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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

Tho South German Army PLAN.
BERLIN, Feb IL, 1867
The conference OF South German States has adopted
army system similar to that of Prussia
The King Of Hnnovcr's Property.
BERLIN, Feb. H. 1867.
Prussia will send Plenipoientarie TO treat with the
King Of Hanover In regard TO the disposition to 10
made Of his private property
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This popular place Of amusement throngcd,
usual, last evening. The perplexiy OF the simple
German who found his tobacco sign dubbed slim Crow
transferred into real live jumping biackamoor who
hurled cigar boxes at every one, formed source OF
intense and hearty merriment Keno versus Rondo
brought out tho most lively exhibition OF Ethiopian
humor; and Shan Mccollum, the Irish Refugee, was
equally replcte with Celtic droery.
/. Tho entire performance was rcplete with winter
hitting novelies some Of side aching tendency, aad
others Of more sober though not Of much less
amusing character
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ChnrIex Whites.

This house Is by means large enough for Its popu
larity and tho patronage bestowed on it, "ssanding
ony Is the order Of each evening at the hour Of
beginning the performance which consists Of agree
able variety OF buriesquc acts, negro comcaltics
dancing and dramatic novelties The Mysterious Head
trick aud the farce OF Tho Stage-sruck Chambernaid
tho mos, prominent points Of last evenings per-
Torrance, which was first class In every respect and In
all It's dcpartments
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\ Ha Fosr LARAMIE. Feb H. 1887
r.r,o,r so,askis Second United States cavalry died
Al t,s post last night He served on General stcees
''s cD Sns' Jsnsous wound Ser but ne no. 70.
Colonel Paisck Indian Agent has established rcser
Walton four mes from lere, atA has now eighty lodges
OF Indians on " aud more ara comina
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CASUALLY on sHpBoAED.-At late hour yesterdaV
afternoon. George vogt seaman employed on board
the ship Oilers, lying ut pier No. North river,
severely Injured by the fall Of box OF goodA The sat-
| fcrer was removed 70 the city Hospital
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S PAI NJ.

Tho Session Of the Corte.--A Forced Lonr.
MADRID Feb IL, 1867
The Cortes will be opened by the Queen on the 30th OF
March
IoyDoy Feb IL 1867
X reported in Madrid that the government intencs
imposing forced loan.
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MORE PRIZE FIGHTS.
RICHMOND, Va

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. ~, 1851.
Gam Coliyer. the champion OF light weights now d
Aaron or william Kelly TO Hght Al one hundred ana
twenty eight pounds in May next for 5000 = sadA
Aaron ia 10 have priority VI claim lcyer Will b -
New York within the next weeks TO arrange Tie
mali mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

SURE 10 ReGulate the Heweve.
Mrs. wlNSIOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Ii the only 0tn8
that mothers cal re upon FOR their Children II coeo6
ssdy Of stomach regulates the bowez and res
health and comfort mother and child During the pro
Of teething it, value Is ncalcuabc softens ~
gunss. reduces infammauon and nays All pain tsoreey
Be aud c III Tor
having The FAC smile OF CURTIS PERKINS the cut
side Wrapper. AL others base limitations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

SAN FRANcssco, Fen. ~, iS05.s
large and beautiful meteor observed BY meny
persona ~ . quarter-past Ave r. NJ Yesterday. vwus
b. the suushne the size could not be closely dennea
Te telegraph reports thet-tho sane meteor was seen
cllroy and watsonville, accompanied with He'nsns
dous noiso ana q heavy ground shock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

A Broker Relieved sf Nearly FifteeR Hun.
dred Dollars.
Yesterday afternoon GEORGE Dc Soyer, an exchange
broker doing business at No Park row, robbed OF
nearly $500 while riding up town a Broadway car
The larceny was discovered when the vehicle neared
white street; but the perpstra,or escaped detection and
Arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE, Feb. IL. 1861
Tho scns1s to-day passed the Colored Suffrage bill 70
second reading, refusing 70 strike out the clause pro-
hlbtng negroes 70 sot jures or hold Office. II viii
probably BE- passed TO dnai reading TO- morrow.
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ACCIDENT on TINE Pacific sAllsoau

gr LOUIS Feb + 1907.
The westward bcard express sr.n on the rae iic iIa
road was ,brovn from the track about twenty pcs from
Jctreyscp civ last night and sll tile cars WIN the
sepion Of tho sleeping car were landed ''o" up -
sar ~ nsrons were badly bruised but nsus seriousy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13
SAILING o. VESSELS faon BALTIMORE.

BALrrxcRn Feb IL, 1867.
The British ship Union for Liverpool cleared to-day,
With cargo valued II $50 000 Tho Britsh big
Edith for Nontevideo and the British schooner Luty
W. Alexander, for Porto Rico, also cleared las1e
fleet Of from foreign and coasswiss ports cana 60
this Afternoon.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The London Money Market.
lcspoN, Feb 12-Noon.
Consos for money close at 81
AMERICAN SECURITIES
opened to-day at the following rates: -
Limos Central shares 81 "a
Erie Railway shares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S9a4
United States tive twentes 20 3-ld
LONDON Feb. 12-Evening.
Consols closed al 907S for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
were last quoted at the following rates.
United sta es fvetwenies. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 70 IL
Illinois Ceutral ol12
Erie Halfway shares OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S0H
The Frn niSfort ROurse.
FRANKFORT Feb r. Evening.
United States bonds closed al rex.
The Paris BOnrse.
PARIS, Feb. i7-Evecing.
American bonds to-day were SIX.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IL 1857
The ship Roswell Sprague. from Boston, has arrive1
The captain, officers and crew, with the exception -
two men. are down With the scurvy.
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Tu R K E y.

The New Cabinet of the Sultan.
CoNsrAsTiNorI. Feb. IL 1861
In she new Turkish Cabinet about TO be created Ali
vizier Fuad will accept he post of Foreign Minister
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

po As,s" 10 dIs no say Tsk RaEGSz0
REMEDY, purely vegetable. New York sgens. DemaD
Barnes. Wells Hembod. Kitchen. Coddngton. sheddoa
Dutton, Freeman druggists
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Resignation of the Cabinet.
FLORENCE, Feb. IL, 1867
The cabinot Ministers OF Italy have oil resigned
rsroa Rioasoi Prsmo., w rotns yenossa Minsies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

Address. -P0liak & Son, Manufacturers 81
Meerschaum Goods, 6o2 Broadway Pipes cut 70 order -
repaired. Boiling, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

Defiance FIRE ar3 Bnrslar Pref satsK.-
Large assrinsnt a. y Murray street corner q conse
MA
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rcvvsuss and Pins-NcW styles.
msbvsc csrhuncis ktruscan. Maachite~ Garnet, Poos
vn~mrlled Ac Ar., Cor sale by oEOR0E Y. ALLkN, ~
6rosdwsy sus door below Canal street.
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AM S & N E Mt s.


MusfcnI.
fair s,es md. attended the production Of the
Tanahause- az the olyn o'c 'heA'ie ana WIN
few exceptions sat Il ,hrs Sn' ea'aaes napphy oc
CARED Mesdamss JohannssA ~ neS'rs
thinner. Formes. Chandon az eOssas' ~. !" .-'
principal roles Tho work itself ~A - -.
midable dimensions for the size a 10 o'aes'" auu
chorus but was fairly rendered. The Sss - :.
the lovesck m''nsgey, lis lady love- nss A'Ie' aH1
Walfram are clothed in highly dramatic ms<icS cut *
ncr tests the patience Of hs hearers ~ the
and tsprfs ~ tho future, pardon sometimes very
tedious and unintellisblc The andgave md E-xbcth
might take an interest In the competition OF The rais
stres before them; but American andieiico We fear
would consider them bore We would suggest tho in-
PRODUCTION Of end men and challenge dance by OF
variety. Mr.. Hummer In the las. scene was splendid
tie returned Pilgrim the magnificent overture and
march unexceptionabie; the female mart Of the
chorus poor; the pilgrims chorus very good and the
moral-dont visit venusbcrg naked truth exllbi.
uons-expianed In the most convincing mannar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

Here tho worreA Sisters remain the attraction and the
burlesques Cinderella and Aladdin still hold the boards
with unwaning popularity Last evening the perform
the stock we'll the star elements, performed
very evenly tho buriesque routine set down Tor them
individually Mr. Donney, ~ Clorinda IN Cinderella,
very good and justified the nalterIng appreciation
he has received of his audiences Of late. Mrs Gilbert
was also excellent IN her burlesque part IN Aladdin,
which has also been received unusual satisfaction
by theatre gocrs This week. however ID the last OF the
burlesque BILL which has proved tho grand success Of
the season.
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r R A N c &.

Tho limited States Squadron Expected at
Cherbourg.
PARIS, yeb. IL, 1867.
The American squadron, It is understood, will visit
Cherbourr during the continuance Of tho international
Exposition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

Of FOrsg AnAirs and sisAs S0'a'0sa hin'ses
Finance
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OnIls Black a. Cos. ,.o.nw.v ..
81 AND 667 BROADWAY,
hare constantly hand large nd wen eAsotsa stooA"
DIAMONDS,
ItWELRY, *ss0a
SILVER WARE,
WATCHES,
BRONZES. s ta8
FANCY GOODS
GAS FIXTURES.
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Royni Havana lsestcry.kkr ~ = rates ps,a fes
GOLD. tnformation Furnished. The h,Ene' '"s'' f"
6ouhloons ma All kinds on Gold and silver -. ~
1AyLOR 4 Gu, Bankers 70 " AL 49, -
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m. vyov,c rrrchsuc Co.'S Lock stitch Sow.
ssswins mschinel Trssident S9s Broadway, New fon-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13

All Prize. Cnshed In LcGai Leiteries.-Cires-
Ai' anu siA~"S' ''"' J. cLUrE. Broker i7s BrosdwsH
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Marriage and Ceiibacy.--Au Essayo o. " "a
ing and instruction for young men. hss .s eur rsanS
relief. Sent free OF charge AZ ssaien evsr
Address Dr. y. sKII.Llx hoU0HTVS' no"A'1
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F"rs.sss c R slifca sw Esss nAcursrs
sos, broadway, New Tork.
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vseh but n much better and ssfer % rid youssn q
The fortyeiht hourthe proper rclcdy for the pu
poss being Dr.. JAYNE'S skXfkCToRAAT. sold ~ a.
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iR { | A N D.
Cur DUBLIN CORRESPONDENCE

Despair Of Fenians AT Home-Stephcns DE.
nounccd-Gouris Mnrtini-The Irish yI.iitil-
Residence for the Prince OF Wales la Ire.
iand-Thc Reform Lengm.-The Land Qncs-
ton iatis;scs--Th Atlantic Mail Steamship
Company.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-08-17

ESGLIsH NEWSPAPER STATIsTIos.-The News
paper Press Directory for 1867 gives the follow
ing on the present position of the newspaper
press:
There are now published in the United King
dom 1924 newspapers distributed as follows
England. 965; Wales, 40: Scotland. lbs; Ireland.
lbs: British Isles, Il. OF these there are 81 dali
Is papers published in England. | in Wales. l in
Scotland, - in Ireland. and in the British Isles.
On reference to the edition OF this useful directory
for 1857, we find the following interesting facts:
viz, that in that year there were published IN the
United Kingdom $40 journals; of these 81 papers
were issued daily. viz, 26 in England. e in Scot
land and 5 in Ireland; but in lS61 there are now
established and circulated ,294 papers, of which
no less than 81 are issued daily, showing that the
press of the country has very greatly extended
during the last ten years. and more especially So in
daily Japers: the daily issues standing 81 against
81 in 1857. The magazines now in course of pub
lication. including the quarterly review'. num-
her SIS, of which 1913 are Of = decidedly religious
character, representing tine church of England.
Ws>l-yans. Methodi,ts. Bartisrs, independents
and other Christian communities.
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at wich they will come u worship.
Then come. 10 VOC the Cross Roads opens he'
arms. and offers her bosom for you to repoSe onto
Come, Erect here your affairs and Your hrcs,
ontil nm ashamed Nashen bids yoo take the nigh
est place IN its gift. in reparashen NV the wrong
they did WOO two years ago.
On behalf NV the Trustees,
PErRoLEuN V. NAsBY, L. NJ.
(Which is Postmaster), and Professor IN the Ham
and Japheth Free Academy for the develop
ment NV the intellek NV all races Irrespective oil
color.
his
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mark,
his
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mark
IiUGH MCPEITER,
his
ISSAKER - GAyITT,
mark
administrator NV the estate NV Abimilek Gavitt
late deceased.
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Nasty.
From the roI-to Blade
4 Provision for the EN-Presidrnt of the Coniede-
raey-hr. Nasty tenders Him a ProfesSorship III
his 'in>iiio0t."

Posi- OFFIS. CoNTEDRTT y RoADS. !
(Wich l. in the Staff NV kentucky.)
May 20, lS67.)
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Rack numbers Of the leading Magazines, also Of Harper's
Weekly, Leslhe's Illustrated and the London News-always OH
hand. Files made up at short ncticc fnr wlalemen and uav-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

A Mail Party Attached.


We learn from the San Antonio Er0rqss Of the 2Ist
ultmo that Major Bacon and Lieutenant Fred Moore II
Ninth United States cavalry with Of
men, ON their way down from Fort Lancaster the
1Ith ulslmo after nightfall white running at
full speed chased by party Of Indians.
He reported that he was travelling with the mail
party when the Indians made the attack These officers
prepared for eight and pushed onward. Some four
mites further they were hailed By Walton another
white man OF tho mail party whom the Indians were
after Still onward they discovered tho bodies of Cor
pora Wright aud Private Irvine, coiored, OF the Ninth,
and the mail was found scatter. along The read
The mail PARTY, numbering three rrivstes and
rorai 81 tho Ninth. with Two white mon, left Howard
springs about sunset Some three miles from the
SPRINGS they surrounded by about three hundred
Ind ians horseback, who surrounded and began 10
close IN upon them Walton the coiored soldiers
dsmouuled and acted bragey, corporal acting
with great coonss. they fought the Indians for
como time, when the corporal shot through BIZ
bullet and sunk 20 the earth; his last words
"Tako fny gun am Killed Upon the killing or tho
corporal Walton sold 10 the :''Now, must
cspen-the Indians gathering around tho rlulos which
carried the mails, they having broken loose. In at
tempting to force Their way through, OF the other
colored soldiers was killed along with his horse.
bushes, whcpc he was found hy Major Bacons party,
and tho whito man FIRST met rot through with ssht
wound Tho two other colCred soldiers have since
reported at Lancaster, wounded through the lungs
and one through the shoulder.
The Express saysI l. very unfortunate that our first
mall under the contractor should meet such fate
The troops along The line insufficient they are
occupied In escort and post duty. military
telegraph ~ the important necessity OF this line OF
defence and tho establishment OF deiacbmens OF troops
at every wster station, aud even building stations aud
an cserns Tor wntor SO es TO have the troops every
twenty miles nong the route, and then with the aid OF
the telegraph such occurrences tho above would
happen, and the Indians would DO Cut of.
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ST. DOMINGO.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF tn: HERALD.
Tariff mud Observation-Disclosures of n
oiutionist-Tonnagc Dues to be Paid In
Specie. y -


Tariff mud Observation-Disclosures of n
Specie. - 80
The spanish steiner Pajaro del Occano, from st.
DOMINGO the goth, Porto Rico nth, via Santiago do
Cuba 23d, arrived at this port the 27th nst with
the following Intelligence from tho former
The United States steamship Monongahea, from
Ponce, arrived on the 10Th ult and sailed the follow
ing day for Port au-Princc.
The American schooner Andrew Kilcy, from New
York, arrived l9lh u with mules, CARTS materials and
provisions for the guano beds at Altoselo
General Pedro valvordc officially charged by tho gov
eminent q mission to tho Haytian government
sailed for Jacme, on board the Dominican schooner
OF war Aitagraca, on the Esd ult.
General Pedro A. rida. chief Of staff OF President
Cahra proceeded the 9th to the Southern frontiers
Congress had declared the decree OF July TO DO in
fun Forces all duties OF export and import articles were
payable therein ordered onr.haf in specie and the
balance in bank notes The latter continued to circu-
late for 81, silver, and were to be redeemed by the
Finance Office as they we're received in the pubic
Treasury.
on the 9Th instant at eleven o'clock Of the morning
the treaty tratiGcaions OF amity commerce. navigation
and extraditon, celebrated with the United States,
were duly exchanged In the government palace.
Ex-Coonel Bingham, who was expused from the
Dominican territory, had returned without being pro.
vded with the necessary permission fr1m the govern
men and having appeared ciandestneiy, he was cap
tured In San Franc de Mscons and conveyed to
Santiago, to be Immediately tried by the court martial OF
said province
Since the return OF General Csbral from TIE Southern
frontiers, the public mind was xcisvely preoccuped
with the excitement created by tho financial crisis pro-
vaing. Congress- as well as the Executive, was
Mostly endeavorng TO lind out some remedy, oresee
that otherwise It might lead 10 most deplorable
sequences
mineral products will continue to be collected in specie,
Ia accordance with the law on maritime trade.
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Government securities very lightly dealt In At tho
counters Of tho leading dealers and tho The mar
kct duh AZ The subjoned quotations - Registered
lsSf. iilx ll2, coupon, 1851, III Vi hye.tvenues
registered 1862 us 1i5A; Eve tventas coupon 1852
IosN 1857 ryetEentes coupon 1894, 1861 lo5sl;
nve.twen,iss coupon, 1862 1ooS 1867 Ave iwentos
coupon, 1865, January and July, 1917 a 1919; 0ve
twenlios councn, 1867, 1915 1915 foros regis
tarcd, io04 io0H: ton-forses, coupon, 1905
. lo0,s Juno scvcn.thirtics 1861 1885, Juiy
do. 1885, 1o5x December compounds 1884, 1925 a
IisH Nay do, 1885, li71S il7S; August do, ll6A a
1i6k September DO, ITO ll61s; october do ll54 a
1l9.
The foreign exchange market was firm bus quiet
Ono Of the leading drawers refuses 70 sell sterling At
sixty days below 1ooH but good, although not primo,
bills are offered q, loeH Commercial bills arc closely
scrunizod and those drawn against cotton are less IN
favor than ordinary produce bls owing dlsrust Of
foreign credits occasoned BY the heavy decline IN cotton
and fear that tho full or the mischief occs-
stoned by the recent failures IN London aud Liverpool
including that Of the Royal Bank Of Liverpool has not
jet been ascofialrod. At the close bankers' bills on
England at sixty days quoted al l09A 1091f; al
thrco days, I0o'i 11oA; commercial bills I0ss
1921; bhls on PARIS 81 sixty days, 61sK asI5; at
lhrcc days. 6isjs t.l2is oher bits we're rated
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PORTO RICO.


The Disastrous Storm-A Reward for Loy-
aliy--Financial Economics.
ST. JoHy's P. r., Oct. 16 1867.
severe tempest OF and wind occurred along the
Southern coast the 9th which lasted from In the
morning till eight at night Every now and then wc
hear OF the disastrous effects. The river food in Ponce
completely inundated the Third, Fourth and Fifth
parishes and that Of La Cantera. However fortunately
wc hear OF personal injury. subscription has been
aoos In aid OF the poor who The greatest suffer-
ora The Madrid battalion quartered the spot be-
haved admirably, aud saved hundreds Of human beings
from a watery grave. The Captain General has duly
acknowledged their noble conduct the occasion In an
honorable mention Of them By Q proclamation issued
yesterday.
Three coasting schooncrs were lost in the port OF
Arroyo.
We learn from Yanco that the river food carried away
than twenty cords OF the magnificent bridge Girls
toba Colon, aud there has been no communication
since The corn crop may DO considered lost SIM.
lar ravages occurred Psnueas, causing destruction
Of property to the value Of $4,000; but lives
lost
The administrative reforms which were said to have
been promised BY Spain simply consist In peremptory
order TO organize and carry out the system OF taxa
ton which has been 50 sIrenuously resisted 10 this
island. The order says that 'f necessary IL shall be
effected by forcc, which Of course means at the point
OF the bayoneL
army or this Island Distinction which s 10 consist OF
escucheon or Shield 10 aocfcdt its loyalty during
tho late insubordnation OF that army which ieopardxcd
the public order and tho general tranquility OF the
country.
The steamer TrIuuro brought $4,000 in specie, col
ected from the different Custom Houses tho coast.
on the 10Th inst the new etSnco called San Ideonsc
for tie poor and INDECENT, inauguratod with due
solcmnity.
The Spanish steamer Of war Isabel segnnda, which
sailed FOR cadz on the Soh uli. was The bearer Of
report Of the Captain General setting forth the necessity
OF loan being sanctioned by the Spanish government
TO meet the most urgent OUTLAWS for the RELIEF OF the
people One or more OF paramount urgency and OF no
small magnitude were the moneys which are romted
70 the mother country whenever there any funds In
the public treasury.
Arrangements appear TO have been made which may
admit Of certain government economies being made NOS
IN Ne Wa pepssimsnt alone. Ast no Tsdactlon Will