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AUTHORIZATION PKILEo.
prizes z.s. OF are sa'"' spp'oA'"'A'D~ v $1,000
4 prizes Of $500, approximating to $4,000 ,
a prizes Of $3.50, approximstiug to $4,000 80
nrfzes Of Slas, spproximating to 5000
prize are oW
prizes of 500. approx1matlng 70 jaw .oo
prize, are a.. 7Vo
prizes Of $75 approximating 70 SS.uu 80
prizes 81 $50 approximating to $500
prizes s.-t ~
5Oo1 prizes of $50 are Ioo,oOe
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nOG0ETT q ANDEKSON,
- rfpf1nf,STERERs AND pAPER.IAN6ERs,
uoRNKR or eovRKseR AND vKArkLiS Sis,
Have received for The spring trade I'll sna M Va
nor stock of every description of PAPER HAHw-
lNuS. FLOOR OF CLUfHs, MATTIN0s, WIN,
DOW SHADES, CURTAIN GOOD :, with q genera, &,
variety of Upholsteripg articles, which VIII ue su
very cheap Tor cash. or 10 Responsible buyers. W.
are also prepared T., execute every descilpti ~
Paper Hanging and Upholstering In the psss man u
ner at the shortest notice. by superior VOL MI Va
the city or country. - nan = si,-
ARUS Il SHINE, Auctioneers ana
IL commission Merchants No. "a Main street, give
thei, services as Auctoneers for the sale o.
real estate. merchandise Of every description, ana
ag saleoi hor.es' mules cows wagons and carriages.
&C.. &c, every Saturday. - =, ,rrrur
p. q. LARUS. JAG. NJ onANs
cr4 s--ta <
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nONNAN Il Co.,
~ CONFUSION MERCHANTS.
Virginia street. Richmond, virginia
Especial attention paid TO the sale OF tobacco.
Il I2--dkcWamH - ~. =.
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nRAWING, PERSPECTTVE. &o.-Th

hAWINd, PEhSPECTIVE, &c.-ThG
~ undersigned respectfully offers his services
10 giving instruction in Drawing Perspective Chisro
terms: 81 49, -
Private iessoDe, Of one hour at......,... 81 90
when taught In classes Of not less than five
Faps 10
signt CLASS, three times week. Cor each
month. payable In advance................... 90
Ins use g nsld instruments and typographical
keies Rev. Geo. Woodbridge
flease leave orders or communications ct the NIX.
anlner ONCE. LIE i6-tsJ y JOHN GRANT.
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IN SPRING STOCK fsHea
&4A uATs. CARS AND STRAW GOODS. &x5&
FOR 1858.


No. rs kata Street. Richmond. IA.
BtNFoRD, DICKINSON 4 wgIsIGGR,,
Have now ready Of the largest aud most seisSs
ever offered in thgsnarket, consisting ~ all tBs
newest and most fashionable styles Manufactured
for the season viii will be s0td wholesale aitd re-
tai. on the most favorable terms 20 ppnetual ca1t
mers. Merchants md others visiting the city VIII
find il to their ADVANTAGE 10 cell and examine ivr
fhomseI YES rssurirg thorn that they win aud eur
stock camplets and desirable In every respect
Thankful for the Kind patronage bestowed npoh
us, We hope by strict attention TO merit eont'ha
sDce OF the same.
ss-To cash purchasers great Inducements ysle be
offered. mh y
49, TIE LADIES WILL PLEASE
s<1s1 NOTICE. that we have resolved within
the PAST few days. very large aud veil stsSsJ AZ
sortfncut Of ladies, Msscs and Chilaren's BOOKS
Ladies' hne Pump scls Heel Congress Caters
b. 90 se i9 de Do ss DO 10 So. fOzsa
De- do Pump do Lace %
e az fn,sr % nSroeeo %
b. do fhlek 10 do do
Do very ne Ro-ettsd White Kid slippers
m IA, do Toilette d.
Do do do aior and Kid Heel DO
70 @ Fisia % a sv.u.A 40
DO nne Velvet slippers
Misses nne Heel Lace usiters
Do fhin and Thick Sell Morocco boots
Chilaren's Lasting and Morocco Button sad Law
chaarea': Moreeco sna Patea, Leather Boo'sand
Together with many ether styles. TOO .ss:Sns Q
mepticn-ali or which we shall be peasea % saSr
Sstsoas. and we viii seli as lss q y" saa sTrs
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CASSIMERE SUITS of all kinds, quail
" ity and prices, just arrived LOO pairs fancy
Cashmere Pants; 50 light spring silk and Cashmere
Vests. 80 et
Drop In and look at the Clarendon Cusaway Coats,
from IS to SIC Spring Cashmere side bound sacks
and Frocks from 81 TO $i2 Another arrival of those
handsome, fancy and white patent yoke neck Shirts
at WALKER Il CSPS,
-myls 103, corner Main and l4th SITS.
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r EATHER AND RUBBER Betting
~ STEAM PACKING, HOSE, dc-KN0WLES
WALF0KD. No 81 Pearl street, have a full supply
from the best manufacturers. and sell at manufac
turers prices. fst- =
my I-3t KNOWLES WALFORD.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would re
spectinliy inform bis friends and the public
generally that he is prdpared 10 execute ali prsrs
for PAINTING, GLAZING, &C. promptly. and on az
rails e ~ s i'0
To his old friends. he wonld return his sincere
thanks, tor their patronage, some OF whom have
been, from his beginning business eleven years
since, his regular customers, and he hopes by due
diligence, 10 merit liberal share Of public patron
age. fe pts 8 Y lANDRUM
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CAV MILL.--The subscribers having
Mr.. John Williams, have made arrangements Is get
continuous supply Of fine logs of the best selected
growth and quality. They are prepared to furnish
terms They will endeavor to make it the interest Of
builders to deal with them asd would most respect.
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders left at the Mill, or at our Shop on 6th and
Cary streets, shall be promptly attended to-
"a 2-tB # etI fk JOHN a GEO, GiRSON
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hats, CAPS. BOOTS. a..

FRENCH BooTs AND SHOKs, OF direct importation
can only be found at
ALEX HILLS. i27 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
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. THE LADIES WILL PLEASE
gO. DDwDEN.

a GEO. DOwDEN,
~ DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
NJ No IT'S broad street.. b
L. Ii new receiving fresh supply. q W..
Drne- Chemicals. Patent Fropristy and famhJ
Medicines Perfamery. Toilet ana Fancy Artic iee !,
physicianS prescriptions Compounded ~
hours. only by entirely competent psr@ns ~ -
FISHING TACKLE.~-Fer
Sf3 Fishing Lines. tcessen. linen, $50
ersss sik. FiehiBx Hooks Of all si1es wsfh fhks
aud without. gut aud fiy hooks, etc ,eais AZ "a.
80 IS 1879 .F f~'fE4 SsMAAP cor
apla Corner Bread aad "a Iff4 ~
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Mr CHILDREN'S BUTTON GAI-
&se2asssW TIERS, with and without heels for small
Boys They are very pretty and superior quality,
made by the celebrated MctuTdy 4 ron. at
nv WM WALsu'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
FRANCE.

The Bark e France ON he 23d reduced it, rats OF
discount t. three per cent. TIE Minister Of Finance
also reduced the interest on treasury bonds To the cX
tent Of hall yer cent. making tne rate two and half
f. bonds under six moLths, and three per cent for
those above.
The Emperor Louis Napoleon continued at Berriz.
An iu.ueiia decree dominates Baron eros, French
Peripotentiary in China, to the dignity Of senator.
The Chalons camp wi b. raised in the middle OF
October.
Tie French Government has appointed Viae-Con-
sul at Marpoea, California.
Paris letter. say that the French difficulty with
Venezuela il arranged or III a far way oi being
Fleets being constructed for the troops end sail
or. who are 20 form establishment on the Bay Of
Touraine Cochin China.
Prince Ghka was killed il Paris by throEing him.
self from Is carriage his horses having taken flight.
The merchants at Marseiles ayailng themselves
Of the adyst ages opened with China by the treaty.
The Three Per Cents closed at Paris cn Friday at
7gd75. hayiug slightly advanced during the day.
IL, Irrs correspondent If the IadsDsn6dHee Beige
says the French forces II Rome 10 De- augmented
SOLEMN mass # Thanksgiving was performed at
Paris i. the Churcn Of Foreign Missions, IN celebra-
ton OF the Chinese treaty.
/, il s,d that the treurh shpsower IN the AdriatIC
are to be- withdrawn. the affairs Of Montenegro nc
lonseE requiring then presence there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

The remarks of The Heraid upon the architec-
tural use of iron, i'll connection with the late burn
ing up of the steamer Austria and the Crystal
Palace, are fair specimen of the usual sagacity Of
that Journal From these two uses, The Herald
comes very seriously to the conclusion that iron
instead of being protection against fire, as has
been supposed, must BE- regarded as most COM
VIZ have vet ascertained, the iron that kindled SO
easily and burnt rapidly in either of those csses
but the pitch.pine plank which composed the decks
of the vessel and the floor Of the building. II
would seem, therefore. that the conclusion ought
to be not against ircn-irame work, but against
pitch.pine floors. This however. is quite IS near
rioht As The Herald commonly gets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

By the arrival Of the Cansda at Halifax, we
have news from Europe to the 25h ult., three days
later. The war Of words between Messrs White
house and Brett was still waging. The latter gen.
tlemsn states in his second pamphlet that the
event has proved the uselessness of submarine
cables covered with gutts peTcha. Meantime the
Atlantic Telegraph stock is falling in the market.
The Bank of France had lowered its rates of dis
count to three per cent. The treaty between
England and China has not yet been published,
but the details of the French treaty are known.
France obtains indemnity to the amount OF fifteen
millions Of france. Mr.. c. ". Bradley, bearer of
dispatches from China to our Government, is Il
passenger by the Canada. The Russians had gained
a second victory in Circassis. Cotton had ad-
vanced. Breadstui1s were dull. Consols were still
ga to Ts for money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
ARMY INTELIIGENCE.

The sri0n.
tn. War Department has ISSUED orders directifys
po,r3 # Officers to convene st West Point on the I'D
instant for the purpose OF .rylng cannon to be sud.
rn;,,.d nv General G. X. Wheat. The Board WI
consist Of Major Alfred Moriecai, Ordnance Dspat.
rn.rt: Lieut. john bt0n, Fourth Artillery; and
Iirpr q. L. Har;suf Second Artillery. Ths gun
twelve feet long: It j. soneihingnew and il knogD
tie patent ecceleEatng cannon. H. pecularity. ihs,
il fires three charges oi powder behind niue ANA
hell which vii hlt n. tue enurmoas distance VI ave
miles. Tie ball or she'll Is shaped ike the Ainns
rite ball Al who have already witnessed is oPer
atoms ecm 10 be posieciiy satisfied with shat Il rep
resent.
Major !. q. Martin, Quartermas,er's Department
is orierec 10 duty 81 iort Laramie, Nebraska. MAY"
L Is. Babbltt same department, is ordered 10 ssa'
,ngon city, tor tAe prpos. u settling his accounts
when he viii be ordered distant service. Capt VI
Thorn and LieEt. j. Il. Wheeler, .opOgTaphics! q.
eineeTs ordered Ia duty ut Fort Vancouver, -
Ingt,n Territory. Those officers IRE charged VIII ~
construction Of the military rVais IN Oregon IL ~
Washington Territories. Assistant Surgeon ~ ~
babcock * ordered 10 report i'I duty TO the c"srS
ing ficer az Fort Columbus, Governor Islam. -
J. L. Taylor coumisssry II subsistence, VII tcP.i,
Tor caly In the Office Of tho chief Of his depsf''h'7
Washington city.
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TIE LATEST.


81 JfifgfdDN Prom iONdpH 10 LfftfJOOt.
L0NDOS. saturday.
Tie Times City Article says that the failure mas
been announced of VI. Fore of Milan, IN the produce
trade with liabilities estimated at fjo,OOO. NJ Forle
i. stated to have disappeared
The steamship North terarrived this morning from
WORK.
that the 18TH Of Oct, bef is fixed the day for the
conyocaiion Of the Chambers.
TRIESTE. Sent. 2i.--Ncws from COnstantnoplr
down to the 18th says that the allowance and salaries
of the employees of the Government have been again
reduced.
To-day will take place nj Blackwell the launch Of u
large vessel Of ltcuaAr constru'u"hi uerGhti L"
raise snnken ships.
Yesterday the dividend on the stock of the Great
Western Railway Company of Canada was othrlahy
aupuunced at the rate of four per cent per ahhnH
against xix per cent last year.
TJe Times denonuces the Stadt duties and shows
het the Government will incur heavy responsibility
fthey delay for n single month To give Hanover no
ice that she will be- required to terminate the HAD
yised treaty of 1871. The Imes does not tninS the
Inc Of steamers established by the Odessa Company
fr the Mediterranean traffic at s likely 20 RUN lts es-
tabis she'd competitors that neither potlcay nor cou
mercially need the Mediterranean powers tear the
tsmporary lease of Villa Franco, though SARDINIA ana
Russia may have been both little pleased to alarm
and initiate IN the matter
F,o- TIE Daily Neo- city i,fe9e.
Extreme inactivity prevailed uh triiay Throughout
The Stock Exchange but late in the afternoon the
fupds were stimulated by two considerable purchases
for account and consols closed One-eghth per cent
higher than yesterday. There were no bullion opera
tons ai the Bank
AT Paris toay, the three per cent Rentes improved
l-l6 To
Tie Bank returns show that the Increase in bullion
agrees almost exactly with the amount 81 gold known
To have been sert into the Bank during the week
ierrea TO- The inference Is. that the recent withdraw
al Of coin en- PROVINCIAL account have absolutely
ceased and Il at the surplus az present held IN the
country WI, sonu begin Ia flow back to the Bank.
Fr0~ The Tine. Cifg tr.cle
The Englsh funds continue perfectly inactive Alter
the termination at regular business the sole transac
lions were IF, cted At an Improvement of lth. Tho
bullion IN The Bark is now within f3,08U13 of the
highest amount ever reached, which on the llth
81 July, lcJ2, when il stood -. ~ l.S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

The statement with regard to the Atlantic
Telegraph cable which we published yesterday
from Mr. G. +. Marley Electrician Of the Electric
and international Telegraph Company would seem
To- prove that the eastern half OF the cable was
pretty much useless when il WIS laid down from
the AyamemnOn-there being many serious leaks
in it even then; that owing to the weakness of
The currents no message sent from Newfoundland
TO Nalentia has ever been recorded by the instru-
ments, the two or three dispatches transmitted
being read from the reflections Of the galyanometer
alone; that, in addition to the great leak or fault
some 270 miles from Valentis there is another quite
US serious some 500 miles or more from that place;
that the copper conductor is too small at any rate,
ard that the very powerful electric currents re-
quired both by the existence of the leaks aud the
smalness of the wire, must very soon burn up the
gutts percha near every point where the water
already penetrates to the wire. Thus, if Mr..
Varey is TO be taken az authority. the cable was
little better than worthless when it was put down,
and must soon be totally destroyed as conductor
of electricity, by the action of the Calyanic cur
rents constantly applied to il. Ii is time to begin
10 lay another one: hut, beforehand, we trust the
Company will no: think it beneath them to abandon
the reckless hap-hazard method they have thus far
pursued. and have the subject thoroughly inyesti-
gated before setting about the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

The conflict between the officials of the Atlantic
TeleCrsph Company still continues. Mr.. Brett had
i-sued a second pamphlet. in answer 10 MI. W mite
bonses statement. He charges the latter gentleman
tb Ignorance of the facts OF the case, ana disputes
Tie correctness of his deductions. Mr. eft says that
snpe rope If guta percha covered cables nave been
nroyed 10 be useless. and hopes that the Company
ui Law cable three electric al conductors next year
Atlantic Telegraph shares were quoted at A5oo 70
E;j0. ,... h,,.
The British Board of Trade returns for August show
a decrease in the exports for August OF over nai a
,niInu sterling compared with the same month las,
@ar Tbis exhibit. an improy enent upon the recent
iturn The imports continue to show large increase
in Wheat and Flour. ,,,,,J
Tbe new telegraph cable between England ami liol-
lard bs been successfully laid down. Il is the heaVl-
est vet submerged weighing POO tuns although the
distance is only ! 80 miles.
Detailed accounts Of the recent uprising oil conFlctS
a. Portland show that the intention OF the lJVO en-
gagged in the plot to fall upon the guards IN men
combined strength and murder them, 10 burn the
prison plumber tie buildings, and then 70 make thcit
wny Ia the main land. y handful oi soldiers th"aIted
their desperate design. =
The British Association for the Advancement OF
Science was in session at Leeds.
The CITY Article of Tie LOHdOR Tunes selkes upon
a remark in a New-Iork paper, that the European
creditors of Mexico may be- treated usuers, to read
lecture upon reputation N general. II Regards the
hint as important and suggests that the capitalists
who may be- disposed to listen, during the coming
abundance of money to tempting invitations from the
oth,r side OF The Atlantic, had better take warning
from il. 800.
Orders have been issued for the sending of !, 900
troops reencrcements To- India during the month oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

ties preceded the English, i; was by general
agreement al round, and quite az much for the
convenience Of the French and English ofanybody
else that the negotiations proceeded with sep
sratey. The truth is the French, English and Rus
sian Ministers never could have agreed among
themselves as 10 the all-imPcrtant question OF rank
and precedence, which made JOINT nes"ihtioh
imprscticable. As each Minister negotiated for
himself there was no reason why those "hO SOl
through first, having no questions of damages and
indemnity 10 settle should not be the hrst 10 sign'
seal and deliver. As to the terms of thu treaties
this letter contains no specific Information; and
quite possibly the accounts hitherto published are
not in al respects correct. 1t seems TO have been
agreed upon by the four PlenipoteniIarles not 10
publish the treaties in China Until they had first been
submitted TO their respective Governments.
We have now finished with the Chinese. and NJ.
Reed when this letter was written, Wa just on the
point of leaving 1en-tsin. The report was, at
that time that the Allies, upon some new dlssatis-
faction about the signature of the treaties, were
about to make dash Oh Pekin. AT all events,
they lave the war al Canton on their hands grow
ing more troublesome and less manageable every
day. The Cantonese, 40 far from being subdued'
are a. insolent As ever and the Allies. under the
name of holding the city, are in fact, prisoners
in,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

Recorder Barnard goes "ut Of his way to berate
private citizens for what he deems undue
zeal in enforcing the laws for the preservation OF
order on Sunday, and advocates degree of license
on that day which hardly chimes with the Christian
sentiment Of the community. AT the same time
lie carefully oyerlcohs the fact that the statute pro-
ydes that be shall charge every Grand jury to IN
1uire into all violations Of the laws against lot
teries, and the unlawful selling of lottery tickets.
Here is sui jet that ought To come home to the
Recorder with especial clearness. lie knows that
New-York is infested by hundreds OF traders
in such tickets, from the humble negro who Is In
trusted with one ticket al time, to the owner Of
that notorious Georgis concern, who unblushingly
acknowledges his interest in traffic denounced By
all the laws of this state Is that person special
friend of the Recorder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

The Washington Union is quite mistaken when it
insists that the question Of the admission of Kansas
cannot come before Congress before December,
l-59. In the FIRST place, it is not true that no new
Constitution can BE- authorized, framed, submitted
and approved so as to reach Congress at lis coming
session. After all the experience the people Of
Kansas have had in the business of making COnstl
tutions. the whole thing-irom the passing of an
act to call II Convention down 10 the submission of
the Constitution to the peOpe-may easily be put
through in three or four months. But there is not
any necessity to wait for that, is it at all likely
that the people of the Territory will be- willing
TO be at the trouble and expense of calling a
new Convention and framing new COnsti-
tuition, with the doubt all the time hanging over
their heads whether they are not taking all this
trouble for nothing. The people of Kansas have
had enough Of that already. II is probable, there
FORE that they will commence operations by an
application to Congress at the very commence
ment of the approaching Session for authority
to call a Convention and 10 frame % Constitution.
That will bring up the whole question at once and
will put it to the Administration party to say.
whether they have one rule az to the admission OF
Free States and another AS the admission OF Slave
Statp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08

Mr. G.rrit smith talks Ike an old soldier and
veteran csmpsiGner rather than like member Of
,be peace Society, about calling out the militia and
shedding oceans of blood, more or less, to rescue
one runaway negro from the hands of the United
States Marshals Mr.. smith Is valiant no doubt;
ss hold =. any ten lions. We sre afraid, however,
tbst after all, vsllsnt as he -, these Marshals
might. by valtry stratsgem, contrlye to get the
better of him. Suppose they should Pounce upon
their victim after p. m Could Mr. Smith keep
ou, Of bed long enough ~ recover him out of their
hands, He might not mlnd fighting the United
States. but could be stand the loss OF u nights
rest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
THE CHINESE TREATIES
sHAMYL AGAIN DEFEATED.
REDUCTION OF DISCOUNT BY the BANK OF FRANCE,
Cotton idyanted-BrtadStuffS Dull.
CONSOLS UNCHANGED.
HALIFAX. THURSDAY. Oct. :, 1853.

ULIFAx Thursdsy. Oct. :, lSJS
Tie ROYAL Mail steamship Canada Capt. Lang
se Ixerpool a, 10 a. M on the 18th ult., and arrived
az a. n. Of the 9Th inst
She reports, 25th ut., passed the American ship
Re.ou,e bound west, eth inst, passed the British
bsrk Cathsrine bound east.
Among Ter passengers Is L. W. b'ad'ey' 'ea,e' ~
dispatche. from China TO the Government az ""'H
ngton. ,
The crew Of the ship Golden State mn'inea az
Penang on July 10. They would not work under pre-
tense tina, they had not enough food, and oea' '"e
officers and boatswain ieartully with banasp'Ses
They then took boat and went ashore, where 'ney
were captured and taken into custody. Inc h's'
officer died the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-08
SPAIN

According to the official dispatches from Msdcid.
the Gcyerunert vii augment the army so 10 be
prepared t. put dosu political agitation come rom any
quarter that i may.
|, is said tLelh expedition against the Rif pirates
giI be postponed until Spring, but the Government
Intends to act theoretically against Mexico.
The Queen naG returned to Madrid.
Tie C0rrssp0HdeHcN iut0gTatG declares there - 10
ruth IN the statement that Anglo-Spanish 'ou-
pauy has obtained the concession oi s"o-harihe
telegraph ir,m~trbe to america.
telegraph states that tie state Of the sieg "hich
ha. ceased for Catalonia ard Malaga, l: SIN NAM
tanned fJr ;he high and low Pyrennees, Aragoh ana
J