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Correspondence of the Herald.l
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Correspondence of the Herald.


NuEvrrAs, Jan. Is, l845
Value of Flour Symptoms Of an Inssrection


The Copper Mines, &c.


Flour is dull at $l5, and but little demand
rice at any price.


Considerable excitement has been created he
by the news that Gen. O'Donnell, in late visit
ST. Jsgo de Cuba, discovered, in some of the min,
five thousand muskets, secreted there by the En-
lish for purposes unknown.


On the 18th of next month our worthy Collect
informs me the order to prohibit the expectation
copper ore will be enforced What will, then,
come of the Cuba mines 1t was an act of Espar
70, and il is possible and probable that it will
countermandcd, and the payment of duty OF Il
per cent. on ores from new mines not enforcd
Such would be the enlightened policy OF the Spi
lsh government. SARpIs|