A. extract of Letter from Carthagcna
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An extract OF Letter IRON CarthaScna,
dated the 10Th of January says


"On the 10th January, 135 sailors arrived
ber,. from New York--thcy were sent by
rommandant Jean Forse Pooby, who is also
sxnertcd with 100 more-Ihe Venezuela
srp,te sailed for Chagres on the 14th to
hiring over $50 more who had arrived there
sron, the Pacific. When these arrive, the
columbian Navy will be equipped and put
Under the command Of Admiral lllingrit, to
cruize in quest of the Spanish Squadron"


We have before us, says the Editor OF the
Democratic Press, a most interesting letter
from an American Lady, written at LA
grange. December 6th, 1896" where she
Rad. for some time, been on a visit to the
venerable and excellent Lafayette. We have
much pleasure in submitting the following
extracts. They rub out foul calumny
which, we arc at loss 70 know upon what
authority, has been extensively circulated
against the American people.


"By the American papers | see, letter
said to be written by very respectable gen
sleman, giving an account OF a visit to La
grange among numerous errors in this pro
duction, there is one which has given Gen
eral LatuYcnc real pain. 1t is where tn,
writer SAYS, he is Informed, that nine appli
cations had been made to the General TO
money, the preceding week, by young mel
from the United States. Last night the Gen
said, with much animation, that this was a
great mistake as ever was made, and tina
he had never had single application OF tina
nature; that the Young Americans who hat
called upon him, had uniformly conducte
themselves with the greatest propriety, an
chat there was no foundation whatever for th
report


al have, says the.letter writer, seen enoug
of other parts of the world, to teach me
love my own country more, and to estimat
its advantages higher every day. Ours ma
emphatically be called the Land of Libert,
The truth is, we have no such freedom, an
SO little opportunity of contrasting our COZ
dition with other countries, that we do M
sufficiently appreciate our happiness. III
zeal for, and love of country, feel, make
me anxious that the above declaration OF OF
beloved General, may be given in refutatic
Of the libel which has been published"