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Plot to Enter the District Pent
tentiarV


WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Recently Mr.. Sepg
stack, warden of the District penitentiary,
received information from certain prisoners
that plot had been arranged by the con.
victs who were recently released to scsle the
prison walls, fire some of the out buildings,
and while the attention of the guards was
diverted the depredators would rob the
dwelling. Accordingly, guards were set in
side and outside last night, and soon three
men were seen advancing on the premises as
advised. After being hailed and attempting
to escape, the guard fired two of the fel
lows were caught and the third escaped
The parties named to the warden were SEQ
Nelson, who had been confined for passing
counterfeit money in North Carolina, and re
leased on Thanksgiving Day Joseph Gun
bingham, not out long, and Joe Penny
Nelson was shot severely, and his life is
despaired of Penney was captured, land both
committed to Jail. Cunningham was arrest
ed, and tonight examined before Justice
Dom. Five young men, who acknowledged
their disreputable conduct, swore that Gun
bingham was with them during the whole
night, except about twenty minutes. On the
other hand, Penney, degraded fellow how
ever, swears that Cunningham was one OF
the party. Mr.. Sengstack seems confident
that there must have been seven or eiphi
near,a no two or three men would have uu
dertaken it. Cunningham is committed to,
another hearing ON Friday next,
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Later from Mexico.

New YORK, Nov. 2s.-The Times of this
morning, published a dispatch containing ia.
telligence from Mexico via Panama, stating
that the Conservatives under Gen. Jordo de
feated the Liberals under Gen Coronado At
Topic on the sth instant, killing the latter
and four hundred men. The Liberals had
fled to Mazatan.
1t was reported at Aspinwall that the Japa-
nese Commissioners to the Cnited States
would leave Jeddo on the2zd February via
San Francisco.
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Ms- The Golden Age, while on her way
down to Panama, was boarded in the vicin-
ty of Cape Lucas by an open boat from the
ship St. Mary's, lying at Guaymas, and i'm
portant dispatches from the commander of
the st. Marys to the government placed on
board. These dispatches probably related
TO the occurrence which had taken place at
Guymas between Captain Porter and the
authorities of that place, relative to the non
recognition of Col. Alden as Acting United
States Consul during the absence of Judge
Rose, as we'll as the treatment received by
Col Stone surveying party.
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From the south Pacific.

From the South Pacific we have news da-
ted at Valparaiso on the 29th of October. -
Chile remained quiet, but fears were enter
tanned of another political outbreak. The
officers of the frigate Merrimac had enter
tanned all the principal inhabitants of the
place at grand bal on beard the ship.
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Murderers Burnt atthe Stake.--The Mont
gomery (Ala.) Advertiser, of the 2lst inst il.
says; M
A rumor reached this city on Saturday
morning last, to the effect that the murderer
of Mr.. Page, and also an accomplice. had
been arrested in Conecun county a day or
two previous, and Immediately burnt by the
former neighbors of the unfortunate deceas.
ed. 1t is also stated that these two fellows.
before passing through the terrible ordeal to
which they had been subjected, confessed
that they belong ed to a regularly organized
band of highway robbers. composed of nine
ether individuals besides them.
Last Friday night the usually quiet town
of Buffalo, Iowa, was thrown into state of
great excitement by party of young fellows
getting on spree, which resulted in the
shooting OF six men, several of whom are
very dangerously wounded.
The censor-in-C Chief of the Paris press is
said to be worth more than million of francs
already. He has been in office six months,
and it is said is open to persuasion.
1t takes three editors to start paper in
New Orleans-one to get killed in a uel,
one to die with the yellow fever, and one to
write an obituary of the defunct two.
A terrible prairie fire swept over fifteen
miles of Jasper county, Iowa, few days
ago.
Rev. J. P. Dan, for 80 years minister,
died at Kingston, N. c., on the 18th ult.
c. Folin, an old citizen of New Orleans,
died on the Goth inst.
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Office.

All Concentrations, &C., intended for in.
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOHN r. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor, in order to ensure
attention.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

bARdARNSs BA RG AIMS
VERY rich Sord Silk Robes,
1919 100 pieces Go R Fancy Silks a of all kinds
Rich Plain Poplins, of all shades,
do Fig and plaid do do
Plain and Fig Delains,
do Col Merinoes,
400 pieces Fig DeLaines, l2Ec
100 do Col. do 1870.
Al Wool White Flannels,
1874 Alendale Quilts, Piano and Centre Table
covers,
la1a Bleached Cotton sheeting, lok gleaohed
C Damssk h Napkins and Dayliss, English
Also, small Plaid Cassimeres very handsome
coP Cloaks.
In our embroidery line, we would mention:
100 very handsome Collars Csc Dimitv bands.
Very rich Lace Sets,
do do Real French do
Dc do do do small Collars, Lace, Ber-
thas and Llu jon do
Our stock is very large, and heinz deferm in
ed to reduce the same, we are now Offering
great Bargains.
Those in want would do well to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
no % BLooD'sooD.
IMMENSE BARGAINS AT THE
I'm SILKS, SIZE REE SHY HiyE'
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, SILKS,
Foulard Silks, Foulard Silks, Foulard Silks,
SIX Robes, SILK Robes, Silk Robes Silk Robes,
C Velvet Robes, Velvet Robes, Velvet Robes,
Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks Cloaks Cloaks,
:" avis, ShaWls, ShaWlS, ShaWls, Shawls
49, call is all that is asked, as we are offering
great inducements in all the different branches.
JAMES SMITH,
no % Proprietor of the Bee Hive
-STOVES-STOVES.
MN ,Ry in
IL receiving daily, ,.,,,s
OF all kinds and for all purposes, from the best
Foundries in the country.
All STOVES sold and put up by us are onsy-
anteed to give satisfaction
Purchasers will find it to their advantage by
giving us call before purchasing. no 80
ATLANTIC DRUG STORE.
FLA v II Just received 10 chests of Gunpow-
Il der Tea, the best that has been in Norfolk
for 10 years, SO says some of your best Tea
tasters in the city. Call and get a drawing and
taste for yourselves.
no 80 JRLUDLoW.
FRESH AND ROSY.
FENHE Old Ladies Delight. Rich Fragrant De-
L lightful Tea, Just received at T.. C, Dem
mg's Family Grocery, No. 60 Church street
one = chest OF very fine Gunpowder Tea, sc :
lected and sent expressly to our order as beino
very choice and superior article We bess
leave to solicit an examination of the soma he
competent judges y
no ~ U DEFINING, so Church st.
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
1000 Embroidered Collars, ..
w 1000 Embroidered Collars
1000 Embroidered Collars
,ooo ,,.,,..,,-. 1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embrt idered Col lars s- -
,,,,..,,,,,,, At FOSTER 4 MOORE'S
IS Main street,
,....u. ma. 95 Main sire t.
a very Reduced Prices, no 80
GA b copy
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z Otd Broaon's H4mantty.-A distinguished
citizen of Indiana, sssays the Louisville Jour
nal, who attended the late trials at Charles
town. Va, had an interview, whilst there,
with Mr. Washington, who was one of Old
Browns prisoners in the U. S. Armory. Mr. -.
| Washington freely admits that the prison
ers were treated with gentleness and hu
manity, yet he came to the conclusion, that,
in some respects, old Brown is terrible ruff
fan at heart. ,.. ......
According to MIR. WIS statement, Old
Brown, during the investment of the armory
and the attack upon it by the troops, was
the busiest and most vigilant of all the rebels
in watching through loop-holes and crevices
for opportunities to kill those outside. While
he was thus watching, rifle in hand, one of
his own sons was sh OF through the body and
fell within four or five feet of him, The
young man groaned aud cried aloud in his
agony, begging that some one of bis COM
rades would kill him at once Thereupon
Old Brown, turning for few moments an
unmoved and unsympathizing glance upon
his expiring son, sternly babe him be silent
and die like man, and then Instantly turn
ed his attention back to his own work of kill
ling.
son was shot down almost exactly like the
first, and, with loud groans, called upon a
comrade for a revolver, that he might shoot
himself. And old Brown, turning upon him
as he had turned upon the brother, rebuked
him for his noise, without word or a look
OF sympathy and regret, and straightway be-
took himself again to the business Of muir.
der. And all the while, standing with his
two dying children behind him, and holding
his rifle pointed in front, he was drumming
at intervals upon the barrel of his weapon Of
death with the fingers of his left hand, as
calmly and with as much apparent uncon-
Germ as if he had been engaged in some
amusement.
There can be no doubt of old Browns
GOODNESS and untamable courage, but such
qualities cannot compensate for the absence
OF the ordinary sensibilities of human nature.
1t is not enough that he can look upon his
own death as immovably as he could contem
plate the death and hear the death greans
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
TERMS.

The Day Book will be served to subscribers
stos cents per week, payable to the Carrier
When sent by mail it will be "a per year, 81
Tor SIX months, and 81 for three months, psya
Die III advance. ~ 4.-.sss-.-. 80.
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COLORED PARAFINE WAX
CANDLES

A VERY beautiful article. Also the original
IA Defensive Soaps, said to be the best COM
pound in existence for saving money time and
labor in washing. For sale at
E c DEMING'S
no % No. 60, Church street.
(H y A cODv)
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BURROWS.
IS
RELIABLE
MEUICIN

RELIA BILE
MEDICINE.
SCRoFULA, SYPHILIS, RHE UMATTSM.
DYSPEPSIA, ULCEROuS AFFECTIONS,
Nervous Headache, ErysipeIas, Ulcers
FlSTULA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DISEASE OF THE WOMB.
CHRONIC OOUGHs AND COLDS,
CHRONIC DYsENTERY, SCARLET FEVER,
FILES. GENERAL DEBILITY,
GRAND ULAR SWELLLNGS,
CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE,
MERcUR1AL DISEASES, FEMALE DISEASES
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State
OF the System, or occasioned by Imprudence in
Life.
For sale in Norfolk by
j. W. BURROVy h CO..
Druggists and Chemists, 68 Church st.
jy IL
10 SandfOrd's Liver InVigOrator--
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.--Isa mild
ana efectual cathartlc, acting first on the LIVER,
10 eject 1t morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries offan matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus Strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORAToR
,,,,,,,,,,,s, LIVER INVIG0RATOR and
PURIF1ES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold BY all Druggists, and by NJ. A. & c. A.
SANTOS. NAL 6m
fT y "TIME TRIES ALL TH1NGs,'' and mas
LkS proven that sWistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is the remedy, par eUceltence, for the
cure of coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough,
bronchitis, asthma, phthisic, sore throat in
duenza, and "last, not least" consumption.
Wake 3 Co, and KING Toy. Nor .
folk. ]. q. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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New YORK, Nov. 28.-The following ad
ditional names the Storage passengers los
by the disaster of the steamer Indian, are
given: Alexander Deane, Thos. Claverhouse
and VIM. Johnston.
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LONDON DOCK
B RANDY.

Vintage '46 and '48.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Megler 81 8 yrs. oil,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
DubItn and London
Porter,
Can always be had from
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
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SeabOard Towing and TranspOr
fafi0n CAmnanV

A N adjourned meeting OF the Seaboard Tow
n ing and Transportation Company will take
place at the Merchants and Mechanics Elk.
change, this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
no rs IT ALLYN, Chairman.
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e. ~ WIDE water Street, next door to
ie IL S. o. MERwIN g. Co.. Aucprs,
NEGROES FOR SALE
DUkSUANT to an order of sale made at the
i Fall Term 1859, of the Court of Equity for
Northampton County, North Carolina, in the
cause of Elizabeth P Jones, ct ais ca payte,
The undersigned, Commission will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, at the residence
of the said Eliza tn, on the 18th day of De-
cember next, the personal estate in the plead
ings mentioned, to wit; IS likely Negroes, &c
Mules nd Horses, 100 fat Hogs, and many out
Hogs, Oxen, Mich Cows &c, a large quantity
Of Corn, Fodder and Cotton Seeds, Carts, Wag-
Household and Kitchen Furniture, sc, &c.
The place of sale is about six miles from Rich
square in said County, and two miles from
Roxobel in BERTHE County. Persons coming to
the sale ria the Petersburg, Weldon, Roanoke
and Seaboard Railroads had better reach jack
son on Saturday evening the 10th OF December.
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit of twelve months
will be given to the purchasers OF the Negroes,
and six months to the purchasers of the other
property, on their entering into bonds with ap.
proved sureties bearing interest from the day
of sale. -- 80
no 2l-lawtd w. w. PEBBLES, Com.
NJ TIT
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special Notice.
THE WHEELER & WILSON STITCH

THE WHEELER d WILSON STITCH,
GDCGGNlgO0Og:
rs APPLICABLE TO ALL PURPoS
l. HEMMlNG, CoRp1NG, TUcK1NG.
QUILTING, TELLING, GArHER1ne
done neatly and with despatch at the office in
JOHNSON'S HALL, Norfolk,
% MAIN STREET, Richmond.
N5- Price Of Machines $50 90 to 800, =fGi
N- Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. go
no le-lw* Z. H. CRAIGE, Agent,
II 70 AMONG DISEASES. Dyspepsia and
lAS Diarrhoea rank as most difficult to cure.
We are pleased to have it in our power to point
out a remedy which has proved effectuaI in
many cases, and which we can safely recon-
mend as certain and infallible cure. 1t has
been the means of rescuing thousands from an
untimely grave, and given the glow of health
to many a cadaverous folm. The medicine we
have reference to is s'HosTETTER's CELEBRAT-
ED STOMACH BITTERs." These Bitters, whose
virtues are promulgated through the State, are
continually increasing in the favor of the pub
lie, and from the many cures they have effect
ed, have doubtless the ascendancy over any
other preparation before the public.
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of BraIdies, Wines and
tine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gIsts and dealers generally, everywhere.
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sgs+ circulation greater than the Daiiies
ut both Cities combined. go
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N=e- The son of Judge Haun,the new Sena-
t or from California, who arrived in N. York
with his family died about six hours after land
mo from the steamer. He had been i'll of sore
throat on the passage, ana when he arrived
il was too late to save him. He was a fin e
Young lad, six years age
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Notice!
HOUSEKEEPERS AND HEADS OF FAMI-
f. <.v LIES

READy READ READ READ
CEVERAL Families having expressed to us
y desire to get a very choice article of Butter
for Winter use, we take pleasure In announ-
cling the arrival per steamer of a very Elegant
Dairy OF Fine Family Butter, sent to us ex-
pressiy and direct from a eentleman's Dairy
Farm in Chenango County, State of New York.
This Butter we unhesitatingly affirm to be the
Finest Article we have seen in this market for
some years, and we know what good Butter is.
Such chance to secure such an article occurs
but seldom. -
Please read the Inspectors certificate, and to
be further convinced call yourselfat
E. C. DEMlNG'S City Family Grocery,
no ID No. 60 Church st
AAVlNG inspected the above Dairy of But
II ter have no hesitation in pronouncing
the same to be very choice article
e. Q. THOMAS, Inspector.
Norfolk, Nov. l4th, 1859
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The story of the double headed child at
Palermo. Is exploded, according to the Wa
1eryille Mail. The surplus head was no
but soft tamor on Ine 9aon na IL
"osnino in the skull, its contents communi-
ost;np with the brain, and the child instead
Of doing we'll as reported, died not long after
the amputatiop. -s -.-
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NOTICE.

A N adjourned meeting of the Stockholders
n of the Seaboard Towing and TRANSFORM.
on Monday the 29th inst, at O'Clock, P, M,
noa26 E. T. HARDY, Secretary,
FNNOBACCO-40 Boxes assorted grades from
l. fair to choice for sale, for an on account of
the Manu- factarer by
no i6 1T BOCKOVER.
(Herald copy alD
Anew CORNED PORK-Just received a
IN lot OF nice Cofned Pork.
" M. r DRURY,
no25 No. "A, Cor. OF Cove snd Church st,
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Paints.
0A1lAO Lbs. Chrome and other Creams dr.,
GOOO and in OIL ~
/ 1000 los: TIMBER ana Sienna, dry ana in oil snd
5000 lbs. White Lead in Oil
5000 do rench Inc
Our Stock OF line pigments is also very good
ahd-quanties warranted, and we offer to cash
or punetuai customers at low rates.
M a & G. A. SANTOS,
no 10 No. Il 5lIain street
fLuID, FLUiD.-20 Bbls of No Just Re.
~ ceivad and for sale low by
no ~ w ROBERTS ia, u co.
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Head Quarters saith Regiment,
NORFOLK, Nov. 29th, 1859
IL The Volunteer Companies of the 54th
"a Regiment, comprising Blues, Juniors Greys
IN and Riflemen, are hereby ordered to Parade
~ at the usual Parade Ground WEDNESDAY
morning the 30th, at II O'Clock Tor Inspection.
Commanders of Companies will report to the
Adjutant the names of their Men and Officers
Also, the number of Arms and Announcements
in their possession. By order of Adiutant
General. E. C. ROBINSON,
Col. saith Regiment.
A. f. SANTOS, Adjutant no a9-2t
III u copy)
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ATTENTION

ATTENTION
l N d E P E N DEN Y GREY
T. ATTEND A DRILL az Head Quart tiers,
"a this TUESDAY evening Nov. goth, at TX o.
I'll clock precisely. A full attendance is. de-
~ sired. New Knapsacks will be given out
by order the Captain.
no % ]. A. BRINIMER o. S.
a FLAVORING EXTRACTS
COXE'S GELATINE,
COOPER'S ISINGLASS.
Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon Celery Seed Nut
megs, Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange
Peach, Rose and Almond.
wv BURROW & co, Druggists,
- 6S Church Street
TOGETHER WITH A
Choice assortment of Lubins Maugenet, Cow
dray and Rimme's Celebrated Perfumery,
Genuine Imported Farina Cologne, Pomades,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Combs, Puff Jars and
Toilet articles every description jus received
at j. w. BURROW l. co,
The Druggists on Church Street,
where Prescriptions are carefully
prepared and at low prices with
no " the purest Medicines.
SPLENDID TEAS, SPLENDID TEAS.
SPLENDID TEAS, SPLENDID TEAS.
A Il ONL SEVENTY FIVE CENTS
N Per lib. and warranted at that, or the money
refunded, at
w BURROW e. co,
w BURROW e. co,
The Druggists on
Church Street
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TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 20.

Office, No. 81, E. Main Street, Norfolk, Va
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ELUlD for sale by the. barrel or by the gal.
II Ion, quart OF pint, by
RF JAMES,
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rilVate BOXES. ....................$ SIS 90
Slileie seats IN Private Boxes, ......,.....a rs
ppalhlly ClrG!e....... .......,...... rs
Boxes Tor Colored People. so
oailefy lof DO do. ................. IS
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Selected
EXPRESSLY
FOR !
Medicinal
AND |
FAMILY
! USE.

SUIT 6verybOdy at
. A. ]. MOCK Il CO.'S,
% Wide Water Street, next door to
ie IL S. o. MERwIN g. Co.. Aucprs.
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BENEFIT OF
MISS JENNIE PARK Err

First night in Norfolk of the classical Tradeey
made so celebrated by RACHEL Miss
HERON and Miss DAVENPORT
entitled MEDEA.
This TUESDAY Evening Nov 29th. ls5y
Win be performed the Tragedy OF
MI Il ID Il A
Medea ......................M Miss Jennie Parker
1ass0n. .......... =. .......M Mr. III w Gossiu
Orpheps. .,.............. Miss Josephine Parker
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EDITOR ANDPR OPRIETO
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20 Doors open at TX O'Clock, and perior-
nance comm nces at ia.
W5- The Norfolk county Ferry will convey
passengers to Portsmouth after the perfor-
nance. no %
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SPRING FASHIONS.
4 RTIFlCIAL rLoWEks
a Target wresihA
Ball and bridal wreaths,
Head dresses and b0uQueA
fun and general assortment Of every of Fronc5
and American go0da
JObberu and m1liners invited W call and
PRICES ARTIFICIAL Flower Man1hsciory
Is Division sueel-
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A Patriotic Spnninrd and General Reneau.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.


TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, Jan. %, 1859.
We have read in this capital with thousand "bravos'
and loud applause the letter you have had the audacy
insert your number Of the HERALD Of the 7th instant
In reference the great rebellion which, according
your showing, is to break very in this island
Only set Of imbecle the editor of the HERALD
would be capable of committing absurd thing, with
out taking account that each of the Spaniards
who now bear arms in the Queen Of the Americas is
wall against which would dash to pieces all the plans Of
handful Of bandst goddess landless and awless, who
live only by pllage Doubtless they have imagined that
they deceive with paythng, like children. I'm.
beetles, DO undeceived-he heart Of the Spaniard is
compassve while they do not have TO suffer insults like
that which they today suffer from horde Of -; but
when the arrives, every who boasts of being
Spanard will out the last drop of his blood
10 keep IT. place the banner Of Case and he who
the other hand lacking in his duties as good citizen,
will suffer the punishment that belongs to trail
tors to their country Lastly, the thirty days which
the inserted in the HERALD mentions coming to
end the Spanards confding in their loyal army and
citizen militia, and he who subscribes these lines laughs
at the ooshness of the editor Of the HERALD and bis
trymen.
II you deem it proper insert this in your apprecia
bic journal you will obige your aeconate and sincere
servant. j. G. d.
We suspect rate correspondent has read the HERALD
only through the columns Of the Diario de la Marina He
would otherwise have known that the editors Of that jour-
nal with bad faith unworthy OF Journalists and resorted
only by the defenders Of bad and losing cause when
they copied the letter he refers to- suppressed edto
rial remarks thereon and the heading gave to the let
ter Of 1.-THE Bogus Cuban Revolution thus making
seem to give faith to what from the beginning stamp
ed as a humbug-[ED. HERALD