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 CI. : To'aatehfier qe!flit i shine : :: ." It 1'",r 'Jt .'t the Government /..
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 f t i Her eherab freeShatlightens up t-r '.f.. .,: ._ ,, :: ".... '. the civil guard to:watch all suspected duty,of.- .
 .*With krVefcJrtellfeenee divine' 'V L. .< I .. hope our:Wends abroad persons.life
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 T WN tale tayiOIl fe I&t1decI. 4 Y : _' '. . .- ,o-...SATUHDAY, AUGUST, 2,;IMLil d.37. supplying which oar brave us with armaaadassaiualtioaot. : ;
 And drains.ft j ut>,7efrpihi g cup fellows are much io.need .
 rOtealm from __ _
 ran :the t fthl barreL '
 'It from' 5
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 and'i't happinces:'; i J .' ; this fact that 1lz 4 race did not. exceed 17,000,000: In Europe and Ute and HAVANA 21 .
 la swoci then our e,:not v contain larger! America. At that time it waft not numerically Important trap Cobalt! 1 ,lnJi ,1854. .
 f fcPti rcpoo amounts of otash and other GeneralPi9uero'ofthe
 c/.9. p alkaline salts. jeh
 stronger than'the Poles.- .Cavalry. for.Pot:;
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 '*, -.From aori ow'a LpgS.and' I.' passion."Lul3 '.s throes'; If.lime previously pervades the sand,'the.potash -; counted:nlj thirty-four millions Thirty years .ago altogether it, .:ANOTHER:BATTLE BETWEEN THE PAT au Prince on the 3d Inst We have no accounts )
 > ithoaiswiab nof' will take its plate and the( lime ; being RIOTS AND,: from the revolted districts
 jt *--s .JjiJjV J.'JUi -f 1111'dODuntn pass only three million and a fraction more "* s GOYEBNR1ENT" moo S. by mail bat by:: :
 Trpm one wboeerery look ean bless.;, arfestedt by a new portion:of clay .than the ofFraneeat that timll" ? 7 .- .-. Tat e letters and other,sources we learn that the ,
 lm;woad lwJi a h '1. 4" '? not sabcharged with potash. j< -"' x 'and considerably Hess" thin the:Teutonic The Tnold pit"to 1aJ&t 1i the'hld.1I I free territories,continue to Increase, and part'of .

 MI.' hWt-id t'r to.iimprt' i- ,, SASD when' pervaded bj,proper proportions lation of Central,Europe. ''In issi it is,ahead popu the tr have declared.for the patri l: j
 sitaagcJ
 THE '
 of.clay J b: kept in"contactwith SPANISH COMMANDER ,I La Concha and his' t
 Initst the alkalies of civilized ace AND EIGHT .iriends are, very much
 every
 A clever chfldV they confess, In-the world Of races OF HIS .
 present/and thus und'ergocsinpart'a chemical lying". within the: zones r.of :civilixaticn the f' OFFICERS- TAKEN'PRISONERS. _! disheartened so much so that the editor of'El,
 for
 r Bui nothinglnbre? all they'see changefortniagthosllkcatessonsefulia' Diana de la'b JIarina the Government .
 SclaTes.-alone
 Thin'other children of her age, strength? to woody fibre:",the I glassy coating of, heads but are more numerous, counted br The Iatar eats rtlfriag'Themselves' la has becornVrperfectly desperate In his paper A -
 but o'f e1f'orta.
 few this
 comparatively, plas the.)I .
 I Who scarce ono thought of mine engage the bambo rattan com-stock and. of every tic and submissive stock have from : *!:t, to find out the means of communication between

 .Whence;cometh,then the Witchery straw and blade of grass, is a combination barbarism of the :dark.ages.jet escaped In wealth From chi Sat aniah 'XeicreIthe' the rebels and friends here. ? '. *
 2CrA
 slice with some 'one'otthe vk 'Many of the wives of,'the
 That sways nrata lier iwoot Control TThey alkalies. Sand also energy, and cultivation they are notto, be'compared The steamer Isabel Capt Rollins arrived Joined their husbands Insurgents .uaTej 4

 know her $r-sad nooe otoarth_ destroys the adhesive properties' of. clay,,rendering with the Frank,the Teuton; and the_An- this morning 10 <mock-from Havana. She to aid them in their at the rebel campread/- )
 SaTe I pTCr know MnIr111 i the soil: permeable; to air, rater,, theo gloSaxonlNumber:. is' almost their only placed her.mail and passenger' *- foi,tM.Mhr__ J\ft_ conflicts with the. troops.
 -
 may -
 roots plants,_&c-a &c._ [.Strength or.aU the need which ore'now 8irr. board thesteamerJ,6tonetibicla were v -
 For we have spoken onl to soul, LISLE,OIL CAn Bo tare QF LME-ETery' : 'farmer ,ving-Jor the mastcry.or world-to up at 12 o'clock. The Havana brought HAVAJOCA,July 20,1,851.

 And met in spirit face to face, knows that lime,by7 exposure to the atmosphere the fotute of society.and, civilization impresson the lent upon the subject of the.revolution paper were whiih sir: Iffy Dear FriauL-At last our.COUJ1rJ has -,
 ,
 "When in her mind's immortal grace, takes carbonic acid and becomes is struck first blow. We celebrating =
 up carbonate stamp of its own character genus-to make going on In,the interior This was antici ; have.begtm by .
 Lore truth and goodness shone revealed of lime and undergoes a similar change its law idiom, religion, manners, government pated, as it '!s the well known jwlicy of the the 4th of July with the cry for ,coon-

 I. IB beauty from the world concealed.Twas when decomposing any, organic substance; and opinion prevail,-the,Anglo-Saxon is now government to" suppreS'all publications in ref. try and liberty, and by:consecrating our cause
 there'sujtant: carbonic acid arising 'from the erence to the with the memory of Waah Dgt D. So"the revo .
 in an hour of bitter pain, unquestionably the most numerous powerful, political affairs of the Island. 
 When the decomposition is absorbed by the lime.' This and active- The, day when it might possi- The passengers who arrived in this'city by the lutionary movements,begun on the fourh of Iu:
 long oryeat'l
 Was crowded in agony moment's alkaline also renders clay loss, tenacious, and bly have been crushed, absorbed, or trampled Isabel report that Havana is full of rumors in ly in the town of Carcorro, and has spfead rapidly ..
 a space- assists to roughe the surfaces of particles ofond out,- like..Hungary' and, Poland 127' stronger relation to the insurrection but that the towards the east,embracing several towns .
 When friends soemed false and love as vain- Q preventing the previously, polished sur.tiCcs hordes is gone forever. That is was, possible at pIe there have 'no reliable knowledge of peo the in the central and eastern departments,principally .

 And tho wrong,heart and burning brain from being so readily moved by winds or one time for this people to be subdued by vio matter. A gentleman who has been long a res- Tunas and Bayano.. Although the num"
_ Could only find relief in tcars- compacted by'rai Js.' It also supplies one of the lence or to fall a prey to the slower agonies'of ident of Cuba, informed us that in his opinion bet ot the Insurgents till nol has not beenover

 For I despaired of earthly good- chief ingredients of plants and assists by its decline,there can be little doubt. la 1640, the the outbreak would soon be quelled. He stated 1000, nevertheless,they hate given'a good'

 She came-I scarce know whence or how- chemical ,actions, to supply,others.,.:Any sulphate United Provinces seemed more likely to make that from report,the insurgents not amount deal of trouble to the forces ot the Government
 t except the sulphate of bal'J'tTill be grand in to more than 200 They have no arms but fI blunderbusses
,._ A light and glory round her brow! figure the world's future history men But private letters
 decomposed by1 !lime forming the sulphate of than England. Their wealth,:activity and give a di1f'erent'and men encouraging account ,and pistols; but even with these arms, in
 Sublimely beautiful she stood; lime, which is either useCul'or' inert according of the the two engagements' which they have had
 ,' maritime power were the most imposing in Eu state of affairs o* the Island. The letters '
 For aD of earth had left her face to the requirements the For 'from which the with the Government troops they' have been
 plants. amore rope. They had all the carrying trade of'the toU 1r J1g are extracts are ,
 ,
 And an of heaven I there might trace. full Account see our article on lime West in their hands. Their language was from, reliable' sources,, and give the latest victorious As Isuppose you have already been

 Tier look sustained my heart, and cheered HvirUS, OR FINELY DIVIDED O&G. r.MA'lTEJt. spoken in every port. In the great Orient movements of the patriots. These extracts advised of the particulars of the first engagement I

 Her words my wounded spirit healed; -This is not the place to\i Scuss all the disputed th eir'empire.wasfixOd and their influence paramount will be read with lively interest by the thousands I_will not allude "it here. But in ic-

 The child,,the mortal, disappeared points in relation to the action of humus England hardly known abroad. Her of frienis of Cuba in this country.: ference to the second 'one, the more glorious
 but it bas many, uses ''acknowledged by allr difficult idiom grated on .foreign and her for the 'patriot armsalthough' ,the' accounts
 And God's own angel stood revealed! ears
 such ns rendering ,the soil of a dark color,* andtherefore stormy coasts repelled the curiosity of more HAT ANA, July 20, 18jl. which we have had etude. not agree etthermthe
, Then did wp soul with soul combine- susceptible of receiving heat from the I cultivated ,travellers. Had the. thought of a The revolutionary cause in this Island is rapidly particulars of the fight; nor in regard tothe

 So, I ambers,and she is mine- sun's rays Humus is simply vegetable matter day arriving when any single European language gaining ground,and the ranks of the insurgents place where it occurred some saying"thAt. II
 FOfeTCz hers!forever mine! in a particular state of decay which developesthe I would be spoken by millions of persons are daily increasing in numbers from It'took place at Najussa,:others .It way '

 Forth in the world I see her go, carbonaceous matter, and like the charcoal scattered over the great continents of the earth all sections of-the'country so that at the last fought Nuevitas ,and others 'placing it 'at I

!f A common child to common eyes- dust, has peculiar power to, absorb ammonia from New Zealand to the Hebrides. end from accounts, they are said to have numbered one Guanaja-still all agree in.this-that COKTIJ J

 To mine a star of Paradise, from the atmosphere, to retain moisture, to the Cape cf Storms to the Arctic Ocean,,occur thousand men, all badly armed and provisioned the commander of the 300 troops,'sent athe'patrio

a Unearthly, beautiful, divine! receive sulphuretted hydrogen gas, ,which is red to any speculative mind,Dutch, not English but resolutely determined to defend the with several, .-was beaten,and taken 'prisoner
 unfriendly to vegetation,'and to retain it until would,probably have been the tongue to cause in which they are engaged,at every risk .other officers, and besides, that
 No wonder that I love her !
 : so chemical charges shall alter.its proximate- which he would have assigned the,marvellous and to the last extremity. This revolutionary many privates were killed. 'jmd. drowned in n efl -

 rangement undergo certain changes itself, mission. Yet Holland has fallen nearly' as army-or band of patriots have two banners feeling their escape /:' :
 i- agricultural. and to add to the mechanical condition. of.the much as the Saxon has risen in the scale of =one.white one bearing the words "Ejercito The Government. has published various're?

 soil proper for economical culture. nations. Her idiom is now acquired by few.- Libertader7, (Regiment of 'Liberators,).the ports from the officers the army now acting

a, Mixture of Soils. When clay and carbonaceous matters are Her-merchants conduct their correspondence other lathe same as that which. .Gen.. Lopez against the insurgents, which are, of course;
ro both present in sand,none of the alkalies in solution 1 and tranwt their business in French or in English unfurled at Cardenas. framed to suittheir' views and objecr&.Theyare

 tile IftieYork-- will pass down through tncm;nor will Even her writers have many"of thorn Up to the'prcaent.ti there hai been only not however; credited here; I send themto
 From Farmer. '
N Working solutions of organic matter filter through them genius: in,Foreign garb. On':the other hand, one serious encounter with the troops, of the you. ,
t No method of improving soils is so permanent into the sub-soil. A cask:filled with such a literature and language have passed entire- Government" This,.engagement. was with a I As the patriots have already;overrun a considerable 
Pbs in its character that of their proper admix mixture will receive the drainage 0 of the cow ly out of this phase of dinger. Dutch, like body,of 300 men sent from Havana in si steam portion of 1 the territory, it la reported 

 ture. .The addition of the cLrtbl .defieiencies : yard onltopmd deliver ,clear colorless and Welch,Flemish,Erse,Basque,and other idiomS; boat,''as a reinforcement to the garrison at Nue- and believed ,here;that a:provisional 'Government = I
 of any soil not only supplies the chemical deficiencies Inodorous water from the bottom. The presenCe is doomed to perish as an intellectual medium vitas.'under tbecornmandofBngadier General has been ,formed though' it: Is not

 of plants* but prepares the soil, for of largue quantities of humus makes garden but whatever may be the future changes; Coi.ti.' The patriots observing their approach known who are the men,met the head of it-

 more easy and economical renovation for the soils, and they may be imitated.by.the addition the world;the tongue of Shakespeare and of from their look-out on the mountain hastened The Government having tat off all comnmnica "
 future, by the use of manures, &c. of.charcoal dust or decomposed peat.- Bacon is now too firmly rooted ever ,to be torn to the landing and attacked them immediately tion Between the infected districts and the rest
'' Ia many.instances the expense of carriage We have'used more than 2000 loads of decomposed away. No longer content 'with mere reser- on.their disembarcation. After a'short skirmish of the country,it is very.difficult to obtain fill

 city sea &&, renders. their use impracticable salt-marsh, muck on our* aim' with the ltatiotl.ft alms.at universal mastery. Gradually in which several were killed and found' and reliable information, 'of the movements- in '
8 ble; but in far greater number of instances most beneficial results. it is taking possesion of all the ports and ed on both aides nine of tha,Spaaiaheffieen, that quarter.. The individual who has, thui

a this expense is more than repaid, from the permanent The best.ndaralsoi1a",says'Sir Humphrey coasts of the world;, isolating all rival Idiomsshntting"tha including the commander of the .detachment, faj'"be tnbst dlstiilgnishcd among the patriots ';
r character of the repair. Davy, "are those which the materials have up from intercourse with each Gen.Conti,taken prisoners by the patriots the ,- and who ir:regarded the:leader in Oat

 Soils of proper earthy composition are more been derived trani-different strata which havebeenminutely other,-making itself the channel ,of every balance of the party effected their escape precipitately present move neat,. is a :''young,7 man ,named
. cheaply kept in heart more ,easily tilled, and :: divided.by air and water,and communication. At a hundred points/at 'once in the steamer which brought them. JoAQtni Acnutd. His blather was taken pH**
 less liable to easualities from unusual it .After this brilliant little oner, in the first encounter after being.wound:
 are seasons are intimately blended together and in improving plays the aggressor. It contends with Span affair,so creditable
 of drought,wet: &c." &c. A well composed soils artificially,the farmer cannot dobetter ish on the frontiers of Mexico,--drives French and :encouraging to the patriots they retired ed. and is lying now in jail Puerto principe
 soil is at once ready to return applied ma thanjmitate the process of nature. ''The and Russian before it in Canada;and in the to the mountains, belonging to the range of All the endeavors of the patriots at this time

t mires in valuable crops, whereas, on poor orbadly materials necessary for the purpose,are seldomfar Northern Archipelago,-Supersedes Dutch,at Cubitas, which lie between Puerto Principe are directed to the single object of maintaining ,
 balanced soils, the farmer Is compelledto distant; coarse sand is often found immediately the Cape and Natal, -elbows Greek and Italionat and :Nuevitus;where they can 'fortify .themeelves their position, and the keeping open the communication 

 render them property absorbent of moisture, on chalk,'and'beds"of'sand and gravelare Malta and"in"!the Ionian Islands,usurps with facility and from thence open direct with the northern short*.in brief

 by a lengnnd tedious application of organic common below'clay: The labor of.improving the right of Arabic at Suez and Alexandria, communication with the Northern coast, that they may receive the arms and ammunition

.r manures, only securing thereby to a loose or the texture or construction the soil is maintains itself supreme at Liberia,'Hong Kong from which direction they expect to receive which need.they expect and Of which_ they are much- ''

 sandy loam,the same retentive power after tenycarr repaid by great permanent advantage;' less Jamsica.and St.'Helena,-fights its way againstthe reinforcements,arms and ammunition, the latter in, ,
 manuring,which might have been gained manure is required, and its fertility insured t multitudinous and various dialects in the of which they are greatly in need of-, In the name of JodJ, senl.them' some. yto. I

: in a single season by the application era proper and capltal1ald out in this way secures'forever Rocky Mountains, in Central America on the In the first,encounter"with the patriots thS who have them.r -

, dressing of clay. By a proper admixture also, the productiveness,.and, consequently, the Gold Coast, in the interior of r Austral'14 and one near..Carcorro,the Government troops succeeded Net Mail TkrwifiuCouldn't -. '
 a (variety of the inorganic or earthy constituents value ol the land."--Elemn ol.-Ag. Chenx, page among the countless islands of the Eastern Seas. _inputting off,a few; prisoners, among '
 of plants is ever ILth:1nd. and many crops 204. No other language is threading inthis way.. them a man by the name Agucro, whom they help laughing the other day, at ad an:
 eedote of
 a man accustomed to make
r flourish which could not folly succeed under The improvement to lands by, the use of French and German find students among cultivated threatened toshootrLearning I who had long prayers '
 overpenoadcd a guest,
 against
 other circumstances even with an excess"of mineral manures,'enchas alumina,sand, (situ) men; but English'' permanently destroysand this the ratriots in the mountains his ,inclination to stay to breakfast greatly He prayed '

4t organic mannrcs. ThecnUivator should therefore &&, should not be viewed'' like ,that arising supersedes the idioms with,which it comes of Cubitas ,notified the.Government officers and prayed till his impatient guest began to think )
 ,remember, while estimating the cost of from the addition ot'per shable'lIW1ures. for in contact that in case of the?;execution of their comrade seriously of edging away quietly and walking off; '

 this permanent kind, of, improvement, that his they last a life time while the proper balance The relative growth of the two great Anglo- they,would, at once,:retaliate, by, pitting to but in attempting it waked np the, old. 'man's son ). i
 .
r after expenses 'will be materially lessened, of these with lime and the other inorganic constituents Saxon Statesis noteworthy. In 1801;the population death, the nine officers. whom they had made who was asleep in his chair; .

 while his resulting crops-will l>e improved. of plants, which, having their derivation of!Gmt Britain was 10,942,646 in .prisoners at Nuevita. low the soon win' your lather' bo through?'?. whispered .
 guest /
 sand lime be in soil in from '1800 'that "of the United States There is,not, at present, any sign of revolution *
1t Clay, and Dust present originally the disintegration of rocks was. 5,319.721, or "lias he got to the'Jews yet r* asked the boy is
 fair proportions, before either its chemical constitutes:parts of.these ,three; .and"hence -or not quite. half In ,1350. the populationof 'much 'excitement at:Trinidad'or St i I

 mechanical conditi n, can be inch as render their_ due balancesrBecurea fertility .while'' a the United States is two millions f and a third Jago de Cuba., But at Matanzas there is much "No,"u.idtho other..**.. ,
 its culture'profitabler The following table by great excess of anyone r .of them.produces bar- more,than. that olOreat' Britain in 1851:-at excitement,: and the apprehensions of the government '1V AI then he amt half th ugIansweied u.
 M..Thacr,of the chemical composition of various trainees f' this moment it 'probably exceeds it by three party are'greatly increased .by the ,boy, and composed himself again to his pap:,' *
 soils, will enable the L reader to calculatethe millions. The rate of decennial increase*''of fact that the.Catalans have joined the Creoles. The,guest"bolted at once.Cclis'nF "' '

 proportion of the particular earth requisite this country is less "than 15 per' cents while The knowledge of this .facthas, induced, the ; "

 to render the soil more fertile. The soil oran fHt'scrilauroua.Ttie in 'America ,is about :5, per cent Inthe Government: toseLdlargereinforeementstothe_ 8cAJtUT'FEVJL-Tn the Baltimore i
 is ., Continental States the rate is considerably gairrisen'at that P I 3CG. Son1 we find the following, which we commend tour
 'it
 acre,, to the ordinary depth to 1bJcl great readers, old and : '"Wepabfishedmthe
 700 tons., ': .lower than in England.. ,According to the The Government has also sent 2,000 troop young _
 plonghtdireidhs'abont GroWth;of: tlie Anglo-Saxons Sun, about a year since,statement that robbing
 *: .
 from Havana to Puerto I
. progress of,the last 'fifty years in.France and Principe; the news of of all parts of the body throe times a day with fit
 .o tin ..0 D4 America the United States will havethe the affair at Nuevitas'having.:greatly excitedthe'fearti bacon thee ecarlot discloses
 -- The article from London great as soon as fever, itaelf;
 _. following a.
 10'11 1:1"0 z.bjl \ paper er population '\Si07-ln 1900, they will exceed of the Captain General for the safety wu a sure remedy for the.diacaac.' We. hare recently 
 details the British
 6g e of the2bt,wt. contains the of I
 ,
 9 of that ,
 those'of England "France 8paln Portugal, portion of the Island r been catted..on by a number rcyponslblo,
 I t ,0,3. iii A I R. aodU; ,s.Census; but as' these have alreadyappeared Denmark and Switze,1and''combined' / ; Pru 1n Havana some the-papers have been gentlemen from the eoantiesrho' assure ns that a
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 ."s:0...K n r p'_ in Our:columns, we,omit" them,:'and dent statesmen should bear these facts in mind. suspendedas;! It is said b7'order of. the Goy- it bas been tried in numerous*Instance with onk
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 .
 '., 10 C 111" lot substitute the roun&nnmbeiz.A ernment Many of families form successwhUe those who depend on ittedieme
 61 6 .4 RichaUnvial' Many persons now alive may see the time when ; the.Spanish are alone had in most feflea victim tail
 I s11 I ; Summary ofr the Censojj'clurni made o n disposing their'" and : eases; ravages.A
 81' America will be of to prdpcrty retiring to
 79 10' more importance, ,118. socially gentleman yesterday aonredjif; tha\in two errant
 .
 40 n U I ; 4 ..' X11696 Ti. the 31st of March has been given to the publicthis I commercially, and ,politically than,:all Spain. in hit nta had recovered under its ap )

 "Zo 17 ;3,, .10. ;: 18 'Good: sec. By afortliiiate coincideiiee take hegeD-i Europe put together: ,Old :diplomatic'traditions The Government,whose chief aim is to prevent pli on.C being 'fan hp as hopeless by the .

 ,53 36 I .2. 17' "wheat 4 eral toialsofihe American.census,' last will go for little in the face Transatlantic the' arrival ,of reinforcements from any physicians.. The remedy JU simpler and can da rob I
 '66 : .. 4 : 'J' bailey year arrived the same time;;:BO that out" ofthe.two pourer numbering '100,000,000 of free and quarter to the patriots,holds all its naval for- harm- ;we therefore recommend Its.triaLM. -
 60. 2 sets of tables are able;,-to nithe'absolnta easare ces in readiness to the coast''
 lands. ,we energetic men of our own race and blood,, guard employing -
 'Tatler
 ;43 I hate that Mr.Smith;"said a Chesntfi .
 .2 I : progress of,the Jlngl<H8axpn race ? ( ; the steamboats merchant vesselsfar the
 '
 ,6 28 8j30 63 ':jJ2-' jj 2! I .'I snits,two grand division, and to compare' .the :'Pngrea'ef jpeneevUM ii la Italyv: transportation itstroopstotherevolutiotiary", : rent streetbeauty'theotber. .. L. ,day' ,.to.her.. honored,]
 laws of Iheir respective'growths in,relation to districts. -
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 .28. 2''' each'other and to the .led of the..world, The correspondent + Doily -"Bee Ul he olwayt stareS at die io hard when he
 I' of Great -of ':not including ,writing from,Florence,June 22d,after ': .
 3 801 L : population .i Britain course: HAVANA, July 20,1851. meets me.in the street r. .r-.:?" ,
 t18 11 :; E I Il ,,Ireland"is,20,9 I.p,53t,,, In.?.the;Un citing numerous' acts of vindictive wrath upon :The'government :has published that every "But;my child, how- -do you.knowthat- Mr SzD1th8t i
 -" the last distinguished citizens, by the'police of Austrd-- of.insurrection at'your >* r t .
 ; 'TO ." .. I .fed States population year tract 23,267j-; symptom: :haa been quieted.
 v .wr.-: WeJjiave already given- ;'tlfS peculiar:; 498. .;;Asfutaing, saws may,fairl..do,,that the ,Tuscan proscription. ,says;' r The object of,-this is to intimidate the,people:: ._."Why""' because_ I hare, repeatedly. ;seen him. don.
 r>roperties or each of the constituents of soils,t population.or.lreland"wiii be found;not Jess The state of things ':in this city has :,become and induce them to forego fUJI.measures of resistance It-, ; *vtei .
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 oat in the'present connection we!shall repeat: than 8 0,000,fwd h otCeriady; Witr.W intolerable,:and;many ,families are seriously i. they may have contemplated: -..Therepresentations ', man1 again when you meet,him, and then be
 .ia part' 'CUyJs principally.composed of Alla-l. the Cape,.snd others,of onr colonial; settlements meditating a removal to Sardinia/now the only of the, Government :are all. may stare his eyes out without annoying you in the
 I ,coins,and' .plays *n important part in the Te-i igetable ; "3,500,000,,'rreahallah;; enrilutveagruiid .free""country in aH 'southern'r Europe.) :Our II- 't'aJ zee Notwithstanding the means: It,has' timp107ect -:!! least ,Remember that H always. : .takesftr&;palrxif.
 I economy' and' the modern.EnglishchemWs'tothecuntiaryfotvitbetinding I total of/men speaking the dame language/and .Instriousconntryman;Horatio Ore enough," the to suppress the truth &'intercept all eyeJ to .JJnftttatMe.n --
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 ,' we manifestimg;>>he.mmegenerairteodencies:; in sculptor has broken np his establishment and correspondence,; we;:have; found means to ascertain 'AhemIbefiTd. 101' *. right, r'

 assert that it maybe found-.as one)t the inor- cifjUxatioov of/SoVWO{ ; pQPoduct from these gone to.to Paris with ,his whole' family.,, .He the facts./,We learn;:'from4 oar correspondent ther. '

 pain eonttUnentf j>f(B say.plaatL4 ,The.** jigures the three.million*li negro a aTesia the assures'me that'he can netcr''return'while thepresent at Corroseo, that the insurgents inpossession A"MoDESS FAJtkxs'8TVir/i rron-e "yonnr' lady recently '
 .*r clay,asaf absorbent; is, however, chief ''United Staiesj- ttndtwq:have.a. ranainder'of I system t4eSptonage'nttDues,' Mr. of four.towns,'the names of_ which married to a farmer dajTvuited the .
 property in tae'soiL'and this power.extends to' 3.QOOoOOe.,of JAM lo-Saxon ceecenL| ; and Browning,'the British poet,and his more gifted: are Las Tunas," Bevannicu esteem; and 'El cow' onaes, when she thus interrogste& her mIlkmaid y
 .retaining the alkalies'e artificially,added,' deep1yJaBp fBat 4rWUhiU sturdy qualities of and charming wife..E1ih Cthi&rret BrownIng DraxoC :.These font towns aieirithina cir. ;,"By tho by Mary, which of thaw tows is it.

 er realtait lr than decomposition of tvegc table heart and brain:, as. r tt !representatives, of. this_,. ...having alsoleft for.the,dty.sickal heart Terence of ortwent1.U1ree1;' which the that< .va,S."''tT thobutter-mflk/ '_ ". "' '_**+ J"rT.T *X ".'3C-KY. .
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 fibre. Ifs barrel toifilwiv ; wiihef stock., rr'jFiftj4bre .jadvancing .with'what they :hive witnessed and*felt since gloripos emblem of.Cnba's future destiny, the: ;'w A.D.i' AtcBTiswtlr-Beirf'life in London

 .sea wad;and p6th dissolved tawater. be then : UJ.G.t cent agothtr inauguration of+'Anttrian tyranny? in the ,white star, is flow wating.V -T* ..recently, "stated'that a lady bad lost'no 'lest than
 tored opon r it;Idle solution 1ri1l111D out of the; rwer. sot' qe} L ree Iell)1ensofthlsrace in tic dty'*tI thdr midencM Mn B. has;by: a Oar foree iat rapidly augmenting In one! 120,000 on the Derby race." 'Tho Limerick Chronicle 

 Bottom of the" brr l unchanged; and for Jlhis on the face of,the eatt., .A:., ltre.a mhlionsnore the way, just published-a Tylmae'orpoems in, day its numbers were increased from 1000 'to says OwladrfcUift IdaUP: of the pool,- .

 -s.t". tadysoile readiVr pose,.po t, ..!henl I Itt person of the Magyar 4eacgnt;speaking Dondon.into whTcFshe hajbrfelhed her noblespirit i .fcOQaexLr rThe= Lord Byron.' :* ,' ''* "".y beveaact .
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 b.ilkr thrOugb jt;Uffato*.wiHbejrclaiBed tdtalk M'Maf poStta*nWesity?Mr a18JrbUJS 'also,left ns with his iaanly, r.Bet Um6 foil*me,! ocamt point to that from "JaW&1aeUp: makoi it hit priaefple and watchword Is on.iU.

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