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Total. 5000

ColIoy Tie ssks we're i,nstcl 4. about 400 20 500
bales closing iscttiiy at The official weekly quota
annexed.
CosYTx were sslts OF coo bags OF Rio OF Zoe
lie, md 50 DO Iaguyara, 81 lpkc.
1NfISITs ---EDfes 10 European ports continued duh
with light sigagcmopts To fivrrron grain
-four Of consequence offering leo bales OF
pressed cotton taken ut ID, and tons Of bacon
10 Havie, cotton and bona ri &c. per ID. and
ashes at 80 IS Per barrel To California, rates At
about acc PR loot measurement, and 10 Australia at
about a5c per foot.
cSc 1ec with small lots OF 81 boc. per 100 ibs
fRoS.sootch pig continued 10 sell in loss, at Gal per
ton, ak mouths.
NAVAL sIoRss-srIits surpontRe dull q. 4.c. The
hast sales Of roam at 81 70 VI 30 per $40 ~ de
iveIed.
ons.--Vhac, sperm and cive UNCHANGED There
rather demand for Huseed. at Tee. 80c per
suon. Lard nlo III better request At Soc per gal
PRo,nsoSs--pork was quiet aud Iansuid There ere
5oo bills taken At sI2 for ieess anu $40 80 for pfai
per Dbl Some 10 GOO lbs extra cured shoulders changcf
hands al &c. per Id. Inc sales p lard amounted ~ LAO
bbis good 70 strictly prime AZ i8Lc. per 10 Iey
was quiet yet steady, salos having boon made g. l5c
bbls. al saturdays prices Butter and cheese
ALTERED.
R,cx-Sales Ok $50 tieroes we're maas at Sc rs ie
per a66 lbs.
suGAss.--As usual On the 6rss dsy OF the week the
market WAS inactive with light sales though prices
steady at the previous advance We noticed saes
OF ahont $50 hads Cuba part priat terms the
remainder at Sc about 100 10 New ORLEANS high
gfsets, at 6;,e~; 80 do Porto Hco at 5sc and 80
Texas on private terms
MISUNDERSTANDING was quiet at steady prices Sales
Of $50 bales Of sagua were aude private terms
WBlkkEy.-ihe days transactions Included $50 ib,t
Ohio and prison .. 81 SC 32c and ;b BIDS dru5se at
BIC. per gallon,
The following ,he receipts by canal at New York,
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The cattle in market t. day, ar ierton Tells US,
the most inferior that have been In market for long
time Prices however, fully up TO last weeks
Cows and calves le higher, and also sheep
and Ignbs. We revise figures TO correspondence
cattle, 10 $40 so; and calves SIS q $50 veal
calves Give weight 41sc. TIC. veal calves (exrs), 7c
sheep (on foot}, 81 ~; anos 81 30 Sc. At Brown
nqs .34 bee, 60 and calves and IS1 sheep
lambs The heoves sold At from 81 30 10 $40 Is, which
il about &c. advance last week Cows and calves
from SO ~ $50 with some 81 Ira high AZ 500 xT5
yeas sold at from 81 80 70 50 Is Ger h., i've weight
sheep brought from 81 70 to So 4 few extra brought
from IS $40. lambs, 81 Ga 10 IS so. At
Chamberlain's = Tiudson River Balls Headl - 900
beeves, 146 COWS and calves, 2&i y-nls 543 sheep
aud las lambs. he market Tor the better qualities Of
bee,ts quite sciive for inferior sorts dun Prices
hardly pto last weeks quotations. We qnotc at
from 81 so 10 80 per haBGred and calves sold
from S25 10 Sso vsas,41c to 7c sheep, So to 50 So
lambs 81 to -. These cattle quick Of sale, for
good qualities but tho poorer descriptions duh At
Morgan orsionr No sixth siTeet--oa sAlc las beef
cattle, TO and calves, and 80 vCais The market
here has ett qne animated All sale disposed
oithe bceyes ~ from ~ so 30 - the and calves
at IRON $40 $40; the yeais at from to 6hc ger
lb. decentralization
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EDUCATION.

ME De GRAND.Yaf'S BOARDING SCHOOL T02
III youpg gentlemen, hudson terrace, Hobokeu " H.,
~,ll ccpen on the Isl Of September. Crcolars aud
catalogues At the rst'tu'ioo, and at Sheppard Cls
400 Fulton sheet 4 speclai review snt comucrcsfa
- - noofc satFntN' pie seSr~ u ,igd.cs 70
,igise r. gfsssns.
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FURNITURE.

LSSANEIfgD COTTAGE ytENfTgRE
~ SrA,G, sls Broadway, s6cr for sale, at very 70
inced prices, heir ento and very exenaiye stock
sne mened eoare and otker furussufc 1.-THE hrsest In
The city, from which eyc-y variety 81 taste gre
aded. preparatory 70 . dissolution OF pArtncrshtp.
LsNAhIjitD NATURALIZATION OF TfUs FASH.
IL ioabe style Of furniture ere solicited 10 examsrs
the stock At the sacs and factory Of & H. wAE.
WICK, - White street. three doors vest " Broadway
y. B-~Ihe trsde and shippers supplied a, usual.
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T..al ass ss2 Sd ls2 600 SEQ $50 s7g sa Gee

fU>Hf ocz VI .V-,UUV w VVSfoFv 1ao,u00
Tho annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement Of she leading departments Of the banks Of
Mis- city FOR the week ending Saturday morning, August
& lR5A.-
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


inquired for at IS 90 for pearls and
S. s7L a % 95x for pots, per loo lbs
Recommendations moderately active The sales
emb, aceG 200 ibis inferior STATE at - 70 % 90;
common to choice do at So 10 81 mixed to fancy
Western at 81 IS 25 and other kinds at proporonats
pric+e; with zoo bbls common Canaaisn in bond, At
81 81 and 200 hbls Southern Of 81 Is 81 rs for old
Baltimore City Mills; ss SO 80 for mixed to good; ~
l2t 50 81 Il tor avorte, and 80 so $40 tor fancy
tnr DBL k,e -four meal were unchanged. rno
ope rations IN wheat, which continued In light supply
did exceed 5000 bushels Southern white, at 81 SA
and 100 Upper Lake red at 81 90. About 100 hushes
rye ob'aibed to-day ut 81 To- state and Western
oats less active 44c 41c. per bnshe Corn dc
Glued 20. &c. per brshe with sales OF 30 COO bushels
chiefly at t4c. ETC Cor un,onDd, and Csc Toe. for
Wettern mixed per busbel
CArTrI-Therc wei offered at Aiicr.on's Washington
drove yrrd 137 beef cattle; offered during the week.
1s54 We,uboln tho reforms the week In detail, TO-
es,her with the section Of country whence the supplies
came
BET Cattle Head
Hudson River Railroad. 25b
i,uJt
uArtm HaihoSd. :. %
Illinois, cara AMI foot. 40S
Ohio on foot ....'. Observation-Disclosures. f2S
on carr. SSI
New York STATE boats and ears. ............ 49s
Kentucky and foot Observation-Disclosures. 1l3
Hudson river boats. 40
Other Stock.
Harit NJ Railroad, and calves ............. 20
!" = veal calves Observation-Disclosures. Ig4
+" . sheep and lambs. ...............1 ,Al3
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Il ooYBISDFaS.--wAErED A r1RsT-2ATE SrAMPER.
ID To one Who Is accustomed TO mp books on an
Austin press good situation is offered Apply at lo2
william street. T. D. NICHOLS.
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TIVE FRENCH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES, AS RE-
quired for business and conversation, may DO tho
roughly learned in private lessons applying at ass
Broadway Broome street to the subscriber fsvo-
faby known in this city for number o. years past
his excellent mode OF teaching. T. fELIEiING.
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IvVERTREAEaTs 8RNHwRD sVBaY Bll

-
PERNONALs
INFORMATION WANIED-OF HENRY l. DIKEXAN,
i Who left New York Nay n, 1851, a. was supposed
survey ing expedition snce which time nothing has
been heard Of hin. ANY Information respecting him
will be thankfully received and literally rewarded by
addressing ncte to Mrs Dkemnn, 9SS Broadway, New
York California and Oregon papers please cspy.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF JOHN kcaAIE, BOY,
between II and yeas of age, who left hs father
house the morning Of the 18th Of July Any person
giving information concerning him win bs literally
ward. by his father, E d. GcHAle, No leo ThJmpson
street
ZANE MAJOR--IF JANE MAJOR WHO Is SUPPOSED
81 reading at farmers in Westchester county,
domestic servant will send her address to Mrs Rel,
lIs Madison street, New York, she viii hear Of her
sister VIVA is waiting 10 zee her.
NJ FREDERIC DELATENA, DE GRANyTLLARp, PRE-
wi /. fecture de Bnlle Canton de Fribourg Suisse
So famile arrive New York mois de Mars dernief.
est invite de s'adresser NJ Rosset, No 232 Wooster
street sui est charge do lu faire communication qu
nttresse do La part do beau frere H. Jean SoudAA
TINE TWO YOUNG LADIES WHO WERE KINDLY
l. furnished with green silk umbrella, on Tuesday
evening last In Waverlcy place. during the severe rain
informed that, not having returned 1t promised
the owner fearing they may suffer from the qdaims of
conscience hereby makes them present Of the article
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NyANADA-NEw hotel ST. LAWRENCE HALL
~ having been enlarged L. r opened,
Montreal, MAJ !, 1854 HOGAN b PENN.
DoRT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, SHREws-
bury, N. J-This sslubrious and beautifully located
retreat il open for he reception Of beardcr and
VIII be kept frst Glars house Foz shade ocstng,
drives IL Il unsurpAsscd, and accessihe 70 An mar
chants, being only two honIs sal from New York sJ
four trps DAILY Sundays included No fever and agas
or nacxquitoes~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

yy,LE OLD RANK COFFEE HOUSE RFyIyED--TT Is
j always pleasant TO meet /" old friends and q few
day since in rambling Broadway, came in contact
With former Acquaintance Tobias PeaIsatt Of the
old BsIk Coffee House, No II Pine street who invited
Cedar street where he l. head and
intepdlnt We found plea ant end well conducted
establishment as We have met with in native
city with the best Of Wines liquors aud segas At the
bar and esialles in profuson and Of most superior
quality in the restaurant. Mr.. g. K Beckman the gen
NemaDy proprietor, always be found " on hand,
ready to rpc.t the wants Of his numerous friends and
patrons Give him call, and we VIII youch for good
reception. A NEW YORKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

TINY BOAT ron ALBANY AND THE NrERME-
IL diste iandings.-fsre dollar. Meals served On
board. The vii known and fsvorite steamer GEORGE
WASHINGTON, Captain j. B. 0iel, win leave New Yofa
from foot OF jay street every Tuesday. Tnuray 81.
turday at o'clock a. NJ Returning, leave Albany every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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THE TRADES, &c.

4 PRACTICAL MACiiINISr, OF SOME YEAS EXPE
N Iiepce in engine and TOOL baidiDg, and GOOD
araug wishes situation foreman in raachn,
shop; uDeXeeptiousblc references given 10 ability, &c
Address 7. T., Herald office.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ID pressure steamer BUCKEYE STATE, viii leave
hufals for Chicago touching At Cleveland, Detroit,
ssehirsw, hspiton Islands, shebosen Mn~aukie, RA-
zinc, kenosha and Wankt gan, TUESDAY evening
gust ana every alternate Tuesday evening during
tie season Of navigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

T., ARpINER wANIED.--oNE COMPETENT TO TAKE
N charge Of Kitchen garden and greenhouse, ier
miles from the city Must come well recommended for
xiii aDd industry. Apply ut "a Bce1man street, seccot
door, from 10 u A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

YI,o sOUIHERNERs AND OrHFss-Toa SALE, 4
Il very fine bull terrier dog suitable Cor plant alton
yard cannot be matched In the country; he s vau
able TO any requiring a good watch DOG. Also a
very small black and tan English terrier deg For fall
particulars apply to JAMES ROBINSON, box TO- Herald
0ffse, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

DIIIIARD TABLES FOR ssIf-THE srP>s RIRyRs
ID are prepared to furnish gentlemen with superior
article suitable for public private use Mt shx. notice
with their patent vuicanized iodia rubbec cushions.
NRtoils, cloths feathers aad cues constantly
hand &c the old stana
GRIFFITH L DECKER, 90 Ann street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A USTRAIlA--TO MASONS, STONE CUTTERS, CAR
penters railroad contractors, and mechanics gene
rally Having just returned from Australia and intend
ing 70 return thithsr mcnedhtely am DESTROYS OF Civ
ing sill who wish better their condition. all necessary
information to wages, climate ard chances for the
l&bering have good reasons for sayn IL Is the
best pc that ever in for good steady mech
All who wish may call Al 257 Monroe strent
J, D. MORGAN.
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YTNO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS--A MARRIED ING
Il Ash lady, residing In pleasant and healthy part Of
the city, not above Thirty sixth street. block west
Of Broadway wisbes to take or three children 70
hoard and instruct In all the branches Of thorough
English education. Also, music, French and Gernass
Refers 10 families In which she has taught Address
Mrs Blank, Herald ofice
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nRuGGIST5 AND OTHERS ARE INVITED 10 EX-
IL anime and improved lever apparatus for In
ee'onst,in ing very simple its construction, and thu
most Perfect thing for tho purpose in For sais
with liberal discount 10 the trade, by
SAMI- G. BISHOP, ISL Broadway.
YTNIlE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF TIE NE.
chanics Institute viii be held at the lecture ROOM
No. Howery, this evening" at ~ O'Clock. The revised
viii be ,hon considered and acted upon. A fun and
punotusl attcndap the members will be especially
requested. by order OF the Institute.
JAMES HENRY, Actuary.
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LIQUORS, sc.


DrRE BRANDY. -oTARD, DUPUY co, OR
i Hennessys lsdo brady, rs FER gallon 81 per bot
All wines and spirits sell imported Orders by
rost Immediately executed receipt Of cash. ARTHU
KENDALL, No. William street, between Beaver and
ltsrl streets.
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D0ARD WANTED.--A YOUNG MAN WANTS A ROOM
I'D In private family, where there very few
boarder with breakfast and tea and dinner Sundays
between Canal and Heecksr streets and broadway
Terms must exceed s5 sic per month. Reference
furnished and monthly Address, stating
Der Of bosreers any w. H. box No $50 Herald Office
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VIZ ANIrD-A LIQUOR STORE IN RESPECTABLE
w neiyhhorhood- Address, stating PARTICULAR G.
B., Herald Office.
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INprCATi0S-TW0 LADIES, TEACHERS, RESIDING
~ Il; Treokl,p vish To receive into their ,am;ly n
children fIen two to ten years of age, who may thus
enjoy all the advantages Of instruction, with the
forts Ct home Terms per year from $40 to $l50. Re-
fersnces given Address Miss H. A., 254 Dean street,
BROOKLYN.
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DOARD wANTED.--1wo FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
ID partial board la . respectable family boarding
honse, for gentleman and his sster Location in New
York, about fifteen minutes walk from the City Hail.
Terms must be moderate. Address immediately Alfred
Herald Office.
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T,AsT HOReE FOR eAIk-A DARK BAY, lSk
equaNed endurance, kidd Imposition and without
huh ires Diss - ths rssA to IN ordinary road
wagon, 1t any s, without training In three nnstss,
IN sy minutes ana Ave seconds to road wagon weighing
moro than three hundred pounds without any prepare
wcA For gsnusmsns road horse csnnst be excsllsd
Wfl b sold = auction in front Of Conhsn CArs stable
Button ferry, Hrooklyn, On Tuesday, August 8, 1t II
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WANITD-A SMALL, NEAT COTTAGE WITH GAR
w dsp, in pleasant and healthy location, ~ gen
teel family distance from New York not to exceed forty
mics, the Harlem Hudson River Railroads Address
L. h. box $50 Herald office, ling terms and location.
N1ANTED TO PURCHASE OR HIRE-A HOUSE AND
w stable, ~,th grounds attached, not ten miles
from the city salt water preferred Address j. H.
b. boz 25s Post Office, giving precise location, dsscrp
iioR q beuse, and Aoninal price.
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II ORSES FOR SALE-TW0 HORSES; ONE GRAY
IL mare sixteen hands high, six years old, . free
and pleasant driver and Of great endurance the other
gray horse, sixteen and half hands high, seven years
old very pleasant and stylish driver, both very fine
family horses warranted sound and kind; also, first
tSo seated family wagon for sale low for want Of
To be at the lumber yard, 1873 Monroe street,
coIntr Of Montgomery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-08

TIMTRNIsHFD APARTMENTS wANTED-THREE
in genteel house. where there ID but family. Loca
ton between Sixth and Third and Tenth and Fiji
tenth streets. Please address, stating terms, K,
Herald Office.
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4 CAED TO TIE PUBIIC--WE, THE UNDERSIGNED,
having used Hunts Restorative Cordial for several
years deem due to the Of humanity to publicly
express confidence In this medicine important
remedy bowel plants which may lead to cholera
for which II Ia gepersy used, and has obtained high
reputation in part Of the city In addition TO the
above know ii to ba GOOD relieving and stIepgthea.
ing cordial fer partial illness general debility &s aud
therefore confidently recommend IL valuable family
medicine. Mr.. Hunts depot Is at b32 Hudson street
BROWN, the old Greenwich stage lroprictors.
BOUNTY LANDS 10 SAILORS ALL UNITED STATES
ID navy officers and sailors, &c who served acted
as soldiers shore, in California; and Mexico during
the<Ete in Mexico, entitled to bounty
lands, and CD sin the same by applying 70
EDWARD RISSFII,
Agsnt and 1atel purser U. s. Navy, 81 Wall street.
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DOARD IN PRIVATE FAMHY.-ONE ENTIRE
- floor, suitable for hrst class family. together
Of the bss in the city Inquire at So East Sixteenth
street, near Irving place. References given and re-
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TOR RlLE-A DARK CHESTNUT HORSE SEVEN
c ysasu old, fifteen hands high. He Is very fast, and
every WY dssrAble for the road ard being gentle and
hind suitable family ID sole for want Of
Can b at the corner Of r place and Court street.
Brooklyn. Apply ct No. 20 Dey street.
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ITO I.ET-THE FRONT BASEMENT WITH USE or
Il laundry the stcost DOT, with Joint use Of bath.
rson aud one roo on third Hoor in house la2 Barrow
street BETWEEN boecser and Bedford streets The houss
Ia new, with ell the modern improvements Rent 10 3
email family, without Children the rate Of $3.50 pss
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-21
READING BOOKS!

HAvE you them? They admirable books
attest warmly their singular fitness for the purposes of the
school room
They are in fact the carefully considered results of the
most ample experience in teaching, and accordingly
adapted admirably in every way to the powers
of the learner.
Here in the onset - dull arguments long drawn
ont" to prove that " the picture of cat is a cat
that the picture of horse is not horse that the
picture of is not cow" and other inorma ton
equally valuable and appropriate in school book for
child.
On the contrary, the child is assumed to have common
and to need instructions in what is useful and suit
ed to his He is not therefore puzzled the start
with long words and abstract definitions and wea out
with reading attempting to read, what is without ben.
Eft because above his capacity and without interest be
cause insuferably duh
In Sanders New Reading Books every step in the pro-
cess till the very last is plainly preparatory the next
The pupil pleasantly and protaby conducted through
lessons consisting OF two, three, syllable
in regular succession all containing full of
est moral and instructive. yet highly entertaining and
besides so arranged while merely teaching him
To Undue his mind with the wholesome thought and
devefope and strengthen his mental powers.
Teachers, examine them, and judge for yourselves.
The teachers throughout the Territory have
the above books for examination, by Hing on W. 8.
Combs the American House. who is only author.
lied agent for Minnesota.
lima
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DAILY PIONEER.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2l, 1854.
cQuisitiOlls..Cuba.
SAINT PAUL:

In 1903 the United States purchased Louis
lana for Sll 100000 in cash. and stipulated to
release France from obligations of as much
more. In 1919 Florida was purchased from
Spain for S5,000,000. Texas and the Next
can acquisitions cost US $35,OOO,OOO. These
sums. In the aggregate, are pretty large; but
we d" not suppose any one regrets that they
were paid. For the Louisiana territory alone
we might better have given one or two hun
dred millions than not to have obtained it.
California has paid for herself hundred times
over in the benefits her gold productions have
conferred upon the rest of mankind. Texas
and Florida are gems in the constellation of
States
All these acquisitions were made by the
Democratic party, in spite of the most invete-
rate opposition of its opponents-the federal
lists, wings, and abOlitionists- While the Dem
Ocratic policy has been liberal, enlightened
and expansive, that of the opposition, under
whatever name, has been contracted, short
sighted, and bigotcd- And the parallel has not
reached its end, and we doubt whether it ever
will. The acquisition of Cuba is opposed just
as Violently as have been all previous acquisi-
tons. Notwithstanding that the country has
again and again emphatically endorsed the
policy Of charging the area of freedom-not-
"ltuSIduuh1tS lHdI VI tilc IlutlOu DcIlU
confined to its original limits, it has become
great by reason of the acquisition Of territory
the same arguments are advanced, the same
objections are raised to the purchase of Cuba
that were advanced and raised to the purchase
of louisiana and Cuba is Of vastly more mo-
ment to US now than Louisiana was to us in
1903
But it is waste Of ink to discuss the poll
cy, the necessity of Cuban annexation The
popular sentiment ID favor of it in the North
as we'll as the South, is so strong that the adj
ADMINISTRATION cannot be embarrassed in purs,l-
Ing the line Of duty it has obviously marked
out for itself by any opposition that can be
induced. There is greater danger in another
quarter The two ardent friends of Cuba
the advcnturcrs, the fllibusters of the South
are far more to be dreaded than the abolition
lists of the Nerth- And We believe the admin
istration does dread them more-Detroit Free
Press