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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-21
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
CORNER MAIN AND FIRST SITS.

GUNNER MAIN AND tIhST S1S.
|CHANKLIN & REILLY are now in receipt OF a yer,
- desirable stock OF Fancy and Stapss Dry Goods
which they offer TO :her customers and the public gen
emily ut very low prices. Their stock consists par
Of the following:
Black, brown and blue Cloths.
Black aud col0rod Doeskins and cassu.sres.
Silk, Satin and Wool Vestngs.
Back and coIored Sattines aud Ky. Jeans.
blankets. Flannels. Linse, and Tlckings.
All wool, plain ana fancy DE Lsines.
Half do DE LANES and De Bsgos.
Eiiglrh and French Merinos.
Hack and cold Alpacas and Persian Cloths.
Frenzy, English * American Pri Is Il Ginghams
Striped SLirtngs, Apron and Furniture Checks.
Plain and Emb'd Tibet Wool Shawls.
Bay State, SQua.e and Long do.
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Carpets. Floor aud Table Oil Cloths.
Irish Linen, Table ClotLs, Table Linen, Diapers,
&C., together with great variety Of Jsconet, Cambria
Swiss and Plaid Musiins, Jaconet and swiss Edgings
and lnsc rngs, Embroidered Collars and Sleeves aud
Chntxeucs, black and colored Silk Cravats Silk and
Linen Pocket handkerchief, Hosiery. Gloves. Vela
Ribbo-s black and coored plain and fancy Silks, Trim
mings, Notions, &c. 800 a.t
Please call In and examine our Goods before purchas
In selling At Wholesale and Rotail .slew
any houss in he citv. f. s. loetl2
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COOK,S FAMILY GKOCEhh.
rr,uR unde r.igned would respectfully announces y.
citizens Of Evansville, that he is now Dst q EEkY
THINc; CHOICE AND FRESH, In the line oil Fanny
Grocery. ...,.re received dG-
ring the pact year. confidently sdditionai Claims
INV sha re of the trade. as | now pre- M
and ,hal snare no efforts TO merritt. .,c,e. Of
am constantly receiving ell mo and shall keep
%,,d Il III times. rress Euer Choose Laid Hsg'
pnns,.S E,..h Meats. Dried and Picked Aeaa'
ALSO. a.
.o,,r,.,e assortment Of Dry Grceene' Q, o,es go
Teas Coffee. Sugars, MolA'ses our' reeo
&C, &c pxEr WAGON will dxliver all goods TO 'n'
MI ~ IN. nurcha.ers promptly upon tho receipt
their orders. CAN anu z. H. COOK.
i Opposite the Poet Once
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DEDSTRADS--Justr received and for sale low, IL
ID or highpost Bedsteads.
jan21 WOOLSEf NELSON.
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~0OD White Fish. BeefI cngues ard No; Saene''
i sl,ior ,sleey (Oe.,D Ihos.sAcasGeo
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vt Lofts, June % 1853.
Prof. wooo-Dear Sir: As about to prepare and
vcnd your recently discovered Hair Restorative and
you request my opinion Of IT, will state that my hair
few months since very gray, and after using
bottles Of your Hair Restorative 1t assumed its original
color. and since its application all dandruf has disap-
peared from my head, and have been troubled with no
disagrceabe itching Of the scalp. satisfied those
who IL will regret IL. gives the hair not only
il. original color but gives 1.-THE appearance Of having
been recently oiled. am prepared therefore,
mend its to all who DESTROYS Of having bcaut
full head ofhair. II. l.. STEWART.
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CLASS- wARE.-Just received and for sale auetio
VI and private sale lot Of Glassware:
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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TUsT received ., the corner Of Main and First sts
81 .hs and soo,sd cs sg Chain Cot
ouMnBRTs q 0oTTLE1B
. pv ,.cs;viu, At their WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A Closhng E:s.eli:s%1sn.. ,ane,,or quality and
READY Ma1E X q. mo.!
s Cloth Coats OF all sizes. superior black AND cS S.ss
French and English Cloth Dress Froek and sac. sna
.fe'or' "'';s k GsT'ss AND asiF|a ief
AZ Tho most beautiful patterns ever brought '" "'
fe'' SHIRTS, uNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
Gloves. guspenders, Collars, and eks'
,a rrr .,xR tkan srer sold in this market
e'evo'' '''' TRUNKS AMP vALisEs; - .,,,c,s.
CaIPe. nr Goods nil Of which will sell on tne
SfrsiSkt Line Pisn. as chcsp as the cheapest
Call and see for 'oa''eG;tUsMs BERTs & GoTTLEIB.
l. ~.,C c...d watches. also some very fine Rail
IXl road Watches in s"ve' O'''. c. A. BROWNS.
| 80 r.a.s Main st. opposite the Bank.
~,:11NC--A choice 10, Of fresh Herring red
per Fanny Fern, at the sign OF p me RIOS.
and for sale b! toct5)
i CHEESE AGENCY.
Il - Guy RALLY are agents for the sale OF .c
R..ery. Cheese, at Cincinnati prices loc~
-wvs. CO0Ds. HOSIERY AND NOTIONS
49, and compio,e stock Of DeLaine', foI,inss'
IL, pis;ds Meripos Alpacas; Men, Women ana .na =,
w. Hnsery Also Notions Of all kinds can ye c" r@
sePS .nM- :, -
81 ~On.n PENS.-Ihavea nne quality OF oc'a rcn r'
T vim single and double extension sasss, TscE
: low price. (octls) -
lTUHS'-is ho'"' - Il. GILBERT & CO..
Sycamore near Water
e FRESH LEMONS
i INST arrived and for sale by w. ~,
: net,Stf ON board O'Riley & Mitcheiis n." o'"'
N mn. SMILEY,
- a GRADUATE Of the University OF fennssvsn', =,
st A Tphs the most ancient Medical College IN IN
l. having had three years practice in several DO
Is E..t and SOUTH offers his Professional service
Physician and Surgeon, to the citizens OF his cs ~
ncighborhood. .,orx orM.rb
Depot opposite the Bank on Main street. loe'1
N COOKS FAMILY GROCERh.
We THE unde would respectfully announces ~
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SELLING OFF AT COST


y ENG DESTROYS Of going into other business Offer
- my entire stock Of Clothing and Gentemen's Fur
nshng Goods, at Cost. To any wishing To into
the Clothing business, offer drst rate opportunity 10
go into business already established. will rent the
House my wishing IT, and sell them the goods
great bargain. ard the accommodating terms.
Those persons indebted by note or book account
are hereby notified to call and make settlement imme
dately, must close up my business without loss
time. =. GUMBER1S.
novl6 II Water street, between Main and Sycamore.
WARMING.
LII persons hereby forbidden 20 trust on my
"A count yellow boy named Geo. Washington Ward,
who bound 10 me regular apprentice, he having
left without permission will pay debts Of
his contracting. (aovI5-3tc EMERY WILSON.
WALL PAPER HANGINGS!
CHEAPER THAN EVEK!!
TTNHE subscriber having very large and well selected
Il stock OF WALL PAPER and BORDERS Of every
variety, style and price, and the being far ad
vanced he will Offer them nj exceedingly low prices
They will be low that he will make the interest Of
the purchaser TO buy o. him.
He invites every one tn call. rs his styles are go
that no confident tn please the taste VI ALL
TPPAPER HANGING done with nestncss and dis
patch, and IL the lowest prices
JOHN c. rEvERKUX, JK.,
ocI Main street between First and Second sss.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE; 70, .,ov,

c,,.ra FOURTH fxARKrT) Aso wAts.i
cokSAN uAIS,) NASHVILLE, IA.
House n1: SssH =: % ;sd
imProvs%hsIns and commodous Boarding House in the
e in the S eiss .pSss Depot
The most ;,hn Ave minutes walk from Wster street,
Market anu Of business Regular Bosrders ana e
Trancient r1v ,Se ,est fare the Market affords.
Lodgings rer week, sssO Day-boarders sag Per week
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DERSONS indebted to the City Mills will call and set
III a Immediately and the business hereafter will be
CASH DOWN. (novisd&w) JN. LIS, Agt.
NEW CROP CORN BROoMs.-s5 doz Just reed,
IN for sale by s. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
novIJ Sye. near Water.
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NOTICE.
LII personsin to me- BY note or account will
"A please come forward and settle the same imned
atey and all persons having claims will please prcseut
them for settlement, visa .eave the city. Also
O0OOO0 feet Of assorted Lumber for sale close up
cheap for cash. octI5n JOHN GREEK.
IL PVok sbOte COPY month.
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lust RECEIVED aud for sale, large lot Of Iookin
u glass Plate. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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SOFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furnitur
~ rooms, eight nne Sofas.
jan27 wOOLSKY Il NELSON.
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rTNHE undersigned have opened a MEAT SHOP, OIL
l. Main street, three doors above Fourth st., wher
they will all times keep hand good supply Of
Meats Of all kinds. Ssusags and everything In thei
line Of business. The attention Of families is invited
meats. will endeavort &, keep the best quail
ties sell ut the lowest market price, and promptly de
liver meats ordered, to customers.
,HI FRANCIS G. ERD,
novl6-u A. SEELlNGER.
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TEN O'CLOCK LUNCH.
uvpr will be lunch set every morning n 10 cSiocs
I'm s,,,hsr notice at Schaerers Restaurat on Waie
Il WI =, insurxnce once. The public are invuto<
eel, me- !" f.rootSl H.SCHAEFFER.
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ELAXSEED, FEATHERS--The highest mar
.., us price PAIL 6 t.BsRf co.. enear Water.
U,1oOu OH. CLOTIs.-Just received az s, .ne
Evansville Carpet Store an assor,nh q, an, " hall
"" Twins COLBURN Il HERSBER6Ek.
l,-., First street. below Main.
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n. NILSSON

"ATER street Evansville Isdians. Auctiones
w ndCemmissioh Merchants, Manufactures Agen
Dealers In Dry Goods, Furniture Chairs Clocks, Looki
Giasses Picture Frames, Notions dc. Particular attic
ton given to all descriptions Of Goods Reg
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs hay, and Saturday. ga
advances made on Cousgnments.
aug 23ly WOOLSEY q NELSON.
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VIvcrSSEs, Iyp., June Is. 1853.
Prof o. J. woop-Dear Sir: As you are about man
ucture extensively and vend recently discovered
Hair Restorati,e will state, for whomsoever II may
concer n that have used and others That
several years been In the habit OF using other
Hair Rcsoratives and that find yours VASTLY superior
to any other know IL entirely cleanscs tn. head of
dnndrnG and with months proper will restore
any persons hair the original youthful color and
giving il healthy, so and glossy appearance and
this without dscolorng either the hands which apply
IL, dress which drops would, therefore, re-
commend its use To every DESTROYS Of having fine
color and to xture to hair. WILSON KING.
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STOLEN, s
,v,pURspiY night sorrc Horse star In iorneno rc
both hind feet white. He Is twelve year, or, from
Scn, Township, in this county. reasonable c" "'
will he given for the horse or thied nm ppowNING
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NOTICE hereby given, that election will be held
IN Mt tho Phoenix Engine House, Vine street,
urda. the 26th day of November less for the purpos<
of filling vacancy In the Office OF Councilman of the
Ward, occasoned BY the resignation Of Richard Ras gh
By order Of the Common Council. GEO. II. TODD,
novl4-td Iru City Clerk.
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d. woOLSEY.
AU CTION.
WOOI9EY 4 NElAON.

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ST TECSE
ENENEMENTs DE FRgDOURG.

Nous recesons les details circon stan.
ccs du ccup dc main tenta contrc Fri
bourg, ic % ayriI au u1aiis,.
Les pay>aus avaient lor,ne p'">icur-
COLONIES 4ul dcv"icnt, dc divert cote>.
peuetrcr dams Ia Vile, La ppincip"te. {;
ia iete dc i"quctlc marcI'aient Mn,
perricr, Carrard ct !e cure de Tony.
await passe la matt da 81 an % Prof.
ley. Lc 2ouvtincmett n'ava.t %ppr!>
par aucun tmi>saiIe la marche de, III
surg6s. lie az an matin, lis Sc sont pre-
sentes inopln6Incnt devant fribuUrg, iiu
cote d'Estavayer. Aucun corps de mi
lice n'etat sou> les armes. Les pnysAn,
immediatcinen sur le col.
lege, don't lis SC sont cmpares sans coup
terir.
En qucIqueS instants, I'alarme a etc
donn6e; Ia generate s'est fait entendre ,,
ct les autorltts ilibourgeoi>cs Sc sont
places a la tGte dcs gavdcs civiques pour
les conduirc I'a>s;.ut du college. ,s3i!ut
sur unc hauteur, Get etab!isscmeEt' est
DUN acces difficilc. On ny parvient que
par deuX escaiicrs ct une ruelic presque
C'est dams ce dedie que lie
capitaine l.anderset fait dresser dn
canon ct commcncer lie fen. !.anderset
est e beau frere du colonel Periier. Les
discordes civi'es aiIaienl metre ces dcux
nommes aux prises. Les paysans Sc
talent loges derriere les ienetrcs du COL
ege; mais au bout de dix minutes, ii
(lsiIlada des carabiniers, mieux nourrie
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Cornrilie tommencait des iors, CONNIE
disait Guiilaume d'Orange, a ioair de
la plus parfaite impopuiaritt. Cepen,
dant, pour ses conci!oycns, les bons ha-
bitants de Dordrecht, il n'etait pas en-
core un sceler;t a pendre, ct ceux-ci,
peu satisfaits de son republicanisme IN
peu trop pur, mais fers de sa valeur
personnelle, vo"Iurent bien lui offiir lc
vim de la vile quand il entra.
Apres ayoir remercie ses concitoyens,
Cornellc ALA yoir sa vieiIe maison pa
ternelle, ct erdonna quelqnes rdpara-
tons avant que madame de Witt, sa
femme, vint s'y installer avec ses en-
fans.
pnis. le Ruart SC dirigea yers Ia mai
son de son tiIieuI, qui seul peut-etre a
Dordrecht ignolait encore Ia presence
du Ruort dams sa vile natalie.
Autant Corneille de Witt await soule-
We de haines en- maniant ces graines
malfaisantes, qu'on appeIle les passions
poitiqnes, autant van Daerle await ii.
masse de sympathies en- negligeant COM
pletement e cutie de la politique, alb
SCRIBE quill etait dams la culture de ses
tuipes.
Aussi van Raerlc etait-iI cheri dc ses
domestiqucs ct dc ses onvriers; ;.ussl. ne
pouyait,il suppeser quill cxistat al mon-
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de un homme qui vouIut du NAL d un
auirc homme.
Ilt cependant, disons-,e a Ia honte de
fhumani,e, Cornelius van Baerle await,
sans lie sayo,r, un ennemi bien antrement
feroce, bien antrement, acharne, bien
antremcnt irreconciliabIe que jnsque-la
men ayaient compte lie Ruart ct son lie
re partni les orangistes les plus hostlles
cette admirable fraternite, qui, sans
nuage pendant la vie, deyait Sc prolon-
ger par le devouement au-dela de la
mort.
Au moment on Cornelius commence
de s'adonner aux tulipes, il y Jeta ses
revcnus de rannee ct les forlhs de son
pere. II await Dordrecht. ct demeu.
rant porte a porte avec lui, un bour-
geois nomme Isaac Boxtel, qni, depuis
Ie jour on il await atteint rage de con-
naissance, s,,ivait | c meme penchant, ct
Sc pamait au seul enonce du mot talban,
qui, aina que I'assnre le aoriste Jraneals,
c'est-a dire lhistorien le plus savant de
cette feur, est le premier mot qni, dams
dams la langue du Chingnlais, ait servi
designer ce chefd'euvre de la crea-
ton qn'on appele Ia tnllpe.
BoxteI n'avait pas le bonheur d'stre
richie CONNIE van Bacrle. II s'etait done
rand'peine, a force dc sonls, dc pa
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timent de sa cour, lequel, en- s'elevsnt,
ota environ un demi degre de chaieur,
ct, en- tchange, rendit un demi degre dc
froid au iatdin de BoxteI, sans conpter
qn'il coupa le vent, ct derangea tous les
calculs ct toute l'economie horticole dc
son voisln. I'll
Apres tout, ce, n'etat rien, que &C
maIhenr, aux ycux du voisinl Boxtel.
Van Bacrle n'etait qu'un peintre, c'est.
a-dire un espece de fon, qui esssic de
reproduirc sur la toile, en- les dehgurant,
les merveilles de la nature. lie peintrc
faisait clever son atelier dun etage pour
ayoir meilleur jour, c'etait son droit.
NJ. van Baerle etait peintre comme NJ.
Boxtel etait feuriste-tulipier;il voulait
du soIeil pour ses tabieaux, il en- prenait
un demi degre aux tulipes, de Nj. Box
tel. ....t. ..... zsa@.t@ .afpr r4s - sfef...a
LA loi etait pour NV an Baerle. Be-
ne sit. If s! #aa s t3 .slxoa
D'ailIeurs, Boxtel await decoayert que
trop de solci mutt Ia tulipe, ct que
eette fleur poussait mieux ct plus colo
rec ayec lc tiede soIeil du matih OH dT
soir qn'asee lie brilliant soleil de midi
+ II sui done presqle gre a Cornelius
VAN BaerIe de lui i,yoir hati uAn par;.s
rolo;t
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tience, fait dams Sa naison de Dordrecht
un lardin commode la culture, il await
nenage e terrain scion les prescriptions
voulueS, ct donne ces couches preci-
sement aufant de chaleur ct de frafcheur
que lie codex dcs jardiniers en- autorise-
4 la vingtieme partie dun degre
pres, Isaac Boxtel sasait la temperature
de ses chassis. /! savait le poids du vent,
ct le tamisait de facon quill Paccommo>
DAFT au enhancement des tiges de ses
tieurs. Aussi, ses prodnits commencement
a plaire. Enfin, Boxtel await lance dams
le monde des Limee ct des Tournefort
unc tulipe de son nom. Cette tulipe
await fait son chemin, await trayerse Ia
France, etmt entree en- Espagne, await
penetre jusqu'en Portugal, ct lie roi don
Alphonse vi, qui, chase de Lisbonne,
s'etait retire dams Tie de Terceire. OH
il samusait, non pas CONNIE le grand
Conde, a arroser des eilIets, mais. a cul-
liver des tu'ipes, await dit Pas NAL,
EN- regardant la susdite Boxtel.
Tout.a-coup, la suite de tontes les
etudcs auxquclles il s'etait Iiyre, la pas
sion de la tuIipe ayant envahi Cornelius
van BaerIe, ee!ui-ci modiha sa maison
de Dordrecht, qui, ainsl que nous Pa
yons dit, etait yoislne dc cclIe de Box
tel, ct fit clever Dun ttage certain ba-
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% II. PErIN. .--No,, Ii>ons dams '.4belHp j..
Nj. Pelin nous prize q 'annoncer ;nA
habitauts de IA canpagne uni df>ir"nt
;ssi>ter asa, grulde elcspe'icne. gh II "a
iixera'l' l'tpoquc dams tc colra't &c !" Sc
maine prochainr. Ceux done 4ii ont
ain,ention de se rendrca ii la NonvciIc-
Orleans pour etre pre>ens ii i'">c':nsi"n
srfont hye.ti> d'avanrr. lie >Hvnnt aero
laHtc est fort rectilisai.Sani des cnrou-
r',gemenls ct des ,emoignage< dc sym
Fathe gu'il ,ccoittous ir>Jonrs dcs pa
4oisscs de l'iulericur.
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|
lie commerce cspagnol dams les ports des
Eta's- Unjs. II scrait hien plus simple
d'engagcr ie gouvcrnement espagno' "a
uodil'er les lois qui ont porte |c Con-
gre, a adopter celIe don't Sc plant e
| Dioyio. La !ih6ra!t6 de notrc IegisIatu-
re commercIalc est tvop connue pour
! cue nous ayoms besoin de la deteudre :;
n'al8 cette iibernIitG, surtout quand les
FhpTtsall!es ne peuvent nu!re Hu con-
sommateur ameIicain. doit cesser Ia on,
en- rctour. el!e tie reucontre cue l'iiIl-
beralite des lois etrangeres.
Sill faut en- juger par lie Iangage dr
meme journal, &C u'cst peu'-etre pas
san, rnison qu'on IA parIo Intelligence
particulleTc cutre Santa Auna ct sr
gouvcrncment cspagnol. En tnnouGant
d'> nonvcIIcs rcCueS tu Mexiqne, Ic 9,
par Ee vaqc"r "igais, lc Di0rio dit Que
Ec general Santa Anna Gtnbiit un <y>le~
nae de g0uN"incmeEt " Qn! dcs ten
dances na''l!c>tes, ct pour bet uuc forte
organisation nntionaie." Dams son nu-
Nero du .3. il VA Plus lon encore; il
pi:ric de> = !crventes sympathies que hi
Inspire Er go"vcrnemcnt ttabji reccm-
mr!it i ncxico-syn1patt!icS gG'i! es-
>;'ierait cn vain 3e d@guser, ct qui sont
t"Iies, d!t-it. GU e!'cs lie porte a cutrcir-
Dire la nentraIIfe qu'Ii s'cst tou|ours Clit
unc Ioi dc gHrdcr relativcmcnt a Fad
ni>tra'iou in;6ticure dcs nations ttrnn-
ge'c,."
81 Ton Sc rappeiIe Ia stveritt des lois /
""xqueIIes i, pres>c est sonmise dams
i'IIc &c Cutie, 1t ii Ion fait attention
q:Ie Ic Diaf!o de Ia .IoriaQ cst l'organe
"iiicle! du gonV4rnesnent colonial, on
comp'endrt I'importance ct la porl6e
de &c i"ngage. II paraIt qua la Havane
Oh IA considerations mt change d'opi-
ulon sur e compte de santa Anna de-
po!s !cXptJit;ou ia general Daradas a
Iasnpico. Il >crait vrancnt curieux de
c. U'ra'cr !c l"ngage des jonrnaux eff
cit Is Dc 1913 "vec ceIui dcs journaux
Il" 1888 sur &c pcr>oHnage ctlebrc.
Mti- :; !e, atta4urs aont il eta;t alors
ict de Ia part dc la prc>>e havanaisc
oo"r oroir df.Jtrno~ son l,oJs, ttaicut lon,
iec>. II e$t-on pas en Croft Zen concIure
que lcs 6ogc> qn'on in: dtcernc aujour.
i'hui sort mo;l, es par use cond dnilc tou.
Ic contInlre De sa part : 1T de tait, les
variations de la couduitc du htios de
San Yncinto ct de Bueua Vista cxpIi-
lnent ftciIcment &c arrangement de
iont de Ia piesse havanaise IA son esard.
sn'y at il &c conmun, par excmp1e, ;
'nt'e Santa Anna partant de Vera ,
Irnz a la tete d'une afmee republicans |
Nc pour Hllcr Ienyerser l'empereur ltur- I
,ide Il Mexico, ct Santa Anna jouant |
II Napoleon-l Petit en- 1853, ct rAvant t
{ etah!isscncHt de lcmptre nexca,u?
i'aIIiance politiquc de I'Espagne ct
"a E;eXiqu" il anrai! d'ail!eurs rien din ,
!hetant pour notre pays, dut meme la ,
o'me mol,arc'ique else 'etab'ie chez
cite derniere nation; mai, les indtces :
e &C lait mdrIcnt d'atre >gnaIec>, car !
Hes c&igcnt III redoubicmc.It d'activi- i,
de Ia part des representanls dc i'U- !
ion Il Mexico ct a Madrid.