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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-22

CUBA AND ITS THREATENED lNvAsIoN.-The papers in
this part Of The country have for several days past abound
ed in paragraphs Of the most exavagant respecting
the gathering and Transportation of illegally organized bands
from ports OF The United Sraes destined to attempt the
suhugaon Of the Island of Cuba for the purpose aggan-
dlzement by that exploit Of those who engaged in it,
In some of the papers the number of persons engaged in
this enterprise is said TO amount twelve thirteen thou
sand men another account represents Gen. Quitman, of
Mississippi TO be the Commander OF the forces Gen. Lopez
being second in conmand and these stories equally
be relied upon, neither Of them having much foundation
The only statement the subject that have SEEM
which full credit can safely be given, is the following from
New Orleans furnished by Telegraph, and Of The latest
date
ut is currently reported here and from the nuner-
Gus indications, believed by many, that expedition is
about forming 10 invade the Island Of Cuba 1t is well
known that secret preparations are making daily 10 that el
feet, and that the fast rpenlng into maturity For
several weeks past The signs have been omnous that
one can mistake them. Arms, ammunition, and men have
already been shipped to Chgres for purpose Of eudng
suspicion, but their uteur purpose and destination is aid
in etectng invasion Of Cuba The Spanish Consul see
ing these things rather being informed of them has dis
patched fast sailing schooner the swesi he could obtain
to Havana, with bearer Of dispatches in reference The
matter. There be doubt that expedition for
the above purpose is secretly organizing in this city,"
From Havana advices have been received oas late date
the 9Th instant at which time great excitement existed
there caused by reports uch probably those transmitted
by the Spanish Consul al New OrIeans) of expeditions
about TO sail for the Island The amount their numbers,
and the places u their sailing and destination, being
ousy stated. Already, under the influence Of alarm thus
created together with that produced by the existence of
gelluw fever, and that terrible scourge the ctuera-he
deaths from the latter numbering from 90 10 100 per day,
exclusive of the deaths in the Spanish army and navya
strangers had left the city, and many asoo the respectable
Creoes.-.Nat. Int.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-22

For THE SALT LAxE.-A steamer arrived at ST. Louis
the st nst with $50 passengers, all of whom were
bound for Deseret They are from New Hampshire, Mas
sachusets and New York. and under the direction of
Mr. Word Woodruff who is one of the twelve Apostles
Of the Mormon Sect
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-22

e. ocr thanks are due 10 the Hon. JAS. Mellow
xnL FOR bound velums Of valuable public docu-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-22

bS- The Farmers Of Delaware have used more Guauc
this season ihsn ever,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-22

&C. The corpse Of American lady was brought across
the o s ,5e and soasas 500 pounds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-22

TUNNELL1He THE ALPs.-The Alps about to be
unneed by the Sandman Government in order locarry
railroad from France into Italy This, the greatest work
of the age if we except the Pacific railroad, originated
by the Chevaer Henry Mans, after five years devoted to
the abrdgng the praccabiy of the scheme, reported in
its favor the Sandman government, the Sth of Feb
ruary ls49. Commission lhereupon named on the
18th of July, following, to examine and give their opinion
the ma ure and feasibility of Chevaier Mans project
That commission the st November last decided unani
mously and entirely in favor ofthe project Anapplcation
for the part Ofhe funds required to begin the great tunnel
will be made to the Chambers forthwith, and the work,
which it is expected will occupy five years. will cost IA,
100000 rancs-The great tunnel will measure 1890
metres nearly English miles in length lis great
est height will be nineteen feet and its width twenty five,
admitting of course of double line of rail 1t will cut
through the very hear, of Mount Genevre, linking Cham
berry with Susa.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-05-22

0o- AT meeting of the Wings In Madison County, N.
York, on the 7h inst, the following resolutions adopt
ed, preceded by an appropriate preamble:
Resolved, Tina! in Zachary Taylor behold nation
al President, an incompatible patriot, open Wing, and
an honest mana wise in counsel he brave in
arms clear in his views and firm in his execution that his
occupation of the Presidential chair during these
tys severes trials leads to the hope and to the conviction
that our Government will come Of this furnace of trials
like refined gold that his course President has The
confidence and regard of all candid and discreet Of all
sections of the country, his brilliant achievements upon
the field won their admiration.
Resolved That we retain confidence in the old and
well known leaders Of the national councils, and will
dsrus their motives, PREJUDICE any be bro
forward by them for the settlement of the present exciting
questions And that we confidently anticipate, at early
day. general and cordial agreement between the President
and the Wing Senators and Representatives the best
and wisest plan to accomplish this patriotic object.
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TICKN OR'S
COLUMBIAN SPELLING BOOK.

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