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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-02

REMOVAL.

The Dali Y GATE CITY OFFICE is
in McCuSE's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room Hrst door to the right.
Orders for all kinds Of Job Work filled
with neatness and dispatch.
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A Rare Chance.

That weiikuown House, fouSG AMERICA REs-
rAcRAsr, situated on johnson street, will be sold
at bargain II applied for soon, with all Fufni-
ture, Fixtures ard stock. apply on premises.
may 3o-d6t
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ADnrrRp.-M Mr.. l.. d. Leech was, on Mon
day, admitted to the Bar by the District
Court,
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Cottage containing sesetal rooms, situated or
the corner oil High and Third STREETS, FOR rent =
Apply At this oiice, Or adj dining the premises.
mayl7d.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

We expect oil Job Work to be paid for on
delivery, unless there is special understand.
ing to the contrary.
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NOTICE..

You can buy a good large Cool stove, vii
Trimmings 81 complete. Ior SIG At W. Mai
street. CoMsT OK ) bl011ER
mayl9tla
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may2sdtf
MOTTO r..

UrFIck or UATcH THOMPSON,
kEostk, May 2, 1855.
On and after this date we will sci Exchange on
ST. Louis at . per cent. premium; en- S2w York
per cent, Tor coin, and per cent. for currency.
my2Sd
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" ON n ms Rights.


Rev. Mr.. Aspinwall will preach tonight at
Rlce's Hall. Services commence q, O'Clock
and close at Q.
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Our neighbors over the river are improv-
ing more this season than in any previous
year. In a hasty excursion over the town
yesterday, We saw 30 many new buildings as
to quite surprise rs, and most Of them are
Of very good character. Hamilton and
oAkwood are drawing together, and
may now be almost considered a. one town.
A considerable amount OF lumber was pilng
up from RATS at the levee. Farmers back
are coming in for the article, and the lumber
trade of Hamilton 10 quite heavy.
A large gang OF hands are at work upon the
railroad, pushing the smbankmsnt for the
convenience Of Ksokuk rapidly across the
sloughs. II will cross two sloughs. The
farther one will be brdged, and the one
nearest the river filed. The embankment
to the bridge will be done within the present
month: at least that is the expectation. The
bridge will be 80 feet in length. The whole
work, embankment and landing, will be sew
eral feet above the present high water, and
above any fear from foods, so that, however
our neighbors along the river are troubled,
Keokuk will have dry and solid landing for
her eastern depot at ell times.
II is, just now, pleasant trip over the
river--s distance Of two miles, on the route
taken. The boat crosses the river to slough
a mile distant from the landing, and then
runs up mile to tho very foot Of the town,
inside the bridge. These delightful mornings
or evenings, il is pleasant little excursion
especially if you happen to meet bevy
Of lady friends on the boat, seeking the same
pleasure, as We did.
For the rate City.
WOmnn's Rigbts.
Unprotected by law from the ravages Of
king alcohol, the ladies OF Croton-some Is
in number--in self-defense and in behalf Of
husbands, sons and brothers who are in dan
ger, quietly, but resolutely, marched this
morning May 3lst-to the only place W.
whisky was sold, and demanded
which, amid scutfing and threats,
tanned and demolished against stump.
ladies' then each taking hoop or stavs
marched in triumph through the villages
der q banner with the motto, "TEsPERANcg
AND MORAL REYoRN"
A 4
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u The river was about on stand yes.er-
day.
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-. ,. Rowe, NJ. ID.
| nFFICE and residence corner Of Fourth AMI
| ~ Concert streets, Ksokuk, Iowa.
| aprl0dtt
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q p Il N A q A L N !
ca Wilson

INFORMS his friends that be has opened again "a,
L his old stand GA Second street near Main, form
erly u Doubleday Wilson. with large stock
Of Wall Paper, Stationery. Envelopes, Drawing
paper, Tube Paints, School Books, Ac., de, all Of
which he will sell lower than ever before offered
in keokuk,
We would also suggest the rropriety Of all those
who have not settled their accounts with the late
6kp of y. +. u. W :, that now would be en-
6&&bnt opportunity to do -, rs be lie xiqps to
Close up the business Gf tbs firm. %
auY2fd
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Lots I, s, 0, I, 8, ., 10, II and IL, block Il
Lots |, q, and 6, block %
Lots |, ? aud Z bioek .
Lots / 2, 5, 7, 5, 9,lo, llGI2, block 70
All Of block q
All Of block ~
Lots !, 2, 8, 4, 40, !, and y, block 80
All Of block 81
All Of block 80
All # block 80
Lots and 8 block 81
Lots |, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 4 block SO
Lots 5, and II, block IS
Lots ?, 8, 4, SIS, 10, Ii and IL, blocks
Lots 5, o, z, $40 and 10, block SO
Lots and 8, blosk 81
Lots l, 2. / and II, block al
Lots 2, 3, 0, Z, 8, y and 10, block ~
All of block -
All of block "A
All Of blook 46
All of block As
Lot to i inclusive, block 40
Lot to IL inclusive, block so
lots 10 2 inclusive block 81
Lots % 10 Inclusive, block 81
Lots !, 2, s, TO- and 2, block 6s
Lots |, 2, u and IL, block 50
Lots to IL inclusive, block SIS
Lots to IL inclusive, block So
Luis lo i-ihciustye, block 81
Lots Z to IL inclusive, block bs
Lots I, $, 10 and IL, block 80
Lot 3, block 60
Lot Q, block 81
Lot to IL inclusive. block 81
Lot 5to 10 inclusive, block So
lot to 2 inclusive, block o.
Block Go
Block 81
L Lot 10, block IS
Lot /, block 6S
Lots !, 2. 3. 4, Z, 8 and 9, block o.
Lots |, 2, 4, 5 and I, block 10
Lots ', 10, II and IL, block n
Lots !, 8, >, y, So, 10, / and IL, block u
L0t4t6 81 10 IL and IL block 73
Block IS
Lots IL IL IA Is i6 and IL block 10
LOTS 9 10 10 IL and Is block II
Ls, 9 10 II and 2 block ~
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BLAIR 4 MCINTYRE,
Undertakes,

Undertakes,
nFFICE on Third Street, bet. Mains
~ and johnson next to Ficklcn 4 Luz
cas- Bank, carry on the business of Undertaking
in all it's branches. They hayereeently IN ade ex-
tensive additions IA their stock and perfected
their arrangements in every department
PATENT METALLIC BuRIALCASES,
Imperyious to air and highly erna-
mented ,andinvaluabe for the presersatio n Of the
dead, as we'll as collins Of every style and finish
furnished to order
Hearses and Carriag furnished ,andthe entire
arrangementsof the funeralattendcd tie when re-
CURED
kshkuk Iowa Nov. II ,l357-d1y
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r0sHE partnership heretofore existing bstwssn
l Marshall Strong In the practice q Law ~
this day bean dissolved BY mutual consent.
All the claims aud business Of ths lato aru haVo
been left with II strung for collsstien ed esktle-
ment. Those indebted 70 u will paeass I'll Is
his ONCE and settle the name.
May y, 1853. 3. r. MA1DuALL
! mySdlm HxN1x U3D0Ma.
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r. l. SENATOR. .-The Rhode Island Legis-
lature have elected Hon. Henry B. Anthony,
the able and accomplished editor Of the
Providence Journal, U. s. Senator for six
years from the 4th Of March, 1859, in the
place Of that doughfaos, Phillip Allen.
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~, SWIM WIS Ell sec ~, EA sEisEIs.e % !
= ) Ne see %, 5 iSW. NEa sec y
p, hf NV sec 81, ct acres, N pit " hf 5 "
tsse n, acres, ~ 7 corner hts " sec "a, 4
aeres, pit hfs W sec ~, IS acres, und I II hf S
sec "A NRtNW lNE4s sec 20, NV sec
81, hf EiNEt s " sec 20. swl NV
sW sec SET NM 5 VA sec 20, n NJ /
MsNEtsw see %. NElsElsW 80 30
y sss 70 e. s 81 tyEtsw =
fee 27.N Ell Il sW sec ~ sws.efnets
see u, tne4s sec II, : hfsw4 sec
~ ir, W zee SO, NV sec 81, swp pin . ! sec
81, lS4 acr ., hf n see 81, / hf n sec
~ ne Inc tsee ~ - sec 80, pts Vt sec
"a, 81 acres, ep.seiss 81, 10 acres. v no
TOWNSHIP "a, N. RI W.
oWners Unknown: FIR. NV see 8, n 1 sec 4, v
hf see4.
TOWNSHIP 65, N. ROW.
Owners unknovn; and 9e hf n e sec /, g hf
80 !. sw ~ - !, swt ssel, hf sec 2,
AZ y sec ,, Inv sec 2, " hfse4nw
ssea,se stawt see sw .se2, ne see
s,ne sec :, ne 80 .. . fsw sec Is, re-
80 u, sc sec "a, v hf " see "a, inwl
sc "a, hts vt Gee 2i,sw tsw4 sec 81, v hf
- sec "a, e3acres hf c / sec "a, u hf sec rs,
and 5 t see 25
Lors IN rHr Towx OF FoRr MApIsos.
Beck, VI, Lots ~, and474
Box, John, Lots, 500 3I7a and 4s7
brewster, Hopkins Co. Lot 1905
Herminhouseu, W. Lot 263
Hesse, Joseph. Lot 10
smiths heirs, a. 246 2ss, 797, s45 s5a, s6k, $50.
SOY. lg2i, 1884, 1853, 1855, 1887, 1893, looe,
and 1870
Schwartz, X, a9i
Saunders, VIM, 1924, il2la, 9i4 and $50
Owners UnAnown: Lots 81 IL, "a, SO, ~. 1e5a,
rs loa 10, l2l. liza $780, 24s. 24s ESQ. 200, rs
3ss, ~, y, 3sl 1872, 55s, 570 575 5y6 SIT. 5s5
ats, 6eI 672, 6s5 ia, NJ u.s. 727a, 1885, 745, TIA,
sz sia 80, sas, sot. 92s, gs6, 04T a4s, ga, $50
Vol gd2, q5B g51 p5h p5g Qb7 OF % aE5 o-y ~,
$50, ss7, 1910, loil. ll20a, liza
Aliens Addition
uwHsrs I known, Blocks !, 2, 3, 10, IL, H. ID, II,
AID %
West Madison.
Owners unknown, Blocks g. 5, IL, Is. aud 20
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Prom Ia pr@iss, a Havana, Oct TO-


BY tho arrival at this port of tho schooner G. n Casey
from Port Platte have received copy Of the "a
c6a Qfeiai of tho Dominican Republic, dated sanio
Domingo, Sept. 1a re leading article oongraiuates
the Domnicans the OF peace and the Gnsl
triumph Of the great work q reform commenced In mat
capital on th 9Th of july last declares that "the
mails of nations afford example cf political reform
accomplished in short SPACE of truc and peace.
fol a manner"
This article Is followed by various documents etna.
mating from Pedro SANTANA, hbcra,or of tho conn.
try, Gencral-inChlef of the armies, by the sovereign
will Of the people charged with the restoration of
the government Il the constitution and the laws &c .
This exalted parsonage DEGREES that the circulation
treasury uetes emitted the sh of August last BY the
administration Of * President yayerdo, shall h. pro
hibtcd and that the holders thereof ss he required
within fifteen days after the date ~ this decree (scptc
bcr - 10 present their notes at the government Offices
md receive rcceIss thstior. which viii hereafter be re-
deemed ~ the ratio II enc hundred dollars, naona
rency. for zach note.
The total of tho Fapcr money recognized Nv the
peuiniean government, aud actually ia circulation, l.
s46sQ0i90 Pedro Sart0uu thinks that $500 600 Ii paper
money would BE- qpe sufficient. q mcjigm feA aange,
TOR All the busues cons ~ The republic.
The only aiyrriser ut fu ths oilciI papcF one for
III sale q d'stllciy u esuaFdicHic
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OUR GALLO CORRESPONDENCE.

KoOo'
Since closing my letter the English mail steamer Bolivia
arriving from Valparaiso brings news OF most mpor
tant character. Echiniquc, who has been exile in
Chile, and is properly the President dc e of Peru since
the period for which he eeeted years ago,
has not yet expired has coieced company OF partzns
at Valparaiso, also arms and munhons of and at the
time Of the Boivias sailing he preparing to embark
on board schooner, with his followers with destination
for AFRICA port the OF Southern Peru where
large number Of persons aDxousy awaiting his arr
val, in order 10 Join his In my communication des-
patched to the HERALD fortnight ago there aluson
made TO the correspondence Of tchque having been in
ercepted from which his intentions Of returning dis
covered. Gen. Castillo is in suspense Ia reference 70 the
approaching storm, having requested interview with
Capt Johnson WHO commands the Bolivia, in order
certain all that possible reference 10 Echnique s
movements. Hence, the prospective peace upon which
the fommTco congratulated itself last week yet be
rcckoned among certaintics.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC

The steamship NeY Granada reached Panama the 2ls
Of September, with the South Pacific mails passengers,
$418 $40 in treasure and hundred and twenty five
bales Of merchandise freight
Valparaiso and Capt ralknghorn Of her Britannia Mies
ys steam slocp tender Cockatrce, route for England
H. b. NJ Is sioop war Cockarice has been condemned
at Ciao, and sold for 81 40 She bought By Mr. ilo
bnett and is intended 70 take passengers 20 Fraser river
The officers and Of the Cockarce transferred
to the gae Gangcs and the latter vessel had sailed for
Vancouver's Island.
The dates Valparaiso September and C,llao to
September IL
In its character
The United States frgate Merrimac had sailed from
Caao for the Sandwich Islands, and from thence to the
coast of Mexico.
The United States sioopof Decatur was at Cao
the 18th inst.
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81, 3f4,7O3 IN TREASURE.
Affairs at the Fraser River COlt;
Mines.
THE INDIAN WAR At TIE NORTH.
A NAVAL BATTLE EXPECTED.
MARRIAGES., BIRTHS AND DEATH
M A r x e 7 8,
Sc,


The United states mail steamship Star Of the West Cap
tain Gray arrived early yesterday morning from Aspn
wall whence she sailed on the 5th instant
She brings the California mails, passengers and specie
which left San Francisco the 2lst ut
The star of the West put Kingston, Jamaica, and
left tha. port On the sth instant.
The United States soop Saratoga Was lying at
Aspnwall. Crew all well.
The British feet left Kingston on the 7th instant for
Greytown. II under the command Of Admiral kelot
The Pacific mail steamship Sonora LEFT san Francisco on
the 2st u at 10 A. NJ and on the e5h met tho Golden
Gate on her way up.
The United States sloop Of st. Marys was in the port
Of Acapulco, and would sail for Panama.
The of the OF the Teicgraphic Cable occa
stoned great rejoicing in California, and Monday, septem
Der ~ selected for grand celebration in honor Of
the event.
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he reached here last mail since when De barruei
been seriously AFFECTED with the "Beiy ache
committee has been appointed by the residents OF tne
wn to proceed to Washington during The next session Oh
congress, and lay before IT petition TOT some Ieess'
kessrs Samuel Wood and John Ieae constitute the COM
mstee
The steamer Cass. Yrsarri, Capt. Socum, twenty six
DAYS from New York has lust dropped anchor inside our
harbor She is reported to have heavy gales
in the Caribbean Sea, brt sustained no damage
From the interior there is absolutely no news 6enerai
Lamar had reached San Jose Costa Rca on the sth nit
The United States nag ship Roanoke IS lying Of the har
ber the United states ship lett port on the 10Th
u on short cruise and the United States slp Saratoga
for Aspinwaii, u few days previously.
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GEN. JEREZ'S OPINION OF HIS CHANCES.
From Fl Centro Americana, August 2S
h,,uy A

Our legation has not yet gone to Washington, Us Blu
chanan in that city 1t stated by the journals
here will not he received because Of the deca
ration appended the Belly contract and of the trng
with the Cass Yrisarr treaty. But think this is done
only the purpose OF worrying Minister and getting
every poss BILE advantage out Of him Jerez will be
ccved and the treaty viii ne accepted by this govern
ment with the notifications made by ours. This s the
opinion OF several men of judgment with whom ! have
conversed
In regard to Tran IL affairs also believe that shall
ont we'll II has been said that the government
protects the Joe White Company but, il has informed
General Jerez, the government protects nobodywhat
desires is only that there shall be Transit
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i,lI,It


DEPRESSION of TRADE CAsTtLLA ~ QtiEr roSsis.
SION ~ TtrE GovERSMr~T--IarORr - THE
IrHEStorE REVOLUTIONARY Jo>>riatcs-ssA
MOLE At FrSCo-GrANo TRADE AT TmE CHfNcHAs
THp FCIIrsE or THE srN.
prom, rcru W. have nothing II Importance.
An Arcs correspondent writes that TRADE i@ very de
and tat The Tacra merchants refusing to aci On
ef.dA
General Castillo continued b govern the o,uary
President, aud general tranquility csist.d.
N lima everything II quict, and trade dull.
Tie Valparaiso A.,cvrto II the 3ist of August says
Tber. 4 r.por ~ Valparaiso thai General isbenblu.
has started another revolutionary expedition TO Peru
Il apt.ars he hal not Necn for many days, and Is
sad that his friends had purchased for HIN the cargo
jones and that she about to s soul Valparaiso for
souie JaFt ~ retn "a baud u there,
Tho Hcw molo at Fcn progressing very satisfactorily
already $50 feet have bcsc completed. II = 70 b. 22oo
feet in length, aud bull; iron pcs imported from
England. II will, when finished, b. the argoft and
probably the finest work oi the KIND On the Paci6c
coast.
There were fortyonc ,tsselc loading at tn Chncha
Islands, and forty 1--WE lying IN the hsrbor &C caao.
THE SOLAR EcLIrSE ~ rERt'-ossgRyA Arross on Lr.
ulLLls, L. =. y.
Prom the Panama Herald Oct =
We gratincd a. inform readers thai when the
Tactic steam Navigation Company steamer New rana
d. passed rayta the 10th ult, 1T. James NJ Gnis
United States Navy. member cf tie Smithsonian insiiu
ton there, having satisfactorily compe,ed his cbsvr
yaions ef the total eclipse Of the sun the 9TH u
In ordcr ~ obtain advantageous portion he proceed
e 20 point elevated 900 feet above the level Of the
and about eco miles distant from thc above named port
As the object cf his visit 10 this coast solely for the
purpose oi making these observations trust the pub
lie Will be favored with minute report Of the result,
which, cunhdcnt, Will from The pen Of that ntc
gent and scientific gentleman b. exceedingly interesting
and instructive.
il the intention q H. Gfg TO proceed by tn ars,
Steamer south to lima. where he will remain short
time, and perhaps continue his voyage 70 Chile.
Although astronOmcrs were expected 10 arrive from
france aud England, u that other present
this interesting occasion, except NJ 6aester Ger
man astronomer from Santiago sent 10 JOIN H. Gis by
INC government Of Chile.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Doubtful Condition Of Affairs The Battle at
San Luis POt0si- Intended Return of
nr. Forsyth -Outragcs by Cara
at Tampico-The Amcri-
can Railroad Corps,
&C., &c,

We have received advcss from Vera Cruz tn the 5th
and the city Of Mexico TO the ls instant The news VIII
be found in full in our correspondence.
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MARkETa.

vIrsrsr~o. Sept Tho extraordinary activity noted
IN our former review died away towards the cumnence
mont this last fortnight at least la not bcsn 50
marked ~ atciS Of import, although transactions were
numerous they wcrr almost entirely coulucd to retail,
ARD ~ fegards tic sto,k hand ind 4 rather In
conplte IL studs and noauR worthyui mention 10 note.
In exports prices have been pretty wen kept up except
icw n which the fll has scarcely becniet The none
terry market coLtrt@ cxucatine iiseA from the many
unculiies ~ witch Il enarg'Ni, 70 much ~, that
Willie ~ write payments ar iar cisof aud the interest
81 money haa iAlltn.
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yE,, CRuz, Oct. S, 1853.
Runtorod Defeat Of Vdaurr- Erecu,ion Of Es Of the San
Vicente Aurderers-Condi,ion If Feroe-Reta1n Of Dbl
4atccu and Party, dc, dc,
We learn from the City Of Mexico st nst) that the
paying, monte dealing, hood and cassock organ2a
tSon chrstened as tho church government, have pub
lsbed despatch purpOrng to announce the rout and
destruction of vdaarri by General Mramon leaving upon
the field his trains OF artillery and baggage with his prn
cipai munitions As there is much necessity for vic
tory at this moment rather inclined 10 consider
this an invention, until We have something reliable
The victory learn has also been celebrated at the
capital with bells, guns and ts deam.
Five victims have been also passed u spanish
count for assassnaons Of Spanish citizens at the Farm
ef San Vicente Their hkcnesscs we're TAKEN and then
they were put through by the hangman.
Dragging threats reach that perote is well invest
cd that their supplies or and that the fort will Of
necessity fal, in few days. This does not confirm
sages received thence ew days since by person who
not stopped We also doubt the report that Andres
urbde and General Pueblta ont OF the path Of Gene
raj Echcagaray, having been mortaly wounded Nor do
believe the fate of Vera cruz easily determined
the paper proportions got up for effect would make ms
believe. When the attack comes think We shall b. ready
and able for defence. We have Havana a 10, OF
trash that have for here. They will find genial
social companions, IL not watchers
Col Tacott and his party OF engineers leave by this op
portunity tor New York having finished the survey OF the
route for the railroad ~ the city Of Mexico They
companed by Mr. Sidney L. Cooldge the young gentle
who taken prisoner NJ 0rizaba by ten fcheaga
ray and whose lie save. by the Commissioner o the
ii0ALD WHO visited this country few p'oAhs snce.
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We are indebted TO Mr s. y. Patterson, purscr Of the
star d he West FOR yors and to the express agents o
Wells Fargo Go. and Freeman Il ca Tor files Of C,or
mia papers
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Letter from Ex-Prcsident Rlvas-He Did Not
Sign the AIora-Martine9 Declaration.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
LEON, Nicaragua, August 10, 1858
ER-When journalist, through mistake, states In his
editorials what is not true mputing TO person acts
which he has not committed, il is his duty to rectfy his
error and the more when the offended party claims IT,
This is the pos ton which you hold towards myself in
gard to a matter which shall now speak.
In the translation which you made Of the declaration or
manifesto which General Thomas Martinez and Don Juan
Rafael Mora the President OF Nicaragua and the other
q Rca, addressed TO the governments of France,
Great Britain and Sardinia asking their protection against
the views which in said document attributed to tho
government Of the American Union which has been pub
nshed your journal my signature is made N appear in
the first position President OF Nicaragua by taking
the Of the Of Rvas, where it dated for
my srname Rivas rs is not desirable To me To permit
great TO pass unnotccd which is an offence 10
truth well TO the dignity OF its true authors, by
quitting the first place. and before the signatures OF tho
Presidents the apocryphal half signature of an
individual who holds representative character.
claim from your OF justice the emendation Of
that document either by giving place in your columns 10
this letter, by your making such explanations as will
bc sufficient ffee from the mpuatoas that have been
iavertenty made one who signs himself yonr attentive
servant, PATfuC10 R1VAS