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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-28

From the ~, IOuH kepuDNcAn, REQ ~
Tie clearing away Of the ruins Pacific Hotel finished
yesterday No more bodies exbumed, ard the ex.
tent Of the disaster be arrived at with de-
rree q certainty Mrs. Hubbard, the, lady who bad
her under broken in two places Of her legs rac
turea ard he knee cap Of the other dsoated, expired
yesterday morning the Sisters Hospital having lost her
oonscousntss the proceeding evening only. Her re-
vii be conveyed "a her friends IN Boston. The de-
ceased now numbeS nineteen, OF whom only ten have
been dentGed, fo.lowss-f1enry H. Rochester and T.
Hart strong Of Rochester New York infant child Of jon
Joues Bruce McNiit Paul Stenesiel Miss ". Hunter OF
81 Ieus Evans Watkins, OF Columbus, Ohio; Fphra
Doane, Of Chicago; Mrs. H. Hubbard, Of Boston, aud j.
WAGNER.
me remains Of Rochester and strong were yesterday
proceeded with 10 Rochester In obedience request
oeives py telegraph from their friends Similar requests
have heen made by thu friends OF Watkins and Doanc
body Of kcNt has been taken In charge by his rca
rves here. The child mentioned above buried Sa
turdsy afternoon. The number 10 be Inferred to-day
therefore by the arrangement OF the citizens committees
b twelve. me funeral procession will move at eleven
oclook, A. W. from Christ church, corner OF Fifth and
Chesnut streets, after q discourse by the Rev. Mr..
Echuyler, 10 Bclefontane Cemetery.
The committee Of three appointed administer relief 10
The surviving sufferers by the disaster out Of the fund
provided by the citizens, visited yesterday ali who were
knoxn 20 them, and donated 10 each a han nssone sum
TIE Victims rho may be confined 10 their beds for weeks
and months were amply provided lor. All received the
lberalty with reluctance, and condition that they
shoud return the bounty 20 o,heTs In acou whenever
enabled 70 do 90. They foun4 Mrs. Jones somewhat
better kr. Hayes s not mending. The others inn
provng
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wooen sc well s.,ks and inen great duness
hss prevailed IN the market Several quantities u assort-
English iron come by the las. arrivals have been
ceiyeo nearly entirely by retail establishments there are
however various disp sable parcels esst hands, which
have not met with purchasers at the present low
prices. Rice-A complete calm In the market. Sugar
i6O 600 lbe of Frenoh refined sold private terms
600 lbs Of the old stock realized towards the end
the last fortnight AZ l3c and $50 600 do yellow at l2c
and lately lbs OF Peruvian fetched Sc and &c Tho
market is low and is probable that further fall is at
hand mo present sock in first hands Is 6,027 900 lbs
Bar slver-803 arrived by the last steamer from
rest was sold at $40 81 Bar copper-The scarcity OF
money the market has caused this article TO fall 81 In
the course of the fortnight that sales have effected
t Sl9 cash There etl remain various dsposable parcels
hant which have not found buyers for the reasons
above mentioned
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Indian Troubles I'm B"enos Ayrcs-Isarvest
Reporss-Brssil and Psrsguay-wsr Pros
pects-Amsirs I'm Monsevpdeo.

Indian Troubles I'm Buenos Ayres Harvest
Reporss-Brssil and Parsguay-wsr Pros
peets-A6sirs I'm Mopsevpsaeo.
We have from Buenos Ayres dated on 2ith Of De-
Cember.
ing them state OF defence. fresh invasion Of the
Indians the North had been announced and measures
were taken 70 drive them back
The remains OF Gen Iavele we're about 10 be brought
from foreign land back 10 bis native soil Buenos Ayres
and preparations being made 70 receive them with
great pomp.
There scarcity provisions but the approaching
harvest promised 10 be abundant
The price Of hides had fallen consequence Of the oem.
mercel crisis which has visited all the world. In BSsz
the pressure already felt severely
The most remarkable event in the confederation was
the well founded rumor that The republic would Join
Brazil in the with Paraguay Although this has
not been officially declared, has been published by
facts, as Paraguay has occupied certain points in the
Briziian territory with force Of 10000 men
appears that the confederation will furnish
5000 horses M first contingent in the approaching
struggle The oeensbe object 10 exact the perform
o The treaties with Paraguay but the result viii be
preserved there by The Jesus, and bring into contact
with commerce and civilization. We hone Byazl will this
time adopt liberal policy than that which she pre.
tends 70 support respecting the navigation OF the river
Buenoe Ayres has declared itself neutral in the
conflict
As 70 The rest the confederation continues in pe,ce On
the LIST OF February The Manua Bank, with capital of
100000 which June would be Increased 10 o. 600,
was 10 be installed in RsssSo.
The civil war broke out In Montevdeo but was soon
overcome The government party enabled TO triumph
in the election by OF inspiring general terror but
tne reseuons nave begun and will probably continue
the political and economical situation was much too
stringent Orbes spirit still svayed the destiny Of that
country, 80 worthy Of better fate
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Musical and Dramatic Matters.

trsis.S oFspA-Ross ni's 0teo" ls 10 be performed
~ ne Academy Of Music TO evening. The cast
which . remarkably good, embraces the names Of Nine
Ia Grange and xessrs Formes, nberni, Iaboceua and
Ge<fer
BsoApvIY.--1he famous female equestrian Nine Tour.
Mare and unsurpassed bareback rider Mr. Melville are
appear night, together with the renowned
Eaion sone, Mr.. Perry and other distinguished artists
Bovmy.-Messrs. Eddy, r. Johnston and others are 10
perfor the favorite play Of "werner TO morrow An
sxsiuK drama entitled the Destruction Of the Bastlc
focS aad the whole will close with the farce Of Turn.
ms tn Tables"
Brrwvs-Mr and Mrs. Davenport are 10 commence an
engagement nj this capscious edfce TO morrow evening
when the forner will play his favore character of Ham
let, and the say that Of Ophea "1he Irish Doctor"
be the after piece.
wAuAus--Mr Bourccaults very successful drama o.
"Jcssie Brown or the Relief Of Lucknow IN which Mss
Robertson admirably represents the heroine, IL
sounced TOT repetition, with an amusing sfterpece till
further rohce.
IsrO Krryp's-Tbe popular comedienne, Miss Polly
nnrshs - 70 make her db at this fashionable place Of
amusement 70 morrow, An Unprotected Female" and
"Csptan Charlotte" "Rschse the Reaper" s 10 be the
frst piece.
GtoRGx CHRisrY Avn WooDs MrNuRyls still retain the
rood opnpn OF the mirth- loving community as s fully
evnceo ~ me nree Numbers Of people VINO nightly pa.
xouise them. They tender various songs and dances
with "wefo, /" for tomorrow e' ~" ""''
THr BEyAsr BsorHvRs are as lively ,c,,., .na r,o,o
diow ever, and never fail 10 render hcs, .n,o-. =.
apparently happy as they are thernselvcs sso 40
morrow night and enjoy their cosnIcates r.,,,cnl.,
sbat "scene at Pnslon'sb P"''u'H'V
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ARRIVAL OF THE NOSES TAYLOR.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
>>~>N1o~>~oo->>-o~~eN~~No~
$l,64O, 40 IN TREASURE.
Shocking Murders, Arrays and
Suicides.
.ooNN>>~N1~N~-o~>~oNN~~~
DUEL BETWEEN FRENCH EDITORS.
~~~~o~S~oNN~~~~~~o~~~-
MONHY AIRY AFFAIRS.
N-J~~~~~~~-~~o~~N>~~~~~~
REVIEW OF TINE MARkE
-c~>~o~o>~-0~~~~S>N<Oo~~ #,
MARRIAGES. B'RTnS AND DEATHS,
AO.. Ac.. 10.
DUEL BETWEEN FRENCH EDITORS

The United stases mail s.eamaEap Noses Taylor John
Ac6owaI, Esq., commanding arrived yesterday afternoon
from A2nvaI Jamaca, ght days, win Inc California
mails Of the 9th inst, and 81 $40, ,l29 in treasure
The Noses Taylor left The wharf at Asptnwa G. p M
on the 10Th inst arrived at the wharf at Kirgs;on, Ja
maca At l3e p H. the 2lst coaed, and left ;be
evening at o'clock.
The United States steamer Fulton, Lieut.. Commanding
Amy, arrived ., Aspinwan Feb. Il, from the ssnd
Old Providence, and left again Feb l5 cruise CHI
rilu-mouth Of the river Colorado-and San Juan del
Norte.
Left at Aspinwan United States soop jamestown
also British screw ship OF the line Brunswick.
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MARINE Court.
Before Hon. Judge Maynard.


FSn 27.-JdnsUa Is. Nullsr-This acton fof the
value Of quantity Of timber claimed by the plaintiff BY
virtue Of bin Of sale The defence is tina, taken
execution. Judgment for plaintiff, $500
AndrciCs rs. Jon,s This was a suit for property
claimed personal mortgage The defence Is that Il
was taken by virtue Of executions Judgment for PLAIN
tiff, $40.
Conklin Holland This action on covenant TO
pay the value OF certain buildings 70 be built prem ses
when p'antins lease should expire, deducting rs per
cent value 10 be ascerained by award per terms Of
the covssart Deserce, that 70 award wss made Juds
mert for planiiG, $500
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M Q r N o N Nv e w S.


Rsr,ortsss Dest,tnssou In Salt r.ahe Vau.v
60. ~ n.,r.. -. ,n.
Sr~ho NAorAno" A'"A''e' y. ~.o -'A"A"'e'
In me LOS Angeles Ssor OF .ne Ao'n January, We nod
some important news from salt Lake. but 10 what date \
raaches Ia not said Tie XGr says;-
o., ..,.,.r,.r Tho ,rv,v.d ,.,, u,u,, <r.u ,x>
ee " eA' V""'J io'
i'"in sun ooI "' A'o A'"eoNoo 'esH'unS 'ne
conditon OF tne peopse in ssn LAKE 'aiey
party from Salt Lake City, under Colonel Amasa
LYMAN had reached the crossing O, the Mohave and
g 49,. - .,
campeo i0r ne purpose o procuring sappnes OF provi-
sions, clothing and dry goods There were twenty wa
sons .ne u~n' ID reported MAJ great aesu'"'son
c1s .ne oNy snd nst oraers nave peen gwen 70 pro
vent iuYtneI from san bernardno Ihere rs
t&lBe epcsmPmens ~ me eohAVe-sooos ioV wagons.
great number nave itaeiy moved out on the road
Coicoel Lyman does bot intend TO come into San
SeInaId'no, eut 70 send Ior nn supplies oy some o.
the late residents Those Of the encamp nent who
naa supphee immedAsev irwarded tnem 70 the
asR,sapCe OF ne suffering 0retnreu 5At Lake insend
,s are not tst creas sufIcrne exist in the
Low hrt he And s;sters are si ~ nras.
ipr on 70 Z.3n 40 thst tbey nav Obtain the "endow
meu.s and be worthy 10 suffer for and with
the church.
The caunp on the Kohave cannot be 80 devoid NJ the
Comforts OF life after ALL az II might be supoosed "a Ia
We have heard Il stated by several that since the cao
raSes he Young men OF the party Agreeing 70 tsIe
charge of ali the Young ladies' TO which the latter freely
consented thus securing projection through the long
iourpey Not opiy have rnarriaSss bean ceiebrnted
Wholesale in orthodox Mormon stye but the married a
dies have contributed largely 70 the hary and pleasures
of camp life by adding 70 the Observation-Disclosures naving
oeen no less than twenty five brths
-. -..
c THoors At BAN bkhSAkDINo:
zen Oarke mas sent Two companies OF aullery 10 san
70 teman mere eS sots ton sssnst any pos
spie inIosns ny me aormons, unt nsuucuons are re-
oeNoo hom washington.
THE MURDER STORY OF FIVE AMERICANS IN UTAH
The names of two O! the five unfortunate gentlemen an
account of whose cold booded murder in the Mormon set
Elements we copied come dsvs since from the Placerye
lrous Aitep hrotharc apd tha ,i,oa a
of their leaving the lower pavt of the State thew had from
- 600 10 81 600 in pod This accouns for their repre
sentatops in Carson Valley They we're heard
of as being in prison in Salt Lake Cty where thew had
been robbed of all their funds The next and last that
was heard OF them was the murder of ali bu. one who
was mortaly wounded Even if the wounded man should
have written o tha State u or his f.iends az .ha CIV
curossnces OF the sad fate of himself and his uuhap ~
comrades ewing To the strict espionage exercised ovar
the Post Office Department in the revoted Territory such
letter would never have been permitted TO reach Cali
fernla
,,, -, ooo r.. ,o,. ,o,,. ..-
Ahhf IN oooD hEAbIb-btiohAh fouNG INDlCTED
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ssnsu,n.ry Battle at San Diego.
MURDER or TEE sHERrFF OF los ANGELES coUr
TUE HOMICIDE SHOT DEAD.

Tux HUNsNIUb SHOT DEAp,
From The San Diego Herald, Jan. 161
Te intelligence OF the killing OF Sheriff Ge,uan Of tos
Angeles, and e subsequent homicide OF his murderer,
which reached IN the form of report some days since,
has been fully confirmed by the arrival of MAJOR Ring
god who was in Los Angeles during the occurrences and
although not an eve witness, received hs informston
rom those who there and who saw the unfortunate
affair from beginning 10 end The history q ~ AZ we have
learned II, s substantially a. follows
A mar named Reed who came across from rexas as
passenger on the San ANTONIO and san Diego mail linz
some four OF Eve weeks since, was loahng About TO
Angeles apparently without occupation Of any kind Frot
the pscularity o. his ranrcr, and the strange way
which he occasionally acted, the landlord
the house wherein he stopped begin
have scme doubts q his SANITY an1 procured 40 ordS
for The chcrC 70 tae m mo cDElocy, We heheye or To-
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.

THE LONDON MONEY kARXET.
The demand for money does not increase rates
st,ll tsASing dovrwsrds.
be B@nh Of England has reduced the discount rates 10
fsse per oert and bankers rates considerably lower
CoDsols have advanced 70 se1s.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON sAKkEr.
nere has been activity in the cotton market, and
,As sses Of tie foot up about rs 900 bales con-
sderape advance over the hs sailing Of
.Ae Africa en The 18th The closed active
sne prices tended upwards
ne ,av,ces from Manchester Indicate improved
feeling a lhs. market for most varieties Of goods.
TEE LIVERPOOL BREADsruPFs MARKET.
ne market for -four continues extremely depressed,
and prcss are qute nominal -. b, IS more ac.yc and
rather higher Indian corn Is duh and lower.
pun details Of the highly important commercial and
general lew, will be published in the HERALD on Mon
day uorrirgl
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News annm Nexx f.rnnaesn

VS. ship Havsnn,h, Captain Harvey from the
coast OF Mexico, with about $500 900 in specie arrived at
Fansma on sth OF February. The specie was all landed
early neat day, and reached Aspnwall IN time for remit
lance W England BY the West india mail steamer
Ihere we're a few Gre alarms at psnsna on sh sf
|eoruary, bot nothing serious resulted
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VoIuTTEEHs FoR UTAHe-A bill has been pnar;
raousy yassed BY the Kentucky Legislature and ssnod
nv the governor, authorizing the Executive OF b,, .,a
" ~ ee regiment o. volunteers Immediately and 20
Der ther scrvses 10 the President the United ,ss. -,
aid suvrressng tne rebellion utab. Dol Crit,erden
pacY Hawk as, ard others al OF uex can var e,o.l
sace are 70 re the tHCere
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Affairs In Ntcaragus-Col. Cauty ProDOUnces
Capt. Spencer = Traitor Message Of frssi-
dent Campo, OF San salvadsr-The Spanish
American Alliance I'm Disfavor, sc. &C., Sc
The steamship Columbus arrived at Panama the 7th
Of February from San Joss de 6u.temala snd inserme
date Central American ports. the dates are-iranada
tNcaragua) 10Th, Guatemala 2st Cojuepeqae fsavsdor)
2ad and ssn Jose Costa Toca) aoth Of January.
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The steamship New Gran,da arrived at Panama on tho
7th Of February with The San Pacific R.lls ad psssep
gers. The dates arevarsrso 18TH md Caiao 9th Of
January.
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Total 81 GAO ,s20

We are indebted to the express agents of Wells, Fargo
h Co Treeman Co., the Asa Express Company and ne
San Francisco depot w. Sullivan for ties Of pa
pcrs Office advance or Nbe Poet O0ce de-
livery
violent had visited the State and iss.ed three
days. Aopg the and the valleys large amount Of
rain FELL ,he mountains there snow, bal AMI frost
In Tuoiamne county much damage done by v,osent
snroofed various houses.
large amount Of land has becn finally confirmed TO
the Catholic church. These The OLD MISSION buildings,
with their lots, gardens and Diego AAd
San Luis Roy San Fernando, San Juan Capstrsno, Gan
GAbriel San sniura, Santa Barbara lnsz La
Purissma, san Luis 0b,spo, Miguel San As.ans Ia
Soedad, Carmel, San Juan Baptsa, Carx jose
San Francisco, san Rafael and Sonora Besides theee
church houses and lots there ranch Of 10000
Santa Barbara county smother Of <3s u Gan Lus
Obispo county.
Governor Weller has appointed q Mr.. Bsocs,eoank LIS
brother In law 70 be his private Secretary He also 10
minated g. H. Brooks Of Stockton, 70 The once OF saae
CompGoller, but subsequently withdrew the nomination.
An scscr, named s. r. Everett was arrested IN Yreks
while trying 10 set fire 70 the town.
memorial praying Congress reinq0sh 70 the state
the title TO mining lands hal beeu offered In the Assem-
bly,, but hai been laid the table.
Mr.. Ferguson offered in the Senate on the is. inst,
series of resolutions approving OF the positions BY
Douglas regard 70 the Kansas question. The reeoiu-
tons were made the special order for The lah inst
The Assembly had adopted memor al asking Congress
10 cede the Monterey Rodoubt .o the sAe for The purposo
Of establishing military school there.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
~<~~~~>~-~S~~>o~--~~~~~~
Loss Of the Bark Leander, Of Bath,
and Ten Lives.
-o---.o~.o1-~oo-~>Noo1~>~-
IMPORTANT MINISTERIAL CHANGES IN FRANCE
Another Reduction in the Bank Of Eng
lands Rate of Interest.
-,~,~r-~e~>o~~~~-~~->~~o~
ADVANCE IN CON SOILS.
S>~--'o-9r>>~-r0-"'rS~'S ,.:3 ...
- Activity I'm Cotton and Advance
i'm Prices.
--~~~>~>~>~~~~~~--~~~~~~
BnEADeyUFF0 DHPRHeaHD,
&C., &o, DO.
IMPORTANT MINISTERIAL CHANGES IN FRANCE
Another Reduction in tho Bank Of Eng
lands Rate Of Interest.

mo royal mail steamship America, Capt Noodle, from
1t verpoa on Saturday. the 18th inst, arrived at Halifax
haHpsst fvc O'Clock yesterday afternoon She passed the
Europa, rom New York for Liverpool Feb. IA, Off Knssle.
me North American arrived out the evening of the
In. On the morning Of that day she came in contact
With tbe bayk Ieander Of Bath Maine bound from Liver
pcol 70 New Orleans with small cargo of salt The bark
sunh n Eve minutes MS. Curtis (the captains wfe),
she second mate and eight we're drowned The
captain ard eleven others saved by the steamer
which Was only slightly damaged.
me proceedings Of Parliament were generally of an
unmporAnt character.
Lord pa,ners.on had moved in the House of Commons
Tor leave to bring his India bin to transfer the
Of India 10 the Crown. 1t proposed, he
d 70 abolish the Court of Directors, and establish
Council to be mainly composed Of persons who had been
in india or who acquainted with Indian affairs
He exp.aned the provisions of the measure, and urged
.he house 10 consent TO It's Introduction.
The matter was debated at length without any
Yfe Bank of England had reduced the rate Of discount
10 three per cent The movement had been anticipated
and ns effect wxs slight The applications for discount
slightly Increased after IT, reduction.
A,a meeting OF The directors Of the Illinois Central Rail-
rcad shareh oders resolutions were passed recommend
ing e directors enter INTO any fresh engagements
sshcu, previously submitting them to the shareholders in
pubic meeting.
The cry news from France s hat the Daily Ns,os
psrs correspondent believes that Marshal valiant Minis
ssr Of war has resigned and will be succeeded by Gen.
Neil He also thinks thst Count wGlewsk viii resign the
portfolio Of Foreign A6Airs.Zs
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Duel between the French Editors OF San
Francisco.


From the San Francisco BslIein, Feb. 81
The quarrel which has been going for last sir
months between the conductors Of the FrepcD papers,
Le PhGrs and Le Speodnr, 10 Of crsys this
morning in the shape Of duel, fought by Mons A. II.
Rapp and Mons Theodore h.ele In Sn Ma:eo county 7.
,s vel known that the most bitter hostility existed be.
tween the two journals and that each was regularly died
with abuse Of the conductors OF the other Charges OF
he ye't character we're nduged IN and The abuse was
seems 20 have arsen o1i Of personal dfically be.
tween Mons Leon Chemn, editor of L Paare and Noes.
1niee, ednorfof Es SpectdicT
ne last issue Of Il Spsce,sv contained reoecuoos
upon the conductors OF IL fhare FOR hcb Mons Rapp
hold Mons rbiele 70 personal account He appears 70
have done this partly hs Individual account and
also because no considered himself The fighting man.
Mons Chemn having been priest and beng opposed
20 duelng Accordingly, Mons Rapp on Monday
challenged Mons. Thele 70 mortal coraba authorized
his seconds 10 settle the preimnaries Mems Tne.e &C.
cepteo the invitation " fsbt and named several SECONDS
10 settle the terms q the hostile meeting on his behalf
os seconas wS On esen sde' met and several pro-
ber 70 Eight with duellng psto s. from ten 70 hfees
PAGES distant one 70 aght with revolyers, and rS
offers made, the ground that their pr popa had an
affection OF the eyes, and could not 70 eight the
ways proposed Arrangements could not be made, there.
fore at that time ana the matter dropped for the time
beng. Under this state Of facts Mons Rapp accused
Mons Ihele Of cowsrdce, and his Immediately brought
would fight at all hazards, AMI he prelminsres
settled that nghi should come OF With rapers smsl
Farly this morning accordingly several carr ages con-
iainpg The prnApa!s, their seconds and surgeon,
procs eded towards San Msteo county, the duel
place that county, few miles beyond the kssion just
At day break.
little difficult 70 recount the eract particulars OF
the Asht but appears tha, max ng iurges
at each other the sword Of Mons Tele struck Mons.
pp the mouth The point passing out a. the angle OF
the Jaw, under the eft The weapon withdrawn,
and the parties went each other aan, and after
raj passes the sword Of Mons. Thee struck Mons
Rspp the lower part Of The abdomen Mons Rapp with
his left hand said 70 have seized the blade Of the deadly
instrument and saved himself from being run through,
and AZ the time thrust his sword INTO Mons.
Thiee's right leg, short distance above The knee.
The ruddy tide spoutng rem The wounds OF
both parties Honor fully sats6ed, and parties
considering the whole quarrel for onceend all adjusted
shook hands and swore friendship. rhey then re-
spesuvey borne 10 their carriages brought back 10 tho
city, and put 10 bed where they still remain under ban
dages and water Cruel treatment doubtless looking back
with satisfaction 20 the sublime spectacle which they have
presented 10 the world Their wounds Are noe 90 deep
q well, so wide ~ church door, bot Ills enough;
twill serve"
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NICARAGUA

NICARAGUA.
M w. Carey Jones q: last dates at Realeo awaiting
the arrival Of Gen. lamar
Col Cauty publishes the following letter in the CenSo-
Amertco:-