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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

Rich Millinery at Great Sacrifice.
ICi Fancy Bonnet EmbrOidsries, Fancy Goods -
III at COtsand half price % close Summer Stock -
Now Ladies your time has come to suit yourselves your ~
own prices as We must close out Goods
July Likewise this is last Fancy Goods
will sell regardless Of cost; consisting Of Paras0 Fans Rich
EmorJde Black Lace, Nautllas, P0rtm0nias Combs Head
Dresses and Fancy articles, &c.
Rich full trimmed Imperial Chip Bonnets sl2 worth sos
do do White Fancy Willow, from Sjt0 s. worth So
do do Cheap and Silk, from s. to s. worth $40.
DO do Paris Blond Lace, from s5to 81 so worth $40.
do do 50a little injured, from 80 50 % So
500 Misses and Chldrus Brown White Bioouer aud Hats
cheap.
Sets Of Coars and Sleeves Of Maliies work. S.
do do do Jack01et work, 81 worth 81.
Jackonet and Worked Muslin Sleeves from Coo TO "a worth 81
Rich Lace Handkerche Linen Cambria Ceuters 50 worth SIC
large stock Of worked bands half price. Rich
collars from 50c to 81 ., worth double. SIX Pasols from
l5c to 81 p Fans Of superior quality from
CoHur caps Mohair and retiring caps very cheap. Paris
Flowers and Bridal Flowers aud Superior quality Of e
tracts at SOC worth f1 Now ladies great bargains
as We are determined 70 close almost any price,
tend after this season to deal exclusively in Millinery Goods ANY
kind OF good money taken for goods at these prices
i. WISE, Agent,
Partisan Millinery Razsar
JanelU No 40 Union street, door b State Bank
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

dhsia me nf1t OF our volumes Hhieh win subra.s sh
Pehodof the American Revolution lrom the B,oersds AZ
Boston 70 he Treaty Of Psass At Pans tn Izs sndi ,n
tains In grsIt srss from manuscript ana uooubrshsa
uFees The history % the nation duFius ars posaosat
his eventual period, including The Bock o. Ros,s Hr
Dr. the ssas-as orgaazs ne coantr7 The atsr.td.
Of tAo Charter OF Massachusetts the rsstanss Of tbs
pie Of Aassashasstss the spirit Of ths soush he Coa,s
% i4 me progress Of measures In England Franae ana
elsewhere he Battles OfLeriugoa and ,aoosd ne sIss
or Boston, the Congress Of l775, cboes OF Wusharo
Is Commande'-in- Chief The Baiio Of 8uzkor SIM &c.
As there viii doubtless Be gFelt demand lor ne HIsoy
otihs Revoiutoa, Independent % ss preceding volumes
the Work these fOur volumes viii also Do published ssos.
Ta'eiy, a TIE American Rsv0ia-oa, Vols, l. II, III
win title P1go and binding 10 correspond
ne pua'hsf inve tbs attention Of the sBfsrs orths
Prsseat vouuo Of Mr. BlncroI's Hs,os4 offhe Ualtss
states 70 the aatsx voluass he work she disnrui-
"a merits OF Each have gsltsfaIlg aaiaolsd -
bis eOunIgmsn-" FsrsaIs b.
W. =. Berry & Co.
mayi5 Pabme ssAurs.
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NTOTICEs.sThe stockholders Of the Nashville and Texas
~ Emigrant Company" will be paid dividend Of nine
dollars per share by presenting their certificates at the Office
V. '. 5. Lindsley Esq-hOurs II to y O'Clock.
je 3-lt" ". A. EICBAUM, Treas.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

Benjamin J. Walden French Walden and Others.
an motion and appearing the Jerk and Master. that French
Walden, Le0nias Faden VIM. Henry Walden, Lodch Walden.
Fanny Walden. Wooon Walden, Loh Walden, VIM. Walden, Jas.
B. Cond, Elizabeth Edmoson, Theophilus EimOndsOn, Ten
Monday and husband @. Monday, Mary p Condit,
Pema - Cond Joshua IL Coudit, Lolrch W. Condit james
r COudit and Urban p Cont- uOneseuts OF this
It IS therefore ordered that publication be made for thirty days in
the Union and American published in Nashville, Tennessee
qurg said defendants % appear. and Plead demur to
ainants hl- the Court House the Of Carthage,
ths2d Monday in Augustnex and dsaul. thereof
wiIIbe taken for confessed, and n s pae them.
feIQ-w4l-nrsfee SO. q MOORE. Cler< audfL Master.
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FEVHE firm OF ALLISON ANDERSON q CO. eoruno..s -
u and Alison T. Anderson, and W d. lIrLanahan vss -
mutual cunsent dissolved che lst day june nr the ref
Of Mr. " Lauahan from the drm. Allison and r. A-
are alone authorized b wind up the business the Cd f
Those Indebted 90 the late firm requested make p4vs
siilu1l delays and those having claims against the aaule m w
sent tleui for payment. ALLISON. ANUTHgOg 4 rh
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Congress

The Washington Union, without claiming com
pete accuracy, gives the following table Of the APP
organizations made for this year.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASTiVii,f 1. F.-sT5e F75@I75.

u alton of classes will commence to-day and continue this
week and three days in the next The Trustees relatives
dents Professors and Teachers in other colleges
we'll as the friends Of Education generally respectfully invited
to attend. By order Of the Faculty.
June 23-tf. RICHARD OWEN. Sec.
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Jones Locke vs. Robert steaed, Fleming stubbehed an

Jones W. Locke vs. Robert subbefed Fleming subbhd and
Others-Cross Bill.
n appearing 20 the satisfaction o. the Clerk and Master, that
Fleming Stubblehed Of the defendants this
resident Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process
Of this court cannot De served upon him Is therefore ordered b
the Master entered upon the rules that publication Be made
for four successive weeks in the Weekly Union and American
newspaper published the city Of Nashville, commanding the
said defendant Fleming stubbded appear the next term Of
said Court Of CaDey, be held at the Court House in the
Of Lafayette Macon county, 81 Monday July
then and there plead demur comp ainants BILL
and in default thereof will he orcOnfssed
o. hearing PGTEs him. This 18th May, l655,
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
faa T1zrIr Efos
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HNHOCs ANDS Of this Couee Pot have aisv beD "a
n aud the demand from az parts OF the Jrfs - h -ii
pm hs inceise wherever ntruce O. has given TIE mast
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

HarPer's Magazine for July "a splendid mum
Der, Prince only 25c or Three Dollars per Year.
For sole by p HAGAN Market st.
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!
Never iils 70 doits WoTk right Cook e,nno l vr ~ a.
Coffee hv ect or foyetfu after sh ~ pisi ~ 49,
on the stoFeor range. 80
some three bundled Of che dove Co1Pots have been sod ia
shyilieand they Trrltsd give perfect afsft-tion- ~
sizes from one % twenty quarrs. F0r sale Be-
Iels y W WILSON, College street.
tss4--las sFive Minute lee Cre1m FrseIers. Nc151-
n aids Louisville Refrigerator; Arhurs Frut C-... I-
Fruit Cans; Water Coolers, allsizss
iel7-i J. w. WILSON, College strssf
EVENE CANADIAN HORSE AN TET75lSsT=--
~ Neare Offering hue Tr1tter an ODsn BuT Va -
new Harness, al a great SOB" for cash only.
lsI9 BENJ. y. sHaELDs.
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y QHANoRRY an Cartilage.

John p Chandlerand Others e. John Igsy and wife Elizabeth
and others.
motion aud t appearing the Clerk and Master Of said
" court, that John igey and wife Elizabeth are non enss
Of this State, il is therefore ordered that
thirty days, in the Union American, published in Nashville.
Tennessee, requiring said defendants appear Court
House, in the town of Carthage H. "a Monday August
next then and there 20 peai answer demur 70 compliments
bill and in default thereof sill he taken for confessed
and set for aaaFl-s parte to then.
prs Zee 81 A. MOORE, CLERK and Master.
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New Variety store.

M g. Etkl sasSs wholesale dealer iu Gold and Gifa
w Jegey, Fancy Goods, &c, No, 3 South Public
square, next docrto Berry < DemoviIle.
This embellishments has been recently opened with an ene,
soc. o. GOODS CONF rising every article n line, Usually pt
IN sim Tar establishments The proprietor trusts. fror
somes az extended experience business ana bv drtsr
minatou 70 make a. profts he VIZ recaVs
calls from his old friends and the reisrlv.
mayl9 W. r. GRrrunz
ENOH SALE AT COST 40 CLOSE.--1n a7s5Tst
o close: ~
IRISH Linen, Linen and SIX Handkerchief Horv Glors
Ribbons, six PRINCES, Trimmings &C., sc.
~. B. dRuHBs.
may 10 No. South side sausra
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vED-EsDaE noa1na, JUNE p, 1855
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The Old Dominion Coffee-Pol

Gives healthy beverage. Nervous fy5e-t and filfsu
sons VINO t not dared years, have bn sHfe
unA Lfi itFurlte beverage this new hafI--
ana without an occurrence any the unpleasant cns
4nenees Its healthy because Of condenser ~
faln ia prevented and the be boiled enorf T.
reeise l ne natural elements Of the berry, get them In nst
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FRANCIsCO

OUR SPRING ISSUE FOB 1855,
Is NOW READY FOR THE INSPEC-
ton Of the elite Funciscos Hat Emporium No q -
Public Square, Nashville, Tsnnessse. -
"A NEAT, DESlRABLE AND CHOICE -
Styles Of superine Soft Hats. Of various eoors and
- shapes, now opening -
&. j. FRANCISCO,
fsbI Fashionable Halter. . Public sauare.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
az
LANIER, PHILLIPS a co.

IN MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1858, we will sell for Cash IN
~ front Of Warehouse, complete assortment Of Groceries,
consisting In part as follows, viz:
~ nhas new Sugar. 100 boxes Star candles;
~ oasA Gomez 100 = and do
p o1ls new Molasses IS bxs selected W. r. Cheese
81 bols usd poWd Sugar; 800 barrels White WHISKY;
s. Nts AaekeEel l do n. Y. Brandy;
$50 packages N. 2. Raisins; 10 do Holland Gin:
. sacks Almonds; 90 kegsNails;
y eases sardinesi 8 dozen Painted Buckets;
20 boxes Cove Oysters; 50 nests Tubs
~ bags Pepper As boxes Starch;
= chests Teal $50 do sosp,
~ bales Cotton IWinei Is do Doyle's Candle;
50 coils Rope; 100 dozen Mason's BlacEing;
IS Matches; 100 boxes Flask7.
Together with numerous other articles . make complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
ieSS-dm 20. g, Market street,
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--'--IlIllIlIl llUIIIUaEUI
Wakes better coffee than L. Is possible obtain In ~ 1f
ay because, By en- Ingenious but simple arrangement - h1u
Npf may Doll her coffee for length Of time ueut oss 81
ant proportional combinations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

The Old Dominion Coffee-Por
y heno- ecouomica for nothing being IS a.
boiling one fourth less Coffee Is required. while ~ 6p- r.
stronger, more fragrant, and more dei irous
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

Auction slie Of Groceries, Friday, June y at II oeosE
Do ColIe7s st-sEs
uqA safe Or ufoariess Friday, Jzue I5, AZ ~ o'cl1cz.
Is College sl1e1t.
49,, p College street..
Auction sale Of GrOoerie Friday, Jzas Is at n sosk
Is CaIegestrect
iunel7-i2E Is CoIIe--.t-s.t
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so NEGROES ron SALE Eia5-----e

h0NG tie lot We have several good Famiiies two % b
"A young women With arst chd, four good house IRIS =
boys from io 70 20, good dining servants via 49, M !
hed hands, and girls, blacksmith and barter ~
apr29-a H III m sy-,,ss q. ~,
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E. G. EAsTmAN 3 CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

E: 8. BBsss Rlsss s f Fsisssal..r.
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- IRA n ED--from the suhscri5sr f-i-- = -
~ county three miles from Port Royal, sna roam e
soo9 iom lars Old slightly hpped ANY INFORM Ton es-
ing hers viii Be thankfully received 81 s'il1efh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-23

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
b. LANIER & co.
offer in front Of their Warehouse Monday
wv ing next the 2ls inst at 10 O'Clock, large assortment Of
Groceries, Liquors, &C. Viz:
2 hhds prime choice su- 50 NeWsons' old Tenn Whis
gar XVI
w bags prime Bio Cofeei 49, hrandies assorted:
~ oois Molassesi p" hine Gin, Rum, &c;
100 boxs Star Candles 100 Bottled Liquors
~ " assorted Glassware 500 Reams Wrapping Paper;
100 doz Painted Buckets lO0boxs 4 & = good Pickles
lOO Cedar 20 bags Pepper
50 nests Tubs; 20 Spice
IS bbls Walkers Ale; 90 Ginger;
100 b0xs CARROTS SNUFF so casks soda
10 bbls Magnolia Whisky; 10 cases Sardines;
900 - other brands . 100 bOxs Bar Soap.
With general variety Of Groceries to which invite tie a.
tenton Of buyers.
junels-dd B. IN B. LANIER & co.
WRISTBANDS,
HICKS Patent Elastic lnksisnds, This Inknd is superior
tOa others. For sale by
ie20 JOHN YORK & co.
VACCINE VIRUS.--A supply Of fresh aud reliable
y Vaccine Virus received and FOR sale by
J2O DEMOYILLE & BILL.
DILLON & CO.'S regular Of Groceries Auction,
Tuesday, June p, No. IS, College street, at O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30
DANCING ACADEMIES.

roDHoRTHs DANCING AoADxsIEs
N, no SO Broadway, New Eort
No. ~. Montague ace, Brookiyu
Ct,s.es VII be continued Until Jure ist
Purus received Al Any tine
nArCrHG WANTED, IMMEDIATELY % YoUrpTA.
IL cies 70 perform ballet anG lesdng dsnces also
tvolsty vocaA,s 70 60 West Apply fro'essor Bouis,
Go Broadway, ca Friday sfterroou, Al ~. O'Clock
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MATRIMONIAL.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIX LIs-ix. AUTO
m rapher VII cpou rsoap. CT u seSs Or ia s1uivslent
IA rosass Stamps sun 70 any pssor true pct1c on their
AM future NE from specmsos OF hand
Also ylctlre Of future wife husband Address with
trrr 10 ssss Esaeana Is Ixs,. Few Ywt Post once
AIATRrNoHTAE-1HE HArpsoHEsT YOUNG GZr.
WI remsan tssolL o, elsewhere desires p msrrI ths
sd1sess Aibsr Metropolitan Pest cnce ~ BIDS House.
yIrAn7zD-APARTNERF FOR LIFK-ANY PAssAPLu
w tsty az Qcot rss far terree OF accomplish.
meets visiting k.ni and noble kasrtei husband, WHO
would adore wife angel obtain by addressing
10 c0ps5eroe q W0odbine, Pcs. once.
UTz vArTzr-3Y A yovSG csSTIzsAs, AagD
w Nyesss recently from the veet, wac, tsisr sst.sn
q introducing tius 10 tie ladies' New York Ne De
cstiy Of sccueszc .urn C. ~ns and "a fall c-cu
Anv you-n ,dy desf.ous 81 ins viii ris,se
stism tssscetu V Leslie sysisa (. Js''et sais, mA
E'ah.t Nvcous
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OxgH5yLyANrA EAusoAD,
ne urea. e.a,r. rcs,st ihs ws. rir, ~ iss~ =
shcr o. fare ant frezl loo a. al b.
otev r1rs Fec ,tet scrtrasi frsgh
asr Rev Tort " s,y yoni IL tss ertrs West eAJ D
s1upar cene he As.0r House New Ycrk-
!. L. rIIIOTr, paassrK.s Agent
TE2CH a 90. rr~szhi Axwi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

TIRE ALBION EcrEL. MANCHESTER. ENGLAND
especially psrorise: y American busiaess men. has
excellence. ss-aSb II tbs Leslhiest part OF the city,
the rr,ncips, warehouses railway depcts the
lesdrg places Of eut and oes 70 s American
tfons the confcr.s cs their Nicholas Metre
poltan. American deeAcies constanly hand and New
York papers received By every steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

RAILROADS..
IJUD5Or RIVER RAIieOAD.-rxPEzSs TRAIN
IL Tor Aissny sed Troy .or ping n prinops ,sors
nectux WITH Western sns NOR srn uaina leave CnsaSe
street. a s {. N. II ~ A. ssi aJPM
A. y. SMITH, sspera'snisat
NV YORK AND HANIES RAILROAD CospAHY
~ Hr7frs AsRAFcxEe--
Cc-nueto.1g Thrra;sy, Arrll I, 1853
tr.r, ssye he depot corner q Nks All Ceulre srse
sNA x Nan lrAia, Stopping al warsnssTisss Az al
Stations sgr1A
SIS 2. n For vhns Plains s!Opp,ar al al assrmsilss
s.stiona
Ts,ss Leave U. depot c5rer Of Trss,y asA seee .ae
rS.rtt svezrs, New York At
6BA n For W1snsSrlcge, ssor ping Al al in.erneiiA1
HNA " W.T.. P.,ns e. sa
sGp. ~ Wflsnsa-1Es 60, d.
lOR. ~ Dover Plans CO.
s&P " Y.ram,-11zs d.. 60
Betsrn.cr trans leave Aiba-y Tor Nev Tprke
TgA y NAL s.e2gr NJ a. a. ga. lIl uorh y aot 81 W
upnsStsge WH j. OAxP3ztd. 5s2eratsrisnt
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LNoR sAfp-Bcoo sEeAns, szrD AND HHsns
IA ma. 200 DO Havana Lontres Nlsa rortonsr
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HOTELS.

CgrTEscnIAN HOUSE. BROADWAY. CORNER or
- Eosf affect gle rooms 81 sens IS certs and ~
cay pou5 rcons and parsrs 81 80 % 81 Meals as ordered
Travellers vii in. tia desirable hotel; location central
serupuous tb:ous hou attentive srysn's svpost
in al tepA s-s equsl to Ire highest priced botels
nnd rrotere.e cks-ses.
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A srRoIOoT.-NADAKK LANE CAV Bs COZ.
teas all The events OF NE at i ErAbeb street, tssa
Ladies y een xsnlemsa " ctn sAe causts speedT nAr
rAges.
A vorpyn-7Yv Gypsy PALMrsT.-rr YoU vgn
tnowlsdss o. v,s VII, "a sorrow ar csft
don't f.ifo ccrs,t the sto7s named pslnst a. WI Vss&
street. Lucky nrnbcrs gtvsn-
MADAM PKKvsTKR, SO BowbRr, ABoYE EIss1
law msep shc feels confident hat shs has no eduL IA
dies 50 oen,s Gsntezea 81.
pTTss A SNOW rHn CELEBRATED BUsinsy
N olsrvoyarJ VIZ aas abssrs ~. voc A. .rssss
sessercs % Greene slgess, rcSr No L. hrs' n~r
~r.nAwy vryTR Gas REMOVED FROM IS ryRsr
M ZEE, 10 81 serord street between First and secord re
nues Sac ccneass 70 e, s b1sn u5.
siciness sbsonf frsnes progeny osl or slen ksasms
vsrrsntee for her art
~rApvworszriF rARgUERITE LAvAROUkx WILL.
M mon receipt CT % eeas In postage s-amps conns. 70
ere picture Of past present and future evcn also
specimen Of future , we q Grsos1d ey 9esg s9ss
Nile Marguerite Iamarouex broadway Posi- oace y. Z
NroTICE -xRs, FLE0Ry, 93 BRoOvR srRyFT
IN gives true nTsdo1 on all oFeyata cf he BIZ he gts
OF the pl nets and a,sveie questo love nsrrsEs
sent friends &C by mAsneasnN she speaks french hos
ish ana csr"s W.. -
I'm SPRING srasRr-,SLATRyOTArOa snf
llO noyk, tse ma, s,sosstful medical and b us.s-s
cisirvoyAn. N America Jonsutstoos business sc~
a a.y q. fss: s1 color ssa ssSf w
llO assy ssAsf wa pwssssoSy, vbics s.swss
nl yesr Ms @ArNos~ md clrsumsAnos 49,. exs-k-
s.s sy.y ! va Gx TGs vM ., " ~ ssSs
ne moss wouzsrfs ssany sAirveys. N ~ ,rys rrsy 80
o,sess yoos fsssss lures rov esfas" ~. -,,l.s ~
nis ets.s s1sar s.s - 40 ssrssr ivy
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nj OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. PARTIES HAvlNg
IN pledged goode with r. 3. DEBARK 56x Bower are
requested 70 take them out a. once, thoy VIII DO sold n
public auction without any further notice.
mo WHOM IT MAY CONCE1N.-I HAVE IN MY POS
session twenty foot shell boat and fourteen foot
RsinS beat left with for repairs and storage they
called Tor the fourth day May aad AL charges paid
they viii be sold 10 pay expenses JOS. BROHN
ASTORIA, April q, 1873
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r-ra
(lASH BUYERS WILL CONSULT THEIh ~ ~ 81 E
~ w etaminina m stock Havana, dcmesuo sna ~
mar assasr nave VERY heavy stock IN hand wnch i"m
~cAveain'o ash - 20 ~ Seafuxxs II pro.i-sy
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Observation-Disclosures.

The New York Herald Of the 18th has the follow
ing:
We have for some time been aware that move
ments were going on among the people of Cuba haV-
ing ultimately in view revolution in that island,
and fact detailed in our correspondence from Ha-
qaua, published yesterday, goes to show that the
Spanish Government there Is impressed with the
same idea. The recent arrest Of Don Miguel Embil,
wealthy banker indicates an intense seusitiveness
on the part Of the Spanish officials. There is no
reason 70 suppose that Mr.. Embil has any cOnnec
ton whatever with the movements to which refer;
but the fact that he entertained the opinion that
the course of the Government in Cuba is oppressive
and ruinous and that he dared to express his Opin
ions in a respectful memorial to the Government is
considered sufficient ground to hold him as dan.
gerous character.
In this proceeding the government Of Cuba is only
giving wider currency to the opinions expressed by
Mr. Embil, and comforting upon him higher char
acter as representative man Of the liberal opinions
in Cuba The calm that seems to prevail in the
political atmosphere of that island is tTeacherous in
the extrems Il may result in tempest or atornadO
that will do much harm to all and gOOd to no one.
But if the elements that are gathering there are
managed with prudence and discretion, beneficial
change will take place at an early day The period
of SPANS dominion in Cuba is rapidly drawing to
q close.
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Indian TrOubIes--MexiCan Affairs
CIEbas etc.


WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Commissioner of In
dian Affairs has received private letter from Fort
Arbuckle, dated June 22d, stating that the Conan
ches we're nightly engaged in extensive depreda.
tons. General Cooper the ChOCtaW and ChickasaW
Agent had Just started for Washita when the trou
bles commenced, but an express had been sent re-
ouesting his return. There were but six white men
st Fort Arbuckle, and the post might be taken at
any moment
The Camanches were very much irritated by the
losses they sustained in their recent conflict with the
Texan Rangers. The orders for the march Of the
second cavalry to Fort Leavenworlh has been couu-
fernandez. That regiment will remain on duty in
the department of Texas. On the lst of August the
department Of Florida will be broken up, and the
several military stations therein will revert to the
department Of the east
Iieutenant- General Scott compliments Colonel
Loomis in bringing TO successful close the late In
dian bostilities in Florida, and says that Le and
those who served with him, deserve well Of their
country.
One of the sufferers by the taxation movement of
the Zuloaga Government had an interview this NOR
ming with the President upon the subject 1t Is
understood that he will make an affidavit Of all the
facts in the case and file them in the State Depart
ment. Acting under the advice Of Minister Forsyth,
he refused TO pay the tax, and with another citizen
was compelled TO leave Mexico. II is not probable
that Mr. Forsyth would have been directed to with
draw the legation and return home, had he not ter
minated his functions with the Zuloaga Govern
ment
Contrary to the published statement, it is well
known that Col Kane will not publish report Of
his Utah mission Sufficient reasons are assigned
why this would not advance the public interests
There is good reason to believe, from recently re-
ceived information, that government IS now IN
fair way 10 acquire the Island Of Cuba. The intor-
nation is derived from unquestionable source.
Gov Denver left this afternoon for Kansas.
The Fulton and the Harriet Lane are the only
vessels yet designated for the Paraguay expedition
The utmost care will be taken by the President in
the selection Of Commissioners.
Secretary TOucey has sufficiently recovered from
his recent illness to be able to transact the business
Of the Navy Department