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Che b all 6eason.
Mem Civilizations.

HUGH MILLER's WORKS.
IL THE NEW VOLUME
THE TESTIMONY OF THE ROCKS;
THE BEARINGS OF a eESfooy oS THE TWO THE
With 1872 Illustrations.
IL G % A 1 sPsf
One volume ia GTSSSSfRSsTss. Cloth 81 o.
Lecture 1.-The Psychological History of Plants
Lecture 2-The Pas9nioosle1 History Of Anmal.
Lecture hs Two ke S ao.1 .., and theological
LeetSre -Besins Of Geology on the Two TheOlOge. Part
Lecture The Noa1hian DelGse. Part i.
Lecture e-The Noachian Deluse. Part III.
Lecture 9-The Discoverable and the Revealed.
Lecture l0-Geoos ~ II the Anti Geoogists.
Lecture ll-Recsa! Eo.. P Pl Of scS:nd Par,
New Editions Of the following Works by the author
ready and be had sets uniform size and bind
my Ny SCHOOLS AND SCHOLARSHIPS; Or, The sro-
MY EDUCATION With Portrait Of the Author, from
az T HHfH OLD is REB SANDSTONE e. NV wxs
OLD FIELD Illustrated with Plates aud Geological Sections
lI TIE fsoofsRSrs OF THE CREATOR O. IT,. As;
Memoir Of the Author, by Professor Louis Ass''I limo
FIJI FIRSF IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND AND ITS PEo-
PIE With Portrait, engraved from BOnner' Painting
FROM PROFESSOR LOUIS AeAssIz
THE geological work. of Hugh Miller have excited the great
interest not ony scientific men, but also among gen
Of Recommendation depth Of thought purity Of feeling
al
peculiar author
bnston OF Christian doctrines with pure scientific truths"
THE THOMAS CHALMERS, D. D., LII.
Since the death Of Sir Walter Scott he (Hagh Mer) is the
greatest Scotchmsn that is left"
FRoN SIR DAVID BREwsTER LII. D., '. Rs
Among the eminent students Of the structure of the earth
Nr Hugh Miller holds lofty place merely from the dscov
ery and undescbed organisms the Old Red Sand
but from the accuracy and beauty Of his descriptions the
purty and elegance bis positions and the high Of
phiosophy aud religion, which distinguishes al his writings
With the exception Of Burns the unedue4ted genius
which has Scotland during the last century has
displayed that mental refinement aud classical taste and
Intellectual energy which mark all the writings of author"
IRON THE WILLIAM HANNA. LII.
He succeeded in placing his the first rank Of British
and thinker. His works characterized by
union Of stc science classic dcou and enchanting de-
scpon which untreq seny into the oiiest vein OF
poetry"
FROM RoDEEIcK MURcHIsoN FRS
Sir Roderck MIchOn in his address % the Geological So
etty hailed the their science Of such writer
and said that his work Od Red sandsoneD Is TO beginner
worth a thou sand didactc tTeAiises"
GOULD 4 LINCOLN No. 80 Washin gion-.t., Boston
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INSURANCE INTELLIGENCER-No NOW
i READY--CONTENTS; Importance Of Life Insurance !
Legal Decisions CAGES Record of Fires Paid up
and Invested The Ledger Insurance and general hsce
lany - - , ..,> o.n,n
Under this head notice is given in detail of Insurance Com
pauies &c. The following Companies have already been
noticed The Franklin, Delaware Mutual Quaker City Farm
ers' and Mechanics Royal Exchange, Pennsylvania Fire.
present numbsr contains: The Philadelphia Merchants and
Mechanics; Howard and Reliance Mutual.
These notices contain fair and impartial expose Of the
dou and standing o the Companies and highly important
business The paper very neatly printed On hne
per, semmonthly at ; per annum. Address
ROGERS HART Publishers
No Walnut. Philads.phia.
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CUSTOMS OF TURKISH LADIES, ND
- TURKISH WATERING PLACES. illustrated WIN SIX
rRsrED where NAV also be found articles Speculation n
Farming Lands Influence. Of Bad Homes Ihs pps NJ
Mechanical Paradox Explained with Entrsuhsi 49,; -
BABY Walker illustrated Quack Adverser1en.s, , r
York ManOny and Minnesota Las.. M.mnob
California Pear with Portrait, and other articles Engraving"
ke- Of which csu BE- had II your news for four eeHi
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NEW COOK BOOK by MISS LESLIE.
VIII be published and for sale MONDAY next the 4sh Of
May.
It's all NEW oft whatever having ever been published
In any former Cook Book Of hers. The title Of iii
MISS LESLIE'S
NEW coo X T. Il Y Is . - X.
Il contains near 100 pages Price, : %
Booksellers News Agent and sill others will please send in
their orders Al 20 the publisher.
I. B. PETERSON
No 100 Chestnut-st-, Philadelphia.
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TINHE SCALPEL for APRIL contains the Lee
Il ure the Natural History of Crime in NewYork being
An ANALYTICAL investigation into its by the Editor
H. Dixon SHERMAN co. Vesey-st., Astor House p
Complete for sale bound il four large volumes Of $40
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Ayre,s Water Elevator.
apparatus enabling cattle to raise water for their own
drinking of the labor saving machines offered
to the farmer.
AYRE'S SELF-ACT1NG GATE.
seopepin Of the convenient, effective
nnd economical ventons for a country seat o. farm
Models Of both be at the Of the American In
stituts
HENRY A. DYER,
Hartford Conn,
Proprietor
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Companion for DR.. Kane's Arctic Explofalon''
THE NORTH PACIFIC SURVEYING AND
Il EXPLORING EXPEDITION; or Ny LAST CkGisL'
Where went, and what we saw By L. A '" hsoef'hAH'
United States Navy 49,.
narrative Of personal adventures OF the soIn'f sa liz
pe!ons during lae scientific voyage Of me am
UNITED STATES NORTH PACIFIC ~ ~ EiANo AMI
EXPLORING EXPEDITION, c,.. o.
TO the Malay and Loo hoo lands the Coasts o.
JsPsn kanschstks Siberia and the Inou,a u -A ~
River. Spendcly Illustrated with numerous >-- ~
Engrnyns representing the o. 20. siI nv TUE
UNKNOWN TRIBES AND NATIONS 'lsiiLD d A"H
EXPEDITION, ~ - .h..,
ard other event. Of general interest which tel anue ~ W.
seryaiion Of the author. -,n,rv
One Volume, octave. Pnce. - -,
No - North i,h st.. Philadelphia
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NEW BOOK S-JUST RECEIVED
IN CATS AND DOGS-Nsture's Warriors and Gods Work
with auul pictures printed in oil cooT' 6mo price
81 cents. ONE HUNDRED ANIMALS-A Book Of Natural
History illustrated; l6mo price Is cents, The LAWS OP
HEALTH.By Alcott; l2mo.i 81 MhRRlAGE AND
AND SEA-Edited by Epes Sargent; limo 81 . IL
LIMOS AS 1T Is; wfh Maps limo. 81 So NEW SEC
TI0NAL MAP OF IOWA size, 48xe0 inches; 81 d. .
FOWLER AND WELLS No. 800 Broadway ". v.
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:, The Adjourned Meeting of Members Of the

Sptrltualism.-A lecture the phase IN Modern
Spiritgshsin viii BE- given NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON A.
GOULD. 49, - "
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Religious Notices.

The REV. ViIiam r.. MORGAN, Rector Of 81 Is'Ia -
CheIc., win Tsvach in tho FREE ChDhCh IA Norfolk
,ts on SUNDAY EVHsSIkG Mays Service 70 commence
81 "A o'Cock.
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MuIher-y-st. ~. ECbureh.EIhe m ne a.e
f. ,yclr1g =. that church viii 0ssernoi. "a w
p,c AL lh,rch co.sieT 4hay and I%dst; MI
DAY NORNINe 81 I03 oiock. Morning serV.es
IiSJI0P WATCH sftcrnoon by the hev n NJ ooboNi
n n n. s,n5,, school will assemble at y a. H.
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ITO WHOLESALE STATIUNERS, BUUh-
i SELLERS. AND THE TRADE GENERALLY.
THE CHEAPEST ENVELOPE HOUSE
THE UNITED STATES
We would respectfully call the attention Of the trade TO the
quality, description and price Of our mschne-Insde
VELOPES.
The unrvsed facilities which for manufacturing
enable IS
DEFY COMPETITION
Samples forwardss free of expense.
We would also call the attention Of the trade 20
BRYAN WILCOX'S celebrated
WRITING FLUID AND INK,
for " heh the SOLE AGENTS
Eos D and d Frankfort ST.. Newfork
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The Rey. MIR. Walker, recently Method; clergyman
will tr.seh TOMORROW MORNING ana f. fsNlNO Al lhe
cl.,-L - IN. R...nl .tioL. Monroe. place. BIookyn
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Compiled by II. WILSON
No SO Broadway, Msy |, 1857
CautfenIo guard against any imposition which may be
suSIP.d on me public the CANvASSERS employed this
phh'iVhf ior the year ending May l. 1855 furnished
viii certificate 81 authority, signed by
~ Il. WILSON, Compiler.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-19
ReoI Gstole.
SEE FIRST PAGE.

" SEE FIRST PAGE
O. ACRE, HALF ACREAND QUAR-
Bii, TER ACRE l0Ts-of the host land to be found
9sin Worcester are to be had at such prices as to
come within the of any one situated on that
elevation known as "Fairmoan," which the new map
shows to be just mile north of the Central Exchange
Now is the most favorable tine buy either for invest
ment or to build Up1n Also, in the beautiful and
healthy locality, new and Convenient House contain
ing seven hntshtd with large attic ant basement
wash room, with from twenty forty thousand feet of
land in the lot, and IL wanted. The house is hp
ishsd in good STYLE with marble chimney pieces and
has ample closets good and abuntant water and will be
sold alta great bargain and very terms of pay
ment if applied for before the first o. April.
mchl8 d3Wis D. s. MESSENGER.
s;s7 4 CHANCE: The subscriber viii sell his
ts;;, place, consisting of a nearly new House. Barn
sss aud acres IF land, with great variety Of fruit
tits situated Plantation Street neaT the Bloomingdale
road, u miles from the City Hall. Apply on the prem
res, any dag after p. N. FRANCIS @. MISNBR
jyl7 deodkwtf
sG PEAL ESTATE FOR sALE..The under
q signed oGers for sale from Ten TO Twenty three
acres of Land situated three miles from the Court House.
The land in good cultivation with Fruit IN the same
ard IS well calculated for garden purposes Any psrson
wishing vaua Die tract OF Land a bargain viii do
well to call on the subscriber before purchasing elsewhere
NAHUM WELLINGTON.
worcester, Feb, rs, 1857. d2taw&w3w* f27
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Cost an0 Gouno.

WECTORINE LOST-on Saturday afternoon
between the house of I. Washburn. ESQ Summer
street, and u Font street, Fitch Vctorine with Stone
Martin tips The finder will be rewarded by leaving Il at
70 Front street, or al this Office mchl6 dStA
NOTE LOST-on saturiay Iasta note Of Two Hun.
pred Thirty Dollars, payable w. Barber or order
and endorsed by him all persons cautioned against
negotiating said note as payment has been stopped
The finder will be ed by leaving it at this office
mchl0 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-19
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.

EDWARD 5. FRANKS, PROF. OF OPTICS,
No. Q Park Roc, opposite the 9stor House, NeD York
SPECTACLE MANUFAcTURER,
Lecturer the anatomy and Pig50logy Of the HHmG1
Eye, and Use and abuse Of Spectaeies.
Optcian by Diploma to the n Y. Eye Hospital,
And spectocIe-MalEer to the New York
Eye and Ear lnfirmOry.
Has much pleasure in announcing that he has secured
letters patent granted Jby the United States Patent
Office, for very valuable improvements in Specteac
Glasses
He has a complete assortment of his improved patent
spectacles In gold, silver steel, and all other mount
ings 1t will be understood that Prof Franks being
the patentee, his speelaces an be obtained only
from himself; as he has other person authorized
TO manufacture or sell the same unless specially Ii.
censed to do SO by him.
The advantages of these speetacles over all
others, are
LIST. The ouly true lens KIN being perfectly free
from ehromatic light well known to be the cause of
injury to vison and makes the change of spectacles
to glasses of stronger powers often required while
both near and distant objects, are seen with equal
facility through the same glasses.
Cd. Can be worn with perfect ease for any length Of
time at one sitting, giving astonishing cearness OF Wis
ion, particularly by candle artificial light,-comr
forts to the spectacle-wearer hitherto unknown;
3D. Change of speetacles to glasses of stronger mag
nying power in most cases never required should the
defect arise from age, disease, or premature decay,
thus securing to the patent good sight during life
4th. When tho eyes pain or ache, from the ae-
ton of bright light such as is reflected from snow
sunny weather, white paper and in reading, writing,
or sewing on vivid colored bodies; these lenses by
sotening the rays, effect the most agreeable sensation,
and perfect cure.
5h. In all nervous affections of the oye causing
duh or startling pains in the eyebals temples, ap.
pearances of luminous dark spots in the atmosphere
itching feelings like sand in the eye the disturbed
nerves are quoted, soothed, composed, and entirely
restored.
9Th. Ground by peculiar machinery got up at great
cost, mahematically calculated expressly for the manu-
facture of this lens, TO produce it with true
spherical accuracy, and its focus the exact CENTRE
point of vital importance, and which no other lens
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-19
90 Eel.

}HHO LET-Four very desirable Front Rooms for of
d fees situated the second faor Of the Aiechan-
les Hall Building. There are Steam Pipes for warming
in each room, Also the floor rooms partiou-
l-rly adape fT the sale of Piano Fortes &c Also
vel ght d Dry and warm basement room, size about so
By TO- For terms &c, apply to-
II. W, MILLER,
Il. G. PATRIDaE, Commit. ee
JOS. D. DANIELS.S
mchl4 davis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-19

HOUSEHOLD EURNITCRE At house
Z d No. 81 Chandler street On FRIDAY, March 90
at 10 O'Clock a m. Sofa, dahog any Chairs Ma
iogany Rockers Mahogany Table What not. l Gard
Fable, Tea poy, Cherry Bureau, Cane Seat Chairs 8
Flag seat do Common do. Carpets, Gone Ieary new
Hall do Stair do. and Rods, Gilt China Tea set COM
plee, White Teaset, doz. Cut Glass G5blets Glass
ware, monCrockery Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
Silver Cake Basket set Ivory Handled Table Cutlery
doz Plated Forks, common Table Cutlery good Keath
er Beds, Hair Mattrass Husk do Blankets Gem
orters, Bed spread Bedsteads3 Bureaus Sinks Wash
stands, Cabinet Chair, Cooking Stove with Furniture
Faror Steve large size Befgerator also tn usual va
rIety of kitchen furniture Wheel barrow. All to be
sold without reserve. dSs mch16
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MoNEY no LEND.

MONEY TO LEND.
Great Public Accommodation.
TIT CENTRAL loan OFFICE OF THE
City Of Boston,
No, los suibury Street
A. JENKINS.
Where money will be literally advanced
in large or small amounts,
from on5 dollar to thousands, .u,,
upon tx deTosit Of merchanaze ssnSi"NS
Cola and Silver Plate Walcles
Jewelry, Diamonds, Guns,
Articles Of Value.
The nnblic are invited to call as above,
where they viii be conFilced
that more money can e had
less interest than anywhere elsei
and that new and second hand goods
can Be bought ana sold to better advantage
than any other place IL the CITY.
At this establishment viii at all
times found large assortment
Of Watches iewey, clothing, boots
and shoes musical instruments,
cutlery articles Of personal
amt family use and other
things too numerous to mention.
Remember the phase, 1O6 Sudbury street, Boston,
mch12 deod2W
GODDARD Il ALDRICHs
Vocal and IustTunAeutnl @ uadFIIIe Band,
Thankful for past patronage, solicit continuance
of the
s,P. GoDDARD, First Violin;
J. NJ. ALDRIoH, Second Violin, and Prompter,
W. l. HOBBS, Clariuette;
L. PowERs. Coyuet pistonj
B. D. RYAN, Double Bass.
Any number Of pieces furnished for Balls PARTIES As
sembhes where Music is required by applying to N.
P. Goddard, Mulberry street. j. NJ Adrich. No 7 inc
street, ". L. Hobbs, No Carlton street, or at C. Lor
ng's Music Sure, No 203 Main street.
All orders promptly attended to. diff oSO
! Ccst5veuess AVID DysPepsin.-DR. HARRI-
s0N'S PERIsTABTIC L0zENGEs cure Dizziness Head
ache Sour Stomach Fatueuce, and every form of lodi
geson They Tonic and and Laxative operate with
out pain, and differ from all physical pills For PILES
and all symptoms incident to femas, especially in the
young, they Incompatible. They give coior to the
Blood and action the Liver and assist nature. Pre-
sCribed by all Physicians.
or eby the Proprietor, No TRFN7NT TEMPLE, and
by all Druggists dsof%"67 mcL4
j. L.. n OOD,
Dealer in
CrOckery, Glass and China Ware,
AND PAPER HANGINGS.
Also, in
New and Sec0ud Hand FURNITURE.
CARPETS FEATHERS, REDS, STOVES, and gen,
eral assortment of House Furnishing Goods.
N. B.-Sscond hand Furniture bought and removed,
without trouble to the seller, at 232 Main street.
mcb13 dom
NIrss s. Goodwin, an experienced and success
tut midwife holds herself 10 readiness, day and night
oil aend to the duties Of her profession Residence 10
Austin street dH oct21
w w. PRAT
C0SSTA BILE AND AUCTIONEER,
Office No. Fldgg's Building, opposite the Bay State
j2J House, Worcester, Mass DIFF
L. q. NICHOLS, Md.
0MEoPATHIC PHYsICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 112 MAIN ST. OFFICE HOUR
Ito 8. AND TO o'oLooE P. NJ.
Worcester, Oct. 90. 1858.
DIED,
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Drp GOODS
n O " e L II L Il =
sEE0ssTWtsag Ds'eSs Goods!

We have in store an assortment of Mourning Dress
Goods, which ladies' will find it greatly 10 their
interest to examine Many of them entirely new fab
rics shown for the first time the present season. Among
them the lcllowiug, viz:
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DIED.
Mem advertisements.

HI Ed TON BA LII.
IT. the Ladies Of the Members of the Worcester Comfy
Mechanics Association.
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CAUTIOUS.
RnE. w. VAIL Anrtinn.



g. AUCTION SALE.-Wn be sold It Pub
s,iIii lie Auction, on SATURDAY, he Dist inst at
sAao'clock ?. NJ, on the prem rs, in Armory village
aiilbufy, all the valuable Real Estate and Household
Furniture, lately owned and occupied by GEO H RICE
Sail estate consists Of large story House. with an
ell addition, suitable for separate tenement and barn
Sled aud Wo2dAouse attached to the same Also about
an acre of land well stocked with choice selection of
fruit trees The crop apples sold last Fan for $780,
after saving ont all hat was needed for family FERNS
rade known st sgle. For p4riiculsrs inquire Of T. H.
RICE, or Mrs. 5. C. RICE, on the premises
mchl4 deodts
A UCTbON. Win be sold at Public Auction on
n MONDAY, the esd day of March current, st 9
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Dwelling House of the subscriber
better known az the Thagter Place, in Worcester the
following property:
One Two years cd Devon BULL; Eight Cows with
CALI; Six Heifers with calf; One pair Working Oxen 5
years old; Two HORSES two S1ws. with pigs Twenty
tons English Hay two tons Straw Top Buggy Cary
al Market Wagon, two Ok v agons cue OK Cart, two
Harnessef, aad many other articles too numerous to men
ton.
Terms made known at time of sale
+. N. MERRIFIELn.
milo deod&w2w* C. ABBOTT, Aucjioneer.
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yrir.s II. etsspna,c7s zbo Tgrsd snd sonrtansaes.
g. Wall effect vas eonyrh-<5. Oar Grvr,a0eft
4er.d 10 be u1os tie verge OF var vith az Earoos
yhhou. any pro, oe 'tion ssd In prcseeuti)n o.
policy NveT before tvcved By any 0yilile ID ns;loo,
ard orlJ worthy CT pirstss scd high~sym men. los
sspitslsts from every part Of the country rashed 70
WashiDg II alarm The lssdicg CO nueEelsI men OF
BE ovn party assured tire President u the c?aby
.culd 10. sustain BIN. he was frightened. tore
NO What wss Known a. the war message,
roeh be bsi sctuslly written; sod Soule, ~oom Dc
had previously protected be handed over 70 t'e zen
der ntrciss Of M. Marcy, by whom he was sPeediy
6e5ed alive sud seLt home 10 bis friends IN Lou s,ns
And from thss day uptl Yesterday, no; ~ord nss
oeen fsptd by the pstooh Executive lookIng 70 he
acquisition Of Cubs. Mr. BHcasnsu found himse
sssrr with M Sou6 in the general disgrsce steno'
rg the Presidents deserop Of the Ostsnd nsgotsors
ard the policy he bsd himself helped to mara out for
them end naturally felt indignant 8. the ire schery ana
The traitors of whom Re hsd been made the victim
Mr.. Dodge vas ,eDt TO Msdrid TO reverse toe entire
policy prescribAd 10 Mr.. Soule. His presencs IN En-
rope was On officsl rebuke 70 all the Osend Coaier
sIcss and ii 10 not strange, therefore, that the ffes
dent dispcfes Of bin summsrly aad without any
waste Of words. His successor is likely to be msn
who will give 10 the Cuban question the polid al
prominence which il occupied some three years ago
and henceforth il nay be REGARDED - an element IN
our fraIcis anxiety, for which large allowance usst
he made
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OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
The Erening Posi- gives the following birds eye
view Of our recent diplomats intercourse with
Spain, which will DO found interesting:

The Erening Pos gives the following birds eye
view of our recent diplomats intercourse with
Spain, which will DO found interesting;
"The most decisive paragraph IN the message re-
lstes to Spain end il we interpret the President
language Alright be lie much dissatisfied with the
supr ess of our Minister at Madrid, and is deter
mined 10 replace him with man who will carry into
,ec the policy in regard TO Cuba which the President
has bad so much at heart ever since be took q
seat in toe Cabinet OF MI. Sois: Mr.. Buchanan
evidently parts With Mr.. Dodge without tears, and Is
not unwilling to testify to the country his dissatsfac-
lion with the Cuban policy which thst Minister was
cent out 10 naug ursts al the Spanish Court. To sp
precste the significance ofths passage OF he message
the recent history of this msson needs to Do borne In
Mid.
in 1916, when Mr.. Buchanan was Secrets-y OF
State, Rou,u1s NJ Saunders, Of North Csrclins, was
sent out u Madrid 10 buy Cubs, and was Sc retsy
authorized TO offer 600 oOO for The island The ne
COLLATION. wss not Only u-successfu, but the Propo,s 81
and bearing of NJ. Saunders together rendered Nadd
hot for him. ard bis residence there 80 unpleasant,
that he spent most Of his time srd salary in cntvang
an acquaintance with the other cGpi.@!s IN Europe.
Th Sc psirletlcns Of Saunders we're kept secret lt
President Pierce renewed the application though M.
So"le who ives sen. cut in the interest OF NJ Ba-
ehtnsD, sad sgsiDst the Judgment OF TIE Secretary
OF State, Mr.. Marcy. Nj. Seue foaad ths: toe Spa1-
,sIes, roisposed 70 trade upon any terms the sum Of
$3.50 1000 no. appearing TO De sIy Temptation 10
hem wfereupon the Cub party ir Congress sud in
the Presicsnts cou,cils Of vbch Nj. BacnS1an was
he bead, resolved to fiignteo Spaia INTO toe sse
SicSles, Secretary of Legation 70 Mr.. Buohsnss, wac
~ss cur Minister in LJnc ID, Wa sent over - ge the
Presidents approya, OF TIE plea o. the Os.sLd Con-
i-rei &C, which TesdeIs remember resulted IN
dselafson that Cobs necessary 70 tue safety s1f
being Of the Ub,ed States sud that unless fssoe-
aoJ r.eed 70 us for reasonable cohsdsrston, Te
should be juitisd IN 'Ss.cg Possession oil nc -issd
~ hice 0. s.us Ibls dsois'-,ioS srsnssd 20 ~Ace
G.; LIKED weld Ia. A., Ste 20 csGel ;s ets~, sG;.