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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

NrURsE.--A SITUATION WANTED, RY A aEsPEcTA
DE Protestant young womsn as nurses ia quite capable
NJ taking charge If young infant has obs.C1 travel
has the beat of from her last place. Gail 36 West
18th st, between Jln and 9th avs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

SITUATION waETRD-BY A REsPECrABLE GIRL,
cook washer and ironeE The best OF city reference
Wages from ~ 20 s. month Csu at 203 jay between
CUcort and Hilary sle.. Brooklyn the Can be
two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-04

IKyANTED--A WAITER FOR FIRST GLASS gEsTAU.
w rant; who knows how open OYSTERS preferred.
Inquire at aSl ans a uon ct, Brooklyn Adsms,
wyan6snk Restaurant t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

There are also more than G, 900 miles of railroad
IN actual progress in the U. Statos at the present
time In the absence Of official statement,it is i'm
possible to give the exact costn these railroads, but
the amount will exceed 81, 900, 0O0, DOC, 900, the
greater part OF which has been expended in the
last ten years.
The receipts from traffic on them during tho
present year win reach Sl00,0QO, 900, aud the
EXPENSES Of transportation will amount 10 $780,
OOO,OOO, making the net receipts Of $40 O0O. O0
The number Of persons employed on these rail-
roads 10 loo. 600 men, representing population Of
half million souls onesixtieth If the whole pop
ulation Of the United Ssates, Their yearly wages
equal $45. 900 600.
There are 5000 locomotive engines In use on
the railroads Of tho United States running annu-
ally more than 100 900 900 miles, and requiring
25OO, 900 cords Of wood, sufficient TO clear forest
Of 0z.oUO acres every year.
There 10 now 10 opersli m, In The United States,
9 mile OF railroad TO every thousand Inhabitants
In Ensland the proportion 10 one milo to every
1000 inhabitants, and in oil Great Britain one
mile to every 5000 inhabitants.
The number Of square miles Of territory to
mile VI railroad in the Unitel States is sd. In
Great Britain, IA. .s.,s
The amount annually expended in the construo.
ton Of railroads in the United States, since 1850,
has averaged $88. 100000, or no rly double tho
Expenses OF the national government for the same
period. The gross annual receipts ON our rail-
fnada have surpassed the amount Of revenue deri-
we'd from customs In that time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

over ksr bead, and bs fossbszd spciFeled With the
inpsIisl dad - "a sd diamond. which
azsbeA and S1sthssa q 1hekzn With ~ AEest
briIIiaaeY. S.
Fns zzrrzz sa@eeR.
Her sls;esty - aessapseIsd b he PriHce'
Imnerial il the unifors, 1.-The Grsnadisrs VI the
Guard. and as. in France. there is always symra-
thu with the nsrssry TIE HesikcsT ITSELF journal
sGs;sl a. pEmp;vs fransais, loves - ssli how she
Emneror. taxing the little Prince On the saddle
hsf;,re him the youns hero drew his tiny sword.
=, wb;rh The .baoders OF applause from the crowd
and the tesrs of the veterans responded with sub
lime effect- Tia Noaifksr. however,, dnes not re-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

The New York Democratic State Convention.
for the appointment of delegates to Charleston.
will be held at Albany on the 7th Of this month.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

A. 7. Bledsoc Ii. D.. Professor Of Maihemnt
les Of tho University Of Virginia, has been elected
President Of the University of Missouri.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

The Judicial election in tho Petersburg District
took place yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
Bakers Premium Bitters.

u.s. We hore the citizens generally will be ever mindful
of this all-mporiani Family Melcine-one that il
hsHl,le in all climates setsonsone per
formed NOR" remarkable than any other Uncovered
thai c taken by NIL conditions and with perfect
saal ia stands unrivaled for The Of ID! speps,
Colds and Coughs Choc Nervous Affections General Debility.
Age anl Fever and Ncry Headache Bakers celebrated
PGarA rrEas lave been manufactured In Richmond, Va.
for past and highly recommended by Physicians and
other, Tor their virtue They composed
vegetable sabsnDcs and therefore entirely free from NIL in
raj Ppisons. When all other remedies failed
Tie has been known to the worst Of d, spepsia certified
IT, h! tc late 10. r. Newchl aud icvcrs atste, VIM.
htne of citizens assert who used it with great
during Tho prevalence of The Cbolra IN Richmond
which immediately checked aud urooted all the symptoms
ini irri disease by the Of Bakers PR.uN BirTEns-
Indeed doubt il there has been discovered
powerful aud yet soothing Biers which
constantly administered 10 children with iappies result
The Proprietor If these Biters anxious ihem known
throughout the country, and for this will put them Ia
country merchants and Others by The Wholesale sue prices
cannot fail la please. All invited the Bitcrs and
10 JUDI, for themselves of their merits
To Ia had of all Druggists in lAnclburg and csewher In
Virginia. For orders address H. BAKER Propri,ior
Jul, 2O-lscls RchnooJ \,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

The following table shows the extent nnd in
crease Of railroads in tho United States ON the first
Df January in each year since 1850:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
Dyspepsia.

M Considering the various forms In which this disease de-
MskR yenpcs itself II well be called "hydra headed"
In Us train follow fadia-fon Pain IN o'ndch, Heartburn
Water Brash, tosfireness, Piles AcidfT 0presston er
Debnfy, Fe,ndfe COmpftnfs, &c some OF the first ia
land given their written certificates relative TO the
effected In their own persons by The OxYGENATED Br
while testimonials nom other sources, editorial Opl-
ions and voluntary expressions from who 10
see their names in print perfectly erwhelmng
Read the following from very highly respectable Clergy
man:
Fast TAUNTON, Mass, Feb. Q, 1885,
To the Editor Of the Portland Mirror-Sir- DID,.
ONyGESATED BIrTERs-For than twenty five years
have been sufferer from the dyscsi Bcsstryng the pa
trnce intly physicians the almost useless trial OF
their various prescriptions. have tried great variety
medicines with similar result. Through the kindness
ONiGENATEb BITTERS. began q them without au-
hope of del ing help from Them Being determined Ia give
them fair trial. continued their but without any eccp
tihlc hcnchi til June.
then have gradually improved In health I'LL
tc. free FROM acdy the stomach, and
0aulrncy, ard the awful and almost distracng sick
which often, for days together has wholly untitled for study
feel that owe IL expression ol gratitude Messfs
F""le Co. and also du, 10 the public recommend their
oxygcnatcd 'iii,rA rs, In my estimation remedy for
that most trying. most reNin9, and Of hill diseases,
which poor human flesh Ia heir the dyspepsia Having suffer
ed ~ long. aud Tried different remedies with good
r,su recommend the OK, gcnaed Ditters with
dcct few others Ii any Of the readers Of the Mirror
delay.
JAMES L. CUSHING.
Prepared by $. W FOWLE& Co, BosToN, and by
William a. Srotr Co., and John II. Seay Lyncnlurg T.
G. rugh tampl c. H.; and by all Druggists and dealers in
mc'iicic throughout the city and country. July IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

The PittsburE Post--the same that nominated
Mr.. Buchanan Tor reelection, sin favor Of chang
ing the Democratic National Convention from
Charleston TO St. Louis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
The opposition State Convention Tho
oigui6nance Of the Movement.

- "a -
ca9uuoance o. sne Aovement
ThasNational lntsllieencsr alw avs COOL calm,
ara conserv.t;v~ com...... n. c,il,,v. .,oo .bs
--....s.,.. !. Ia. So. r...,:a - no..
= .s.-a ss o'A'e""," " '"s oPt'
SIMON q NHeniA We clrect special attention 70
shs ssasoning and the suggestion Of the last para
.~,..A
. 1880
FelificAL Movnn.Mss. - In another part oil y
DAYS inteiiiEencer VIII % found manifesto nd.
DRESSED 70 ne wings o. virginia ny the central
Goummissse ct thai state, appointing the lAth OF
december next e the dayon which the proposed
Cenvsns,cn o. toe Qpposiaon" shall be held in
etns.cly o. kisnmond, ana recommending the ap,
'ro.nsmens o. delegates rom oil tho couniles and
.cises o. ne cssse. VIII % cbscr'e 81 that this
Oo0yeauon = syowsd'y preliminary 70 National
one, ,nssaaed 20 % nclc hereafter with the view
CONSERVATIVE naloa sentiment elthe ooantry."
Inc Uppceiticn I. al Parts Of VirS ma appear
70 nase reoeived TINS proposition with hearty APP
proveis sud mseesn9s have already been promptly
besd ID many plscee Tor the appointment q dele
gaze. - oa1ec0bea 70 promote consiiat'on
ana nafmcay amcne ceueefvative men throughout
the Union, u y % y hoped that the Convention
may g 90 constituted - 70 command tho respect
ana deserve the coincidence Of all patriotic citizens
VINO are wiling 20 unto IN onorss directed to the
inauguration ofs better era 10 our political his
Tory.
a. IN ,he present. ais'nsegrat'on OF pnrties Is
obvious mat much o. our current political sent'-
men s Is neld " state o. solution ptop'iou' :"
tne M.msn3 q new oomo'na'ions' IL perhaps
not sxsraoranary thai certain q ouf Democratic
~ snoa!d eee ~ thie movement Ut the
s.rs,nis M.n:lss e slfn q INC times. too impor-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

( MDEh NiNEGAR-far sale, Sterling c. Anderson's Pun
Cider vinegar, superior article for pckling aad table us
aug oo''s A. b. RUCKEE
SEED WHEAT.-For sale. pure purple straw White Wlra
~ grown b, the late T. Rucker raha's Cove in An
hrrst ftug Yij4ltsl A "a rpI,fprp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
THOMAS J. BAGBY,

Hires out Negroes. Rents out Houses
AM SELLS
1soaceA HAeeS cbyw kzo~ aMd osAsr Cbussry prodscs
cpnslgnments respectfully solicited
- dbcs No Eaa 1Ssrest. ssder s. Czarfss HOTEL "a
ssr RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. afsEf :
keess 10 MeassA CaA T. WorthAm asa Ca Ta6sy, Tsxdy
Wniiams Hunt Brother, D. Mc0ruacr's Coma md n. X
nlynm. - kichmond. 80 AdArsmA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
Hair Restorative.

m> Every will, Think agree with Us In the opinion
kG the human hair is the greatest natural ornament
thai Is possessed either by gentleman lady just meet
apparently good looking for instance In the streets but
To- he s his recognition of your bow and the charm
has vanished Ichabod written his bald head and the
glory departed with the flowing iOckr TINT hourished
there In the Of lady, the matter Is possible,
reminding Of the circumstance which The fol-
lowing epigram Is founded:
40! give me, fair Emma, a lock Of your hair"
A bashful young lover took courage and sighed:
"'rwerc a sin 10 refuse such modest request
SO take he .ohoie gig" the dear creature replied
Now to prevent catastrophe. Is within he power of
every lady and gentleman; for By using Prof Woods HAIR
REsfoRATivE, hair n only prevented from falling OF or
turning grey but The article will restore hair 10 bald places
ii il has changed color and become gray, will bring IL
pristie beauty and luxurance. Those who
uaincd with the anatomy physiology and pathology OF the
hair must be well TINT certain substances hive specific
action upon aud IL by ne0us combination Of these that
Prof Wood has succeeded ia compromising mixture possessed
Of remarkable virtues Whreriey Magazine and Literary
GdSeht. NV.
Sold by all good Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

exhibition at II. q yicor's book Sor one of the Ia,
e.. ana most beautiful collection ef kneravings plain AID
brought To Lynehbarg Those wishing To We on uy s,m,l
really beautiful will And this y are opDostunify mo a,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
" d TICE.

E house which Mrs Kirkpatrick has rented near the An
Street Methodist Church. being yet vacated she viii
carry GU the duties OF her school three weeks AT h.
present Residences at the o~er end Of Main Street. 10 com
on MONDAY, 9th of SEPTEMBER. auS a0.iix
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

The Bayou Sara (La.) Ledger, states that tho
slaves Of the Carney estate, who were liberated
and sent from East Felciana to Cincinnati n few
months since. returned on the steamer a fcw days
ago; they prefer slavery in Louisiana to freedom
in Ohio. tsa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
GEORGE r. HILL.
& o NJ NJ I S SION MERCF IANT
No. $50 North second st1ee.,

>-.o,,. st. Louis, Mo.
(tONslGNMENTS VI vIEeIsIA MAsurAcrsRyp and Lar
TOBACCO viii receive attention. qnick returns MADE
Refer to seth liaey Esq Of Lynclbuf and Tobacconl,
aud Merchants generally in Pe.ersfarg Isept 3-l4clp
'utNlp sEbn-Fresi Turnip Seed, from Lambeth, jri
Tor fresh and reliable Seed Is great >, = =
aug % dts J. n. THOMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
Grover 81 Baks.r,.

osm OPP NED-+ops Mosoulro Bars
"'s ''"' JOHN ABRAHAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
Geralan anchor A.,

EiNE GREEN AND BLACK rEAs.-i supply, of superior
aug 22its .iOIiN II SEa v S.,;!as,.t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02
Gt,Nrs' GUuDs5 FOX sFRfNt.

ENTLEMEN are respectfully invited IN ea,l apJ cxamm-
N me lai,st styles VI FANCY cAssiMEkks, VEsTIAGs
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS All In want Of really
good g'o m latest Styles and made nj IA it measure can
suited Also the yer, best Black .ks arab Me Linen.
low price .s''meres fr boys Military Goes and trimming
April ls-iifts So ST VA l. rA'h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-02

that the Emperor who rode first and ut some little
distance ut the head Of the troops was but family
appauded, while the tremendous burst uf accla-
matiun. known of oil to the Pari,ians, WAS not
uttered until the tr""ps Themselves appeared in
sight
'rhe Emperor looks still we'll on horseback
lie is aged considerably since his last pubic cxh-
bition, aud his neal somewhat Lent between his
shoulders. Why ~ over again and nsaia the de-
tails Of this .ttfe, which, alas, inhorit> the curse
which has heen following every measure OF late =?
The curiosity ami excitement, which sll ud all
have been reserved for the cerem NY of Yesterday
had been dribblcd away in small pJrt,.ns hy tie
length Of time the troops haze been Installed at
st. MUIR, a"i the exposure vi the various little
stratagems employed by the military authorities
tn ensure due amount o sIccess 10 The eco t.
such the order to the soldiers mt t. n,eud their
clothes, nor t' wash their hands and faces until
after the great day, that their appearance might
have the worn and haggard appearance whirh OK
cited 81 much cumn'sserat"n On the part ,f the
men, and so many tears from the women ut the
entrance OF the Crlmean warriors. But this time
it was too late-the gloss hu leen worn Of
the soldiers had been patching their scarlet
trousers with the white cloth torn from Austrian
unifirms they had been behcd in their undrrss
laughing At it themselves, and enjoying the amaze.
ment Of the dupcs who believed In tn. comedy.
par,ionabe enough, only no longer in s.hspn. 1t
seems that on Thursday great number ur print.
ed documents we're distributed amongst the work
men Of the Faubourg St. Antuine. These papers
contained two sentences OILY the one from Flo
COM Men Of the people Beware Of any rash
demonstrations and furnish not to power The or.
p'rtunily it seeks Of ec.nnplshing a bl.miy ,ri.
umph; the other. short and pithy, the Hate and
wait of the North. Upon the whole the impress.
sions ii the day were curious and disagrcealie,
rather than joyous; aud again declare the most
pleasantT oil was produced by its teruiin atipns
HOW rnE EMPRESS LOOKED.
1t wnld, however, neither be just nor generous
10 omit tbs really bright and pleasant sensations
impaired during the ceremony. Among these the
aspect IT the Empress must b recorded M The
NEST memorable. Never was beauty DeI,ela to
greater advantage than .n this occasion. ALFRED
- white, enveloped 10 clouds af rich lace, struv,
watch her sofl complexion was sof ensd sen more
she appeared the mist pevfec. realization ~ i'm.
perial grace aud dignity which has ever heel, he,
held. The taste displayed by her "~'ume WIS
also n matter of admiration. NJ fan asti,a l.,
net concealed her features from the u lniri,,y
crowd; long veil Of Brussel, point was thrown
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-01-19
The State Legislature.

The Legislature met last week, but We
have not yet received the Governors Mes.
sage.
The Legislature is Republican in both
branches. In the Senate there are IA
Democrats and 16 Republicans, In the
Assembly SO Republicans and Al Dem
ocrats. This reckoning gives the seat
in the North West District to Nc Cracker
(Dem.) though Gibson, (Rep. )has the
certificate of election and the seat will be
contested.
We should suppose the main object Of
the Legislature would be to rep a. til
"Stay Law passed last session, and to
double the fees for legal printing.
The Assumption Scheme will doubt
less be strongly urged upon the Legisla-
ture, but we trust without success. I.
submitted to the people it will receive an
emphatic condemnation.
We hope tie Legislature will remem-
Der that money is scarce and do speedi-
" what needs to be done; pass some clear
ringing resolutions on tn subject of ac-
curing Cuba, extending proteetorate
over Mexico and such o.her miserable
schemes, and then pay their board bills
and 90 home.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-01-19
COlOna Territory.

There is reaeon to expect that Con-
gress will organize without delay, new
Territory embracing the Kansas, and
Nebraska, gold regions, by the name of
..Colona" The region embraced in the
organization will have superficial area
of about 10000 square miles, and its
population, though small at present, will
no doubt, run up rapidly next spring, IT
the gold excitement continues, probably
to 100000. The natural advantages of
the country are represented to be great.
Its temperature in summer is said to be
like South Carolina, and in winter like
Delaware; the mean temperature through
the year, being much the same as that OF
the latter State. The country is repre-
scented to be peculiarly adapted for graz
ing purposes, for which, if nothing else.
it will attract attention.
Whether, therefore, gold-digging be-
comes as generally profitable as in Cali
fornia or pot, there is reason to believe
that the tide of emigration which will set
strongly in that direction for the year to
come, will result in tue permanent occu-
patton of a large tract near the base OF
the mountains, afording an important
point for the overland travel and business
to the Pacific. Free Democrat.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-01-19
Salaries for Officers.

The Democrat has one powerful ele-
ment of success-a cause to advocate.
That cause is the defence of the County
Board, it has it all to itself.
The Democrat says 1.-THE Journal
abuses the Board because they did not
give, GIVE, GIVE, to these Shanghai
pets, and himself among the balance"
Now we have never asked the Board
to give us anything. but we did expect to
be paid very moderate price for work
the authorized officer had ordered done.
For the officers, we ask only fair COM
pensation-a salary of which the tax pay
ers shall not be ashamed.
We stated that the Board had made
themselves ridiculous and we think so
still, and that opinion is endorsed by the
press of the State.
The Democrat is greatly chagrined
because the North Star copied and en-
dorsed our article Oh salaries of public
officers. Our friend Mr.. Wise must feel an
awful responsibility in thinking he is the
only guardian of the taxpayers. We
trust his philanthropy may be rewarded
by being elected District Attorney on a
salary of $40.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-01-19
Two ways to Greatness.

There are two ways to national great
ness. The first and most imposing, is
the way by conquest AM annexation. 1t
purposes as its ultimate, extensive terrific
ry, powerful armies, a well appointed ma
Wy and successful, brilliant diplomatists.
This is the way of the Democratic party.
There is another way, less brilliant in
appearance, less bold in promise, but
more sure in its results. til the way of
industry and internal improvement. 1t
purposes as its ultimate, the education Of
the citizen, the development of all our ma
tional resources, an activity in the vari-
Gus branches of industry, the production
by ourselves Of what we need, thus rem
dering us as far as nation may be,-in-
dependent. This is the way of the Re-
publican party.
The Wash n 5ton States, in recent ar
ticle unfolds the idea of the Democratic
Party. 1t speaks of collision with
Spain Sin a contingency which can scarce
ly be avoided" It says The uncertain
fate of Cuba, which appears to oscilate
between the equally deplorable destinies
of snbjugstiasl by tras-Atlantic ambition
or spoilation by the indolent rule and ra-
pacious impuls ofthe negro race, dis
turdes our repose by perpetual menance
of war with Powers whom it is no trivial
pastime to encounter. Finally. the open
and active intervention of Spain, France,
and Great Britain, in the domestic interests
of the Mexican Republic, with the view
of determining its political status and per-
haps its ultimate DOOM as an independent
nationality, permits us no choice but to
repel the intrusion by an adequate energy
of remonstrance, or, if need be, by an ad
equate exertion of force.
Then as if to show flat war is not to be
dreaded, the States concludes with the fol-
lowing paragraph, which though eloquent
in expression, is unsound in philosophy
and historically untrue.
A'o OOii'oh"Otsitu Was CFST pFOSt SrOuS
at home which was not also powerful a.
broad in proportion to its opportunities.
And the period Of greatest domestic
happiness in nation is always coincident
with the agrandizement of its external for
tunes On the contrary, when State be-
gins to recede from the point its high
est elevation as q Power in the world, and
to lose the prestige of energy and ambiti-
on, the decay of its internal resources
will be rapid and irreparable. The ha-
bitual contemplation of such exalted OBJ
jects as rise to view in the progress of ex-
panding empire, never fail to elevate the
character of people; while their intellec-
tual energies arc Developed and disciplined
in tho discussion of tie grand problems
of foreign policy. 1t is thus that nations
are prepared for glori JUS career; and it
may be reckoned among the chief felici-
t.es Of this country, that after consolidat-
ing its domestic administration with pain
and travail, it is at last left free to deter
mine its destiny among the empires of the
earth
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-01-19
Spain will not Sell Cnba.

The organ of the Spanish Government
in the Island of Cuba, thus answers Pres
ident Buch anan's Message, about the pur-
chase of Cuba, in the following terms:
We have to add few words in regard
to the sale of Cuba, an idea which Mr.. Blu
chanan brings from the Conference at Os-
tend. The reply of her Majesty has been
given; there is not a single Spaniard ofei
thera private or public character, who can
listen to such a proposition, for it is hig-
hly insulting to our national character.
To-day as yesterday, tomorrow as to-day
never, on no occasion, can Spain admit ne
gotiation on such a proposition; and we,
the inhabitants of Cuba, whose sentiments
are SO noble ignored and DETAINED, to-day
as yesterday, and as we'll as Tomorrow,
are disposed to sacrifice everything to
maintain the banner which covers US, un-
der whoes shadow we enjoy solid pros
perity, and from which we promise our
selves future happiness.