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, 1866-03-28
CITY COWpTROII.ER,S OF.

Commissioners OF the Boarj af Fuaic Works
mheeqtE-6t
, 1866-03-28

pEwAuE or FCDuNTERFETs.--sce that The ST.
nature Of. c. Il. JAChS0S"!s on the WRhpPER q
eArh bottle; IF IEace-SinEle botus ONE DOLLAR,
or haif dozen for FIVE DOLLARS.
rrShonld ypus nearest trngEists not have the Rr
tic1e do not be put OF by Of the Intoxicating pfe-
partitions that may be offered in It's pace hut 'ead 10
s and we Will securely packed, BY express
e. Pripctral OtEce and $fauut7etor5. Gil ARCH
, 1866-03-28
Gltp Egttf&s
SSESs33ENT NOTICE.

~ CHICAGO. Mach e1sf. GA }
uolc zottee u hereby GtEen 70 ~ peIsans iots ..
esfrd tha. The uodnr1tkned. Commissioners c1 kod
BosrT nf euhUo works OF tbe CITY Of Cnttasc. hayc
comneted he As:essraot l:2ll he N n,a =,
i9l Samns,1 snr Grtca's addition 10 chi. e4st-
sdy vtn 70 nae t,sna o9 e. a.:I5s ~
extension ard such ii. s-sseat Foil ha1 ocen nled n
Te n1tss,rnet II yxtf ~ to the Common C,unrl
OF sSid cftT Al itsnt meeting, 10 Be held o.
tne second dayof April lstd - ne ncnr Of ness5
p N for ecnnIEn2ttcn Of sucsN A. esss1fa- As HUCu
time al} parties iptps,ed viii ax7e the fsht 70 %
heard. all persous wishing e oAecf 70 a4assess-
ID the Office OF the City Clerk as 1esse oae aS p1os u
] g. EfSY9LE
FRED. LETZt
Cd. RGaGG.
Commissioners oftne B7.zd Of Pnbles WoFE'
, 1866-03-28
&YNRENtHKnNrhnn


Haytax been cpred Of Sperm 1torrhea y celebrated
Physician. snu obtained ht1 nethoG OF sTeatmpt de-
s1re to sind sufferers from scfabose the p1cacs bY
which they can he Permanently cured. All eommunf.
Ga11oA5 con4atnnal = 69fess with atamp, W.A 5TAN-
, 1866-03-28

Are but too Often the Of Consumption, and
sttend-d 10 II the earliest stages Sellers Cough Syrup
is thr snIesr sna most speedy remedy.
For kale By BUttNAAAT3 4 VAN SCaAACE,Thnle-
Cenefn1]Y, rnh1ffS35
, 1866-03-28
4 cSEccNfEN NT NOTTCE

CHICAGO March 3tst 1soG.
Public notice Is hereby given III persou4 iuteTsf
Cd tcat the aadsrsiEnel Comusston1s Of the BG,sfd
piefed tic Asara,uent R.sll for ths widening Of
Na1sn street % ths wtlth Of sixsg 1T s5 tees t<.
twrfn Hoyne 7rt Lekstts streets. that the sau2e
tha be the With Wastcn street eaat Of
HoYne a2t vest Of LsaFtts snd such Asses5-
The undersigned viii appFy to the Common Council
OF said cY. It ia ne1t regular n.tn& 70 30 halh
the srcoad tad Day Of Ansn 1tts It thu hoar Of IN
O'Clock D. A. uc1rmaston OF sach ASSESSMENT At
which lime at parties interested NH h4Se The t1ns 70
Be hearu. An ecus W!shtcz object 70 ssd asy &s-
ens n1s thefr objections to the Ia Writing,
Ia the cet Of mo CITY Clerk. II one day rFiof 70
s0N- -'-.'NN- ~ $Ae g. GEynELE,
FRED. LEIZ.
Q,J- EDSE,
Commissioners OF the BoarJ of Puslic Wosts-
, 1866-03-28

F1oCH AEu GRAIN IS STORE
The following IL the amount OF Flour md Grain
II sture on the 24th tnst., at compared with the
amount IN einft al The ea1ne hEne last year:
, 1866-03-28

The Best IN the World! Harmless. reliable, instau
taueouk. The only perfect 0;e! No disappointment
-na ridiculous tats. Signta William A.. .Da.cattp,,
Neg lori. A!so, TEGESEl.ATlNa EXfRACT Df
M}ILEF LEE RS-1estoscs, preserves ald heauutes
thr hntr. Sold hT ali Q.u2Efsta. GeSA1s4 II
, 1866-03-28

A Gold opened here to-day at 1254, advancing to
1sS and closed Ut 1s7I Silver i dull and nominal
al tn.
Government fecuritlca remain firm, with very
active demand tor Seven -Thlriee We quite:
, 1866-03-28

Thcn'eut Strengthening 9 Tonic.
Isor WHISKY rERrAEA71oS}
II 0FLAN DIS
GERMAN BlTTERS,
pEB1IETy! DEBILITY!
Resulting t,om any cause whatever,
PR0sTRATI0N OF TIE SYSTEM.
ISpcCKp By
SEVERE nAEDsHIPs. EXPOSURE, FEvEKs,'
Diseases Of Camp Life.
s Il. :
eseesa' efees5. 'n 0'0 "s'''' ~ '''3 ''a''' D''
o
DYSPEPSIA
D1sgAsEs RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF TUE LIVER md
DIGESTIVE ORGASs%
Anz CURED nr
noohanKs German Bitters
This mtseEs has performed mora cures:
GIVES nErrER SATISFACTION!
HAs MORE TESTIMONY!
HAS MORE REsrRfToANP1iEf I'll Il, PEOPLE TO VoocH
rnan ruy other az4icle In tho market.
O
He defy any one to contradict th1a assertion
AND WILL PAY $1,000 ..
To any one that wtl produce Certificate published
by Us tlat t. not aGSCEE
NooAaad's German DitterS
will cnre every csseof
Chronic OF Nervous Debility,
ard Diseases Of the Kidneys.
f
Observe the following symptoms:
Ecau3ttng ifpm Disorders OF the digestive 0rg21s.
Constipation. Inward Ptfes Funess OF Blood Of the
IIeAd, Acilly OF the Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food. Eul1ness or weight IN tha
Etounach, Sour Eructationa. Sinking or.
F7uttcr1ng 1T the HI OF the stonncn,
Swimming os the lead. Hurried aud
Difficult Breathing. .FIutternE nS
the Heart, Choking or sut1o~
eating Eeusattou whe1 IN
Lying Position. DIM
ness Of Vision, Dots OF
Webs before the sight, Fever.
Dull Psiu Ia the Head. Deficiency
Of Pertrl.prou, Ft1toHness OF the
Skin and Eyes. Pain In the Side. Dacf+
Chest Limbs, &c, Sudden Fluahes Of Heat,
burning in the Fle4h, Constant tnnastntnss Of
Evil, and great Depression Of Spirits.
r.
A
no. ess;s!a. 1nae s inns sr
not n't' dFunf'a' Dat... 's' 1o'.' = '1'"0f'''
eeu e.,.@.,e. wa ps.,o,orTv.,,, pa =, o n,nt,,t
Church. fn1Iisaaelpa11sI1 ,Il ass 1sI ,nd., ,bs
Il ss1rsy.s1eS srrs,nssnitd hF
s!ostEsiioa q Is nsryoas Tstsa; Na@sEoas 5sae,
dies Ee5e TT Eee os HeossHa. tema
ts eSa wers reeo enSsd 81 psrsens Te tfe
ihs md ho,s 91 i99as
,3s, g sqs 9
ps "a u ST ana md Il
81 sass seafs sssily sasias RsfSaisttsa. Sa!
he stomach has aoop n rs sefsn1s sHe VI
and permanent Denent iotn INC Gae e. sW
Very respectfully Io9rs " sEaHf siIest
a
,.n r.,s.u ..e,xt,ns ra,tor Chris,
uan Chseussle, Phltsaelphia-l
haTe aefSeq ,ss nS III n nv nririiroe - ~
rTmmend thcn as mont valuable tanc to all who
sutiIttng from general debility frotn 6stases arising
, 1866-03-28
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.

New fark stock Market.
Closing prices fot ta&h. March T. 1sH received By
Joseph H. LSona. Commission Stock and Bond Broker,
and dealer 10 CoStzpment SECURITIES. no. 36 Clark 81.
r
, 1866-03-28

T ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
L MEET MULES. By direction Of B'y't Brts. Gen.
N1 Myers, Chief Iep0f Or. Mt.
There vii be srId punIIc nucttnr. 1T the Govern.
meat Corral tortb Or fentoo Barracks St Louis No.
1000 Fre, well condtnonet Mules.
The sale wilt commence On Thnr5dky. the I'd l1sk.,
1t 10 o'clock and Will continue tat the rate Of
L1 per d2s} until a11 are sold.
These arc tho pick Of twenty thousand or more.
ruEd, servCe1hle mules A. are the anest lot Of u1et
offered for sale ny Government since tho cfo@e Dt the
war. Thsy Tefc selected for service On the f1atut.
but arr not required.
The franklin avenue street railroad cars within
short distance OF tne CorrAl.
Au1uAI8 Will be sold st1sly.
JN0. L. Woods,
Capt- and A. O. Il
The shove ssls Is postpoued untl MONDAY. April
18th IT same h6ur Ant place. JSu. l. WOODS
mhi0ltt 4.t EApt- and A. O. II.
, 1866-03-28

HUNTINGTON BROTHERS,
l. Produce Coumtss1on HerrhAn1s- for tae sale
and pusthaae n{ Flour Gtau1 6efda battt1s eAtescs
ptled Fruits SEQ Provisions, e-rY,n
1MJ SOUTH WATER STREET.
kB~ C0s8lsrlnentA and orders solicited
I1tfF 1f.2f4 va
, 1866-03-28

tI1pEes-ReeeIsed. 7szS ~; slap2,d: ;1 1T" ~ ~
note further redncstm of ie r. On III
, 1866-03-28

fFforo I2cy VIM Smith, formerly pastor Of tho Via.
centown and MllviIte IN. ~ Baptist Chutchc3,l
Having nseh tn my fauniiy i number Of bottse7 o.
your highlands GERMAN Bttcrs. hare to saY that
REGARD them ~ an excellent medicine, specially udap
tcd to fetnovo The diseases they Arc Recommended for
nd e r. s9sisa .Sa Hnen os
81 apreti.e g. haze We rseonmsaded M 9 tasai % g
thssn c1esy beneficial In the rtstoraron ot hsath-
Nome truly. WILLIAM SMITH,
SOS Hutchinson st. Philadelphia
, 1866-03-28

n1nr Il: s,t seF bss
rue1 dull h.ary End 4raEnant- There u scarcely any
srecnislye demand fu harreled PORK. Ard the mat
of the dull cotdi!on Of t1e Cnci1nau .nslkst Lard
aIcNs Fork-1o-dsy tic MARKET vas shade nr1n.
er. owing 10 an improvement !n New YofE- Sale.
we're: N0 hFls Mess Pork ar f.3tx1; 20 aEis do 1t
4A.34A; 10 hrl4 N. o. At 4S3 %. -
Prime nieAs Pork-Scasce aad tru at $.i,50 r
, 1866-03-28
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAR-

Tetms cash, In United states currency.
D. W. FLAGIEk,
Capt Ord Brev. II. Col. Com. Angusta Arsenal.
, 1866-03-28

EOnHUentIul IntOF1nltfDh
FnR TIE MA|U,1ED.-scnt nee ID sealed enTelope.
Address E, D. FOOTE, II. L., 1J0 Broadway, New
, 1866-03-28

Group.
How It 1aay be easl1y Prevented: also Cause ant
Cure, Sent Fl ee. Address E. B, FooTE. II. D,1130
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Our RIO Janeiro CorrespOndence.
RIO IANuIuo ADrtl ladd

Our Rio Janeiro CorrespOndence.
Rio JANHIRo, April 8, 1900
rHR PERUVIAN mon 0LADs IN PORT
On the FIRST inst two iron.cads arrived mysterously
In this port They the Monitor Huescar and the
Indcpendenca the first built in Liverpool by Laird
Co., the famous neutrality firm, witness the Alabama
and other pirates and the second by Samardas Of Lon
don. The first has single turret mounting two rined
Armstrong guns Of three hundred pounds. The other
not urreed but has fourteen formidable Armstrong;
on the broadside, besides two swvels, two hundred
FOUNDERS on deck. These vessels built for the Pc
ruvian government, against the spaniards
IMPORTANT CAPTURES HUEsCAR.
The Huescar actually performed clever exploit two
days before coming into Rio Janciro This neither
moro nor less than the capture just or the port Of two
Spanish vessels belonging to the Spanish mercantile
rine, named the Dorothea and the Pooas The latter
capped in a squa Every effort made by the two
vessels to protect each other but in such this
II Of use, for the Huescar which previously
under SAIL furled everything and her victim in
twinkng During the chase, If such il could DO called
the Hnescar had the American Gag flying at her peak
On coming within speaking distance the American flag
was hauled down, the Spanish captain ordered board
the Peruvian and on the following day the prize
brought into Rio Janeiro by prize crew Peruvian
transport Whether the courts sustain this remains to
be seem
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The HendsrsoR Trial NJ Nashville.

SAsHvuLx, May i, 1888.
To-day s the nfh OF the trial Of HeadersoD charged
with frauds agains, the governments.
Colonel irwin stated that Henderson. on the 10th
- May. 1904 made proposition TO him tsiinss1l 20
eprnssh the government, abou, three thousand mules
which he rejec,es. chieay bsoaus u would have gvsn
tho accused the control % the market,
on June !, 1894 hs received letter from Henderson
proposing 10 furnish one thousand mules which letter
was returned 10 the sccased with hii endorsement,
The counsel for the defendant rpsf that ~ such a
letter ever written 20 shos tia, the mules In
question were Intended for the rbols any other
improper purpose
hundred and seventy eight mules IN July, 1904 that
sampedes Of frequent occurrence that the los by
them very Considerable 70 tho governmeni ADD that
Replying 10 q question. he witness ssld that tho
voucher books would show that vouchers given 10
snoss Who had Sroush, rse.ips fm psries sho pa,
mules In. This system was adopted W break w The
large contractors. 20 that they could not ono,e the
control % u himself Tue books shov that the tccused
furnished The government one houasni and three mules
put other mules besides lie thousand that
NJ Mckay Hose ,worn--Hs du,ie, we're :, sup erin.
tend the salcs and 70 keep an acccuni ~ the males
received from the contractors, there an
agreement bsiween him twliness AMI the accu-d foI
dcfrs ding nc government, Henderson slways inf sri
on witness giving receipts for larger nunDc q muies
than wcfc put in by him 70 positive sgIcsmeni 49,
come 70 10 what division ~ the money
should be made. Henderson generally rars
him fritncml hflf o. whs, mad. TIE
agreement between ,hs accused ord witness 20 d-'rau
tie government comn1epced IN 1901 on one Oeesfi9u
witness received from The arcussf 81 90 he save e
accused 10 Augusi, 1894 ncttcgs rrrs.p'
Tor ninety. eight mules al The stables ia Nnh.
vile, where the acrused rave witness th- 30
Other ffsudslent rahssrtous occurred la July shch
doae By changing the are q the mules conra tod
for snd entering on The books more mules thsu Nc's
recsvcd
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civil RIGHTS IN CALIFORNIA.
Disgust OF the People on the PaciAc
Coast at the Passage OF ths Law-Op-
position 90 be Made ia tho Admission
OF Negro and Chinese Testimony in the
Courts. Sc.
, sls raAsorsco CORRESPONDENCE.

OuR san fRANCfrCO COhhrsFONDtNbN.
SAY Francisco, April 0, 1894
The announcement OF the passage Of the Civil Rights
hill BY the United states Senate the Presidents
veto was received here with suen and ominous SLEEVE
No, flag was Displayed In all San Francisco yesterday
though the city usually ray with bunting on SUNDAY;
no, gun has been fred tho whole Pacific coaa nor
meeting called "a rejoice over the subverson of the
pfrton by lawlcas and seusoless majority In CJngrcss
n " fair 70 estimate that nnetynine out of every hun
Ord talon men In tho Pacific States orpo-ed 70 the
action 81 Congress this matter and are heart aud soul
~isb tlo prc-Ident / have MT heard half dozen
men en- told who expressed themselves a.
the side Of iho Iadicai.. or even offered an
r.1,ogy Tor the infamous asnuit which has bten made
upon the rights Of sovereign tate run tanada 70
Mexico aul rum NE Atlantic % the Pacific The courts
Of California xi. beyond do NJ. refuse 70 comply Nth
tho requirements a. the civil Rights bill 80 far a. tho
airH &C ncfro and Chinese tsiilnony against white
ueu coaecrne AZ least until the matter % the oonst
tliionaty n toe act 1firmed-if u ever can oc-by
the -rfrnine Court 81 tho State The act "a the death
blow 10 the old Fankaton u the Union parry IN the
yalfr saIf aad insufes rccongifuct0u % platforms
and change Of parties IN power throughout California,
OREGON Washington and Nevada sirawe show hor the
wna b}ows and the bursts Of applause whit follow
every aluson President JOHNSON, IN the theatres and
n,hr ucos az anuFf h. nightly, Indicate beyond the
tossibty Of mistake bis Ehening popularity with
the masses. - 49,. ,,... II
General Van valkeuhurgh, rniicd states Nniier %
Japan and Hon Arson Buriingame MINISTER 70 LhinA
are slil here secIs Tie lions They 90 we "fsI 70
sene valley and tne Geyscrs thls wtck AM nehl ani
on their return from the will be TIE rec p"ns Of
a magnificent dinner from the Chinese mercnshS sho
intend 10 make the demonsfraon Tar suss nc ihol.
Colfax rarity Chnoss dinner Of last scasan They WI
hardly &c, "a foe the AS.ac coast before Way l.
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Bo.ra OF Councsimea.

raE CoufSs FoCRrn-IuE NIDE.gSs o. ,SS ANp
YuLTOS srgAErs.
The Bosri met In special session Yesterday Afternoon,
Councilman keenan, occupying DE chair
On motion. Counoiimen keenan,, IirIay. Roberts Eoi
AMI Hcitfok appointed special epnmiitee o'
Ave a. at a. Joint COMMITTEES AMI np with The
elect ol the Hoard Of Aldermen making
to- ihe celebration 81 the coming Iyufih % July.
90 rnstion. tho action AZ Tie Board ~ Aldermen ~.
scndB g the direct The .iisnIngy Am aud
flilYu strpeis.Wa8 concufrrI 10
-ub.f qgent % sht proceeding fae Bptr ADJOURN
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ur., sr,RIlxa's coscgnr.

MISS -FrNAlFp ; tNHifNT.
hi. lasy made hec second pabic appearance IN
cert last night irving Hail We have MT heard ,his
Season among thu many srcetant artists that rsnx In
the VARIOUS concerts a oontal,o voice rich sad thli
lny 10 tone 80 powerful aud organ like volume snt
20 VET trained in expression AMI feeling niss
iuxs asst night Her d,b for her hfst appearance
before ! very su,all aud and very small hall
was suocess. She ssng IA MO fgi,s" from the
Prophet admirably, and one Of Godbeck's bca songs,
'The Rainy Day style that woali make tbs com.
p.era vocal pieces popular 10 they possessed nher~n,
merit enough of themselves. Ia the charnInx trio
"Lps1, 0rig,n from !>Is1aati> and Tho sact from
n Ctsramen'o her voice the nearcs, spproarb 20
uailbran We have ever heard. TIA meet success
ful artists that have apparel this sssson
Ar. American con,raios, and Miss stcr ~ may
desrrvedly rank nrs, q them. Such vooe heard 10
Earope woui add isnrcls 10 the musical lame %
Amercs ALREADY established ~ Patti and ether vocsi.
lss scnoriA Poch sang much better In M due, ani
Trio than In the Boero from The sislsn vsspcrs The
laitsr mo,u>es was given Ia huuisd car~less manner
Which BY no means detersed sgn0rs Nsxyoisnl and
csn,emeri were sneroep,onabe. NJ Rhba,i Hpsnsa
pia-sd lsnfufis on themes fron Ns'ass abi to u
hn own comp5stons 10 bis Dr-a'lsry orliaas ast
oiaeosi ayie The erqs,ats melodies q ~ lansa'ss
wallace found ntiisg ntsr,rtcr I'm, saa - gisvst
thcm With rsre dercrcy trd ,eftDr rs concert ws
aiehdei 81 ~ no ilrl.ff ~ Hnrn7 1Gugrf
gated inside Irving Hat NJ nz vfs prferl,sf
darinz ne t.talng ssh htnfanne ws'th SO fhaf1
a. omptnied wiihA mi uaeu'arY Niirrsa We t-aw
iis abe an appesr norr fisgusaNv nJ@ 70 plbr - :
tla4hy yfnpars berfeH far ~ "a On Ia rI*. VI
whch be- E0ts eotiss 1sr
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HAFf~ftfi way = t@SA
m. Ansresa sei'c.' sseyc'Aiirn .gs. ~.
morning % C0uc1fa. B,. d. . s@r me frg seirer
rene-iei that tie bankruptcy or Ne ssoca,oa ~ss
dae 20 che fac, tbs, ~ msfpbss IN ny psfchss' tbe
volume 81 trln.s fiops r<xsfdns worth tbs est
Froa 90 huuri iBeiBbers sdicsssd bY ar 1lsf buI
bas that bainbft have respcsios Ttr p4biisher hss
arIrd tie gctinr up ol TIE volume and has isers,y
suner~i lot q 500 ~ Ons deiffss Ga aeifcssf
froua each represented 20 n0niBss ts yHfsr %
the convention and ~ tbe sfsndiss r.nrntt~s.
The speci al 0raer a sbs day fhe sidrre. % DR.
Brown -egpard the trcsi'pen' % n~rvvus ibsoass
The sidsexs a cousdefabs eDg'h. sDd discussed
he method ~ ,ssssen, be sdpp'@i IN The al
nervous aricsDn
upoa motion u Dr. Raphael, = N-- Ysr ihs thasss
81 Toe Ags.siion r-tprnci 10 ~ -~qasri sas a
copB ~ bis lesture requested fOr pubcstcn
Dr Eliot u Ns- Yorx, r~,otfsi from The COMMITTEES
Prize Nssays
Tx Mus,0n, o. Can,as ~lii adarsss The conv,nti-c
on H. gublect 81 ci1isf. to-nsrros
A na,ion VS. made % sppoD' cenuliiiss n memo.
rsl,e Congress f0r spp,op,,siaa ~ puh1h The ~
ports aud document oftss sassesa Ssssfsi u ne JSsd
states
d. Paf,@n recobrns Ddef IA, NE reports All On
nsrup Ike chsrsiaf connseted with the r~ts trfnf
b. .iso referred 10 The s.Bs esss. f0 sec@ss - No
same
Dr Psi,rn snsr sDrns iisesss..s, srhfts~ hs 'H~Nf
nlsu, aud tbs orssnAl lcsslcn ~as csfitHa
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NEWS FROM GA.
rse Importation Of Negros. th'
e"oife Trade-The New Captain "-s'
ersi-Ths Markets, Sc.

tue steamship Eagle, Captain Lawrence IRON Hawai-
18th aI,. arrived at this port las. evening
Qua HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA. April ~. Isss
am Informed through impartial source tina, car.
a. OF some "sncos do carbon negroes, say hers
have jus, been landed the south side OF the stand
,ni that they dexterously removed % cattfs
f'rm between Batabano aud Guinss that neither tAs
authorities anybody else know anything about
e. DO not think that her Britannia Majss,y's
representative IA island has any knowledge Of IT,
The French ship wife ID St Lo sailed from wh,mpoA
With eooies on the 2ih Of January and had arrived
saigon, IA consequence muliny among the Chlns-s
and the refusal OF the continue the voyage for
ths port.
There are several ships nov crpeoted, and anothsr
private company has been formed for the importation q
cool 81 by senors Morales. i.onbllo ana Podroso
learn that tho Captain General viii probably stay II
the Isie OF Pines until his successor Hs sAt
20 have rendered hl 1nai resignation. obseryc from
tho Madrid papers that General lersundi not dis
The mti,rrdo party
General Dulcr am told has been reprimandcd for The
erroneous Interpretation of the municipal lava Of cee-
ton.
The last mail from Spain brought an order 20 the efst
that the Cuban commissioners not 20 have any
voice Ia the deliberations Of the Madff governments
for tho purpose Of arriving II tho special laws To be
adopted FOR the adm nraOu of THIS island II appcsrs
that they VIII only have to answer In writing whatever
questions the government may please 10 put to them.
II " further said that the captain General IL to appoint
four individuals OF hts choice to accompany ths
commissioners You may imagine the feeling which this
not submit 10 these rcqusiuoDs, they do wish
cut such figure The Cubans want fair play, and the
concessions which they expect 10 obla In lawful man.
ner DO not believe will be denied 20 ihom Under any
circumstance they viii bcnc forward openly insist upos
the abolition Of slavery In some shape or other such H.
end, the more general sentiment
merchan, Of Cienfuegos, senior Tomas Terry IA
tive Of Venezuela who lately elected for that Iurs
dction, has subscribed ave thowsnd dollars towards
conducting the war Ia the Pacific.
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native, and not because without strong sense OF
obligation for his cooperation.
have the honor to be, sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN RODGERS. Commodore.
Hou GIDEON wnLEs, Secretary Of the Navy.
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hanks tu all Parts OF the Country Zee
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