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/. El,oR's HAIR DYR.-THIs

nc5ge BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
TX splendid Hair Dye is the best Ia the world.
The only true and perfect Dye less heilanle IN
stan ntaneous No disappOintment NO ridiculous tlntB
Natural Black or Brown; Remedies the ~ enects Of
BAD Dyes. InvigOTates the hair leaving " hoit ano
beautiful The genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHELoR. All others are mere lmiIalions ana
should be avoided. Sold by all Drngglsls anu Ter
mmers. Factory, NO. 81 BARCLAY street reel, :, SssW
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our minds are thrilled with awe beyond
control,
n ronTmuring sea while pensive and alone
We finger by thy side thy blue waves roll
And onward plunge, with ever restless moan,
Stretching away into the dim unknown.
While all they graceful billows bend andnod.
We love to listen to thy lofty tone
Which bids us look away e'er mans foot
trod
The "Garden of the Lord, " or sin had cursed
the sod.
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BY CAPTAIN JOHN P. smTHERs OF THE MER'
CHANT MARINE.
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Sc5yS GEORGE W. FORD, DOCK STREET,
ESG one door below Third, collects Bounty PEN
SION Ration Money, and all claims against the Gov
eTnment For a speedy settlement, call ON Mr..
RID. who is well versed with all tfe details OF the
buSnas9 olZlm
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Now let our thoughts descend into the deep:
There, yelled from sight, beneath thy mist of
waves.
Where no cloud comes, nor angry sea-storms
sweep,
Strange, rich flowers blossom. There the
diamond paves,
And gems of pearl adorn the winding caves;
There trees in beauty grow, where yet no
bird
Has ever perched and the sea forest laves
It's plumy branches where no joyous word,
From mortal lips, its clustering arbors ever
stirred.
Out o'er those spreading plains and hills SO
bright
In natures loneliness, no dark cloud lowers,
No chill of winter ever cast blight
Der those bright gems, o'er those perennial
flowers,
For sin meier entered into those fair bowers
To mar the charm; and there the foliage
light
Is swayed by the enchanting food, that pours
Its waters through those feathery branches,
AS shrubs hung by the drapery of frosty
night.
XII.
And that rich network wrought of silvery
shreds
Shows forth the beauties of the Eternal
Mind -
Fair as the gauzy veil that brightly spreads
The high ETHEREAL dome, and doth enshrine
The world with grandeur; the same Hand doth
Those rich mines mid the eternal rocks,
with care,
And fasten the small lichens, that doth bind
The morning in His garments, and doth wear
Light as a covering, He hath made them fair.
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sg@s FOR NEW YORK. .-SWIFTSURE
kS<fAtReSsaSas Transportation Company Despatch
a<Z.nsi1e2Saee and Swiflsure Lanes, via Delaware
ana RRritAn Canal, and after the 18th OF March,
leaving daily at ~ M. and p NJ, connecting with
All Northern and Eastern lines.
For freight, which Will be taken upon Rccommoda
- ' WILLIAM NJ BAIRD q co.,
ia No. 1872 s. DELAWARE Avenue.
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While on the earth change pSsSeess over ALI
Thou art unalterable, and no decay
Has touched thy structure; thou hast known
the fate
Of empires and of crowns and kingdoms lay
In ruins at thy feet races have passed away;
And thou did'st see Oblivion's mantle cast
Upon their wreck, whilst thou upon thy way
Went forward changeless, as the ages passed
Rejoicing, while all nature seem ed 10 crum
BILE fast.
The New York herald., 1867-04-19

TrOR SALE OF TO LET-A NEW TIL REE STORY BRIOg
House, 20x45 and two Lots Herkimer street. neaI
Glove road Brookyn s3 600 for $liOO) 81 QUO mort
gage. JOHN McRESSQN No 2i Fulton street New York,
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@l On,n PHEASANT COUNTRY REsrDRNCR AT
WuVVU. Wappinger's Fals Dutchess county; Is
scres nne buildings stock tools part cash IL desired For
photograph apply 70 ", 90 East Tsnth ssreet
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NJ oTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MISS LAURA
IN Kecne has purchased the sole right q Dion Bcuci-
caulps and successful Drama entitled Huuted Down.
the Two Iyes of Mary Leigh and managers and savs
respectfully requested 10 respect tho claims OF thai lady
W or Justly acquired all inrngoments o her
rights VIII be met by action nj law.
JOHN a. sGuWYN, Stage pitector Wsteok's hss.rs-
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EoR sALE-osE OF THE BEST LfoyoReroREs IN
IL the Twentieth ward, consequence Of the propfeors
health. Inquire at t36 Einth avenue
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T1,OR SALE OR TO LBASE-TnE PROPERTY AT
II BROOKLYN, e. D., bounded by First South Ninth and
South Tenth streets and front q, the Gas. river Also e
and South Eleyonlh streets, Bro9kgn, ~ D. Apply on
premises or to lIARBECKS HALSEY " Beaver street,
Nav York
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NOR sALE--A SUBSTANTIAL BRIOR BUILDING.
with frame building attached containing en- Soasf
cal actoror othSr factory purposes together Yb
sels aea Ten G. q ground 9. sars 81 ynae sa. 81
0b0ken, NJ j., ab0t Ave uinutes' walk from the Terry
Apply 70 ALBEIT SPE kR6 " Nassau street, N. r.. =
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NoK sALE-A SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT HOUsE, IN
~. style In healthy and pleasant locality About
y.e ne from depot and one hour from New York eva AGO.
s"'"seasE WOOD, YOUNG q CO, 80 broadway.
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Es0R sALE--HN HUDSON CrTy, A HANDSOME COT
tage House. stories 10xSU feet weth extension iSx
l5 with pazzas bot house conainEtwo largo par
lors with sliding doors marble man.c oorn,csa So and
fine lar and wash below; good well OF water and
everything oompcte situated boream street. onchalf
blocknro venie North Waverley HUDSON CITY.
the best on the heghss would d Sc s 9
will be sold fOr S4200. Inquire OF HENRY EvESS0N on
the premises, addrcss1I e. Post ONCE Hudson Cy NJ D.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION The election
IN Connecticut last week, as stated in our
last number, resulted in Democratic VIC
tory. The vote for Governor was for Enc
LIsH, democrat 40, 7s7-HAwLEY, rep,
Al ,s0s-Democratic majority go. A den,-
ocratic gain Of l,526 since last year II.
ID. Hubbard, Julius Hotchkiss and VIM
IL. Barnum, Democrats, arc elected to Con
gress in the LIST, I'd and 4th Districts, and
ii. H. Starkweathcr, Republican in the
Sd District, a gain of three Congressman
for the Democrats. The Senate stands II
republicans and 10 democrats, and the
House l27 republicans and II democrats.
The Radicals arc casting about for ex-
cuses for their defeat. Mr.. Greeley says
that 1t was caused by the threats Of Sumner
and Wilson to force negro suffrage on the
Northern States. Bingham declares that
1T Is a warning to the party to let the i'm
parchment scheme alone hereafter. while the
conservative Radicals insist that Grant must
be nominated III Us, or else they Will fail to
carry more than one or two Northern States.
The Connecticut Democratic State Com
mittec have issued the following address to
the people Of the Union
The Democratic State Committee Of Connect
cut greet you with the result Of the election in this
state.
The Democratic and Conservative electors have
achieved signal triumph ON these issues
IN favor Of Representation in Congress bv eve
ry State
Immediate union on the basis of the Consti-
tuition
Nousurpation ofundelegatcd power by Congress
No military dcspotism in this republic.
No Congressional force bills 70 establish negro
suffrage.
Our exchanges also chronicle victories
over the Radicals in the recent charter c.
lections in Leayenworth, Mo; Cleveland,
Ohio; Madison, Wis, Milwaukee, Wis !;
St Joseph, Mo. st. Paul, MINI, &c
The iceberg is breaking.
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON. the word-rcrowncd
ASiroioglSt and Somnambui-tic Cairvovnut.
mhlie III = cialrvoyamt state dclncatcs the very
features oi Inc person Won are tO marry and hv
the Aid of an instrument Of intense bower known
Us 'he IsNch"nutrope. guarantees To produce a
perfect AMI iir-'ike picture of the future husband
or wife Of the applicant with dale OF rnnrri.rr
occupation. leading irnitS IF character &c This
Is II" imposition, ~ testimonials ithout nnmlcr
can assert Nv stating place of birth age Ii.,,n-
ZION, color OF ewes and hair, and cnclo>inr fc,y
cents, and stamped envelope addressed to vnur-
SELL You VIII receive the picture by return mail
together with desired information
~ Address IN confidence. MADAME GrErRrpr
EtNNGToN, Y. ~. Box 29I. Wcst Troy y Y
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Bar y terrible explosion occurred at the
Clover Hill coal mines, in Chesterfield coun-
ts, Va, near Richmond, on Wednesday of
last week, involving the loss of sixty-nine
persons, including thirty white and thirty
nine colored persons The cause of the dis
astcr is unknown, but is generally attributed
to carelessncss We take the following from
the Richmond Times:
The part Of the pit where the explosion
is supposed to have occurred, is eight hun
dred and sixty feet below the surface Of the
carth and about nine hundred feet from the
mouth of the pit. The pit is about $500
feet long At the time of the explosion the
miners were at work in both the northe IN
and southern portions oft The report of
the explosion Is represented as being ire
mendous, and was heard l0and I 5 miles off
As soon as was heard crowds fiocked around
and there eDsued scene, made by those
who had to mourn the loss of some brother.
husband or friend, which cannot be describ.
ed, but will never be forgotten.
The force of the explosion was very great
and must have caused great deal ofdam-
age to all portions of the mine Both ofthe
shafts were materially injured. AS an in
stance of the force of it, the shoes, lamp and
tin bucket of MIR. Hiram Magruler, who was
nearly at the bottom of the pit, seven hun.
dred feet below the earth, were blown upon
the platform, some distance over the mouth
of the pit The body could not be found.
The restitution caused 10y this calamity
is very great. The number of white per
sons who are left entirely destitute is So.
and there are $50 colored persons Forthc
latter of course, the freedmen's bureau will
provide, but if some aid be not given at once
To the destitute whites the amount ofsuffer.
ing cannot be conceived
Work will be commenced on the nit. and
the bodies removed, rs soon as it is deemed
safe for it to be done. II is still on fire. and
those who were not instantly killed. must of
course have suffered ahoIribc death bv fire.
The unfortunate victims were all either mi
ners or aborers, and for the relief of their
families the coal company has made an ap
preparation of 81 900 Thccxplosion is one
of the greatest Of the kind that ever occur
red III the United States.
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Interesting 10 Ludics.

The following extracts are from the testimony
taken under oath, in recent pcn,lif before
the nltcd States Patent Office. upon the actual
merits of the GROVER & EAKER SEWING M.rHlNE
aud ITS relative merits as compared with other
machines
MGs. CAToM>E l.. PE,psov, - Court Street,
BROOKLYN, II lady Who TN, had twelve wears pr.,,-
Teal Acquaintance" with the leading Sewing Ma
chimes asserts that the Grover y BAKER Machine
IL The best and gives the following reasons:
Q-Am"ng Nuur acquaintance WHO hive med
thc Grover Il I;aher. and also other machines
state whether or not the Grover i Baker il, in AL
CfcS known To YOU. preferred for mnIily use.
y - snpPoS" | have compared my experience
with over f'c hundred lstics, and never. except
IN one instance. found thar They preferred other
machines 10 the Grover 4 Baker. hen they have
tried both machines.
U-N hat are 10" reasons of this preference;
Please ,tatc them fully and at large
A.-Ilw principal reason. or one Of the main
reasons, is for the elasticity and durablity Of the
stitches. Tie regularity and beauty OF the stitch
ON all fabrics alike. There are some machines
which sew very nicely on certain Kinds of WORK
That do not sow well others have never
found the fabric vet That the Grover 4 Baker Ma
chimes Will not scw in The most beautiful manner.
! ihnk IT docs not take more than half the time
10 adapt or adjust the Grover X Baker Machine to
different Kinds Of wcrk aud fnhricks than il docs
ON any other machine. think the stitch l. in
valuable 10 families ia furnishing a chcap and IA
pId mode of beautiful ornnmcniation.
Mrs. JANr Met ~ tbY. wife of DR.. McCrcddy, So
East I'D street. New York saws "a have used
for nine Years n Grover & Baker Machine and up
ON u have done all kinds of family sewing Tor
The house. for my children and husband besides
great dca! Of fancy work. ~ hrading quilting
and cmbrOiderinP. During all that time nv
chine has never needed repair except when ! had
The tension altered. and il i ~ good now "a il
was the day bought il. am
Puaintcd with tlic work of all the principal ma
chimes, including Wheeler & wilson = Finkle
Lyon Z, Wilcox & Gibbs Iadd 4 Wclsicr's, the
Florence Machines and Sloat Machines. besides
huinbcr of the $40 ones. and ] prefer the Grover
4 Baker 20 them all because | consider the stitch
more elastic. have work now in the house
winch was done nine years ago which IL still
good. and have never found any Of nv friends
mo have used the other machines able TO say the
Same thing.
Sales Rooms
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: y T. & | a j. NOTICE :
Free to Everybody

y large PIP. Circular. giving information of
the greatest importance To the Young of both scx
II teaches how the homcy may become bcauti-
ful the dcSpiscd respected and the for,aken loved
No y"nng lady or gentleman should fail 10
send their Address. and receive copy posr-paid
10y return mail Address Il. .. Drawer. u.
MhICh :: lNbI.-Cm. Troy y
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Know Thy Destiny.

Mn'Nf f. +. THORNTON. the great English Is
iroIogiSt, Clairvoyant aud Psychomctrician. who
has oSioniShel the scientific CLASSES of the Ol5
World. has now located herself nj Iludson Y Y
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful now
ers ct second sight. rs To enable her To imu,rt
Nno"ie1gc OF the greatest importance Ia the sim
gIe or married of either sex. While i'm n state Of
trance she dcncatcS the very features of the pcr
son you are L" marry. md 10y the aid of an insr,i
lhch' % intense power, known ~ the pSvcborno-
T"Pc' guarantees to produce lifc-likc picture nr
me future husband or wife of the applicant ,occ-
lher WIN date of marriage, position in life lead
my traits Of character, &c. This j. no bu,plu0
rs thousands Of testimonials can assert She Will
send when desired a certified certificate or ,yri.,r
guarantee that the picture is what il purports to
toe. ~ enclosing q small lock of hair. and sta
.ne pace OF "irih- age, disposition and complex
'on' ana enclosing fifty cents aud slammed cnv
"pc addressed 10 Yourself You will receive Tho
picture and desired information bv retprn mail
M communications sacrc3ly confidential. Al
dresS ia confidence. MADAME T.. f. TnorSroy f.
q. Box 223, Hudson, y Y
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.He> The (Methodist Drew Theological Insti-
tuie at Carmel, New Jersey, will hereafter Lc o.
p"hed 10 COlured persons as Mcll us To- Mhitr
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rD-h appears omtbe Wa.b;ncton cor.

ra~lt appears from the Washington cor
respondents of the Baltimore San that the
Senate committee of foreign relations have
unanimously reported in favor of the Rus
sian treaty. 1t was discussed, but no vote
was taken in the Senate on Monday afternoon
last. The prospect is now that the treaty
will be ratified
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APPEAL TO TIE SUPREME COURT-In
the Supreme Court of the United States on
Friday last, Judge SnABKEY gave notice of
. motion fora preliminary injunction against
Andrew johnson, president, aud General
Ord, commander OF the military district
comprising Mississippi. 1t is stated that
the injunction is founded on bill in cqui-
ty. The bill he proposed to file was brought
10y the State of Mississippi as complainant
against the parties named to enjoin them
from executing the acts Of Congress recent
ly passed called the Military Billaud the Sup
elemental Bill This application to the
Court, signed by thsesunscl for complainant
W. l.. SHARKEY aud Il. J. WALhEn, de-
clares that ''it is done in good faith, and not
from facious motives, but in the belief that
these acts are not obligatory unless declared
valid by the Court But if 50 declared.
they will be chccrfully obcycd; and as there
IS no redress for State except through this
court, it is prayed that "said Andrew John
son, and his officers and agents appointed
for that purpose, and especially General T..
O. G. Ord, above named, bcpcrpctually en-
joined and restrained from executing saidacts
and that powers injunction and subpoena be
issued directed to the parties aforesaid, with
any other relief that the court may deem
proper Attorney General Stanbcrry .ug-
gcstcd that as 1t was a case involving the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-04-12

BD~ The resolution to amend the Consti.
tuition by giving the right ofsufragc to ne
groes, in the State of Ohio, has passed both
branches of the Legislature, the Senate, on
the 2Ith ult, by vote of % to II and the
House, on the Sd inst, by vote of 63 to %
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Bs5-A YorNG Lazy return;no ;, J.,

S-p hoJN LADY returning 10 her
country home. after q sojourn Of few months in
,,u' ~ was hardly recognised hv her friends
-oit ruby complexion of almost marble .rnoott
ness ana instead "f twcnty-thrcc abe really an
P"'I'd hut eighteen. Upon inquiry rs 10 the
,""'e "i So great change she plainly told them
' ,,.''' sue n5'u me (.lrCaSSian Balm.
I"I considered % au invaluable ACQUISITION tn an
i"dt toilet. BY its usc my Lady or C;cr,lc,,,r
,'n improve their personal appearance an hundred
i"''. ~ Is simple in lis combination as Neturr
n'Ts'I o, supple. yet unsurpassed i'm lis cHc,ry
.u "I"W'nR IMPURITIES from, also healing. cleans
ing and identifying the skin and co,,,,,Ic,;,.
hy ils direct action on the cuticlc IL draws from
~ 'Il ii- impurities. Kindly healing the Same and
leaving the surface as Nature intended II .to,,iJ
nc Gear soft smooth and beautiful Price ~
''"' ~ ''', OF iNprcss on receipt Cf an order iy
W l.. CLARK < CO.. Chemists
No. West Faycttc S.. Syracuse y
The only american igcuts Tor the sale of m, .,r,c
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commence n IN u clock. A II.
HAMILTON STtCKEY

Hampshire CO., April - 1864. Administrator
psa- The Farm il also for rent, Mt private
renting before the sale Persons wishing Ia rent
apply ut once To- Joseph Shanhutzrr
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Sale s r 90 8
MOTTO

" ~ - =
4 W. persons knowing themselves indebted Io
"A the estate Of EnOs Eycritt dec d. are requir-
cd 90 make immediate payment and all persons
having claims against said estate arc requested
70 present them properly authenticated in order
that they may be paid
HORACE III. TAYLOR.
Admir- Of EnOs Eycritt, decd
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HARD on THE RApIcArs.-In an ar.

HARD on THE RADICALs.-In an arti
Gle Growing over the result of the Connect
cut elections, Tia" World says that 'phc nine
teen months which intervene between now
and the presidential election will witness
the decline and fall of party which has
done more mischief, shed more blood, squan-
dered more treasure, kindlcd more diaboli-
cal passions, and inflicted deeper wounds on
constitutional government, than any other
political party that ever existed in the world
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ID 4 IL Y S l. y

Terms Of subscription Tor the Daily Sun-y
mail ~ for u months 81 for months; Sl@o
for three months. Address
A. :. ABELL & co,
Apri! ,, 1907 Baltimore, Nd
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The Baltimore Wekly Sun,

4 Fret CUES FamRy .fourH0l,
) published every Saturday, at the following
i exceedingly low rates 10 individuals and clubs
when sent from one post once AT one time
For one copy for six months Sl.0O
For one copy for one year 100
club Of sin copies, ono year 800
'Iub Of twelve copies. one year 1901
Club Of fifteen copies, one year 1900
lluh ot twenty copies, one year 2ZOO
Club Of twenty-five comics. one year $500
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
Central Depot No. lls FIFTH street one door below
Revenue Stamps Of every description constantly on
hand, In any amount
Orders BY Mail ss promptly attended to-
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING rrrpenApu.
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OLD sHINGLE ROOFS (FLAT OR Steep COVERED
WITH JOHh's ENGLlsH ROOFING CLOTH,
Ano GO ated with LIQUID GUTTA PERCHA PAINT.
making Them perfectly water proof. LEAKY GRAVEL
ROOFS repaired with Guta PeEcha Paint andwarraned
tOI nve years LEAKY SLATB ROOFS coated with liquid
which becomes as hard as slate. TIN, COPPER ZINC
or lROk coated with LIQUID Gutta Percha at small ex
peDse Cost ranging rom one to two cents per square
ioot Od Board or'ShnRle Roofs ten cents square
1901 all complete Materials constantly on hand andlor
ROOFING COMPANY. GEORGE HOBART
ll2 6m No. 2SON North FOURTH st-eO
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T NITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
u Principal Depot No. 34 CHEsNUT Stree.
Central Depot No lOS s. FIFTH Street one door below
Chesnut Established 1862
Revenue Stamps of every description constantly on
hand in any amount.
Orders bV Mail or Express promptly attended to-
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Mexico and Juarez.
RrOn The HorLd-

HTOW the World.
IL Is claimed by ortega that Juarez is not the
righ'iul President eff the Mexican republic; that
MS term Of office, as fixed by the Mexican Con-
stitntion, has expired; that he is conseouentlya
private citizen, possessing no more legal autho.
rity than any other Mexican citizen; that the
same article OF the Mexican Constitution which
terminates the official life of Juarez makes
ortega his rightful successor, until new pre-
sident shall be chosen by the people. There
seems sufficient evidence that this statement is
in most parts correct but does it thence follow
as Ortega claims, that the United States are