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In addition to the above inconovertibIe testimony NJ IN
superiority of the BRIDGEWATER PAINT the Agents
their possession innumerah certificates which may be
on application at their office.
The Agents deem their duty well for protection
the public as for the character of Brdgewater to
ton all interested against the imposition
to considerable extent the past year Owing to cornpli
ton OF causes the Company have enabled to keen
supply equal to the demand within the Positive
KNOWLEDGE Of the Agents. that mineral
have been sold 10 parties OUT OF THE CITY as the Rr
water Paint In order prevent any disappointment
we would suggest that orders be direct 10 us or tn
correspondents here with instructions purchase ONLY Of
the Agents. For the future shall regularly supplied
will be able to hll orders any extent.
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE, TERMs-For all sums under
500 CASH from 500 to $780, sixty days 500 and upwards
four months credit for approved city acceptance.
For sale dry in packages of $50 pounds, by
G. c. BoGERT & CO.,
" Camp street,
Agents for the States of Louisiana
Mississippi, Alabama aud Texas.
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KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

Key WEST, March 9Th, 1858.
Nessys. Editors The past week has been the
coolest of the season. The first real genuine norther
has appeared and the temperature has been low
"a deg or only % deg above freezing point, tenn
perature remarkably low for this latitude.
Few vessels have arrived here since our reports Of
the 25th and 2eth, and with the exception of bark,
name unknown, that went ashore the afternoon of
the 4th, upon East Key Tortugas, no disasters have
occurred.
The cargo OF the British ship Agamemnon, save
700 bbls. flour, has been got out the wet Sold and
the dry appraised and stored The ship was sold on
the list for the sum of $l26. The materials brought
81 $780, and the damaged -four sold for from los. to
50 per barrel. About 8 900 barrels were sold. The
salvage has not been decreed bat will amount to
$4,000.
| The cargo and material of the ship Riversrnith
we're sold by auction by the U. S. Marshal, for the
sum of 5000. The court have awarded the salvors
so per cent. on the net amounting to 81 1885, Capt.
Davis goes North in the steamer of the 10th.
The brig Austins, Elems, in here in distress, from
the effects of collision in the gulf when few hours
out of Havana, has repaired and sailed on the LIST
inst for New York. Expenses 81 ,667 "a.
The ship Jibye, Jenkins, disrnasted of the Dog
Rocks, Nov. l2th completed her repairs aud sailed
on the 4th for Havre. Expenses, $40 ,233 03.
The brig A. X Deeling, Dumon arrived at this port
from New York with top off some Of her spars, rig
gng, ETC., is repairing and will sail hence for New
York, on or about the Goth.
The British brig Hope On, Of Sunderland, from
Layguna, bound to London, passed this city on the
2Sth Feb, days from port. She placed two Spanish
passengers on board the pilot boat Edna Jones, and
then continued on her VOYAGE
The bark N. e. Boynton Of Thomaston, 20 days
from Boston, passed the harhor on the LIST of March,
bound TO New Orleans.
The master of the brig Monteon is in distress at
Green Turtle Key, Bahama, a voyage from Car
denas to Portland, arrived at this place the LIST in
search of vessel to take his cargo. Not procuring
one, he goes to Havana. He reports that the party
of slaves escaping from this city the night Of the
9Th of January, had arrived safely at Nassau They
made their escape in a boat belonging to the Light
House at Sand Key.
Arrivals, March 5th schooner Lucy L. Sharp,
Sharp, Philadelphia steamer Calhoun, Bodfsh, New
Orleans. Sailed on the LIST inst brig Austins Elems,
New York Sd, ship Jibye, Jenkins, Hayre.
~.
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Certificate Of I'm. s. adams, Master of Ship 10
seph Holmes.

- - New Orleans, Dec. 8, 1882
Ihave used the BRIDGEWATER MINERAL. PAINT on
the iron work the ship Joseph Holmes last twelve
months and think II 10 superior to red lead any other paint
foriron that is exposed to salt water. VIM S. ADAMS
The attention OF Planters is particularly directed the fol
lowing
We the undersigned, Cotton Factors Commission Mer
chants 40 recommend the Bdgewater Paint for the
purposes SCI loh IN the Agents Circular believe we are
serving me OF planters by calling attention to its
peculiar enduring and protective qualities. ~
PAYNE & HARRISON
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS L CO..
GEO. NJ PINCKARD 4 co,
BUOHANON CARROLL CO..
WARD 4 JONAS, -
WATT DESAULLES
HILL, MCLEAN 4 CO.,
n. GREENM0OD 4 co
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Real SchIedam schnapps.
Wand vEER's MEDICATED TaI
GENUINE sCHLEDAA scRYAPPS.
article of Holland Gina wholesome beverage, and
invaluable
FAMILY MEDIoINE
particularly beneficial in all cases OF
Dysentery,
Dyspepsia,
Diauhea
Rheumatism,
Govt,
Fevers
etc, ETC., ETC.
highly recommended by many the most eminent ply
sean throughout the excellent and agreeable
terative and admitted to eectusy diseases
nary Organs etc. and peculiarly adapted to
males and children.
As no other article has been offered that justly entitled
the name of the
REAL scHIEDAM sCHNAPPs,
the public cautioned purchase but the genuine a
Gle, called .r-I
DIR. YANDERYEER's INDICATED GIN,
Real Schiedam Schnapps.
R5Eaeh bottle will bear the signature proprstors
and none other is genuine witholiit
Ors' prices, by
dis 5nFrSo&Es q aud ISL ohartres street.
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COMPOUND syrup of VIVA cherry and Tar

admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption, cought colds Group whoopng cough and
splitting Of blood.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT 4 co.
q and ISL Chartres street.
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
dl4 5mMoweAFr L. R. STEVENS 4 co.
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FAT NSI EP5g y. ysF%ilaee
"iI TowNsE sFa,'sF Saisaparilla;
BVt sAs f6S'sss sDsssBstI,l,.
MORRISON'S SarsapurffH4a: -
HooFlAND's German Bitters;
Aos sT6IJGH ERS2is B Bi'isrs
BRYAN's Pulmonic Waters; wv IL : 'A'-'''
WISTARs 9slsem Wild Cherry;
DAVIS, Wild Cherry and Tar;
ROGERS Live wort and Tar;
COD LIVER OIL. Rushton's;
HAsFING,s syrup 20 4s oi Naples;
At osG6o Sb6RIss csoagogue.
wRIGHT,s Indian Vegetable pills;
CHAMPloN'S Fever and Ague Pills;
sff pHR;s .sy Fs SSi,S,s filTs; '
J4YNE,s sanatve Pills:
DN AoPFGris fi f,l'i
HILLS renic Pills;
RAPE Eb2y sE Esas s,s Relief '''
MoaGN,s EliSer Of Opium;
AET THRR sinlTss' iperiept.
DALIEYis Pain Extractor;
DAVIS E,IssI Pam Killer;
AO SGAEfIs sfq5Rssi ointment;
DIR; MoRsE's Inygorating Cordial;
LYON JUNO S ceTdiai
DIR. ABERNETHY's Detergent;
ISfAILi iaist Cholera Remedy;
:, - i HISkhS6 6RfiSsf T SEsaR
SAW P fiEeS a' Hs sIy Bye;
- GRISTADoRois Hair Dye;
"AfNNs PH iSfsiiSsS i Isdsliss Ink;
klDDERIS Indelble Ink;
NklGHTS Erasye Iiapid
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-10
Rates Of Advertising.
BLANKS,

vessel, and found their rest beneath tho
green-sward of their native land, while the
dark waters Of the Archipelago received
threescore Of the fallen Moslems.
Back from Athens, towards the small
town of Marathon, whore quiet valley
reposes between two gently sloping hills,
there ara number Of graves. Que of
them, which raises its marble slab tc,,
rods up on the northern slope, bears u,
simple name Of Parthenius The g,.at-
herds who tend their flocks upon tue
neighborins hills protect that slab from
harm, and peculiar light sparkles in their
eyes as they tell over the deeds Of him
whose ashes rcposc beneath it-who va.
once so dreaded by the Turk, aud who de
nounced by the Moslcms as "THE GREEK
PIRATE
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CLIPPINGS

How TO MAKE A GIRL IRREsIsTIBLY
HANDSOMELY Cincinnati, the other day
a womsn named Madame Bertha Van
Giefscbinn, was arrested for false preten-
ces rhc complainant was n domestic
named Barbara Hammond. 1t appears
that Madame advertised for sale, at 81, a
recipe, which if followed up, would make
the homeliest the handsomest." The rec
ipc runs as follows:
"Takc half gill of byena's blood, the
yolks OF two ostrich eggs, an ounce ofgold
dust, and pearl as big as your thumb
nail dissolve in vinegar. Mix into paste
and spread upon the face every night be-
fore going TO bed. The effect will be as
.onishing."
Barbara, not satisfied with the charms
which, nature had adorned her gave her two
dollars and received the recipe. She next
sct about to seek the several ingredients,
but being unable to procure either of the
enum Grated articles, except the vinegar,
she un willingly came to the conclusion
that Madame was not what she out to be,
and uaused her arrest Madame is now
In jail.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-10

From the Southern Gpardida.
THE OLD PRINTER.
BY c. W. M'CLUER.

BY Z. W. CLIEh.
Printer stood Mt his case one night,
In his Office cold and drear,
And his weary sight was dim as the light
Ofthe mouldy lamp hung near;
The wintry winds we're bowling without,
And the snow falling thick and fast,
But the Printer, trOw, shook HE locks of snow,
And laughed at the shrieking blast
He watched the hands Of the clock creep round
Keeping time with his snail-like tick,
As he gathered the type with weary click,
in HE old rust-eaten stick.
His hairs we're as white as tho falling snow,
And silently, day by day,
lie behsld them with grief, like the autumn leaf
One by one passing away"
Time has cut with his plow furrovs deep in his hrs
His cheek was fevered and thin,
And his long Roman nose could almost repose
It's head on his grey bearded chin
And with fingers long, as the hours stole on,
Keeping time with the clocks dull tick,
He gathered the type, with weary click,
In the old rust eaten stick.
For many long years, through joys and thro' fears
That old Printers time battered face,
So ghostly and lean night and morn has been seen
Earnestly bent DER his case.
In few wears more Death will lock up his form,
And putt TO press in the mould,
And stone o'cr the spot whore they layhim to rot
Will tell US his name and how old;
And his comradesll light that old lamp by his co.e
And list tr the clocks dull tick,
As they setup his death, with a solemn click,
In his old rust-eateR stick
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HENRY LECy's.

'AsSulsctrror Of snI dealer IN winscr Cottage and
sss- ee't chairs. Turning, repairing, &c. exc.
cute OF, short notice Stone lime Tor sale md
constantly on hand. Shop opposite the Metho-
disS Chsrch, IN the new cabinet shop.
Paw Paw. July 80 1857. i2Oy
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Hon VALUATION OF KIss.-The
court room in Danbury, Conn.,, was
crowded on Thursday to see justice done
between lady and gentleman, from West
port, the former claiming to have been
damaged $4,000 by a kiss from the latter.
The breach was finally healed without the
aid of tho lawyers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-10

THREE HOURS SCHOOLING IN A DAY.
The Middlesex Teachers Association,
at their meeting at Maiden, few days
since, adopted resolutions expressing their
opinion, that the children Of our primary
schools should not be confined to study in
their ipeats more than three hours per day.
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SELLICh & FOOTE.

pealers in Dry Gceds, Groceries, Ready Made Clio.
thing, Bests aud Shoes, Hat. aud Caps. Goods
cold st the lowest figures, al kinds of produce
taken IN exchange. Store At the old stand Of
e smith Co. Please give them a call.
Paw rav tai ~ Nich
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ENGLAND YIELDS ANOTHER Trophy.
A British steamer was to leave Eng
land for France on the Sd. inst. with the
funeral car used for tho intermsnt of Ma
poleon 1. at st. Helena. Thus one by
one, En- rland yields 10 "the nephew Of
his unclb'' all the trophies of victory won
over the first Napoleon.
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\, G.. GRIMES A. co.

Stalsrs In Groceries and Provisions, Fish, Fruit
fets, Paints, Oils, Yankee Notions, Woo ION
Willow Willow sad Stone Ware, Confectionery, Cigars
pare Lieuors for Medicinal and Mechanical pur.
poses etc, etc s4yl
z. I. HEiEEs, 10 4. MosN.
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CHANDLER RICHARDS,

Attorney, Solieitor and Counselor ut Law Prose-
eating Attorney, and Circuit Court Commissioner
Tor the County Of Van Buren, Bounty Land and
Pension Agent. Contracts drawn, and collect
ing promptly attended to.
Once in the Court House. liO-tf.
FAw raw, MichiOan
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Have formed 9 eo-psTtnsfship for the practice a
Medicine and Surgery in all its dspartmepts.
All calls promptly attended 10, day or might.
A good assortment Of choice medicines are ispt
constantly for sale. I56-Iy.
Breedsville, Mich.
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O. Il. GORTOS,

Hanging,, Window Shades and Curtains, Cut
lory, Jewelry, Yankee Ncticns, Stone and East.
ero, Ware, &C., North side Of Main st. first
deor west Of U. q. Butler Z Cos, Hardware
StOrn- Ii7-tf
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L. G.. BuTLRR 4 CO..

yhole.gle and Retail dealers in American, Eng
lish and German Hardvsrc; also, Iron, Nails
and Glss.; Cooking, Parlor and Box Stoves,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Those wish
ing 10 trade will please give a call before pur-
ehs<ing elsewhere. $50. Paw Paw, Mich.
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y. M. RIDLON.

County Treasurer, Van Burcn County, Notary Pub.
lie. sc, will ettend to the purchase and sale O
curing Bounty Land Warrants, &c. Ofice i,
the Court House. d-ly
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bS- There viii be dreadful times at
Washington presently. John Mitchell and
Roger A. Pryor are both moving their pa
peu there.
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T. IL. HARRISON,

Plain. Fancy, Jsb, News aud Ornamental Printer
Handbills, Posters, Cards, Ball Tickets, dc spec
diiy aud quickly executed with neatness and dis
patch. All orders respectfully solicited. Prices
-NoRrHERSKR orPicE-north side OF
main street, Paw Paw.
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@, n. ODELL, bi y.

bousopathie Physician, Surgeon dcu'ist and
Obststricisu. fie may at all times be found at
his Residence Oh the corner of Niles d. Paw
Paw st.drectly south Of Chas. Sellick's.
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A. T. METCALF,

ate Of the drn Of White a. Metcalf, Utics, E.Y.,)
Surgical aud Mechanical Dentist All opera
tions performed in the best manner, aad with
new and improved instruments. Ofice over j..
N. Hubbard's Music Store, corner of Main and
Burdick streets, Kalamazoo. 2ltf.
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BENJAMIN SIMMONS,

Aoek and Watch maker, and Jeweler. MAttawan,
Michigan. Repairing done n the best manner
and on reasonable terms l50.ly.
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4. BANGS d co,

fcPfistor Paw Paw Livery Stable Itorsee and
Carriages at all times 70 lot. Passengers con-
vsyed TO any part Of the country with despatch.
Stable IN rear of Exchange Hotel. Terms mod
crate. owl
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At THE CITY erOHE.

Opposite the Court Hoase, In Paw Paw, may he
Sossd good assortment, Of Boucs + SHOES, man.
fLttured g. sIlt tas trade aad warranted 10 suit
Aso, a choice selection Of FAMILY GROCERIES for
ssle cheap sy L. A. GRANGER,
S3-V. A. j. GORTORF
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M. +. ALLEN,

Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of Cabinet
Ware, Upholstery, and Trimming done to order
Ready Made -ofhns costantly on hand. Ware
Rooms south side Of Main street, Mt the sign Of
the New Cabinet shop" lilly.
PAw Paw, Michigan.
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w. K. HA WRLNS.

DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps
&o. Store, south side Main street. 4-Iy
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Il. w. NASH,

'aage OF Probate, and Notary Public, Van Barren
20. Convsyaneing and other business pertain
ing 70 said offices promptly attended to. viii
also attend to the purchase and sale Of Real
ounng Bounty Land Warrants, &c. Once in
Tho Court House I'd door on the right o.
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.Qls2RoV@1r.
VAN BUREN, COUNTY OFFICERS.
8. II. BLACEMAN.

Res ister, OF Deeds, Attorney al Law and Notary
Pubha.-will attend to the business OF Convey
ansing, drawing agreements, applications for
o-oony lands, wills, &c.--,he purchase asd sale
real estate, payment Of taxes, examination o,
Titles and the compromising OF conflicting titles
DC. Office In the Court House lv
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SIMMONS n DARLING.

pesleg IN Sash, Blinds and Doors, and ell kinds
Cabinet Ware, ~ the Steam Saw Mill.
Lavtcu. lf7-u Mich.
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DURKEE A BOWEN.

AtsSneys snd Counsslors at Law, add Solicitors
in chanoery. Once on Main Street, near the
Court House, Fs- Psv. NJ 'his.n.
4 prRxIE l15. r. :. Borrs.
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KALAMAZOO BAKERY,

SEYMOUR Co., are prepared 10 ell all orders
for Crackers, Cookies, Cakes, rusis pnd
Rish's Flour Store, Main Street, Kalsm.roo'
Michigan. 16I.Iv.
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~ Give your children a good education
and no t,'rsnt viii trsnrtls on their libcr.
ties
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DRs. ANDREWS & woopmAN

Have formed a co-partnership for the practice i.
nsdicize aud surgery. All calls promptly at
tended 20 day or might. 10
The Washington union., 1858-02-24
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY psrsnr,mr,

TREASURY DTARrxnT,
February IL, 1858.
IS HEREBY GIVEN that scaled proposals Will be received
eent of March proxna0 os The
any portion millions Of dollars treasury
exchange gold Of tho unci States deposited with INC
States u the Mint ut Piad
ra New Orlcans or tho assistant
New York; Charleston g. n within ten
days the such proposals. under tho authority e
entitled authorize the issue " trsasury
notes, y approved December, 1857
treasury upon receipt hcre certificates
depoe the credit nf the treasurer Of the Uni
They payable the order Of such bidder or
agree exchange the lowest rate Of IN
tere exceeding per and win csrry such
rate from o the certificate of such dcposc Y
Of interest without condition ana
without and contain other fractional rasc
than one fourth ourths Of cenun Five
er cenu proposed be exchanged must be deo
cd with treasury above cnuncratcd whose cen
dcposc each pruposal sccusy D
proposal not accepted immediate drecscns
given dcposte Should the proposals bs yart
provisions the of Congress, f this notice. they
will bc considered. tss e
All proposals. scaled and nscriba on tho
outside Proposals Treasury They will bo opcned al this
department O'Clock said fifteenth day Of March %
HOWELL COBB,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
sFebla~df [h'el Sstarl ;,
The Washington union., 1858-02-24
NAVAL MATTERS.

The United States steam frigatc Niagara lying at
the New York navyyard will go into commission the
LIST of March During the last month she has been
thoroughly overhaued and the velocimetre inven-
ton fully introduced into the Moses Taylor
cording headwsy and lceway, fitted to her keel Sc
lcct is to be appointed to her shipped for single
cruise.
The officers and men Of the twcntytwo-gun sloop ST.
Louis arrived from the coast of Africa paid off last
week at New York, and detached The sloop Savannah
has Just been coppered in the ddock and will be ready
for sea in months time. Beyond the repairs of some
men Of war business at that navy yard is at stand still
The cnulking Of the steam frgac Colorado at Gospot
was completed ON Friday last
The United States sloop war Vinccnnes, Comman-
der otcn sailed from Sierra Leone for Monrovia on the
9th ultimo.
The United States steamer Shubrick, Commander DE
Camp from Philadelphia via st. Thomas, which arrived
at Barbadocs the 18th nitmo, sailed the following day
for her destination, the Pacifc)
The Washington union., 1858-02-24
THE VOLUNTEERS.

The Kentucky legislature has unanimously passed
resolution authorizing the governor to raise and officer
regiment of volunteers for service in Utah, and to ask
the President to accept of the The rcgimcntal Off
70 be appointed by the governor the captains by
the rcgimenta officers and the eutenants to be elected
by the respective companies.
1t is stated in the western papers that General H. Ste
phens, commandant of the fourth brigade of Illinois mill
tia, comprising the counties of Hancock and McDonough
who took active part in the Mormon in that State
few years ago. has rendered himself and force to the
President to fight the Mormons in Utah. and holds him
self ready to and equip for the service at the earliest
notification from headquarters
In Missouri companies for the Utah expedition in
volunteers called for, being organized in Sullivan
Polk, Davies, De Kalb Putnam, Jackson, Gentry and
Marion counties. Missouri paper says that large
force can be raised in that State very short notice
The Washington union., 1858-02-24
CUBA.--LATEST NEWS.

BY the steamer Black Warrior intelligence has been re-
ceived from Havana to the 18th instant II is reported
that two cargoes of negroes had been landed in Cuba
since the last advccs and duly disposed Of Two Amer
lean ships had also arrived from China with cargoes of
coolies The ship Challenge Captain Kinney, 1877 days
from Swatow landed at Havana 62O Asatics during the
passage 2s6 had died from ship fever dysentery &C.
The ship Kate Hooper, Captain Bowers 15S days from
Macao, landed GIG died the passage, 22 killed in
the suppression of mutny, Yet the engrans by the
Kate Hooper set down by the Cuban papers as pou
tary passengers!
From the 10th of April, 1885, to the 18th Instant
II GA Asiatcs have been received in Cuba for eight
years scrvitue, Of which than 20 per cent have
already disappeared On the vessels engaged in this tra
c g. III have died during the voyages by suicide dis
ease, being more than onesxth of the whole number
taken board This does not include casualties mutt
nies &c. which have caused the destruction of whole
cargocs OF three or four thousand received pre-
vious to the 10th Of April 1855 nearly all have perish
ed 1t is not probable that tenth will remain at the
close of their eight years 1t is said that arrival
sepoys expected to add to the heterogeneous mixture
Cuban Stock and to carry out the extended views of
British philanthropy, policy, rs it may be-
Havana correspondent of the New York Times makes
the following statement concerning Spanish and Mexican
affairs:
ably settled last General Concha has received official
information to that effect The documents arrived in the
last English packet The three generals sent out here
last to take command of the Spanish troops will
return to Spain next month with part of the squadron
So far the only vessel that has received orders to get
ready is the steamer Isabel Scsunde but understand
that two three will be sent back 1t is needless
to paint the exultaon of the Spanish officials this UNI
expected of affairs by which they get all they had
asked without any of the risks attending with
Mexico.