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OUR DIFFICULTIES WITH SPAIN.

/ AT the regular monthly meeting Of the Young Mems
Democratic Republican Committee Of New York held Al
Tammany Hall Tuesday evening last the following
resolutions unanimously adopted
"Resorea That heartily with the democratic
associations Of this city and State in the expression which
they have universally given Of the general sentiment Of the
party relations with SPAIN and congratulate them
upon the truly naoaa and characteristics stand which they
have so promptly taken.
Rssossd That the government Of the nited States Ia
the conduct Of its relationships to the Spanish
long suffering manifested BY under
circumstances Of aggravated wrong insuhas given
sufficient evidence Of the high value attached
stpu4tions desire to live peace with all nations
and Of the good faith which has marked and governed all
actions a people.
United States having failed awaken in the Spanish gov
those reciprocal sentiments Of aity and Justice
which ought 20 the intercourse and control the rea
tonships Of protesting be bound each
other by the ties Of mutual respect and Friendship
which il had right to expect the Off
TO maintain those ties unbroken between further
bearance upon part has be national virtue
and the character rights and dignity the United States
must be indicated at all hazards by democratic admins
tration Honor requires IT, justice pleads Tor it, the people
demand il.
Resolesd That late developments OF the policy OF the
holy alliance OF the monarchica powers OF
rope longer permit doubt they
sued with regard to this question: and that their upjusa
BILE interposdon persisted in, between Spain and the
United States by the and assistance of
and rupture between Spain and the States
OF probably hostile naval force upon coasby their
interference between struggling aud oppressed people and
their oppressor crush the one and lend new means 81
cruelty and oppression the oheraords additional and
urgent for speedy enforcement BY the United
Of the questions at issue between the government Spain
and our own.
Resored That the manifest inequality between the pro-
tecor aud the protected has produced the indicated
by the Secretary of State in his despatch
Madrid, and deprived Spain, relatively the States
OF the actual sovereignty OF the island of Cuba and
those powers continue their proectora the treaty spua
tons between Spain and the United States upon the
condition Of the absolute sovereignty OF latter are
cesary vodabe at the option Of the high
ing power.
Resolved That such conclusion inevitably results from
the application of the Monroe doctrine these questions
and that the time has when doctrine of non
interference in the affairs Of this continent foreign and
monarchica governments be enforced by something
earnest than diplomacy and tangible than
Rsolred That carry out this doctrine and at
speedy solution of questions the settlement of which
senta to the integrity and permanence of cherished
Union earnestly recommend to the President of the
United States the adoption of suited by Just
boness to the solemn national emergency which demands
them"
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HON. THOMAS IL. BAYLY.

correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer furnishes
outline of speech recently delivered by Hon T. H. Bayy
According TO this report Judge b. thus defines his position
in regard the political issues before the people
Virginia.
He commenced by saying that he regarded the subject
foreign relations at this time decidedly the
subject connected with political condition this
he declared himself conservative In connection with the
public lands he said that he regarded the the
trustee dispose Of them for the benefit Of whole
try He opposed the publication of the Osend correspond
He said do not belong to any society any
kndam opposed to prescribing any of his
religious vewsdo not favor political socetiesam
in favor Of udicous alteration of the
opposed to the appointment of born citizens
resentaves to ether nations fan old opnion) preferng
natveborn citizens to act in this capacydsapproved
the appointment Of Soue and Belmont and opposed
the immigration to this country Of foreign paupes
nai but had objection to the immigration hher Of
egner Of honest and good habits He did not regard the
gubernaoria election having anything do with con-
gressona for personal he would not vote
for Mr. Wise would for the nothing candi-
dates and firm, decided and staunch State
publican democrat and, SUCH presented himself before
his constituents for reelection"
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during the year 1854 and the changes In the House 81
Commons amounted 81, about "a per cent on the
number Of members.
THs SLAVE CsscssaF1 ssrTrEDA despatch frosn
Cincinnati says
sne was Immediately delivered 10 her guardian. The
missioner decided that having been brought here BY her
owner she came under the operation OF the Ohio law
~as not therefore, fugitive from slavery"
THE FAILURE PAeE BacoSs--The house Of Messrs
Page Bacon, Of 81 Louis publish card stating their de
termination 70 close their doors bus assuring their friends
that assets largely exceeding their liabilities but
nediatey available win be applied faithfully 10 the pay
ment Of their obligations
TRASsAr-ASric rKlseRArs--We learn from Halifax tia,
company have obtained charter from the provincial
legislature OF Nova Scotia facilitate the construction a
transatlantic telegraph designed to connect the Nova
Scotia lines with Ireland Capital has been already sub
seribed sufficient 10 insure the completion Of this gigantic
enterprise This company connected with tho
Newfoundland Company.
ANKScAS SURGEONS N rm RUSSIAN aaxY.--The Berlin
correspondent Of the New York Journal Of Commerce
writes
few days since with his diploma a graduate OF the
Crosby-street Medical College IL his iniention to
proceed 10 ST Peierburgh and there offer his services
surgeon In the Russian army Bat ON learning from the
legation here that such would not be necessary
he presented his credentials the military representative
Of the Emperor and Immediately accepted and OF
the afternoon for the Crimes His expenses OF avel
20 be paid 10 and from the place OF his destination and
moderate compensation is to be made for his services.
lie appeared be Influenced by special sympathy with
Russia but only with the desire TO improve himself his
profession. From all accounts of the lack OF surgeons in
The Russian army he win soon enjoy extended practice
At Sebastopoln
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THE CINCINNATI ELECTION.

The Cincinnati Gazette, tknow-nothing of Wednesday
last says
We believe that examination of the viii show
that provision has been made for the cleo
ton of mayor and other city officers where
exists such exists in this city, growing Of the de-
strucon Of the ballot boxes the Eleventh and Twelfth
wards The votes in those wards be counted
they have been destroyed If they could be- the
chances that Mr. Faran would be declared elected
doubtful whether any else would be- We are certain
that the American ticket would choose accept
Office which he did receive fair majority of the
of his feowctzens. The city council believe are
decide who chosen, and their decision must be based
upon the number of votes cast returned to them from
different wards We hope that mode may be adopted
by which election will be held and people of Gin
cnnsti have another opportunity of passing upon
ton"
The same paper INDUCES in the following nerrogatve
speculations the defeat of its party;
ssWhy is this? Why has the American party suffer ed
this paralysis Why has it dwared pigmy in few
months in this great city ?"
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Treasury Department.


NOTICE hereby gwen United
~ states described n the oowng notice OF January thar
Tor The purpose q completing purchase Of
named Tits department WIZ
o said lhe NJ prupused
yo ohanedsay -e9s3 O5, II said stocks offered
ceived here pror 20 Tie first day Of June
TEsssuRy DsrAarsFNr,
January 3 ls55,
Nouce hetut, holders ioslow
% United prepared
base, between the date bercoi the lot day
March those ocks
st9o,00o, ~ the and the hereinafter
toned, 10 wis
In OF within
preference will be the order OF which said
be offered. The duty assigned usilrd
states by the psries who thereof
De transmitted 60 this Department. The racrit whereof
viii be paid compounded OF the following
y premium the Of the authorized
Juy 1885, eieemahe November Ia 1885, OF "a
stock oftbc loan authorized ny 1872 ede~mahie 3i
cember, lr62 OF 10
by the OF s4 and ts4s and eeenbc the t
December 1882 te 3Osh 1859
deemahe the 2ist December 1854 called Texan
indemnity y per cent.
8 Interest
1856 the Treasury,
allowance or the reach The
in addition.
the United Boston, New YORK;
Philadelphia, the parties direct.
But certidcais will be entitled the benefit 81 this
which shall actually received nj tbs Treasury before the
~ JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mar6-drJuneiif tln,. and s,ar.l
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thoaA~ads Of nss from thu OF war be entitled 10
100 acres of land X makes difference between the 40
who pefhsd hts life In the harbor Of TrpoI ~
gades OF Florida and the sho WAS at the saue time
cruising ~ some distant waters guxtered
where no hostile foot could tread service is the army
nay cn was nteaced By Congress, IL sLsud have omitted
the w"fo 90 any ef ns rar Bat, by using these words
10 evident that actual service In such
eatsils any one % land therefore 81 opinion
person can Dc beneficiary undcr the section Of the
Of March 1856 who has not performed fourteen dsys
vice o. rae 'ea n a. in which he shall claim 10 have
served T.. r. WALDO
Comnissionor
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From the Chicago Times, March 80.
ANOTHER SPANISH OUTRAGE.

BY the arrival of the Crescent City New York
yesterday, have cath inst She brings in
egence that the American FL Dorado had again
been compelled to heaye TO off Cape Antony submit her
papers for examination We think the time has arrived
for the full settlement OF Spanish difficulties and a
settlement of them by the sword We think further tri-
fling would be criminal and receive further apology
would be accept insus We trust that the only ex-
PLANTATION that win be asked for this outrage win be BY
the blockade Of the port Of av4n and war not only Of
dress but of punishment We trust within the next
ortyeght hours have the pleasure of recording the
fact that Of this kind have been taken by the gen
eral government
The American people tired Of Spanish dupcity and
Spanish outrages upon American vessels and American
property in Cuba They expectand hope vain
that lesson Of practical diplomacy such was taught at
San Juan, win be administered at Havana. We know
that speak the sentiments Of the democracy of this State,
from the distinguished Of its leaders to ts humbest
member when say that Spain, and Spanish authority
III Cuba have FASTENED the day when the United States
should take Cuba and thus forever put end
on our commerce and national honor in that quarter
We 10 further and declare that speak the sentiments
the same men when say that that day is Let
Cuba be taken let Spanish dominion IL Il will be just
be extngushcd and let the American ensign float out
from every castle fertilization that island inviting ts
world peaceful commerce and giving that the
rights Of Of all will there End that security and
protection which Il TO found under other flag Let the
cruelty which has stained with blood the fertile soil Of that
beautiful isle be displaced and the strong yet gentle the
yet deaylovod authority Of the constitution given
10 his country BY Washington reign there Let Cuba
the bright gem Of the Antilles be taken from the blood
stained standard desposm and placed in the brilliant
folds Of nations flag there catch and reflect back
the dazzling rays OF constitutional freedom Let Cuba
take her step in that grand march towards the establish
ment Of an ocenn-bound republic
DKauH or THE OLDEST HHAmraSr.--The IEager.,own
Torch records the death Of Joseph Keenan, native OF
Scotland At the Washington county alms-housc aged
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NOTICE.

1, OWEN SON, Military and Naval Merchant Taors No
u Pennsyvsnia would respectfully call the attention
generally their stock Of sods
ius exhibition consisting
cloths vssngs together with fun assortment OF
sentlcmen's furnishing articles. as.
would remark that the selection wss made principally BY
the junior partner Of the hrm
NJ BThey q style Of gloves, ehng superior call
kid which they invite particular attention
washington, DC. April 6-3taw3w
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NJ arrEv 4 soorr. aaenens.r..

PLENDID CHINESE AND JAPANESE AND OTHER HOUSE,.
HOLD AND Mfoaas EtkNiIuRs ~ sJCli9N.-oa
sssidsaer O eas ssch, ~ unssa navy M
very sayesiot arntsaf,
sssHd'a ,ssAnese een'ge table ietasd wie pearl
% Jspassss laaiss' eaese, ssa writing sssA in.d
- ~its pear, go Japs0sse
DO chas.e wosk les and tsapoys, iaiaia w'h
10 cnies-s ehes. asa bssk samaoa asn aad beard
~ Nslnese pa.ntn2s 500 costumes
70 % pansh Ana tailst
~ Nv 49,. s"sa.As seds'sad' 'aa,d with ,vo3,
% $50 s. snss. q Japanese and chiasss
fine resswcaa oss esaas aaa ua.sss .oo "a. ,.A,.
fAd oa'nsse haa a"a ehsI 'A@Ps. sst siass cassds
fns ehaa, s..ss, e,eesssysars aaour ,,h A.. a..
cn.sess esssr,ssh Waite French sbias asnet ca ssd
Fiao sosas ssslsssae Fressh paie auo, and as.esr,
fins mofeea and esoea'sie ~inaow osns
Ftae walnut gothic. eAsos arm, aud e,hss eeais.
Pine caAhonea lounges and otoaas, whstnns nnd o.
Fins walnai chamber ses comprising go,le 6ea.,,.s a
o., sofa chair dssssias barsaa, aa4e-sop WASH
Fine set. pslstas LADIES' des
sins .,asd, P,leho glass sad ~ssis'aha
Fne iron ehss bossea iron se'ire a"d chairs, os
Fine apes,y, thsse.ply ingram stair earpsu and
Passage elco,A snd straw msuiss
Two Jars sasmeg., preserved IN their natural stase
aass'et eak Mdssra wine sisren years 10 wood, ious
yssrs ia the East ia.iies, aae
Snall lo aae Censtaueia
gsGisotalof, mahogany asaas and other isbles
eesins aud other Stoves sood assortment O. Ahcu
Terms uaasr $50 cash, so, days,
os notes ,stsotorily endorsed, esanss Interest
iasnass they ai,a. snthcr
ladies srasGsn q Ilsssnaa csaresa sna wassas.Sr
and Tho paee asa themselves
Marcia si-eodads Aaeueasss.
P.sThs pabe respectfully asi,ea 10 cali on The Saturday
previous 70 sale, aud eSasoias the furniture, CAS-.
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THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

ne New Haven Register Of Wednesday last says;
There viii be in the house a majority Of member who
now orhave been within the past year knows az demo-
ae' We shall how many, and who Of them will
20 over the DAM and stafy themselves bv voting for
Maor an inve'srste opponent and against Ingha true
and tried democrat That will be the test
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--Unsh Forrest, Rock
vile, Maryland, will cams the OF claims and
Washington Communications
him eer Rockville No aa north will be
promptly attended u.
| I'D y
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ny ). Q. ac0UIRE. Aueuenssr.

ny q. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.
CxcsLLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
By order Of s q M1 .s
Dement,, ID between and streets north, Snesr Trim
- Excellent mahogany case piano forte
Mahogany hair spring sofa, psrlor chairs
Marble Top pier liable @:nss.a esss aS
Excellent French man,si time piece, sirandoles
Lot Of valuable books, engraving
Three ply pso and chamber carpets rug, oielo'
Dining and bre.kias, tables
Oak dining chairs, round table
TabIe cutlery. China and glassware
Two solid walnu, French bsdsteads
Dressing sas pa saI seS. and ssss
Together general a.sortms, Of kitchen requisite.
Terms. $40 cash that credit OF three
months Tor satisfactorily endorsed sssTns
JAs @ mccUiRE'
Aprto AAfuonesr
viii eammsnce this day. LIST Of May, sel
Il cost many below frs, their entire stock Of
E@sslasIis. i,ss: ss ,., ,,s.aa sa,s,
Millinery goods, hosiery, gloves
worsted pefumery, dress trimmings
All u which viii Be- sold a great bargains cash only
April s-3t
EARIsA BOILERS. ali sinss fes ss s1,s ~
April4- Pennsylvania avenue.
cpHISa FasiaroSs---MRs. A. sPER received and
rs,ms as I, street, April a. d3
TWO DE AKrMESTs.-Ip department Of ''pafe linen
full and ample, proven
baly low prices, now
In mourning goods, thick and Thin iabrc'
ia The two classes rcods purchasers rely
they suited all LINES by cokns 'n.ash oar ssck we
procuring article that bears me sssmP
decided csch OF the above classes
supplies kinds Of dry goods adapted %" general amy
eonsumpthps constantly hand
three price. are invited cali and be convinced
that advantage 70 purchase where thsfs one
price only ....u.....
Articles pcss and far dsass may D. relied ON IN al
rnhha Dnv. liz
Ami, a-aioif Opgosse Censrs Market.
s,ELEeyr ADDrrAOxs.-w. add day ssecs-
y cartons barge robes In modern style.
avn -tth choice style iswss
hniisntss, Of the proper patterns
10 do style spring SILK.
~ caft0Ds spring nhands
100 piees- plaid and plain csmnrics. all Bsmbef.
do bar-g~ De isines, neat styles
70 do black peculiar glossy hnsh
A parxsos, assorted
every tending make sock so.' ho'sss
" assorted.
All p.r-ons NOT Judges goods economical 70 sshs
th.r pure hss~s Of ~e have bat price osly
Daily additions made stock
An RAJ III styies and prices seiic,tsd-
setting bills present Is rot srgee'es w
and s Sesiha msy o. rssa ." IN ~
rEkst ~ .....
ARA, a-.noof Opposite Centre Market
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Land Ones Re.igAafioA Charles 5. Frailsy esd. la.
resigned the chief clerkship Of the Land Office. His
cessor has not yet been announced
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BY TELEG II A PHI.
Rhode Lland Eke,aoa.

Rhode Island Election
PRoyOEscE, April 4We have all the State but three
towns The fusonists have carried all the but
far heard from, and undoubtedly Of those
Both the nothing candidates for Congress elected
The vote is light and nearly way.
For governor.-Providence coanty-Hoppin, (whig and
knownothingD $780, Potter ldem.) 1850; scattering
65 Newport Hoppin, LIS; Potter, ls7 scattering
Kent oppin lll5 Potter, l,43l Washngton-Hoppn,
l,703j Potter, ls5. Bristol Hoppn, Tl3 Potter los.
For lieutenant governorRose (know- nothing,) SITS
Reynolds (whig,) l,25s Littleheld, tdem.,) 2,27i.
For Congress Eastern distrctDurfee (know nothing
and whg) 5554 Davis (dem.) l,s66 scattering, lss.
Western district-Thurston, (know-nothing and dem
1859; scattering, sos
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HofYman's Resemble Cement.

Lawrence Cement
Company and has the unqualified appreciation Of The most emit
department
For sale
Office OF the company by
LA Front street, New York.
Mar 25--d2mif
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TAe WISCONSIN Legisiasure.

BUFFALO, April 4.-The wisconsin legislature has adj
journed sine de
Gov. Barstow has vetoed the prohibitory liquor law,
which passed subsequently to his first veto, and d
vested of the clauses which he had previously objected
The of the election for Judge Of the supreme
court in Wisconsin strongly indicate the choice of Judge
Cole.
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THE Cottage orCof Roberts, u.
Heights for anti the 5ih Of April II
ground, highly
stabics and oner honsrs perfect order L has
exhnu.nbe aud
respect conveniently and Renteey appointed Tor
For information apply at this Office.
Mar 3O--dtI5Ih
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1IENEHAI1 AGENCF "A WA5HEkfzTOV,-Tbe
once in ,hs CITY, street. sw doors IN front o. the Treas
Department. his claimants the
especially for revolutionary services and land bounes
and pensions under the OF Congress,
Having purchased the David
he has, perhaps The only index which made The
the hrsi a.aoss Office
Richmond He has also copons index To the In all
other public Offices In the Capitol Of Virginia These
acumuaons from oiber experience,
hope claim 10 him he viii
unable TO do II.
Sd March, 1865
who days,
charges wilt very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomnc Virginia.
James Lyons, EAU, Richmond. Virginia.
James e. Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensons Rchmsnd
@ yirrinsa
stafford n. Parker Richmond Virginia.
Hon. John -. resdcton, Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, %. c.
William j. Ward. eeg., Baltimore.
Lewis Timberake, esq. New York.
March 7-dGcpiy"
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS NV. A. sanford, m@rcbast
ree~vsd harssore and ~sf seieced
md as
Of which ~in
order and ashtopsae elegant
sss. d ne very lowest possible price, No s Prnnsyiysais
ss-nns, north side, three doors west u Thifa street
Mar s-2sv5~d
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oart. WAits, Of Me saip .yams, cAs.ton.

WIlarsoroS, On. CO. April 6.--Captan White, late Of
the ship James Cheston Of Batime abandoned sea-
rived safety but by what have not
tanned He says his vessel wrecked abandoned the
25h February but have learned the particulars Of
the disaster
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NEW YoaK, April 5.Cotton il unchanged, with mode
demand. Flour is upward but not quotably higher
good Ohio, 50 IS $40 Is southern is bcttsrsales at
50 so $40 rs. Wheat upward and rmsouthern white,
81 54 Corn downward and dull and prices quoted
nomnally mixed, 81 03. Pork trife higher
old mess, SIS co. Best upward and firm. Lard
changed. WhakeyOho is highersaes At "a IS cents.
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Flour is advancngsslea Of How
at 80 rs The receipts of grain pretty
large Wheat has advancedsaes of red at % 80 - 40
white 81 IS 81 ST. Germ has also adyanced-whe At
s21S s5 cents yellow at s6 81 cents. 0asales Of Fir
Qiuia at 81 q so cents.
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DrATH OF THE OLDEST NHABusNr.--The Hagerstown
Torch records the death Of Joseph Keenan, native OF
Scotland At the Washington county alms-house, aged
los years and ~ days.
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The .Sfsamship Raltin.
Markets.

New YoRK April 5.No tidings yet Of the Baltic,
fully due here She sailed from Liverpool the Gath ut