Alexandria gazette
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tropolitan Hall. It is useless to attempt any
elaborate notice of her singing—the time for
that has long since passed. She was received
with the warmest enthusiasm, and heartily ap
plauded throughout the Concert, as were also
her associates.’*
Mr. Robert Walsh, who has been a repre
sentative of the United States Government
both in Mexico, Brazil and Hayti, is now’ sent
out to Nicaragua, via Havana, to induce the
Nicaraguan government to come into the Brit
ish-A'f»trican-Nicaraguan-Costa Rica Treaty.—
The Saranac will go from Pensacola, it is said,
and take him from Havana to San Juan. Mr.
Walsh is not expected to return for some
time.
The New York Courier favors the bill for
paying M. C’s. two thousand dollars a year:—
“Nothing has yet transpired to denote its chan
ces of success, but, if its own merit is to de
cide, the measure w’lll prevail. It is the only
effectual remedy of an abuse which has grown
insupportable. Of all the grievances in this
republic, there is not one w hich bears any pro
portion to the unconscionable w’aste ol time in
Congress.”
A miniature schooner or large yaw! arrived
at Cincinnati, on Friday, with a cargo of live
bull frogs and snapping-turtles, which went off
like hot cakes, as soon as the restaurant keep
ers and epicureans ascertained that they were in
market. The Irogs hopped lively at ten cents
each, while the turtles moved off swimmingly
at eight cents per pound. One of the latter
weighed over fifteen pounds.
The Newport (R. 1.) News announces that
the summer visiters of that delightful watering
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Alexandria gazette. (1852). Alexandria, D.C., 1852-05-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1852-05-21/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1852-05-21.
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