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year II written By Mesus. Lsuven, Brunswiek ana Do
Dseuplan and It q sn sxcslsnt frame to exhibit the
At the Gymnass, Nile Luttssr, . charming actress,
from the Theatre Frsncas has been spgsesd ana made
entitled Lss r.ntstions d'zn.oinstts" This Ave- sos
play vs S very successful, end the dsSstsnfe msds
A drama, in three sots called aLs Rotsuds du
Tempae.n BY Messrs. Martin and Monnier ives played
q The Delasssmens Comiques and well received by the
The tribunals Of France have offered several intsrss
Ing eeu.ss, for the past two weeks. The most i'm
port Of thsss Law suits before the Cour dAssss that
Of Catholic priest named Gottssnd who is accused
Of having poisoned HIS servant wshing thus TO bury
Is net yet rendered but the prospect h thst the pri
sonsr VIII be sent at least to the sasy II not to the
Another crime OF much Importance has also been
81 1srssmsn ~ ,hs r,sc.s s oS socosns s'Gn
the United ststss large Agricultural estsbshmsntl
upon the person of his brother in Law, Mr. austsvs
Fonquies, who was about marrying, and thus deoeiv-
ing the hopes to Inheritance which sntsrtsined
by Mr. de Bocarme It Is said that the sister Of the
victim has aided her husband to assassnats her bro
Mr. Pierre Bounaparts was alss brought before the
tel hired for him Sy his cousin Nine. csry. Il aD
pears that the tenant had sort of mensKsrie In his
.psrtn snts sompo:sd % Of dogs cats and even lio.
Pierre Bounspsrte was sentenced to Nine Clsry Q sum
Of money TO repay hsr for these damages.
ous Of the mo 81 superb works Of art sehisvsd
United States, has Been shown to 1t n called
The War between the United States and Mexico Illus
trsted rhe text BY Mr. Kendall one Of the editors Of
the Pcsvuns In New Orleans A. for the plates they
are twelve In number the most OF them drawn the
spst by Carl Nibel Of the most guishsd
ists In the world who lived for many years In Mexico
These are oclored In the highest style Of art and
much care has been bestowed upon them, that the
best artists Of London, Paris, and Brussels, where
they have been executed have been able nnsh but
one print day. The fidelity of the landscapes, and
the truthfunsss Of every point introduced into the
pictures esnns be but ct once acknowledged and sp
Precisted by the best Connoissex. The book is Of
large slio Es elegantly bound and the letter prsss
descriptions Of the battles sixty pages
In clear and beautiful type. printed the finest
paper. In ordinary sctsvo, the amount Of reading
matter would probably amount to over three hundred
pages The price Of the work in the United States
will be from thirty ave to forty dollars the cost Of the
binding influencing the price, Such book printed in
New York, would cost Infinitely more, and, besides,
could not have been executed in ten years from the
scarcity Of the better class Of oolosts Even with ell
the advantages OF Europe, Mr Kendall has been
nearly three years In bringing It out and has been
obliged to extra prices to obtain the best artists
Mr. Kendall leaves in . few days. for his nstivs
lsnd, In company with Mr. Bullitt, editor Of the
Pissyuns.
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our PoREIGx DESPArCHRS
ASPECT OF The GERMAN QUESTION

The steamship Africa, which arrived at this port
carly yesterday morning under the command Of Capt.
Ryris after passage Of fourteen days, twelve hours
and thirty minutes arrived at Liverpool the LIST inst
from New York, under the command Of Capt. Lang
aler Sassass Of ten days aud fWeny hours notwth-
standing she experienced boisterous weather. The
Highest rate Of speed attained by Capt. Lang was 500
miles IN twenty. four hours.
The advance In the cotton market was from 4 to y
-of penny per pound. The Committee Of Broker
placed, on the 9th inst fair Uplands at 7xd Mobile
at 7T, and Orleans at Sd.
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Spain.
TIE FoREIoN POLICY OF TIE oovERsnKU-rHE
UNITED sTAIEs AND cUaA.

TIE FoRKIoN POLICY OF TIE oOvERsnKyT-rHE
UNITED STATES AND CUBA.
kdviees rom Madrid. Of the 24th nit ray
The debate the address In the Congress again
adjourned yestercay, but II s expected to be brought
to conclusion to morrow. Besides senior Argote the
Congress addressed by senor Domenech, the Pro
General NarvssE and Senior Msrtinsz Dc la Ross Pre-
yious ts senor Domersche speech, the Marquis sf
Pdsl Minister Of Foreign Affairs stated In TO
question put oy senior Argete the course OF NJ.
to the Of the United states respecting the
projected piratcs invasion q Cuba and that he had
the sstiacon Of stating that the most satisfactory
explanations bad been given By the latter which had
promised TO adopt suitable measures for preventing
tho repetition Of such attempts aud with respect TO
other govrumsnts. the European povers hsd respond
ed vorthily TO the recanations OF spain would be
BY the discourse of the President of the french
Republic, vhae the British government had answered
In the ZANE name vth repect 70 the security Of the
esaa senor Denenech spoke for two hours, going
into the whole subject of the home aud foreign policy
of the government many OF his remarks being neces
ariy more or less similar TO those made BY his pre-
dectssors On the tame eide.
Avicss a the 26th state -
Contrary 20 eentrai expectation the debate on the
adcress ves again sdjournsd 10 the Congress yester
day. end the citing terminated IN fact in the SAN.
way a. b, gan the last hour or more beng occupied
With explanations on personal quesuons Iheo oniy
fVsech made ON the ualn question was that ~ ths
Marquis Of Pdsl Minister Of Foreign Ansrs vso rs
Douenech 81 recorded various points of f0relgn poh
cy and necessarily vent over the same topics that
had e,,s says,tsS 70 y gssN su Nl,v.s,sns s.nor
nsttener de ls Roea He justified the course pursued
Nv the government In the Epglsh affair and stated In
sntw,r 10 senor Donenech that there we're no com
rfomiss or fecrtt srreements nothing but what ap-
peared n the correspondence betwen the two govern
nerts vhich had been Published. lie also scouted
the ioss Of there having been any sinister otive On
the part of the Britsh government In sending STR W.
puie ~ 10 waSir rton drft. becanss u vas incor.
atibie Ntk the character ei the Engish Minister oi
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yNBESEw YORK AND LIyERPooL UNITED sra,

ECBENEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNIrEp STATES
Mail stssnersThs shps somtri,ing this line he
PACIFIC, Captain Nys. ADRIArIc. Captain Grafssa.
These shps having built BY contract expressly fog
ftryiee every has been taken
strueton. ae In their engines strength
tpoed and their accommodations for
quAlled for slegAnse oomfurt.
Priee passage from New Lvsrpooi slot sxos-
sye nae q extra size saso rooms 8J from LvsrpoolW
New York GB.
an Experienced surgeon will be attached 70 zach ship
M berths secured until paid for.
The Of these sh will not be accountable for go1
silver, bullion. tpecie Jewery precious stones ns.s.
unless bills Of ladiDg signed therefor ana the vauo
thereof therein expressed.
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UaIPPINO.

ship BALTIC, Captain J. j. Comstock This stsAanship
viii depart With tts mails for Europe postiveyo
say Jan. hth at oelock M from her eerth foot Cs.
street No bsrth secured till paid for. All letters ana
through the post 0fe. For rcixht
Iage, having unequAled for oefaaoe or
eonfert, Ipply 70 EDWARD x. COLLINS s. ~ail a.
The cihs will svcseed the Baltic, and sail
nd Positively freight will be received after hoatAv
pnE. January 9th.
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sIa
go
Ierits not secured Until pail for.
freight viii Sc oRarrst on srs,ls beyond fss
perscnsl enrenses.
An sxp-rtsrfed Surgeon on board.
rs- ~ Letters and newspapers must pass hrsuth Ne
poft Ofhee.
farir'isA' or passage, 'F{ly.sss.x.pn ,, ru,.
81 French. Cermaa. apd other rerega Goods rsssivs1
anf brought IN With British Goods Through bs
OF iadur rivrn in Haere Or Nev fort.
AFTER the it 81 April nsz the Of freight By the above
tieamcrs frer Lverrool viii be materially reduced
CoR HAVANA. SAN JOAN AND CHsGaga-THn
" double engine eteamshir PROhkTHEUA ~ Ia
TnkepAugh Commander will leave New york Cor the sssvs
pcrs. from Pier Ne. North River Thursday. NE hotA
of December, instant, a. 10 o.clock,AM
RATES or PASSAGE
rrw rOKE TO HhNtFs. -
state noow btith'ss. ss'.ss'' - -. ~
stssTsss berth found b.i ,ad sspsfss table
sAs JusF On chseh~ .u~
ttate Room berth
sssr,ee h.ysh fousd bed separate table -
rel ausntiy of freight 20 Chasres will Be taken, ss
70 cents feet prepaid. FOR freigbn
h.vine eupcrior aecommo ~ ons, Apply 20 - =.
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=. returned Loui. Napoleon h.. many iron. in th.

b
There he: been ninistsrial crisis In spain Bravo
Muriilo WILL II IL said, be entrusted with the fbrms-
tion OF new Cabinet the funds fell per cent In
conseQus noe tst hadrid) The question OF the bond
holders u being actively pursusd.
From Lisbon, No learn, under date OF Dec. i, that
the question between the Portuguese govsrAmsnt and
the Bank OF Lsbon remained unsettled. -, .c.
The Paph aggression movement continues to rage
here with squncxisl fury. All the Bishops have sent
In loyal sddrsss TO the Queen, except Harry OF
Exeter, who hes sent In An address Of his own The
Rev Mr. Bennett hes published reply to Lord JOHNS
letter; 90 he's Mr.. Roebuck. large oongregstion
assembled last Sunday ct St. James's Catholic Church
Spanish Place TO hear delivered by the Right
Rev Dr. Hughes. Archbishop Of New York. Az his
sermon may be Of nterest to some OF your readers
enclose . summary of 10 $50
The Irwsil bleach works, near Manchester, were
burned down the other day. Loss $4,000.
Adyces from Bombay, Of Nov. 2, and Calcutta
Nov ~ bring no news Of interest. rt'
The disturbances ct Aleppe have been put down. but
after most severs ngbting Five hundred of the In
surgents were killed The Hungarian refugees took
an active part In putting dswn the rebellion.
There has been no change this week In American
State stocks The quotations are - follows -
United States Five per Cent Bonds (lSSS) o. IS
U :. eix per Cent Bonds (i662l. ......... los l0
Boston City Five per Gent Bonds i66S-S6S)... 9zX
PenAsylvaAia Five per Cent Stoek. .....,.... e3 -
nassachusetts Five per Cent fsts Bonds l06
MARYLAND Five Cent tStsrlinE Bonds)... 30 81
Casada six per Cent Bonds (l57ll. ......... .l03
The Washington, from New York, has arrived st
Cowss.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

! IN ths a
ted assSs sSsrst enh sks - ~ rsts,e ~ sn: uni-
eonduct srd rr.ss.Ssc.. ~ 49, isttrs 70 sae
sssd dsspstsh from S.Hor Gs,asscs = sssos.
vhioh shovsd ths nrsssrt ,stsfjo~s h-sS>s. 49,
and the Unitsd sts.ss 20 y" vsrv s"tss.v - n
thS xSssic"s .ors~rms.t hsd ys.ss snu sa
Ur.1sus we sn~ 1nrtr., 70 s,s ~ po W.es ~
ssnsst 20 Ru,sis Manor pid.I m.rsIv .xr,..-.1 ~.
regret q the government .' the intsupio. q rs.s
nS-nt he ce, ~.iib,. r,th ~ hors. ws ~ "a
th: country to promote their renewal. ] 81. 1''''
Tns Trade Aeturns ef England.
From the London Gasstte, Dec. 4
The Board Of Trade Returns for tho month and, ten
months ending the 9Th Of November, have just bssa
hesds:- - =, -
The total declared value Of exports for the month
last pest faIoo s0a whilst for the corresponding
$50 sSl, and 44b68234. FOR the last ten months e
the present year the gross amount is set down 81
Eb5,o5o Oo, ana Tor the corresponding months In
1855 ana le4e tnsy sppsar 00sl,7A4i and E49,
Gas rsspsctiSely-
The total Importation Of cones Tor tho last month
was against $40 lbs IN the corresponl
ing month OF l64S ana 0S5o232 bs In 1872 whilst IN
the pssod sr: sos ~srs G f9e s9@s COS.
2b23 oz lbs Uprehned sugar shows an importation q
500 oo7 cvt for the month Of the present year whilst
or lS4s and l6ls the hgures stood l84eo
cwt and $50 463 cwt; the quantities taken for home
consumption during the same months being for 1850
400 5s3 cwt for ls4s SssSoS owt and lS4o, 40 6o1
cwt In wires Of various descriptions, the imports
ions Tor the past month amounted to 79s sSS gala
aSr @ tie ssS ans is4s they were rsspsevsy
322 Os7 gals and 6S6 2a0 gals The quantities enter
ed for home oonsum ptien In the same period we're
In 1900 900 464 gals lS4s 6iS 2a6 gals ana lSAe
6l41l4 gals Of spirits, including rum, brandy, ana
Genevs there were mperted during the month OF the
present year ooseoI gsis; Tor tns corrsspendine
nonhs In ls4S and 849 the figures were 59t s3s gals
ana Goa I07 gals The quantities taken for home oon
sumption during the sane period were 3as 800 sAss
500 e,o22 gala and AO5,Ia6 gals respectively .
As regards the shipping trade we md that In tns
month last past there we're oos foreign vessels Win
tonnage sf b2o,6ls entered inwsrds, whilst In the
corresponding month OF last year the number w.s
z,lo6 with tonnage OF sos sO3 There cleared oss-
wards during the same periods respectively lsl5 shp
423,So3 tonnage, and 2 lis ships, AT ss4 tonnage
In the coast trade during the month 81 the presents
year. 10 0s5 vessels eso67 tonnage, entered insares
and ii 2s7 ships 10p652 tonnage, cleared outvards
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EDWARD X IoLIISs ss wall street. ~ r., or W
BkswN snIPLkY Coz Lyerpool.
n q. ROBERrsh \ CO. l3 Kings Arms yard, Lontsa-
DRAPER. Jr, Boulevard. hontEartre, PARA
AFTER the first of April the Of freight The
sboye esmsrs from LvsrDoei will BE materially r.sosd
rrHE BRITISH AND NORTH AxERICAN ROYAL
NAL mfhipt between New York and Hverps,ldirsoA
between Boston aud lvsrpoo-the Boston ships
os At HAlfas. % land ans receive mails and
ARABIA. Capt. - AFRICA, Capt. Ryris.
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ITO cALIToRNIANs-THE BEsT AND cHkAPEH
~ rettin9 10 fs ~ the powerful sn1
o.uusdiops steamship pROskfO 70 esil this month -
her adwirahe recommendation and hne stlnE
shs s st,sa sut provisions of the best knt-
nsAer psins htcrsty win ~ srared I've l.s
entire Satisfaction Price ~ ratreee no Wv
san rrsncis-o sahin, $500 second De- slc Avis
70 BRAIN MOUNTAIN lot south street eogAer 81 bs~s-
naa, up stnira
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The Washington, from New York, has arrived st
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be, showing ls tendency Of the place 70 SIM fuhsr !,

rapid increase.
Such are the inducements which prompted the Comma
lee on Commerce TO recommend the erection OF por
entry at San Francisco, do not complain Of The ouS
siilon made TO this measure by the senator from Cslr
should excep, 10 after having joined in It's reconmsn
alton 10 the Senate when il coupled with The porrs
Sacramento CITY and Stockton He will, hope rssoS
slider in this respect and give the assistance OF his 6
ence and al all events, his vote plead in fave,
Benica on better reasons than those he adduced hm.
in behalf OF The districts of Sacramento and San Joau1s
The bill as modified by the vote just taken viii ba.
to read there be four linstead OF stI) ports OF entry
&c and as the am endmen proposed By the senator n,
California will not, am sure, prevail, | shall presents
move such other amendments as will make the bill aco
with the vote taken on the motion Of the senator M"
Massach usetts, lMr. DAyls.l
fro BE CONTINUED
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nR AMATIs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERENTThis remedy, composed entirely Of vssa
Ingredients totally free from any mineral substance con
bning catac with cordial and strengthening powers
prescTibedby Dr. Amati celebrated physician
most OF the abdominal regions diaa
dysene, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, and all other odsn
the liver, &c.
knowing from experience operates in the kindly M
in these il Is submitted remedy
attacked by the prevailing fatal and
all who may be SO fortunate as 70 escape It's first n
symptoms .
syvana avenue between m and 18th streets, and al the
drug stores city of Washington Georgetown ind Aena
Pamphlets containing full directions for with many nle4
certificates, accompany each bote of the
discount Orders from part Of the United
promptly attended All communications must be pos. paid
Aug. 3-lawu SAMUEL CARUsf CO.
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No. Todd's Buildings Pennsylvania avenue, door mas
BroWn's Hotel, Washington, d. C.
rHAs. DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having tuu.
co pa nersp for the purpose Of prosecuting claims 49,
Congress- executive departments before any board e
missiones appointed for the adjustment OF spoaons S
claims against any foreign goyemen prepared give NV
full faithful attention 10 all business that be nus
their charge They will also attend TO obtaining pensions D
land return duties claims arising under contracts tssns
buying and selling real estate collecting private Claim
rents, &c.
himself the firm may be ntristed, in OF The eo
the District Supreme Court OF the United States.
Chas. SEEDING, being United States ssoner no,r
pubic, commissioner Of deeds for all the States OF the %
will give prompt attention the taking OF testimony
Deeds and other duties which appeain to his Office
Charges will be moderate and regulated BY the ca
and the Of services required.
(post pad) will receive immediate attention
Sept S-dly
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE will begin Monday, he 18th day ocob
i 1850, and close first March, 1851.
Nathan Il. Smith, N. d., surgery
Vim. Il. A. Aiken, M. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Samuel Chew D., Therapeutics, Maeria Medca, and Ny
giene.
WIN. Power M. d., Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
Richard IL. Thomas, D., Midwifery and Diseases Of WoAa
and Children.
Geo. w. Miltenberger, M D., Pathological Anatomy.
The ample opportunities fO the prosecution OF Pacn
Anatomy a moderate expense
Clinical Lectures four week. by Professors Smith and Pow
Baltimore nmary, with the privilege Of daily visits
wards without charge TO the student for the ticket.
Fees lectures so Ss5 Practical Anatomy $40 MAN
WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN, Dean
Aug 7-2awtl5Oc
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Mrs. ARMSTRONG mas three pleasantly sitnss'p nns
M nished let, 18th street, between street
vsnia avenue, and convenient to. the Irving Hotel
Aug 23-an
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DOsTPONED Trustees sale OF Real Estate.-By ars
two DEGREES of Charles county court sitting as court
undersigned trustee will SELL before the house
Tobacco Charles county, Maryland Thursday the is
September NEXT between the hours of and O'clock the uaa
Mary F. Neaie from her mother Nancy hs
whi tho late Dr. Francis Neale died seized
together constituting the farm which the said Dr. Francis Nr
occupied OF his DEATH called and known
aGoose Creek and containing Fix hundred and a acre
This farm IL comfortable dwelling %
stables, all necessary houses IL well waered ha't
tmbered navigation The land 10 high n
lies six miles Port Tobacco, and convenient TO church
mill. .
thereof and balance in three equal annual instruments
bund security be approved by The trustee bel
interest day Upon payment Of the whole
authorised 10 convey 20 ne purell
purchasers title of the said Mary Neaie aud the late %
Francis Neae above described subject 70 he w
right Az being part OF the land which
Neae held In fee smpehe balance ~ acr
Aug ao--iaw4w N. sToNEsTREET, Trustee
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A CARD.-wALTER HARPER & CO., Pennsylvania avn.
IL beteen 9th and lot Streets will open on monday ls
next Of Silks sbaws scars, cashmt
embracing variety and quality Of rich aad elegant goods
Sept 2I-6m
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RREcSH Kid Govest Kid Gloves! Kid Gioves-d|
Monday, the 23d will receive aaoher assortment ~
hid Gloves, aud will thereafter BIO constantly receiving re-
PARKERs
Perfumery and Fancy Store, PennsI lyan,a avenue
Sept 2l-3t National H'n
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WEBsrEAs Qusrto Dictionary, unsbridge -
complete work, ia one large quaro volume Of 80 ~ ~
4gl 81 seiy printed columns beautifully printed on tne
with marble edges Price, in full leather binding sx dm
IL IA an invaluable work.-Daniei Webster.
Most useful English dictionary extant-HenTy Clay .rS
Beet specimen Of the printing produced "a TINS
Lbrarian of Coaeren.
md " an invaluable pade Warrington frp'ns
Every scholar knows its value. W n. Prescott ,,u.r.
Geo. bancroft a. Sal
The copous list q geographical names e itself won"
the whole WORK. school CON Of Fyavinsham. IA. and
Published by g. q. Merriam, Springfield, Massachnse
sails Tor them IN Washington by o,, r.ylOh
septH FRANCk ih---
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General Agency and Law Once NJ Washinstos
DE sELDING WYLlE,

FRO BE CONTINUED
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ID III. HOOE IL CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealer
cspeting, floor oil cloths, maings, ruEs, curtain mae'
sbeetinr blankets, and furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and s streets, Wa's
ID. q.
Aug 2g-u
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UNIVERSAL Dictionary OF Weights aud Mesr". ~,
ancient and modern, reduced standards d ihe "
States by J. H. Alexander Just received for sale By
TAYLOR 4 MAURY. -
Sept III Bookseller near sh 'u
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TO United States money. the dollar equal TO two
mlreis,) $l7l ,S3S and the expense SI69 SIG
The Female Orphan Asylum had a revenue of
Sl6,62S, and the expenses were Gil ,lS9
The founding hospital had revenue of s29, 1873,
the expenses were 81, 406. The revenue of this
praisewortby institution is derived mostly from the
charitable muniticence Of the Brazilians, many of
whom left in their wills large funds for the support
of This establishment.
In 1919, there were in the city Of Rio Janeiro
seventeen public schools fer boys. and eight for
girls; the first were frequened by 9i5, and the lat
ter by 5l9-toial, ,43i children These schools
are well supplied, but parents prefer sending their
children 10 private ones.
The public commercial school was frequented by
forty nine children; at the Academy of Fine Arts
were matricuated 81; at the College OF Peter the
Second, 1885, at the School Of Mrdiciue, 33l: and
in this institution, SO obtained The degree OF doc
tor.
From statistical map. for the first time pre-
sented to Congress. and in which some provinces
had not made any report, one OF them being the
Rio de Janeiro, that would increase much the
number is observed that there are in the country
supported by The general and provincial govern
ments, IL lyceums, Ill latin schools. rs French,
IL English, 81 high schools, and 1853 primary
schools, with 1921 children-in all, 4I2l5 at the
public charge.
AT the fourte en- colonies estabis shed in Brazil the
population was II, 64S. the Leopoldo COLONY bcing
the largest, with 1888 inhabitants; and in this,
during the months of January ana February 1850,
there were $50 Catholic baptisms, and 2 IS Profess
tants and there were 30 marriageo of the for
mer. and IS Of the latter and 600 children
frequenting public schools. At the colony of Pre-.
tropols, there were 2,473 Germans. being /. 30I
males, and liz females; being 1854 Catholics,
and $50 Protestants; and the colony containing
already Cos houses.
The force of the National Guard of Brazil, Tex
cepting SIX provinces that made no returns,) was
242, 600 men.