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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-26

At the Old Stand Of E. A. Ccns Co.. opposite the Rice
T. BRADLEY pese Te in Saddles Harness, Trunks and
saddery Hardware, Saddle skng, Harness and
s aan Tn
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
Leather Kip calf skins; French, German, Philadelphia
and Cincinnati Calf SKINS all kinds Of Ladies and
Goat sheep Bindings Boot Shoe Flndinss
all KINDS r0n zinc c saR RGaSsF TRIM TRIxMrNG
Executed at the shortest notice and in wOrkmanlikc
Country orders particularly attended to.
highest market price in Cash paid at all times for
mo15-tf INV '''' r.T BRADLEY.
HYMN BOOKS: HYMN BOOKs.!
HE Parish Psamody used in the LIST Presbyterian Church
Hymns in I'd Presbyterian ChuchRev.
J. G. RhieIdafer, Paul
The Psalmista, used in the Baptist Church:
Books, various styles Of binding, be had at
Wholesale and Retail, at VS. COMBS Franklin Bookstore
July17. Near American House.
GrS MTsic pHrG 2ss2nG H%H sAsH OF
/ Msiodeons~Prince Co.'s.
Guifdrs-Spansh, French and German.
T!nes-Gernan and French.
great variety of Sheet Music.
All re'I aa.ie sG rspr,
Sfrings-silk, and splendid
ticle, Italian and German,
Q" 0'"' anu Z. is CO.'S
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
Second hand Wagon to carry baggage to the boats.
n Inquire EATON & DENISON.
aug1-dtf. wnslow House
IA DIrrERENTstyles of GHNrs' CATERS. for Summer
4 wear,at MARvINs.
Third Street. Roberts June S-tf.
ADAMS L STEVENS,
Lac .ad General Agency Office, Warrington, d. C.
TIME undersigned boh late the Post Office Department.
formed copartneshp for the practice Of law and
the prosecution of claims before the Executive Departments
Congress.
every description requiring personal will
be promptly attended
who desire make
often obtain valuable information addressing
Having business connection with John p Shields, ESQ.,,
enterpng business and lawyer residence in ILL.,
nos locate lands, funds establish titles, and COL
eet claims with great advantage in that rich and rapidly I'M
proving section of country.
often due compensation and in acceun
their business promptly done by
Inventors and Patentees may address US upon any business
the Of Patent
''S"' ADAMS STEVENS,
Washington, d. C.
CORNELIUS ,. ADAMS,
JOSEPH T. sTEvEES.
Col. schouler, Henry Bennett,
the Boston Atlas. I" J. H. Boyd, sc
Edwin G. Bailey Boston p. o. eReuben Robe, &C
Hon. Jno T. Goodrich, Stock I" r. S. Martin,
bridge, Mass. Hon. WIN. Murray, New York.
S. d. HUBBARD late p. N. Gen. I" r. 4. Penton, I"
Nddletown, Conn. Z" Ex-iov. Jones, Tenn.
Hon. Ex-(sov. Baldwin, Conn. Sc VIM. Cullom,
Exgov. Bse Norwaik H. Jones, Esq. Cincinnati, o.
:" c. N. 1nsersoll, New Ha- Hon. J. G. Wright,
Conn. Vim. To- ascom. Ed. Columbus
Hon. Charles Chapman, Hart tohio) Journal.
fort, Conn. Geo. D. Prentice, Ed Of Louis
@ T. Shelton. IA Wall st. n. T. vile Journal.
Hon. Briggs, NJ City, Hon. c. 8. Norehead,
". H. Seward, n. F" Henry D. Moore, Phila.
Lorenzo Burrows, Albion, Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington,
New York. KY.
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-r.,vp =. JOHN RnYfE, aassaa L
~ mylS E so 3HDgsgs 90 ~ Murray H., 1sH.
~ ings, &c. A.W. KELLEY BRO, Is John st. Ny.
NILS y - - . ~ T--1>-'.CT - 49,
AwEE,sNcDs wo.la's Par premium DesaIIean eeleFy
y my sel, Broadway, corner White st.) y. r.
E'0wLERs WELLS, Phrenoiosists and pubhshefs,
mylo - .---- Clinton Hail. lsl Nassau q; N. x.
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, sTATIoNERY, COPING PRESSES,
RICH e LOUTREI
81 WILLIAM STREET, NEW York CITY
BUYERS will consult theirinterest by
ID stock which offer at the lowest possible prices.
Account Book Fdc0yy! Books made 70 pattern, PACED
printed heads in style required Also, large
hand suitable Banks Insurance and other companies Ner.
chants Courts &C., also in large quantities for the North
and South Trade.
Writing Papesi Cap, Letter, Ledger Papers,
the best mills in the United States Foreign Papers, Tssue
Drawing, Writing, Colored, &c. "a ts1f'fi4f sAH
NGft0ney! Fancy and Staple goods, most extensive and
complete assortment Envelopes, Cards, Inks Gold and
Pencils, Steel Pens, &c. .f7 Tl4- 40 -1r-.--a7
Doies for 1881 Time and Work Books Of U. s. Inter-
est Advance DISCOUNT Exchange and other useful
Printing cheap Cards. Bill Heads Lables Cheeks Law
Cases, Points, &c. l,s.l..f r-r. f'-.-o:s.'.-,
TYPOGRAPHY Engravng Bonds Stocks Certificates Bins
Of Exchange, Dies CUT Cards and Envelopes
best style.
Trade, Country Merchants ana Dealers supplied At
low prices, in quantities to suit buyers.
10 Orders by Mail executed with promptness.
: h.r. * RICH & LOUTREL, 81 wnliam-st., N. r,
myl6 Importing and Manufacturing Stationers-
= MEALIO,
HATrER' As BROADWAY, New YORK. $3.50 ~.
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J. s. HOLMES.
H. r. MILLER.


the weary traveller. t..
myl5-n J. 3. HOLMES.
III, II, MILLER,
Saddle, Trunk and MIinst., GdlenG, Ill.,,
every article in his line. His goods
n all manufactured Oak Tanned Leather, tanned in
cold mot stean and better AM more than
article sold in the city, that can be made from steam
tanned Leather. wishing good bargains
are requested to give him a call. my16-lys
GALENA CITY MARBLE MANDATORY.
NHE undersigned keeps constantly ON hand general
Dent Of Monuments, Tombsabs, Head Stones, etc which
years engaged city the business having
direct with celebrated Rutland Vermont,
enabled to sell cheap and give better satisfaction than
be given by those sending irresponsible agents from shops at
distance My arrangements such that can deliver my
work at the very door Of CUSTOMERS, when desed All
work contracted for by agents. filed strictly according
to The undersigned agent for the sale of French
Burr Mill StOnes Dutch Boiling Cloths NOyes Grst and Corn
Mills Mill Iron, Screen Wire, Plastei etc. Shop and Ware
myl6u +. L. ROSEBROUGH.
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
BUFFALO TYPE Observation-Disclosures in 1881.
HE subscribers having Agency of the above
Foundry are now ready furnish at the shortest notice.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, BORDERS, CUTS AND
PRINTING MATERIAL GENERALLY.
The Type manufactured this establishment are all OF the
latest and inferior in the United States
stock fonts, the following prices adding transportation
MGmpariei Genus
Mlnloh ............................40
Dre'ier. ..'............''''''''''al
bourgeois. ..'.'..... ..........'.'...'''''''S!
Long Primer -
small flca''''. ,.........'.'....'.'S
Pca.. 1900: .:......,...... .3o
sortmen OF Plain and Fancy bTpe Brass Rue Leads &c.
of the different kinds that I'LL orders without delay
Orders received for Presses Of the most celebrated manu-
facre in the country; also, Cases. Chases, Composing Sticks
and all articles used in the Business.
tred this Founi, believing that they will give perfect
satisfaction.
II. II. HoUGHroN co:
Galena. December o, 1858. my15:tf
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tn U.A"NER I

VERY fine assortment Of Lawyers Legal Stationary Just
n received by Express from New York. Among which
be found THE LAWYERS COMMON PLACE BOOK. A Supe-
riOr article Of LEGAL CAP LONG FOLD;
NOTARY WATERS, and in fact article of superior
quality the gentlemen the
Cash, at COMES Franklin BOOKSTORE
June %. Near American House.
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J. MCMAHON HOLLAND,
Attorney and Counsellor at Ldtc and Solicitor in Chdncey


Attorney and Counsellor at Ldtv and Solicitor in Chdncey
ShakOpee, Scott County, Minnesota.
MINNESOTA REFERENCE:
Gov. W. A. German,
J. Travis Rosscr, ESD, Sec'y Min. Ter,
Capt. j. II. Simpson, L. s. Top. Engineers. St. Paul.
A. j. Morgan, ESQ. Democrat Office,
ID. A. Robertson, ESD,
Hon. II. ii. Slbley, Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES:
Gov. f. Louis Lowe.
I. ii. VNeal, Esq. Secretary of State,
Judges Legrand, Of SAnnapois.
preme Court of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John V. l.. Nc Mahon, Esq, Baltimore, my15-tf
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INSVJR ANCE,

INSURANCE.
GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NETWORK.
TNRE Risks taken the Territory Minnesota,
Il of st. Paul. A. VANCE BROWN & Co., Agt's.
July 81. lS5i.-tf st. Paul papers copy.
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TO PHYSICIANS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES.g
VOUR particular attention is respectfully solicited. Havpd
employed in the manufacture Pure Chemicals
Retail Prescription business in the cities Philadelphia
Rio Janero, IS years, profess to understand thor
continue the Prescription
establishment whole and undivided
the BEST freshest and Chemicals
tracts the most celebrated English, FRENCH and American
Manufacturers, and in their CAREFUL and sku
pounding claim not be exceled. J. w. BOND.
Apothecary and Chemist. City Drug Store Saint
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III T. RKIN
Patent Worlds Fair Pre- n m Safe.

ENtcHt "OIIU dIT TTeIIIunI Sd1ce
NOR the last fourteen has been the
IL and mtring furnish public
best security Fire and Burglars
being rewarded in the large and increasing demand
sale his Safes, which stand
Medal awarded him the Worlds
1851, which be and compared with Medal
awarded him by the American Proof
Safe, the old established Depot,
streets, Green Block. ST. G. HERRING,
July 9. 1875, 1877 and 139 Water Street.
G. l.. Harmon & Co., Agent, Chicago, Illinois,
Williams, Honnel & Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Orders received by Marshall n Co., ST. Paul.
SPENCER, WILSON CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, BLINDS, SASH. &C.,
their Steam Mil, prepared to fill all orders
n line with promptness and dspach having hand
100000 feet of dry clear, welseasoned LUMBER including
quantity Flooring. Aso large quantity Doors,
Frames French Doors and Windows, sold
cheap for cash. my15-dtf
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NEW BOOkS.!!
T IFE and Sayings of Mrs PartingtOn.
IL Flush times of the Mississippi.
Russia as 1t Is.
Africa and the American Flag.
c. HAMILTON CO.,
June 29-tf. No. B. WnslOw House.
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Attorneys and Counseuors at Lar.
Office b. Co.'s Third street, Roberts
st. Paul, Minnesota.
VXIIL attend promptly and carefully professional business
w all Terrory
Debts business any will
the profession.
Money o in small sums good security.
R.. CHARLES E.. FLANDRAU
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CEvERAL Valuable Tracts of Land In the immediate neigh
- borhood Of st. Paul. Also number Of Lots
Also house and lot in the suburbs. This will
for third cash. and the balance IN three and six
A. P1ERSE
Cedar street, Episcopal Church.
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SN LING HOUSE,
Corner of Fort and Chestnut streets,
SAINT PAUL MINNESOTA,
JOHN BOWL MAN..
LATE OF WELLINGTON HOTEL, TORONTO, CAHADA WEST.
PROPRIETOR.
few regular monthly and Boarders be
dated cheap
n. B. splendid Ball Room in the Public
PARTIES and good stablng and sheds the premises.
aug5-y JOHN BOWMAN.
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OLIVER 8. LOCKE.

ID.
NEW Bordering and Window Curtains
N COMPS
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rencss.
( Hon. Henry Bennett, New York.
I" J. II. Boyd, "
ssReuben Robe, "
: &c +. s. Martin, &c
Hon. Vim. Murray, New York.
!. 6 r. Il. Penton, "
I" Ex-Gov. Jones, Tenn.
I" VIM. Cullom, "
u. II. Jones, Esq. Cincinnati, o.
VIM. J. Flagg, !"
: Hon. J. C. Wright, I"
Vim. r. Bascom, Ed. Columbus
= (Ohio) Journal.
Geo. D. Prentice, Ed. Of Louis
/. vile Journal.
Hon. G. 8. Norehead, KY.
{" Henry d. Moore, Phila.
/, Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington,
KY.
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BENToN's THIRTY YEARS IN THE SEN,rE-It
is said that the Appletons, who received the
copyright of this work, gave for it check for
the substantial sum of $4,000
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HENRY H. WALAEK,
VX7HOLESALE RETAIL Dealer in every description
w Furniture, Feathers, Mattresses, Beds and Bed
ding.
ALsO.-Pianno Fortes and Melodeons. 1853 Randolph
Street, Chicago. t .. zoos ....res
June 1O-1y.
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NEW ARRIVALS


TUST received a addition to nv stock Books
- stationery. Call and see. W. s. COMBS,
myl5-dtf Near American House.
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JUST RECEIVED!
800 More Copies Of
BONDS WORK ON MINNESOTA.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY SOLD OF
"MinnesOta and its Resources" in 1854.
WORK of 400 pages. handsomely bound Illustrated
N To which is added Campfire Sketches with map
of the Territory. By j. Wesley Bond
The Sixth Edition, enlarged and improved to the
Summer has been published New York,
still selling rapidly all over the Union.
For sale at BOND & KELLOGG'S
City Drug Store, st. Anthony-st., Upper st. Paul.
And all the Bookstores and otels and board
Upper Mississippi Steamboats,. aug5-y
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J. r.. J. NJ. r. MCCORMICK.
IRVINE, STONE MCCORMICK,
nEALERS in Real Estate, st. Anthony Street, near the
)wnslow House, will buy and Real Estate, locate Land
Warrants, taxes and attend particularly
conveyancing, and making pats township
Farming Lands, City and Town Property for sale.
st. Paul, Aug, %, 1854. aug30-tf
PROPERTY TO LEASE.
VALUABLE the Of the city to
lease favorable terms. Inquire at the ONCE Of
IRVINE, STOKE h MCCORMICK,
aug30-tf st. Anthony Street.
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1854. Union Of the 1854.
MISSISSIPPI AND ATLANTIC BY STEAM,

Executive Committee Of the Board Of Trustees, Oakland Gen. Co
ATTEsT-THOMAS POSfHR, ActuaEy.
IunaO
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Drs. BILLS & MOVES,
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. IS Fourth Street, ST. Louis, No., Lewis Grosh0n
Hat and Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
Rev. D. G.. Estes, Messrs R. II. Miller & Co.,
Mr. Jehn r. Hammond, ss Townsend, Robinson
Messrs. Z. A. & s. r. Fiey, & Co.
DIR. VanZandt.
Dentists orders promptly attended to. myl5;tf
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Progro>, rlN .SoDif', Nego'joiion-Ur,o
e.hq isplrt II iHairs

Progro' IF Mr. So"iJs Negotiajioa-T lro'-
e,ihg Apert IF ibair.
Tie Madrid core pondcut of the Lcudoa
Time writes under the date 20tE April. alct.
ter commenting uniayorably On Nr. Soulr.--
He says:
To the present time, the notes * hanged
between Mr. Souic and the Spanish govern
munt are five in number No Lv Nr ~rui-
-tatcS the complaint, and thrrrparation 20. f..
instructed to demand, requiring q positive
reply within ~ hours. No , From the
spanish government, declares lis inability To-
reply until information is rccc,yed from ca
ha. No 3-lFhr Times cali, itau.o.t iraic
and dis"oTt,u do. umunt from Mr.. Sou'o.
taxing the Spanish government with sa,l.irr
to postpone Il reply, and Affirming or rather
msluuatlne, that Spain had received d,-uat.h-
's nom Havana, but suppr, sscl them 30
from the Spanish government. was $50
strong that the scndprs thought itnot unlike
ly that Mr.. Suulc would demand hi, pass
ports. No. From Mr. ~oulc. wa. in mild
or terms, but the contents had not trrnsplr-
cd.
The letter to thc Time, goes ON TO be sr.
were on MIR Son'r, and profc-. : also to SAY
that SPaninr.Is look on the American claim.
a. ovcrhcarins au4 ,sorhitant.
On the Sth, Mr.. Suulc was present at a
dinner given by Lord lloHdrn, the British
Minister
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SCleNitiYp Indeed.


he statement that We made Immediately
alter The city election, that it was amusing
to see no" unanimously the wings voted for
Mayor Licking this year, considering how
ao'F t'I contested his election last year,
mas Sr'.'E ".@'"rn'd the HpN5''r'", and
."a's wat i." ""9 "'r'.s the editor has
''" lE'''n 'raSm''i''.'y, causing him, with
'.0g" ''". .'-.a.'' 10 s's the following a..
''T;
uGf 49, SA'.ls f.. ,Ao1tn tI4ro,ve th.m7'res
far rr,i,., sj.,,i. Il, 80 "'p ..f ~ ''"
Lmra,rg as lie above Ips,.5J ~ ba,r,,
| coul,stiug Nr. Iiichrir,'s election las, y,e,
large norton Of fine V-Ii.; y.tni In. j,,,.
while the Others divided dior votes nr,wrrn
the other tno candidates. Nr Ior,,yood
'ho is Wing, got large share of his sup.
IoI. IRON democrats tn' result was pretty
il Wax I.,wrcc III, r,-.,,, ~ p:,"' , rf ,
candidate irrespective of PARTY.
Te show ,h.t we l.ara-.... "a 80. blum
dcys as accused Of. and t,st il VA. demo.
cratic 7.ctory, and claimed as 81 n. Ne quot,
the following from the Pre- Tya,lrr Of last
May;
We arc not i.Alrhod BIZ the lib, # the
Ry1JI.c1n, at the c,os,ncs7 Of T., con! st
in tbs democratic city The effective. rslia-
BE strength oftnc democracy "a. We ar free
town, not awlit greater than is exhibited
by tie yotoo Of Nr. IIch'in-"
or course, an.r the election Vas over, the
wings being in the minority, would mnmit
to shield thcmacy.5 behind scmc sllu-fI;e
or other.
The Free Trader editors h.vo tried hard to
&C, up petty party excitement in our l'r''
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The Great Eclipse OF the sun,

On the goth Of this month, Nature win
display one Of the most .ublimc .pec;aclcs
ever placed upon her Programme We al.
lude to the great aHHDLar Eciiys, of the sun,
which, we have no doubt will cast every
thing else in the shade as long as i, lasts
flor full particulars, see Almanac)
As all will DO more or less desirous To OBJ
tain front seat, and good views during the
exhibition, we have concluded to offer to the
public the use Of the side walk in front Of
our store, for tho occasion, and also 10 fur
nish smoked glass to those who NAV desire
it--ALL FREE OF CHARGE. Persons wanting
anything IN orr line. can aldo be supplied
rom our store, on reasonable terms An
extra number Of polite and obiging clerks
Will he employed during the exhibition
sec our advertisements 10 another column.
OsMAy & WrIrMos.
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Agitation,

VI late years Agitation has become a
prominent word in our political vocabulary
IL Is used, in contrsdistinction to that calm.
candid and dispassonatc manner Of discuss.
ing \ subject of Importance from which alone
good can result, and 10 denote tina, vehemen,
denunciatory, vindcatc style of treating pub
TIC question now grown so common. The lat.
uuuc and freedom Of discussion which our
customs and laws allow, opens the whole Geld
without oven arcstraint, for rabid and i'm.
pefuous rcformcrs, deceived enthusiasts
ana false philanthropi-ts. if they wish to
avail themselves Of the Opportunity, to 20 to
any extreme which love, hatred or REVENGE
may dictate. There are many too who en-
pIoy this chance, yes there are now in the
United States, in tho nineteenth century.
thousands of exact, pcrsonilicstions of what
Peter the hormt was. The pool Of liz, i
muddy enough without being continually
stirred with the pole Of agitation. We have
no crusadcs to make. But steady. STRAIGHT.
forward and progressive course 4, rrrauo
IN the great race, OF nation. a-,s.-l,t,. ami
individual happiness. IL there ar. ,,r,or. f.,
our social condition, or in the institutions os
any portion ofthe country, it should 10 re.
Ma md o,r,a, '' '"'' alone IL the only rell''
b,stcnoh N '. remedy ana time cannot be
VOL - IN .a'c'ns should b. used only
,h . ah Wv p'o't'''n OF the preservation Of
c' ," Y'"s l'l"ir's '"''", SO should forced re-
,ha,, :, ~ 10" remedies % applied only
""Vn 1t Is o'ao'"tc'y demanded. But the
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Tbe-sloT movement Of the court Of Spain
n ticking measure. to render indemnity for
she insult offered 10 our country ~ Selling
the Black Warrior is naturally and very iust.
iy creating considerable Of an excitement at
Washington and elsewhere, Mr.. Slijcll Of
Louisiana, has determined to tain time BIZ
The iorelock by Offering resolution in the
Senate, requesting the committee on foreign
relations TO inquire intro the expedicncy of
authorizing the President at any future re-
cess Of Congress to suspend the nutrality
laws between Spain and the United States, if
10 shall dccmit advisable. The Senate agreed
10 this resolution, and should the final &C.
ton ofCongress conform 20 this, our govern.
mcnt will be prepared for any sudden omcr-
gency, that may be occasioned by our pre-
ent critical relations with Spain. But it
unnecessary and inexpedient at the present
time. 1t ia shutting the breeze Of war too
far in the distance. For some years past,
our country has been in something of ic-
verish state Of excitement, about the con-
ditiou and future prospects Of Cuba Her
commercial worth is not lost sight o
by our merchants. They covet the adj
vantages which the Island affords and with
liberal foreign policy on the part of Spain,
We might enjoy them to the fullest eX.
tent But an anglo.saXon and spaniard
carccly bave single sympathy, emotion or
desire in common. Especially have the Gu
bans a deep seated antipathy against Amer.
leans. They are daily insutcd in tho streets
Of Havana, and fla vessel is wrecked on
their shores, instead Of being assisted, they
ere often harrassed, even TO cruelty. They
have repeatedly usuted our country, by de-
tanning our citizens We have borne insults
ircm Cuba, which iiaoy strong power had
committed, would been considered a just
cause Of war; With these facts fresh in re.
collection oiour people, and with the present
sroag feeling in the south and our eastern
cities against Cuba, if the United States
oAou't throw open the doors TO individual
enterprise against that Island, by declaring
Ia. nutrality laws suspended, the Queen Of
the Anl.llas as has been truly said, would
not remain under Spanish rule two fmonihs
sub anact could nc; be justified, except up.
O. the most urgent demands Of necessity
lai even then an open declaration Of war
would he moro honorable. There ought to
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10y '', steam. r. george Ia" which arrived
10 ~" l"." 'm i",-lny morh.ng We have
SON. "'H.''"h3. news rom california, besides
l"'l previous 10y the Northern Light, 10y H.
'n i'id'y morning. Another disastrous vN.
p."Sna took pace ON board a steamboat %
san francisco bay, Just previous to the sail
WEoI the maii steamer on the 18th ut. ly
""''h 1t Is reported some thirty individuals
were deprived Of me, anu an equal number
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TIVE frss Of France. Or True
StOrir. from IsisfGrl,

Wchrc indebted to Mcssrs, Wan6r Boards
ley X Co., publishers Rochester y, J., for a
copy Of the above entitled work. II is writ
ten by Hugh De Normand,printcd and bound
in the nca,cst style, and contains steel en-
craving portrait Of Rev. Eca1yr Williams
the supposed Daurhn. The massacre of
ST. bartholomew and the revolution Of 1903
are the two cras treated ot--a portion of his.
tory remarkably interesting. The identity
of Mr. Williams and Louis XVII, the author
claims fully and fairly to discuss. From a
hasty pcrusal Of the work We should Judge,
that it has many moiis in style, pan and
arrangement 1t can lie had ., Cavalry
Drug store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-20

NAsurNGTos, May 10.
Adc7ia'ah rom Sow York say. that al
vices brought from Madrid by the Atlantic
indicate the entire r lection Of Mr. Soulc'sd,.
mnutr ou the Spanish Governments
The Havana correspondent of the y. o.
Pi#yunn stat, that several Army officers
were mt to the United states in'rhe -'ctm,r
Isabel. TO watch tue movement. o" our gov
crnm.nt in regard 10 iiIlihn.tri- llc also
stat That panic prevail, ttsrr I'm rotation
10 tH. decree ready to issue the momout Oh.
lu.l.l State, declare. war ahol..hug -'nv p
p, IN 'a. ..pL Many Gn.op au, were
aim. B. r.ur Hit. tU.r ru.H,-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-05-20

KASG CMrru Covur,--it is probable that
the session Of this Court commcncing ON
Monday last, viii hc one ol considerable
lcugth We learn tia, the new trial OF the
four la Sale nuI,ro 1, set down Tor the l.h
Mrr,av ~ the Tern. i"rHy' '',,-.-'