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Dr.. IOrsa's INDIAN Root P,iEs.
PRO BUNO PUBLiCO.
70 Family sigUii b s-iNOXE Nen IN Ns


k0VSr n d0y
II y Az ESTABLISHED FACT ia; al diseases spring
] IRON oae source, namely :!npur.ty Of the blood
Therefore, OF. strength health and life depend upon tas
and DO not act in perfect harmony with the d-Icreui
functions OF the body, the blood loes It's scio becomes
thick corrupted aud diE-Iscd thus causing all pairs
sickness aud distress Of every name strength, is
s-.yl 10 i.oviu- uI tie strguaut h1-uor-, tls
hood vi. hc-os clicked a-i ceaee o. act and thus our
i-it % lie w.. sf.ge. he blown out How inprrta.i
eB tlat 81 JJI a- L.. vri8gs pas.a-9s Of Tire DO
10 ia "irpoEer 10 pat medicine Ia your reach. namely
Morse luu i.Oo. P. manufactured from plants and
roofs "!ltL grow around the mountainous cliff IN Ma
.Ire'- garden frr the health and recovery OF diseased
man one Of the from which these Pl.s are mazda
j. --4Hs.c, Ui'.a IT, pores % the ain and
sets %t9r- r. throwing nnt Tie finer parts Of the
ruyL9a within. The I'D il piaat which ia ENpecio-
rant t.t opens aud -8gs lie passage to the lungs,
aud f.uz. ~ -Eg.lirr manner ret rrfus it, duty ~
throw g 90 pileya and other hggors from the lungs ny
cn.ous splitting. TIE third is = DIreiic, which si'ss
AMI double s'T71-;n 20 tie Elneys; thus encpz
rfv"' ticy draw large amounts Of impIrity from the
blood, which j. then thrown bJIEuuly Ly the grins
~ 90. Sa;-F passage. and uh could not have been ds
charged IT, any ether way The fourth is a Catharts,
c"r7s-d n pas. Tie blood: Tie eoAr-er particles OF
.Igrv E.t pass ny tie other outlets. thzs
sseu " SO -1-'ty-t OF - great quantities By the
Tr-r lie shove. q s.bown STAT Dr. I;srs.s I.das
-, .7 i.. on she stomac IN, but become united
." b.. t.- t.aa!. ~ tly Sad way 20 every part aua
-- -' ur. a-1 cleanse the system from all i'm
pus,y, AID rs fife Of the body which j. the blood be-
pain j. driven -re.l Size ya~;- fur t.y cannot renal.
when Tire body hecrIaes 'Gre and clear.
l.r safe ty every respectable druggist in Illinois,.
EH.t take t1x E.'ha.. Z. B. iH blue wrapper.
G,, Lief Dr. Nersc, az 81 he Drur stores, and
--a.-rIl e. tlE paper. L. }. WHITE CO.
s3t ST. brpprLtsr, 4sg lO's
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WaiIPaper.Window Shadcs.&c.

NUR stock in this line includes large variety Of pat
~ terms and qualities from the best Manufacturers in
the country and the choicest Cu.orcd, Velvet and Gold
Bordering. We shah have constantly on hand large
assortment OF
Ciot. and gs.P per ~ iati1.S Shades,
Together with the best id Curtain fixtures. Frequent
additions will be made stock during tie season.
We invite those who want anything ia this line TO give Us
call We viii the services q: tlie best Mechanics
in the city hang paper when desired, which VIII save
customers :ngeh tine and trouble.
70 I..c ladies.
II Won -aGt Stationery Of ;he best quality. Paper
Uangipcs or anything in tho line Of Miscellaneous
D.ohs or Magazines give a call. We shall soon have
Tor sale few of chickering's and other superior Piano
f.s!es. at Eastern prices.
REMEMBER THs,--We have given our orders Tor over
a1U Rolls of Wall Paper, from tie best Houses II Ds-
ton. and Philaicii hia, for next Spring trade.
Having received our Fail supply of SCHOOL. DOORS
AND STATIONERY, are prepared to furnish Country
Dealers and Teachers at The lOiCest ui0kesaEs rats
o,95 EATHBUN < ORION.
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Horse racing on the ice on the Il.Ineis ri
yer at this city is a present popular ainuse-
li.ent with our ..blootis. 80
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OTTAWA Market.
ladies Read TINS F.!

E2r. EEoerCr'S =cn,aic Cordial
Is 50, and sure -ct.y r Fe,.ae C1iEpiaias arising
from s>iity, such irT,E ar sHyi 4'i4. Of lac
nen,e' f,oar Abs a. .'tss, ii.rreEne.', ssioH Com
I1ez:ou. ITeaiecr, rizzaesz, Weak Nerves Frrhgfai
Dreams, AID ~ l-e.zrz caused ~ coli-, Checked Per
SEPARATION, EzccSses, Excitement: e. Ti.ou-a.iz
Tr-r1s L.re tesa creI u :is CORDIAL q.er the pre-
s-. rr' o, he s-ci1rs Had failed, and ,:ie disease
rcs-.'eI III o...sr raI-cd',s.
D0.'s.s.
- Prepared and 90: y n. Eas-=r.r corner OF
Third ard Cr,t =ree,, :; Louis, Me. sole Proprietor.
or-=le by :. PrTs,g, Oi.,ns and hy Druggists ard
Daz'-rs H. !!siieis. s.le.ay il,rO-sLJ-.t!ae west.
O-.su--. :. .. s-..s,.-.2 -, T--r.
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+ C.pRESCOTT

Stone! StaE.e! Esr sale!
TYPE now offer at quarry, two miles north o!
M Joliet and within three hundred feet of the Hi
pois and Michigan Canal al, kinds OF Rubb'c, Budding
Tagging and Di.aefison Stone, rom two inches in
thickness up thirty inches, and OF size color and
quality surpassed by none in .,,e State
An orders for Some, either dressed in the rough,
he shipped by canal rail- will be promptly attended to-
and ft,rnis;,ed at prices please the Purchaser.
ANDERSON, SPENCER co.
JAS. G. SPENCER, y 4. HorGHTELIsG,
T. pInpsrLI. AL.x. ANDERSON.
Joliet, November 70 ISIS. a
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-. ItEr.sH.-.

ls-sS cCc1ilE.l --4SI iaaT. hose UItT.;li.c
readings u tie larger ciiies Of the Iii =
have mace her name familiar 20 every news
paper reader, PROPOSES to give one CT Lcr
highly intellectual establishments in tbs
city, on Thursday evening Of nsz. week.
Due notice of the exact time and Place " !
be given by posters. Meantime, that srIcI.
who are unacquain!ed with her lerlr. may
learn what Lind Of IN ci.toEtaiEn.ca, is about
to be offered CUR citizens. We cory ti,e fol
lowing notice of one Of her ''-5 adirgs" from
the Detroit IAdgeyt'sc-:
Mrs. NacTeady gave her second Fsz,..Hz
last night, AID exhibited l.,T magnificent
powers as = Gfa.u-tiSt in 4! t.e:r iJ,C,. Il
must be borne IN I.i:.d HAT without society,
without the acccs sc-ic7 {: music, tie ie.Si
relief, she, by the force of h-r own genius
brought out beauties 10 TIE !o-,Es s's *
ciled, and gave Lew cnlb:.LZ - It's -,-..cS
she represented, wai-l, e." who WITNESSED
her powers last nigh; coulI cTsr before !.arc
had any IDEA OF. In the recital OF Ire
Maniac, it vas not tie mere recitation, il
WAS lie i0.oe, thc genius, the s.iIi. which
the poet had coHjur,d W, which was regre-
scented, and Will. a II City power that was
ten tie muse had made the poet give form
to thoughts that breathe, and words ,hat
burn" We hzve had no such high. chasic
ansi really correct deincations Of the crca-
tiCns Ct the poets in this city, and our cIti-
Zcns little know what really intellectual
pleasure they have lost. Mrs. Macready far
surpasses ia exquisite power, both in comic
and tragic deiiEeatiOn, any woman on this
Continent \. know tbs; this is a strong
word, but We aie willing TO abide BY it, aud
PUT it to the test Of any Intel iGeHt commit
nifty. In these dramatic readings, which
this hoy gives, il must lie recoi.ected tila;
poems alc brought out, which are never
given, because considered unfit for Stage
performance. For instance VINO has not
read Woodworth's Request Of a Lover"
but who ever properly under stood LLe whole
wit Of the poet, the exquisite and delicate
thoughts which must have flown through
his Lraiu-until he heard il, as SPOKEN las,
night. We repeat. our citizens really have
Rot known the mighty dramatic gs.lins
which We have had amongst us, and ii is TO
be hoped that she will again pay Us visit
when We are better prepared 10 know and
APPRECIATE the magnificent and exquisite Ia
ieE's witiwhich nature has gifted this lady,
aud which cultivation has developed to an
extent which none can appreciate ul:l they
have seen ana heard her.
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:. 4 :. 81. ie2s 4 Z ::
WILLIAM CCNELLIY

NJLLIIL-- OOlE-NL LLI
NJ Ia tie sy BtEI. -N0.ti o' se Itiij- SyH!rc.b
a. RESPECTFULLY zfosl4i~ tle -lzsI.s % Ottawa ard
~ IT,. sirra-Elrg country tt IL Las Jist received
tine large -to-A uf Good such - Cs;Es.
CassnsCres. and Ns.tirEs Of tie rU,st quality. Also,
lne Beaver a:d i4.oI c.a-i -li L. -.ae L 20 o.
der tie e..sofo'y terms Also, keeps bald
= arCs assortment OF Gents Furnishing Goods aI! Ica
Iy Made t3a,iiu-, o. ais Haa-l4-.crg bai. t..o
oIiy place ia o.iu~- whore they Uanrtlctare E-aay
Made Clothing There s. machinery i's: t4C.l
thy mad. -p hy tie best cf vufuscu- lie c1e-
the ca wo.aaT.s principle, t.e good o!J way being tc
beet.
an Kinds Of Gents Co,hirz mad, up Ct TIC aa5r;cs:
notice. and warranted 10 fit.
. S=,NtcG.-A few hrst rate 'ai'ors. opposite the
Court House ro-gsi door Cl.y
DlHk Of E.rlss. Aiea 4 &c.
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Stoves ! Stoves Stoves

We lave On had oyer :. S.ovs c~u3-;sir~ 81
the best Patterns Of Coal COOKING stoves brought %
his market, WicIi vii -a al prices hat all u SITS
factory. OR Sol. or = ir.or and Dining Room Stoves
prise Of the most elegant and u-.3 ves e'r
before exhibited ia ti.s Cry We U-. t. say 80 r5-
TONERS to CAL in a.si Sc, before yUu b0 Il e driving
Stovrs around in wagons II ynu want 10 save MY pr
ccs.r. yc.r in Testament.
We are extensively engaged in manufacturing Tin,
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Of every s-riqt"n, and
can execute orders in that line any rxtlt desired
We =rc p,;rc ss;f- a. Cl-til-s Copper, Pester- ard
nrs AID l Ply Tie highest price Tie MARKET y III var
rant.
o. Cloths. nj Elam-''~d C.glis of bssVtiai styles
and patterns. prices la; VII ssDaish you. Be sur-
you cal and Sc. rs before purchasing Sept 9,
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q NEVER FAILING REMEDY Fol: TIE nfSTECC-
y TIoS or RATS. MICE, CO'HioAtlii-S, bip
EITGs ANTS 1c Tai, preparation IS warrantc! 10 'N
terminate and Mice, whenever used rs "a 'crl
md to leave no OF usrc stencil on lie promises eierCu
~ tcsr auuoyi,,r y,rmin Is tse il PERI kC1iN SAN
in amy place ard at ali times, which Is hti He cN<e wien
ordinary remedies for t!is evil. .,,
4 ,iIlaS ,-EEw or CcrNTsGfFi's! =
Tie extraordinary success of VI Dnhoy freei III.
ryter,ninutor has excited the cupdiy OF sone dishonest
and irresponsible persons 70 counterfeit IT, 10 prevent
III a. have at great expense. procured sPleisisd
stcei Plate Wrapper and none WI Re g3n1ge vioAi
dc s.,-at,-, OF the P-opIctors, liNDE oSi'i iN, On
- 800, and tie top of every box stamped thus:
NJ DI,DOY's FRENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I.s necessary tia. the above caution should o. strictly
oh ,cryed lest the purchaser become t.!e victim "
rs,rr Cal on tie Agents and get Circular, gratis.
rs.- All orders must be addressed to =. OSDCi.S,
Auburn, y. Y, sole American \ gent
iun;I-ly r. Y GiiIGtiS, Sole Agent, Ottawa, ~.
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BOOK BilADERY.

= C\yA 9iiAO-Sl y
r. ssSy hs,s<FTsssS in Ottawa!
sEEilE Subscriber womb i,ro-u he n opc o. ia Sale
u aud sdioi'iig Coaiises that l, los esisbshei a
BO0K iIsDi9Y IL, Q.,awa. Nirrr ie ~ H. isi.J 4"
receive OILERS for sJytii.. gin lis HE.
sAt kst.sfs< .tGssl.. go
OF all kinds manufactured order in wnfn's ~ sc
Also, old books reb1sir- 7 .Inp'icLS a;d A
gaines bound in any s,yie required Mdl.s soTcrl' ANA
vanished
Paper Ero-.1S -. -
Aud oil, other work Gone.riiiei belongs 10 n' m 80.
busness L., IL he borne II. mind That II y 10 IT. .
neress,rv 10 send tn Chicago to get Your i'i'S H,s
n,anufactrred or any kind OF Binding zone, ig you
have an establishment in Otta"" ma e''A 49, - ~
60 80 van the trouble OF sending aifo'l' - =,
please give call in The room DON, ~" ., r'
ounce, sou'h 'Ae " ~ g. &. ICTH.
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~ IoncWOrth.s Sparkling Catawba.
WYE have obtained the agency of the above named
w;,ie,v Known and popular wine. Csli and get the
sesame arftskt tecirl d. WALKER 80.
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Good BOOKS Delight, Instruct, Eetiae.
Esc.v :,.d Where TO Procure Them.
Please send for a copy of our
Eisss>ir;,ecsi Catalogue,
or 80 different works, suitable for Family and Preside
Reading, and embracing
Popuyssy dnsJicra BicgrG Difes, Narratives and Ira
refs Agricu9tgrv, T,iap6'dnce, lar, and School,
I5aEs for Tie Young, bN,itG;iiy Printed s.d Lias
titfd F;taaily Bitfs, Rcti5ioas Books standard and
Slect Ioetry, Gs;d ekoite cdiety y Nsceffdne0as
E0aks.
We will send il without Charge.
II contains a full description of the best standard
,ro on the above Important subjects, with their prices
and in convenient for reference and preservation
Every reader and bcol-buyer should have it. - g
will send aiv books. Postage Prepaid on receipt
advertised price, which may be sent to us by mai
cr;rs:,rc yEac I,ca. Cooks for agents.
E-ealse Trey are adapted to the of the people
Fn rcu-s and practical instructions Agents sent
,-,.iis on .pjl:catioa to RATilBUN & 0RTON,
oe9J Ottawa, H., or Davenport, Iowa.
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PICTURES.
LOT Of fine prints hs- !, proper for Crcciaii
y paintr. ra2.l pErfR RUSSELL
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Confectionery Store,

f'tas
g,RON the stable OF the sabscriber living In the town
= OF Nf,s,,n on the Newark road about ~ miles north
Of Ol,aWa. soals last spring, BAY MAZE COLT.
49,, - ld naNt spring, has white strip In the forr-
bead aud white hind legs. Any person gv,rs nforae-
ion 5,,rs said may be found will be literally re-
wnrlrh. Address H. uAgMONSCs.,
i.iI.-ls Norway r. o., La Sale To- H.
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Fer ChnPped Hands ana Lbs.
.VtI3 Il RoSes, Cott Crean, LIP Salce.
.im0ndinc,
Z orrfiiER with variety OF Fire Scans. Extracts.
sierhHh sna treheh Cologne, Orange Flower, JAS
min. lavender Water, Sc [tae. 81 b. WALKER 4 co.
{, Tow's CIlEH.CAI. F-..sIyr SOAP for .,,. =, A..
- ne" store % ,rIisl d. wALKER 4 co.
TT-7ISTER supply OF Gg0CERiEs just received and
esS for sale at tIecc-3DI WHITMAN sCovELs.
g. roEAGE for 100000 bp',els grain. Cash advanced
~ on srain III st9gS Gdecis-anl l.. H. kAAN,
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lust RECEIVER, large Stock Of BoNNErs
d and LADlEy SHOPS, at very how prizes.
decD s.rsag s!D7orI DOUGLASS CLARK
Iss4, saens o. a. bE. .rsae s.syps1 Sue So
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The ansscPer~isn War.

Al The efforts o. Eaghsh dplons,s.s for period
O. eight ard twenty sar- have failed 10 snake or
overthrow Rrseisn intrigue and ssoendsncy vt the
Persian court Few abler or more experienced men
in their particular sphere than colonel Macdonald.
Fir Henry E1lis SIR John Neil, or Colonel Jus in
she'll, ever served England II a foreign CONT yet
neither OF these oipionaIs,s, nor NJ de Seroey, or
NJ De -sIliges, who cicieted on the part n France
during the reign q Louis Philippe, were enabled 10
obterste the Influence and 90 sendsncy OF Russia.
Our interest In the East and this means not only
IN British India. bot In Con.taBtDople, Erzeroun,
Treb;1nd. Bu-aciah. Basdsd, and The whole Of
Wes.rn Persis--ehoud induce us TO perseverc, by
evely moral and materi mems, u achieve our ends
acsinst Russia
Now that the crown and Che Eas. India Compa
ny are acting with one mind and one VIII 10 the
Persian Gull, We trust the ir,peSsion viii be oon-
ve5ed 70 Tie Court o. Persia that such unity is ire
sjstibie. Laelaud and India are, tha,ks 10 steam,
nearer 70 Persie tina, they st any formsr peri
cd Of their bitn,y, and both can now command
larger mesns and more appropriate and competent
instruments 20 work out their common purposes
Indian gcl az Europeou inierssfs nosc impcru-
tsreig rCCuift n5t Russia siculd .. chsckm1tSd ia
Pcysia and cltciEn1;ed she uM De-
IL IL nct becnu-v toe olsisccs 20 a Russian inva
sion o. India arc Of irnIneso nagn1 )c that such
Invasion tasy not be serOuay threatened, and even
partially commenced In our own day. No doub. VIC
are able 70 hsip such nttpr1p for Hnsea 70 at all
move 80 5ceeetuy, OF otherwise, must keep IN her
communications and com nisssra through countries
which ere desolate ride. and barbaroas. This abe
wholly unebie tc 90; byt. peverthciess, by taking
a few steps In advance, she may unsette some pnr-
huent tribes, snd burden With trouble, anxiety
asd expcnse. To prevent these consequences We
must he PREPARED and determined 70 abide BY 90
hale measures.
The swiss ard Pru-sisn Wor Question.
TIE folio -tng is report OF the proceedings ~
The firrt sitting OF the Federal Assembly at Derne
Saturday, Dec. q.
TIE scseion was opened by a speech from N. Mar.
tin tie President, in the following terms:-
Three mon hs have scarcely elapsed since Won de-
Glazed tist tbe republicans Of .Neuchatel had de-
served vel Of the country for having alone triuapb-
cd over The royRlist revolt Of he % OF September,
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I'm. Cn,vere psrda In tAeir int.setaAfiav,
-. .s.r,s mn mems 81 bringing them - reosoo
sSo,t en- plsyiDg shs aeeDoy Of isvge force, ooeh
military and naval q q engaging IN Is~, ,mong ~
Cop,en p,,bIe 80 the Chinese may bs Ia she dsld,
The very msgr,tu6e OF the couotFy renders every
attempt at invasion costly and uDoe tam nat w
desire II China moreover, n trade and not cnps'
ton We trust that the difficulties" reported In
these lost sdvSes may speedily blow over; and that
A0airl Sey mouy viii not render pacific luton
more npracrcsbIe by any i'll advised nantes stionf
Of mistaken yigor,
rRE sRsxos IN COCHIN osINA.
letter from ,be Indian Seas, published m The
Mon fssr de 10 Flotte, announces that q. de MOD
nepy. the French Envoy, hal arrived az Hue on me
10Th of Sep'eU Der last
hue or Hoe is The capital Of Cochin China, ana toe
residence of the Emperor. Tue to vn Ia one OF Dcst
fornGd in Asia, ana most advaata geonsiy situated
The Annamite eo7efnmens IL preparing there ma
rhine expedition, Wkeh to Judge from sppea' G'cfs'
thot part Of The morid. The expedition IS, q
said, to act sgoinst China, and a descent y 70 ne
made Oh the coast o. Pet be-le The Cochin Cnpese
feet is pletey organized, and coss prses ,s"o
the ships OF war OF the rst Chase sbich are the size
Of our frlpaes, ard carry froD 90 to 90 guns; tne
gsleys, which a'e propelled either by sau or by tne
oAI; and the Ordinary Transport ships Etch oive-
al 10 OF the feet il cOu saoed by an admu3i under
| the direction Of Prince Chic knang, a reiAt ve OF
| the Emperor, who fills the post OF Grand Admiral
| His fagskip is called the @enas. Khong Alb
| Che Corman5er Of the Seas and cHr'es 62 guns
| Her mas,s ere gilt, and her sails a-e bonn
with White satin and gold fringe. There are 100 eO'
| op4rssives employed in 6nlpg out the cxpecitsnl
ard preparing materials for is operaii,nA Ooeas
| ChiDa h Justly regarded as she fret nartEme fOwe
In the .xtr-ue East. IL possesses a verv respeeta
Die cannon foundry and museum Of artillery, \
witch are coll. IL OF all sbe cannon used
! Enrope. Tire il likewise naval museum .
which is to be seen mariners compass gwen 70 "a
Emperor Tsy Song 10 the year l76l By NJ Poivr'
the celetra'ed tav.l,er. There Is likewise a yer
fire rep OF 'he world given by Louis XVI, viii ;
is herd N great vsnerstcn TneVe are like wise $,
versl articles presented by Louis XVIII, in 1871
Several pantiOgs executed BY native artists repre-
sent she Emperor Gya Long and his naval engage
nents. This Pin e, who Iegeni rated the navy, wa
| TIE most distinguished sovereign the country eve
| produced He lived az the menee rlent OF tn
present century. He attaches several French of
| c<rs 10 his service, and promoted suree of them
| the rank Of Mandarin. The Cochin Chinese exp,
dition will be ready to sail in April next
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becu preparing ~ fight hsow.sg but To well vAas
nou,d be biz fs'e be should fah iDtS TIE bands Of
mis- epepies Tsssf tseS generals, whom be captured
fsssfved no ercy from him, and We very much mis-
tale he feeling which opponents entertain 10
wards him, n, In case Of bis capture, be receive any
more nom them. For our own part, We heartily wish
they psy ed in capturing bin. There ID ter
rbJe sccouot Of boO6seed and rapine standing
against bin and his death would be very insult
Gent expiration Of it.
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Interesting from Spain.


CHAFGB OF srAHi HULE IN CUB.-rHE POWER OF
THE CArTAn GrNEhAL TO BE CUsTAiLED
Asdrd (uec y ON o. ood, n,e at L,naon Post
Ma. Ausst, Chief Of the Administration Of the
Superior Government Of Cuba, has Just arrived
here. This gentleman enjoys the reputation of be-
ing an I'M EILEEN, and jealous official, and the in
formation ~ his command respecting the resources
ard financial coDdi ion Of Cuba will be of great
service to ,he govern meDt IL Is quite poss Die
that On idea which has occupied Che attention
I various governments In Spain-that Of Great.
ing the Office OF Colonial Minister (Ministro
0e Uh,OuaT)-~ill be carried out by this ad-
d inistratOn. The assistance of M. Auset in this
matter will Re most opportupe; aod in the event
Of the idea being realised, he will perhaps
eceive The sppoin ment of undersecretary to the
new minister. Senor Gonzalez Bravo has been 500
ken Of os likely 10 be nominated Min'stro de Ultra
Ear. This n ny IN some measure account for the
prolonged stay of Senior Bravo in Madrid, a. IL Is
web known that he accepted the appointment Of
Minister at the Cont If London in obedience - the
wishes Of bis f,ien3 Msrsbel Narvaez, rather than
rom any preference on his part for such q post
However, as the provision for the new office ID not
included in the prerequisites 1t Is doubtful IL such
creation gill Sske place without the consent of the
Cortes. more especially AZ 1t has al Ways met with
CONSIDER able opposition when previously proposed
The chief objection is that the Captain General of
Cuba will b. bsmpeied in action should be he su.
bOIdnste and have 10 refer for instructions to Min
lister at Madrid.