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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
Three Days Later from Europe.
HALIFAX TELEGRArH OfrIcH.
nrt I-L A. ID Al

Oct. 18th q PM
The British mail steamer America. from
Liverpool ith inst, arrived here this evening
at few minutes before . o'clock.
The America brings three days later in
teligence than the adgiccs 10y the Atlantic.
but the news generally of htdc interest. 49,
Couon has slightly declined
kussuth has been expected in London IN
20 the lst instant, aud the Corporation of
London had arranged to receive him with
the greatest marks ofrespec, aud distinction.
Permission to pass through France, from
Marseiles, vas, however, refused 10 him.
and 1t is understood that he has proceeded
on to the U. States 10 the Mississippi
Subsidiaries from Madrid of DIST uit
state that the authorities of Cuba have pro-
posed "A plan to fortify the Island at the ex.
pense of forty millions ol reals bat General
Concha Is OF opinion that sum might he
obtained BY the saving proposed in me war
department. \ committee OF General Off
GERS approved OF Gen. Conchls pl an.
Kossath 1t Is said that the French Gov
erumeut did not permit kos>uih and his
companions to pass through France, fom a
desire to act "a accprdance with the WISHES
OF Austria aud Prussia Whle tie M,ssiss-
lppi wls lying az Genoa, Kossuth equested
leave 81 thc Sandman Government. to rest
tlr lew momenls on Picdmontese ground.
The Government replied that 1t Did not Ssh
90 oppose the slightest obstacle To- his stay
--but ln She present state of as relation with
neighlnrug powers lt II would he mindful
olihe Inconvenience that might result there
from, aud woulI leave D., To nls discretion 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

Bad Toh rs. cool Teeth. The great i'm
proyements which are every day being made in
the dental art are calculated to falsiiy the re-
mark continually made by people from abroad
that the Americans have bad teeth universally
and It should be a matter Of congratulaton TO
every American that American science ana skill
have done more to remedy the defects Of nature
IN this matter than those Of any other country
Dr.. Morton, Of this city, has recently established
Mandatory, without regard to expense for
the fabrication Of Artificial Teeth, by processes
which combine transatlantic art with new i'm
proyements Of his own. No one now need suff-
or the pain, or the reproval attendant upon hay-
ing BAD teeth Of natures fabric DR.. Nortons
rooms are at No 10 fremont Row. Boston
Paper.
0-T' To addition to supplying Clothing for the
scamen Of the entire navy of the United States,
Messrs " hitting, Kehoe q Galloupe, of Boston,
have the largest stock of Clothing for citizens
wear, to be found. No trader should omit cal
ling upon them, before making his purchases OF
fall goods
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
PATENTS.
AMERICAN & FOREIGN OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS
WITH THE u. $. PATENT OFFICE,
wAsHtsoros,
No 90 Sfafe xtre.t no.,


lsiO The suh'crher appointed by the Commission
er OF faent'i Agent OF he L. = Patent Once In ae.
co-dancc with the llth section Of Act uf 1887.
Having chngui-hud tho Arescy for the trao.m,.isn of
Nnftlsi AID adopted Epedtuus mode Of sending
Them to me Patent Once Ehorby Patent may BE- procured
about sc neeN d'er De continues to forward thrm
OF osptnse-o prepare Caveats, Specifications A.s,rn-
ment-, and a the necessary Papss and Dawne. for p.
and 10 render advice legal scientific m,tts
respecting the Patents 10 Eutope and oe,
countries
BY application this Office Inventors are saved the tim.
and Ola journey Washington there al
we'll a. Oh personal trouble 10 obtaining their patont
They uo have the advantage of uerbaAB ih.tt
inventions, and OF consulting spcrt matters n
general % paramount importance 20 Obtain corrss
pshcanhs and The experience strerH year.
PRACTISE. an extensive collection OF works.
Sc mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws and patents
Of dHeren couates, collected at much expense during
tho long time this oce has boon established together i'm
accounts here sept Of Inventions patented at Washnron
curing pHicais as-anneo aud niornaon which, in other
respects, might be difficult Of attainment.
Il. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
HasAinefsa, Juls 81 Isf1.-Burn4 tha dine oo..o,.a
the Office OF Commissioner OF Patents, Y. II. EDDY E.q
procuring Patents There lew any persons acting
in thai capacity who had much before the Pa
tent Office and ;here who conduc ted 1t with
more sk, fidelity and success. regard Mr.. Eddy
OF the hest Informed aGd skilfi Patent Solicitors Ia
the United states, and have hesitation assuring In
Ncniors trnt ih"y cannot cmpioy peteon COMPETENT
aud u,twurthy, aud capable of putting appea-
confederation at Tho Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
l. te Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston, Sent. J, l5jl. 43iyr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

NEw YoRx, Friday evening, Oct. l7th.-
Pennsylvania Misunderstanding to all the re-
turns from Pennsylvania, received up to this az
ternoon, Biger's majority is 7640 and from
comparison of the vote of II other counties in
ls4s, still to be heard from, it will probably
reach 10000
Pennsylrania. Later returns from this State
do not confirm the reports Of heavy Wing losses.
1t is true, probably, the Wings have lost their
Governor, but it will not be by hardly a tenth
part of the loss the telegraph reported. The Of
fetal returns, as received, cut down Locofoco
maiorities and largely increase Wing msiorities.
Returns from 81 counties for Governor, OF which
10 are official, give a majority Of 5,23S for Big
ler Ten counties remain 10 be heard from.
which at the election in ls4S gave 4s2 Locofoco
majority. The Senate will stand II Wings to
Ii Locoiocos. The House 81 Locofocos to 46
Wings.
Baltimore, Oct. ". The New Orleans mails
to the 10th have arrived. The Charleston Mer-
curry deplores the result of the election in South
Carolina, and says; We profoundly regret the
result, being convinced that secession would be
as peaceable measure as any ordinary act OF
the Legislature, and that South Carolina, as an
independent State, would have prosperity far be-
You'd any thing heretofore enjoyed, and respec-
liability that no slave holding State can hope to
obtain in the Union"
Georgia Congressional Election. If the re-
port be correct that six of the Union candidates
and two Of the Southern Rights men have been
elected 10 Congress from the State Of Georpu,
the following will compose the delegation from
that State:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
Allan Rock Salt.

kTLASr, shsT two years mai, we have the SAIL
n we'll worldly Of the premium az the Wori's Far.
Those " ho the Nefy incest Salt iur Grinding eve
SEE, in country will 10 well TO call TO- n soun- for suc
an article % not lound once 40 I've years,
sIOHRs L LANGDON.
f.-t.. % tast q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

GIVE refer the reader TO the advertisement
Of the Messrs. Klbournes, dentists. The senior
is one Of the most experienced dentists in this
section and doubtless has brought up the boys
In the way in winch they should 90.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
CCorcc M. CnIkins' Estate.

STATE OF NERMOAT, la Probate Couri held ~ Mont
Washington Distinct, -. pe'ief, Octohuf %, 1871
H. :. NEWCOMB, Of Waterbury, udnini.tiaieT 90 the
Es estatr Of George H. Culkius late Of waterbury, Ia
SAID dsuici deceased, inestale presents HE peon to
this Cuur hero wrng praying io license 10 deed and
convey unto Johu 4. Wusuy, Of Waterbury, aforesaid, the
following dsscibsd land 90 Waterbury, to wni Being a
part ct Lot Number Il tue first division OF lots IN 81 d
Waterbury beg DHins Oh the noa wtft corner OF
Oliver Sirukand's farm thence nOfih 81 ~esi ol.
IS Inks the rozd leading iom the CALVIN Mouon
farm the Elijah baHle farm, sasdi thence we.t-,y
on said Rad Is ods and Is Inks thence south IL l<
west 10 rods and 10 links thence west rods aod Two
links to Notch Road, called thenee ssi foid TO
Oliver SicAtn land thence hrs line TO tue place
hsg IN al Alleging that the said GenTge H. Cakins' was
10 h. life under Contract 10 law to deed and convey
sad PREMISE TO sad hrsey;
VIII rcupon ordered that sa I'd petition be referred 10
session Of said he holden At the Probate othce ~
said Aonipee ON the 7,h day of November 1851. a,
o'clock r. for hearing and decision, and that eli persons
therein nohed thereof b, publishing the sub
stance petition orders thereon Three ~esks sue
csssivel, ia the Vermont Nalchnsn and state Journal
ined at said Monpelef, all previous 10 SAID tine sPPsn
ed hearing and decision, that they may appra hsJ
see cause, aud object thereto.
Atiesi, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy OF Record, - -
49.3w. Attest, LYMAN bhi1Dsi hssslei.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
fpHE zost extensive ssiotment ia MomPslcI, ms{ be
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
FKOAI NEW-YORK.

WILL be feceved tbs week, anohci OF those fssi
W cnloiod PRINTS, near gouds as Mefumacks,-
sTORRs 4 LANGDoN.
Ortobet a. ISL 49e.dl0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
DratI)s.

Al Beiln. ort. Gh sr Job Poor, ngcd 81 YEAR,.
o. Wa-llnsiul, reptauloei 2.ih, ih.cdcus White, o
ssadg.
ia orange, scpi as,h, Rev. frrksl cufn,r, ased'5
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

WE oTo receiving thus wcek auoitef ut of BROWN
w SUGARS AID thfy aic dec led', ctrsp by Che hbl
or les. STDRBS hANGbON.
Oct ~, l-5l. l0d
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
JOEL ALLEN BARBER,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
General Land Agent.

Lancaster Grant County, Wisconsin,.
VIII attend promptly 10 any business entrusted him ia
he Inc 81 his protection Also toe location 81 sale Of
Bounty land Waunt, The sale nf auts and
Hon. Stenhea Royce. Of VI.
Hon Samuel Preu,--, Judge u. ;. Di.L Court, VI
George X. Ptti, E.q. Burlington, W,
Dewitt &. Clask, E.q. -
Mouirleus & Fuller Mereh'., Philadelphia, Pa.
& }. y. seymour Co. Mereh's, N. Y.
Marsh q Compton, -
Henry sheldon & 30. 22ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
Thomas u. Downcr.s E.tntc.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by the onofa-
hle Probate Couu Tor the distuc, Of Warrington,
commissioners 10 receive, eNrune and adjust vi cnim
mud demands o Ill persons against the II OMAS
w. DONNLR liie OF NaiefuUry, 10 said district, d.
cd represented nsuvent, and tho Of months from
the ION Guy OF October, r5l allowed by said Count the
creditors OF said deceased exhibit and prove
i've claims bctute usDo give notice that will attend to
the do les Of appointment The dwelling house Of wild.
ow Cfhsr Smh,'n NHtefbuty,in SAID District the third
Tuesday Of December ant March neat tea O'Clock iofe.
noOn on each OF said dn,s.
J. :. nEMMON,
TH AnnEUs CLOUGn, Comm'.s.
WILLIAM MOODY,
WATERBURY, October 21th, A d 1851 40 3w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
NEW DE IAINS.
MORE SUGARS.

pms nay received more than Ooz,u NEW RICH
PATTERNS. sioKEs q LANGnuN.
Octulrr.a lai
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23

SCOTT FIELD ore constantly supplied with HARD
WAKE, DO 900 ts yNisues, Nhich ~iil be sold 10
ash l;d 43.w Oct l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-10-23
BOOVS n SIIOES

D200 PAIRS Mems AID BOYS thick and thin BOOTS
-cOo Al the Uash store, MAN street
LYMAN { KING.
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29
FROM SPAIN.


The Madrid papers come to US filled with notices
of the effect produced the Spanish capital by the
termination of the Cuban invasion. subscription
has been opened there in favor of the Spanish soldiers
wounded in defence of the colony. The HeyulRo of
the I'd instant, in long article expresses the warm
est gratitude to the British Minister, Lord Howden,
FOR honoling the list with his name, and the hand
some donation of five thousand reals His lordship
gave it in his character of soldier who formerly
served with the Spanish troops.
The royal decree of the LIST October ordans that the
body oil General Emma, who killed in Cuba, shall
at the public expense, be carried TO Spain for inter
men in his native city and that his widow, in addi
ton to thep pension to which she is entitled by rule as
the rect OF captain general shall receive an annual
pension of twenty thousand reals. A second degree
confers upon her the ribbon of the Royal Order of
M aria Louisa, free from all duties. By another decree
a credit oftiye million reals is accorded as supple.
ment TO the regular budget for arming the
of the peninsula and the colonies and the purchase OF
Paixhan guns. The Minister of Marine is in instructed
to purchase two steamers Of from hundred to
hundred and fifty horse power, for Cuban service
An order Of Queen Isabella addressed to he Captain
General of Cuba, is also published in the Gazette
highly commencing the troops, and thanking the in
habtnnts tor their bravery and loyal conduct during
| the invasion. The OF such as shall be deemed
most worthy ordered 10 be- sent Spain, that the
Queen may dispense suitable recompenses.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
9Th DISTRICT.

HANOVER.-Congtess; Caskie's majority l28;
Whites Richardson 1874
The majority for Caskie in Louisa is not yet ascer-
tanned Al the CouH House, MechanicsvlIle, Bells
Cross Roads and CARROTS, his aggregate majority is
81
Caskies ascertained maiortles are Chesterfield
457; Goochland 50; Powhaan 81; Hanover 1913; Hen
leo Z: Louisa 97-total 500. Deductng 399 the ma
jority for Bolts in Richmond Caskie's net majority
so far is 400, which will be increased by the full re-
turns from Louisa.
18TH DISTRICT.
Raymond lWhg) was elected in l949 by Go major
ity. He now loses POS in Ohio, 100 in Marsha II, e5 in
Brooke lat in Wetze IL in Hancock
LOUDOUN DISTRICT.
Strolher's majority in Culpeper is reported at % -
In Rappahannock, Strothers majority is 2S6 Green
Whfg1 Is elected over Morrison Democrat for The
House Of Delegates by majority OF II votes. The
majority for the Constitution near 500 Sirother's
majority ia probably from to hundred.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29
RAILROAD MEETING

At meeting Of the subscribers 10 the Railroad
Dinner to be given to the sockhoide and friends OF
the Richmond and Danviile Railroad, ia Danvllle on
the 18th of November next
On motion, DR.. Thos. ?. Atkinson uas called to
the chair, and w. T. Sulhern appointed secretary.
The following resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted:
Resolved, That on TIE day of the meeting of the
Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company IN this place. we will have an old fashioned
Virginia Barbecue, in the warehouse to which there
shall be invitation given TO all persons in this and
the surrounding sounes in Virginia ana North Caro-
lima who feel interested in the completion of our
Railroad
Resolved That r D Neal, W r Suherlin, w T
Law. G r Pace and C NJ Cosby be a committee with
full powerto make all necessary arrangements
iResolyed That Thos Atkinson, VIM Cfaghead,
Z Iatiaterro, WIN M Ireadway and Nathaniel I
Green, be committee of Invitation, with full power
to invite such persons they think proper speak
ers, as well az those mentioned in the first resolu-
ton.
Resolved, That these proceedings be published in
the Danyilie Register and copied by such papers
10 Virginia and North Carolina as are friendly TO our
Railroad.
The meeting then adjourned.
THOS. P. ATKINSON. Chm'n.
w. Il. SUTERLiE, Seey.
DanVille, Oct "a, 1851.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29
THE NEW CONSTITUTION

Louisa seems to be the only county thus far
heard from, in which the new constitution has
been voted against by majority. The returns
are very imperfect, but they sufficient to show
that, in Eastern Virginia scarcely less than the
West, an overwhelming majority have voted for
ratification.
What contrast is presented by the present
situation of our Commonwealth, and the stormy
Republic of France Here, revolution of
nearly the whole structure of government is ac-
complished by the peaceful process of voting
there, proposition for change disturbs all the
elements of society, and order is only preserved
by the terror of arms. Let us duly prize our
happy Institutions and cherish them as comforting
the greatest blessings which men can des ire on
earth
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29

OPENING A MoUND.-The worImen on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad opened an Indian mound on
Saturday, the 18th, on the farm of g. McMechen Esq
The mound was about seventy ket in diameter and
eleven feet high Nearly level with the surround
ing earth were found altar OF stone, evncing the
action of the fire of north of the altar the head
and body OF an Indian, extending west of north,
slight decnaIion from the head to the feet. This body
covered to the depth of foot or more with ashes
in hch the sat still manifest to the TASTE as we
are told The body was remarkably perfect and was
mostly preserved, Around this body twelve 9TH
Iecng. No articles OF art found except pol
shed stone tube, twelve inches in length Wheeling
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29

A private letter from the city of Mexico, dated the
18th ultimo, that up that time President Ars-
Ia had been unable form Cabinet on account of
the difficulty in obtaining suitable person to take
charge Of the Treasury Department. 1t is also stated
that there existed much dissatisfaction with the ad-
minstration of the Government and that many of the
people apprehended general revolution. Business
very dull
The mines of Pedragal which were recently pur-
chased by an American company, it is supposed will
turn cut to be very profitable. A quicksilver
mine has been discovered, the of which, it is said
has been ascertained to be of d superior quality.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29
LOSS OF TIE BARQUE CAzoNE.

We publish to-day, from the Liverpool Chronicle,
an account of the loss OF the barque Cazone, which
sailed from City Point about the 23th August
ast for Liverpool with argo consisting of $40 hhds
fine tobacco-shippsd from this city and Petersburg,
by the following gentlemen, VIZ: Messrs D Dunop
Petcrsburg James Scott, Richmond II B. Dickin-
son, de-; N. II. Thornton, do; w. II Beazlsy, Pc,
tersburg; Dih1e 81 Jones, Richmond VIM. Rulher-
toord, do; VIM Gray, do; Robert Gwathmey do
Ludlam Il Watson, d.. and Frederick Anderson
do
The vessel, 1t will be seen, was totally lost The
cargo, glad to learn, was amply covered by
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29
WING CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

A meeting ofthe Central Committee is requested at
the Powhatan House on Wednesday evening next, at
d o'clock, P. NJ
The following is a list Of the Committee:
CoMMTTTEE.-James Lyons, Sidney S Baxter, r T
Daniel, w II Mcfarland. L w Chamberlayne. Ho-
race l. Kent, Archibald Peasants, Fleming James, r
c Stan ard, Thomas Nelson, Henry l. Brooke, James
Winston, Thomas J Deane, Gustavus A Myers.
Sampson Jones, Joseph M Darlington, DR. Garnet
Alex Mosey, w c Darlington, o P Baldwin. ] T
Barnes, Pernard Peyton, II Cabe W Johnston
A ] Crane, Ro II Gallaher Jno Meredith.
By THE CHAIRMAN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29
CENER Al SCOTT


Major General Scott visited the fair Of the Mary
land Institute on Thursday evening, The President,
Joshua Vansant, Esq, welcomed hun, and concluded
with the following happily expressed sentiment, which
was drank in sparkling champagne
sour guests of the OCCASION and especially Gen.
Scott, who embalmed in the hearts of the natlon 10
always the nations guest"
To this the General briefly and eloquently respon-
ded, and concluded by offering this sentiment:
'rhe Mechanical and Industrial Arts--foster them
and our country will be independent OF the world
After this brief interchange of sentiment, the Gene
raj was escorted up through the Saoonto the rostrun
under the South gallery, the independent Greys Band
performing Hailo the Chief, whilst tue walls OF the
east hall resounded to the paudts of the thousands
who were packed as solid mass IN every part OF
the Saloon. The galleries crowded to their ut
most capacity chiefly by ladies', who waived thei,
handkerchefs in tokens of welcome; and we have
seldom witnessed more entertaining and exciting
scene.
On reaching the platform, the General was conduc-
ted to the rostrum, where he made short address
| answer to urgent calls of the audience. He alu-
ded to the building in which he stood, and paying
passing compliment to the industry and zeal of Baltl-
more mechanics, spoke of the many kind receptions
which in times gone by he had received from the hos
pable citizens OF the Monumental City He recoun-
ted the Kindness extended to hun here in 1914 when
suffering from wound received at the g. Battle OF
Lundy's Lanes" he was kindly furnished with house
and attendance by the authorities. lie also spoke Of
battles in Mexico, and paid high tribute to the
bravery of the Baltimore volunteers.
Ii Is almost needless to say that his address
we'll received. When he concluded, three hearty
cheers given him that made the building trem
| BILE. After passing through the machine room, the
General and other guests Withdrew, the band playlns
splendid style the Star Spangled Banner and othe
| tP AIR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29

VlHe Rdl1T0NN COmpu9y.
AT the fifth annual meeting of the Stockholders in
Odd Fellows Hall, in the town of Danville, on Wed
nesday last, the 22d of October
On motion OF DR.. William G. Craghead, DR.. Thos,
2. Atkinson was appointed Chairman, pro- tenn, and
on motion OF Whltmel ?. Tunstal Esq Benjamin
M. Jones appointed Secretary, pro. TEN.
On motion, Messrs, Nathaniel t. Green, George
Wilson and John w. Paxton were appointed com
mtes to ascertain the number Of votes present The
said committee reported thar there were two hundred
and twenty-seyen votes represented in person, and
one hundred and seventy four by proxy-making in
all 401.
The whole numbers of votes in the Company being
1865, and 2iS3 being bare msory, it was declared
by the chair that there was quorum present,
whereupon--
On motion of Whitme P. Tuastall, Esq.,, the meet
lug adjourned until Wednesday, the 18th of No
vember next. THOMAS p. ATKINSON,
Chairman, pro. tenn
+. M. JONES, Sec'y, pro. tenn.
D0MuiYc Ort q, 1881.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-29

The London Times is showing the helplessness Of
Spain to make upon the United States, and thinks
that Queen Isabel might we'll reserve her thunder
In comparing the American with the Spanish Navy, it
says:
'The Armada and its fate are fair sample of the
utmost Spancan effect in the of ma fal con
test Nor is the Military arm potent as at the era
when Spanish infantry was the dread ofEurope. The
home army, previous to the late expectation of troops
10 Cuba consisted OF about 100 900 men, and embo died
all manner of worthless stuff including the gen dar-
merle, or military police; and perhaps the calculation
would atter, were to sci down the actual ms airy
force OF The monarchy, at home and abroad, much
within the limit We have named for the domestic estab-
lishment Add to these considerations the fact that
Government bonds the capital stock of English
SPECTATORS and that the national obligations are so
onerous as to require the permission of the English
broker before declaration OF war can be issued and
we have several serious obstacles to hostilites."
In regard to English and French interference to aid
Spain, the Times thnks that each Government has
too much TO do and many interests at stake to en-
gage in any such quarrel.