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NOTICE..
JEREMIAH {. PRICE, Guardian and next friend ,
Irene Price and others
IRENE PRICE AND OTHERS.

IRENE PRICE AND OTHERS
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In cIancar,
MARCH l>t 1867. Ordered that the al, made and
Vl reported by Reuben lianrs. Trustee for tie
sale Of the Real Estate OF the Hens at Law Of Gcor.
= Price deceased be ratified and confirmed tlnla.,
cause 20 the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the thFd day OF May, next provided. copy of thl-
order he inserted in some nov splror I,riuirI nj iii
ton once week for one month before the third da,
Of April, next. '
~ lh" report states m" amount Of -aIcs to be-
fll6I2N HENRY r. IURBERT
True copy; test, CLERK
HENRY Il. TORBERT
Mar = Ia7'-lhl Clerk.
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An epidemic is prevailing to consider.
able extent among children in Springfield,
Mass. II usually leads into lung fever or
quick consumption, and often proves fatal,
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Public Sale

IuDIlc Sale,
7 iE subs"rihcr will ,"ll at Puhnc Sale. ON tn.
] Ncad"w Hall Farm mile from North East, On
wednesday,, tile 1911 day Of Na1ch, 1861.
~ lhcad Of Work HORSES, . ot s----.
WSEE mem iir"od Mares with SISA "a \
S-| foai; COLTS. coming two SesAst
Ny ~ YEAR, coming year old: ; y. III IW
Mll'ii COWS tAldcrny Stock,) CALVES : -
Them N"iiers and Bulls. Shoats
FARMING IMPLEMENTS two-hnI., Woo,,,
Shifting Top Buggy, Mil Wagon, Steel T1o,i
Take, Flows llarrow>. CultivatorS. Wagon Harness,
carriage Harness, Pow Gears Double and Snol.
Trees Corn Shelter RatSs, Forks Hoes tirn,l,u1,.
&c Also, Cook stove: a LOT OF Chickens
lEEMS or SALE.-All sums Of .,nd under 50
Will he given, the purchaser To give his More WITH
approved security, bearing interest nom date
bE'Salc to commence 1T 10 uclu., AM
. EINAnh i. BIBpLi
Mar : lsG7-2w : Erp<, "a,
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COlIectiOns.-JAS. DENNY, ESQ ..
is the regularly authorized Agent for Tn
WING, for the collection of Advertising and
Subscription bills.
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FklRvILLE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and GentIem en-.
Fairyille. Chester Ceunty -,

TIE SPRING SESSION of thi. Iust;,r,i., ,,,,, ~
for the reception Of Pupils on the 2r,L Of IA ut,I
iMaRCIl.t and continue 10 weeks '''''
ne Sca"i has been in rrc>sul operation fl,
twelve years. ''" '''
me buildings were constructed expressly for Board
ing school purposes. and the most tpproto, Man
~ course 81 instruction cn,liac"s All the branch
OF thorough English and Classical Education tn"r,i,.
with French, Music and Drawing
Terms for Boarding, Washing Fuel. Ii.slIt Tuiti,t,
IN English branches Latin and Freutll lau.,,nu,-
$3.50 per week. '''@''-'''
For particular. address
JESSE y. SHARpLESS
c,,o. : -.,,. lh"'iErS: Principal.
March :. lSr1--4t " 80 -''''''
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AZ clti0Iu W 'HiS DdpeIi OF lnr WNlcu manu-
bills have been printed at this office;
Marcel
Nathaniel Jaquctt, near Chesapeake City
Stock and Farming Utensils,
William I. Dawson, Battle swamp. -tocI,
and farming utensils.
Elisha Mahoncy, near Union NJ House
stock, farming untenss, dc. IT
Samuel Haines Trustee Rea! Estate of
Elizabeth Gui-t. near Rising sun. IL
James Is. t'roome, Trustee Real Estate of
the heirs of Henry u. Miller. II
Edward /. Biddlc. near North East, stock
and farming utensils
William y. Fowler, miles below Elkto,l
stock aud farming utensils, II
James Croine, 3 miles from North East
stock and farming utensils, IL
Mary Mcgrcdy. valuable Real Estate IN
Port Deposit, Is
Jacob Marked, near Cherry II stock and
farming utensils ~
Aaron j. Mlchener and Amos j. Kitchener
Executors J. u. Michencr West Not
tngham, stock and farming utensils 10
John Evans and Annie T. Evans Aims, of
Robert Evans, Stock, Utensils, &r ~
Aun Mahan, near AndOra. stock and farm
ing utensils, II
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Rcuben IIaincs,
Trustee, sold at public sale, on Tuesday
last, the farm Of the heirs Of George =
Price, near Cecilton, containing 40 acres,
for 81 ,G12 10 Jeremiah G. Price.
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Notice to Farmers.

TIME subscribers have constantly on hand
l. and for sale, the following valuable Fer
Ilizers, viz
Moro Phillips Super-Phosphate.
Baugh & Sons do.
Iemon Il Co.'s do.
Fine Ground Bones (best quality.)
ga A" Mexican Guano.
Lodi Go. Poudrcttc.
ALSO
Salt by the Sack, Fine and Coarse,
together with large stock Of
Prime Hcrrings, Nos. . and 3 Mackerel,
at very low prices.
Grass Seeds of al kinds in season.
SEED BUCKWHEAT.
Orders for Farming Implements
filed at Manufacturers prices.
d. SCOTT Il BRO.
June "a, 1864
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TO FARMERS!
pOUDRETTE !-POUDRETTE!!

THE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY, les.
l tablished in 1870 offer for sale their celebrated
PoUDRETTE, warranted the best Fertilizer for the
price in the country.
The long experience of thousands of Farmers has
shown that it has no equal for Corn Cotton, Tobacco
and Vegetables.
1t prevents from destroying the seeds it rpens
the Crop from to three weeks earlier, and adds
largely to the yield. The Companys Formers Almanac
containing Price directions for use ETC. will be sent
free to any person applying to the
LODI MANUFACTURING co.
&C Curtlandt Street, New York.
AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY,
D. SCOTT Il BRO. Elkiou.
JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Feb IS, 1S6,-3m
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Executors Sale.
I'll Il undersigned, as Executors of John D. Mich.
encr deed, viii offer at Public Sale, on the prem
ises Of the deceased, West Nottingham Cecil county
Maryland,
Tuesday, lie 10Th doy Of March, 1867,
" o'clock PM, the following
VALUABLE personal PROPERTY:
SlrGn od-all right ! HORSE, ris- =, "a y
NtQ ing years--gcntlc, well brok- &}-SAsy
" ~ Gu, and has made his mile in u W fT
less than three minutes. ! MARE. rising 7 ve,-Hs
old-driyes nicely. 2lOKE OF OXEN. Of wlirh
are good pillow cattle well broken. 3uire HElrER-
with calf
FARMING IMpLEMENTs.-l two.hor,e Farm
Wagon ronhned Mower and Reaper, | Horse
Power and rhrI,hcr, (Wheelcr's Patcntl . sets uf
Wagon Harness and laltcrs, set double, Carriaa.
Harness, | set single .Grrl"ge Harness ton-Seat
Rockaw;,y, , Carnage Tongues, Trotiing Wagon.
Hay Rigging, Flows, Hirrows tIltitaiors llnrs,,
Hay Fork with Rope and Eoaks, Drag Rali".
Cram Fan Double and Single Trees, Spreaier, Ok
Chains Ing Chains, Collars Brides, Meck Lines,
NidinT Birdie, Corn Shelter good AZ new pair
good Breast CHAINS Ok Yokcs Sleigh Bells Leather
Fly Straps, Forks, RalicS, Hoes, Shoycis Wood Saw
broad Ak Post AK. Brace and Bii- Hand saw, Draw
ing Knife and Planes, lot OF WIRE, Empty Barrels.
with a variety of articles not herein mentioned
Mercer Puta.oea rs TN bl.sltsi 50 On ia h,zs
TERMS: OF SALE-All sans OF SO and gn,.r,
Cash on ali sums eNcecdngs Sln, "a credit %, \,
date If not paid when due. Notes payable, al tl,,
Cecil National Bank oil Port Deposit
AARON J. MICUENEE
AMOS J, MlCHENEK 4
Executors Of John u, Kitchener decd 4
Mar 9 1sd--3w :. Brays, AuIaf
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Public sale

THE subscriber will Offer =, Public S,Ia ., 1
residence, near Cherry Hill, Cca.i roI,uty Nd ,,,
1"esdoy, the 18Th day Of March, 1867.
the following property. viz.
TaN ] good Work HORSE i good ,.---
'-S3yTr Mich COW. HELPER, two x 5 :, \
tf-Ny ShnatS one,lorse Wagon, 0f-sSY
y II Carriage, Fuko Harrow set 81 " TT
Carriage Harness Gram Fan. Grind, i91G' 81
die and Bride. eating Box Whcrlhall,V u,,,.
p p' lnng Forks, / Hoes, shovel Mattork.
;2Mr- ledSteads and Sack ing Bottoms, Stand.
Nri ing Desk. li"nch l'a|le Churn. lot Of MINI
rams and Crooks Meat llo" ,hrad Il lot of E,rr.l.
Cook stove, Parl"r Stove. Also a Ior Of ImmiIrr
h@n i ana SrhntIine, and numerous other article,
NJ Sale I" commence at Il o'clock NJ
Mar = lSt'~-''w JACOB MNRkEE
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The Great Advertising Newspaper.
TIRE VILLAGE RECORD,

Hest chester, Chester county, Hcnna..
Published weekly at $500 per anuun,, IN advance
Largest C'rctG'iopo 81 oUN CpgrtY Eapcy Il, tie Stot,
CHESTER COT NFf = the most Intelligent popu.
y Ions and wealthy county in PENNSYLVANIA IN rro.
portion ta It's size. Its population is nearly s0UE
and rs capital seeks Investment in Maryland and
adjoining States. The owners of Read Estate in
Maryland will find THE VILLAGE RECORD III"
host advertising rncdun in Eastern Penn,y l,aniu
Terms CASH. Specimen copies forwarded Oh, appli-
@ation. tENkY ). EVANS
Mar :, lNd'-''u Editor aud Proprietor.
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rUANOS-Peruvian and Mexican Guano Of
" standard quality always on hand and for
sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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DECEASED We chronicle this week the
death Of Mr.. Caleb Parker, of this town,
well. known to many citizens Of our county
He was bailiH' to both the Circuit and Orph
ans Courts Of this county, and was chief
page to the Maryland legislature twice, and
acted in the same capacity to the Conven.
ton which framed our present Constitutions
His death will be regretted throughout the
community, and we, in common with all
friends, tender our warmcst sympathy to the
bercavcd family. in this their sad affection.
\ RELIC OF TRADE.-An old Manifest
dated January 18th, 1898, and endorsed
manifest from Baltimore to Elkton,' is
filled up, A. Houck, Elkton, ! bundle of
leather, 50 cents The frcight bill of %
years ago, with one bundle of leather and n
charge Of 30 cents, is commentary on the
car loads that arrive at the Elkton station
every day at the present time, in addition to
the large quantities carried by the Express
Companies, Of goods of more pcrishablc
and costly nature. At that time the rival
line was the Frenchtown and New Castle
road, which ran across the sthmus ten
miles, connecting the Chesapeake and Del.
aware bays, which were traversed by steam.
crs completing the line between the two
cities. This latter route is long since aban.
doncd, in favor of the unhroken rail from
city to city, the last link being completed
by the great bridge spanning the Susquc.
hanna, and costing tho Company - million
and a half of dollars. The bed of the old
Frenchtown road may still be seen, and the
ruins OF the depot on Elk river, falling piece
by piece, where noble steamers with their
hundreds Of living freight and tons of mer,
chandiSc used to land daily.
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BAUGH'S RAW BONE
SUPEK-PHOSPHATE OF LIME

T. cmlnenlIy sNcctE. Is SUb-IIIUtc TOT iUIUVIhN
Iiuano and Stable Manure--and is offered to the
,rricuuiri,ts Of the Northern and Middle States u
fertilizer that will cheaply restore 20 the soil those
essentials which have been drained !ron i by con
>tant cropping and light ,nan1rinG.
IT is very prompt III its actionis la ting IN elect
10 u degree unattained by any commercial manure
IN the market, and is afforded at much less cost
tlan boUqht Stable Manure, "r Peruvian Guano. The
Labor involved in its is far loss than that Of
applying stable manure, while there is no risk from
rho Introduction OF noxious weeds.
H8-Farmcrs are recommended tn purchase OF tho
dealer located i'll tneir n.iGhhorhood. In sections
where no dealer is yet est tblished the Phosphate
nav he procured directly ironl the Undersigned
=, Priced Circular will be sent TO ali WHO apply.
Our NEW PAMPHLET How to Jhu"qta M
ttrfil,ty OF aEt,TcrR Fn2B,s, 80 pages giving iul
information in regard to The use OF manure. &C. Will
tie furnished gratis cn application
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Eofal affairs.
Record of Public Sales,

Advertised IN this paper or for which hand
bills have been printed at this office:
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04
A Great Night for Ireland.
TIM OKANE's HEAD QUARTERS, 8TH WARD,
April 10th, 1867.
SIR:

SIR:
"To night great night for Ireland" This is not
original Twentysx years ago. when taught school in the
town of Gyn and was head of the reporters received let
ter from Ould Dan himself and the first thing that met
sight was this blessed line great day for Ireland
says Dan when Bdd Negan sister Dams from New Gas
te soud her eggs buy Repae Button for her boy and
have enrolled among the peaceabe pathrots Can
people be enslayed says 0ud Dan when Bddy Nellgan
sells her eggs give the money the repale fund No.
thousand times no, &c &C. WE'LL mustn't drag the dead
out O. their graves would get through telling
res about oud times when Ireland had millions for sign
ing petitions and nobody to handle gun.
AS saying, tonight great night for Ireand John
Cornwhsky has elected alderman in spite of Fanans
and all the dacent of the Ward
Last night had sashng turnout at Tim OKanes sign
of the Harp Shamrock with big puncheon the
painted green, show where pathrios should drink.
@Oh tits the finest counthery that ever yet was
they selling whisky barrels painted
WE'LL there sham to the turnout of free and en-
lightened citizens" voting machines the Fanans call EN-
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04
Letter to the Fenian Sisterhood.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, April II, 1857


To The Editors of The Irish Republic:
GENTLEMEN would wish to call the attention of the Fenan
Sstehood and of the Irish ladies throughout the United
States condition Of the families of Irish State pris
oners the present me and to ask hem cone
forward and aid them.
There Irish lady, rich poor, but do some
thing aid the suffering families of Irish patriots If the
wives and helpless little of those noble who sacrificed
every thing this life for their counrys good neglected,
to suffer for necessares of life where
then the prospects of country cause or OF tie establish
men of Irish Republic? Fellow countrywomen ask you,
in Heavens take the to your own hearts, to try
how you would like Think of your husbands and sons and
brothers the battlefield in English PRISONS and your
selves and little dying for bread
Organize yourselves into societies for this purpose and be
quick about it. Remember that coming months the
hardest of year poor Ireland Do not consider
yourselves doing act of charity for this would but add
insult to gall Remember that they the families of patri-
and such when you support and honor them you but
do your duty.
Name your societies thus if you think it BEST g., IDA
venport Patriotic Society," for the aid of the Families OF Irish
State Prisoners" Organize, and elect your officers and
Treasurers-then you will have trouble whatever
in finding out the address of Mrs. Clarke Luby,
other ladies in Ireland to whom contributions be sent with
perfect confidence that they reach the families for
whom they intended
Trusting that the Irish American and other national papers,
will copy this and call upon the people for aid only beg that
Irish ladies will be laory in doing their dutythat
will do all cam both here and elsewhere, need scarcely
my readers.
Will the ladies of Davenport forward and lead the
in this work of piety and patriotism? Will not the
bers Fnan Brotherhood encourage every
their power?
With the firm conviction that this call will vain
have the honor to be,
Respectfully and Fratesnaly Yours
A FENIAN SISTER.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-04
The So-Called I" Directory" in New York City
AMBoY, ILL.,, April %, 1857.

AMBoY, ILL.,, April ~, 1857
MEssRs EDITORS was in hopes Mr. - -, when here
would conclusion of his public address, have impressed
ON his the necessity of extending the circulation of
your paper amongst them 1t may have escaped his memory
III intended Or, he may have got orders the
trary.
conceal from you how great disappointment
is here the present condition of affairs in New York From
the Of authentic information convinced
that the OMahoney, Kan, Kelly, Gleason etc. etc. party
that of still maintaining dsgraceful existence
yet known and recognized by the Senate part the
F. B. of America This the inexpcable u.s. being
often informed by seemingly reliable authorities that they
long for them there could be
short time after the Philadelphia Convention it said
their first symptoms of dissolution took place. their exit
from the Moahouse and the CampoBeo disgrace unmista
kable proofs of their coming demise added Their final
deahbow came it is further alleged when James Stephens
proved himself incompetent political leader with the add
ona qualification of being coward and when he finally left
them and the for pleasant and peaceful quarters in
France That Kelly Gleason any other thing as
they who get from the Irish people here the direct
live ducks while they laugh at the
blind creduiy of their dupes to be wondered at But
that any portion of people be easily deuded as to
place any reliance those men, must all prudent thinking
persons inscruaby mysterious More humilating still
that these seconsuted chiefs are perfectly
ress to aid the they pretend to uphold br1 which
they have practically betrayed Yes for they have betrayed
the Irish people Ireland and ured them on to danger and
DEATH with false promises of assistance they knew they could
perfomthe sad result of which exposing the weak
of the cause and filling English prisons with victims
for Engands vengeance.
Such sham leaders, who without caution preparation
necessary to accomplish their object bring only
ruin and disgrace on their dupes and followers
With such facts plain the humbest mind conversant with
their acts how possible that those Irish Centres
representing the R. B. in New York, recognize
them necessary have their adherence sanction
acqresence any plans designs. our worthy President
W. R. Roberts, of the Senate may fit to
adopt relieve sustain them in their late premature acts?
If this so.caed Directory have few supporters in the Bar
ony of Manhattan does that ente them be recognized
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE GABLE

LONDON, Aug 3D. P.M M.
Dispatches received here to-day from Athens
bring intelligence that the Greek Government
has announced its determination of DECLARING
war on the Sublime Porte on the 1st of Sep
TENDER should hostilities against the Chris
tians of Crete not be ended by that time
Great military preparations are in progress for
such a contingency, and orders have been is
sued calling out the entire reserves of the
kingdom.
The American iron-clad ram Dunderberg,
which was purchased by the French Govern
ment after remarkable quick and successful
trip across the Atlantic, has reached her desti-
nation in safety. The following telegraph dis
patch announces her arrival in French waters:
CheT60urg, dug. 3.-"To James W. Buckan
q Co., Paris:-The Dunderberg has arrived
here in fourteen days and seventeen hours
from New York. All on board are well. The
vessel is in good condition, although we had
heavy weather and high seas. The shin he
hayed nobly and proved herself splendid sea
boat. VIM III WEpp
PARIS, Aug 3-Evening.
Inc departure OF the Emperor for Vienna
has been postponed one week.
1t is said that arrangements are in progress
Ior an interview between the Emperor Napo-
leon and King William of Prussia, to take
place after the visit of the former to Vienna.
The place of meeting has not yet been desig-
mated.
The Emperor has received an address from
the foreign members of the Imperial commits
sion of the exhibition. In his reply he says:-
THE hopes for the peace and progress of the
whole world spring from such exhibitions"
PEsTH, Aug. 8.
The election of Louis Kossuth to the Hun
garian Diet from Waitzen causes alarm among
the members of the conservative party of Hum
gary, who think that the extreme views and
powerful prestige of the ex-President may lead
to the disturbance of the existing political
agreement with the Emperor of Austria
FLORENCE, Aug. g.
William r. Roberts, one of the leaders of the
recent Fenian movement in the United States,
is reported to be in Naples, where he is report
ed to be intriguing with the radical democrats
and men of the party of action in Southern
Italy
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3.
By an arrival from Vera Cruz we have the
following authentic reports:
Admiral Palmer and staff have gone to the
City of Mexico it is said to demand the person
of Santa Anna, and endeavor to persuade the
Liberals to give up Maximilian's body. 10
The Austrian steamer Elizabeth is lying at
Sacrifcios, taking on board Austrian refu-
gees.
An American and French man-of-war had
arrived off Vera Cruz.
Vera Cruz was healthy. 1T
The Picayune says letter from Vera Cruz,
dated July "a, has been received, via Pensaco-
Ia from the Captain of the Austrian steamer
Elizabeth, which states that up to that time
the Mexicans had refused to deliver up the
corpse of Macmillan No cause was assigned
for the refusal. The Elizabeth wonld leave for
New Orleans to-day. The Captain had no
hope of bringing away the body.
The steamer which arrived to-day from Bra
EOS brings intelligence that Juarez issued a
grand and eloquent address on the 18th of Jul
w. saying that the good sons of Mexico had
fought alone, without the assistance OF any
one from abroad, and had presel we'd the liberty
of the country without compromising its de-
tenders and abe integrity of its territory.
An election for President was to be ordered
Immediately.
The press favor general amnesty.
The country will be divided into six military
districts, with Gen. EScobedo and others as
their commanders. -tse
Lozados' forces refuse to recognize JuareZ as
President it
A prestimo of $15O,OO0 has been levied on
the State OF Jalisco.
Costello and Aguierre have been sentenced
to be shot. Marquee and Guerroga were dis
covered, but cut through the guard and es-
capped. 4
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-06
From Havana and Mexico.

HAVANA, Aug. 3.
The steamers Virginia and Rapidan sailed
together for New York this afternoon. The
passengers and crew of the Spanish steamer
Ciudad Coedals we're saved.
The Havana merchants have unanimously
agreed to charge their customers an advance
OF IA per cent. in consideration of the new tax
on August LIST.
The Prussian bark Michael, with sugar for
New York, had been struck by lightning and
dr1fted ashore, rounding Moro Castle. She
will probably be got off without much dam
age; A Spanish ship in port has been burnt
Trinidad de Cuba dates of July 9th state
the bark Ella Adele had been detained, the
captain being suf pected OF the murder of Muir
~, the mate. eh
the 4th, and City of Mexico 18th, have been
received. Santa Anna is still in prison. For
eign Ministers are unmolested. $50 a1
Peofino Daz, who, it had been reported had
resigned, had resumed command. Gen. Ora
cia has been relieved of his command Gen.
Martinez opens the Sierra campaign.
The press was advocating general amnesty.
Ex-Chamberlain Negrett had been re-captur-
ed. Burea and Comacho we've at Cienfuegos.
~ New YORK, Aug. g.
The steamer Rapidan brings Havana advices
to the 31st ult.
Great preparations were making to celebrate
the laying OF the Cuban cable.
Some arrests were reported in Matanzas and
Cardenas, on suspicion of connection with the
late disturbance.
Great anxietyiis felt in Havana for the arriv-
al of the next mail from Cadiz it being feared
the new ministry will send new set of Off
Gals.
The steamer Virginia brought city of Next
co dates to the 10th, Vera Cruz to the oath, and
Sisal to the 18th of July.
The. Presidential election was progressing
peacefully. fs5s.
The generals averse to Juarez were organic
ing forces in the mountains. I'll
The Indians were making bold incursions
into the white settlements near Yucatan.