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No. 5 . `` 6-1/2 o'clock , P.M. `` DEAR SIR : -- A seaman , who appears to be an intelligent man , has arrived this morning at New Bedford , and says he has later news of the rebellion in Ecuador than any published . The Rosina -LRB- his vessel -RRB- brought no papers . I bade him call at your room at eight o'clock , which he promised to do . `` Truly yours , J.G. '' -LRB- Mr. G. was clerk in the Argus counting-room . -RRB- No 6 . `` 7-1/2 o'clock , P.M. `` Dear Sir : -- The papers by the Ville de Lyon , from Havre , which I have just received , mention the reported escape of M. Bonpland from Paraguay , the presumed death of Dr. Francia , the probable overthrow of the government , the possible establishment of a republic , and a great deal more than I understand in the least .