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County conrt Smith County.

MAY 26, 1866.
Joseph c. Dickius, ct ais
As ffeutOn.
Samuel o. Piper, ct els.
n this cause, IL appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
i th- Clerk thst the defendant, samuel o. Piper,
IL = tim OF the State OF Texas, resides beyond
the linus OF the State OF Tennessee, 20 that the or
binary process Of law cannot be served upon htrl.
IL n therefore ordered q Rt publication he made
for four consecutive weegs IN the Nashville Weekly
Union, s newspaper Published in the y OF Nash
ville requiring sad defendant 70 appear at the
July Term OF me Smith County Court, 70 be held
1t the court house 10 Carthage on the hrst Mon
day Ia July, ls0e, then aud there 20 plead, answer
or d muir 50 conpainant's bill, or The same vi
De taken Tor confessed az 20 ilm, and set doan
for hearing ex parIe. n. W. IURAEk,
ca n.
Dewitt McHenry, eOiioitors for Petoners.
r.l...-lll.
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SO EF E q e e S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!:!
TARRANT Co.

TARRANT Co.:
Genslernen-I am aresidert Of Curacao, and hsva
been disposed 70 write 70 you concerning the real
value Of your SELIZER APERIENT as a remedy
for Indigestion AMI dyspepsia. / desire to express
% You my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
SELL FER has done my wife.
For four or i've years my Wile has been sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia and alisT E1ing under the
Gestr1el Of several doctors for two three years.
she was finally induced 10 seek the & vice Of a
learned Physician, Doctor Osbialis, Of Venezuela,
who Immediately treated her with your EFER-
VESCENT SELIZER APERIENT, she began ID
improve ~ once, and Is now PERFECTLY WELL.
feel Il to be my duty for the good Of humanity to
make this statement feeling thata medicine so Val-
Uahle shOuld 20 widely known.
Trusting yea viii give this publicity, and repeat
ing nv earnest gratitude and thanks.
lam very respectfully yours,
5. d. Q. HENRIQUkP,
New York, juno Is, 'e5. Merchant, Curacao, A.
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We A-nI-

The suffering millions 10 oui aud 10 give This
remedy trial; convince that by its timely use
plany may be relieved, many cured Of Dyspepsia.
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Dizzi
ness, Indigestion, Piles, CCstiveness, Bilious At
lacks, Liver Complaints, Rheumatic Affections, &C.
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ca bot
tie, and do not use the medicine against the advice
Of your Physician
Manufactured only byTARRANT CO., 81
Greenwich street, New York.
n2-FoT sale hT All Druggists. my4 ly
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Boards


FIyHE GREATEST INVENTION OF TEE AGE
/ d, los protection ulysinst Ere snd will not rot
Of. nc couianes sIensth with rspldfiy Cf adjust
rrent requiring ONLY ONE-rHIRD OF MIN
uTE 30 TIE UP A BAIaE OF COTTON.
10 baing nov well kncwn 10 AL the 6esiefH IN
rope for Ealing cotton, that only very gma crop
ol hemp was made The past yesr, and that, IN con
SEQ ence the pIiee will rule very high, and that q
fuppy cannot o. relied on 81 any puco. 10 con
sisefsbon Of these flcts 81 deslers, aud those
requiring ties val do vel 10 put IN their orders for
this ue econ, thereby securing supply or the sea
son he indications now 80 FAR a. we have learned,
are that lhe demand ior ths re viii be very srge,
hence che necess ~ 81 masking early OTdors, which,
addressed 10 the manuiacllrf n,
REaRn& BRO, st Louis,
sToNE& MURPHY, or d SMITH a CO,
New Orleans.
LACY Nc sHEE Memphis, Tenn,
Viii meet wi.h promPi attention.
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Established in 1862,
AND NOW ABOUT ENTERISG ITS
Fifth Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticularly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restora-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
1t ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political,
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
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dkO< A DAY. Agents wanted % sall new
F. - snd wonderful SEWING MACHINE,
the Only cheap one licensed. Address sHAW
CLARK, BiddsioTd, MRins,
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Renewal of Government Ii.
Censes.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. ]

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLE0ToR's OFFICE. 2p DISTRICT OF TFss.
NASHVILLE MsT ?, 1896.
A Ii persons doing buFiuess are hereby notified
"a that their licenses must be renewed forthwith.
Neglect and delay afer this notice, viii not be
overlooked, rot any person found doing business
without license, on the Isl July next viii be fined
$500 Hereafter, no license VIII be granted FOR dis
thing 70 anv person who = IN arrears for tares and
al WuO are found enRsged il that business without
license, viii b. prosecuted fr The fines snd penal
ties pres rbed BY law, and immediate steps " D BE-
saEen 10 confscate their distillery snd the land
upon hich II Is situated.
msy6-2W ID HI NORvELL, Collector
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NOW IS THE THE TO SUBSCRBEI
NOW Is THE THE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW Is THE THE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBscRIBE9
ONLY SO so FOR THREE MONTHSf
ONLY So so FOR THREE MORTHSY
ONLY So 80 FOR THREE MoETHS
ONLY SO 30 FOR THREE MoNTHa
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

CtAREY & SMITH, Nos. &c and % Union street,
Cup stairsl represent the following Son pll.sss
Etna OF Hartford, Security, Manhs tan, Metropoll-
An Phoanix ard Knickerbocker Life Of New YORK,
and Accident Of Columbus, ONO.
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OWl REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water,

~ o nstural or artif .ial compound hiss yet been
~ dis, overed or msnufaetp red that equals these
waters preventative, relief and permane cure,
for many temporary and chrome diseases, as prov
ed by the experience Of many thousands Nho have
drank them for yeas, with the most beneficial Ell
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Two Through Trains Daily
For Sale.

ONE Of the best Residences rn fra r---.-7. .-
~ the southern part Of the city, pear taa -.--.
Of the south haslFiie Horsa.Hs r.sf. r n ...
rste neighb0rhcod The fuI MI .r--. Hr#...
fHo-stofy brick, Nth Cen roous. .lt l... Ee.. 81
Drlck smoke house AMI aeFFalt Eul-H-. god
lern5 large yard, vel rucio.ef. Hll. lT
Ttl choice frGit t-ess. a r1rr = Deed 90 .r.
yard, vita plenty o4 gf'ar rrI sI ealFer
Tor getting Ecod. TEe ~. ans o. l-...raaI -a....
By the corner Of The place. from rI CD u.rI L. r..
ceiFed for Burning rfI"E- IIr property H aH.r
The corporation, and "a therefore era1s1s -lu ....
porall0n taxes good Eprur rur.s.a.T Fl.
joining the property. feIuf ersr
Enquire o. reA-Dl q Ht.eEfE
sarI-n ~ MATT BROW n a n.I
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Notice.

Notice.
THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE viii be open
\ ed for business a. the Hall OF the Chamber Of
Commerce. No. 40 College street, en- Thursday
next and every day thereafter az I o'clock, pm.
snd remain open until O'Clock, when il is expected
that The Memners viii Be present with samples Of
Cotton, 6rHins, 6r9cenes, &c.
All buyers, whether members or not, are respect
fully invited 70 BE- present
u5ar2s-u ISAAC LTTT0N. sao'y.
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AYERS & Observation-Disclosures Of all the
Nl Latest Styles of First Glass Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Carfyals, Y North
Market street.
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il Cheapest Pieasantest most Deslrshe as aeianee
against CIorHEs-MoTHs. Druggists everywhere
sell it. HARRIS 4 CHAPMAN, FsotuTeys, Boston.
mayl0-th fns sat
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C,ECoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- 20 Cherry street. de-ls in Exchange, Govern
ment Securities and Co n. Collections promptly
attended 10 J. LUHsDES Cashier.
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BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

CfINGLRTON, K. q -Bookseler, Publisher
y s,ationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Once
Building.
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NTARR, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
vi College streets, buys and sells Gold, U1cur-
rent Money, Government Securities and vouchers.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on commission.
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rsTRsT NATIONAL BANK-Govenment Depos
4 tory-No. 30 College street, between UnioI
and the Pubic Square Dealers in Uncurreni
Money Exchange, Coin, and Government seeurl.
ties OF all kinds. Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on Commission. Collections promptly at
tended to.
A. 6. SAEFozD, Pres't. JAS. G. OsDEs. Cssh'r.
h. g. JAAIsOs, Assistant Cashier.
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Congress WATER

Is cathare, alternative and tonic, and is vaua-
bic remedy for affections ~ the Liver and Kidneys
Dyspeps q, Govt, Chronic Constipation and Cutsne
Gus diseases is most powerful preventive OF the
Fevers and Bilious Complains, so prevalent in
warm climates.
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Advertisements IN the Special Column, hrst time,
trom ! to lines, 81 OO-each additional lre, ~
CENTS; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local Column, FIRST time, from 70 lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 80 centsi suDsequens inser-
tons, Is cents per line.
All Advertisements occupying special position
I'D al double column advertisements, VIII De
charged sslk per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII be charged az the regular advertising rates.
and must invariably be paid q advance, or no IN
geriOB made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES
FOR State Oulc.fa--..s.... -
For County ~ y
For CITY "
We the undersigned have this dsy adopted ms
ah1vs rates for advertising, 70 which We bind our
selves strictly TO adhere. ., ,,.,,,,,--, -,
ElSHV LIE UNION PRINTING Co,
JOHN WALLACE, FOR the DsspGsea-
BARRY, WINHAM 4 GO. sOr Fess.
BILL, JONES & CO., for Gazette.
NAsFvrLrE gEsE.. Sept. %. 1855.
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.TToRnEYs Az ~.
BANKERS AND BROKERs.

OTIS. z. Attorney and Counsellor at Law
| Ofice 421S Cherry ST.: p o. Box 74s
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BREWERY,

| SPRING WATER Observation-Disclosures &
/ y FRANK, successors to N. }. Drucker, Brewers
Of Ale and Lager beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
! yille Tenn. decS-ly
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NENVS FaT5AI.Ens- &c
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ZONE & Wholesale and Retail
~ Booksellers. StatOners, and News Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

Al ERRITT & HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
INA Window Shades, Window Glass. and Photo
graphic Material, Al Church street, Mayfed
Building, opposite Maxwell House
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EMPIRE WATER

Is a eathartic, and valuable remedy for Rheuma-
tism, DeTaDgenent of the Liver, Diseases OF the
Skin, and General Debility. Its effects are most
salutary in Lung Diseases. 1t is an almost sure
cure for Scroula, and the most aggravated forms OF
Dyspepsia As preventive and cure Tor al Bilious
Ueran dement's il stands unriVRlled.
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VNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals IN Exchange; Government Securities
and CON. Collections promptly attended 70.
Gold Stocks and Bonds sid on Commission.
W. W. BERRY, President. EDGAR JOINS, Cashier
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A NYofthe fli'ssing books will hs sent nv mail,
"A ires of postage, on receipt Of the puaiicstion
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CLAIM AGENTS, DC.
COILECTTNG ACENTs.

ID g. TUTHILJ., Deputy United States Marshal,
IL. collects Note, Accounts, &C., in Middle Ten
no-see Office at State Capitol, next door to Fed
fral Court Room. P y. Lock Box 81. See adver-
tsenent in another column. ldec9- en-
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BELL AND brass FOUNDERS.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

docket, BROWNE, HANKS & CO.,-Book
ID and Job Printers, and publishers Of the Dai
" and Weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union aud. Desderick streets
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-16

Senate.

HARRISBURG, February l6.-Messrs. CoDnell,
Donovan, and Ridgwav presented remonstrances
against the Lombard and South Street Enabling
Bill.
Mr. Connell presented two remonsraces
against Sunday travel,
Mr.. Worthington read letter from DR.. Corsin,
of Montgomery county, in which it is stated that
the cattle disease Is raging in that county. The
subject was referred to Special Committee of
FIVE.
Mr.. Connell read bill authorizing paving on
Woodland street.
Mr.. Ridgway. one extending the track of the
Southwark Railway Company from Washington
street along Delcware avenue to Dock Street.
Mr.. Roger, one allowing notaries to take
acknowledgements relating to other property
than real estate. Also, supplementary act de.
fnng the boundary line between Philadelphia
and Montgomery counties.
The Senate then adjourned until February
tWenty-seventh.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Interesting LawsuIt-GOOd Skating
Steamboat Change, Etc.

Interesting LawsuIt-6OOd Skating
SL0ambOaG Change, Etc.
Special Despatch to The EUeaing Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, February 16.-The great lawsuit
of A. S. Bell editor of the Baltimore Sum- VS..
John S. Cuttings, President of the Chesapeake
Bank, to recover a deposit of $4,000 in gold, which
the plaintiff alleges was deposited specially to be
drawn in gold, and subsequently refused by the
Bank, is still progressing in the Baltimore Sape
rior Court, Judge Martin presiding. 1t isanovel
case, and attracts the interest of our entire com
munity
Skating is again good here, and the harbor is
considerably frozen.
A delegation of fifteen are now here from
Washington county, Maryland, pressing before
the City Council the necessity of extending the
Western Maryland Railroad to Hagerstown.
The steamer Isabella has been Withdrawn from
the Charleston and Havana line, and put on the
line to New Orleans.
BALTIMORE, February 1G. - Last night was
thought to be the coolest of this season. At
daylight to-day the mercury stood at one degree
below zero, and before that time in some exposed
places it was still lower. At present there are
some indications of more moderate tempe
nature.
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The Mormons in Illinois -s.The Prophet -

A correspondent of the Albany Argus, who has
recently visited the Mormons in Illinois, over
whom Joseph Smith presides, gives this descrip,
toni
~ had not imagined the Norm ons of the Jo
Smith party we're so numerous l am told there
are not less than ten thousand, of whom the ma
jority are in Illinois, and the rest in neighborng
States. The most considerable settlement is at
Plano, thriving village, situated about fifty
miles west of Chicago. Here resides Joseph
Smith, Prophet, Priest, and King of the Latter
Day Saints by virtue of the laying on of hands
OF his notable father, Joseph Smith, the martyr
as he is called by the faithful. By-the-by, there
is no doubt that the assassination of the Mormon
prophet gave a powerful impulse to the advance
ment OF this new and strange religion. The blood
of the martyrs is the seed of the church, as we'll
Tor heresiarchy as for the hierarchy. The proof
that Joseph Smith, Jr., is the lawful successor of
his sire In the apostleship of the Mormon sect is
very ably set forth in late number of q weekly
newspaper, now living before me, entitled The
True Latter Day Saints Herald This paper is
edited by the prophet himself, and published at
Plano, and bears for its motto:-'Hearken to the
record of the Lord: for there shall not any man
among you have save 1t be one wife; and concu-
bines ne shall have none.'-BOOb of Mormon.
Sand on this point mainly hangs the differ.
ence OF creed between the rival parties. Smith
and his followers say that Young and his disci-
pies have not 'hearkened TO the word of the
Lord, but falling into the sin of DolygamY and
defending the same, are thereby heretical and
accursed. ...
"Joseph Smith is not rich man; and, indeed,
by way of testimony against the wealth and
worldliness OF Brigham Young, bears himself
with an ostentatious poverty of apparel and
equipage. He dresses almost shabbily, and is a
man OF no pretens!on to scholarship or refine
ment His manners are simple, hearty, and
unaffected, and his popularity with his followers
| is unbounded. The community here at Plano is
well spoken of by the 'Gen;iles' as moral. orderly
and industrious, and in their quiet demeanor
and friendliness very much resemble society
| OF Quakers.
| ut is mentioned as a remarkable fact that
| while the Mormons of Utah are, to large
extent, importations from Europe, those of ILL,
| nois are, almost exclusively, native Americans
and OF higher intelligence than the saints OF
| Salt Iake,n
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-John B. Jones, ESQ.,,
lied at Burlington, N. j., on the 4th Instant,
aged ffty.six years. He was native of Acco-
mac county, Va, During President Tyler's ad-
ministration he was sole editor and proprietor of
The MadasOnidn, at that time the Presidents
organ, and the leading editorials of that able
journal were from his vigorous and facile pen.
He was, during the whole of that administra-
ton, upon the most intimate and confidential
relations with Mr.. Webster, Mr.. Upshur, Mr..
Spencer, and Mr.. Ewing, of Mr.. Tyler's Cabinet,
and was frequently invited to, and participated
in, the consultations of the leading men OF the
country. For some time previous to the break
ing out of the LATE civil war, Mr.. Jones resided
in Burlington, and edited a weekly Journal
which was published in Philadelphia, styled
The Southern Monitor.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS February 15 lotion dull at 45c /;
the stock of Cotton IN port is 10000 bales Gold,
1881 checks on New YORK tl9f ulscounG.
NEW YORK, February 16.-Cotton IS dull at 44J146
cents for middlings. -Four has declined 10 ceIts
for State. sales of 1000 bbs at Sc 658 20 for State
S8'36lO rs for OHIO; S670a8 30 for Western; 80 20
al5 90 for Southern; ana 81 80a11 80 for Canadian
Wheat and Corn dull sales uDmportant Beef
steady. Pork heavy at $2S 50928 62 for Mess. Lard
dull. Whisky drll.
NEW YORK, February 16-Stocks are betterI this
morning, but quotations lower since the Board.
Chicago and Rock Island. 1861; Cumberland pre-
ferred, a. Illinois Central, 1l4t Michigan Southern,
II; New York Central, 90b; Reading, l0l4; Hud-
sonlRiver, l04i Canton Company, AZ Missouri 6s
Slt Erie 6O4i One:year Certitcetes sSi Tennessee
pom and Registered g., lO4ti Wes.ern Union, 67ij
Gold, 1874
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The Weather,
rature.

ALTOONA, Pa, February l6-The thermometer
at Gao A. NJ. stood at degrees below zero.
LOUISVILLE, February l5. - We had snow
squalls last night, with the mercury three de-
grees below zero early this morning; the range
during the day was from ten to twelve degrees
above zero; and at 10 O'Clock tonight it stood
at zero.
New ORLEANS, February l5.- The weather hes
been excessively cold all day; the thermometer
Is twenty.four degrees above zero tonight.
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The southern Associated Press.

MONTGOMERY (Ala). February l5.-The South
ern Associated Press met here to-day, the meet
ing being presided over by Mr.. Clark, who was
President of the association before the war.
Mr.. Williams was elected Secretary. The con-
stitution was referred to a committee for revi-
sion, and after some discussion the meeting
adjourned until p. NJ, for permanent organi-
ZatiOn
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Bold Attempt at Burglary in Reading.

Special Dispatches to the Evening 1eLegrGph
PoTTsTowN, February l6.-The safe OF the
County Treasurer of Berks county, in the Court
House at Reading, was blown open last night
with gunpowder. It contained ten thousand
dollars but the burglars we're disturbed before
having secured the money, and fled, leaving all
their lmnlemenis behind them.
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teersP have already told you that the
Government here have been-I am not
quite sure whether l should say hear
ing or dreaming, of iron-clads, rams, and other
monsters constructed either in English or Anne
rican docks, carrying Chilan colors, and roam
ing Spanish waters. The alarm was few days
ago spread in Cadiz; il has more lately been
caught in Valencia. give pirate vessels under
the Chilan flag,p we are told by the local organs
there, "have been seen on our coast, and give
chase to our small coasting craft, 10 gam posses
sion OF their cargoes. The necessary orders
have been issued to our cUastguard ships to re-
double their vigilance, and inulct condlgn pun
isbment on these unwelcome strangers" That
great uneasiness begins 10 prevail among the
merchant navy at all the great Spanish ports is
q fact, however, not to be denied.
/ am inclined to think that the Spanish Gov
eminent are perhaps less eager Tor the war than
they we're " hen the people showed no ardor and
no hurry for il. and when the great European
and American powers strove to avert 1t by their
offers OF arbitration, of mediation, and friendly
offices.
is to be given, according to some authorities, to
Admiral Pinzon; according to others to General
Herrera; though many deem 1T probable that
the officer who was lett in charge of the Spanish
forces in the Pacific by the death of Admiral
Pareia Don Casio Mendez Nuuez, may receive a
permit anent appointment TO the supreme COM
mand.
The royal infant, who was born on Wednesday
night, was chrlstened with the greatest solem-
nifty Yesterday mornine in the chapel of the
Queens Palace. The god-parents were the King
and Queen of the Belgians, represented tor the
occasion by the Belgian Minister and the Princess
Roval Maria Isabel of Spain. The Papal Nunco
offciated, and the water sprink)ed on the child's
head was carried for the purpose from the JOr-
dan. All the dignitarles of the State and the
foreign diplomacy attended the ceremony. The
infant has received ut the font one hundred and
twelve names, 'comprehending," as the official
papers inform us, ''all the iaUOcdtiORs of the
Most Holy Virgin." The first and real name
however, is that of the Blessed Francisco de
Asst. ".