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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

A bill has been reported extending the
term Of half pay pensions to the widows
and children of certain Officers, Seamen
and Marines, who died in the public service.
A bill has been ordered granting pen
sion to Gen. Stark.
The Senate have passed and sent TO the
House a bill increasing the Salaries of the
heads of department to 5000 dollars that
of Postmaster General TO 1900; and that
Of Attorney General TO $500.
Committee OF the House has been ap-
pointed to inquire into the expedlency Of
making an amendment in the laws which
regulate foreign and u ,. coins.
The resolution respecting the Bank OF
the u, S. was deferred for few days--72
for this temporary postponement 10 give
time for information which was expected,
and 90 sgains, postponing
The Military Committee were directed
to consider the expediency of abolishing
the Offices Of Surgeon General and Assistant
Surgeon General, and establishing two
Sorgeons General corresponding 10 that Of
Assistant S. g.
Some discussion took place on the bill in
favour OF Beaumarehais' heirs but no de-
cision was made.
The expenditures on the Public Buildings
at Washington from the first of Oct. 1917
70 the Is, of OcI. 1918, amounted to $780,
$50
The receipts from The Customs of the
Uniled States In 1916, 20 year Of extra i'm
portations,) amounted to 27,569,769. In
1917, to l7,547 $40. In the three first
quarters of 1918, ls40l, 4os
The revenue from the Post Office, in 1916
was 2s7, sio. 10 fsi7 3Isla7 Ia the
three first quarters OF 1918, 49,43s. And
Is expected TO produce in 1919, $4,000.
The sum paid for Public Lands in 1915,
was 1854 487 In 1917, 2,oI5,e77. In
the three Airs: quarters OF 1915, i,675,73l.
The expected receipts from the Gust oms
in 1919, are estimated at 9l.ooo,O0 and
irom Public Lands at | 100000.
In the Revenue of 10 l8, there is new
lem, viz. u. S. Bank Dividends $4,000.
i ht sc Dividends are estimated to be al six
per GEN. in 1919, and to produce then AGO.
100 In which year the first instalment
900 ooo) Of the Bonus will be paid,
In consequence OF Inc resignation OF Gen
swift, Ii Col A rmis,ead, commands the
Corps Of Engineers.
A resolution Gr an inquiry into the pro-
ceedlugs OF the Bank OF the UniIed States
1--we nave been moved in Congress.
A Resolution for increasing the pay oil
t,e Officers and Privates oil the Army, has
ben introduced.
A Committee is Instructed TO consider Of
s1Jn;~s 80 days (insiead of TO- Tor com
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-08

PsnsaOns,-The Washington Ctr Ca.
gives the following statement in relation 80
applications for pensions under the l.v fa
last session of Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE.

The last Kentucky papers bring us tie
Report and Resolution Of the First Bap-
fist Church in Lexington, in relation 10
Free Mason and other Secret Sociclics.-
Its but common Justice TO let them speak
in their own defence
he Committee ofthe FirstBaptist Church
of Lexington, To whom was referred the eBqui-
Nv, Whetheriiis consistent " th the principles
Of the gospel and the characters Of the church
members 10 unite themselves to or associate
with secret societies. Report. That they have
bestowed considerable attention upon the sub
ject, aud ia their deliberations have made the
Word Of God The standard by which 10 test
principles aud practice
Whllstysur Committee freely exprcssthetl
decided AID unqualified dlsapptobaiion OF
try member OF members ofthis church UNITING
him or themselves 80, or associaiug with tho
free Mason, Tamiuany or ans other secret
society ~ appears 20 orr committee thatr Teai
caution is necessary, lest, while laborinS 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

,Iien says: Fully convinced IN my own
mind OF the practics5iiiiy and niiliiy of tbs
whole arrangement, not oaiy as 20 The propulsion
Of RESETS, 6It as gppiied 10 aeehaaicai purposes
'ctcre motion J,d force are required. have taken
measures 90 obtain right patent in Eng
iaad, France, ct1,auN and EHssia.'
Those. whose curiosity OF thirst for iDlorma.
ton may not I've satisfied with the above alb
S'fayt. will 40 well to.perrse the essay OF Mr..
Staples at lr:c, IN thv useful and entertaining
~OiA above mentioned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

his harangue, be declared that The other
candidates would not dare 10 appear on
The hnstlngs M person, dreading the ques-
ions thai would be put To them, but that
election WAS TO commence ON the iSth.--
Capt. Sir Murray Maxwell, Of the navy,
was put III nomination Tor Westminster.
re. Gercuy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
BANKS.

MONTREAL, August Sin little more
than Twelve months past, the public spirit
has undergone a change that would not
have been credited only four years ago
Banks were then spoken of with contempt.
But III spite of ancient prriudices, the
Bank of Montreal was in operation i'm this
city by the LIST November last, with ca
pital at = 250, 000-and il is expected the
Canada Bank with Il capital of s SOC, 600
VIII commence business early IN ilie next
month. In Quebec Il Bank whose capital
stock Is & 10000, will also be in opera
l.on III few months all these large
stocks were almost immediately subscrb.
ed Tor, aud the instruments puuciuaiiy
paid in specie, when demanded. Kings
Ion, III Upper Canada. has followed the
example. That Banks capital stock is
4 10000 ; and we are Informed that had
double the stock been required, the whole
would have been subscribed for long be-
tore this. II would require more Time
Than we have at tins moment 10 point out
all the advantages the public will derive
from these establishments but probably
they viii lie made The subject of some
lengthy observations on d future occasion.
as we know otmothing more deserving Of
notice. Herald.
On Monday forenoon, Sir PEREGRINE
MAITLAND, Lieut.. Governor of Upper
Canada, his lady, family and suite, arriv :
ed III The steam vessel Malsham, and i'm
mediaiely procce,!e, 10 the Mansion
House Hotel; and OF Tuesday tEey start
ed Tor Upper Canada, and would, we un
dersand, go By iantlio prcscoti, The roads
being now toleraby good for sumner car
rlagcs the whole OF liiat distance, OF even
10 Kingston. Sir peregrine Was waited
on by The civil and military authorities in
this city, and by great number of the
! mosi respectable citizens Sir =. is above
the middle stature, is slender, his appear
ance military, and III every respect very
engaging. 10.
Yesterday morning, the Ca, Of Con,,sercc
arrived from Quebec, having ON board
1880 sellers. We believe this Is by farthe
greatest number that MAS ever carried IN
This river AT one trip. On this shor, ,oy
age tre births took place.
More thar GOO0srttlers have been landed
AT Quebec this season. Perhaps as MANY
more may yeibe expected, as the naviga-
lien viii be open tor more than three
! months. no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

attention NascAeSfey CaU0iJy!
THE members of the AGHchesf6r C9ea(Jy will at
/. L tend volunteer parade on SATURDAY. lie Gnh Of
ptembeT ensuing, IN complete uniform and coOutr
according 10 law. AIigid Inspection will take place
by Order ofthe Capf0iB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

ZEN DOLLARS KEWARD-WiiI he paid by The sub
scrlbeI ior appIehending and securing negro boy
named DANDhlDGE, aboni nineteen years of age, Ta.
theT tall aud slender. deep mulao color and tX
uemeiy fTuul Had on when he went away, a drdb 60.
lOTed coaiee Win white butOBs paHIalOoUs Of the
sans. which being cut TOO long hang his shoes;
BIS "aistcoat was Of me fabric cotton ard wotsted
with small stripes, green way and biaok The other
much faded with washng-he also bad on small briin
med round hat Tie has several connexions in town
us mother belongs tu Mr. HillJard, no resides on
plantation % Mrs, Reynolds the CbckabomiDy,
about ~ miles below Richmond.
rs u ~ Of consequence society that those Wbo har
b6f runaway negroes SHOULD lie detected bought 10
justice, liberal reward viii be given for the conviction
Of any one giving him support and announcement lie
Is wen known, aud loo notorious III the several neigh.
bofhoods whore he has formerly luIked frequently
boasts ct The money he earns, WHEN I've aConds onis
b,s legal employee. JAS. WORRAIL
August II. 3t..It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
EriUet cfa letter, dated % EE-dJethiorn IN.
,iniy 30


An inierPStin. hrarinS has this day been
case Of captain Steers who had come on from
New Orleans for cargo OF Negroes 80. and
who had already number ON board his YES
SCI, among the rest, fee children. the Youngest
OF which was at the breast. ana Ia" oldest i,u.
der twelve yeats of age. Dir. CRErwooD At
sued the case on the part OF the blacks ;
MpssrS. SCUDDER and Haitian for the Capt
After argument, the Chancellor delivered his
opinion, that as TO the Adults no relief could
he afforded, as IL appeared they had given
their consent as required lay the statute in
snch case provided hut that the children
must he liberated, as the law required their
consent as wei! as their parents and thay had
not yet arrived al an age 10 make them com
petent t. give Such consent. The captain
was required 10 give bail, in the sum of S 800
for each child, (the love- sum permitted by
law for relandimg the children
As the parents gave their consent to go
under the expectation that their children were
TO accompany them; aud as the decision of
the Chancellor has changed this ground il is
hoped and expected by many that the Chan
cellor Will order Il reorganization, to ascer-
tain whether tie Parents are willing 10 90
,Cithom their children. This seems 10 be due
tojustice and humanity; and will unquestion-
ably be done, it the Chancellor shall believe
himself invested with the power.
Under the existing law, however, it is not
believed that an ehecinaI stop can he put to
this inhuman and Infamous traffic, aud il is h0-
ped that tile next Legislature will remedy the
defects by means of which the trade is now
carried on Trenton True American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

.'s'''". ENISIRlCr OF VIRGINIA, IowiT.- re
SEAL, - u TemembeIed, that on ths tRcHfy
Z. " fourth day fJuly. IN the forty third yeaT
s--'''' Of The Independence of the uitCd States Of
America james henderson of The said District, hath
deposited in this ONCE the lille of book, the tgit
whereof he claims as author ~ the words following,
-" Tie Constitution ard Regulations ftie SOciey
" ~ ABcient Masons, IN Virginia containing Ftfst.
" The Constitution ana Laws nf the Graud Lodge Of
-" Virginia published ~ tie New Altman RsZnH. ~
1901. Second, such regulations Of general per.
uianent nature, as have been passed by Tue Grand
" Lodge since the publication ~ the New Altman Re
" zcu, up to the iitL December. 1917. third a Me.
thodicai Digest % tie Constitution and Regulations
% n"0 Ia force. Gfa"n ron the foregoing soufCes.--
" with nDtts Of reference, aud Copinus index. rs
% Jsucs Henderson, Master Of Manchester Lodge No.
" III ~ conformity 10 The act NJ The Congress the
United states, eBtit ed, An oct Tor the encouragement
o Learning by secrring The copies OF Maps, Charts and
BOnks to the ariAgrs aud prUpretos Of such Copies
during the ZINES therein mtniioued."
RICHARD JErFEGES.
Cyerk IF tie district of IirQfni0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

MAS comuitted to the jail ofths county, as TuDt-
~ way, the rst day Of July last, negro who
calls himself SAND aud be belongs to one WIN.
Johnson of Tennessee The said Sandy Is about thirty
years n age ) feet or inches high sturdy built and
Of very dafk complexion has on grey bToadcoih
coat and mixed virginia cloth Pantaoons, both pretty
much VEN.
The Of the said slave Is hereby requested 10
forward pto,e properly, pay fees an6 tske him
optof jail, or he "Ii be GC2twih according 70 law.
JOHN 7. RAW Inns,
JeifOT Of(nrOiiHc.
Augnsi2I. 3t..eSm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

~ pefsOas ha,ue Cidins against fht estate 81 The
"A sie Th0mOs Jf'hTcc % Manchester. afe requested
10 MAI, sheiu known 10 Those iBdcbleo ATE desi
red to make payment without deay.
SAMUEL WtNFREE,
Administrator a. Thomas Ubfree nee.
August 20. si..wIWs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

I 1CEUM ON NAVY HlLL.--lbe GrdMAsoJ. .School
FOL the younger classes, will be opened Tuesday
the LIST September. Pupils o!eheT sex not over ten
years OF age will he received. Female pupils from the
country will board with Mrs. Camp.
Terms 81 Tuition, qUartor2y.
Pupils. under years of age, : I0--over aud not
over 10 years. = I2l-PUgQbie Ia advdHce.
The regular and classical mode ofiustTnctiop adopted
by Mr. Anderson, prepares the Young mind for every
branch CT language learning and for the highest soen
iihc requirements The following obgiug letter fTon
Chief Justice Marshall, vii be satisfactory most pa
rents -
" Richmond, -spriJ 10, 1915.
" DEAR SIR nerceive with pleasure, dat you are
about establishing enlarged scale your school
TOT the education OF yunhg ladies'. have great
deDco III the success 81 undertaking. Tecollect
perfectly having attended examination Of pupils
short time befor your former school clos ID ana
10 have been highly gTaet the profeeI cy ,iey dis
played IN their studies. was cniireiy ofthe
snce Of yonr system and at the and abil
ity with which II was conducted.
with great respect, am, &C.
81. MARSHALL"
"a To T.. .fndersOn, Esq"
huaus ~. 3e..ttS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
ASTRONOMICAL.

SGsToN, Au.CSt S.-On ine 3uth of June the
plirei Jupiter Was III opposition TO the Sum-
and appeared With its utmost magnitude
which : estimated al two and halt times
giedici tran It's least. II still exhibits bril-
liant appearance, whilst Venus ut the begin
nins oi Tue eve. presents her bright face in the
west. TN Wednesday last week Mars and
venus were neal conjunction. or within nine.
teen ninnies OF Il degree Of each other /; We.
nus being little To the north. Outhe 9Th of
Ai.HSi Venus VIII have advaSced five degrt es
SoHih east of Mars. Mars al tae present mo
nCnt. cNhibits a ?.aSe very different from its
brishicSt aspect last Hocemher Ii is dmi-
iiS1cd al the present moment, when cOmnar
c'l win at pctind, probably aDUut flur-!itihS
OF us longest diameter, and the difference of
the iig"t effected f!Om The whole planet as
one 10 iwcnty five. This difference will be
readily acknON lodged bV anv one who reInenl
hers Mars appearing in the east last Dccem
Der AMI January, aud wh5 will look at the same
planet AT the beginning of the evening in the
west, few degrees northwest of Venus.
Mars " i'll very soon descend below the west
ern horizon, aud become Invisible The p,a-
net Saturn, shining with a pale feeble li:h
less bright than Jupiter, thoagh less rudy
than Mars, will again become visible after it's
opposition to The sun, September Z, aud will
rise IN The east at sun set. On account of lis
vast distance from tie sun, its greatest appa.
rent magnitude al its opposition Is 10 its feast
only as enc and half TO one. TCeitiHeL
MEDICINAL.
1HSmd Pi,mtdgo.-In consequence of the in
quiry made in the last CENrINGL, we have been
a'snred hy gentleman. whose botanical skin
aud experience we are confident places linn in
the first rank OF BOtauistS. that this plant. as
described ard delineated in tie best Europe an
botanical works, isuow growing in abundance
in ihiS vicinity; and that he recently gathered
several oOtS OF IL i'll the low grounds between
Bunker aud Breeds Hills IL has also sent MS
a plant of the" Scateitaria Gnicricaitta," or
Scu!!cap," which was gathered in this viciui.
~ the medicinal qualities si which have re.
Gently been described. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

yNTE have just received and OFF, Tor sale
w 20,p0O lbs prime green coffee
10 bids. choice iiavered Antigua rum
20 do prime New Orleans sugar
i5J crates the best assOrtmen:s that were
~ this market-laiely imported IN ihe ship
GeOrge Watson
30 tierces elegant Liverpool china, full dining
sets
MoNcURE, ROBINSON & FLFAsANIS,
august ~ 81. ct 4Jucti01'tYS.
ANiSsOLUfiuN OF COPARrNERsIIIP.- Notice IS
~ hereby given that the copatueThp existing under
Tue arm % MIiCHELL$ Y5JL is ills day dissolved
Dy mutual consent. iohR s. NfChcE having purchased
Inc entire interest Of John Vail in said lie alone
Authorized and bsund To SELLS all claims due rom or
against SAID firm. JOHN S. MITCHELL,
JOHN VAIL.
JOHN s. MITCHELL having taken into partnership
c0h BaIfft" aud George res will transact business
at he store recently occupied by Mitchell Vail under
The arm Of NitcheH, 8Gfdtcia Co. who are duly AZ.
ih"rHCd 10 settle ali Claims fol against the late Of
hHchell q Vail. JOHN ). MI CHELL
MICAU BALDWIN,
GEORGE MS
August n. 3I.Ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

We observe among tic PROCEEDINGS oc tbe
house OF Commons. that Sergeant Onsiow
gave ruiice Of "a motion early HeNt session for
repeating the Usayy Llis"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22
rEz PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.

The death OF the heiress Of the British
Crown has filed that nation with rHirer-
sal grief. The manner Of her death
Sufficiently painful in private life-is Pc
culiar!y dist esSing to a peaple who Ind
their strongest hopes destroyed by an e.
vea., from which the ost favorable con-
sequences had been Anticipated.
The character Of the princess had ac-
CURED for her grea; popularity, asd
we have every reason to believe that il
wa, her real merit, and not the adu'ation
of rank a0d consequence, which prOcur.
ed it. With spirit independent aid
enlightened, and an educati' II directed
TO the future condition she was expected
to assume, there was every reason to be-
iieve she would have swayed the sceptre
with ,uildness and glory. and had accom-
pIished the predictions which had hailed
her another Elizabeth.
These hopes are broken down and
in their desolation, the British nation suf
ters one of the greatest evils incident to
an he, sditary mona chy. We offer them
our sincerest sympathy. We trust there
is not single American who is inscnsi-
Die to the magnitude Vt their loss, or in-
different to the feelings it OCCASIONS
We can have no political interest with
winch this sentiment is in collision
Who would foster that rivalship and
Jealous, which should exuIt il domestic
misfortune, or cherish that maligulty Of
heart. winch could find pleasure in the
humiliation Of great people 20 the al
il,c,ive dispensa,iOn of Almighty Provi
dcnce
No.-In peace we desire to be as &C.
nerVus as in var we are hostile and
are disposed TO satisfy the world, that as
in the one condition we are not eIceIled
in the strength and Courage which be
come man" 50 in the other we yieid to
70 one in that humane and honorable
sympathy which is the best ornament 0!
the heart.
When a Dauphin was given to the
prayers and entreaties Vi tie French peo-
pie, communication expressive of the
participation Of the United States in the
Joy winch il occasioned, was received BY
that people with great cordisiity.-shaii
we not mourn with those who mourn, as
well as rejoice with those who rejolscs
Boston Parrot.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22
From lie Lesds .NercNrR.

A work recently published by sir Ro-
bert Wilson, on the military and po'i,i-
cal power OF Russia, ha' given rse to an
animated, not to say an acrimonious Dis.
cus'Ion in the prlacipal London. Journal,
on the soundue,s vi the conclusion
drawn Oy the writer. The object of 81
Robert Wilson, in the work We have re-
fcrrej to, is TO prove ,Iat unless France
be replaced in TIE rank vi an iudcpen-
dent power, and which can only be done
by leaving her at liberty ts c!.oose her
own form Of government, there vii be
no states in Europe OF probate c"n.bina-
ton o: states, capable Of resisting the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22

he schooner Major Crogiran, from Cu'ra-
Goa. that the Patriot forces on the other
side Il the river Orouoko, we're Of consi-
derable strength. Both The Royal and
Patriot forces had remained in state OF
inactivity for some tine past, but 1t was
soon expected that the Patriots would
make an attack on Caracas and Lagu'-
IA. The general opinion at Curacao
was, that both places would fall into their
hands, as they would be bat poorly de-
Tended.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22
Eiv. Fork, Jan. IS.

ssSV' Il Ufhf oo" w.
We have been favored with a New
Orlean, paper and price current OF the
cath Dec. brought BY the Joseph; it fur
ni-hes no marine intelligence.
Governor Bib arrived at st. Stephens
On the 18th ult. and Immediately com
menced the organization OF the govern
ment Of tie Alabama territory. Arrange
mrnts were making to establish a "a'l
route through the important settlement
between tie Tombigbe and Alabama.
The Mobile Gazette OF the 18TH no
tees a plot in the Tensa settlements to
seize on Panzacola, With view OF plum
aering the ware houses OF Forbes q Co.
The steam boats Vesuvius aud Iele-
graph were hourly expected at Ne"-Or.
leans from Louisville.
Prices Current, Dec. "a.
Cotton, new crop, S4s; Cd quail so to
SIS: sugar 9; molas:es, no fixed price
Kentucky tobacco 7 to s.; -four 7 so to
8; corn 1 81; rice II to IS.
r.N. 1. Cou. .9ar.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

At the term Of Z e supreme Court no"
sitting at Alba the great case OF G7s-
void VS.. Washington was determined ~
favor of the latter. II was The uhah', :
mons opinion Of the court that state Of .,
war between two countries dlss"Ives all
partnerships previously sub isting De
tween individaaIs Lflonging respectively
to each. This is a leading case, and IN
Wolves property to the amount OF more
tan hundred thousand dollars.
G.r. r. Ere. Posi-.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22
STORM AT NEw-oRLEAxs.

The New-Orleans Gdzctt. OF the 18th
of December states, lha; 4 tremendous
storm was experienced at that port on
the 18th. Two or three vessels went a.
shore in the port, and the English ship
Speculation, loaded for l.ivcrpo"l, was
ashore some distance below. The river
craft suffered severely, and distressing
accounts were expected from the ri'er
above, as it was understood that many
boats with valuable cargoes were then on
the liver. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22

We learn BY sick soldier, vino has
lust re ,urped home from the army, that
The detachment of militia from this state
had reached Flint River, and commenced
erecting Notifications directed by general
Gaines. lie also states, that tie Indians
had sent deputies to sue for peace, on
the conditions formerly rejected by them,
and that it was believed in camp aostiIi-
ties would cease without the further Ell
fusion Of blood. We have ~ late iate!!i-
yence /. yin the regulars at Fort Scot.
T.Hi!Lsdge. (Ga.) Journal.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22

1t is stated in the London papers that
four regiments are completed. equipped.
and Just ready to sail from London, to
ioin the Patriot army in South America.
They have the full compliment oil officers
and men, all we'll disc pIined ia the late
campaigns. Nor have the veterans Of
ireland been backward or undecided re.
spec,ing thi. great struggle. Within the
last month applications ter that service
have been sent in TO the Spanish hmeri-
can agent by 500 officers on talf pay In
this country. h'M Pope''