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rIpr Ar rOTIrWHtTS. ONO.

CoLryBus, Nov. y IL fire broke out here at TWO
o'clock this afternoon, IN the UPPER story OF heSH
iers block. occupied follows: Franklin brahSn
S.aulev. halter, aud the Columbus AtrenTum.-
,7hs contents Of tho building were saved, but the
hui,G,ug itself was destroyed. Partially Insured.
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WANrED---For the balance Of the year,
w a COOK and wAeHER, either white or col.
ored. Apply at the Dispatch 4fice. no D-at
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The Renewed OF tho statue.

relow We rrbi.sh the conclusion 20 vn'en sns
Governor and the Commissioners OF tne no'
nsnt have arrived, under the advice OF "the age"'
heretofore EMPLOYED" in the matter OF tho reno
val OF the statue Of wAsufsSroy. ~ throws
bucket of leo water upon that entnuHiash "h'e"
had possession Of the entire youthful part Oh tine
.,Vnn,or,,, nprludlnr ourselves.) and very large
,.o.o-,io, of ,hosa more advanced In life. We ra
ara, ,bts aimee we think the opportunity COED
one for the display Of a very proper Keeling and
the plan proposed (Which we did not originated
xs, not only feasible, hut the most feasltle-tbe
most convenient, aud ths mcet safe The action OF
the Governor and Conmissioners presents these
orders: lat. That az 1.-THE agent heretofore employ
ed thinks hand power announcement and DANCE.
ross" he be left 10 use "such mechanical agencies
a. hs may deem best" and I'd. As every arrange
unent must depend upon the preparation and res
diness Of the agent Aforesaid it is iupractcable to
q K the time Of the removal. We cannot see how
the citizens, Jeff In this incertitude TO the
ner and time Of removal, can make the demonstra
tions they might consider appropriate. With their
impressions, Of course the Board could not have
acted otherwise; but among practical men, We
think the "sgent" will hardly get credit for sound
judgment In the premises, when he declares tina:
"hand power in the removal of the statue would
be announcement and dangerous"
gESovAL or tbs STATUE OF WASHINGTON.
At A meeting of the Governor. and the Commits
sioners to superintend the structure OF the Wash
ington Monument, held on the I'D day Of Novem
Der, 1887, the Commissioners we're informed that
the citizens of Richmond desirous TO participate
in the labor Of removing the Equestrian StStue o.
Washington 10 tho Monument on the Capito
Square: and, while the Commissioners fully appre
cate the patriotic motives which influence the citi
in their with, they And upon consultation
with the agent heretofore employed, that any ap
piication ol hand power in removing the Statue
would De iuconvenient and dangerous.
Therefore, Resolved, That iu the opinion Of tbs
Governor aud Commissioner, tbs removal Of thC
Statue should be effected by such Toechanica
means as the agent inay deem b"st--anj the citi
requested 20 make such d-Glo ls.rHtions q
respect 10 they may think proper.
A, every arrangement must denend upon tbs
preparations and readiness Of the az Ut, it is in
practicable t. tx any hour for tha removal q: the
Statue.
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IOO HALF BARRELS FAMILY ROE

49, Herrings; lOo bhls. Potomac Gross Herrings.
lg bhl@. No aacksrel; . hbls and 10 half bhs 20
Maekerel; 100 Kegs frusts Ruckwheat For sale by
M - THOMAS JONES A ca
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TnLEoRAPHIc uEws.
REPORTED FOR The DAILY DEP
mrupraIE DTsASTER.
ONE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.

CAIRO. ILL.,, Nov. 23-on Wednesday night last
a terrible gale occurred near here sinking sixteen
boats laden with 800 600 bushels of coal and drown
irg 100 Of the hands employed or the boats.
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On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. MrNann Mr..
JOHN ". CARR TO ;iise MARGARET A. STIR.
LINZ. beth pf this city.
EA- Nashville Tenn papers please cony =
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MARINE lNTnhAl<@hH NICE.
i7tatqr Richmond. Aocr 23-Htgh syHt-r l0ii.4 o'ei
-.-< -
AnRIN-I,fI

ARRIVED.
Steamship Janestowl,, Parrish. Vow York, Udza
and passengers, Luilsnl s Watson.
Steamer tiso. Peabody, P-tchett, Baltimore, mdze,
Ludlain 4 Watson
Schr. Charlotte Williams, Gouiding, Boston, pias-
ter shields q So1uerye.
Schr. Mary willis Parker James River, wheat,
Warwick & BarkSdaie.
Schr. Percy Ii-rener, Candy. Philadelphia, coal.
schr. VIM. FRANKLIN Hudgins, James KiSeg, wheat
and oats. seldom Miller.
Schr. Exit Gray, James River, luIaher.
Pr peljer u. =. Shent'elder. Griffin. CLNr1nont,
lumber.
Schr. .Josephus, Howard, York River. oysters.
Propeller Echo liuisey, Norfolk, resin.
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WANTED--A situation to run q STA
w TI0SERY ENGINE. By a Competent person
Apply st this office. no 23-24t
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APPoisIsEsTs--ltIs stated that Secretary Ployd
has appointed Col Crozet, the dsting uished civil en-
6 aser, TO the post Of engineer on the Washington
aqaedue..
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DEATH OF non. HoEATIo SEYMOUR, OF YER


yJpplEsURE, VI, Nov. 1.-The hon ilorasio eey-
r1our LII D. died here to-day. lie was one OF orr
most prominent and respected cItiIehs' ana loF
s,r,e Evolve Years was /. :. senator from Ysr-
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DELrsArEs-i Ls tobacco mat utscrurers of Liher-
y. Bedford Co, Va, have appointed delegates 70
shs convention fthe trad. in Richmond
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.ashs ~ Dos Asios "A gentleman reading In
t,ss'a, has given leo tons of caai. 10 be- dis
SAsayask 1he eoai wss st,.s .a s. - ooaoaEn o.
'Ss' 'ssns 70 b dsstsibatsa b. ! Committee.
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ssow.-Soo~ Was falling in Abingdon. Va. Sstur.
day at noon. snd on thursday the ground ut Wythe.
vi. il was covered with 10.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mormon Poly gamy Aspects and Remedy.
NH Mr.. Jofis HYpE, late Mormon Eber. will gfve
his second and last Lecture Ut the AFRICAN CHURCH,
Tuesday evening. Nov. "A.
Admission TO cover expenses) 10 cents each.
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EscAPR oP CONVICTED MrRpEBER--Alfrst
Young. q negro, who was convicted Of the murder
If his wife, time ago, AT Sandwich H., escap
ed from the jail st that place the night Of the
18th inst, by digging unier the wall lie left
note, threatening TO murder the sheriff aud the
witnesses against him. at some future time.
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MAYOR iioDats, OF P'rssmoush, Va. has addressed
"tfrr to ex-Presdent Pisrcs', inviting him to par
- ie Of the hos, i'athi~s of that eitva diuner L.
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NORTHERN Markets

NEW YuSs Nov. 23-Fl0ur deciiniug-State 81 20
4.eJ; Ohio Sj.Soe- 81; Southern S5.25f5..G Wheat
has declining teendency-guotations nominal. Core
quiet Stoke actlYe-f a. IS S's; sales on satur'lay
evening ef -, 80 IA. So ut $cs.
BALTIso5E, Nov. 25.- Howard aud Ohio Flour ut
Si.31 Cry Hiils S5.I2 Wheat 3QI5 cents lower-ra-
ceipls heavy: Red SlGa j.: White $I.!3q,I 70 -
Corn-old y bite ga -; Yellow 1890; new White
and Yellow J-tS6J
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nI uheiIshD.--nsv. W. Pryor, Of Petersburg
Us aeei'nsd call lately received, 10 take Charge
~ Tue enorch at Hampton sidosy College.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATB---Nn Tuesday evening the
body vi sailor, named James Mason, bearing
marks OF violence. Was found in an alley-way in
Boston, Mass, with the pockets rifled and turned
inside ont. sailor, named Henry Jones, has heen
arrested on suspicion, and, subsequently,, three
others. named John COOLEY, JAS Finnegan and
John Kelley
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THE SCHOONER FLYING CLOUD ASHORE
sENEN nE HER CkEN LOST

CHICAGO, Nov. 2I.--The schooner Flying Cloud
bound from Chicago to Buffalo went ashore on Mil
Ter Point thirty miles below this city, to-day. Sc
vor Of her crew are lost
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EXCHANGE FOR SALE Some sight
IL drafts on New York and Boston. portion in
sums To suit pure hasers.
no St-tf NAVAL f. ~
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.ooK ONLY AT TIE PRICEs..-White

ana eolored Terlatons &c. per yard: the best
axe ot ladies MD Gloves SIZE. superior french
velvet Ribbon 3 &c niece; Hack six Bonnet Vel
vets % unity Bands l0c; Heed Dr,sa.s 81 and aS
WoEth go; Childrens Wooden Hosiery iA,: XII
taohttets 81 worth $50; Childrrn's orsted Io.st.
2: &c c ara &c, .3rth 81 Irish Linen 8. &C. worth
,n,i .Ao4as and pn.ters from 81 up 70 the finest
nipooh Siik Laces Collars sleeves. Bands; Infant.
Astsi ss'l- Canbrics; swiss Mu.ins: Brilliaptse
bisached Cottons: White Flannels and other g|ss,s
% -. 80 6. Closed out without regard to cost
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tARPETS.--75 pieces Carpeting at ID
great bargain. ranging hsm Is. 20 the hes, make,
farehasers are respectfully Invited 60 Inspect them,
&. A. aWAfkIN.
no q Opposifa kxchangN Bark,
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PARl., "Wednesday uolning.-Ine Aonileur pub
ishes d notification from tis Emperor upon a re-
port frou the Minister Of Finance. in. (which he
says be with pain THE impsrilled ana chImsri-
Cal f'.rs propagatei ard tie deiuslre remedies pro
posed tor al a!lnary evil. The law permitting
the bsuh to raise the rate Of discouut. must sufca
- keep the bullion 10 tettor condition THAI last
wear Ihe bank has raises the rate Of discount <
per cent for bile under thirty days, for bills
DIR sixty dsya and - for bills under ninety days.
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ia fLusEr, Of Pa, Is announced to lecture
'sFsIeftbarg. Va. Christmas night
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NV EoFg, Nov. ~ The Collins steamer Adri
atic, -ailed for Liverpool to-day, with 90 psssen
gers aud $500 600 ia specie.
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SWALLOWED 4 NEEpLE.-A singular and fatal acct.
dent happened to Mr.. Henry Lingo, of Mercer co
Pa, one day last week He had been eating bnck-
whsst cakes, when be partially swallowed needle
that stuck in his throat. Every effort WAS made
e. extricste II, but without success and he died
from the e.fActs Of IL In = iav or Two aftnr.
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400 BBLs. COMMON wHIsKEY, GIN,

HOO French Brandy. and Malaga Wine, 10 bbls
fine old Rye hiskey; 25anarter casks: Port and Ma
dcirs Wine; ~ half, quarter, and elgth Pines 6ne
french Brandy = hbis. Apple and Peach Rrandy.
- hels. pure kun. Fer sale by
no g IIlnMAa lANEa 4
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st4RKETS

LIVERPOOL, Nov 1l.-CotEon--Sales OF the last
TIRES days CT only 1900 bales, all 10 the trade
All qualities have considerably decined-say -
market closing very dull, with declining teu-
dsncy. Quotations nominal
Breadstuhs.-1he maj ket is dull and all qualities
have slightly declined. Richardson, Spence Co
quots-Flour il very dull at 6dals lower prices and
difficult Of sales Wheat is quiet at 2a3d decline
niiddling and lower grades declining most. Corn
IL dull at decliue of ID. Western Canal flour PCS
e1a-' sod; Ph1lad"iphia and Baltimore 27sa2ss6d ;
ohio 29s. Rcd wheat 6s 6da1R6d; white Is 3daSs-
Mixed and yellow corn 26sa36s Cd; white tOs.4ls
honey-Ihe money market is decidedly more
stringent, and the bank rates have been further
advanced ia 10 per cent ConsolS So sssa for mouey
aud sAs .ase34 for discount.
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T OST-On Friday last, on Cary street,
- near the Dock my FREE PAPERS They were
In small tin box; | will give liberal reward for
them, If left at this Office.
BRADFORD ROBINSON,
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ZINE SALT..-Jefress q Darsey brand,
= To pr1ias vrder afoat and for sale by
noA l. 4 v. b. DAVENPORT.
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GALE AT CINCINNATI.
TILE WEATHER NORTH.

CIsc1sSAq1, Nov. o3.-There has been heay
gale here this morning, with snow, rain and bal
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Sgw YORK. NOV. 2Ist.-Arriyed, schr. Rich moni
James. Richmond.
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MARRIED,

There were $50 deaths in New York last wpek--Gl
of consumption.
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sAILlNC or THE ADRIATit

~. Lorre. Nov. 2S.--';ov. Walker, Of Kansas. il
here, OF, his way T. Washington.
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nICHNOND DYING AND CLEANSINl

DICHMOND DYING AND CLEANSING
"A ESTABLISHHENT.-The subscribers would 70.
specially invite the attention OF the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity. to the following card:
Dyoing of Merino Dtlaine ana ST GoAis. Cloth
Cloa ks Capes. &c. Also, Grape and other Shawls
dyed with special reference to platforms and beauty o
Inish. Danask and Moreen Curtains restored TO
tueir original beauty. Also, Cleaning OF Dress Goods
OF every DESCRIPTION: Carpets, Rugs. Table Covers
Gloves. &c in the very best style GENTS COATS
PANTS. &c, cl@a ned OF died and rt~pressed as orl
ginal. der hants Goods made saIeahle. foods re
turned on the shortest notice, consistent with their
Ewe would invite special attention TO the manner in
which We dye Grape Shawis-scarlnt Crimson and
other fashionable colors. call is re,pecttuly s
cited. W.
We pride ourselves upon the colors ard style of
work We pro'iuce. and the impossbity OF cornpe-
tt'oh u inns respect; and while pr0mptness will al
ways re exercised, price will be- AZ low as il
Gtt"n paid for inferior work.
DENNIS & BRO, Franklin street
Opposite Metropolitan Hall
NO Et-uIH' Richmond, Va.
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virginia Interest.

The interest on the Virginia State debt, das la
January-ss already announced through a note
from member Of the Board Of Public Works to
banking house In New York-is provided FIR Tie
statement is corroborsted by the folovisa note
frou the lst Auditor, to the editor Of the Epaui.
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ArUToR's 0PFIcB. Richmond, !

-FNFUiNVbI J
FIN. ?. Rttchis, Es2.-Dtar Sr In rspIy Ia
your inquiry, / am happy 70 say that | have this
y placed tn the credit of The Commissioners of
The shaking Fund" the semi-snnusl interest OF the
debt OF Virginia, payable In London nd New York
Abe nrst day of Jsnnary.
! an, very respectfully, &C,
J. VI. BENEFIT,
Auditor of Public Accounts
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E0R SALE. A Suction and Force
\ PUMP that hes been In use inst one year. With
a feet OF tnbBg and short section of hose ali in
DIT
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RlcHAosp2R Ar Abr. james D. Caulhel3,
late Of Richmond, has been elected Major General
o! the LIST Division of Mississippi Military.
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THE Subscriber desires TO return his
thanks 10 his old friends tor the liberal patron
age he has received from them since he has been en-
gagged IN the COMMISSION BUSINESS, and again
oilers SIS services to them and the pablo sell TO
BAtto, WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR and all other
produce, with the assurances that all produce con.
signed to him shall have his best attention and as
aeon ~ sales are nade when the osners are not pre-
sent, the proceeds shall either be nmtted In Checks
Banks Ia this city to their credit. ae hopes, by
strict attention % business. To reeeive liberal ps-
tronage from the Planter and Earfpers
-, yNO. SHEPPARD, JR
Richmond. 81 November. ls.7. nog-cw2m
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is to give notice

PRocLAMATlog.- This is to give notice
that II you buy case at WATsos's Gallery, IS Main
street. he gives you handsome picture. Excelsior
Ambroty pes taken bT him with haISisome case, the
largest In the city for % cents and for q and 81
Medalions and Canoes taken in silk Velvet cases for
81. Also, Malainotypes and Panotyps. which may
be sent In letter, without extra postage All pic
lures taken at his Gallery warranted not 10 ttde-
Old Dsgu-rreotypes copied aud pictures put In
Loekets.
n. B-The best pictures taken from A. 20 PIP.
NJ. no CHM
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
a6rTo THE VorgEs OF HayRIcc
! - = : - ; = ; :


WANTED.--To Millers--Wanted by
w single man situation as miller Who has
worked IN some II ths largest Touring establlsh-
Iuents Of France and Ireland Addrpss
J. d MILLER
no 2t-2tS Richmond
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~ FOR s A L ga pair of we'll
GS broke young MULES. OF fine size. Apply
1T this office. no aI-5t
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GOV. wALKER on HIS WAY TO WASHING
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- FOR RENT..-The upper story and
Ell large front cellar In "Geddin's Hall" The
former is admirably adapted for lodge room for the
Hasons or Sons Of Temperance, or indeed fJr many
other purpcs-s. The latter well located tOr office
for general agent for the hiring out Of SLAVES or
for a lawyer. Apply to
no 9s-6t tlNnDJN 4 ApDpPsnN
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Advert u,snes for the prsPArcH nuuT he hand
a, iu by sas ocaak IN ne ateraeo'' IN order to a
near the next day. The heavy pressure Of a''ver'
,,..uent. upon the columns Of oar paper Will Dot
limit Of their reception sftes the hour named.
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GODDIN & ApPERaoN.

-. FOR RENT.--A small Frame
;s::l House on MeCann street, between venable and
Ciay. Water on the premises. Apriy 10.
no 24-zt JAMES s1HPs0S. Valley ST.
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WANTED-A good CAKE bAKEk.-
w For such an one wil give a good price None
need apply except A MOL. a ASTOSI,
no 20 St. Nicholas SALON
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MOTTO E. Persons having claims
~ against the estate Of John Y. Harrison decd.
late clerk OF Henrlco County Court are hereby rs-
quested to present them, properly suthentefss. to
the undersigned. and thosa indebted thereto win
please make payment as early as practicable
Il IL. L0ITOS, Admir-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-11
MEXICO.
ARREST AND PUNISHMENT OF THE ARCH
BISHOP

ARREST AND BANlSHMENI Of IHE Anvil
BISHOP.
FROM The Eelo- ORLEANS Data.
Nv the arrival Of the Prussian schooner Etenne
ID Olivier we have City of Mexico dates to the 18TH
ult The Mcztcan Extraordinary OF the 18th says:
The events Of the last week have been OF charac-
ter 10 demonstrate in most satisfactory degree the
popularity Of the present Supreme Government OF
Mexico and to inspire a lively confidence that the
progress of enlightenment and wholesome reform,
which il has 20 lsudaby inaugurated, finds cordial
support in the public sentiment oil the country Inc
issue which the eccesiastc interest had Joined sth
the Government and which il had appointed to be
tried at the time and under the circumstances most Ia
yorable for itself resulted in it, complete discontinue,
and in the equally complete triumph OF the existing
administration of the civil affairs.
The period of the most impressive rltes OF the Cath
Ole Church-when the minds aud hearts OF the people
should be most wrought upon by the solemn mysteries
and exercises of their religion, and their sympahies
most active with IFS mnisers-was well chosen tor an
attempt 10 excite popular instruction against
Government which had been sudiousy identified with
heresy and enmty TO the rligOn OF the country but
the event was most decisive disappointment Oh tne
calculations Of the clergy and the venture OF their
best card or Thursday last had other effect than 10
show that they match for the adversary winch
they had so rashly challenged TO the strife Inc peo-
pie though invoked to revolt in the name oil tne ieh
gion so dear them, and by s most reverend minis
tiers responded TO the appeal only with needless IN
difference that betokened total want oil sympathy
with the cause they thus called upon 10 espouse,
or with indications Of loyalty TO the Government ana
a determin alton 10 sustain II 10 ts pAriOuc couise VI
reform aud progress
There Is in these results ample graund Of conTatus-
ton and of hope, both for the Government OF Mr..
Comonfort and for all the friends OF ee institutions "
Mexico. They indicate popular appreciation o! the
wise policy which has undertaken TO eradicate, Dy
course Of gradual reform, that monstrous monopoly
which has weighed a fatal incubus for ages upon
the political and material prosperity OF Mexico ana IN
whose overthrow alone exits the slightest hope for the
destiny OF the Republic.