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ADVERTISEMENT.

SHTILL be sold, agreeable to law, a, Henri.
Wv co May court, if not claimed before that
time, tho following Tobacco. which has been dc.
posted in Shockos Warehouse over two years
tt. No. 1923, 100, 1880 Lynch's in peGtion.
No MK o65, 149. 1868 Cannon: ditto
w w 164, iS2, ll76, Tye river. ditto.
S w 81, 157, 1345 Deans's ditto.
no NIX 6S5, Isl, 1919, di TO ditto.
MOSB1 e 1CURG.
Richmond, Jan. g, 1895. 3w
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10 barrels Liver Oil
Is ditto Cider /;

FOE SALE,
1T S. Pleasanss' Book Store, Richmond:
THE HISTORY
TINE
DECLINE g FALL Of TIE ROMAN
.. E1IPLRE. ~ - go q
By EDWARD GIBBON, ESQ,
In sight volumes.
TRAVELS
or ANAcHdRSIS THE YOUNGER I'M
GREECE, sr lj,1css -,
During ths middle of the fourth century, before
the Christian IRA. =.
BT TIE ABRE BARrHELEMI,
Keeper Of the medals in the Cabinet of the king
OF France, and member Of the Royal Acade.
my ofInscriptions and Belle Lettres.
Translated from ale F,eacb---in four VOLUNTEER
Firsf american Edinox.
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the ensuing spring; but believing him 10 be Sc
riously incapacita,el at this time 10 distinguish
himself upon the turf, owing to an excessive
hard founder, which he experienced few
months previous to his race with Florizel. bat
after the match was made be wecn them, has de-
clined running him again; he will be shewn at
the following courth ,uses during the March
term of each court, viz : Buckingham, Gooch-
land. Cumberland 9. Powhatan His pedigree
and performances. together with a more general
adve tlsement in relation to him, W. III be furnish
ed in due season.
December s5th. 1905, 4w
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To Rent,

NJNEREAS gave my Bond for seventy
w pounds 10 John S,ee.e, adriais,ra,or of
William Moon, dec. and as well as can seco!-
left, the bond was dated in November 1901
which bond afterwards fell into the hams of
Charles Norman, one of the iegatecs of Will
am Moon, dec Il forewarn all persons from
taking an assignment of said bond, as have
long since paid it in full.
OSBORNE HENLEY.
10th December, 1885 RI
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Nv IoUN pINKFRTOH

The astronomical introduction by the Rev. 8.
VINCE FIR :. and punian prolcss,e
Of astronomy and ezpcriricn,ai philosophy in
the University Of Cambridge--iVih nurns-
rous MAPS, drawn under the direction, all
with the latest Improvements, Of dryOssfmi,5,
and engraved by the best American artists.
To the whole aSdsd a Catalogue of the hest
Maps, and Books CT Travels and Vo} ages,
in all languages; and an ample index
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THE HISTORY

THE HISTORY
OF 9IHE PROGRESS ~ qERB1LNi7IoN
or 7HE ROAflN REPUJLIC.
By ADAM FERGUSON, LII. d. Tn ST.
Late professor of moral philosophy in the Uui-
versity of Edinburgh; nfemser OF TIC Royal
Academy az Berlin, of the Roy i Academy at
Florence, of the Etruscan s-ci.sy of Antigua
ries at Cortona, and of the Arc .diA az Home.
Tie fret AB;trieaa eaihos--in $50 volumes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-01-17
MODERN GEoGRAPHY.
A pr,er1prIon or ne

Enhires, kingdoms, States and Colonies
WITH TIE
Oceans. Seas, and Isles, IN all pats of the
world; including the most recent discoveries,
aud political aterauons--Digested o. j ne \
plan,
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TIE Ceiebrated running horse.
Peace Maker.

win stand the ensuing year
at Smith Paine's in Suckins-
ham. within . miles OF New.
Canton. The owner had con-
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To Rent.

September ., 1905.
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PARTISAN REVIEW OF POLITICS.

BY BARRFRE.
The Peace of Presburgh was the result
OF events too unexpected for the cabinets
Oh Europe tobc able toappsecia;c immeai-
atciY the influence it would have upon their
future CONDUCT. Six months have scarcelv
e,apsed since it was signed, and the osten-
siole measures OF the diffcrant courts en-
bic the observer already to Judge of the e.
fects of that treaty
The House of Austria, whose policy ne.
yer wanders but when it is influenced Nv
that OF other cabinets, renounces war. and
Is employed only in repairing the inlries
IL has done her. The troubles OF Servia.
the regeneration Of the Ottoman Empire.
the weakness of her army, the ruin OF her,
credit, and the desoiation of her prcvinccs
such arc the objects OF her solicituae .
lar from desiring new contests she besses
peace, which permits her to repair the G.
Wis they have caused her.
Prussia aggrandized at the expcncc of
England, has no longer any thing to fear
from the insinuations of the cabinet of ST.
James. George has launched his thun-
dcrs against William, who fears them less
perhaps, than his friendship. Some shiDs
lost, some men made prisoners, and some
ccssIons to France, are the price Of a pro
vince rich in extent, population, and pro-
ouce, and whose value is doubled bv its 10
cal situation. This acquisition, which
draws line Of eternal separation between
the courts of London ard Prussia, un;tcs
forever the court of Berlin 10 the interests
OF the court ct France. A war Of negocia-
uon with Sweden, of misunderstanding
with Russia, and the new arr2ngemen-g Of
germany occupy Prussia at prcsent-hcr
wise and moderate conduct proves the de-
sire she has To preserve peace
Russia, too feeble in population to ex-
pect success in Europe and Asia at the
same time, has adopted the policy which.
her interest and glory required. At the
very moment in which her peace with
france ensures the repOse uf the West. n
solemn embassy unitcs the ccurt Of Peters
burgh with the court of Pekin ships from
hamschatka explore the seas Of ] iDan,
and lay the foundation Of a commere which
VIII civiiize the North. Policy does not
alone contribute to the prosperity of Rus.
sia--her armies have passed the Caucasus
spread over the plains Of Persia. end arc
already under the walls Of JsDahan
treaties viii unite the Car TO the Shah.
and from that moment the trade Of Indis.
lost to England, will abandon the vast o.
cean. and return To the seas and rivers
that flow into it, That day will deprive
Britain of her riches and her resources
for loans-that day will turn against her
the treasure sac employs to agitate Eurorc,
and the arms upon which she relies fo,.
the defence of her territory.
Hrkey, weakened by her extent, and
Dy ner manners, by the mixture of two ma
uohs' and the WAGERING policy of the d.
van, was on The point If disappearing from
VIZ map OF Europe, when the treaty Of Pres
purg, by giving her frontiers in common
win the Kingdom of Italy, has re-gcnera-
tsa the empire OF Cross Neither the in.
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FROM TINE vrwARx eEx4IxzL.

MgssRs. lIDrToRs,
AboUT tdur years since. providenti-
ally obtained ofa French Phvsian ofemi-
nencc' = recipe 20 crre fhe DRoPsy. I
made IT known to some ofmy acquaintance.
who were afflicted with this malady thew
made trial o. the remedy, and with SUCCESS:
indeed have never known it to fell Of
eiiecting cure, when the medicine has
heen properly made, duly taken, and per-
severed in. | could furnish.manv instances
q IT'S great an1 happy effects, but will
mention ORC example only. A lady, about
seycnty years old. had the Dropsv tn that
degree, that she was fearful to stand on her
ieet, lest her skin should burst cav her
IN that situftiun and it WIS apprehended
she would die IN vcry short time. She,
however, hadheard that had q recipe to
cure the Dropsy, and was anxious 20 cxDe-
rienceit. She took the medicine, according
TO the prescription in less than a week. by
evacuation, the swelling ofherbody entire
y atatcd, and in few wecksthcrcafter.
She wcs restored to perfect health.
The recipe SOON became IN great demand.
Furnished cories Of it 70 Divers persons.
and ,hat Il might lie more gtneyailv known.
published it in the Ceaiine! Of Freedom.
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SRom THE LONDON nosratY w<exz7xl

have locked over MIR. PAek1vsoE's
late " Tour IN Tineyfca :" and have Found
in II some harsh expressions ari fake Con-
illusions drawn from the premises Ike has
laid down. Il is the produce of \ mind at
tached to local habits, and disconnected
with evcry thing which does nct corrcs-
pend with particular mode Of lie and Of
farming.
The work seems intended 70 troye. that
nature has been extremely unkind 10 the
United States; that the uoeratcful soil will
nerer reward the toll Of the lsbo~cr, and
that America seems designed cnlv for con-
vets. Ihisish expression. page 40, which
perhaps does not merit 20 be here repeat
ed but that America holds out more
cheering prospect, is fully proved by the
following facts. The United States dcubic
their population in Is years and Ibciieve
that no other nation, not even The Israciites.
ever doubled their numbers in So short
period f; consequently, as mcn muttiplv in.
proportion to the facility If living, the lands
must return abundance il proportion 70 the
labor bestowed upon thcm /. cthcEwise ;hcre
could not be that facility cf living
Another proof is, that me s.x millions %
peopie who inhabit the Ueitea Gtstcs OF s.
neTiee import on an average from FIVE t..
SIX nlt,iohi vtcrlirg per anGam of British
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There are two opposite methods of gain
ing access 10 the confidence those whom
we address. The first is the most obvi-
Gus one, and ono which hoaest men usu-
ally prefer, that Of protesting to believe
what we relate. The second is, BY pre-
tenting rot tobclieve it. The two follow
ing extracts one from. the Philadelphia
Gazette, the other from the Aurora.
furnish ST 4 ing examples of these differ
ent kinds On cloquence.
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ms -aSay mas 7o,ittcn before she ar
i2vaI ofJcrome Bonaaarte in france coukd
be knorun.
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Vavious erroneous statements respecting
The expiration of the British treaty having
been lately circulated through the newspa-
pers, we think it may be useful to repeat
what VIC observed on former occasion,
that according to the limitation expressed
u the 18th article, it expired on the 1st of
October, 1905, cxcep, as to the ten first
articles, which are permanent. All the
articles except those ten and the 18th ar
ticlc' were limited to term Of twelve
years from the date Of the ratification but
tho 18th art. (Which was only partially ra-
tihed) YVES to expire two years after the
signing Of preliminary or other articles of
peace, and it was provided that If in the in
tcrfnet,iste time no new arrangements OIL
the subject Of this article should be conclu.
del between the two nations the whole
trcaty except the ten first articles should
expire with the 18th art No such arr
Engagements however were substituted, and,
the condition taking effect, all the articles,
eyceDt the ten first, ceased two years after
tho signiag II the preliminsries Of the late
general peace, that is to say, they ceased on
the LIST Of Oct. 1908. 1t may not he amiss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-20
PUBLIC SALE.

Toy virtue Of a decree q. ;hc hon thc CrcHi;
/ Couft et the D:ariff of Columbia, for, the
county Of Alexspdria, made between Rlci:asd
Prime, carb loiaate-- ard the heirs ard Tepfc!cn
,Ssives Of Robert NJ 'Ctes, decesfed, dsftadqnp,
viii be fo!,., III. public fa!e, on SA! UkDAY,
shc r4rt; d-y of June, al the c. dee Ao4is, IN
Atexandsia, oaa 'cs9tit CT fix months /; ore moi
city OF an aueuai sroun3 rent OF II. oolaafa ppon
a iot IN Un:cs a:eet, .leated 70 Thomas Cts7de,
on whics there IS. erected three Gofy buek
l;oufe alto, ore naisty of an snnps teronnd
rent Of 60 dciiags, on lot feattd to Michael
Thorn, in Wa!ss's alley, now ,he property Of
Samuel Niehels, on which iiiere is improvements ;
alto. on c,edit Of tx and twelve ooths, ec!ic
noie,y OF lot OF ground 81 PITT sire,t, fioHfirg
40 sees, and running back lss See' rches: -
security will tie requires on the above property
for SIC payr,ent Of the pnrchale .snaneY,,
O., Deneale. gcma:sJ lc1se'".
May -. o''4'b'e'
RE TIE fale Of the above. proper
Ity is pofpohed on account OF the Wea-
/ ther, till Thurfday next the Goth init.
! when it viii take place at O'Clock,
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CelR0n and Turner,
I,v. received from New York, and are rtr
opening at ta;if Lissa Sfsr:, on Royal aless,
oppod,c Mr.. James Rates.,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
|. win Linens, Diaper Table Cloths
t,uspHolanls. Piasiltds, aud TickIcnbuggS,
I'D daily sr5eR,
Diapers, Checks, HenpsAs, Dow
hs Sd.stings, Threads, &c.
Aba far SEE,
Afes cheits Of Imperial and fiyGon
Teas, Ct the laseR importas'ous-a and 50 Jacks
q lisrpoolSais.
My9. d
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FJBLIG oALEs

PuRsJAut to. a deed Of trnf from
lanes B,asaon and E.zabeth his wife,. dated
the z1it Of February, 1895, fot tic purpoie these
lhv ;ntendea: will be f'ld, os the prenliess 70
The bighctf bidder, for calh, ca the 27th day OF
Anapf next, a lot Of GROUND, fronting
;, ret inchea on the ear Gie of Water fres'.
and leo feet deep, ftuated between Duke and
p,;oce ,.rcets, IN the town of Alexandra wiiere.
% !, erected near and convenient Frame Dwell.
Thomas Vo@ell, 1ra2se.
May a8. --------------------- a.
~ 4 few copies OF the American
Gardener may be had at the Book
Store of.Robert Gray.
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olaotuhoR Of Copartnerfhip.

Ii. me copaftaerfh:p hithcsyo fulfilling vpneleI
-, a nn q Jeftpb Riaae g Co. of Aie,;aodr.a,
f.o,. widowed s, che asst infant BY ulutval con,
~" ~ Ail ferions ;bat arc inGcbv,d TO, or ,hs.
tors, s'e'ms On the tanie, are reqaeaed &c come
~.Fad aod fettie, as il is ieGrsbe 70 clofc III.
Conn. N.Y." as ioen as poaibic. Thofe Whole &C
qasl.s orc OF long aaosiag are pstS;eolarly re.
pawn. % attend 10 this notice, and mike
~'aSsso eishtr .ofshe fubicribers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
Ssr,,.t OF Baltimore.
's y. tt
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Phineas Ianney,
Andrew Scbolheid.

80 We have thought proper to
.ponpone the fale Of the above Land
heretofore advernied for the3lf May,
until the 18th Of June, when il will be
poiitively fold, P. ]. & a. S,
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Iuii Arrived,

uit AffEVcG,
A~dIo,JoIe, at lttr. al5@a ~Jq1ag'!f5,e,
Ala excellent ailortmelit Of Hou-
Mold I'urnittre,
oft6t ntegcGyJ9@ie1s, asn1s = G@r&@me Mqbo.
&"9y end qYs4 exffated;
Corians of the foil vtog Articles:
SASs4Id Deiks'; Side Boards; Sc
cretafy aad Book Gates; Lsdies' and Centl<.
mcns' Secretary and Writing psits; Portable
Writing D,fks; Swcl,d asl3 Stra,ghg baseausS
elegant Saih.cornered Ca:s Tsbies; Painted do
four feet Di1ing Tables; Light Stands Fed
&cads; Straight D rs.
II l. S 0,
Some qeolle Of excellent Cordage
ard SPpyant; dpa5le & lagle Blocks; Tloaks
OF ali fzss: Wopens Shoes of va,lons colours
Potatoes BY t!le hasseI; E4rshsn Ware Bamboo
Chairs, &c. e.
TIE lublcriber would ,thank any
Getltlnsn OF Alexspt,is, ana sc, vicinity, wig
W n 70 iupply rheatStseo 70 call, do he expeesa
70 l:ayt Town oon. -
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TUNIS CRAVEN,
HIS ;;aa recfiivrd b ae htgf arrivals a bana
leme q5@rtmert gf
Rim G c O O p S,

GoIonade Mall Mullins Ladies cEtya long tsik and
Diagonal laced and Peqaet kia gloves
ditto tlatlt 60.
Cut qaozc. ;snanaed and York tannsd TO-
+ honey cono co. Fle nc MRS
PTin and figured icno Niens gloves
Pc9uct craps .. -ausinih c'tg0n - Jo9- S
PAIN cambria, aeonet and Wcois iupe' aHe CLOTHS +"
null mullins c@iAaleres
pain s. cocred hair cord MsrieiAes waiacoasing
ed carubgic lNankeefs>
India & Bri:iih hook 'uf- - ane 10 f!i linen
IN Stirring cotton
no 10. Lsndkefchicis LcIg iaw}s e.
Teoo yseis Linen Calubricks
! are r,r,Sr:c and TAM Umbrellas
-bore8 n,nlt ibagls Ranianra handksrchiets
Hore5- COMO ard imperial Pacis!ss
Et;rer de- Eov!as
Undrciied gingaazls, chintz creas
ara ,a{ic3es Jicklenbargh
s;,E and gotten chas1byays / ohakrfghs and r6El'
5taiiah M2ntuas hS!tas
.tilands I CufiahS StN1
itsnar fsw;ng fix Seiampoor8.
six and Cotton hoficTy
FRESH TEAS,
OF hyperion quality, in fnail Leaden eaeiefa ana
by 5,e paund.
May g.
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Dometffc Jntelltgenee.
FROM THE AURORA.

The lateft difpatches from MIR Monroe are to
the 18th March-thefe we are informed by the
National lntelligencer, are of more favorable
complexion, relative to an amicable adjustment
of our differences with G. b. than any preyioury
received.
The happy progrefs of Mr.. Monroe's negoci-
atoms, may be attributed to the peculiar itate
of Europe, to the baage in the Britifll minitry,
and to the alarm excited by the meafures pro-
pofed in congrefs. We had the means for com
peling an ultimate adherence to jufice, but il
is Objectionable, if Pitt had lived, whether he
would have confented TO fucb an early adiuR-
ment as we have now a right to exped-it is in
tereiting, indeed, to remark the anxiety of the
public prints of England to deveIope and re-
commend the bef means for creating & ftrength-
ening friendfhip with this countfy this ankle
ty is general.
Our maritime flrengtb (fays London print
does not 70 much depend upon our power of
feZure, as on the freedom Of our commerce
and we ought not either in iulice or policy TO
drive America to meafures Of reprifal. IF Gbe
fhould lay an embargo on all exports to our
Weh-India illands, for only tx months, what
6 would be their and our condition And,
even without that aet of vengeance, non-im-
portation agreement of Britih manufactures
for one year, would be ofs TO this country
OF feven millions fterling.'
Such is the language of an EugG1 miniReriaI
writer, 1t expreiIes a knOwege of that power
which this nation ought to know it polIelTes il
points out the true and only warfare that we
ought to purdue ia retaliation for Britiih iniuf.
tice. Let US hope, however, that for the future
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Opsts 1nnies.
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 10.

we learn, from a gentleman who arrived in tb;s
cry a DAY or two ago, from ST. DOMINGO. that. \,
the TINE ut his departure, there were very GENERAL
movements among the lubeGts of the black nDeror
DeiiAimes-What the actual cafe Of this was. he dd
not underand, but it fad that fome advices had
been received by way Of Jamaica, that taught IN.
blaeks {" expect tpeedy attack The confeouepces
OF tnee adYees we're, that Dealines was putting the
oaek army into an actlve organization for war: all
the money valuable property and goods were reno
yea 10 the mountainous country in the interior. and
all the white inhabitants were ordered 70 RENEE.
from the fea coat.
During the recent celebration of rome fee \ Frsr,h
family had made its ecape from the Cape. bu, be;n,,
loon after miled by General Chrinophe, he attribu.
ted TIE crcum'tance to the connyanee of fome Ap,e
ricans IN conequence, Chrilophe ordered the com
minder' and crews of all the American vesls a, ,b
Cape to be eIzed and put in cofe confinement ,bre,
ening to hoot or hang them all. Upon an inveO;ga-
ton, however, 1t appeared that the Americans Rad
not aided the eieaPe Of the fugitives, who had in
TACT iueceededin making the French lines at the RI.
~ OF 81. Domingo. The Americans we're then 70.
leafed. VIZ" ie-
he degradation, TO which the Americans ,rad;,o
TO the i7fec7e ports reduced is as low S b,;I;
ting any thing to be found in the ann,ls Of ~.
Dutch at Japan. Such is the opinion Of the An,eri-
cans entertained by the blacks in conreouenee n ,b
meauncis OF isme that trade there that DeG,I;,o.
laughs at the law OF congrefs, interdng the traJe
a"d ~ eE"ltmg and contemp;uous language declares
mat as Tong as he has bag of coffee or dollar he
WI never want Americans ready and willing p, bu,
them, N diiregard of all laws" ~ 0"'
q gentleman of this city is faid 20 be DeG,I;ros,.
Correspondent and agent. 1t was mentioned a, Oh,
Cape, by Psrio1s Who had intercourle AZ m. MI
Court that Deiiaes had purebaled an eiste in penn
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been duly forwarded according TO reoueft, have
received an anfwer to that communication.
which now fend you for the information of the
compliments.
The PRECEDENT has af1ured me that. in G onfe.
quence Of the Miniiter's opinion that Underwr;.
tiers were not Untitled TO decentralization for the
loiies they fufered, bccauie the premiums thew
received gave them ample profits letter iii.
approving that opinion, was wri;ten to the Min.
lite by the Secretary of State. Explanations
are expected from Mr.. A. by the government.
From thete it is hoped it will be known precif..
ly whether that opinion /oleiy decided the claim
OF the ibip N. Jeriey; well as what the opini-
on formerly was, and under what circumstances
and views of the fubject it was pronounced IL
is deemed fair and proper to hear the miniter's
tatement of the tranfaction and not make no
a hnal Judgment upon partial fnrvey of the
facts. -
While reafonable time is given for elucidatioo
on theie points, / am authorized TO allure tb,
merchants and underwriters, that Mr.. IefferE,n
has no doubt o. the right of Infurers TO ftaud in
the place of the injured and that this right win
be alierted and maintained on every proper oc-
cation.
have only to add my hope that the courS-
taken by the PRECEDENT will be confidrred inn
and satisfactory; and thar you will accent for
yourieit and the concerned the renewed aiIuran.
ces OF my devotion and refpeGl.
SAM.L MITCHELL.
To Jo6n Delafeld, Ell.
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NEWS J

We yeiterday faw a letter from Barbados.
dated april IA, 1906, giving information, re-
ce.ved via Trinidad, that general MIRANDA had
erected landing in the Spanifh- American pro-
vince OF Caracas ;-that he had taken the ill.,
and OF Margnirata, the town of C.uoua. on
the fea- board of the province; the town of Bar.
eel0na, in the interior, on the river Neueri and
was IN full march for the capital of the COLONY
lltuated about so miles from the coat. Mr..
flTzwILLIAM acts as his fecretary. The ex-
petition failed laf from Curacao.
The above information is confirmed by capt.
KIsBRouGH, who arrived here yeiterday from
12Hrttnieo. 1t appears that tine American f,ip
LEANDER was joined by fome Englifh cruizers;
ana that MIRANDA has proclaimed the indie
pendence of the province. The intelligence
was brought to Nartinieo by Daniil veifel.
B2fon paper.