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BLAIR,s PICTURE.

The success OF our distinguished artist,
Mr.. SuIly, in procuring correct portrait of
little Miss Victoria, has given him great sclai
on the other side OF the water, at least we
should judge so, from the rumor we heard
yesterday, that Mr.. Duncan. the prefer plu
perfect chartist Of England. had directed Mr..
Sully TO procure, without regard to expense,
a "JuH iengih.' Of Mr.. Editor Blair, OF
the Globe. We hope, for the sake Of our
country, that Mr.. Sully will proceed in this
business with all possible despatch, for
should he delay the matter until after the
presidential election, the phisiognomy Of this
individual, not over prepossessing at any time,
would, after that event, absolutely frighten the
Chartists from their contemplated reform.
We do not learn that the Chartist, Duncan,
is any relative Of his loco-foco namesake in
this country, who used to take evening and
morning rides with the President, and regale
that dignitary with the steps he meant to pur-
sue in his Congressional capacity.
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SCENE At THE PAaK.--On the occasion Of the Pre-
sdens visit 10 the Park Theatre, Sherdans admirable
comedy Of the " School for Scandal" was performed
Besides " His Excelcncy," there were present, the
Mayor several Aldermen, and Locofoco member OF
Congress or too The in the Picture room -
one Of the best in the play But the application Of
some Of the finest hits to sundry officials IN the train
of the President, manfesy appreciated by some
Of the audience, and felt by those dgnitares them
selves
Thus, when Charles Surface, in the course OF sell
ing the portraits Of his ancestors put up too members
Of parliament, and declared il the first time they
were ever bought sold, certain honorable represen-
ta,ive, residing not hundred miles from the city,
looked rather uncomfortable. The portrait offer
ed was that Of Mayor. No was it announced
than all eyes were turned the box Of the great mu-
nicpsl functionary. MI.
"Take him for eigM pounds" said Charles Sur
face. ~ -t.,m.. = .g.~...
"Oh no! Sir will do for the mayor !" -"
Loud laughter, and all eyes turned TO the Chief
Magistrate Of the city. .,......
Sir-Oh no--eight" No Sir is enough"
"Come them" said Charles, SNAKE them gaineas,
and will throw you the too aldermen into The bar
gam ~
The house was now in commissions Of laughter at
the value set upon the two Aldermen; and they were
ready to exclam with the Jew broker Moses. MAYOR
and two Aldermen going for eight pounds What
will become Of the Corporation TN Y. Times.
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he has assumed towards the home government in bis
bold declaration that the executive dare NOT dismiss
him, preeudss all hope Of relief from that quarter
Mr. Inst has doubtless paid or Is 10 pay the price Of
IMMUNITY IN sleclioneerng influence and sfaads upon
his reserved rights n be s removed il will not be by
weak and lruckng government, whose corrupt policy
has made IL the slave OF lie agents. but by tbs
moral power Of that contempt and honest which
his own w,soaled tyranny has engendered Con-
temned and stunned by bis own country men in Ha-
yana despsed by the SpsDards before whom he stands
in the attitude OF ibeer Of their captain general
veted OF dnect lsehood by the evidence Of his own
hand writing, he must one would imagine, be COM
PEELED by the force OF universal obloqny TO resign We
should think he would scarcely be able endure tho
solitude Of bis own nfamy. Ten thousand dollars per
annum would be considered by mos, men poor
equivalent for existence atmosphere Of curses
The following extract Of letter just received from
merchant IN Havana by gentlemen in this city, affords
glmmering Of hope that the pampered official may
succomb to public opinion and abdieafe:
'.HaxAsA. June Gath, 1899.
"A report in circulation here few days ago
that THIsr was about TO resign. God grant he may
The Americans entirely disguised with him. do
hear single rassns il his favor, and NOT
Inie asfoaished thai he Presdeaf has aiioDed him
remain long office degrading The character 81 his
eouaryin The eyes Of the Spanards. This fellow will
probably 90 TO France WHITTIER his wife has preceded
him." #....a
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From the Aibaay Epening Journal.

II The Argus OF yesterday contained the following
item Of political intelligence.
The Presideai Mr. Van Buren, received the calls
oil his fellow citizens yesterday at the Governors room,
at the City Hall Immense crowds aocked 10 see him,
and many man who wen. there Wing came away
Van Buren, man"-Ee,c Era.
This short paragraph tell. the story OF the object Of
Van Buren's royal progress through this State. Il is
TO make Van Buren, men Of Wings. The phrase Is
happily chosen Van Barren men! "Wamba, the
son Of Wless, the thrall Of Cedric OF Rotherwood,
was the inscription the collar OF Of our English
ancestors How long will il be before we shall have
arrived al that stage Of Repuhlicansm according to
the usages Of the party - Van Buren, men! Il snot
quite euphonious as jackson men--but il will do
The summary mode Of making Van Buren, men ex-
cites our admiration. I" Immense crowds hocked 10
see him Devoting only few hours to this patriotic
purpose, there could not have been, on an average
more than half minute employed in shaking hands
with each person. In this brief space many Wing
became Van Buren, man. The very touch Of the
great mans hand conyinces many Wing thai the
Sub Treasury is the panaces for all political esls-that
tho wealth ofthe nation cannot be better employed than
10 the hands Of The President and bis faithful Sublrea
surers improving tho condition OF the press, and
paying for election expensesthat the government has
been honestly and economically misunderstanding
there has been distress which not merted, and
That all who trade borrowed capital ought to break.
Wonderful conversion. mighty magician ffurah Tor
Van Buren, men "Heads up-skies bright" New
York will 60 for Van Buren in lSd0-,he very sight OF
the man. the touch Of his hand, will change the whole
population Of the State, and convert those who were
bought up by the banks the two last elections into
good Van Buren, men!
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LATEST FROM VERA CRUZ.

We arc indebted to Captain kingsbury. OF the brig
Casper Hauser, for file of Vera Cruz papers to the
18th June.
The United States frigate Constitution, with Mr.
Ellis our Minister on board, arrived from New York
on the 10th. ... ..... a.,
Tuspan has cap,ulated to the government forces
according TO communication in the Dlario del Gober
no. The instruction appears to he nearly at an end
The ceremony Of comforting upon Gen Santa Anna
the decorations Of honor voted by Congress- for having
repulscd the French forces which invaded Vera Cruz
on the 18th December, took place in tho city Of Mex
CO on the 9th Of June.--Jour Of Com. .s.>
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From the N " Times.
THE CONSUL AT HAVANA.

Scarcely week passes that we do not hear Of some
new instance OF this mans insolence oppression
Never was petty despot deservedly or more em.
,hatically hated The attitude Of contemptuons oeha"e
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News has reached this city that Thomas Watkins
Leigh Esq died at Woodville, Mississippi, on The
19h Of june OF the wound he received in his rem
contre with Mr.. Fielding Davis.-Natches Coar.
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U ~. I..nu.ion Of The patronage Of ths f.
ln a s~at,ps By making more Offices elective
blythe people r i. Constitution Or the
Inc aS S,",.s 50 as to gios TO Congress The
United Pm s,h. Secretary ofths Treasury.
s''erp" ',osbi,iou BY lao Of the interference q
The p pr me- fdsrul government an popular
elections.
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Among the number Of Loco-foco Senators
who have gone to Europe for the purpose Of
raising money, we find the names Of DIR. Linn,
Of Missouri, and Mr.. Young, Of Illinois,
Thus, these gentlemen who have not been
slow in stigmatising bankers and capitalists as
rug .barons, aristocrats, DC, nevertheless feel
no dehcacy in avaling themselves Of their
means.
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n'lh contain mercury any OTHER nncri ami may 10
'"'" "''"H tue si,@Ht'S Suspicion ,:c"vrry They
"''H II" restraint 81 di" "'s {" tune" h trance
ness but c-t nIt" cure" l!.uul lie i;>i II, .,, "a
Inc patent Ai"ry i"r"' vine" 'tr gHtos susI.,ou may
cH WIZ PC "' 'i nave r&c'nr>H IL i!t Sprc Pills.
when taken h"ur tie disease IL il m, !,
rs cer'"in '' eI'e by removing the aut cl,cc
rrrN Surgeons continue tn direct their stu lies tt,
Those ''c""'" del 'tc> a'isih. ON free lad ,.,-
eliminate '"'rG"nct ct the tssis, which only orca
numerous OF nc ti,nS AID r,ny, on RS
'"'rics III" the rnevnllne inl"eInr. ,ia.c hu, weaker,
and destroy al thr b"dii ,,ctsipuii Of i'm
non judgment and mcm0rv indifference . aversion lr Al
rr t'i>. nc IDEA q" Their own nminppnc>> despair
"'c" ''9s nom com 'h"riIE themselves the authors
tirr "'n an the rr It, ncir the lir
OF marriage are the hcuutns IDEAS those w!. have Wv
en- way u u'ia !cA>ti ana iGturtNr iab. In dis
,rcsslng STATE Of debility dclc1 nc, whether the ro g.
quencc o! such ancu' ratt'e<, drinking or ay
ocr ca.e by which III" powers OF . h,cone
chitchitd they ocf fran. 'ic and speedy Ie.loru,ioA to
sound and Vigorous he: ith
Pelrys Vegetable Pills well known for the certain aud
'icctu, cncdy Of secondary symptoms vcncrea erur,jons
p'' IN inc bones u'e'ac' throat diseased clro
nu cIntlein scro!ul', cuhuo and yiunul.r a.lrccus
ioeti general hthllly, nocturnal