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INTERESTING TO FAMILIES.

The following extract from a New York paper
cannot h TO be interesting. In referring 20 -
the receipts of Teas IN tins country for opef-W
year up to Sfh-ultmo, Il says they VIII be H. IL -
ing June 50, 1856, and that 49, VIM
The advance in black teas. oclongs, since last
December, has been fifteen cents per hound: and
Young Hyson Teas, of low and medium grades.
have experienced an advance of one hundred per
oent. over last seasons closing prices. =.
- lt VIII thus lie seen that the strong and rap,d
advance IN the tea market has been the result Of
snort supply and active demand hat when il con
sioered that we may hear any moment OF the en-
IRE suspension OF shipments at Shanghai, and IN
Ihct, thal A soon as suffer force from England
arrives the seat of war. all i've ports OF entry nm
China, yll probably he placed under st1ct hocksde.
Eouia not be surprising TO see Teas at a much
higher hgure than they have yet attained !"
In view OF these fscts, we hold out very great in
qucements Tor families 10 lag in their supplies Of
Tea aoe. KING 4 BURCHEf.L,
tell-u Corner Vermont ave. and 18th street.
T'REMOLO ACCOR Deems new inysnlion
. ~ w. 9. METZERQTT.
san corner hth md PasSa
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
w CHARTERED BY CONGRESS

This Company 10 now prepared to receive applica-
tons for INSU BUILDINGS, MER-
CHAN Disc, DO, at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, 1t their Office, corner of
Tenth Street and Pennsy lvania Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
- DIRECTORS.
WIN. +. Bayly, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James F. Halliday,
W m. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Erancs Mohun, nj, w. Gait.
Benz. Beail,
JAMES G. MCGUIRE, President.
0kAfION " HANsON. Secretary. ap lily :
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- Building, Sc
Allen s Cottage Building, SIC.
TOmnson's Warming and Ventilation 10
Dempsey's Drainage and Sewage Of Towns and
Buildings, SIC.
Dempsey Drainage OF Lands Sc
DobsOn on Foundations and Concrete Works SIC
Burnellon LINES, Clements, Mortars, Colcretes
Mastics, &C.. &c, SC
Swlndel on Wcll-dggmg, Boring, &C., Sc
Dolson's Masonry and Stone Cutting Sc
Gibbons on the LAW OF Contracts for Building and
Work. SIC.
Leeds on the Orders and Styles of Architecture s7o
Garbetts Principles Of Design Architecture $50.
PrIdeaux on Fuel. Furnaces, &C., $40.
Burgoy ne ON Blasting and q uarry ing Stone. SIC.
Wafer Works for Cities and Towns, by :. Hughes,
Civil Engineer. Clip.
Gas Works and the Manufacture and Distribution
of Gas, BY y. Hughes, SLIP.
Imported from London, each volume with numer-
Gus engravIngs. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES.
MONEYfo LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
Jan It'll Opposite the Trs0sxyv.
DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS. =
PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY COMBINED,
H TO g RAPHIC TRAITS.
In Oil COlOrs, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR Size OF LIFE.
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ds; r. Of fk re Sss. fS a,s
invite the attention of those in want, as we f<0
assure thsm they can save at least 10 per cent.
Handsome carved marble top Bureaus and Tables
Rosewood %.I and walnut Tete q Tetss, Sofas
CHERRY and poplar rabies as'
MATTRESSES, hair, coTn-top, and husk; Comforts.
Rocking Chairs. cane and wood seats.
Cushions ior Chalrs Settles, Clocks of all kinds,
Giasse. Of ali kinds, some extra hne Carpets.
Cottage Sets, Rugs, Walters.
festher FsHes Good. a o ali and'
And other Goods too numerous to mention to which
as we are determined to sell for cash or to punctual
R:L.cROwN 4 CO.,
cor. of 9Th street and Penn. ave.
p. S.-Ws shall still continue regular sales on
ns and Saturday both morning and
''.'a '.e In all cases aas'H'S: R'fs
HOME MADE CARRIAGES.
fine assortment Of ali kinds of CHRRT u'SUtul..
approSsd Styles and ia pot
workmanship and material, to be equal to any made
We IF . Ss city hs
the citizens and strangers to examine our work as
SO Do S every or K SE in work.
",
Old Carriages taken in part payment for new and
at fair price. SIMONFLYNN& CO
may l2-6m
HALLWAY. CLASSICS, new and beautiful edi-
~ tons. at hfty cents per vO. une, now ready.
lrvlng's Sketch Book.
Tales of a Traveller. .... .
SalmagundI, or the Whm- whams and Opinions of
Launceiot Lang stan, ESQ.,, and others.
The above series, In course Of publication. (Which
IN typographical excellence uusurpas sed, } will
include oil the popular works of Washington irving
at less than half the original published prices.
TAYLOR & MAURY's Bookstore,
au ~ near 9th street
wi 500 CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS.
WeaIe just opening, and we guarantee them I'M
e9SSalled by any Hams in thiA city. -.
They werc cured in Maryland expressly for our
iDNo authorized 'f kite 4 pURcBE11
jy2s Corner Vermont avenue and 18th street.
NOW Is THE TIME To DRINK MATT
~ LIQUORS.-ARNY & SHINN are ths only
ones in the District who have stock PORTER and
ALE, and always have q supply on hand; 30 give
them trial. Leave your orders with the drivers or
at their Union Bottlng Depot, No. 81 Green street
0eorGetoMn, ~. Y. = -----. yjy p
HAMS!-HAMS I've have a choice lot of onr
H Magnolia Hams also. Hams of Ohio and Ken
lucky curing. which are very superior The SIT an
are suitable for large or spal faTiies For sale Sy
saW $50. .s,a., IN :, ktNS euRcHELL,
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iy24-tf BARTLETT. Boston. '
EOR OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.

fkN
The Steamer MARYLAND will, on the 9th of
July, commence running regularly to r.
the above places. leaving Washington Ea63H@N
ltIeyenth st wharf every WE'D n.E=sss.za'.l.ss
NESDAI and SATURDAY at o'c!ocka IN. Re-
turning, will leave Norfolk every MONDAY and
THURSDAY at o'clock p. m.
POINT. PTNEY POI Mt, BLAcKfSfoNE'S
ISLAND, and the usual landings on the Potomac
Passage, including meals, to Old Point and Nor
DAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
~ AND LEESBURG, Va, via Chesapeake And
G G6o CAM n The ms Packet Boat. AR-1-.n,1
MAKING M Mas daily trips to the above points,
and an n; g. Ritter. Georgetown, D. G. every morning
hours; leaving Georgetown at tseveR O'clock in the
Rorning, the Boats will arrive at the Great Falls or
washington Aqueduct, at 10 q. m, Seneca at EN-
towards Ferry at p. m, where a stage will be IN
Returning, leave Edwards Ferry every dsy at nine
O'Clock IN the morning, and arriving in G eorgetovn
at sunset. -
Through Tickets, S175. intermediate points a.
cents; SENECA, Is cents; Edwards Ferry, SLIP:
Leesburg, Virginia, including coach. Sis. Meals
served on the Boats at moderate prices
mar . w. III. Il H. q. RITTER
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n 'OBA HONEY.
-. Inc subscrber has Just received and for sale,
zen usrees OF chilled CUBA HONEY, at has Gro
eey ana PROVISION Store, No. s4 l2th street and
"is.a JONAS p. LEVY,
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L'ALL STYLE FOR Ia57.

t'ALL STYLE FOR 1857.
Now ready at STINEMETZ'S. ess penn,vIv.n;.
avenue, near the corner of Thir-
teenth. the most popular Fall styles -
OF Dress. Moleskin HATS. TO
which he invites particular attention,
Having established the cash sys-
TEN. and finding il TO work well, he
will continue tn make n discount Of d. n
IN per cent upon the actual market ~
price, max ing the hat sold for 81 land
not unfrequently for So for the low price Of ESQ.,
slight variation in quality for IS, and for @ 50
superior quality for the money.
A good assortment of FELT HATS, CAPS, &C.
always on hand. B. II. sTlNEMETZ,
aug 2l-tf 26 Penn, ave near ISth ,treet
A NOTICE TOALL PERSONS WHO ARE
ply OF our CELEBRATED Burton and XXX Ales, which
were brewed to our own order, expressly for the
any length of time, even in the warmest of westhsr
All lovers of good Ale can lie accommodated with
the above at our Depot, 81 Green street, George
town, DC. Army sHINN.
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Traveller Direntn-r
TRAdMs Run AS FoLLoWs:

% from WASHINGTON At a. m, oouneot,n, NJ
Nesy with trains for the West. and az Bsltlmore
Win those for Philadelphia and New York: Al 80
SeG' lor Annapolis, BALTIMORE, Philadelphia, and
Wv fork al p. m. for Baltimore and NorFolf
and q Keay with Frederick train.
Il MSS at 40 p. N. at Relay for the West
NJ 'vI annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
Sn SUNDAY At g. m, and 2.n D. m.
" ION bALTIMORE for WASHINGTON af
sig ana 81 q. m, and SIS D. m
IN Sunoay AZ <l5 a. m. and SIS D. m.
le l1-u r. X. PARSONS. Agent.
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MAdNobs5doAc HAMsi M.cNoI,. HANG
Weare just opening, and we guar antee them un-
eqnalled by any Hams in thia city. =
They were cured in Maryland expressly for our
SALE $40 80
III No authorized agents;
iy2S Corner Vermont avenue And I5,b stras,
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Agents for Neutrality-suspicious.. Stott & Co, Il.
Gilman; kIdwel Lawrence, j. b; Gardner, BURY
Martin King, Marin L Palmer, schwartz & Co,
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark. J. 7. Milburn, Dunbar
9. Cissell, NJ Lentham j. l.. Kdwell.
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The subseriher offer SUGAR, ,coEEEE,
MEAL: BDTJER and EGGS. At No. So isth
"a III = JONAS p, LEVY,
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Change of Time.

ON and after Tuesday, Aug. l. ls5 further notice.
~ Trains NiI by follows, Saturdays rAcCpted3
GOING SOUTH.
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NEW ARRNNGENIEN'T.
Three Through Tlains, Zach way Dail

STNDA rs E-IILPIEU,
Connecting on the East with Baltimore ad Ohio Rail-
road Irmprd Railroad and the Ohio River at Wheeling,
West With Railroads Zsncsvis, Sywark Mon.
Columbus for all parts OF the south West aud
North West.
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fB- Through Tickets to al i,drta GJ' the
U,ti0a can be obtained at the office IN WhsCIing,
Information every line and Connection wsst OF the
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WHEELING Va. MONDAY MORNING


ON and atsr 2!onday 'lay 26t trsi' m run a. follow.
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X ELSA ARISlN l..
w y. EHNARhS BHO have Just received, At their
w GrocSrS, Market Quincy Etresth aS
follows
Rio Coffee, sardlneR,
Roasted Coffee, Corn Starch,
Ground Vanilla Chocolate,
Extract Cocoa
Java Broms,
Imperial Tea, Faripa,
Young Hyson Tea. vern,icelIH,
G Powder Pruurs,
oc!obE g Fresh Tomatoes,
breakfast u" Fresh StrHTbSTreS,
iaee, Fresh Peaches
English Split PeaP, Preserved Giuger,
Rice Flour, Lemon syrup
No. l MacSerel, hbs kits. Strawberry SYRUP
IEish Salmon, Raspberry -
fotomac AeTTipE, general assurt,n't Of Spiee=,
scotch essences and oils.
cucumber Pickles. Filberts and Cii5ons
Mixed FnuSirE HarTey5 Scotch
Walnut CatSuP, Alr
Tomato Fine Cigars,
MorcGStershrs Sauce, Johnsons fine Lump Chewing
American Mustard, Tobacco.
french MAccsrUn
Eastern markets invite our friends and sha
70 es ana examine as We are prepared 10 sell the oSest
market prSrs
mS9 W. a. EDWARDS 4 BRO.
80 n T - ~
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sh, tlIhrrIinq 4,tteIIi9rnrrr,

Is PUBLISHED
,,ry TE1.wEEELY ASp WEEKLY, A4
q q g.. a. Z T Y g. 9 @.
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LADIES q GENTLEMEN-TAIE NOTIUE!
FINE PEREUNIERIES
ME have just received large assortment of choc
W Pertuneries and Toilet Articles comprising
Pomaturis; French and american iIair Oils;
I.ubm'b Extracts for the handkerchief;
BaEth's go varieties;
Oriental Drops;
"Odeuy6"-:lew and rich styles;
Stick Pomatums;
Cosmetic Creams and Powders
Tooth p1Strs
Toilet Waters;
Imported COloIacs
Aromatic Vinegar;
Altar Of T;O-rs--rich styie4
MIX OF SoseE;
Toilet Soaps-il great var!ety.
For sale by TIL. LOGAN 4 Co.
mII Bridge Corner DruEEst1.
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NUMBER 80
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MSNTTICTT;RI..
bUEA'EIS'S ROOREi TX RFsG'EIS'S
Writing EllIniI


StNcE This SUPERIOR iuri lp been before III. pahe
- nearly tSN wears. s~.tr eorStauy siI in
mold Elad. 80 % ~ ~
teS together IA sua' sis E,syg Itu .cid
TO bankers and mcTchants Cineiuat Lsuisvie Vts-
bnrsh Buffalo, Clrv,lsnd Dytc!t TrrrS Ifnr JsfaH.tt
i'idtagaTeiis, y lc Frankfort Iexgtun
Nasyuie 9ithputS, s.; ioCs Nsksbu jackson, NstchsE
al New ureanE Il hrs 2i been adopted in tty State De-
pATcntS o. Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi 1t hiss
tRicn tarGr hrs class Diplomas the Mechanics Institutes
C!cinnau ana Louisville and Iour Diplomas and Prsr Me-
and Illinois. '
rhe following merchants bankers, &C. In Wheeling here
lsr'S ucot-krCpcr's Writing rlui:
N;:,hwsS'srn Bank c! Virginia. &crc,ants Meehnnea'
ring Compsny County Clark Ohio County, National er-
graph Oec baltimore and Ohio Railroad Odice; Mcclure
iLouSs; Kelly, Holloway Co.. Russell SIcAec; Gordon,
Matthews Co; T. Sweeney SoE pnsae ( Cowgirl; OK
Boyd boyd on; Oliver Pryor Jas. II. Stout CS BSaD-
din, u!b.TFo3 Co; Press.
For gale at manufacturers prices Sr
ocSN LAMBDIN. GlIDHpSOS 4 70
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N T4c4ULAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND. volumes l6Fe5
VI and -Four.
ALS0-COnplete sets of the Work, for sale by
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
tan26 No. III Main
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TRANSPORTATION.

CENTRAL
OHIO R-AII-R O.AD.
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:, ), -c-Der n Main aud Quincy streets
ltflts'E liatl' .sSEptrance from Quincy at
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mys W. a. EDWARDS ( BRO.
CHICKERING'S PIANO FORTES

OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
:I e!Eale, fresh supply OF ChicEcrtng & Sons Gel
! q fsbrated Piano FoTte' Of beautiful Black Wal.
4 nut and Rosewood ii,Ish, and Tor brillancy OF
tone aud lGhtnss Of touch either la ihG
country OF Europe and offered uanutactu
prices, including carriage
Also, Prince CG's Mclodcons, style, With full and
half sTel OF fine Rosewood hnh, and Buhslo
rces with general stock Of Martins celebrated QuarE
Italian Frenci. and uGrman HiOs, Toluceilos FIltes
Ees, Banjo5 CHmboTinrS, Tuning Forks, the best italian
Strings, with all other articles In the music line and gene
raj assortment OF Variety Goods.
Wholesale retail al the Old Music and Variety Store
No. &c Union street. '>'
my2 las NpIIOp
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For Full Course, Including al Departments oF S00t
keeping, Lectures G:d EsHMdnSaip, iHruFfGGiy :s
Eo faI Course IGdiss department 20
THE PROPRIETORs take great pleasure in expressing
their tanEs the gratifying and unprecedented sue
marked te OF their Institution since
t Capital and stimulates them
rapidly Increasing demand Tor Drac'ioi d coPrsden
T q ~, 'PSG t%g IN sar TS sFf I E6msT E5GssT
c!i Houses educated and accomplished gentle
men nae m ra ne 10 ] S 10 ISs's Sv o. ri
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student, prOcets, Is drilled the DESK ndiUi8
ny, stepby step until he has mastered the whole routine
Of ~ Aceountsns duties as thoroP"y US toagA ne hg9
As-rsd an dlyrSH!iccstp IN s"Ttt EGrGs commercial
WysC; all aWES arress faeriEg, and sGrrgous
TlunLeTs are, IL great measure dissipstcd
In addition to our engagement oil accomplished ASSIST
Iuts, also secured the services Of Of ttC
o5ss oSi: s-'D'' ''-'''''' N''' $3.50,
our course of Instruction paroularir.
here, embraces every thing contested with DOUBLE
LTIY look KEEPINCi, with free and full discussion
is scientific Observation-Disclosures t,pop Commercial History
ography, Commercial Products Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade, Part
nerslp. &c.
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is now opened reception No Institution
Union impars thorough interesting in
In conclusion we would add that sha! Put forth
hest efforts 30 merit in still eminent degree the fiat
ering reception with which enterprise has met and
Hicdgs oaSse!UCS i4JH,t thorough, pcactira!
cogsS ef Vsreantls Inettoa tLaa rd, 6soynflI al ay
cfIS, SiRIiLC' AsScuHfiiE college
Among the many Recommendations, We give the follow
eve, the undersigned, pleasure sestylng that
personally acquainted with MIR. Graugvr's ability
highest order Hs has had great experience as an Ae.
couniant, heavy Commercial anil Banking Houses which
E,2,rl.@0e ei BooE Keeping, a.d thorough Commercial
Education.
,on,x pESsitsps re GSrISS Of Farmers College.
President of Kenyon College.
To yoang who .lsh TO acquire 1;stne,. kdse9-
tios' think II affords facilities seldom equalcd-
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, soUTIIEItN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
rNwicc DAILY, Sunday night exceptsd) between Rich
mUnd and Washington City via Gordonsville and Alex
andIIa
mond \. NJ. and 7:sO p. A.
Returning leave washington...6 a. NJ. and +. M
and
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mOnd aud Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING No STRAP RAIL,
brngin excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, H!vc the best guar
always securing cOnuer;cnS IS shown By Rrri
walls dali; Richmond and Washington city in advance of
the Steamboat ilIe.
FARE WEEK E:cnMoSp ASD W&snlSeroS 1850
Omnibus viii he found always ready 20 take thrGHya
passengers and their baggage o: wearing apparel between
the two Dspois free OF CHARGE With ample tne for tCin to
take their meals, whether su:DS North CT South.
Through Tickets he obtained between panvIG nnG
Washington the Terminus Of ;IC RohA, nearly
petel Danvlie An Agent ol 'hs Company VIII receive
Cheeks OF passengers from the Da1Te Road, and
tr baggage all the Way TO Washington OF the Bal
timore Dspot.
route.
InOnd and Alexandria. fol
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

faithful since this unsccounta he occurrence,
will be ready to daubt the iln,nutab,lity Of
the most tried and sterling.
'Tis said that Rdpubiics are ngratcful
Can this nnaccouutab bic change be attributed
to this. .-Thc faithful who stood in the breach
are left ,nirewar,lcd. tho conqucrns victory
against even the Fates. Or can it bc on ac-
count OF the nvw phase Maryland Politics"
are taking and the pure Saxon has 10 give
nlacc and cnoiumcnt to the Danes that are
but invited guests.
The old L'ontinenals NAV not comp rehend
the contingency in which Co,oaeL sup,rscdc
GenefatS and solution Of the mystery may
perhaps DC found by examining this part Of
the subject.
We of the country have beea waitirg for
the publication. by your Port correspondent
% that individuals name who asked high
price for his flour dnring the ice famine. IF
publishing haines for sharp dealing is to be
the order Of the times, why come on: Port
Deposit will turn out rs pretty catalogue Of
such bcan,ics as any sandal monger would
delight to see. FLASH.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

FORGERY AND ESCAPE OF THE FoRGXRER -
Our quiet town was thrown into the utmost
excitement on Wednesday nso,ning last by
the Startling announcement TINT Robert Kemp
who kept grocery, shoe and liquor store, On
main street, had committed forgrrics TO the
amount of between three and four thousand
dollars. Among the names asccrtaincd to be
forged are Bennett Allen; Bennett Allen and
Edw. Ray; John r. Hopkins: N. Martin, Jr:
NJ. Colston and d. Cowgirl James A. Ridg-
away. Kemp heretofore stood rather high
in the community, and the fact that he had
been carrying Oh scheme Of such bold and
intolcrable rascalty completely shocked .he
senses of the people and wholly unnerved
them. In 3 community like this. we can on
ly compare his course to that of Huntington,
only in smaller degree. Notwithstanding
the offcnne had been current and known in
the town to al! our officers, he was suffered
to go nnharmed and escape law and justice.
--Easton Gazette.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

II. ~,
."e '''"'.'' ''"o.' "''i'" "''''o' ~
New York on Sunday, the following adficc'
have been received:
lFIo,a the IspinwaIf Courfer.1
,r,, ~,
q non ,nra ,rna,'.. ,,a" p"p =, n' ''i =, ' =, ,I.
liz, ,,,m.a. ,ss, w ~, s,,,.',,I - - .L I
n,,in, G.r C.n,s vas pp,a ~ ,.a,.h ',G ;'h sn''a
;n0 ,,or fn,, nn,, ,,a;,,'., D.. ".,I nno
,,,, ,,.a,,,, =, II e.,
tI,t ,ha ;m,.,,,;o,, - ~ ,,.'',.,I w,
rnrc,., ,.,,, ,n.,r,, . ono ' ~ w. " u
,.l nJd, ,ra,I1 ,i,a., w. ,',,. -. ,',
That ;S s.,rf'J anI 49,, 90, c.I .a,,,,1,t ,b",
,,.;,h ,,ai .ei ' ,' WI. i'.,'' .u'"' .,'".'
nns;,;en tho ""u nI, .,','i I'.'
,h,. h.r,T,I ' "'N =
nn.t,.s .,, , ..;, H.
,ro.>ao, .,. 3D. n'', MS W." s W., .'i1
IT, o,,i,,,,,x, w.. IN ''le d, naN 'o' ""'
siIrr ,h,. n.,,.r so,,i'I irh" ..,,,,,o,o.. .os
IF ,h,;r ,;,na,;nn ~, ~ ,i'a .n.,,
lose and Jrn,I.., ~; ,ors. s,,,l ,',sw ;,a;,o
som. ~ H. ~ ,.I.,.h A' ~ .i,,. & '.l'i
anon, ,,a ,.,,a,'s ~ ~, 'n,nI' IS ''. .y s'ou ~
whi,L H.. En.o p ,I',,,
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The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04

Spain ANy MExlco. notwithstanding all
the preparation that Spain appears to be ma
king for the commencement of hostilitics
aga inst Mexico, very strong doubts exist
whether she will ever have the courage to at
tempt it without guarantee Of security from
England and France for the safety of Cuba
which, under present relations with the Uni
ted States neither of these governments will
be willing to give. a letter fIo.s Havana
says the military display is kept up on the
island, but the Spanish ministry dare not re-
fer the question to the sword The Madrid
correspondent of the London Times saws:
Rather less confidence seems to be felt
with respect to the anticipated result ofAthc
Mexican expedition. If the President de-
clines the responsibility of Alvcrez's balbar-
tiles, and bids Spain go and punish him as
she plcases the expedition will be in what
is commonly called fix. Neither 10000
nor $4,000 men could follow up tlrst savage
chief into his stronghold in the terra eulinete
with any chance of success. The expense of
the expedition woulk be great, and the results
probably disastrous.