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sm%unnts NJ rvaez was slightly wounded. The in
erms = had twenty.six guns, and furnished
~ Mha ' % the populace, who threw up barricades
II ano troops succeeded in dominating the move
~ snt, and order is completely restored.
Blk hundred insurgents have been taken prison.
ers. Public order has not been disturbed IN any
| other part of tho Peninsula.
Measures have been taken to insure tho main
tenance of public security in Catalonia, whcro
some insurrootionary movements are apprehend-
| OIL among the garrisons. Marshal Concha has
assumed the military command in Catalonia and
Gen. Serrano i'll Andalusia.
A telegram from Barcelona of Juno oath, SAYS :
! some companies Of troops in Corona garrison
revolted yesterday, under their subaltern officers,
| and proceeded toward the frontier. Tho troops
remaining faithfui'to the Government are march
| ing to cut off their retreat
Barcelona and Catalonia arc quiet.
a telegram from Barcelona, OF juno 14th, says:
''Ihe soldiers who reyolted at Corona have taken
| refuge in France, to tho number OF 700. They
were Immediately disarmed and conveyed to
Ceret"
A dispatch from Madrid, of Juno 25th, says:
tranquility prevails throughout Spain. The su-
perior officers OF tho regiments which revolted at
Madrld did their duty brsvely. Thirteen were
Killed and nine wounded in endeavoring to induce
the troops to return to their allegiance. The in
surgeant sergents and oorporals will be shot to-
day; The total number of killed and wounded at
Madrid was 180"
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October %
LYONS KATHAIRON,

KATHA1RoN Is FROM THE GREEK WORD,
"Kathro," or "Kathairo, signifying to cleanse
rejuvenae and restore. This article Ia what it's namo
sgnihes For preserving restoring and beautfyng the
human hair 1t the most remarkable preparation tho
world. It Is again owned and put up by the oril nal
proprietor, and s made with the same care skit
and attention which gave It sale of over one million
bottles per annum.-
1t is o most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dandruH.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
I. makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
prevents the hair from falling of and turning gray
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head
Of hair should Lyons Kathairon It 10 known ane
used throughout the civilized world Bold by all 70.
spectacle dealers. DEMAS BARNES d co.,
October 28 atuthlyr New York.
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The "Fourth" In NeSvbern, North Caroline. '.
They seem to have had great time in Newbern
on the Fourth. The Times saya.

The "Fourth'' In Newborn, North Carolina.
They seem to have had great time in Newbern
on the Fourth. The Times says:
The celebration yesterday was opened by the
ringing OF bells and firing Of cannons at sunrise,
as usu. u, which was followed at o'clock by the
procession Of I'D. Q. l." Darned Queer Indivi-
duals or whatever you call ems. Among whom
there we're some Of the most outlandish carica-
lures that have ever seen. This procession
consisted of the most oddly dressed crowd ina
ginable, mounted upon horses, mules wagons
carts, &c., marching in Indisn-file programme
led by q half dozen buglemen, footing little tin
horns, and followed by street full of negroes,
little and big, and Of all sexes and ages.
most admirable. 1t coneiated Of an old bureau,
mounted on On old rickety wagon, with the draw
ers taken ont and three or four little negroes in
serted. r.' ..'' '.' -. -
King Cotton made display rarely if ever
equalled before. suit OF oOthng boots, pants,
coat, Yest, hat and ALL had been thoroughly coat
ed with tar, to which as much cotton as would
stick on had been added, which, when on the
wearer. and mounted on horse, looked as funny
as could be. ....-- .--, ..
The frog on the carriage represented very
much Veritable quadruped ofthat species perch
cd upon an island hard by where the sea breaks
upon the marshy beach, but it was on rather
larger scale than they usually attain to in this
latitude. 0
The Gaping climax Of the extensive caravan
was q huge tour-wheeled wagon, drawn by twelve
splendid mules. supporting the Freedmen's Bu-
reau covered with an immense American flag.
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A Chicago doctor, named Qusils, has been on
trial for drugging and outraging young blind
girl, who had been sent for treatment to the
county hospital, OF which Quails was In charge.
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North, or to the Catholic and conservative South.
.,. THE NEW MrNIsTRY .s
[From The London Times June AL
| We have reason to believe that an intimatiop
was yesterday conveyed to Lord Derby that Her
Majesty would grant him an interview at Windsor
| this afternoon. ~ I11.. .u..... ...-.. b.
We are also informed that should Her Majesty
impose that duty upon him, Lord Derby will obey
! deaVors to construct an administration upon 30
broad basis as to include several gentlemen
who have not hitherto been attached to the Con-
servative party, although they have recently
| acted with it in opposition to the Reform Bill.
| The most important Office, especially in the
present state or Europe, is unquestionably that
| OF Secretary for Foreign Affairs. n we are cor
roctly informed and subject of course. TO the an
probation Of Her Majesty, IL will be proposed 10
intrust this great department to Lord STANLEY.
Such an appointment will we believe be general.
ly approved, and will obtain the confidence OF the
public in the foreign policy OF tho Government.
| Mr. D'lsraeif, Lord CranbOrno, Sir Duiwor Iiyt-
ton and Sir Hugh Cairns will, Of course. be prom.
inent mombers OF tho now Administration Lord
Stanhope will also probably accept afoo, and it is
hoped that some OF the moro conservative Whige
will join Lord Derby who would bo prepared to
concede to them an adequate representation in
the Cabinet. -
THE MILITARY REVOLT IN MADRID,
a telegram from Madrid Of June 29. says. Yes
terday, the Fifth Regiment Of Foot ARTILLERY AND
o regiment Of horse artillery revolted withoul
their officers. The barracks they occupied were
however, retakeh by the troops Remaining faithfu
to the Government, and after an obstinate re-
distance the rebels surrendered at discretion
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~ sP EOIAL NoTfoE.-oGREAToAKs ERow
little acorns grow" Tho worst diseases known to the
uman race spring from catises so small as to almost
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THE ODIuM MTHEoLoaIcuM.-The following choice
fllorcedur ia copied from the Loniavilla Go,rier.

nlorcedur is copied from the Louisville Courier:
''If any one doubts the appropriateness of this
title for the writer who signs himself Harmony
(Damphool), and who is attempting, through the
columns OF the Louisville Journal, to drown the
Rev. Stuart Robinson in pool OF dishwSter
he has but to road the following from his article
published yesterday to have ali his doubts on tho
subject removed:
"'Failing in both, like his great prototype Mi
ohael, preferring to rule In hell than to serve in
heaven DO &c.
"Ecce Signunl 'An ass, by all that's deep drawn
and long-winded." II the man be let alone, we
Gods ministering angels. st. Michael help him I
His theology Is more at fault than his grammar;
though that is certainly rather bad than other
wiBe." - Ci@' ". .' rs'. E ~ Sous , itatr.f,
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In tho last visitation of Cholera In tbia ,o,,t n,
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aS AWAY WITH SPEOTAOLEs.-OLD EYEs
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$-tE.2$!ysEf
be, compelled, ei, account OF nv ipnoar.nc,.
to take. ., back seat. and .centent mv.eIf
with being z spectator only. This much I
sald 10 my ff'end, but bis reply Vas, q
could soon learn, and ! did learn ,.as the
sequel shows. The people xere distributed
IN . circle on the out side or the room
the sexes sbout equslly divided all ages :
and conditions Of society were Represented.
a male; and female stands iuatbe esss.ter 81
the room, assuming position ike two
boys in the act of wrestling ut arms length:
a young Woman Tor 'perchsnce il may be- .
married woman now starts out in search
OF the ene she loves best. (Husbands An
ignored, on these occasions. Arriving OBJ
posite the object Of her search, she SNAPS
her fingers in his face. and immedi,teiv
breaks into = :gallop dewn the hall. and
the young man, Tor perchance ! married
man ia close pursuit. II she wants, to be.
caught, without much exercise: she nm
bring up about the third or fourth circuit
Of the room, whereupon she is immedi.telv
seized by her pursuer and embraced with
all the fondpess Of which his sex 10 capable
T. When . married woman is pursued, she
is usually more difficult to capture, especi-
ally if tho pursuer be = young man her
husbsnd being present, Of course she has
sense enough to know that he would pre-,
fer to have her make . desperate effort to
elude the grasp of the mai she had snapped
into the ring: Then there is . change. the
males 50 and snap at the females, and the
race is the same, only the females are the
pursuers. Imagine my feelings, Mr.. Mer-
curry, q modest man like myself, while
leaning against D door post Witnessing
this novel, and to the company present
enthusiastic sport, to have large musc1ed.'
rosy checked, blooming r~--1" - 49,
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Meantlme the veteran pt-vs aau c.pIurer
of big fish, Captain Benjamin J. Willard.
was notified Of the presence of our distia.
lgnished guest, and he made immediate
plans to give him warm reception. With
his harpoons, whaling gun, Co., Captain
Ben. was soon in his boat with nix stout
fellows at the cars They pulled to the
scene where the affrighted whale was yain-
ly seeking an outlet, and the fun commence
cd. A crowd of some fifteen hundred peo-
pie were soon gathered on the bridges.
Occasionally the whale would rush to the
surface with such terrific speed that nearly
his entire body would appear, above the
surface, and he would fall with . splash
that would send columns Of wster htfh in
the air. The boat in chase was propelled
with great speed, but the whale avoided It
for long time. Men appeared with their
rifles and took pop at the giant of the
deep when he came near: A number Of
rifle balls were put into him without effect,
save in single instance, where one struck
him at short range near the eye. This
shot seemed to stun him for . moment, and
. moment only, for he was off again more
frisky than ever, closely followed BY Cap
tain Ben in his boat. Back and forth they
fed, pursurer and pursued. The excite
ment became intense. Finally the whale
broke water within some thirty-fYe feet Of
the boat, and the next instant harpoon
was sent circling through the air, sent By
the sturdy arm Of Captain Ben Willard.
Notwithstanding the great distance, the
iron hook took effect, and boat and whale
were rushing along at speed Of nigh
twenty miles On hour. The scene wss now
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II =, ,,2.,*"t -; ~ II, js1a ,ar.jz., ii =
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u JOSEPH, GOYETTF!,
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Testimonials.

/ '1E- = - - -" = =! =
SAINT CLOUD, July Goth, 1866.
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