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TO seize and coniiscato property Of rebels,
and for other purposes, approved July
18th, 1862, and which sections are in the
words and figures following
SECTION 0. Ind Be- IL further eaacte,l,
That all the slaves of persons who shall
hereafter be engaged in rebellion against
the Government Of the United States, or
who shall in any way give aid or ooma
fort thereto, escaping from such persons,
and taking refuge within the limits Of
the army, and ali slaves captured from
such persons, OF deserted by them and
coming under the control Of tho Govern
ment Of the United States, and all slaves
Of such persons on or being within any
place occupied by rebel forces and af-
trwards occupied by the forces Of the
United States, shall be deemed captures
Of war, and shall be forever free Of their
scrvilude and not again held as slaves.
SIC. 10. And bsH y50tier enacted, That no
slave escaping into any slave territory or
the District Of Columbia, from any Of the
States shall be delivered up, or in any
way impeded or hindered of his liberty,
except for crime or some oiiense against
the laws, unless the person claiming said
fugitive shall first make oath that the
person 70 whom the labor or service of
said fugitive is alleged TO be due, is his
lawful owner, and has not been in arms
against the United States in the present
rebellion, nor in any way given aid or
comfort thereto: and no person engaged
in the military or naval service OF the
United States shall, under any pretense
whatever, assume to decide on the valid
ity of the claims OF any person to the SER
vice or labor of any other person or
surrender up any such person to the
claimant on pain Of being dismissed
from the service.
And do hereby enjoin upon and or
der all persons engaged in the military
and naval service of the United States,
20 obey and enforce within their respec-
tive spheres Of service, the Article and
Sections above rccited And the Exec
utive will in due timc recommend that
all citizens Of the United States who
shall have remained loyal thereto
throughout the rebellion, shall, upon the
restoration Of the Constitutional rela-
tons between the United States and their
respective States and people, if the rela-
ton shall have been suspended or dis
turbed, be compensated fer all losses By Gets
Of He Uated States, iJ,cltling NE loss Of
s'ares
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and casued the seal Of the Uni
ted States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington this
the twenty -second day Of September, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two, and of the In
dependence of the United States the
eighty-seventh.
[Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President.
WM. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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TO OUR READERS.

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Iustioes' Court.

HANNAH C,ILanAS Plt'nO In a suit before G. H.
ra Southgate, a Justice OF
q. D. ELLIOTT, Dert tbs Peace foI Davidson
County, Tennessee.
1hephintia, Hannah Callahan, 10 this action have
ting obtained an Attachment against fh9 defendant,
l.. u. Elliott and issued % Constable Of sald CouE.
81, and returned by him, levied property BELONG
ing 20 the defendant; and on motion N plainth, IL
appearing 40 the satisfaction 81 said Justice that The
defendant + non resident of the State II Iennessea.
10 g. ordered that publication BE- made for four suC-
ceEiye weeks in newspaper publsbad M TIE city ol
Nashville called the Union" warnng The deiend-
ant 10 appear before said Jusiica zoe nth DAY on
October, 1862 and plead, answer, OF demnr % "a .
attachment, Otherwise the cause VIII De set i0r hear.
ing 81 Parie on that day.
C.. N SOCTHGATE up
scpt.6th, isG2-ilw. prs. Zee $500
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Proclamation of the GOyernOr.

pY virtue Of The power and authority in me YES
j ted, ms Military Governor Of The state az Ten
ucsSea do hereby appoint the following persons 90
hold aud exercise the functions, of the respective Of
fees attached 90 hs and their names, and to perform
thu duties thereof according to law, 20 wits
FIRST WARD
John Carpor, Alderman James Turner ami YIN.
Roberts, Cuuncilmcn
sEcoSD WARD.
dos Robb. Alderman. "a. N. southgato aud A..
Myers Nuunclmcn.
rHiBn WARD
Ell Mulloy Alderman Andrew Anderson and
Alex. Mcdaniel, Connciimen
FOURTH WARD.
IL @ Sccvel Alderman. l.. 4. Hun and Charles
Saycrs, Ceuncimen,
TIPrH WAND.
W. Chatham, Alderman >. 3. Knowles and W.
A. McCelland, Copncilmen.
SIXTH wAEn.
VI. VI Brian, Alderman. Marlborough and
Wm. Driver. Couucimeu
sEytNIu WsEU.
NJ l.. Claiborne, Alderman. WIN. stewart and
Thos Cready, Councimen.
EiGurH wARp.
Jos smith Alderman VIVA. H4ily and VIM.
ssnboru. CouuchnNA
is TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 4 hare here
unto sct ny hand ana caused The Great
a. 81 seal Of The State % be aIEei, al Nash-
49, willie, this October lst ltO@
ANDREW JOHNSON GuvEHNoE.
EDWARD 70. Easr, Secretary Of STATE.
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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
THE Steamship
GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PAruS, Commander,
WIN be degpatehed
wnbe aaspatohoa

Faom LfvERrooL, FRoM NEw YoRK
Calling at Queenstown, Saturday, July 20
Saturday, .....Augusi l9 Tuesday, ..september
Wednesday, o.. October I Saturday. .. October -
Tuesday, November Is Thursday, December II
This magnificent ship having proved herself un-
eQualled for speed, safety and comfort sea sickness
being unknown on board, Is strongly recommended
a. the most eligible Conveyance for passengers.
FIHsT CABIN
From $40 g. 3l55 each berth, according 20 the size
situation, and accommodation Of the State Rooms, ali
Ia wing the privileges IN the saloons, and IN
gard 70 meals and attendance, suites departments
for families may be engaged by special agreement
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE TO and from LIVER
POOL az o FARE AND A HALF for First
and Second Glass.
Servants accompanying passengers, and children
under ~ years Of age, half farei Infants free.
SECOND CABIN.
State room berths meals furnished Of separate Ia
bio,
THIRD cAHtN.
Iutermcdlate Slate Room passengers found with
beds, bedding, table utensils and good substan
tai tDOu 900
srEEnAoE,
Wth superior accomml dntions, ...... ..... Sli
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet Of luggage
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For Freight and passage, apply %
CHAs. A. WHITNEY
Al the Office, No. &c Broadway, NY
ROWLAND q ASpINWALL, Agents.
July 90, ls62-till Dec 49,
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Marshal's Sale.

DN vitlue Of an alias III ia TO me directed from
ID the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Middle District Of Tennessee J. E. r. Gascoch, Mar
shal in and for said district, will expose TO public
sale to the highest bidder, for cash. at the Court
house dood, IN the City Of Nashville, on tle 2nd day
of October, 1862 all the right, title claim and inter
est which Thomas Barry, Washington Barrow and
A. V. $. Lindsey and Washington Barrow, Admin
istrators Of John shelby deceased, have in and to
the following described pieces or parcels Of Land to
wit A tract of Land, in Sumner county, Tennessee,
on Desha's creek and It's waters, beginning at
planted rock south corner Of james Whitesdes,
thence North 10 East 81 poles to a planted rock
thence North 457 West CA poles 60 rock at Abraham
Martins corner; thence North l0' East 1902 poles 20
rock at Martins corner; thence North o315 East y
and 3 10 poenko stakei thence North poles toa
stake; thencd birth 7lo East - poles 10 a sycamore
thence South zoe East 30 and 6lO poles 20 the center
of said creek thence down the same, with its
dcrs thcnce South 7So East Is poles South 500 East
IL poles 10 q point near the terminus Of the mill
race thence South 44l5' West 30 poles 20 stake
thence 55l5o East 20 and CLIO poles to a 70
Cullen Garlner's; thence South 25Mo West 80 poles
to a stake; thence South 55l59 East IFS and $40
poles to a rock thence North 90 East - pores 70
the middle Of the creek thence down the same as
il meanders by oisctts, this (South 6o East 20p0les
South 279 East % poles South 1G1la East 90 poles
South S0l4 East Is poles south 30 East dpoles) 20
pile Of rocks the east bans Ui the creek thence
North s7l3o West 207 poles, with DR.. W. Mentlow's
north boundary, TO stake thence south ~ West
II and $40 poles TO q stake thence South ll5o West
90 poles, passing D.. 4. Hoad's corner at IA poles
thence South y East iGO poles thence South S9la
West $50 poles % a gate.posti thence south aAd
2lO poles % honey locust thence West a9 aud
80 poles Go rock thence North "a East l2s poles
toa rock; thence South S9l6 Fast 80 poles 10 q rock
thence North - East 100 and 4i0 poles 20 a stake
thence South 500 East Is poles TO the beginning.
Also life estate in filty-one acres which WAS wiled
by Lucien J Harris to his wife Sarah r. (now Sarah
r. Head) for her life. Also small tract adjoining
the above, 10 being the min tract Of four acres to
gether with the Mill on the Said property be-
ing levied upon TO satisfy judgment in favor Of S. S.
< f. y. Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington Bar
row. W. Barrow and A. v. S. Lindsley Administra-
tors Of John Shelby deceased rendered ia said Court
on the Bird day Of May, 1860 Sale TO take place az
lao'clock f. r. GLASCOCk,
aug2O-l4 T. =. Marshal, NJ D. Z.
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Horses for Sale i!

ONE BAY MARE, accustomed 10 single harness,
q shoWy and fine triFeer
ONE BROWN MsHf good under the saddle "a
blooded animal ana fast traveller also,
ONE DOUBLE sETr OF HARNESS, all ot which
VIII be sold cheap, the owner does not need thcm.
Amply 90 JOSIAH b. ALLEN,
aue26-lwr 81, College street.
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Marshal's Sale.

10y virtue Of three wris Of + TO- to me directed
j. from The Circuit Court Of the United states for
the Middle District Of Tennessee J. E. r Glascock,
Marshal in and for said District viii expose 20 public
sale, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, al the Court
House door the city Of Nashville, on The 18th day
of October, 1862 an the right title claim nnl interest
which Noble d. Ellis, has In and 10 the following de-
scrbed piece or parcel OF land to-wt' Ia the 18th dis
rict Of Davidson county Tennessee fronting On The
West side Of Buena Vista Turnpike road, about two
miles from Nashville, bounded as follows Beginning
az a stake in the centre OF said Turnpike road at the
Northeast corner OF Maxwell Reddings on FoX's i've
acres, and with the North line Of said Ave acre
tract south II q deg West 70 65 100 poles 10 stake
on Boslcy's line; 5honce with Bosley's line North
deg Vest 2l5 l0-l00 poles 20 stake, corner Of a
tract Of eighteen acres, sod by G. W. Nance and JAS
e. owen TO JAS Whtworih Trustee for Davidson
county; thence with the South line of same, South
n a deg East O. 95l00 poles to Stake n the centre
% Blona Vista pike road thence along centre OF said
road Is deg, 20 $500 poles TO the beginning cor
tanning acres, 100 square poles more on less Said
property beng levied upon 20 satisfy judgments u "a
yor Of u Peters Coz, Winston, swirl and johnson
Clark, Kicker Clark, rendered in said Court 90 the
aOth day OF April, 1867, against the said Ellis, and
'Susaunah Hoorc Administrator Of G. G. Moore de
ceased. sale TO iake place az 10 O'Clock, A. "
r. r. GhASCOCk
sspl4lH y. S. Marshal, n. D. T.
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strayed or Stolen !

LhOM ONE on THE ions or rms suBCRInEnt
- Grey Jack. Any one one returning the animaI 81
fFing Information Of io same vii BE- saisbiy foTar.
a.G scOVAI e. North samasf st
iuigl-d
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4 " VOUCHER against tac n. s. Ior silT ul,
N given by Captain D. Nj. Hall. A. "a. al to Wm.
Ieidbenear supposed % have been lost ou College
stoe4t between Union and the SQUARE Any ono
finding 10 viii please lcave at this ONCE, and re.
ociyc liberal reward Tor their trouble Payment has
been topped on a. II can only pc ool'ected oy me
ovnor Oct. 5-d3if
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NOTICE.

Members OF Olive nranch Encampmcut No. l. O..
~ q n. arr hereby notified that an adjourned
meeting OF this Encampmont viii hc held tAis Uu.
das) evening, October 40, az 3 O'Clock T. NJ. JfH
ana punoiHal atfendancn is earnestly desired hy or
dor, Il. A. CAMPBELL Scribe.
octl01tF
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Marshal's sale.

DI sirue 0i Rrlt II Il fl 90 ue directed nom nc
- Circuit Court Of Tie United States fl- the Mi de
DietriCt OF Tennessee, p * Glescock, Marshal 3D.
and for SAID District VIII expose Go sale publicly Go
the highest bidder for cash, at te CoGr House door
in the city ~ Nashville, on tie l5th day or 'toher
1852, the following ayes property q Allen Crock
ctt, namely Mary, about pa yaara o. age, with her
infant SON william aBd pstar, ten or eleven years
Of age the slaves aforesaid hRvug been levied on to
satisfy Judgment 10 favor u Clark, Adams & Clark
against a. , Crockett renuered IN said Court 90 the
27th day uf April, So sale To- commence at 10
o'clock, A. a. r. r. GLASCOCK
sepl2-l4D H. S. Marshal, M. d. y.
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ESTABLISHED br The Bsngilt ii Slrangsrs,
COMING 10 81, Ious N srARcH o.

Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wounds or Sickness.
CORRECT INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN OF
ST. LOUIS, LOUIsvIILE, CINClENATI, NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY, or any her Hospital tn the Western
Department. This ia the ONLY Army Intelligence
ORce in the United States, aad Information regard-
ing Soldiers from any pat OIL the can be given
at any tine, by calling a. or WRITING % the AMY
IyrELilGgSog OFuCE, Post-u1iee Box No. t64s.
n. B.-PERsoSs COMING TO ST. LOUIS II STARCH or
rHuR FRIENDS will obtain all necessary information
by calling az our Office, No II, South Fourth Street.
May IS, 1852 ~
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s. REWARDl

CTQLEN. from n HUr. DERRAND, JeNcler "a Ca
- ion street, one PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH Manufactured By inc. Johnston, Live
e1po0i. Tho Watch q Of smal size, Nith Hniie DAT
engraved GA The Inside eco HAHnEa, from bis
father r. tta year 1885, on the outside eIgraVei
'IoaACa HAgne1 Tbs above Reward RSi 81 nald
or any iuiormatoa tha may lead % the recovery %.
the property IA ~ HAAmGt
Iune6-G
L0lavils Journal please cory .0 lle amt .1'sl.
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CORN MEAL,

A I 'as broadway MUS D o Di@EY, Asep,
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RYE FLOUR

6 R s . FsEsE G I, ,,s aI ayE sL9 5S %
luneb . DtCKEH, Ageut
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no. 30 OEDAII sTIIEET.
ii. v. BASSET, PROPRIETOR.

rfNHls wollkn0Wn establishment L prepared 70 Tor
Il Nah Aeaa a az hours, 70 any number OF per.
s0ns with an the delcacea and luxufos n che seas.
on prepared Ia tho very bost style.
NE Hn 0f fare, lndced viii challenge comparison
with that Of any house On The North o. Southwest
TIE duoi Wines and hrandles are kept Constantly
"a hand Dinners or HopperHf1rn1hsd "a any paFio
she city on short u0tice.
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a PROCLAMATION,

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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BAKKR-SrrRI SG.0n Tn irsday, September %. by the
Rev. DR. K $ Sorrs, Jr, r. WILLIAM W. BAKER 10 Mis-:
ia second daughter of the late :. IL Sterling, Esq
both Of oDklvn.
Eo.sAuR W. BAN HEr.-At Madison, New Jersey, on
Thu ay, Scpie Der %, y ,he Kfv. Mr.. Madden
EDWARD BosAUBN NArAH HELEN, eldest dai ghter OF
Major A. D. Bia chet, wsnty seventh regiment New
jersey Militia
BYRON hwELL.--At St. Francis Xavier's church, on
Wee cnesday Septembe "a. by the Rev Henry de Luynes
GEORGE G. BYRON to ANNA OIwIL, daughter Of the late
Matthew DIV H. both of this city.
Coll ER-ME p.-On unday evening, September 81, by
the Rev. {. G. Norton EoRGE COLDER TO Lucy ViRGI-
MA M n daughter OF Mormon Mead, al OF this city.
MEyER-ALcocK.-Cn We nesday evening, September
"a, no of the bri e, hy the Rev Cornelius b.
Smith assistant minister the ChrFeho tho Ascension
JOAN G. EYER to- ErTABETg h. ALSocK all OF this city
fnglisb apers please ca py.
MIiIER--HARpwIcK.-0n Wednesday September q by
the ey. S. A. smith. ANTHONY H. MILLER New York,
TO Macy HESTER daughter ot James Hardwick formerly
Of Virginia.
RELYF -VATLor1>.--0n wednesday morning, Septem
br 24 at the Wet street Methodist Episcopal church
by Rev VIM. Mc,lis er. GEORGE W R.LYEA 70 MAaGaREr
l.. VAiL.oTIN, al OF this city.
r. cKER--W4T-oS.--n brooklyn, Thursday, Sep
tember ., J EDWARD TuoKrR q BEiE L. WATSON al Of
Brooklyn
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JANIS RoGRs. aged 10 years month and % days, he
beloved and only Of James and Rosana Rogers
natives of the of Srabae, county Tyrone Irel
The friends o the family are respectfully invited To
attend the funeral from the residence Of his PARENTS All
West Twenty street, on Sunday Afternoon, at two
O'Clock
sHARprow.--On Wednesday, September 10. at Nil
Creek, Fortress Monroe, Va, JOSEPH sH,RDLow
Of the Thirty.third regiment New York Volunteers, in
the 23d year Of his age.
Tne relatives friends OF the family respectful
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of his
father John c. Shar1ow No 80 carlton avenue Brook
lyn Sunday afternoon past three O'Clock with.
out further invitation.
SSYDER.--0n Thursday morning, September 25 at
Coege Point. PIgsE widow Of Henry Snyder in the 6sih
year 0f hel age.
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, Sunday morning, at
eleven O'Clock, without further invitation.
SATTtRrHwArR AT Shanghae, on Tuesday, July Is, Of
cholera, JOHN BAcswooD SArfERwsnR late Of this city.
wHALEN.--On Friday, September &C. aoDGER WaALEs,
in the 45th year Of his age.
The friends and acqu uantanccs of the family are re-
ouested 10 attend the funeral from his late dence 34
West Twenty ysixh street, corner of Tenth avenue,
Sunda afternoon al half nast one O'Clock
Philadelphia paIors ple sc cory.
WHEr.,N.-n Brooklyn, on Friday morning, September
26, ELLEN WHEAN. daughter of Patrick and Margaret
Wright age % years and months
Tho ends and resyes Of the family invited to
attend the funeral sunday afternoon at half past
O'Clock. from her late residence Twenty sixth street.
Her remains viii b conveyed TO the Cemetery OF the
Holy Cross, Flatbush, for ntcrment.
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After the second board large business was done
in the outside room. There were sales Of Central
at ?S14, Of Erie at i59S Of preferred at 9sz of
Southern old at 80 OF guaranteed at 60, of Il
nois Central at s0,4, of Toledo at Co. The stocks
offered were readily taken At the decline.
The Sub-Treasurer received to-day s6t0 600 in
gold deposit at per cent, and s2O5 in currency
The receipts from customs were over 5000 600
The business Of the Office follows
Receipts - 453 40 ~
For customs SJs 900 90
Payments G23 555 81
lO yeV tN@
The fnllnYinu imnnrtnnt nnficn has hnnn iesnnn
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credit the nation and establish II on the best
posi- oojing.
The designation OF Buenos Ayres the provis onal ca
ptd tie fepHbc for the teN i've years IS conn neu
Cong passed the act that effect on tie 2oh due
As informed you IN my previous letters, Sthera ~
nalo' has surrenrered with the oaicers and men anr
his immediate command in Consequence OF sc era am-
granted them by the government. Bqt lce then
e~ Of hs oid officers have ref sed y accept the
Of the amnesty and treaty apd are committing all
kinds Il qepIeoatons ~ i@er own acc unit The Buen
Ayre; press Elves te rames cf Don Juan Grcgro Pueba
md Ton Carlos lpSl as their principal leaders,
An artesiap we'd was finished on the 3oth June at
Buenos Ayres cloth msnui ctory was building ia the
same CRY By Mr Camilla
PRO ect of d railroad 10 Cordova had passed both
houses of Congress.
Pre- dstt M,re had presented o Congress bin for the
gcknowe emcnt the noatIig debt of the nation and
It's cons ation, drawing six per cent annual interest
ard creating fund for gradual payment at the rate
OF one er cent a year.
tn papers the death Of the French Consul
Blenos Ayrrs Cont hlf~si y" Rross qrd.
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
sss7,779 IN SPECIE.
COnfsca ton Of Church Property by
M0sQuera.
He Closes the Churches and Banishes all
the Priests and Nuns.
EXCITEMENT ON THE iSTHMUS,
6e., &c.. 70.

The steamship Ariel, Capt, Thomas Miner from Aspn
wall with passengers, the California mails and specie,
commanding, arrived at tn : pori yesterday morning
The Ariel let New York on the LIST inst, at twelve NJ
aud arrived at Aslinwal the 10th inst, at SIX NJ
She sailed again l7ln inst P. NJ and arrived AZ
New Yosk OF the 26th, at eleven A. NJ
The Arie b. ings 1857 77s IN specie.
The meas rum Islnnus IS not Of much importance,
bu: IS NOT favorable tho Of Mosquera. Having
closed ali the cataedras and baniShed the priests, he
seized the property winch included the nannery,
obll tie nuns 70 t.ne refuge somewhere else, and
coraigy the gt inst, they started Tor Lima. Thee
or them eighty years Of age, ana il is evident
M 81 era Has streus stnened his by ,his perve
sion d poac The church property adve tiscd Tor
sale FOR he the government but he priests had
Lakon al adoles be the cosins Of the chrches
Two or three political prisoners ately brought
10 Panama Santiago, am placed on paroic Mosquer4
HI. lg 5 4ccveded III establsu,ns MS power there
The ingisn steamer saladla arrived FROM Ca,thagena
on he ii INST and there be.Ieved that uspina
anu ayo vre set concealed in tnat place Al lspr-
wal.
The captain ana purser CT the Ariel obliged to
AZ . tie utuo tiles az Asp.Hali aud III Ike oath
tnat thcy werc that ship and had not made i'
uc .or passage cilher personally or through oilers
Tere i now no dubt d Their escape on the Avon, and
th.t ou he arrv Asplnwal they wee piaced Oh
board the gae orldu TIL the Avon sailed again. when
they were ..keu TO ST. Thomas.
Their vii, % by prolons the war, as also the
recent treaty Ecuador and Arboeda and the
mer iii ali probability, viii assist the ate government.
Al. attempt was made t. arrest Sencr Bermddez, the
Spauls editor Panama Star dni Herald, but he
TOOK reiule III or United states ConsJ who
pr, tccted hnn from .le authorities.
II seems liz was conented with writing against
them, but il alleged he consprng with others t.
create counter revolution. The affair settled
the next day on bis giving himself up and he
liberty.
The Bainbridre daily expected at Aspnwal 70 re-
licvc the United States brig Perry.
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wATCHEs. JEW ELRy. sc.

WATCHES, JEWELRy, &c.
nIAMONDSWA ANfED :. PARTIES HAVING DIAMONDS
~ ~ large OF small quantities win hrd cnsh purchaser
by,addrossing Porter station u, Bible House.
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