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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-03-15
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The business will be continued by L VAN
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-03-15

Known as the Wilson Farm. about Cd acres I'M
der misunderstanding house, stable and good
young orchard. One fourth in hand, the balance
in five or ten wears with interest annually.
WALNUT TOWNSHIP.
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BOURBON TOWNSHIP.
NORTH TOWNSHIP.
D If n W or wv VI r. See $50 n r e. l22
POLK TOWNSHIP.

One mile North Of Knots Station fifteen acres
under cultyation-lo@ house, well and young
chard. Terms, one half in han,!-balance in ono
wear, with interest.
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YORK HERALD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER

were vain to appeal to the politicians, for
they do not understand the era in which they
live, nor comprehend the CRISIS through which
- .: ar: passing; SELF ,nssrsst corruption and
greed nf spoil have blinded them. A' 'H0
question at issue low is one that affects the
people themselves, not the,- blind leaders and
gnides; affects them in all their dearest iate-
res's-the peace the commerce and the pros
perity of the country in which they live; and
II behooves them to take some sure and speedy
measures to defeat the sectional candidate of the
republican party, and thus avert the calamities
which his euccess is certain to entail upon the
whole country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29

THE Hon. THADDEus STEVENS AT THE COOPER
ISsTrruTE.-The speech of the Hon Thaddeus
Stevens at the Cooper Institute the other even
ing was very much out of season and out at
place. He must have forgotten that he was in
the city Of New York, aud supposed that he
was speaking to gathering of coal miners and
iron manufacturers among the mountains Of
Pennsy lvanis. A different sort of argument
was the thing for this side of the river. Mr..
Stevens also appeared to labor under the idea
that be was talking to the old wing party Of
twenty years ago, and while he was about it
the wonder IL that be did not give General
Jackson a raking down for his removal of the
deposits. The republicans Of this city, in
choosing their campaign speakers from abroad,
should sdmonish them in advance to leave their
old local speeches behind them, and do up some
thing for New York; and young men of new
ideas would be better than these old chaps, who
never learn ything and never forget any
thing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-29
The Genius OF the Rural Press, INA N,
Assembly NominAtS~>.

The course taken = the metropolitan press
IN regard :. the denomination Of a number Of
'ncS leaders in the last Legislature, by the re-
publcans in the interior, has II appears. stirred
mp the sleepy rural editors. 1t is no easy task
to arouse these gentlemen through any moral
means but hold up before them the pslry sum
Of thousand dollars, and they are in blaze Of
glory The criticism upon these nominations
has fairly awakened them, and has had the
effect Of opening their batteries. We and the
editor Of the Syracuse Sanddfd relieving him
self In the following Style
We notice that the New York Trbun> and HrsArp are
somewhst exercised about nnston for enber
Assembly but We beg leave 70 assure them that the
tent 10 attend 70 their local nominations II New YORK
city viii keep itser free from corruption do well
for The republican ticket a. onondaga the result will be
entirely satisfactory.
This cry about corruption in New York may
do very well for the coustry politicians, who,
whilst, pharisee.like, pleading their own
superior honesty, rob MS Of our valuable fran
chises. We make no boast Of the honesty Of
our politicians, neither do we defend them In
any Of their plundering schemes; We make no
Pretensions in that line, nor are we In the habit
Of playing the hypocrits, by holding them up
as pure men, whilst they are invading the
rights or plundering the inhabitants of any
OF the interior cities; this Ia the special work
OF the rural editors, who seem TO have the ma
tural talent for defending their representatives
and calling them honest, whilst they are reach
ing ont their hands and stealing those franchises
tha, are worth millions Of dollars to our city.
and transferring them to a set Of spectators.
Did The rural members whilst occupying
ses. in Tic Legislature, attend 70 &c business
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Ut their own Immediate constituents, aud LEI us
IN New York alone, there would he no disposi-
ton on the part OF the city press to criticise
their pom'nati9ps: The fact Of the matter is,
the rursl members have beeh the lsaders in
every rsid upon The rights Of our citizens that
has taken place At Albany. Any person who
read the reports Of the proceedings OF the last
Legislature must have noticed the fact that
m-mhers from ths interior were the month
pieces Of the lobby upoo every REGULATING bill
that was before them. The projects which no
person from this city could be found TO defend
were boldly and without the least shame adj
vocated by thosa gentlemen representing in
terror towns; when the most intelligent members
from this city rose in their place and asked
that some safeguard shouid be thrown around
the raj road gran's, these very philosophers
whose denomination the press of this city has
denounced were the persons that sneered 1t
them and led on the forces th 1t defeated the
amendments, TO please the lobby whose tools
they were during the whole session.
II the rural editors do not wish ms to de-
noupce their nominations for the Legislature.
they must not hold up the leaders in the pratt
cal crussdes Of the last infamous Legislature
as honest and worthy legislators. All we ask
is that they shall not send men to Albany to
legislate for the mercenary gang that always
infest the Legislative halls, and who, whilst oe-
cupying their seais, heed no demands but those
coming from the lobby. Let them send repre-
sentatives who cannot be influenced by the
professional legislative brokers, and they will
bear no complaints from this direction. But az
long as they elect men to invade our rights and
to enact laws against almost the unanimous
wish OF the people, then they must expect to
hear the metropolitan press speaking in thun-
der tones. As long a. they assume to legislate
for our city they are morally responsible to us.
1t is therefore not only just bat proper, that we
should criticise the action Of every Assembly
district
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know. hat France is steadily pursuing its pro-
ject Of reoccnpy,ng tn. negro empire OF Hayd,
ard Spain is At this moment engaged In ~
establishing her rule in the poainieAn republic
ne - already sen, corps of active and
energetic officers to s.. Domingo, where they
nave entered the service Of the republic aud
established Nc wspaper; and from Havana We
ere informed thai many persona there believe
,ha, the large expedition. ostensibly being pre-.
pared 70 operate in Mexico, If really intended
for s.. Domingo. Whatever view, therefore,
may t- taken Of the facts revealed in the com
munica,icn We today publish, they are worthy
Of consideration by the statesmen and public
men OF America and Europe,
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THE PARTISAN JOURNALS or NEw ESGL,xp.--
Some Of thu, class OF journals 10 New England
knosn as party hacks, which belong soul and
body 70 politicians, and are supported either BY
the funds which politicians supply from their
own resources or procure for them in the shape
Of government patronage, are beginning TO feel
ashamed Of their conduct aud position. The
exposure We recently gave Ct their course has
stirred them NJ to tie necessity OF trying TO de
i,nd themselves, or rather Of raising a dus.
about the HERALD, in order 70 divert attention
away from themselves.
The Hartford Times comes 20 the rescue 10
long leader, In which the HERALD Is named
eleven times Instead OF answering the charges
We preferred against il and the Boston Post.
and other journals OF that lk, Il asserts that the
llETMp advocates the claims Of all the
Presidential candidates. There is no truth
in this statement, for We do not cham
pion .he cause Of any candidate. bat
are simply In favor OF the defeat OF Liacon,
and % "a, end ve support a Union ,ioks =
W sa.e =. -. :. =. .--ldl.,. -...s,a.
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IMPORTANT FROM HONDURAS.

The Execution OF Cen. waiker-Col.
RudIer Sentenced 20 Four Years Ina
prssonment-Arrival OF the Fiiibustsrs
~ New Orleans.
Hxw oIzAss, Sspt. IS, 1880.
Ire British war steamer Gladiator has been quAssa
tined.
she has on board the remnants OF General Walkers
army.
Walker WAS shot on the 18th Instant Ten shots &srs
fred ct him amid the cheers OF the natives.
He was Afterwards buried BY foreigners, The natives
refusing 70 take any part In the ceremony.
Colonel Ruder hss been sentenced 70 four years mpS
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the republican ticket, but VIZ desire 10 zee thai
ence 10 ne how the object Is Accomplished.
The Hartford paper Is, very iod,gn ,nt tbs
We should state that it derives its -l.t.a An -
from federal patronage. Yet II admits tha' u
receirN not only the "drippipgs Of the Tie'r
sury al Washingtnn." but Of the cry govern
ment at Hartford. 1t complains, hoseser,
that the amounts are very small winch y
probably true, US such papers are worth very
ltrle- indeed, less than nothing. to either fede
raj, State. or city governments small tsvor'
ought to be thankfully received by small Jour
mails; but instead Of that these papers are ever
growing and ever greedy for more, like i'm
pudcnt. lazy mendcants, who will MT work for
living, but importune the public for aims,
growing and looking daegers ar those VINO
give them only a 'ew pennies.
The Hartford Times denies that there was
any conservative coaieion iast epr,ng ia Con
nrciicut against the black republicans. THE
only shows that that journal rs utterly ignorant
CT it's own local affars There vas conserva
tive coalition then: and ii there was only a.
good a one now, there can be no doubt that,
with the accession OF the reserve vote which
obly comes out in Presidential struggles. it
would defeat Lincoln next November by an
overwhelming discontinue. But the partisan
Journals arr doing nothing for the accomplish
ment OF this devoutly wished for consumma-
ten.
These wretehed sheets have done more than
all other causes put together to demoralze the
democratic party end reduce 1t to chaos; and
now they are doing their utmost to prevent q
cordial and complete union OF the conservative
elements against the republican candidate.
They cannot see the length Of their noses be-
fore them. or begin to comprehend the true
nature Of the issue before the country, but they
chatter and jabber like angry apes or parrots,
conveying nothing Ineligible to the reader,
and even failing to understand the jargon them
selves. They have no in dependence of thought
or action, but are mere machines, which will go
for while if any body winds them up.
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NEWS FROM TINE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Dispatches from Chiaa-rhreatened At
tack of the Rebels ON shanghae-Em-
barkation OF Minister Ward On Beard .
Man-sS-Wsr, sc.
WARRINGTON, Sept IS. 1850.
rhe Navy Department has received ntellge uce iron
Commander striblng OF the East India squadron dated
shaDghac, July o. The country around langhae 10 re-
ported have been II that date In the hands Of tho
rebels with every reason 70 sppose that the place would
be taken - soon - they coula DO 70 without s.s OF On
sounering The French and xngsh forces stationed
FOR shs protection Of The settlement.
Mr. ward, our hD.sssr 70 that country had embarked
o. The naehp Hartford for prossctiou which 70 pro
osed with aim 70 the Gulf Of Pescheli.
wBrns ROUTES
Colonel Heath, Postmaster II Dubuque, and member
Of The Dsnocrasic National Committee 70. IsSa ~ho has
been here Tor days, hes erssd the rsestablla-
meat Of tbs mail route se nsissppi river betwee.
Dubuque and 81. Paul.
rw bnson rosrnAsnaxzr.
NJ walker. postmastsr ., Detroit, has been removed,
A. g ID understood that Col Buell., who recently declined
the oossuhp 10 the Sandwich Islands has beeu appoint
ed hs SUCCESSOR.
crAnnn AeArxsr ou oy erl ronnoS MINISTERS
stated that Minister 10 Of the South Amerisas
republics has bssn engaged In transactions which win
cessitas his recall. The matter now under nvessiga-
ton BY the government. !.
SECRET novuum or me BLACK srrslcAys
II 10 understood thai thers secret Association Ia IBIS
city, and n numbers increasing daily and nightly, who
have given In their adherence 70 the Of Lnoc,s
The numbers who have subscribed thor already
amount 10 several hundred embracing many Of the ccvs
and employees Of the en and officers OF high
rank.
THE rArr or GENERAL Waikiki.
The doubt and uncertainty regard 10 the fate Of Geu
Walker clcis very amusing comments In not only polsi
col but diplomatic circles.
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AMusEMENTs THIS EVENING.


AMusEMENTs THIS EVENING.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, rourteenss aree.-IrAIIAs ors.
RA-kABuco
EIBl.o's aARDEs. Observation-Disclosures at One O'Clock
IrnIAS OrxRA-NEpxA.
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway opposdte Bond -
IscLx PlT's cAsts-AAGIc JoxB-IRuH ASSURANCES ASp
YAsKxs MoDKszr.
BowERY rHEArRE Bowery-o'Fl.sfcAs AND eas
fARIxs-A GLANCE AT NEW YoRx-CARrKsrEs or kouks
WALLACK's THEATRE, Broadwsy-THG RorALIsr-
kAcK A WIDOW.
LAURA KxENEs THEATRE No. ga BrosdwAy.-rHs
MoEKKY Bsr.
NEW BOWERy THEATRE Bowery.-PAuL JosEs-BEIL
RisCKR BosIos-kirisG DrrcHsAN.
BARHUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM Broad~ay-Dsy ana
Kvenng-yoeKPH HIS BRKrHREs-Livtsa CuRios
40
BRYANTS' MINSTREI.S Mechanics Hall, Az Brosdwsv.-
BUsLxsaUKs, SONGS, Dlscss, Ac.-JAcx GADr
EIBLOs SALOON, observation-disclosures h CAHFsELt's
hpsrREis n ETHIOPIAN SONGS, BuRLEsouK DANCE 40
MAUGuRArioS BALL
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham street Tax MAerra-
kAGIc BAKREL-PsAsros BgIDz.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. COY sruadws y.-sosas
DANCES BuRLIsour-. &c.
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Arvival OF the Califormia Overland MAI.
rosr surn, sept a. 1880.
me California overland mail, with nve through pas
scnser and San Francisco dates the 7h inst arrived
here this morning al half pest O'Clock.
Among the passengers Ne J. Horace Kent, Of the sss
Frsncisco fsress, ~bo 10 rout> 70 Boston.
The Atlantic and Pacific telegraph line was 10 be opensd
v Los Angeles by the Goth Inst.
Senator latham and family " have san Franosc,
o. the 18Th for Washington BY The overssd r,at
AT extra Att, tmtsac.rS sv~.'hl. SsElN 4 tl.sr
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Tn. uaitsa STATE. Court n rren.ou

THE RYERs0N KJECTMENr CASE-TEk THAI or JACKA.
Low POSTPONED.
TRxsroy, Sept %, 1880.
me United States Court II stu In session.
The jury In ths Of Elliott vs. Van Worst rendered
verdict FOR the defendant
hs Court then took up eectment case Of van urss
Rycvson ". Nehemiah Perry.
Al the petit Jurors discharged except those e.
psnnsIled In the above This settles the quessoa
That Jsckaio~ WIN not be tried At the present term svn
II a blu should be found asaina him. The Grand jury
VII reassembls next Friday and win probabyepcrla BIN
on the Saturday following Jakaow viii then be brought
into court and charged with the Indictment and his trial
Get down for some day In January nett.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC roureenfs Sree..-IrALIAs Orr
RA-kABuco
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WINTER GARDEN. Broadway opposdte Bond Stres,.-
YAsKxR MopEszr
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BowERY THEATRE. Observation-Disclosures ois
fARIKs-A GLANCE NEW YoRx-CARrKSTKs or kouks
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EIBLo,s GARDEN, sroAdwsy.-Maiinee at One O'Clock
I OYrRA-MEpxA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-01
BY TELEGRAPH.

EreEa New York.
New YORK, June 30.--The steamer Anglo Saxon
has arrived at Farther Point with Liverpool dates
Of the 10th direct, and of 2lst via Londonderry.
The Paris 0piEioTs.has received a second warning
for publishing Victor Hugo's speech. E 80
SO villas are reported burned in Mount Lebanon.
Tho Turkish soldiers sent to protect the Christians
joined the Druses and participated in the massacre
The Siciian Parliament is expected shortly IN be
eonvoked under the laws OF 1S4S to ratify the proc
lanation declaring the forfeiture of the rights of
the BoufbOns IN Sicily and the union Of Sicily with
Sardinia under Emanual
Napoleon at an interview said to commander De
MARITIME, six weeks ago should have been happy
to accept the roeof mediator but posterior engage
megss prevent my doing so to-day.
The Church rates abolition bill was thrown ont
of the House of Lords by large majority
Napoleon returned to Paris on the 18th.
The German Provinces were unanimous at the
Preliminary conference on the question referring
to the relations of Foreign Powers. Napoleon re-
ported peaceful assurances to the Prince Regent of
Prussia. Their interview was cordial.
The two steamers captured by the Neapolitans
displayed the Sandman and American eolors. They
contained 81 cannons and two millions pounds pow
der, and considerable specie and 800 armed passen-
gers, Who as prisoners, were taken to Gaeta.
The Sandman Minister demanded their restitution
The English Ambassador supported the demand
The concentration Of the Piedmontese army in
Ferrara is confirmed
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Healthy human Blood upon being Aafyzed always pre-
sents with the ptiS elements, and
The True Standard. AnalyEe the Blood Of person suf-
from Consumption, Liver Complaint, DyspeF scofue,
and We had in e1ery instance ertsn deficiencies in the
gohules ef the blood Supply those Deficiencies and you
nade well. The BLOOD Food founded upOE this the
5Ty--henee its astonishing success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
opted the deficiencies OF Blood dseases For
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, any Affection what
sgsr Of the Throat Lungs inducing C0nsump.
on, No. which alsj the No for Depression of
SpirfIs, Loss of Appetite. and for all Chronic
2 pmp lafnts arising IRON Over-uSe, General De-
bi Iity. and Nervous Prostitution No. 2 for LfV.
ar Complaints No. , for Dyspepsia. Reidg al
prepared for absorption il Is taken by drops and
ed Immediately into the circulation that what you gain
retain. The No. 4 is for Female Irregularities,
TEYstsrfas Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
III bis For Salt Rheums Eruptiens, ScrOfu-
] ouS, Kidney and bladder Comp plants take No.
all the directions must be strictly followed Price
Of ne Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4u9 Broadway, New York,
AID ~ all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. j. WOOD & Co., St. Louis,
4rt Wholesale for he West
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COMMER,CIAT,.


Review Of tse Nashville MRFket, for tue
Week ending June 30s
COTTON AND T0BACC0-Thsre has been hut very little
done these staples during the weak the transitions ccm2s
in. bales OF the and few hogsheads Of the later
FLOUR AND GRAIN-hs Flour is bebnng reduced
very fast, with bnt Light receipts We however,, notice de
cline Of l0s per bg Exa, which quoa 50 SO from
hands We continue to quote in barrels follows Super
ne sG96 80 Extra 1901 so the outside figures beng the
prices for small lots.
We transactions in Wheat predicate quOtltiOns
upon. ~
Corn is in scvs demand at 6570c and very superior ar,
ce Of prime white would probably command 75 YER bushe
PR0VIsIoNs-The receipts Of Bacon eernue fery light In
consequence which, together with the light hand
We have Wholesale transactions to We quite Shoulders
S9sc, Hams I0c, and Clear Sides Ize from ons. From
packed, &c advance these quotations depanded.
We haze the remark to make in regard to thecepts and
nnsactions Lard, which quiet at ccordng 70
qaalty and packages.
GRccERIEsTAe Grocery trade during the Weekha present
ed dull and insnmate appearance with ht TRANSACTIONS with
in the range of the following quotations:
sUGAK-Rair s9sK and Prime Choice 999lic in hogs
heads and c advance these quotations in hrre New
York Coffee Sugars tO9ls Crushed and Powdered 1t9I9c;
Loaf 1I<9l2c
MoLAsEs am SYRUP Mossseu il barrels 4e94 gall half
barrels 4S94 Sugar House 4395c Golden syr in barrels
75c, BALI BARRELS e0c, and kegs (ten gals 85c
OoEBKE-Rio l49l4c; Laguyrs l49i5c; Java P920c B.
T-Imperial 50cSSl; Gunpowder 5OS75ei Yong Hyson 80
CSC, Black 699Sl SO.
sALT-We quote Coarse sa:kat sI5o, aad Pnsst sIsO@
l7O, and Barrel Acc bushel The tie market is
ample to meet the demand.
COTTON YARNs-Ths following the agents. quotations
for Cotton 700 and sOO &c doz 6OO lOc 5 Ic and
900, l9c.
WH1sKY.-Rectiaad is held at 9O9ssc . gallon, and
country at 5O975cper gallon, according to quality.
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$500 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the 18th inst night. my negro
BEN, about "a years Of age about 1--WE feet eleven
inches high spare made Of yellow compilation and bright has
but fourth blood in him. He very long head Of
hair bushy head hair black not kny but very curly
thin vsage He would weigh, suppose, not exceeding 80
pounds he speaks slowly rather inclined look down when
spoken TO- but exceedingly intelligent and first rate mechanic
equal and think any in the State white
black His character heretofore has soless raised him
ny body servant He has Travelled the State Of Geor
a with all the principal cities through many Of the
adjoining States. He or pair OF cotton pants
bached homenun shirt white striped coat striped with
cotton and ceda sack He carried of with him
pair broadcloh pants light dove colored eoaon
the m2teaOne vest with broad flowers common
gro soft neat black hat pair Of drawers
pair suspend pair OF fine shoes with red
lining inside besides pair Of negro shoes suppose he will
make for free State probably through Atlanta, Chstta
nooga, Nzshvil Ieaud Louisville.
will pay the above reward for him. caught and deposited
jail that can him without the county Of Hancock
doubt not that he will By rarOsd and be easily
rested the any other person he viii most prOba
bly, travel white mamie is personally
by very many intelligent Of Georgia From his for
good character heeould easily impose upon OF
friends either take him in charge put him the
He went OF With black mouAche but from his intelligence
doubt not he will cut them Of. JAS. THOMAS,
Hancock County, Ga.
Nashville UEI0E AMERcAN will please three times
daily and send bill Judge James Thomas Sparta, Hancock,
county, Ga-AaaBtd (GG.1 Estst1i0eHcer. iune29-d3t
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no Lyons Magnetic Insect
eAS~-9s-s POWDER Exterminates Bed Bugs, ROacheF,
ts,E ufrfDR ana

lyons Magnetic Pills.
ARE ClRTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND NICE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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New ORLEANS, June 30.-The schooner A, Taylor
has arrived from Ruatan the 10th. Thecession of
the island to Honduras is unfavorable. Fifty troops
had arrived from the Baize to maintain order. The
people object to the treaty, and it will probably be
amended.