4. R., corner Of Jefferson and water
Streets, r. +. HOsFORD,
Passenger Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
?. b. ROBERTS, Supt., Peoria, II.
U. II. KELLOGG, GENT Ticket Agt Peoria III.
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NI A-RCE 23, 1857.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Alb

MlChlGAH GEN TRIAL aAlLEUAU,
--AND--
CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
TIVE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
an Ecci,Isire telegraph line used entirely for the
movement of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility Of
collisions delays, annoying other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
3: 3 Im- EXPRESS MAH-rnaklng direct through
connections 10 Niagara Fails, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
1913 a.. an. CINCINNATI ExrRRss-- Making direct
connections Lafayette. Indianapolis Cincinnati New
Albany, Louisville, Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE Wheel
ing Pttshurg, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington.
1:G1 "a. AZ. TELEGRAPH EXpKEss- Arriving at Mag
ara Falls or Buffalo next morning New icrk ut NJ,
Philadelphia, via Emira, IT 10 r ~, ss'on Al N at
aigh Connecs Al Paris will Buffalo and Lake Huron
g. X. for Buffalo and all points -.4st.
500 y. AF.GRsVoA EZPRFss-Arrivee in New
YORK at A. a. second day, or Boston at P NJ, and at
Philadelphia lp:oj second morning.
$3.50 =. >'leBI DEMONSTRATING at Niaga-
Falls Buffalo neat evening, New YORK, at P. NJ
and Boston ! P. 81. next day. Connects at Paris with
East. Connects at Achicau City texe+pt saturday,
with New Albany Salem Il. Road for New Albany
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton Columbus, GAINESVILLE
De ieontane, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington Pitts
burgh, and Philadelphia.
Ef- the Trains on the Chicago, Burlington e Quta
~, GdlenG 6 chicago Uht0R Liiacts Central ana
Michigan Central RoslFo3ds INTO the same Depo
at Gicago SarinQ the egpeaseto passengers Of Adel
hire aud :fdV4fer u Bd90Gge.
sSe 81 j a. IN. 800 u. m. and S so PPM
GRAND 3RUGK RAJ Way!
To Kingston, ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and al
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp
shire and Maine.
1t is well known by the travelling public that this Roa,
has competitor OF equal facilities from Chicago Il
Niagara Fails New York, Boston, ogdensbuFgh, Mon
treal, &c. &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night /
over THIS route. $50 T. NJ. One Train Sunday at So
Pm No 500 p. ii. Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, Buffalo
New York, Boston, tlmra and PHILADELPHIA
- Passengers ARRIVING Chicago by any of tn
Railroads, will End competent Agents the cars, an
baggage masters at the depos, receive checks an
convey their baggage the Aehga Depot fire.
| of charge.
| THO UGI TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY ia is
Allowing holders to remain and resume thei
seats he bought at the different Offices in the West
also the Passenger Depot foot OF Lake Street and
the General Ticket Office, Corner OF Lake ana Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
H. }. SPAULDINa,
May ! 1857. General Pass. Agent.
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To Farmers and Dealers

1U TdIIItIS anu UUuIcIS.
NOUR attention Is respectfully solicited to the
Il present extensive and complete stock of Farm.
ing Implements and Utensils in store, which
enables the propretors of the Eur ingon Agricultural
and Seed Warehouse to offer unrivaed induet
the trade and purchasers generally.
Large invoices of Hay and Harvesting Tools, con-
sstng Of
SCY1HE SEA TIES, CRADLES HOOD AND
IRON BRACE AND GRAPE VINE PAT
TEXAS IA Y FORKS, {2& 8 tined .lSCrTHE-
SIOAES d RIFLES, HAND E REFUL-
WING IA y FORKS, ETC., ETC.,
been received to which daily additions are be-
ing made by fresh arrivals
Pnrehas ng direc, from he,manufacturers these ar
tces are OBJ aimed at the owe possible prices enabling
70 sell tower than any other house in Burlington
iuil assortment OF Wood and Willow Ware Cor
hand. KEITH EoBINsoN q Gn w
June is-Adt-wtf Water Street, near Jefferson,
Burlington, Iowa.
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g The Locotoco nominee for Secretary of
State lives in Benton County. The Eagle has
the following notice of him:
Judge Douglass is an old line whg of the
Silver Gray stripe and remained such down to
the fall OF 1855 when ne was tendered the NOM
inalion for Judge OF this county by the democ-
racy, which he accepted with alacrity and has
since been q stauuch national democrat. He
has adhered 10 the party and acquesced in all
its acts until the Lecompton Constitution was
presented to Congress, when he came out
against the Administration, and denounced the
Presidents special Me sage las the greatest in.
suit ever offered to the American people,
Since then he has been persistent shrieker for
Kansas, and will make opposition to the Ad-
min ;strStion his principle capital to secure an
election.
Ii requires but moderate abilities to make a
capable Secretary, SO that if elected he would
discharge the duties of the Office. But there is
no danger of any such contingency happening
and the Judge knows it, and therefore refuses
to resign the county Judgeship though earnest
" besought By his democratic friends. He
very pleasantly puIs them off with the story of
the man who when the ferry boat sunk, seized
/ the caudal apPendage OF the colt as a means OF
! escape, and when advised by friend on the
shore TO let go the colt and seize the mare
while struggling in the water swore that ais was
| no time to swap horses them The Judge is
very sensibie, bat sundry hungry asrirants for
his present position don't appreciate the 'nub'
! of the story
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Farmers, nave you seen ana tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Churn?

Va A0 GA u xHZC
Or. Davis AID iuslnE lie Shnrn A Butter.
NHrker L oGl bincG-IatentedR eb. 2s,
1854.
A a State Fair, held a. Museatfne, Iowa, last
Il october, q S56,l this Churu slone had Premium
~ although eight other Churns
on exhibition and indeed it always tai the FIRST pre-
mum wherever introduced The advantages Of Slis
IhdFn over all others are follows.
Ut, IL Will produce butter in short time as any
other Caurn.
a. IL viii gather the butter after II Is produced.
sd 1t viii work the butter into roll and expe the
theTefrom completely without the hand ladle
the Chur-.
9th. IL can be operated by child with perfect ease,
and = as easily eleansed a. any othrr Churn.
practical operation VIII convince any person OF the
truth OF tResestatemeGts.
Below are few Of the names Of pra ctcG, butter
kers, who have subscribed the following certificate,
VIZ: We arc now using the above Charn and utter
Make It cauTns st ease and facility and aso gathers
works and salts the butter in perfect before
taking u irou the Chnrn, and cheerfully recommend
IL as the best Churn We have ever
Isaac Leonard Crawford Hanna, Ahner Comstock,
James Noodside, James HlleTy, Robert Brown,
Gregg, Hamilton Brown, James Dickson, p Brooks,
samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming, Jr emiah Lee, Mr.
, Thompson, Bates, John Wild, Samuel Moore, Mr.
Davis, Jacob wilhelm, James Robertson.
The subscriber has purchased the right to nanuae-
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson ard Warren
Counties, Illinois, and is prepared TO furnish oil
who will favor him with their patronage.
sB These Churns are also for sale at J kimtsu ,
COS Keith Robinson Co.'S and Laumsn's, lar
tington, Iowa.
shopcorner VALLEY and Eighth streets.
feb 2o-wtf \. p. GRUPE.
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IL u RL q TO u

EerIns-For unlimited course in Double Entry,
Mercantile Bookkeeping, Psnmabship, Commercial
$1,000.
The course of Instruction IL the comprehensive
taught and is SO completely reduced practice AS to
meet every possible contingency in business.
Penf,tnn h sp-Taught in the latest and most
approved principles.
Commercial Law scCttsrCs--Will he given
by MIR. G. Ben Darwin, of the abet members of the
Burlington Bar subjects necessary foI every business
man TO be acquainted with
An Elegant fsip.oma-Underthe seal Of til
State College OF syiyania awarded to all graduate.
Send for Circular by mail. FEB ls-wy.
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J. G.. ABERCROMBIE,

STRGEON DENTIST.
A LII operations in Dentistry carefully and Skill
N fully performed. AL late and VALUABLE improve
discoveries in ia the profession praciiced
Over eight years practice in this city.
Office over Hendricks Drug Store, Jefferson Street.
iuly2-bptf
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FURNITURE. FURNITURE I.
Fresh Arrivals at
II. G. II a z D VS.
WHOLESALER RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
d LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,
jefferson ST., between Water an Main, in Mr. Posle
waits new four tory brick.

MIR. HARDY returas his thanks to the
vi citizens Of Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and sollcts continuance, feeling
confident that he continue to give perfect sstisac-
ion.
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than oi me1ly that it enables to sell
all Goods in my line from 20 70 per cent less than amy
other house In the West, ami all Goods warranted
good represented the refunded. Ny stock
consists of the following Goods, in
IN. Ill l. II Il EpInnL
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10000 Agents Wanted!
A GQ0l THINGi

4 MEDICINE that is no Cheat!!-
"A CURES INFLAMMATION OR FEVER oNLYi
4. Il. hon LII IL co.. OF Boonville, Missouri,
the Wholesale Agents for the States Of Missouri Arr
kansas, Illinois Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota
Kansas, Nebraska and New Mexico, for
Coggswells Antiphlogistic Salt;
perfect substitute for Bleed 4 Blistering ana Le.ch
ing, an will appoint town and county Agents on lib.
eral terms.
eE Price 80 per box, by retail; can he sent by mall
Address l. b. BOYLE Il CO.,
iune1-w6m EoouyIlle No
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NLW SASH. DOOR AND BIINnFAC
\ AOnn. Nj. Pleasant Street, opposite the Ola
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the Oil Mil, Burlington
Iowa, AIicommon work constantly on hand. And or
ders, oy mall or otherwise, promptly attended 10
nov Sow URlAH LOPEZ
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A PARTNER WANTED

fAhl Il ~ ID VI AN lED
WITH es%s; Y8A5gE 5 A<Es s)tsf LARS
W Capital and well re- commended, to engage in
permanent lucrative ana profitable business, al.
ready established. Tie profits daily credit sales
amounting TO over fifty dollars day. For full
particulars address, with references,
mar26-dwif A. COYLE,
Box it0 Mt Pleasant. Iowa.
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ard EcEack

And great variety Of articles usually kept in FIRST
class arehouse, which are roo numerous to mention
Mahogany and Black NalHag Looking Glasses from rs
cents IS %.
Cit Frame Looking Giasses rom 81 2. to $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 IS to $50 o..
Brass Clocks, with Iron tes, from 81 so to s. co.
Aiiberal discount made to nry dealers Iseptl6bp
- FIRING fsEUS-A w patent, which vii
- pat NJ trial of wepi. and If not Liz ed will be
taken DOWN free Of charge kept, price s. 90. Any
septi6 hp IL. G. HARDY.
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To All to Whom Il NAV Concern.


NJ the inventor of a and useful Improvement
In Smut Machines, whic. RICH: was secured TO me oy
lettt patent bearing date 10Th Oct, loo ana there
certain parties manufacturing machines ana using
my improvements. This is 10 notify al persons VINO
make vend said Improvements, That VIII hoid
each and every person, who iniringes my rights re-
sponsibe for all such gemepts, and VIII AT their
expence establish the validity of my patent
Now part OF what claim as my Invention IS the
securing Device formed of the heater attached to the
cylindrical screw in combination with the securing
plate cylinder, formed u series OF rings placed
one over the other. fi Their claim the adjusiiole
screens placed in the chamber and arranged relatively
with the fan, whereby the che and Ugh er and inferior
grain may when OF sufficient value, discharge from the
machine separately, and IN a clean state, or, when
voorhees, aowe passit1 the fan box TO be elected
therefrom with the finer and ig ter o ei8n substances
This is a part of what clam in the summary to my
patent. The above notice w hope be sufficient, that
none may claim ignorance NJ my right.
A word the wise is sut1 q mt a~
March 2Od wifi John A. WOODWARD
ENVELOPES for t.se Milton !-s5o,oos
IL Buff, Gre am Laid, White and Blue, We've En-
velopes all sizes and styles. This day received and
Tor sale Wholesale, by j p. BROWN,
srrf2n Rarret House Eock. sd Sic
ylDEr EOsiOs ana SSTsIiDH Besks.-
il Papier Mache and Morocco Port Foios, Writing
Desks, Fancy Work Boxes, cc etc. just received and
for sale by J p BROWN,
augl3 Rarret House Guiding, Sd st.
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MORAL.

WIvEs-Let Mrs. Smuggins be your model
HusBANps-lt is no disgrace to be ruled
on certain points by Mrs Smuggins.
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To Teachers of Vocal Music and Other

To IeacherS OF vocal III NslC anu UIIUI
r BEG leave to call yoni attenti on my large assor
i ment al Muslc Books, which o fer reduced price
My stock consists In part as follows
The Ceiestlna; The Cythera;
90 Shawn; g Dulcimcr;
Anthem Dulcmer; +" Christian MINSTREL
Lutte CT Zion Old Carmina Sacra, old and
and new; new;
6 Alpine Giee Singer; g Young shawn;
Vocalist; "a Juv Lille Minstrel;
Song Book for the 50 Harp;
School ROOM; &" Roba Eed Breast;
HaEielujah Singer Manuel
Alto, large assortment Of Instrumental Music al
ways % hand aud for sale at the lowest rates By
septic J. p. BROWN,
Bookseller and Statonpr. Barrel House Block. 81 ST.
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1--WE HUNDRED Agents Wanted...
400 Month WnrrAntea.e..for full
Palicaiars enclose postage stamp and address
uecl0-wu A. COYLE d CO.,
MI Pleasant, Iowa.
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BASSETT s. BRACKE EFT.
Nurueu0rs &. General Land AGENTS,

LAWRENCE. KANSAS.
WILL give prompt attention to the Selection and
w Location OF Public Lands in Kansas. LAM
WARRANTS bought, SO d and located Particular at
tenticn paid to all business sent by mail.
REFERENCES
Hem, Williams Co, Bankers, Fairfield, Iowa.
Col. G. .assett, Kewanse, III
Gov. c. Robinson, Lawrence, Kansas.
Adams, Swift + Co, LeAvenworth, Kansas
uayl4-dwtf
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Fire! Fire!! FIRE.!

INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST FIRE.
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ed on the Wenaishe river by a large party Of In
dams. The fight had lasted four days, Robinson
losing one man and ten pack animals and the 6ght
wasstil going on when ihe expres-msR was sent to
Fort Simcoe with The news and Immediately after
his arrival there the government express was sent
thenceso che Dalles at he time the expr, ssinan
left Rebinssnand the Indians we're on the opposite
sides Of the river, but Robinson was preparing TO
eros over and attack them
Six hundred soldiers had been ordered and we're
s'on to march from the BALES for Fort Simeoe;
thence to proceed towards Okanagan TO open the
road used BY the miners their way to Fraser
river.
1t was rumored at the same time-the rumOr hav-
ing come in PTeviOusly-that the party Of General
Palmer had all been mastered on the east Of the
Columbia near the Okansgan. Gen Palmer had
nineteen wagons in his train and several hundred
pack animals The rumored massacre was credlied
At the Dales, and the Portland Standard says it is
probably true.
The Portland Standard has the following particu-
lars of the death of Liet. Allen, U. s. army:
There is 8 division among the tribes west of the
Columbia river relative to fighting the troops Soma
desiresto fight and others wish to make peace
Ouhi and Qualehien desired to remain hostile, while
Cothante and ChoshOseksn, with their families,
we're for peace The latter separated from the hos
tiles, aud taking with them their families, were
preceding towards Simcoe They met Msj, Gar
netts command, and the chiefs entered his camp
with q flag OF truce; they represented themselves
and their people as friendly. But an Indian who
was with Garnetts command reported that among
these Indians were four who were in the fight
against Robinson, and that the chiefs had lied
when they sid that all in their camp we're friendly.
This induced Major Garnet to retain the chiefs as
prisoners, and to order Lieut.. Allen with detach-
ment to surround the Indian camp while the Indians
were asleep.
Accordingly, about o'clock On the morning Of
the 10th, be, with enc two Of his men, went into
the Indian camp, while the remainder were sta
toned in readiness to FIRE at the first signal Of dis
tress Lieut.. Allen attempted to rouse them from
their sleep, when one Of them jumped up and
started TO run away, and Allen fred at him. At
the discharge of his gun the whole camp was
aroused, and Aliens men outside fred indiserimi
nately into the camp, shot taking effect in the
body of Allen, from which he afterwards died, The
Indians are reported to have not fred at all. They
we're all taken prisoners, and the four who were in
the fight with Robinson were shot, and theremainder
set at liberty.
Mai. Garrett with his command, has had another
brush with the Indians on the 0kanagan. Six Of
them were killed. The Indians in that part of the
country have become alarmed st the summary meas
ures Of Major Garrett, and it is believed that most
of them have retreaed to the British possessions or
the Black Feet country.
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together in large numbers, whenever they pleased
Neither could the permaneHey Of the institution be
established without patrol law It argues that
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS and euTsslf believe a terri~
erial legislaton may indirectly abolish slavery, be-
cause We believe it cannot be compelled to enact
sueh laws. II the Bonner rObs the passage Of the
meaning which We attach to it, it has no meaning
at all The whole argument becomes an uninteiligible
jsrgon. Il would be much better FIR cur neighbor
to admit frankly that he has fallen into error, than
to enJeavor creep out of the back door to escape
the exposure of a blunder.
In reply to our interrogatOry with regard to its
own position the Banner says:
The questions, on the subject Of slavery in the ter
ritores asked by our neighbor, could be easily am
sweIed and as soon as he bas answered number
Of ques ions have asked'him lately, We shall be-
stow some attention the interrogatory IN his last
article.
We certainly have endeavOred to satisfy our con-
temporary on all subject with regard to which he
has Intercepted US. We have stated our positions
frankly on all questions We think We are entitled
to know our neighbours views, before proceeding
with this discussion. We ask again; Does the
Banner believe that the Legislature Of Territory
can be compelled to enact laws for the protection of
slaverr
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON,

Curious Development i'm the Nicaraguan
EmbrOgIiO--JeTeZ received as Minister
under false pFetencessseSranG EE pfOSiOn
Expected rissaris White 81 CO. against
JereZs
WAsHISGTol, Oct l2-The Niearaguan cauldron
will explode before Tomorrow evening Yrissari,
White Co. are all here, and down on Jerez, who,
it appears is acting without authority.
Yrissari exposed to Secretary Cass, to day. the
cations of the Treaty, except in its modified form.
Jarez had made a different representation, and in
duced the Government to recognize him. BE is
hostile to the White contract, and pronounces it for
feited, hence White and Parray, Chancellor Of the
Company, are here aiding Yrissari to blow Jerez
out Of water They will succeed.
1t is believed, however, that Martinez will now
Tatify the Treaty as at first negotiated The whole
Diplomatic Corps approve the demand made by our
Government for apology from Nicaragua for the
insulting language of the Belly contract
Secretary Csss having recovered from his recent
Sickness was to-day at the State Department, where
he was to have an interview with Gen Jerez, by
appointment, but the latter sent apology for not
meeting his engagement One of the conditions on
which he was received Special Minister from Mic
aTagua was that he should deliver the Cass Yrissar
treaty as originally framed This he has denied to
various gentlemen, but the State Department is in
possession Of the names of those to whom he made
the declaration. There is 10 DOUBT that be will be
dismissed, should he much longer delay to comply
with this condition.
The object of the instructions recently issued to
naval forces, specifically to protect the rights
and properly Ct the Canal Company, in connection
with the trsnsit-NeIT York Times.
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CHARLESTON, OcL Y By the steamship Isabel we
have imI ortant news from Mexico
The British steamer SOlent left Vera Cruz on the
Sd inst, at y o'clock NJ At Z O'Clock that morn
ing a courier arrived from the city Of Mexico, who
stated that Gen Vidauri had been defeated by Gen.
Miramon near San Louis The latter captured one
thousand prisoners aud several pieces of artillery
At eight O'clock in the morning, another courier
rived from Vera Cruz, who sta ed that Yidauri ba
defeated Miramon, and that the latter had blown
out his brains in despair
The Solent brought news from TampicO that Gov
Garrae, commanding at Tampico, had levied con-
tributiOn on all foreigners amounting TO one hun
dred thousand dollars; and On failing 10 raise the
same, had imprisoned q number Of Spanish and
American citizens, in thirty eight houses, with
nothing to eat or drink, and who were released on
condition that they would raise the amount. A
number fed in the steamer Solent The Spanish
Consul took refuge in a vessel of war off TamFico,
and his family sought refuge in the steamer Soent
and were conveyed to Havana
Important dispatches on the way TO Washing
ton. from he Spanish ConsUland the American Min-
lister, who will sail from Vera Cruz the 18th inst
in he Plymouth for the United States.
Colonel Tacolt and Messrs. Myers and Gray of
the corps Of engineers passengers The steam
S0lent and embarked, On the 10Th inst, in the
Isabel, for Charleston
On the way from the City Of Mexico to Vera Cruz,
the diligence was attacked by robbers-thTee we're
shot dead by the diligence party, who fortunately
escaped uDiDjured.