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Bentea, Saliae eo. .ark Ian. 5. Isis'
To the Voters of the Eifth JadicinI Circuit
 of Inc StAtc of AYknnsns.

To the Voters of the Fifth JadicinI Circuit
 of the state of Arkansas.
 Having announced my name as a candidate for the office of prosecuting attorney at the election to be held on the first Monday in Febrsary, have thought proper to publish this circular n order to compete with my opponent, Judge Clendenin. who has published one, setting forth his claims to the office
 The prosecuting attorney on this circuit being CT oDcio attorney general for the Sate makes inc office ono of high responsibility and importance, and requires, for an efficient discharge of it's duties at attorney of thorough qualifications, energy and o3iIity.
 For an endorsement of my qualifications 10 dis charge the duties of the office and for testimonial Of good moral character, respectfully refer to the members of the Little Rock bar. I have no higher claim for the office than that generally recognized among young men of enterprise, energy, and high aspirations for eminence al the bar; whose fortune character, and position in society, in many respects depend upon their success in their profession.
 As have not been a this country long enough to claim any advantage arising frosa the charm of " old settler, slta content myself by merely re. ferring to my employment since came amongst you.
 came to this State in January, lSl3, and in a few months after my arrival, obtained iiceiise and commenced the practice of law at Little Rock; be- ing dependent upon the proceeds of my practice ior
 livelihood, and for the purchase of books to enabia inc to succeed in my profession; having no relation or acquaintance in ibe State either 10 aid mend uie. l sought noue a means of getting into business, but rested my hopes for success alone upon my energy and application. Whether the manner in which have sHstaiued myself, amidst the compeition exhibited by the talents and experi- ence of the Little Rock bar, will justify in pring to tine office in question, leave to Inc bench the bar and my fellow citizens of the disric. 10 say
 Ii is the first favor have asked al the hands of any people-neyer having received one dollar as an emeluneut of office, from any source whatever consequently, have no claim in comnon with my oPponent for your surages, neither for having held Inc oiee some twelve years ago, nor in being of the favored few who has been receiving ttfe smolu- ments cf office from the State and general govern me nt nearly ever since that time.
 If am elected, my highest ambition will be a faithful, prompt and efficient dsch&Tgeo of the duties of inc office.
 have the honor to be, very respectfully, yonr obedisst servant, F JORDAN.
 Little Rock, Jsnulry B, lS49.
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Sagor.--The demand continues steady and 500 hhds have been sold, principally for the North, at faIl prices.
 Moiasses-Aciive demand. Sales GOO bbIs. al 20lS92I.
 Flow.--The market continues 6rm. Sales 5000 bhls. including I26o Ohio in atboai, at St 75 and 6iO, also in haiboat, at S4 77ls--both delivered alongside; 5I0 Ohio iN three lots, from the T.evep. al Si 75; 100 at St So; l50 Illinois at s, and ll3 fine and common al Sl F ani 8 e.
 IFheat.--J0u sacks were sold at Sl per hushei
 Oats.--S1O sacks choice St. I.culs solt at 35c
 Corn Stock very small. Sales 2500 sacks, white. a. 1sc.: GOO mixed at 4Sc; POO white af 46c and 500 Yellow, delivered alongside. al 49e
 BaeoR-l5 casks Missouri Sides, were sold al 4tsc., and l6 casks plain Hams at 6c.
 Lord-2o0 bbis. and tierces, strictly Primes, were sold at 7c
 Leaf,=-970 pigs Lower Mines were sold under sc
 CoBee---700 bags Rio were sold t5Lsc Frr1y4y.-A bntIsh shiP taken for Liverpool al 7-l6d.
 Exchanges-sfo,lerate demand. London. n.................. .7i5GSsM v cent. prem his' ......--..-.-.. .5 2JGJ 5o New York, 6a days .Il4ai14 w cent dis Do Sight. .'sSi 7 cent prem
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Special Notices.

" We ere aathcr&ed to announce M. T CRAIG as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of the Se. sond yadieial CiFeua, composed of the counties Of Liot sPrsag, Daliss, sradIey, Drew, Ashley JcfIcr son, Atkaasss Desln aad Chicos at the election to Ae held on the Isl Monday in February, Is4e.
 lpenocros aud Gazette copy
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Tn the TGtrrx af thp Finn

To ihe I0terS of the Fifth Judicial District. FELLow-CrfIzENs: By recent change of the Con. sttuion, the election of Prosecuting Attorneys has been placed in the hands of the peopie and as Geo (. Watkins, Esq, has declined reelection, I now take th's method of placing my name before you as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of the 5th Jn dieal District. The time hxed for the election is 90 close at hand that t will be ont of my power to visit every portion of the District but natter myself that residence of about fifteen years in this section of the State, and a general acquaintance with the voters Of the District. will render it unnecessary You are the judges oi my qualifications and claims for the office, and eheerfalIy submit them 10 your decision at the ballot box. Very respectfully. &c
 VIM. K. INGLtSH.
 Beatoa, SaIiae O., .4rk Jan. 5. IsI9
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Eurniture.

'IHE gndersigned would respectfully inform q . N citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he isili carries On ths CARisLr asa CHAIR making business, at his stand on East Main st.. nsas- y opposite the Presbyterian church. and ts pFspas cd 10 All orders ai the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE. HIOES BEESW-Ax
 IND PELTRiES .Aen Z. eSehaags for furniture 4; the highest mar. kst price.
 Old furniture neatly aired, sad ysrsirhed. Cefhns made al all hours. Prices to eonsseeAa witt the times.
 N B. The undersigned having recently purshss- ed ssd fsshfonsofe heasss. is prepared io as- tend to buI.sls. ia the city country the meat reasonable terms VIM ANNEAEf Fob. iT, ts47. e 23-.
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To the Voters of the Fifth Judicial Circuit
 Of AFknnsas

The present General Assembly having amended the constitution Of this State, as to place the election ot judges and prosecuting attorneys be- tore the people ot their respective ei,cuis, have the honor 10 present my name to my w-ciiizens Of the Fifth Judicial Circuit, composed of the eoun- iIes ot Sahne, Pataski, Prauie. Pope, CeaRsy, Ferry and Yeh, as candidate for prosecuting at- toTney for that circuit at the election to be held on the first Monday in Febnary.
 Having heretofore, in the years 1887. Isss and lsJ9 discharged the duties of prosec uting attorney Tn this circuit. tby elecios of the Legislature and as trust with satisfaction to the people now offer my name for their suifrages and. If elected will bring whatever of ability and industry possess to the faithful and prompt discharge o the duties en- trusted to me. JOHN J. CLENDENIN
 Little Rock, ,.Jan. O. ls49.
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T ttiea Boy ID to his Eyes ia G,ld.--The Utica Gazette says; We were shown. ysterday, let:ei from young fellow in san FraDcsco, who former ly lived in Utica. He left Utica sgeR years ago, al the age of fifteen, and went to he Pacific whaling voyage. Getting tired ciwhaling, he left the ship al tis $ SInlwich Islands, aa1, some tiTe after, shipped on boarI q Spanish vessel, bound to California for hidss The ietter.iust received, is dated " San Francisco, August lt ISlS," and the f0scaug passages in Il read as foltws:
 ." have got more gold than lean lift, and an getting more every day; shall ooa be iadePen' deniiy rich. There have been 70 ships here, ana ,hcir crews left them and went toiigging gold.
 They dig deeper thaa ive feet. but found most oi mine tn the creck ''
 That mast be :" 6 coantFy," vlehe a man who is not nessd to dig. can fad usort geld than he can In in the creek.'
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IT W are authorized Co anaouaee WILLIAM S' Suo T, as candidate fcF Judge Of Inc 3d Ja- Se'ai eirea'', eomPoscd Of the aiics of Mariea Searcy, Van Burss. Fulton. Ixard, Indeoendrn,.. Lawrence. Randolph, Jackson and " hitS.
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Grand Gs!E-The tieksbara Sentinel says "Several casos of cholera have cenfred at Grand Gulf, aud we learn that, at algsst all the tosHs and many of the plantations tE river, between this and New Orleans, cases have ccurred
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New osieans prloc currcus
FMrpav EvrN,ro. J,,,,.-. II Ina,

"'~At DNNNRN01 JaaaaFy I5s IUty. \ CofisRs--The market opened withput animation. and the transaetiOus were hmltsd up 10 nhoat i o'clock, when in eonseqaence Of later accounts re. eeived hy the Wsshingtoo. an improved demand manifested itself and ihe sales reaeA 7V00 bales taken for England, the North and France. In the early part of the day prices n lasos 0i bayers. but they stdened as the demand increased. and closed firm at oar unutations:
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aTWe are authorized 10 announce Io,tye JOHN J. CLENDENlN as candidate for Prosecn,,ag Attorney of the FIh Judicial Circuit, composed of the counties of Saline, Pulaski, Prairie, Pore, Ferry and YeIi at ht election 10 be hela on tue list Monday of February I3la.
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CiScgNxArI, Jan. 6, [. P. M.-JsseYe were three cases of cholera here yesterday a last aight. The opinion of the most eminent Pb Aeians is, thA cholern Is in the atmosphere
 The river has fallen is inches ssce yesterday.
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PHiLApEIrsIA, Jan. 9-Mr. tosper has beer elected Senator from the State of knnsyivanis vice Mir. Cameron, the present fnCumbnf.
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1We are authorized to announce ARCHIBALD SMITH ss candidate for the office Of Couaty Jadge, at the ensuing February election.
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.mp ". GALLOWAY. Cug Reeerdsr
SEiLED PRaPOSiLs FOR BRIcES

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at inc - office of the Little Rock Arsenal fui f0O 900 hard burned red bicke, of the following dimensions vizi s,3 in 1'4-2as; to be ready for delivery on the first day oi March (ensnins,) si the kiD with the PrIvilrge of increasing diminishing the qasn hty one-third.
 sam, ,de of the biicks which wiil be reeeivsd, ean-be seen al the office ol the Arsenai
 D BUTLER, M S.k,, oE Ord. Comm'e. Little Rock Arsenal Ian 6. ISi9
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IT We are authorized 10 announce VIM $. hu1T as candidate for County Jadge, al sAe ensuing February eleetion.
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DrWe are authorized to Aanounce Wtr1IAM K. INGLlSff. as candidate for ProsecutI.,, Al. tornes of the 5th Judicial Circar, composed ol J,e counties Of Saline, Pulaski, Prairie, Pope Conway, Perry and Yell, at the election to be held on lAs h Monday oi February, i3I9
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Almnnaes--Almnnars.

LNOR SAIE-TDe AREAssAs PLANTERs' AND II MEScnASTs' ALMANAC, Tor inc year lS40, adapted 10 the meFidians of Little Rock, s. Louis Nashville, aekson and New Oiiaans, snd cohlsinDg besides the CaleHdar, Consrcsi Dcectsr and s.e. cie table. together with tables of weights seasuiea and nouey r4les Of tire aud river insurance ol re. iecfed boais arof 1916. and State Statistics Pries l0cems. al retail gs pet dozen. and ss per hundred Orders, ace ompsnied with the cash, will bs prosnpy attended to.
 jan lsi, .s43. PHILIP l.. ANTHONY.
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Wl-Me are authorized to announce JOSIAH GOULD as a candidate for Judge of the 2d judicial eiFenit, conPosed of the counties of Hot Spring, Dsiias, Beadley. Drew, Ashley. Jefferson. Arkan. aas Desa asti Cheet, al the election ,o be held nm ihe Isl Monday in February. Is4g.
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DIED.

On Friday morning, al the Anthony House. after few days illness, Of cholera mot bus irtur TThif- dsid, Esq, of Jefferson county.
 On the 7th inst. at his late residence in Conway county, James 1T. Harrison.
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OFEteg or THE SECRETARY or STArR.S LARe Rock, January, lsA9. {

Liiae Rock, January. isA9. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Clerks of ths several in this Stats that the yef- tfrsoniaR. newspaper paaiiShed by Willissa E. smith, at Pipe BuH, Jefferson county has been 60. ieeted for tbs publication of all notices of estrays, for the year iSi9, required hy law te he pablishedi and that ie price agreed apos Is tssy-eae ceass for each estray. DAVID B GREER,
 Sscret1yef Stsis. January }, ISI9 l7-
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D. PHILIP L. ANTHONY.
tIo! for califoruln

HENRY GRiFFfrHs has for sue al his Gun. 11 smith shop ca Msia street RIFLES fine double and single barrsied SHOT GUNsj sho, Belts and pauchesi Powder Flasks; Game Bags: Nipple Keys, Gun aad Plstol Locks, &c. Rifes pd Pisiots made to order. dec .
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IT We are asthcrRSd to announca ISAAC RA- kER as candidate ior Judge of the 2d judicial cir cun, composed of the counties of Hot Spring Dal- las, Bradley, Drew, Ashley, JefIsrson. Arkansas. oesha and Chcot, at the election to bc held on the ist Monday iu Febraary is49
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JORDAN, as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney nf the 5'h Judicial Circuit, composed of the coun- ties of Saline, Pulaski, Prairie, Pope. Conway, Perry and Ye al the election to be held on the ist Monday of February, lSt Q.
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AEC.TION.

NTILb be sold, oa SATURDAY. the 27th inst w at20'eiock, ,P N ,atOFFICER'S CORNER likely NEGRO BOY, about 30 years old. IT For particulars. apply to
 ian25 JAS D. FITZGERALD, AqeRt
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JAMES T. BROWN, .4 TOR.NE AT LAW.

Arkansos Post, Ark, Will practice his profession in the Second Judicia Circuit, and will attend to the collection of debts and the investigation of land claims in every part nf A rkansas. fiR
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Farmers. send year Wheat to Little Rock. N WILL give s.xsy esatss bashel for good mel \ ehaatable wheat defgesd at my steam mil. one mile north of Little Rock Having 6ne pair Of French bnrr stones, and a superior belt az, pre- pared 10 naanaiactare good foaf wiil also grind wbeat for toll. D II BINGHAM.
 September ,, IsIs 8
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ELIAS N. CONWAY,
City Ordinance.
A N ORDTNANCEto to establish Board of Healtl "A in the city af Little Rock

"A "A in the city of Little Rock.
 Section I. Bs It ordatnsd Sy tAe Mayor and Al- dermsn of the city ef Little ROc& That there shall be established in the city of Little Rock Hoard of Health, to consist of the Mayor, Constable, and three other persons, to be selected by the Board of Aldermen, with a view of guarding against conta- gious or presidential diseases, and to promote the general health of the city.
 Sec. 2 That it shall be the duty of the members of the said Board of Health and they and each of them are authorized to examine the city from time 10 time with view of ascertaining the existence Of any nuisances. dirt, filth, standing water, any other thing calculated to injure the health of the city; and they shall make reports to the city COun- cii occasion may require of their actngs and do ings Ia this behalf.
 Sec g. Whenever the said Board of Health, in making their examinations, shall find any front back yard, or cellar, houses, outhouses, barns stables, other buildings, tenements or struc- tnres, which require cleansing, the said Board or any member thereof shall have the authority of ordering the owner, occupant, or persons thereof, to cleanse the snme, in such manner they or either of them shall direct, and failure refuss to obey such direction within reasonable time, the constable shall cause the same 10 be done at the expense of such owner occupant, or persons.
 Sec t That Dr. A. w. Webb, Dr. :. Laurie. and Dr. R. l.. Dodge, be, and they are hereby, ap- pointed members of said Board of Health to act in conjunction with the Mayor and Constable, and who shall continue to act as such during the plea sure of the BoaId of Aldermen: and said Board of Health shall not receive any compensation from the city for their services.
 Sec ,. This Ordnance, shall be in force from its passage.
 Adopted in Council, January l7th. 1Si9.
 SAMUEL II WEBB, Mayor
 DAVID w, GALLOWAY, Guy Recorder
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Wanted to Hire, \ GOOD SERVANT GIRL-To do the house \ work of small family. jln23 WILLIAM B. WAIT.
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N NGREMG-E.

And keep on hand aal for sale, superine, iiue, ond common wheat feaR shorts and bran: coarse. fse and boltcl Corn Msa ali Of which will he sold as low as il can be boaIht in this town; a1d in every case where the flour and meal does not suit, it may be ret1rned
 We i'll also eSchange Hour and meal for wheat and corn, and discontinus grinding, for customers. only ou the following Cattition; Wheat aud slI small grain that k to he bslted I2j cts per hushoi corn aud pfovsBder i0 caiis. per hoshei coufiaing ourselves, strictly, to Aierehaat Aiin
 GEO. JOHNSON, X co. ifna Rock Nav 2S IsiS
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ERESH GROCERIES-~3o sacks Rio Coffee: I sacSs Java Coffee 2e bbls brown su.ag; bbas Loaf Sugar; tbl powdered do;
 do eommon Molassss; 6 bbIs g. II do;
 60 CaFtsstsj 10 bbs Cranberries; is boxes Western Reserve Cheese;
 lz do Speru, Candles
 IF kits No. MaeksseI
 10 boxes Imperial Tea; l2 do. Raisins; i2 do CodasS; Pickis; Catsap, Preserves. .JeI lies. Cordlals; Wines; Brasdy; Cherries; Mustard Lobsiers; sAFdines; said ul. &c just received ana for sale, very tow, by laa4 J. D. ADAMS.
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 sENArE.-The slavery petition was finally laid on the table.
 The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the bill respecting recisrocat trade between the un4ied States and Canada.
 Mf. Wescott spoke in favor of the bill. MessrS. Phelps, Downs, and Metcaie opposed the bill ard thought it was unnecessary aHd improper. The bill was al length laid oyer.
 On motion of Mi. Ailen the Senate proceeded to the consideration of executivt business, which pied the Senate until adjournment.
 HousE.--Thc House refused 10 suspend the rules in order to allow Mfr. Meade 10 offer d resolution instTociing The committee judiciary 10 report A bill for the effective apprehension ot slaves escaping from one State to another.
 The House then resolved ilseif into committee of the whole the establishing T board for the settle ment of the government claims, previously referred to the committee judiciary. Sad biil to carry into effect the i2th art nj the treaty with Mexico. No action was had on the bill before adjournment.
 JASUaRy 9, 5, PM SENATE.-At the usual hour the President called the Senate 10 order The journal ot yesterday was read, and they then proceeded to business. An ap~ pfopYale prayer was delivered by Rev Mir. SiieeT Mr Underwood presented the neDorial ot Mr. Bedinger, of Ky, asking for removal of slaves to Libena5 xh eh was rejected. Yeas 10, nsysS5. Mir. AihsrtoR oi the committee on finance. reported back the Houses deficiency bill for lSiS, which was debated sy Messrs. Douglas, BerIien and At kinson The California territorial bill was brought up accompanied by report that California should net be admitted into the Union.
 Mir Mason moved to print - copies. pro- trseted debate ensued. which was brought 10 close by motion To postpone the subject.
 On motion cf Mr. King. the Senate went in ex- eeulise business. aud eoalinaed unlI sdoafhInen'.
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HousE.-Th journal oFySsriay vas lead. Sun- dry petitions and memc1faf were presented, and referred.
 MT. Butler moved to reecsider the vote which referred the bill eslabIisAif board Of cosnnis- sionefs. which was debated { some lime, ana made the special order for some ItAFe day No other important business in the Hoss before adjournment.
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ArriYal,6f the america.
NEW York, Jan. 1l--3 T. NJ.

NEW YORK, Jan. Id L. nj.
The steamship America arrived at Bos-
ton this morning having sailed FROM Liver
pool on the 3Olh ult making the passage
IN twelve days.
There has been decline ia breadslufs
oslng to the large accumulation OF stock in
Lonuon anb Liverpool markets.
FRANCS .--On Wednesday 1.-The goth ult.,
The cermony OF proca' ming the election OF
President took place in the National AS
sembly, and hlarra>t, in loud voice,
though somewhat broken by emotion, de-
clared Louis Napoleon President OF the
French Republic-Democratic,one one and in-
diyisble, from that day to the second Sun
day in May, 1852; and invited the new
President to come forward ana take the
oath required bv the Constitution.
Louis Napoleon advanced, and swore to
remain faithful to the republic and its in
terests, IN all respects. He then read n
brief address TO the Chamber, in firm
voice, in which he said: "With peace and
order, We can again improve our country
Gun cure its wounds, bring buck the men
who had been misled, and calm down pas
sions animated by secere spirit Of concil-
iation !" 81 have called around me-" said
the President, capable and patriotic men,
who, in spite Of their political origin, are
ready TO devote themselves with you to the
application of this Cancellation, the inn
proyement of the laws, and the glory. Of
the Republic. y =
W hen the new President had conc ID
his speech, he advanced towards Gen.
Cavaignac, and rendered him his hand,
which surprised Cavaignac, but delighted
the Chamber. After this Cavaignac re-
sponded, and shook hands cordially with
the President, amidst marks Of the. most un.
equivocal satisfaction from oil sides.
NJ Odillon Barrot was empowered to form
the new ministry. Amidst these changes, a
marked improvement has taken place in the val
ue of thepubfc securities. The per cts. have
been taken as high as 7,25, whilst per cents
have reached 47,10. The prices of Railway
shares have partaken of the general improve
nent.
The Cholera still hovers over the Metropolis
In the Provinces it has not m ade any consider
able progress. In Scotland it seems to rage
with worry alarming results.
The Presidents Message was read with great
interest, particularly that portion relating to
the gold in California
The interest of the Pope continues predomin-
ant. He still remains at Gaeta. In Austria pub.
lie attention is mainly directed to the war a.
gainst the Hungarians. Vienda and all the
provinces are tranquil. The Queen of Spain
ooened the Cortes on the 18th u1timo