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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-12-24

ate interest than any other paper can
possibly do; it talks for you when
other localities bslie you; it stands up
for your rights; you alwaye have a
champion IN your home paper; and
these who stand up for you should
egsrEtssi0ly be well sustained. Your IN
ere Kindred and equal, and
use Or 81 together There
interest to support
lot grudgins
sure
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-12-24
FHUENYIsMs.
What noble z5rk are railroad com.

What noble brk ars railroad COM
pauies eugege in?
Dlstrinu rsoss' through(the
Eied for ol
dfoi
Asshset zlways to be
found on ths bed q she ocean.
Wanted-A q 8 long enough
to reach the heigi5ci aieais.
M. Lesseps. the ycelebrated engi
neer, yho hae just completed the Sus
ez C has thereby made Africa
an island. Might it not be said with
equal truth that he has also made IL
dia "a n gh land"
Honesty is the best policy. The
next best is a life insurance policy.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1869-08-11
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susscsIPTIos Two Dollars Per annum. :.
ApyERfisExsnrs inserted at the rates OF
ono dollar per square Of twelve Minion lines
tthis siscd typs) or less for the first insertion,
dfty cents each for the second and third insor-
tions, and twenty-hve conts for subsequent
Insertions. Yearly contracts will be made.
An advertisements must have the number
NJ insertions marked on them, or thsy will be
inserted I'll ordered oat, and charged for.
Uulces ordered otherwise, Advertisements
viii Invariably bo % adisplsyed."
Obituary notices, and all matters inuring to
20 tho benefit Of any ono, are regarded as
Advertisements. s=r...- ss
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1869-08-11
(Signed) JAMES L. ORR.
July 21st, 1859.

Miss" said bigh.strung swain
to a rural dulcinea, "Let us walk
in yonder beautiful meadow where
the clover is in blossom and the
amorous zephyrs play" ooh,
darn the amorous heifers." she re.
Piled, u" l see enough Of them over
on dads farm"
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1869-08-11

Wehave been furnished with the
annexed extract from q decision OF
Judge Orr upon the Homestead
Law, which will be of especial in
terest to the legal fraternity:
oooNEE coUNTY-JULY TERN. 1869.
~ Tue conNos PLsAs--xauIrr SIDE.
Joseph r. Shelor os. John Mason
Sr., and John Mason, Jr.-BtlJ
to Forecloso Mortgage.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
A Little Elbow Room.

Good friend, don't crowd IN very tight;
There's room enough for tive,
Keep IN your m Ind tliAt I've the right O..
Tohve Us well ~ sou, 9W Er
You rich and strong, poor and weak,
But think you presume l
When only this poor boon seek
A little elbow room.
'Tis such as you, the rich and strong,
lfyou had but the will.
Could give the weak ain along,
/. And help HIM up the hill. il o .!
But no-you josl'e, crowd and drive;
You storm, you fret and fume,
Are you the only man alive
10 want Of elbow .rooml Id. s..b
, But thusit iS on lIfes rough path, .' -.
Self seems The god oGall-- -.g
The strong will crush the weak to death,
The Zig devtur the small. ~
Far better bea rich mans hound-- ~
Ayalet, scrf or groom st
Than struggle with the mass around,
i when we've no elbow room. 4 r
Up heart my boy! don't mind the shocks;
: Up heart, and push alongl
Your hide will soon grow tough with knock
Your limbs with labor strong;
And there's hand unseen, to aid,
A star to light the gloom ,a.
Up heart, my boyinor lie afraid .a
Strike out for eltow room.
And when you zee amid the throng,
A fellow -toiler slip,
Just give himns you pass along,
blaye and kindly grip.
Let noble deeds, though poor you be,
Your path in life llumei' ... .-
And with rue christian charity
Giyo others elbow room.
I'm struggling on wl.h might and main
An altere |, better man
Grown wise from many u byegone pain,
And many broken plan, .t..
Though bruised by manya luckless fall,
And bliuded by the gloom
III up and rllredeen il all
But give me elbow room.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

An old gentleman was recently
waiting for the cars In the depot
Of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad, when, looking
over the great building, O he ex.
claimed; "Only think otit! But
a little over thirty years ago, ] was
offered eighty acres of land, on
part of which this depot is now
built, for a sorrel horse and saddle,
and 1 was fool enough to keep the
.sorrel, .lT r.swi.I sH3 ga'i
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
WIIJLEY.N RROTHERS,

~ EALERs IN HARDWARE, E,CoMPRlsING
VbMecLanic's Tools. Saddier'tGoods. Under.
takers Trinmi hgs. Carriage Makers Stock,
Cutlery OF all descriptions, Agricnl!urn, I'm
Second door from Columbus street corner,
Tonnastor orio. feb. 81, 'Gs--ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
n E.RIII.INrHURST,

A GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
n AND H6wE'S SEWING MAOHI INES,
Machine FIndings--shcet Music and lnstrnc.
tion Books; all the latest Newspapers ana Pc
'Fourdo West ofthe Hocking Valley Ma
ionalFlank, Lancaster, Ohio. feb. q, GS--Iy
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

G a condensation Of all the ingredients Of he Bcrs,
,cith PURE SaNta CruS Ram, Orange eic. II IS used
for Ls tame diseases he BHers, Ohsre
pure scohoiie aimuGs is required. lou wiU bear In
s,ihd that hese remedies are entirely different from
aaypksys ddriissd for The cur. Of he diseases named
hase being scientific preparations Of medicinal eItrdcs,
,ehiie he others dcoaeiions Of rum in some
form. The TONIC is decidedly one Of he most plea
sant and agreeable remedies offered TO ue public.
Ns td.s is ergusie is pleasure 10 lake H. t0hite iI
.-giping. celebrating, and msde,ndl qualities haps
'eilsts {, Ls k,soiOn as He geatcsi Of aA tOnies
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
sTROpFL 4 EVERSOLE.

NTan afaeIureTa OF and Dealers u
lVu Fur, itufe and Cabinet Ware Of al KINDS.
lInaertakinapromptly attended TO with q me
iIearsc, and alI kinds of Undertaking Hoous
furnis he'd NJ reasonable ratcs ,,y,
shop ord Ware Rooms two doors Eas' o'
Hooking Valley National Bank, MAN street
I,Rncaste Ohio. . teo'zI' io"o-'9
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
A Now Discovery Of Gold.

SThe undersigned having laid out his farm in
10 acre lots, viii sell lon time to suit purchas-
crs. The land is beautifully located and within
three .iourths cfa mile from the Court House.
ouirc of JOHN (. SNtnER,
july 30, ,lSss-tf Lancaster, ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

A MIR. slradley, Q Of Altoona, iii
nois, undertook to run a race with
a train on the c., B. K @ Railroad,
lately, the object being to gain a
crossing before the, tram did. Re-
sull: one horse killed, wagon wreck
ed, a free ride on the COW catcher,
leg broken; and several bodily in
iuries. 'N' - a'' o. ''''' ''" p
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

90 AS a railway train was nearing
Kent, Connecticut, a few days
since, a man was discovered lying
on the track, 1t was too late TO
stop the train before it reached
him, butt was done as soon as pos
sible. On going back, the man
was fohndlsitting up, about twenty
feet from the track. swearing be-
cause his bottle, was broken. 81 .i..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
GEORGE BOIsNHEIM

I"t ". I.ft DBALRRIS lt Hj'.'1 gu
eady-Ma ade Clothing Gents,Fur-
IL NTVH INC GOODS,aiiATS, ga ~, &C.!
ShaefTer Block. one door west o. oecK spruR
Stare. Main street, Lancaster,ohlo
-Fei,. 7th.nl SGB-lv N.--.-.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

4 The difference between Eugene
and the deposed Queen of Spainiis
that one lis o. belle on q throne and
the other Isabelle of.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
ITOuN WOKIk 4 SON,

nManufacturers0f Tin Copper ana
VB Sheet.Iron Ware, and Dealer IN stoves
ar es Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House
hoid Wares, &c III o,Io
Kaufman Building, one door West divide
.ta;rway I"'r . feb. q, ,lSGS--lY
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

, Many ladies, when walking, are
angry Il they are gazed at. and
sadly disappointed il they are not.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

sl1so long as meuareimprudenti
their diet and business, doctors and
LAWYERS will ride in thcir carriages.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
II. CARTER.

DEALER In Corn, oats. Coal, Limo. fresh
ground Cement Salt, Groeeues. &e' Cor
ner Main md Canal stvHSts, opposite Brewery.
Aug 97, 'OSG1y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
i. MI. CREED.

nEALER AT wH0LEsALEAND RETAIL,
in staple and Fancy Grocerles, Canned
Goods, Toboccos, Cigars, Provisions, native
and foreign Winrs, Confectionery, Toys, &C.,
Main street La ncaster. Ohio, opposite Hockt
ing Valley National Bank.
Kllkinds orDountryProduce Wanted. Goods
delivered &c. Feb, ~, Os~ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
FROM non. JAMES THOMPSON,
FROM REV JosRPn H,KENNARD, d. D.,

FROM REV JosKPn n. .tEENNARD, d. D.,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR. JAoKsoN-DEAR 6IR:-l haze been frequently
Sssustsd 70 rpnneI my pdns pih recommendations "
different Kinds Qf hedieines bat regarding Vie prueos
as oH Of my dppropriGteaspere have all de.
cned bta tOi clear proGf in vdrous Instances, and
particularly IN my Ogn uHiiy, Of e nssfplness Of Dr.
HoaJthndls Gsfnda Bitisrs, depart for oace from my
Gspdi course fEpvySs my ooruietioR Udt for gen
srnI dobility Of the system and especially for Liver
SG.Ppsssdn UE%p,ssG s:"%@a :"@. saS eass. vsosSl; Ss;
Iud; but usuaUy NI doubt not, IL tgin
bel very SspfcjdisCs3 - 10, tAoSe lUhol Hl6sS
FROM ne above causes. Yours, pery rsYectf fully,
.DiBS 8jli III IN MAYNARD,
Eighth, bsIOU Coates stTeeL
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
I. q. SMITH,

0rOcer and ConfectiOner, Tall
VT madgc Flock, Main street, Lancaster, u,
two doors West Of Hotel Entrance oysters
and the various popu rRetreshmehlslhthe'r
Cakes, lee Cream, &C., furnished pnrtlcfHnd
=, ,u1;Iiosio order. U feb. 81. lSGS-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28

DEBILITY. .
:. TAsrs 70 no medicine sqvdl 10 Hoofdntrs GermdR
4itters or Tonic ~ nyE rnzmsYlc cases Qf Debiliy.
TAey impdrt tone VA land uiocr o hs WhOh
ysiem, trenghen Me appetite, cave
an eujoyment If Uei. food, enable His no
rGsN 70 digc,t Z, purity ne blood give good, sound
healthy complication eradicate he yelio1 tings from hs
eye ipdr bloom to tie cheeks, aud change he patient
Irou a dort-breatsd, emdcidtod, Vedk, and neyr1ui
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bltters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medi-
cines. They can be administered with
old, the most delicate female, or man
ofhtnety.
EAess Remedies are ne beat rfs. utol
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
A, BRENNEMAN.

Dooksellcr and StatiODer, Main
* street. Lancaster. Ohio, one door west OF
Tailmndge Hou,c Entrance. school BOOKS
RIonk BOOKS, Miscellaneous Books, PictuIes'
Gold Pens, Envelopes, Inks, States, and S'a-
tionery Of kinds. feb.Zh Oo-y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-28
LANCASTER, OH O. JAN. IS, 1859.

drink the warm food Mrs, Watson
he'd to his lips, my little patient
closed bis eyes again and turned
over to. finish his nap. He was
safe now, | know; so leaving bin
10 Mrs. Watson's. care, who By
this time knew as much about
him as / did, I went TO sleep my
aelf. 10 be renllv for the dnrfa hnt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-21

it at once. For we can assure him
and them, that the movement Is In
direct opposition to the matlre jhdg-
ment of nine-tenths of the voters from
whom he, perhaps, expects support.
The Nashville Banner of Wednes-
day says: A Memphis dispatch an
nounces that Mr.. D. NJ. Leatherman
announces himself q candidate for
Governor" We regret that the
Associated Press reporter should have
considered this announcement of suffi-
cient importance to be conveyed on
the wings OF the lightning to the utter
most confines of theState. 1t Is hight
Of presumption on the part of Mr..
Leatherhead to suppose that any body
but himself desires that he should be
Governor of Tennessee, particularly
at this time. He has about as much
chance TO press the gubernatoriaI
cushion as he has of becoming Queen
Dowager of England. If any OF our
people having theright to vote should
be guilty Of the folly Of wasting their
votes upon Leatherhead they would
deserve to lose their liberties for ever.
A short time ago, by some mysteri-
Gus chance, ii was stated in the Wash
ington- dispatches that Mr.. Leather
head was prospective gubernatorfal
But in a card to the Mem
phis Ledger M. Leatherbags sub
sequently declared emphatically; Il
am not candidate for Governor, of
any party, and shall not be SO, for /
belong to no party. nHThere that will
do. Il Is q pity for Ieatherlungs that
he did not adhere to this original
We don't think he has
a ghost Of a chance to be Governor.
NMEAIPHIs, June 14.-D.M.Leather- |
man announces himself as an indie |
pendent candidate for Governor"
This looks like business, but from /
the strange want Of cooperation with |
him by the Democfatie press and peo-
pie of the State, we judge that after
the canvass is over, there viii be |
leather left to make very |
private citizen out of Mr.. |
l.e8therman.-KnoryiIe HHfg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-21
WASHINGTON
Ensrts 20 Enforce the Neutrality Laws

WASHINGTON, june 20.-Reyenue
and other Federal officers were months
ago specifically instructed by the Gov
eminent to use due diligence to pre-
vent the sailing Of Illegal expeditions
70 Cuha. Action has been taken by
them IN all cases where information
has been furnished showing real and
intended violation Of neutrality laws.
Some times complaints Of Spanish
officials were founded on mere coHjec-
ture or suspiciOn.
COlored man Brener, appointed seN'-
sral weeks ago Postmaster Of Macon,
ga, has not yet furnished his bonds.
At q very large meeting OF Typo
graphical Union No. l0l, Of the city
last night, the Committee on Nomi-
nations, among others, reported in
favor Of the admission Of Lewis II.
Douglass, the IOlnred printer en-
ployed In the Government printing
Office. A minority report against his
admission was also pres ented on the
ground that as the latter came from
Denver, where there is 8 typo
graphical UEion without 2 card, he
could not properly be admitted here.
The majority report was adopted by q
vote Of 229 10 lGi. The announce
ment of the result was received with
applause mingled with Kisses. After
the vote on three other applicants had
been taken the President was about 10
read Douglass name, when a motion
10 adjourn prevailed amid great dis
order and excitement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-21

taken up, and the miracle tested that
night. Mrs. Keigwin held slate
with one hand under the table and
the other hand lifted up. The wri-
ting could be heard distinctly, and
when the spirit was done the pencil
could be heard to drop on the slate.
The writing was ineligible. The ele-
ments were not right for the drawer
demonstration.
The mass meeting held in Nash
Vile on Friday night wdS an inn
mense affair. The new and startling
disclosure was made, that in addition
to the S75S,000 heretofore reported,
there is another item OF 1922, 900,
which has been used, of the city
funds, by the present Alden adminis-
tration, and for which thsy failed TO
account. This money was raised by
notes, signed by Mayor Alden, paya-
bic in three months, together with
twice the amount In city checks as
collatterals, and giving to the holder
of such notes full power and author
ity TO sell and collect, at the expense
of the city, all or any portion of the
amount, atany place within the city, or
at public or private sale, if
the notes are not paid, and without adj
yertising or giving notice Of such
sale. This act of Alden in raising
money was denounced as theft. Res
Olutions were presented providing for
the appointment of a committee to
Alden and his friends to re-
sign, and if they do not comply, then
to proceed against them at law. The
meeting, after being addressed by
several of the most distinguished citi-
zens, to meet again Saturday even
ing. The effect Of the meeting has
been good upon Alden and his frienas,
and now there Is a prospect OF some
of them resigning, to make way in
the City Council for some old citizens,
who win act as a Finance Com
mittee, and who will have the affairs
NJ the city in their own hands
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-21

My father died soldier, a Confederotcso sol
And that Is why feared 50, sir, to ask 0.
bread from you.
But we are so very poor, have neither
bread nor meat,
And we've not had for two days a single
thing 20 eat.
We used to have plenty. sir, and horses,
too, to ride,
With servants, and a nice home and al
we wished beside;
But we've had to sell them all; they're all
gone, ono by one;
Our home, the stock, everything we had,
IS now all gone;
We had to sell our dresses for anything
they'd bring;
And last week We had TO sell dear NAM
mas wedding ring"
Its long, Bob, since you've seen tears
upon my hardened cheek,
But my eyes ran over theDs nor did Think
81 il weak;
For ifyou'd seen her sad face, and heard
her tale of WOO,
You'd forgot your manhood, and grown
HoInainsh, know.
Ere she came l was hungry, 7 could have
EFH gnawed hone;
Bat 1t was all over now, my appetite was
gone:
Just then my sable Dinah I heard begin Q
scold, @ ~ 70
Asking " why de rnassa let de supper doue
get cold"
So I led the little one out to the table
where
In careless profUsion lay our usual sol
diers' fare. fLt
And sat her down beside ii, In the warm
est scat,
And, BObl it did my soul good to see that
CoAee, cold ham, baftar-cakes, vanished
past all recall,
wondered where so small child could
have put It all
The child herself seemed mortified and
said elf could
I'd eat less, put I'm so hungry, and this IS
SO good"
When. she had finished her meal and
drawn hack in her chair,
And held to the glowing CRATE her little
feet so bare,
Il brought to mind q little one just about
her size,
With just such brown curly hair and ten
der loving eyes.
And I thought, perhaps, such fate might
evertake my own,
And it made my heart grow cold, chilling
into stone.
Though kindness or times may be with
look on it as loan 10 Christian charity,
So felt paid debt to this child OF sor-
row,
Which possibly might be due from my
own tomorrow;
50 after she had rested from the weary
way she'd come,
We began to think Of The hungry ones at
home;
so / allied her baske, just as fun as l could
With such things as / thought might do
the invalid good:
sent 81 Ben, 4" nay darkey, with = sack Of
meal and meat,
NTH other things which l thought the
healthy ones could eat.
8esides, / gave her something to shield
her ill-Clad form,
And sore, bruised. bleeding feet. from he
winters cold and storm.
y hat gave was not much-neYer mind
the amount,
Perhaps it win he credited on my loose ac-
count,
Md help through my final papers,
which fear without
of the Kind gOH't . pass"
when I'm last "mUstered out.
went with her 10 the door. and kissed
her there, good bye.
= God hleSs you,' she said Go mH with
Jear-drops in her eve;
Nhhough I wear the color" The old
"NATIoNAL Blue
Aud I'd fought against her tathcrthe long
weary war through,
fet the "proudest rememhrarcc Of 2ay
life, that has fed.
5 ef that simple kindness 20 the child of
iEe dead,
"a be cold winter night. with the tenn /
pest so wild,
And the fearful . q cd bless son " al - I
lead .frebel's - child
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-21

\ Paris correspondent says Of
Madame CaaX NEE Patti thai II was
known several weus had made their ap-
pearanee In her head winter before last,
but the general impression was that they
had been eradioated. On tho contrary,
that operation brought only temporary
relief. They have never ceased u. ggOss,
and ilaI attained such size ttat IL became
NECESSARY 70 send again for DR., sims. DIR,
Nelaton was called in consultation. They
have been removed, bat II Is feared she
viii be obliged to undergo the operation
once year.
The Alt0 California Of the 18th alt.
SAYS: In conseq uepce Of the death Of
Prince OF BOrneO. whose mines Of anti
mony have been neglected OF late, the
supply OF that metal Is unequal 20 The de-
mand, and letters Of inquiry have been
sent from London 10 This State TO know
whether IL can be produced here at mode
rate cost. 1t Is found II The argenti ferrous
gslena OF the Humboldt mines that there
3 a vein Of rich ore ct San Emidio, in the
Coast Mountains, on the western border OF
Kern county, but we have 30 information
about the price 81 which it could be pro-
duced. Fa
Mai. Sykes, OF this city, IS still in
the railroad business, and doing good
work for.the country. In q letter to the
Editor OF the Columbus, Miss, IHdeI ne
SAYS: We arranged at our Convention
here for the grendest railroad schemes
IRON Richmond, Va, through Atlanta,
Elyton and Columbus, Miss, 10 Canton,
Miss. win explain the snbject fully 20
vour people On next Saturday II they VIII
come out 70 hear me.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-21
NEW YORK.
Associated Press Contract Extended "Ths
SEedeEbor5iGa TT0uai5---Reorgits for
caba-- Interesting from Havana.

New YORK, Junc 20.-The contract
for collection and exchange Of news,
between the Western Associated Press
and the New York Associated Press,
has been extended for one year from
August the first,
In the election 0f the SYedenhOr-
gian Executive Committee, q bolt was
made against Hcrschel Y. Johnson,
Of Ga, on the ground that he was q
rebel, and Glendy Burke, Of New Or
leans, was substituted.
Base Ball Stars beat MUtUal- yester-
day twenty-six 70 twelve. EcblOrds
beat Haymakers twenty-five 70 thir-
teen.
Three hundred recruits Tor Cuba are
said to have gone to sea this morning.
4 letter dated Havana, June lfrh,
published Ia the HGrid to-day, states
that Gen. JOrdan's filibusterlng eX-
peditiOn has so flr been Is highly sue
cesSful, after landing, as its most san
guine promoter could reasonably have
hoped. A number OF Spanish war
steamerS are cruising IN the Bay OF
&ipe, and for the present the hlibus-
tiers are advised not TO attempt further
laDdings on this coast.
II is also stated that the Havans
volunteers, alarmed at the announces
nent that the new CapIain-General,
Deroda, would bring yNA him 2DGU
60 4000 troops, requested Gen. Esplnar
70 telegraph 10 Madrid that more
troops were not needed in the Island,
aud that they feared Deroda would
Use the troops against the volunteers.
A reply having been received that no
more troOps~gould be sent, the volun-
teers became quiet, and expect 20 be
able 10 force DerOda into the adoption
of their programme or drive him from
power before reiuforcements can reach
hin.
The aclS Of the Provisional Govern
ment are pronounced legal
"a resolution requesting the Govern
nent to order Montpensier 10 Portu-
gal was rejected IN the Cortes.
Pesecular, a strong supporter oil La
bella, on pretense Of visiting his es'
tate came 10 Spain. He has been ar
rested and exiled to the Canaries.
SerranO, after taking the oath OF of
hce, promised TO respect the COnStitu
ton and liberties OF the people.
PTsm addressed the Chamber on be
half Of the Ministry, stating thet tht
Government would observe all tli'
provisions Of the new Constitution.