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SAVANNAH, GA.
Saturday Morning, March 10.
Mr. R. E. 8EYLE, is tudiorlxod to rocslvo sub-
•eriptloM and make collection* for this paper.
BY TELEGRAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN.
Report it nsurs. Hnohauan, miaou
and Soule.
ON THE ACQUISITION OF CUBA.
Bold lid Important Recommendation.
CUBA Aim COSTS
SOULK AND MAUCV C0HBE8P0NDENCE.
Niter, tul lMspntcU .to the Now York
Hally Tlmca.
.. -mill .U"- 1 -Jluijjh
or olenruw wo .lull •iwclly Hum uihI.t “'*•
ii'iol|,bo.J.. Unll— Buijfflidtil MeKMuJ*•
purebu. Cub. with .. Ilulo dol.y .. pMolbl..
P tnil. Tho prob.bllliyl. Bfonl'bO h" "**•*!:
mem and Corimol Biuln * l 'l fra*o Wi' l ?|!L.
It, bocauso this wouItTsssentlallir promote ths nlgn
est and best Interests ol the Spanish p«opls.
The (Itit—It must be dear to strory rensetint
mind, that from the peculiarityof’ll*
Position and the ooMldoniton K,ouffio ns
Is as necessary to tho North
any ol Its present members, and that!Ubolog> »M
orally to that grout family of Stales of wliiott tno
Union Is tho providential nursery.. r .i 10
Gharleilsn narkei.
Charleston, March 9.
Cotton.—Tho sates lo-day amount to 2,400 bales.
Good Middling Is quoted at 8 3-8 a 9 18 cents.
Bask BatTos.—'This vessel cleared at this port
lor Boston, on the 4th of February, and hat not ...
been heard from elnoo. Fear* are ontertainod for ‘era in France and Groat Britain In regard to tho
Wasiiinuton, Monday, March 5, 1853,
Tho Soule Corrospotidonco will make an octavo
volume. It has gone back to tho Stalo Oopart*
ment.
Tho brat letter is from Mr. Mnroy to Mr. Sou!©,
daiod July 83, 1853. Alter showing that Cuba'
from its vast agricultural resources and wealth.
Us lino climate, dto., is .vastly euporiui lo any olher
West India island, end showing its importance to
tho United States, from the proximity to our
cousts; that it is very dlffioult for Spain to main
tain its possession of it, Mr. Msrcy goes on to say
what is our policy in regard to it, and for that tercels,
purpose quotes the instructions given to our Minis
the safety of vessel and crew.
Navannah and Albany Railroad.
Wo have already acknowledged tho receipt of
the First Annual Report of tho Prosidoul and Di
rectors of tho Savannah and Albany Railroad
Company, issued under dato of 8th May, 1854, just
placed before lbs public, in pamphlet form of thir
ty-two pages, although tho report proper, under
that date, closes with tho twenty-sixth page. Tho
remaining nino pages are oecupicd with a report of
tho proceedings of tho Board from Its organisation,
with Us contracts, plans and prospects, drawn up
by the President, under instructions from tiio Board,
and submitted to hie Uonor tho Mayor of tho city,
under dato of Decembor 19tb, 1854, in answer to a
call from his Honor, by authority of tho City Coun-
ciljfor information, dtc. Tho pamphlet closoe
wild a preamble and scries of resolutions adopted
at a meeting of dtixons, at Troupvillo, on tho 9th
of December, 1851, in which U is declared oxpedi
cot and highly important to the interests of that
section of tho Stato to form a connection with this
road, and proposing certain terms with a vow or
Decuring said connection.
Taken as a whole this report is highly interest-
ing. it is prepared with a clearness and brevity
. hamelerlstio of its President, giving a thoroughly
comprehensive history of tho Company, front its
provisional organization, ou tho 87th of August,
1853, to tho dato of tho report, inctuding surveys,
location of tho lino, depot site, right of way, con
tracts for construction, tho amended charier, tho
Alabama charter, its rotations with Florida and
S >uth-wesiern Uoorgia, financial condition, its fu
ture policy, ptospccis, etc., etc. Under the cau
tious policy adopted by tho Board ot Direction
>he work is being steadily prosecuted, and we have
tho iiusi possible guarantco in the character of the
individual members of the Board that this policy
will bo tigidly adherod to. Proposals are now in
vited lor tho grading of the uolot sections between
the Ogeocheo and Altamaha Rivers, in accord
ance with plans, profiles and specifications on file
in the office of tiio Secretary of tho Company.—
Much will depend upon tho prompt and efficient
action of the Southern friends of tho outerpruo on
to its iuture^xtenshm. Dovrlnping, as it will, tho
resource* and wealth of a vast agricultural region,
i; is not too much to expect that its friends most
interested in Southern Gourgia and Florida, will
be artivu in extending its length. With such a
spirit and determination as actuated tho‘meeting of
citizens ux Troupvillo, in December, tho ontor-
havo been refused, it will then be lime lo consider
the question, does Cubs in til* possession of Spain
seriously endanger our Internal peace and the eg*
istanco of our cherished Uni in 1 .
Should Ibis question be answered In tho affirms-
Hvn. Ilian by overy law, human and divine, wo
•lull bo justified In wresting l| from Spain. It We
possess ifin powoi• And this upon thu very same
. powoi. And this upon .
priuoiplo that would justilV an individual in tear
ing down tho burning liuuedof Ids neighbor if ihow
were no other tnunns ol preventing the flam s trum
destroying his own home.
Under such ciruumstsncos wo ought neither to
count tho cost nor rogatd the odds which Spam
might enlist against us. Wo forbear to outer into
Iho qiioatlnn whether tho present o'mditlon <d tho
Official Proceeding* of Council,
COUNCIL CHAMBER. *
iiuaiu, Ma.cii Hill, IBM. (
MIhImIi n! ud Uw Inimawo •nnui.Hy wcto»«lii|| > lalrnml would junliy >ucb u rn.uK.ro. Wo .liould.
ir.de wlitull imull Mok llil. .vonuu to if.. Ooo.i,.- how..,,;, i,. ruoru.nl lu our duty. ho unwuHliy ol
omlmgiio tlioinselvos through this magnificent river
lulu Iho dull of » u.lon, Iho
our gnllnni torcfuthora, and uom'oit hosu treason
•gainst our posterity, should wi permit Cuba to bo
Afriuanixud ami houotno a second Hi. Domingo,
with nil Its nituudant horrors to tho while roue, and
i.iimTwuidn ill. uSTion yuan amnunu lo mnro «utl«r iho Ihu.,..... oxi.uid lo uur n«l«WHirlnB .hum.
ISSM »r tho..WhloB «tho tltno Loul.lnn. •jrlnu.jHo uudanjj.Mr .ulu.lly 1° cun.umo Ihu
W Tlra'"nifutnUnd innlo outloi to tho IjroduoU nf j Wo lour tl.nl ll.ooour.0 end ourr.nl uf o.onU .r.
till.ouBftminul.ilon.thohlohw.y of iliolrdlroot rapidlylondiiiKinwnrd. .uoliitoouaropho. Wo,
oreoumo wffh tho Allnntlo and tho I'noiMEutw j liowo.or, h',|,u for Iho hoot, lhou«l. wo ou.l.l cor-
o.n novor ho Mouro. hut ,nu.t ovor l,„ ondn„«urod ! lolnly lo ho |.ro|mrod fur ll.u womt.
whllo Cub, to U dependin',-y ol« dUllnot power, In j , Wo lurljour alau lu lnv.«l,«lo lha proa.nl ono
: >..,.u.wl I... i. araitriatt ill
wiihb v/uun leu uoiwiratii-, --, -—- .
whose possession it hse proved to ho u source o!
constant snnoysneo and ombsrrtssmont to Ihoir in*
nor
uni cm'
intortoronco of those two Powers in Cuban sfi’airs
He deprecates protection by any European power
to Cuba to vnablo Spain to inainluiu her rule ovor
it. In caso of collision with tho Uni'.ed States'
such protecting power would bo in as good condi
tion to tnako use of that Island ta annoy us, ss it
would bo If it woro in actual possession. Uo nl
ludes to British interference in Central America,
to show what protection moans. Whllo Spain ro
mains tho Sovereign of Cubs, iho can depend upon
our maintaining our duty ns a neutral nation to
wards her. Mr. Mnroy «uys our Neutrality Laws
aro now as strong as they can bo made without
unjuat interference with the rights of the citizens—
that overy proper oflbrt will be made to cnloreo
them in caso uf revolution in Cuba. Uut necessa
rily, in such revolution, many discontented subjects
of Spain will loavo uur shores to join their country
men in efforts to throw off the yoko of Spain. Mr-
Soulo is chsrgod to do sway with tho suspicion of
the Spanish Government that this Government is
disposed to cncourago filIibustor descents upon tho
ialand, by presenting our past course upon such at
tempts. Mr. Msrcy alludes to the offer of Mr.
Polk to purchaso Cuba, but doubts it Mr. Soule
will find Spain willing to outer into any such ne
gotiation now. Ho says thoro is reason to believe
she is undor obligation to France and Groat Britain
to tho contrary, from the fact that these powers sent
their fleets to bo assistance iu tho Cuban disturb
ance, from tho proposition for a convention toso-
euro tho island fur all time to Spain, and to their
joint protest against the views ol Mr. Everett to M.
Sartiges, in December 1S52.
Mr. Marcy thinks a proposition to purchnso would
be attended with injurious consequences, ami Mr.
S»ule is instructed to uscortnin what arrang»nu'nts
have been made with Great Britain and France in
regard to sustaining tho dominion of Spam, ll
either ol itn-m have urged n change in regard to
Slavery in iho Island, Mr. Marcy thinks Spam may
bo induced lo sco that she cannot long Imlc* Cuba,
and may bo disposed to muko it independent of her
retaining some commercial advantages, &c. li
Spam would do this, thu United States would huv«*
no further anxiety in regard to European domina
tion,and would probably contribute something mote
substantial than good will town id such an end If
Cuba is to remain in poasotuion of Spain we have
a right to demand exemption from the annoyance
which the exercise ol her arbitury power to repress
disturbances gives our flag. Wo will not submit to
detention and search of our vowels Ourdcmsiida tor
wrongs inflicted upon our citizc-na have not hcon
attended to, or have I men met by unsatisfactory
explanations. This mu-t he remedied. Tin; Cap
tain General ought io have power t<> accord red teas
ns well as to inflict injury. NVo want also n Com
mercial Treaty with Spam, thnt the cxpojt duty in
indeed, the Union nan never enjoy repose,
issuaa reliable security, l«»« as Cuba is no
braced within Us boundaries.
Its immediate acquisition hy our Government ta
of paramount importance, and wo cannot doubt but
that It is a consummation devoutly wished for by ha
prise would goon to a speedy completion, inde- . - .... » . - ,---r -- ——
IU ,.f Stale .id i.r foretlin caj.it.1 Wtth .uch '
a spirit nmmating those inimcdia'«-ly miercsi'-d | we being prohibited hy luw from assessing ex ort
it would not be necessary tor its Direction to seek duties.
foreign loan*, but capital would wok investment! „ Tho scct>nd from Mr Marcy t*» Mr.
in the st-ek and bonds of the Company, ns aff rd-
ing ample security and profitable returns.
inhabitants ... . .. .
The intercourse which its proximity to our coasts
lu-gets nnd encourages between the cilixons of tlm
United Stales has m tho urogreos ol lima so united
their interests and blended liner fnnunea that they
now look upon each other nx if they wure one
people ami had but ono destiny.
Considerations exist which renders delay in tho
acquisition of this latuud exceedingly dangerous to
tho United States.
Tho system of immigration and labor lately or
ganized within its limits, nnd the tyranny and op*
invasion which chnrauiorixo its iininediato rulers
threaten an insurrection at eviuy moment, which
may rosult in direful consequoncca to tho American
* Cuba has thus become to ua an unceasing danger
and n permanent catiao of anxiety and alarm.
Uut wo need not cnlargo on thoso topics, it can
scarcely bo apprehended that foreign powers in vio
lation ol international l*w would interpose their
inlluonco with Spain to provent our acquisition of
tho Island. Its inhabitants nro now suffering under
tiio worst ol nil posiiblo governments—I list ol ab
solute despotism, delegated by a distant power to
irresponsible agents who aro ehanged at short in
tervals und who nro tempted to improve the brief
opportunity thus afforded to accumulate fortunes by
tho basest moans .....
As long ns this system shall endure humanity
may in vain domsnd tho suppression of the Aliican
Slave-trade in tho Island. ’1 Ins is rendered impos
sible whllo that inlamous traffic remains an irioiiat-
ihlo temptation and a source of immense profit to
needy und avaricious officials, who to ntiam their
end, scruple not to trample tho most sacred princi
ples under foot.
Tno Spanish Government at homo may be well
disposed, but expel ionco bus proved thMt it cannot
control these remote depositories ol its power.
Besides, the Commercial Nations id ilm world
cannot lad lo perceive and appreciate the great ad
vantage which would rosult to their punplufiom a
dim* d at ion of'the forced and unnatural connection
IkMwccu Spain and Cuba, nnd iho annexation of
the latter to tho United Stntoa. Tho trade ol Eng-
dniou of tho question St Issue between Ihu United
Htutua and Hpmu. A long aoriea of injuries to our
puoplo liuvo been committed in Cuba by Spanish
officials, nnd me uuredressed j but recently a most
lluurnnt outrngo on tho rights of American citizens
and on Iho flag of tho United Hiatus was perpetrat-
op in ths harbor of Havana, under clrcumstsnnas
which, without immudialo redrosa, would lisvn
justified n res.irt to meisuros of wur in vindication
•»l iiutionul honor. That <tutrsgo is not only un-
atoued, hut the Hpanish Government tins deliber
ately sanctioned tho sets id' its subordinates, nnd
assumed thu ro-ponaPdlity attaching to thorn.
Nothing could nmfo rmprosslvoly toaeh us lire
danger to which thoso peaceful rulatioliait has ever
been tho policy «f iho United Htatoa to cherish with
foreign nations ore constantly exposed, than tho
circumstances of that rise,—situated ns Spain and
tho United Htutisaro,the latter having torborna to
resort to extreme moustiroa.
But this course cannot, with duo regard lo ihoir
own dignity as an independent nation, continuo —
Ami our rccnmmcndutiona now kubtmttod are die-
intod hy tho firm boliuf that tho cossion of Cuba to
thu United Htatoa, with stipulation* ns iienolicini to
Spain as thoso suggested, is the only effectual mode
of settling all past differences, and of securing tho
two cotinuics against luturo collisions.
Wo Imvo already witnessed tho happy results for
both countries which followed n similar arraugo^
ment in regard hi Florida.
Yours, very respectfully,
(Signed) Janus Rcciianan.
John Y. Mason.
I’lCIRK Sol’LB.
I'rosani, Ills Honor, Edward C, Andsr*on, May
or t Aldormon Msllery, Harts, Allen, llsrdso,
Lewis, Uarmsny, Butler, Wilder, Aloxsndtr.
Minutes of Iasi masting were read sndoon*
firmed.
Inf>rmntinn and firm dockets were rssd, excopt-
lug tlm appeal esses.
City of Bsvsnnsh ) Nsglect of duty, sol
vs. f riiovmu dirt from
D.lI.Htewari, Hiip.HtaA.l*sns) VVost llroad street.
Witnesses sworn, for prosecution, F. M. Slone,
C. M., for dsfence, J. F. Tuckir.
On motion tho tine, loti dollars, imposed hy the
Mayor, was confirmed.
Ciiy ol Savannah ) lUfusing lo
vs. > obey an or-
D II Stewart, Sup. Stroots&. Lanes.) dor of the
City Marshal.
Wltmaws sworn, for prosecution, K M. otous,
C. M.,and I'ols-email Butler.
On hearing th>< ovidvm «, and siiitcnmni of d«-
fonduut, on motion ihu line, i n dollars, was con-
firmed. ... -
City of Savannah, ) Molesting an officer
va. i iu discharge of his
Dennis Ryan. ) duty
Witnesses sworn* for prosecution, I’oliremsn
Roberts, fur defence, A. F. TorUy and H. Do-
HANK OF TUB STATE OF OEOROIA-
4 CsasolldilcS IlilerntBl of (be coodlllon or the Bank ol ibe Mite ol Ceorili, e,.„,
AND AIIENCJBB. '''
Os Ih. 10th of ftbtouy, IBM, u ullrd tor In Ih. p,. ol.m.uuon of Ih. 0 ntroor ,.l ,,
I 70ih F--brn*rr, iHZti **•'*‘.•4
uu.
Illscouolid 5.4m tl^4U.VI3 Ut
Stocks. IImimIs, Sir., M,««J UO
mustif i—*-—
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or wiitcb. sMtistdirm) sfMMj,. «,vri,Mn m
•• •• doubtful, tS.Ul 4}
-* •* bad, 4,745 SO
UMf^U «
Rssl Rslats,
Hanking llou*«i and I.ots,,
Kipsnwo,
HrotMl Aecanai,
I»us limn ullirr Hanks
Unt)l|U|l| tlHl IMB with
IlfROcilOS »ml Ag«ficl-t...
Hill* of other Hinks on band.
Hjwcle on band,.
b«
cyan te
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54 lb
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370,3fl
144,117 00
353,741 45— 497^74 45
Finances of Russia.—Tho public debt of iho
Empiro of Rumis is sot down at $315,925,000 —
Tho regular custom and excise duties levied by
the Government, amount to only $‘34,260,000. The
brandy monopoly pays an additional sum of $49,
870,(MX);direct taxation $36,125,000, and indirect
$39,725,000. Tho export of grain from the single
port of Odessa in iho year 1852 was to tho vnluo of
$29,133,000.
land and Frnnco with Cuba would in that event,
ns»uniti at unco an important mid profitable churac
ter, and rapidly extend with the increasing popu-
taiion Hiid ; fouperiiy of the island.
But if tho United Slates nnd uvory commercial
nation he heiiotited by (Ins transfer, the mtcruM*
of Spain would also bo greatly and esaentially pro
moted Shu cannot but sou what such a sum of
money us wo ore w illing to pay lor (lie inland would
cll.ct in the ifevulopniont other vast natural re
sources
I wo-thirds of this sum, if employed in tin* con
struction of a system <>t rmlroud*, would ultimately
prove u source of greater wealth to the Spanish
pu-iplo than that opom-U to their visn n hy Corti-a.
1'lieir prosperity would d ito from the ialitio.itl<-n
ol the treaty of Cession. Franco h.m droudy e.m
strucicd continuous tinea ol rmjrouds irmo lluvro,
Miitm idea, Vnienetennea and Sttasbourg, via Fan*
to llie Sp.miMli frontier, and niixiuiwl) nwmt- tho
day when Spain ali.ill find heiself in a eondi'
Tor Bouts for Ladies—A gossipping corrcs-
p.mdent of die Homo Journal, furnishes tho follow
ing item of intelligence in tho lust issue of that
paper:
Boots, with turn over tops, aro resolved on for
iho street wear bv tho ladies—tho turn over* to be
yellow kid, scolloped or fringed, the hoots patent
lent her, do 1 hear. Your broaching dm inflamma
ble tiuhject <>l ladlin' expcnsca hasprutiahly brought
tin* about; for tho sidewalks sweeping is quite <-ur
most expensive amusement, and snort dresses
would reduce Stewart’* marble palace two stunes
nt least. As uur heels are to bo made visildo I
shall send you a photograph of mine, st tho very
first unveiling, for I »uni»iDe there will i*o »o much
curiosity io know what they Link like that the
dagiierreoiyn-sin will now ake both ends nl o« —
We Were talking of ii yesterday when l)r
was in, and lie -aid ih*t n ilnng -how d blood Iiku
a dim sloping under, as n is proveil that y ><ir
ran* had inn i-urried hint lions, Tho negro fool had
n shelf behind, ai'd »!•*- heel w«i eliiMn d, from be
ing crushed out with a weight i->r ng-s. Heel-
og my is going to I*- interesting, I lorsec.
4.IW4:ju* on
Hill* in i Vcwuroai.
|IIH> <liU< h.fcSB.
Ilxll, lilllBl I^OSlIM,
111*4* «al» I I.dsUUDd.
H/utu ltd ftmmd I’ttU,
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Male ol nuerlin, ( iVrro.sllf Sp|-S»t.j, A. I'ubtss, Prs^u^l. sb*u I K Tsbd,
l.llATli Ml LilUNTYl J nods oslb, IUI U»« mg iUuiudI is Just and lrst,'« 'l» hr,. u , * 1
ed«# sim! balls!.
Hwnrn Ami subteribed to before ma, tbli Mb ds* of M»rdi, IR55.
(HlgMd) MOffT. CrMMIKO.j.l
The evidence conflicting as to the presence of
thu defendant st tho urnn thu difficulty occurred,
oil motion, the find, ton dollars, was remitted
Tho case ol thu City of Bavanimh, vs. J. r.
Tucker, was, at his request, continued to noxt
mooting ol Council.
nf.roRTs oi committees read and mmu
Tho special committee, to whom w*s referred
the petition of Messrs. W. B. Giles 6c Co., asking
put mission to eroct a gangway over Musgr«ve
Creek, from the lesser paint ol land on which their
mill stands, to tho bank owned by tiio city, on lurid
apprupr ait-d to tho Water Works, nod lor a path
way ul<mg said bank to tho canal. Having ex
amined tho premises, and finding they only desire
a loot-path, rocornmond granting them that privi
lege, on condition they remove Mid gang-way
wouover roquirod so to do by the city.
Join* Mallery ir,....
P. W. Alexander. } Com
Tho Curnmittoe on Kiro Department, to whom
was referred tho petition of Mr. J. W. Pindar, r«*
port in favor of petitioner.
John R. Wilder, Ch iii.
Tho Committo# on Dry Culture submitted a ro-
port on resolution of Alderman Alexander, relative
lo drainage, &c., in direction of Hilbo'a lands,
which, on motion, was referred back to said com
mittee for further investl«sti.,u.
The Commitioo on Finance, to whom wm re-
fnrrcd the rofolution of Alderman Millar, relative
to iho expediency of establishing « Water Tax,
made a report, which wa« referred bark to thorn,
with instruction to introduce an ordinance levying
said lax.
The chairman ol Committee on Public Budd
ing*, sobnuUnd a report on tho improvements, etc.,
in the Exchsngo, «nd suggesting tho propnoiy of
introducing water, otc , also, the damage to ths
building arising trom the steam press ol the Geor
gian.
On motion, tho tame was referred back to bo re
ported on at the next meeting of Council.
The Finance Committee nudo a verbal report
on petition of W. R. H*>dgsnn, relative to assessed
value ol his portion ol Lot letter ll, New Franklin
ward, and recommended the application be reject
ed. Concurred in-
Tho SiKicial Conimittao. to report an ••rdmancs
relative to Inspection of Flour, See., submmed the
same with amendments, which *»n motion was rc-
fvrrrd back to aaid C&mmiUoe for lurthor coneid-
IV14*. Irmraan,
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It. Ilulcli>*"l'. 1
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IV. II. Ilodfrati, I
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II li. 55'. ml, |
| Arol trt, |k# part I.r iLa $ts * Vt n »'
HANK OF
SAVANNAH. ~~~
Statement of the condition of BANK OF SAVANNAH sr4 Agtncirs, W«f} v
14th, 1855, as called for by Proclamation *.( the Governor ot Gsorgis * ’ ^
LuaiLmsa :
I'apltsl r*u»ck..A
(.‘oculsilou
H'lMisliet,
Amount due Hank*
Hroflu and lu-servtd • and,
Ulvtdeuds L’nctalDied
I UMit'ltll
Faebanfc Msiurltar. • ■
54D.V3 i*i j R<>i<« fioroueied. . .. .
130,450 7s I tin), »,*J umitt tirf.m : -
Ml | i otiDidrrwl
W5.4IS W J - oeoblfek
W j
J Amount due by Ranks.
I torxki and I\otAi,
| Ueal L^alr, .
| Hdarlaa a>4 .
and iT,ctks mbet Sank*,
las* In Murtbcrn Rank*.
I
n
W. U. TWPLfcY, L'aabler.
man to** ••
Jos. IVasaat as, Prr*idant
Henry Hrlabam, I W.C.o*|)ni«U,
l.eeit I'. Hama, I Hiram Rotuta
lletiiy l^vbM.j., |
ratting balance »lib Agencies,
I • -Mir* g
J. WABlihtkA.
List et Riot khuldrre.
i-ild these roa-ls tliroutfn her N< rlhern I’r. vuirus I ing from San F»
Sr lit-tin-of ni-inil-'ii lit 4'itltrnru|.i.
A eorres|i»tmfi-nt ol 'be New Y -rk llora'd, **rit-
11 a n<-w m In m>- lot ili''
I m'lC and Pltnfi S’ it
T hu WcolliiT in i:■■ rope.
Our English papers a'Htuud in n-''lces ot th>' se
ven- cold recoutlyexperienced .nEngland,France,
Sniixerliind and elsewhere. In London th« ther
mometer fell, on tho 12ib and 13th of February, ns
low os 23 and 23° abovo aero, or from 7 to 9 below
the freezing point ; and on thu 13th did not rise in
London, oven at noon, higher tbun2? degrees,
Ill'S. Mr. Uuchauun, it h< finda fireat Hull,
niiy urrungeim-nt with Spain detriment,il t<
5 heb>w the IrccBtog point. Tho T'liailius oIhivu j »-•»-»«-»*• ••• •• C«l*-» m , *.i »»• Ins I,cm
de .Vnrs to induce her !>• nb.indnn tli. in
Mr-Marcy to Mr. Soule, M.irch 11,1831
• Madrid, Seville, Cadiz, .Malaga .md me irouti
I Pollllg.,|
Ouoliauun, July 2, In5.1, in mIhuIi lie c •mpl.iiiiH ol Tn » ..njec' once nrcompl shed, -S.iam would h.
j thu couiac id G'uii Unuiu in kt-opmg laige fl. vis , tum« h ceii.ru m atiruc ion I •• me truvcili, g w -iM, ( r,, ad* r< M H
' on lilt Cuban co-i-i to wauli iih. I and sci uro a peruiailcnt und p'otilabe m irk'-i lor
When a country, hy her iies|n>li»in, gouds her I ht-r various p.-odueti-us Her linld-, uu lor the
penp e to tw.ilii ion,-he !i.i» ll* bvtler .iglit I mv ke ‘ *'!■" d*.sgiven lo Indu-iiry by romuner itmg jui. .
ion-mil aid supi.iiSD it liiau the r»-v** ut - ii-d'd ■ wo,id leern wi h cereal g> on. .mil her \i. -•> ? i*
. tii.v -fl-iippuM id ih'-'r eaus . W,-will n-.t qu et v j w ""-d br.ng lorih a v isily HiKioas* d qminuly <•!
| submit the iiii-oinn on ..lire-Ainc*nsini .Lu -a j in' wnie«. Spun w..ui*l spiu My wn.ii
J v%i;h lut o’-jeci ol milking that Island worthies- io I a bountiful Providence inund>d sli - sln.uid In—•
i u- *vfi n Spam finds she cun no longer hold n ; and une id die firm nations ol L'ontiiiunt.il Eui»pe,ruh,
Great Bri'.ajn and France must hu inado aware ol po vierlul,und i-uiiiuiit>d.
Wliilnt tWu—ttlird:
g v. a ih*' lo
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I ih. A
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d No
IV .
J.t» i..
unts ihu Bluck Warrior outrage in indignant
terms, inrtrues .Mr Soule to deuiHuil redrew, but
rcconirilclids UU specific menus to get ll
March l?th, 1951, suiiiu to snine, in regard tn
Black Warrior, say* the country will m>t hroik
any delay in the s« ttleinent of that outrage. L)o-
m.mds $300,1)00 Iiulemniiy to owners, and does n< it
exiHici .Mr. Soule to di»eu«« that matter much with
the Spaui-h Government ll Spain seeks t • do'nv
or evade ihu payment, it will hu consul* red mi ag
gravation nf ibe wrong Spam mud nl once pay
nnd diselmm the action of her officers in ('uiui. or
iiM’imo ilie napoudbility of such action and reiuse
our claim.
Il-'io billows the printed Black Warrior docu
ments sent lo tiio House, M-ocii 15, H51
Mr. Marcy to Mr. Smile, April 3d, 1951, b-nrs
that a project in on loot to introduce n now sydem
of agricultural labor into Cuba, und the President
in consequonco deems it proper to give .Mr. Soule
lull powers to nej{otialo for Ihu purchase ol Cutis.
He thiuka the dilliculliua in regard to the purchase
may have been partially removed by the late
change in tho Spanish Government. It not dis-
jxxicil to sell, he still thinks lor the <juut pro auo
he would consent to the independence of the Inl
and,and oilers to ni i Spain in plotting to bring nb>>ut
such independence, flu again doprscatuathe Afri
can colonization schome, nnd directs our .Minister
to ascertain if any such scheme is in contomplii-
tlun.
MR. MARCY TO MR. SOt'LR.
M Extracts No. 19. ’
Department «*r Statk, )
Washington, Aug. 16, 1951. {
Pierre -Soi'le, f^q , Ate , Ate., Mndrul:
Sir '.—l am dirvetwt by tho President to suggest
to you a narticular s'cp, lr<>m which ho anticipnicd
miieli advantage lo tlm nugutinlions with winch
Richmond was completely frozen ovor, as wore all
the p*>nda and rivers of the London parks, and the |
lahahiunls had a grand saturnalia of sliding -rod j
skating. In St. James’ Park a performance, term
ed the "Express Train," came off. This consisted [
of 3d0 “r 4tX)Skien, who extended back to front I
near y 100 yards. Having seized each others coat*,.
thoy started utrat a given signal, soma whistling
tho railway overture, and others making a noise re
sembling the blowing off of the steam of a loco
motive, at tho rate of 3-4 of a mile a minute. This
sport was pursued with so much zeal that about 30
person*, sped * tor* and others, were knocked down
and suffered more or lost injury, severs! breaking,
arms and lug*.
Other sheets of ico were crowded with skaters
and lookers-on. Thu Regent’s Park had many
thousands, L»ng Water a thousand or so, Broad
Pond ooino 500, the Victoria Park was crowded,
and the Sorpanttuo river, in Hyde Park, was also
occupied by multitudes of slidurs and skaters.
In Paris, nt midnight, on the 13th and llth, tho
thermometer stoiMi m 211-4 Fahrenheit; at 6o'clock
14th, it was 19 F., and at noon at 22 1-2 F At 2
o'clock the snow- was falling steadily, and with
overy prospect ot continuing.
The roads in Franco wore in some quarters com
pletely blocked up with snow, and tho fields wero
actually covered with wild geese.
port-LATioN or Kansas Territory.—Tho eon-
sun ol ffeadiftiicis iu Kansas ban been completed,
hIj'.wpopulation ol 1,376 It is Mated that of
tho i rJjjM MiHF'un furnishes by far the large*! pro-
t>ortiiin; .ManoachuiDtu next; Illinois uoxt|',thcn
Ohio ; othor Suits ficing Ini' *psrvelv represented.
MirS'iuri furnishiii nearly all the stave Slats emi
grant*, not mute than a score being from othor
S .mhern State* ropedivoly. Arkansas it hardly
ruprenented at all, though it was supposed she
would pour in a lV»«4 of scttl*m. Thoro is Lut j Mason, iii order tn seciiro
four Slsvf* and fifteen free colored persons in tho
four dlrtriciM fi*|»>rti d The majority of tho in~
hsbitalits arc larnirrN, ih aigh rVery industrial ov;
cupation, and a pretty c /'-d share ol tln-profrraaiuns,
have their roproscnistitm. .Mechann * ajipi-sr to
be 4iHi!id»nt, Iswyiit* numvroas, preuebers prolusc,
sod doctors pieniif'il.
or i> will be nc<-ri i Ii * I the days of sailing ol
thu sloamship K< y*lonu hart twnn changed.
lLresftar sfi« will irav* I'liiladi-lphia on the Hhli,
2»>ih and 30rli oft-ach month and .Savannah on iho
5th, tNth arid 2-Vli. Thu will enahlu Iho steamer
to make three round trips .i month.
Judge Gilchrist, uf tho miw Coun of Claims is
ihu promt Chief Jutiiro of Now llamjHhiro —
Ho is a gradual* of Harvard I'mv- iaity and of iho
Cambridge Law H. hoof. An a Judg*, it laaaid, ho
rank# amongsi thu sbluat wl|.» havu uvrr aal njion
llie tumch in New Hampifiirr f f >• mjvanced ago
howovnr, ii m supfurard, wifi induce him to decline
lb* spp<iin(m«!ni.
Mayor Wood Iim nwolvcd that th« |*>dice
York alia 11 Imi mad* equal lo dial ol L*nd
Paris I In has ju»i .J<Bio,a«. .| 'hriyi uohcem«ii for
Intosicath-n, siih ugh sirong inmroi wai made In
their favor ffn hsa inaifiul.d » nodal to b« wmn
ss a badge ol honor hy iIh*m pdiremen *»b . dia
tlnguiah ihroiDcUra m thu performance rd Their
duty.
Hxwaan,tu». Littna or the AuMinaraATioa
Pasit is tut Has at t — Ii w worthy of notice that
lha Krs* WOl Hsnsiof from New York was aelaci-
*d to move Ifie spfMr.pr,a», M , „f $I2J300 u.wsrds
tks payment of claims arUmg Irorn ihu f*rfurmanc«s
of Cap*. Ilullins at Oroytown.
Susiliar ruililva |,nw
|la Swm* to have r^vprd the ♦* Puguro.
•fa" of Sana lor Hew.,4 .^f f, 4 , e«NM|ls«Ms, (hat
hu price of thu inland would
hu ample for the I'omploMon o| her ill- *1 imp"it*:il
I'ulila (iiiproM'iiii-me, all,' oiiglll. Willi ;hti rernalo-
ing loriy (million) thouaand, *nti*ly the liemand"
now nrutunng »,■ In avily upon her credit,and cn me
a Milking lund, which w n il gradually reln.v.- In r
fr.>m Iho nvorwtiolmmg debt now paralyzing lift
vm-rgict.
Suili is bur pruaont wrclrbi'd financial r<>ndm >i
tliai her t»c»i Bond* are sold up m her .wh B >^r*e
at about umi-third of their jiar Value, wIqlst nn ahef
c>H.«a on winch *he pays ii<> inieti st hair but a
nominal Value, arid me quoted nt about otiu sixth o|
thu am amt b>r which they w«-rn i.-sued
Bes.dcs,lho-e latter «ro hold principslly by Brit
ish creditors who may, from day n> day, oi.tain thu
clh-cnvi) mierpoviHon of their own Guvcrimieiii
for (lie purpovu ul coernilg p iyno-ul. lulunnlions
to thm ctloci have been nlieady thrown ou* from
h;gb quarler-, and, uioc** •■•mo new source ol
revenue shall enable Spam h» provide f .r »urli c»- !
P
illg ifle
We tfiial ii n
•elation to d si
rest nt night The wni.-i * •»••
A new republic, in h f »mr-d, -*»••. i..
ol ten S ale-, tin r<* h** c •oq» ro-l w dm.
•oil' limit* ol the S'ate C lI lo ins, 'hre..
giuTirrit ry. nruin Wuliinpnn l’--»r»
iw.ifr.>m the \Vtc*tern p nioti* ol l'>ah «
MpXICo The haaui H I" be a eon'oderi*
eminent, simdar h» v. un n the At' iidu--><le Ti>r
gro.v railroad •• t ■ be -baudonei, ml ;-verv • I*-
atacU thrown in ibe way of ita r>>nv(iieti->M , wbde
iho argument ai the hu-nn jb * to *•* mad>- •« i'-e
people, diaMhe g.-vorniiienl at Washmct >u hive
retil*- d the rnid '•» tho p«op|e ol die Pacific The
qil sdon slavery l« to lio abjured and di«
chirnml until the plan is so far rxeni'otl that ttiff.-
can l»e n . retrac l ■«. a tor which th« SonUu-rn «r
or livoStatoa will adopt slavery. The firat run row*, d
vention i« |o i«* unp *in'» in number*, and . rpernl- | in I "-
Iv *■» in the i|>Bttngiiia||ed talent "f |i» rn rnb«o* — I'cii
Y"1 need no tn'ormation a* L> »he mind*, r of ex- a*k.ti(
Senators, ex (' ngres*inpn, rx Governor-.rod p\ nance
Juilgsa who -warm in our imdat, pvnting for onp ! Pet'
more go.nl old->n*hl ord feilmenl clis— WihhIi
^ The President, Seniior*. Reprevn-ntaliyea and • lu«l, l<
Cabinet Ministry are ail t-. I*e cho-. n by iho dif*vt i
Vole nf |he jHv*ph< The nalura|<zatiun law . aro to I
be lixeil on a severe ba*l« The a. | ot tndrpen- '
denen is io bo •imiillanimus with a will planned
and derisivo srlzure ol tip* L’niled Stale* reserves, j
ih whatever of moveable* <*r lire *|,n'k lliev may
... ... .
The Committee on Water Works, to report on
poilllon of J<*s. S Fay, l'riMidont SteandKiat C *m-
pauy, and Special ComtnitU'o to rep>»rt *n "fdi-
uuucu usiabltshiug undorni *>‘*li*ni of wtuhis and
measure*, asked lor and obtained lurth.-r time
An ordmsncu amend»tury ol ilia* iX'stmg o/di-
nance* rolalivo t.» Laurel (irovu Omi>l< ry, w»*
rw«d the second nine and pasoed, to uko cff"ct
|r. m and niter tho fir»t dsv ul Apul n* xt
Thu olJmailuu ono ml u< ry <d Market Oidi
nance, was read aucoinJ time, and mi motion laid
oil thu table indi fi' il> i)
Ordinance* introduc'd, read first nm>-, and or
dered to ta* pilbl|»tu'd •
\n oidinam-p |o alter nnd amend Ho- van.-us
oidi aiKcaot he el f S .vsonsh \ • in ro-> t>.g
Ci'y If III ill.* all clfec.-ul P* V- ra II I nm-o-Ni* »■•!§
An rdi ii -co o* piovide »**r die pr *c » i|..n,
cli-.in-inr— t«*'t h- <l'h u ih- c tv
Ftnri N • R'Al* AND URVKTIO
I* i timi i l>. ic e se-'dSi>ann *•• • re>- S 1 * -•-d
S cii-lv.iuo rc c->«i ii.mi exe-ui on ag ona h ill
MSI*.
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Abdtrson, 10
llarstir, Mr* Ann, 5
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value ol L’p»*«-r Sl--aiii IL.« Mill*, 10 C-.m-
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an im reaMi id »• ary, t<> L.-iiiu pro on Fi-
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rijioi.vti"'** Ria-* and ai-^rruv.
Bv Alderman Hudm—
Where.*, 'tr D»vui R D»1 1 •**'* I. a*d in trac-
mal whart lot al die lo l ot Weal Broad Direct,
.* expired, and I lie same, with the iiiijUi Vv'inrms
lhcrm.11, having reverted lo lha* city, sud whereas,
III t la Ml 111 WA51 I I).
vi.Mil I.*- b»L* •'.•n<-n i* war e' r »
Mr ,.| U.p aPho.'itfi Id I Ihl, 'm N'<* Vori
iv*Hi;V*“ * HKKTY..
jHat-inr ZiitrUionuc.
• FORT >>»• a A 5' 5NNAH M tt.
51 ml.
bipj- r* to Uk- .5
50TKT •
id!v La* o< i-rrarml In New \ r.
1 iwr ol U.p ali*«-uce »-f mark*
a arel 9a> ac.ua>' D'rani
VLi-omi 3 55' VfxSc-D-t\. 55'ai#.-r., |i» i »-•« -1 -.jni
K e." _* Ja • «
Hr* JoMj-kai, IVHear, Blit a -rr— r.r jl alr. Lev* A
>*ehr l>‘'jwr. C'-*irr. New Vwi lobiki k hr-j.
Igen'Me*, it i* not impiobahlu that they may ho j ronMin Th* Samlwieh t-lsml* aro to In* gusranl- Dillon has petitioned Council 10 indemnify
realized.
Sh 'iilil Spain reject the present golden opportu- j
niiy lor developing her resource*, and removing !
her financial embarraramonis, it may never again i
return
Cuba in it* palmiest days never vicldod hor Ex- j
chequor. Niter deducting tho cxppn*e* nf it* Gov-
i rniiioni) a clear annual tncuinn ot more than a
million and a half •*! dollars. Thu I'ApuiiAcs have :
tncrcaaod tn sucIi a dugreo as to Icavo a deficit {
chsrgahlc on thu Treasury of Spain to tlm amount |
of *ix hundred lln>u*and dollars.
In a pecuniary point ol view, therefore, the l\l- J
and i* nn incumbrance instead of a source ot prolil !
to 1 ho mother country.
L'nder no probably circumstances can Cubs ever
yield t.i Spam one per cent on the largo amount j
which tho United States aro willing to pay for its j
acquisition.
Pnit Spam is in imminent danger of losing Cuba
without remuneration 1
Kxtri'iuo oppression, it t* now universally ad* I
nulled, juaiilic* any people m rmleav.iring to j
‘ i ol their
ed llp’ir independence, and die United State* arc to j
Ik* appealed lo in a tone of friendly good-bye
him lor said improvements, therefore,
!(■<•.lived, Tiut In* Honor the Mayor Ira author-
irc*J and mpicwtcd I" appfimt a committee of llvrvra
A Strict CoNvtRt iTioNlirT —A young man was • citizens, not members <•! this IL ard, n.-r ofiicrrt of
frequi-nlly caiilP‘in'«J by hi* ladu-r t>> vote lor 'mca- *h° city,to cxnmine the facts connected with .Mr.
snros not men * Ho premised to do so, and won ! Dillon •> claim, and ref»ort lo Gouncd
af er received a bonus tn votofor a Mr Peck Ilia j •«» " Loihcr Mr Dillon has any legal or cqut-
fvthcr, atlrinishcd at his voting (or a man whom he 1 **h_le claim for indi-moiiy.
will j.J. A ra lake ih.iw lha'. tK» Oeilon Witt !•. if It It I ID.
te'*»H| a) ll.r j.!«••»<-#. Ii.tr/.ltxj Inr il.cw kl.lp*. *ml«w*i Al tVa*-ela**d. Viry'.iua. f-o l« U. iwdI, D*
‘ * -•*- * - ll>VfC,Ui'5«. H. I.UIMI. V l-r
• ;» . viira t.aCK a *'• n «*Uj iaatloe- ^ H o
lir-,»n ),* mtu )Mr* a <1 »t rare *i>« ^ &■«.
t ’. .■*. *vwai#K Ir. «n v »r,v m
tiara
■ till. PAV R rt
vniiVir % i. mi i it i .
tn Cl I 5 ll I. I> 5 S VIII. ha* *■«•»'* nvr.1
, prar.irrni Mrailclira shO S*a*vw f ) .!»-■« ho
fire aiol DiwKleoce <W ftoulh M».h»J airra!. Ibro ftoor* J
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5..-
I
deenu-tf object tor, able, inquirod Ins ress.m for vot
ing * i "Surclr, father," miH thn youth, "you told
m«' to vote for measure*, and if Pock is nut a mca-
eurc, 1 don’t know what it is."
poiot.AS Jkrrolp.—A Mr. Herand, author of
"Tin* Decent into Hell," was annoying Douglas
J'-rr >Ui with importune question* at nn unwelcome
time. Among other*, bequoried—"Hy tho by, Mr.
Jcrrold, did you ever read my "Decent Into Hell f"
"No, sir," repliodiho infuriated dramatist, "hut I
*h util like to sco it"*
you sro charged on tho subject ol Cuba.
Thcuo and other considerations whl'-h will read- j relieve tlicmsulvca Irorn tho y..k
ily occur fo you, suggest that much may !»o done m ' preraors.
Jwmdon and Pans uiilier to promote directly tho j Tin* *ullrringa which llm corrupt, arbitrary and
great object in view, or nt least to clear away uu- I unrelenting local administraiion necessarily on-
pediments to it* aucceoahil consummation tail* sjon (ho miuhiunts of Cuba, cannot lai| |.,
Under these circumvtancea it tet-ms desirable slimulate and kevj* nlivu that spirit of traiaianco
that there should Ih* a full and Irco interchange ol I and revolution sgsintt Spain which ha* of l«tu
view* between yourself, .Mr. Buchanan ami Mr. ] year* been so often mambxto*) Iu >hi* condlli
I’a.'PtVK Seexino a Market—The leading
j merchant* of New Orloan*. iu a mom »nal i>* the
'fi' < iK'gi-Inturo uf Ie*ui*iana, requesting that measures
1 I*** t ikon to Improve the navigation <>f river* in
that State, aav ilint " from 25,001 to 30,0ikl bale* si
cotton, anvl 50,«W to 75,000 hogshead of sugar,
with $9isi,U(S) ni $1.200,(kS) am now vine hero by
Ibn vtresnis "I that State slonc, and are kept from
thu market by tho want «*l navigation "
2d ll his claim i* just, then what amount ol
money llie city should pay or allow him lot iho
improvements on s»id va hail lot
By Alderman Irawia, Rooolvcd, That ihe ri-
nanco Cvimmmoc take into consideration inu pro*-
pnety of raising iho salary of tho Judge of the Guy
By Alderman Garmany, Resolved, That a Spe
cial Committee bo appointed to t*ko into consider
ation tlu* exi»t<ng ordinance regulating iho lax un
ixttorers and the pneo *»f haugos.
On above tcw'lutton tho Mayor *ptK»inted Aider-
men Gaimatiy, Wilder and Harden
By AIdoiman txiw is Kcs-dv«-d. That the Ciiy
Treasurer be auihurixed to pay Capt Bryan on#
bundled and thniy hvo dollars, fur iho puntusc ol
a hot**-, authorized hy thu acliug Mayor
By Alderman Mallery, 4lceo|vcd, That the
Cot limit let* oil public Bui'dltig* 1*0 rrqui Bird to
hau) ihu figures on tho dial ol me cay clock mado
ol * suitahlo s xo I r said dial
Tho City Surveyor aubmitted a rcfv*rt suggesting
f placing
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mi:incii. noth i .
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- »• inic ii %(|TK'I‘ — -‘1 v»«»*i Ira kecemaa.-imed w> «vw4i»^ ♦>,j<*».w*f kU
Pit T. I* MATliKWKef IlUawroft, * >J *N(
MspnvisMvwral Hrawera. ro Ihe rttttmm I c,4r l " * M,r M 4 l ‘ CK '' **
of •■***karat*. ard n>i; Ira f.>und lor Ih*- j.*vra«Bl *i l*t. ‘ NOTHT..
ticklin'* otter,cv'fner of Oaroanl kbu Perry si* ; ^1X71 PU> *f.*-> Cam if-pi rain* • ta »».*• “
- “ if a^ lira "isi.i.111 oi i l.a l.an> roan*. I * Draw u ml %
nn. tu.*ui: .p.w.u.mrawi.a. to. -’>'* *-
IIAN HKMUVf.ll hi* «*flK-< ro ih* ro/trav , c *^ k? IP
tsVhiTxt '
m i very OoB-rshra hrral fwaotf #«•.-<* ! •»•. '< • ,,u *
r.—-r'-—
mat If ' IVVIXV R W<*VT»l'’U-'
TO C'OXTH .44 T«»«N
r.VB!*lll'l I'rtu 1 !*** *»»»*!. »M.»1 .»»>•>*•
n R OA_ V.4.-M fa V- 19-5
Vl- I t' wi I Ira nvf **l i <>'» ‘4 1 * ,ir ' 1
lira T«.D itaU. lo* p*4'ii( lira »!*«»■ wvi< *• ”*
lira **f««vXrara u 4 tlui
. concurrence m refer-
unco to iho general mailer.
Tho simplest and only very apparent moan* of
attaining this end is lor iho lliroo Minister* t<>
meol a* early a* may he, at soino convenient point,
any l*ariM, to consult together lo compare opinions
as to what may Im* advisable, and to adopt muaa-
ures for perfuct concert of acllnn in md of your no-
gitutiuns at Midrid Whllo tho I'rcaidcni, a* I
have bofotu had occasion »** Hate, lit* lull confi
dence in y.<ur own inleiligenco and sagacity. Iro
conceive* dial it cannot Ik* otherwise titan «g< V c*
bin lo.yr.il mid your Colleagues in Grcai Brit*<n
and France to have the consultation siiggrat. il, and
thu* to bring your roiniiioii wia-lun and knowiedgu
t*» bear simultaneously uj*on llm nogouaiious at
Madrid, I#oiidon and Pari*.
ll you concur in lhrs<> views, y.uj w |tkplea>« lo
fit the limu wlu-n y .u ran repair lo Paris, or I *
s ni" othur convaiiiunl point.
j the propriety and neccaaiiy •■! fdacing " irsnito
, I all.nr*, il is vain to ex|*ecl that Ifio •ynipaiiiitra I „ — \ r. „ i l* ! "»»»«* " •* inturvata ihr-nigh the pr.nnpst stirots
i ol the fraoplo ol tho Uoitwl Stales will not ho , DwTarcrivi; |- irs A fire i.coirrod at I . lor* „(,| 10 ,-uy .whereupon tin* I..Hewing rMolutron was
warmly unlisted in favor of Ihoir onurourad I V ” • ^«n'(«y morning, w hich ifcstrovnl ,, y Alderman .Mallery and ad.*,*te*l
arm j nus.cu isvor ol mor upprewu m .gh- r j. VW 0 worth nf profrarty I ho drug sl»ro j „,u City Surveyor t*c .uthonzed
I of Thomas 6c Fuller was consuimsf—hiua $4,»XR> ,,j, ro gf ,
MVOMII niltKIT.
Faiaav, Marrh t». ft o’rTOfk, F M
OvTTviN — Tl.c Dale* «** «Uj anour.l ro 1XX» Sranra, a.
fall f.»ftt*vr p-irera. lira L.'.Kialug cv rojav*ra ihv aslr*- ^ »raT«.k
91 st 7>4, 14 »lTS. 5* Sl M si 7**. X15 •» * 9> al | Road, tram
9S, VI al Dig. I' 1 - *» fk. *» “N. H» n I‘X.7 al ro-2Wwat-a ajrar way I- < .
•4»«IS«I.
'RltWI 9HIP PRI.IIv - SC har-vJ* r-*ra’. hakw
Navannah I \porla- .Mnrctv IO.
j Wo know ibvl tho President ia justly inflexible BMl j o.auretl
n lua dciermiiialioii io, nfurro ihe nnitraliiy laws, I i,,_- «i <**•)
i.i ....... i * .. . . . 1 '•>...
Olflrlul llcporl o| i|m* Otirnd I'oulrr*
WaaiintuTos, Monday, Match fi. |s',5
fhn loliowmg i« ihn official rejH.fl n.n.lr o>
Hccroiary of m.i« i|,o ro.„li. *.j || 10 , w |«i„ 4|< h|
Ostond Convention
of N.
H.invi
oj hlale
«l WJIIl III.
<vix La (jurri ir,0«
To tho lion Win L Nlarry,
Hif The undersigned, |fi < <>ti«i*l|.
wish eiprr.*.«l hy ih- Pr..nlrni in'fi
fl l'-iiiial rLajiali h-a v .ii Jiavn aiLlreaae.1 i.. ,,, ,
p-cimoy lo that e|f..«,-. >mv<* trm< in e.mi,..on
first at G«|i ml iii |le.gti|Mi, <.|j ihu fil .
to*' , •ndUmsi *i A.v L> < !v*pj.* , | ,ln pi„*,|
Iho days lieil f .Ih.witig up p. Hro if.'* hrr. .,|
I ho>e Ii4a Ira. n a lull and unP-se'Vcd rp, jrl
ol vmwa and seriliriii.nia Ih.|»o-h **hn Ii -
iii<»*i hafijiy to inf.
enro,
hut alinuld the Cahan-ra thcmselvra rive ill rev.ill
against ihe ojipruvaion whichihuyaufi-r, no human
power c -uUl proven^ citixons ol the United Stales, i
and lib'-rnl minded men of other countries, from <'
mailing 1.1 their asaialauce
Bcaid>a, litu present u nn sgn of silventurp, in '
winch |ca le»a amt danag spirits abound in every I
f"*f'l"« ol lb** Wi.yld ll I* (»••! impfohalilo, lliero ‘
lore, that ( ubv tiny bn wria'i-d from Span* by a
*ui rc«a|i|l refhltilii.il, and III lll*l •Veil! shiv will
lr>l only brae lh« (aland, but Iho |*nco which »«
arc now willing n> j.ay h>r ii—a j-ric.i far beyond
win- wr-ia CV.-I j.anl hy one po qilo In another for j
any province
i may «.*<* !*« remarked dial Iho aeilloiiv-nl «*f
llil# v<"»e*f quoalion hy dm rovahm ot Cuh* lo Iho
I’ it<d n ,*!.•• wou'd I -revri pr* vonl llm vlaugrrou*
c itijirn-aii.i.ta ro-iwoen nslioiia lo which •) may I /
O'h-rwiae givn lurtfl J- ...
ll IS curiam dial should th* Guinns ih*m«»lvcp .
orgiminan inrirroction sgsmsi tin* BimiiisIi G ^
cri omul, and should othor indefn inlcnl iirtli"il»
come 1.1 Ihn aid 1*1 Hjiaio m Iho isoilo-t, no human
ji • rr conid, tn '"*f •.pinimi, i*r*-vpnt dm |**-*»i»l•* and
<«..*Ainiirom ..1 dm IJm«ed Hrou# »r m taking part
in >u. h civil war. In •ujip rl their mdah'n.rs and
Ir end*
But ll Mpsln, d-’sflo Iho v.lco of bof own 'mor-
il c»\ and ncoiati <t bv vtub'eitn p»tdr* and a »<vt*«
S*ui" I horror, ah'raid rotuoo *•* A 4 ’ 11 Duha I" Ho* (
» Dn.iml Niaro**, >lmu dm quuMron will #rm«>, wh*t
ii j ,.ught io Im dm O..IHSO ol dm Amsiieail Govurn- ■
I . ||»..(|| under such r.Ili wiliu*ne«ra I
■ “ * -nil
Tlm os'Ing house ol Win Hcwoll—
Tin* dwelling of Mr* l**«lm—-b*
f | ,000. Tappof Al Lunusleu's car lacl»»ry—Lraa
$0/100, and in* insurance l^vncsracr's lohacce Isi*
|..fy—-b 1 ** unknown, but insured : and Davis' sli •«*
•Imp The family ■•! Mr II J. (toe. who occupied
• jH.rti n "f mm of tlm Irarnmg buildinga, na>r.*w ly
escaped with tlmir live*.
i m I'm »v
.New V.
I>aATfinrt* Brgt'rvr "F C*nt-R< mi
rrt. — A bill haslraon lop-lled )*
.Sens'*', who h provide* dval rro »>l«l*, »-•*! »r |- ,f "
sons I, ah vll li.-f .roller tm lH^|Ur«liod.demia»-*| . c .n
veyed i«* any <->>ri* •rs'h'U. ,H Dly |*-.I|II0, ..r jm r*"n,
|,.r |iMi* or . hatllshlp uv-a. eirept dm Mm- he
done hy deed or will, du'y **Tn.iwlclg*d'arol al
lealed nl least six m‘ , l*lb" heh>r« tlm dew sso of
tho Icsiati.f
plaro granite centres m the principal slret Ucf
iho city, and m keep s nra.iid of them
Alderman Ilona .dieted a irwoluimu authol'img
tho Tietsurei to pay Mr. F Stem tillv dollars for
w.'tk «>n " Eichangp clock iIipduI'jcci wanlu-
com. d and objection Iraltig made !<• th w.ifk, on
liiollon, tlm resolution wa* laid on the tah.e
A (Minmuniestion Itoni Savannah h no Company
relalivo lo |iuhiicall«'n *>l ordinance prohitoung
tiding *t lire*, was lead, and dm rrotk . idef*d I.*
put- oh the same
I'tip Ms)<>r inlormcvl Council dial die p'tnir*i
• 'idinvitces were c*>llipiel<d, and > n ii* .|i..i* llie
Ink w aa otdcli'd lo divp-rae . I Ihe aame al 1*» *
1 'Ul>tl 9
dry hide*. 3 <a*raa cl.Hblnc. , n ,. jj. ' N« £ J^rra*’ » *••*■» Li* •
|Vr achr J \V An.lerwa, L*r BaJUnvrtre -?v* P»l*rac*4- . MI HklTif'— -»ra ro.*. i**vra.' r
I..V. |v*,<»SI DrrI !ut»l*cf. | u'.-.m* na«lhv ,>u*4 roei*«1 aa>/ **»*
IV » hr Joseph**. Lra RaUimPtw X*v 1u.ro* ,-vwrou. •'•Miirrart at.a> IS 1,05 El.U k l armt. ki ^
3.*,uai Icrl laintor. IU hear* l.vh*«e*., JU Laf* hwihrr*. 1 >!• 5 N I Nt l» >N |N»»N *ww fwwi*«Wjam
|u ha'e* «art*
Per acl r I cltjrar. I<
.1*1 Itral luretrar, an I
rv 5 elk • T.'«o Kara* C’lu-ra, I 4 ,
Ii; j ke* n*d»r.
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vi »* . n • VT**i t-a ft v D|l»« an.1 Nru»». .
• k • «» R**w\ l*»
. .-Ilk »MIU|,VI.IHS I «ml4.V* * riiw a*
|ver ItaUmaP. S *«mm*i i* KImA.Uiw-s a*4 Mw ••» ** “
ia DIM*.*-**—* MU I
N iiNirr. i.NTHRor a »-* • « vv
» per
Olnilio
ll*vvs I
dunk it i* the
ndoHeil f..r i .«
k>'0j> a Hue I,rn'
ep l.rill.
la* I •
• ll III
*■ rq>ti
Pit. chain
n< hoi i-kAimiocI dm
4' .til 46,i ha'an. o In*
hang-, and aid* »»g'i
dvorvp* iu*d«. a
t Ih. eh
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vi,,,
O * m I-, n H*
lit.- I*'*mlrcl .1
* Inuil
|. Civo.inrrol il »«• Ih i
bill w .• | *racl,
» on Arr.Mini* *!a*rd
I Mr D t. > .1* • .
or Work on the l.v-
.pr V ..g I *l> die
»* \\ *»• *a I* the ap
... Pwh.iv
il p*
Hal* (r. lie..* .(I k U*. I .lal.l- a |lo» *f*. II.-'D*'' , t ikV-.'l - V k>M».’D***ra **raoei*»raa.* *• i-u "i -a
I I. )**.••• N ■ <\ ' *.Ih Vi k llroi, *»•!**..n* h. , |k>*' I ^ ,.^1 J.rnv.v
H•*■..» k ».*.»■ e-Jt. t.a».*.a a. *•,*.*.. *'»• * '*{*•“; unit 1 t .MV..*r k R**-.yi*
J.U.n i.raw*. •« VI -.11.hi. a, I'a « » *1. » •> d > ■* I »*
v . u *. IV * a n..v» *.rro I VI ,.ra-v A |,| kr .o * *ra « *• r-> *fW«C K-avra. V &
ft 'tiMj.fc , ’, ,1 vi * I... • i J W.«ra*. \ > i 5 ltl, I.ATVIK 't k R' *IF : ' | -T
omiNo thad®.
■••< . ... ^ .VWIre to.MerrhriHts
W’r ... ra- .. , a
11 ( L-ra-k i >•' a * »«» »•«,- -a- »
•>l »' I-'
V5 .ro.
1 »*• '*
the i
l.tlA.
••rl* t *
rd $3,475 ( ... *i
\ L I) \Vi.Nl’«
»fj ninc*l
,, „ .« **Vr. »' k.a I ■*•»•«♦
.4 vjw '-n ■< |a<»«t"
s roe. oiv —*••• S N. •
Pou.ions and Bounty LiuJa
*.*R « .romlwiMrad *••* l^'.raM* *w-h ro •
««« (l •(. *c. «oll
r..Rd
a plalipf h‘vh • R ,, > ’
- »*er*>* ISKV*' K*WA.
onjlhl
»ff.ri rwighl to !>• rnadn by dm G..vornfri«ni o| ihe
to dm bill providing for n
Urulad Htaica to jxirniisap flnlra Irorn Hfralrv sl any
prita l«r which H car* lx* otwalnad, iroi otteodmg
llm sum nl dollars
'l ira |Hi.|*.-sl should, in our opinion, U madn In
such • manner as lo ho pr*-«ent«*l through dm n«-
(•*••/y dipli.rnsHo forma to dm Hujirrmo Gonadtu
i tnl l.oftM sIh/mI In Im ud>iiiIi|m| On this m*»-
•« I"'i hs* rvanliMj m , r -rd
Prone a of opinp.ti >.», dm giavu and Uuportanl Hull-pru**rvsl|.»n Is dm first law of nature
suhiecta sidnniiimj to >nir ri.utid»rs(lon 8lat»s ss va«l| as w|>h individuals All naii.ois
15 o have arrivcl si tim n.<n« luaion and aro tiro?- Iista st difipioni fleri*Kl# s«Aed nfwin this maxim — |
onghly convinc'd ih«i an irnrna-lisuv and «r*ru*«4 AlUrougli |( fms fm«n rnsda ills prsfexi fur eoimnil
• - • Mnjj iniiiattos, as in dm paniUnn <*f Poland
and other similar eav** which history rsc**rds, yei
dm prmcipln itsolf, though ofiau sbus* d, h*s always j
fraen raeognlro*).
Th« United Hlalns Hava n#vi*r arquHMl a font .>11
larriiory ase»|it hy fair pnrehsro. or, ss in dm es*a ■
nf Texas, uiron llm fres snd v .lumarr Mpplleslinn ,
•r« rffirta,., dlsclblOro U eft ‘ »'• ^ aasetnhLd On Ilia* mo. of Ihn psofilu nl lhal lndr|mad*nl Hla-e. who ne
Ihs S»fft fWlion II Drn*nU-ih.iv.» u —. • rimninras runaMron, In which tlm people IkhH uf i slM I*, bleiul dmir dwdnlim widj our own
.ra.e arm ,L- i ! «»He^ Bpairi arvliho DnlUxf Hlstce a In So deeply |f*l*r Even our *equ!*!l|on* lloill Mesldo are no e» i
awsy any one from Ihe rmvsl ae f vt r , ,j ntUd al j <Ml r |*r.m*mliogs onghi »*• U «qwn. frank rapilun lw dm rule, because aldroosh wo might
and pwfil|c They e-.nld Im of v-mh a rharacisr 1 !»••• elslmed llmrn hy ihe right ol ronqurei, in s
a* fo ehall.ngs lha afrprobaiion uf dm world. )*♦•« war. y ? t we fmiuhsamf dmm fur wh«i *•**
Wc firmly Irailata dial In lha progrsM of human then ro«*ldsred by l***di psrllwi a full ami ample
•vent* llm Hum has an ved when the vpal Inroieem • rqnivalenl
of Hpatn are as set lonely Involve*! In llm sa.e as
nf dm Dmiarf Miaie# in ih# purchase *.f dm Is
I* it u, (mi •>* hour,
i»r rageed ro k<\
i »r *l.iiv
A il-.elirMl b«*k *IhI W*W»t
1 '.il iraa*sl *<‘*|e d- *L»
,, ,, | *■* krai RraV ><*••* —
Mn! M» a faal !•' d">a
Tl*y ahrral »l •heal
Pn'r* ihu Rungr; rout.
tl t* l<* Tati h»m kittle.
From <>M *L> ale.
And hele—
i» vlrrumclae lira I fa.
To tho* a heart |il»l rvnlj
To starts Iht sin
(kales# or conceals any seaman or |»,iy, #fK j
fuse* fo dolfvar him up, i* m«da auiqcct io impris-
ounmnt lor mm year and $J.*o fin* thalaw
•Im where.
'I'his frrovitlofi is about tho seme as tlm provieinn
And m.l's In keep ll*v Ira
A*
in ihe Fngi'ivs Hlav* Imw, in dm case of « nsgru j JJJ * •» M * Jb* IxsoswUun wdl prove equally
fugitive, but in due, only s white sailor m boy *•
Ibe s«l*ject of legislation. Indeed, if most of dm
provisions id this Bill had beefi fur *' negrooe," in-
sired of while men dwre would lisva been a terri
ble rlsIUf m Congfxes sftoUl II
fummakm Id brgh nslfiem.
Under dress sirnemsisneen we ranftof anllvlpeln
a failure. Melees p-aenhly dirough Ibe malign Influ*
•nee u| foreign poweya who pos^ese no flgTil whel-
•vtr lo irnsriereln ths msiUr
Wa fgoeeed to mn* eome of dm reasons wlitf fi
have Id ought us to llm oranoMMiuni and (or dm sake
Our |*asl lilsrury folhide lhs| we ali.mld erquHn
dm Gland >d G*d*« w ihnui die eonroul ul Hpam,
nnlMM ju»nfi.-*l by die gre •' law *d eell preaervatnm
Wn m<r*l, In any event, preserve >>ur own Sunsslnot
rer'liude an<l our *»W|| Mil lespecl . .. , , . __ ,
WhdtK (Mtsuiug (his c-urra, we esn afford lo j .T'Jr.k ,’‘‘**7***‘ # ^; V.
dhregard in* censoree nl ih« w.. ,i,i.M-h..h«.
have been SO oil* n and so mt|*»s*iy eX|Diw*l p,.i „j ns Wvra4li7
Allot w# shall have ,dloK*l Hpam a price f»*r I *• # s*ltv«UaeMv*»l le saeHrat Mtlemia.
f'uha far beyond fie preeeul value, and Inis shall * row i •
•raise ase e* eeaa Mser* •••, i «iv#t‘* ep«i..
I»h M'vtiira »«ar*.|a |>#e ram lira*. I st*..vr all .iiHn*. It*
titrawUH.t in.au..M, •>•!!>><> rail*. , ti* *04*** h
•nog sih| "ii'iura ij«4lnioi u« inwie esvv.wv »>e vim
M*«.r. II* laeip^rar »•* drive all hum..#* I» lit# a««*eevs
ii.iirt.) tl«MN*leg lira *iMesa amra-lnm wvf»ster»*a»»ee
p*r««rlpU->i* j 11* t-ermWra* ed at (ke sate* ilm* .alt*
..»<lo*ar r ■•-"I eSWia, aed live naretrav id serve Iron Sod
IN In many ,.i the e> -*t iropeateMg «f*lt*rara *d MWR>
*“■ ’***li Va, are) *le*l>*i*, reran Ira •'•wsiealvesvhlWWS
h« vh'iii f crari-d I.i lli
6»rv Ora -IRtrod tlraii
I •|*.«fMra*.l **>4 IMU
ertvrniM lure!
nlUlvl)
I
V«..l.tllnf
ti v.l M*.*A Og
Nl.a.VI ng r»"
*k#>H
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m dM* H
I.KVI s. Kt sxr i.i.
ilINCKAl. WI0T IN SAV.NN.! ...
A.v a kiflfdwsV lbs,* wnwg. «•♦*»»*• k o-»-*
Hrvldrait '•> G J»llviae**Nio«>
IV-.* *kra p -4vw*raN *t v-NkWM *X »-♦*- nrac-ir. *-
bill ((ill v Oil' fh
xorici;.
The aaiUng *l**v >vi ik* e»eam*ki|* RavD*/ra-e
mam, i«4*i*« eav»r>e»D »*' p*.*.#.I«' , pLva,
win ira aa l.th.e* iroev RU*a*rpfc»*, Ik k ANk, *#•! •*■»«
«l eerk m-w.ilt, (i„im •***-»*' , v.K. iMk **J vR fc >4
ran. m-Dtk eui i« » A I. I.i Min. 5fN
HRVaHS III. M th* II ?. UNA
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