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CONGRESSIONAL T.


WAsH1NaToN, January 27.-IN THE SENATE,
a petition was presented asking for the appoint
ment of an official phrenologist to examine
the heads Of applicants for places in the Reve-
nue. Department..
Senators Sumner and Chandler presented
memorials in favor Of woman suffrage.
Henderson introduced bill allowing half a
dozen Indian tribes to become citizens of the
United States.
Pomeroy introduced a bill reviving the grant
OF railroad from Selma to Gadsden. Alabama.
motion to take up the bill Of the central
branch Of the Union Pacific Railroad failed.
The bill was, later in the session, defeated.
Trumbull introduced bill furnishing the
illegal acceptance Of Office by not more than
five years. imprisonment, nor less than $40, 900.
In THE HOUSE, in the contest for precedence
OF business, the Speaker said that the matters
pressing for action were to provide FOR the re-
sumption of specie payments, the constitutions
al amendments regulating the suffrage, the
Georgia election case, the business from the
Reconstruction Committee, and the tariff.
The discussion OF the Suffca ge bill was re-
sumed. and several substitutes we're offered
That Of Mr.. Bingham makes all persons voters
except such as may hereafter engage in rebel
lion. That of Shellabarger allows the disfran-
chisement OF those heretofore engaged in
rebellion. No action was taken.
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MDwNTER FASHIONS The new favorite
shade for full dress is o warm tint OF salMon,
known as melon, or more correctly, cantelopeA
color, which looks well. and suits d variety OK
cemplexlons. This casts marigold and oorn-
color quite into the shade. The splendid un-
cut velvet Is to be had in cantelope, rose-co.or
ana Sevres-biue, for reception dresses, at
seven dollars yard. They are by no means
adapted 70 young ladies' thongh they have
thyst. violet and laurei-greon. are fashions Ole
colorS for silks and eatins. Black brocaded
with ,actus-crimson is elegant. Satin ribbon
for saehes now comes In oil colors, with double
face-the same on one side as the other The
width Is twenty inches. AlRe ian sashes,
striped with many colors. are newer than the
Scotch plaid, and are handsome with dark
dresses, for the daytime. though mot consider
cd full dress. Jet and gait are NO longer To
be used for trimming Of any kind; the dull,
heavy gimp, and Ianciful fringes show best on
the glace silk and satin now worn. Chenille,
feather and qnill hinxes are fashionable, and
there 10 . new fringe cf satin loops, exceeding
ly rich. The marabeut braid 10 q kind OF silk
plush, in all colors, initating . border of tips
OF colored feathers. Wreaths Of satin foliage
and flowers in applique and embrotdexy are tho
ahowiest trimmings Tor pona 10 sote, ~
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extend to him an invitation to occupy a seat
upon the floor Of the Senate.

extend to him an invitation to occupy a seat
upon the door Of the Senate.
Mr.. Leslie was appointed committee Of one,
in accordance with the above resolution, to
wait upon the Hon. o. f. Winchester, and in
yite hlm to occupy seat upon the floor Of the
Senate. wtG
Mir. Leslie announced the presence Of Hon.
O. F. Winchester, who was thereupon invited,
and took o seat upon the PLATFORM N
MIR. Corbin's bill to determine the value of
contracts made in Confederate States notes or
reading, considered by paragraphs and ordered
10 be engrossed for third reading.
A bill to authorize the renewal of State
stocks and bonds also received it's second
reading, was agreed TO, and ordered to be en-
crossed for third reading.
The bill to punish persons obtaining proper
ty under false pretences. received its second
reading. was agreed to. and ordered to be en-
A bill to alter and amend the charter Of the
Kings Mountain Rail- DAD was read by it's title
and referred to the Committee on Railroads.
A bill to facilitate the trial Oh causes by
dered to lie on the table.
A bill authorizing the building of a bridge to
connect the islands OF Wadmalaw and Johns,
was read a second time, considered, agreed to,
and ordered to be engrossed for q third read
ing. with this proviso: "That the cost of said
bridge shall not exceed two thousand dollars. -
A bill to authorize courts of arbitration; also,
o bill to empower the Attorney General to
change the venue in State cases, were ordered
to lie on the table.
On motion of Hayne, the Senate took up for
consideration q resolution instructlng the Ju-
dietary Committee to report on a bill to protect
laborers and persons working under contracts
on shares OF crops, referred to that committee
at the special session. The resolution was
read, considered and agreed to.
On motion of Wright, the Senate took up for
second reading and consideration bill to
amend an act entitled An act TO close the
Bank Of the State OF South Carolina" On mo-
to the Committee on tho Judiciary.
The Senate, at 2:l5 F. M, on motion Of
Rainey, went into Executive session.
The Senate, IN Executive session confirmed
tho nominations by the Governor, of @. III.
Baldwin, Robert Lewis and w. B. Nash, as
Board of Directors for the South Carolina Pen.
itentiary.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January H.--The Supreme
Court was engaged to-day in discussing the
validity Of the acceptances issued by the Hon.
Jno. B. Floyd while Secretary of War.
The defeat Of the Branch Union Pacific Rail-
road bill involves the loss of subsidy of two
millions.
The Senate Committee on the District of
Columbia was addressed by three women this
morning, in favor Of female suffrage in the
district.
The Secretary Of the Treasury recommends
the disposal, to the best advantage, of the
branch mints in North Carolina, Georgia and
New Orleans. ~
The House il IN session tonight for general
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SHARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Paraguayans. though badly defeated at
yilletta. still possess the stronghold OF Angos-
tura.
It Ia reported in Atlanta that the Constitu-
tional Convention OF Georgia will soon reas-
semble. s S 4
Governor Bullock, Of Georgia, is In a dread
full snarl about the alleged unauthorized ap-
preparation by himself OF the States funds.
Reverdy Johnson has received and accepted
an invitation to dine with the corporate al-
thnsssiea as MA..cisHs..Ss sssssa tt;sse - Feb
ruary.
Tils Western railroads are giving notice thai
they will pass the delegates to the Southern
Press Ccnvention, as Mobile, free over their
respecGye roads.
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y IsPEoIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEws.]
COLUMBIA, January 27.-IN THE SENATE to-
day, Mr.. Corbin gave notice of q bill to regu-
late the fees Of attorneys, solicitors and coun-
sellors; also, Of bill relative to confession of
judgment without action; also, bill to facili-
tate proceedings at law.
The bill to confirm and declare valid the
Charleston election, on motion Of Wright, was
referred to the Committee on Elections, with
instructions to report tomorrow.
The bill providing FOR the payment Of the
accounts OF commissioners and managers of
elections was passed.
The joint resolution authorizing the Gov
ernor to employ an armed force for the pre-
servation Of the peace, was passed and ordered
to be sent to the Governor for approval.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Bieman-A bill to renew the charter Of
the Town Of Walhalla.
BY Leslie-A bill for the codification Of the
laws of the State.
BY Wright-A bill to amend the Homestead
law.
BY Reid-A bill to renew the charter Of
Cherry's Ferry, over the Seneca River.
In THE HOUSE, Tomlinson presented the
memorial of the citizens of Columbia against
the discontinuance Of the medical department
of the University. ~
The bill incorporating the Vaucluse Manu-
featuring Company was passed and sent to the
Senate {; aiso,, a bill to lease the State road in
Greenville County. ~M
Tomlnson introduced bill providing the
manner OF recovering taxes illegally assessed
or collected.
The following bills passed to a second read
ing: A bill to enforce the Civil Rights bill; a
bill to incorporate the Lake Swamp Navigation
Company Of Horry County; bill for the gov
ernment of ferries and bridges privileged to
charge toll.
The bill to establish the Mount Pleasant
Ferry Company, with substitute, was recon-
mitted to the Committee on Interpretations.
The Savannah and Charleston Railroad bill
received it's first reading and was referred to
the Committee on Railroads. (q
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AT WHAT ARE YOU TAKING ?-PROBA-
BLY, twohrds OF the adult population OF the United
States indulge, more or less, in bar room stimu-
lants Hot alcoholic beverages sre habitually mbib
ed by thousands Of people in the winter months TO
sskeep out the cold" The alcoholic material Of oil
these drinks ts or less poisonous. and is rem
dered all the more deeterous In consequence Of be-
ing token warm. se st1si gs g5sts IN q
Avoid these dangerous excitants. shun, as you
would shun the deadliest drug, all tavern stimu-
lants. They paralyze the digestion, congest the
liver disturb the natural action Of the Kidneys irri
tate the bowels, shatter the nerves. and impair the
reason. j,gss @8
The operation Of HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS is dismetricaily opposite to this They spur
MORGAN into unnarura activity; but they tone and
regulate all. II the digestion Is faeble they awaken
the dormant energies Of the stomach, and promote
the work Of assimilation. II the liver ID sluggish
and torpid, they regenerata It, II the kidneys fasl
to perform their functions properly, they are regu
lated without being irritated II the bowels are
stipated, the peristallic action Ia moderately In
crcased and the discharges become natural and reg
nlsr. II the nerves arc tremuous they strength
eneas II the mind is clouded the BTTEERs tend to
dispense the gloom. t35sa
These are the effects Of the great vBaETABLE TONIC
AND coRREcrIvy, which for twenty yeara has been
staple medicine In this oountfys and the demand for
which steadily increases In all parts Of the Western
tHemisphere.
II 10 not offered as beverage but as medicine;
nor Will II be used TO satsfy craving for al
cohoic smulants because its effect is to check not
to create. false appetite for excitants. The cham
pions Of temperance will do well to marx thia pecu-
arity and to reoommend It d the only ase prepa-
ration containing alcohol that be used tor medi-
g 3
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THE FLORIDA IMBRoGLIO.

TAELAHAssER. January 27.--In the House Of
Representatives. to-day,it was declared that
the evidence submitted by the investigating
committee was insufficient to convict Governor
Reed Of high crimes and misdemeanors The
majority OF the Legislature went to the Cover
nor's mansion to con gratalate him. They rails
ed him on their shoulders, and for some time
cheering and singing were In order.
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one Of those iron cases. Such return must or
course, be slow, uncertain and feeble. How
long the air of the coffin would continue pure
enough to strengthen the lungs, so as 70 s.s:l
tha circnlntion, not prepared to say; but
should think not long. Certainly not q sufi-
cient length Of time to enable the subject bu-
ried alive to make much Of srtruggle.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, January N.--Many innocent Cuban
families. who 'apprehend further bloodshed,
are preparing to emtgrate. Aman armed with
o dagger attempted to enter the quarters Of
General Dulce, but was arrested.
There is more confidence in commercial cir
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THE P.EREIRE.

PARIS, January 27.-No frst-class passen-
gers were injur ed by the accident to the steam.
ship Pereire. MIR. Gallagher, a Catholic priest,
MIR. Foulguier, Frenchman, Mr.. Falconberg,
second-class passengers, and three Of the crew
were killed.
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EUROPE.
SPAIN.

MADRID, January 27.-The Governor Of Bur-
gos was assassinated while taking en- inventory
OF the goods OF the Cathedral OF Burgos.
PARIS, January 25.-It is rumored that Sc
vile and Cadiz have proclaimed in favor Of the
Duke Montpensier as King
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Special Notices.

1@CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GOLDEN HORN" are hereby notified that said
vessel has been entered under the Give Days Act"
AL Goods not permitted at the expiration of that
time viii De sent to Customhouse Stores.
RoBT. MURE CO.,
January 28 Aoa,+.
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aJ-EsSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. ON THE
Erroes and abuses incident to Youth and EARLY Man
hood with the humane view OF treatment ana oure.
sent by2mail free Of charge. Address HOWARD
AssOorATIoN. Box r, Pbiladelphia. Pa.
january 40 wv Ss.S l Amos
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a@NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the meeting Of the Legislature application will
be made fcra Charter for the "DEUTsCHER AR.
TILLERIE," Unterstutzungs verein.
December 81 4h
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aS- ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against the Estate of the la to Can
tain JOHN PALMER. of st. Stephens Parish, are re-
quested to present them properly atested and those
indebted to said Estate to Il ike pay ment to me.
s. w. PALMER
Administrator Estate John Palmer.
January 26 tuths6 st. Stephen's g Depot g. c.
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e.. BATcHRr.oR,R HAIR DYE..-1rHIl

4 sy- BATCHELOR'R HAIR DYE.- THIS
splendid Ha,r Dye 10 ths best ia Che worid, the
only srae and perasct DyeS harmless. seiisbis,
instantaneous, no diaapp pointment; no ridicnlonss
snts; renasdiss The III sfects ~ bad dyes, inviso-
rates and leaves sbe hair sof and bsauafu biack or
brown. Sold BY I'll pruGs1sts end Pssfnnsra; ana
properly appiied ct Eatcheior's Wig Tsotofy. No M
Rond- -street. Nsw York. ayr Januaxy
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@bituarp.

PICKENS.-Dted. Mt his residence near Edgeaeld
Courthouse, on the 25th instant after q "A, Serin
illness, FRANCIS w. PICKENS Ex-Governor Of
south Carolina "
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aT RECEIVERS NOTICE. THE UNDER
SIGNED, having been appointed Receiver of the
late firm Of DAWSON & BLAcKMAN, hereby gives
notice that all claims against said Arm must be nre
senfea TO him" and all persons indebted must make
payment 10 JNO. L. HUMPHREYS.
January 13 No 27 Broad. .street
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A1- "IF MEN OR WOMEN COULD BUT
find the fabled fountain which is said to restore
health, and strengsh and beauty, with what eager
ness they would rush to drink Its waters." 1t is
found in the S. T.--18s0-x. The sale Of the PLAN
TATION BITTERs is without precedent in the
history Of the world. They at once the most
speedy. strengthening health-restorer discov-
ered It requires but single trial to understand
this.
MAGNOLIA WATER. superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold athalf the price.
January 20 tuths3
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

The City Election Case-What liz sail by
the Friends or MIR. Fillshury-Tho Bill
itselTThe Abolition OF Capital Punish-
ment-Legislatave Proceedtmgs--The
State Penitentiary. yt
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R% BOTTOMRY WANTED IN THE SUM
Of (seooo) Six thousand Dollars, gold, more or less
on the Spanish brig FIR ANCIsCo DE ALTUNA, her
Masts, Sails, Anchors Apparel and Flu rniture.
Sealed proposals, stating terms, will be received
at the Spanish vice-Consuate, No. 149 Bay-street,
Savannah, Ga, until THURSDAY 2Sth January at 10
O'Clock NJ. when the same will be opened in the pre-.
sence Of those interested.
For further particulars, apply to
CARL EPPING 4 co. :, Constgnees.
January 20 q
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ASSOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COM
PANY AND soUrwEs TERN RAILROAD BANK.
The attention Of the Stockholders of the above In
stitutons is respectfully called to the following reso-
luton, adopted at the annual meeting, February,
13, 1867:
"Resotued, That hereafter new proxies shall be
quired at each annual meeting"
And notice ie hereby given that proxies will not be
available at the next meeting ninth and tenth prox-
MOI unless each signature is stamped with ten
cents Internal Revenue Stamp.
t JOHN Y. STOCK. Committee
l.. O, HENDRICK5,} to verify
A. w. BURNETT, )Proxies.
January al thstu9
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a% COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON. JANUARY 18, 1869. The following
named persons are recognized as ASSISTANT AS
SCISSORS, sIpointe under the act providing for the
Assessment aud Taystioiaf Property, for the Coun.
~ Of Charleston. to wffg q SSs9 dsss
Fsfth niatrsct lvins ansf Of she gss
Cooper River Hnstead Of east of the NoftngaSeUfM
Railroad and the Cooper River as previously pub
liehed), s. D. RUSSELL. and ---. a4
Sixth District, lying west Of the Santee Canal and
Cooper River, E. 8. MIKELL. 81 ELL
Seventh District comprising all of the Parishes Of
st. Andrews and st. Johns Colleton, THOS. A. BAY
NARD. H55s Al. RANsIER, A. g. G..
january 20
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

LAWYERS rEEs-THE CITY ELEoTIoN-A BATCH
OF NEW BILIs-THE CHARLESTON AND sAyAN-
NAH RAILROAD BILL
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M%DUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN. corner King and Radcliffe.
Streets and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment In the city.
November IA y 3noa
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ComPY,s

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'R
THROUGH LlNAa TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RA
DUCED RATESI
~-Ss,,s STEAMERS OF THE ABOvN
MkTAV - line leave Pier No. AZ, North River,
LE3IME15S3V~ foot Of Canalstreet. New York, q
II o'clock noon Of the 1st 9th 16ta
and oath of every month except when these dates
fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding).
Departure of 1st and Oath connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific aud Central American
ports Those of list touch at Manzanillo.
Departure of 9Th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand. .-.,-t
NO aud Japan February 4. 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 20
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each sduh.
Medicine aud attendance free. g
For Passage Tickets or further information appty
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the WhaM
foot OF Canal-street, North River. New York.
March IA 1yr F. r. BABY. Agent.
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On motion Of Ransier, the bill was referred
to the COMMITTEES on the Judiciary and Priyi-
leges and Elections jointly.
Mr.. Dennis introduced the following pream-
BILE and resolution, which were adopted:
Whereas, The Hon. O. f. Winchester, ex-
Lieutenant Governor Of Connecticut Inventor
OF the Winchester rifes), is in the city for o
short time; therefore, bert
Resotued That committee OF three be ap-
pointed to wait upon him, and extend to him
an invitation to occupy seat upon the door OF
this House.
The House then resolved itself into co,amit-
the criminal law which occupied the attention
or that body until the committee arose and the
chairman reported as goIlows:
The committee Of the whole having had un-
der consideration q Senate bill to alter and
amend the criminal law, have adopted reso-
luton that the committee recommend the
adoption Of the bill as reported by the Commit
tee on the Judiciary. The House then ad-
journed.
In tTME SENATE, Mr.. Allen presented the pc.
titlon OF citizens OF Greenville and Spartan
burg for new county to be formed ont OF
parts OF the above Counties. 1.sfszx5ls - s;sl5
that of b. +. Morgan, Of Pickens, for removal
| OF disabilities. tfis %
Mr. Corbin introduced the following, which
were read the frat time and ordered to be
A bill confirming and validating tho Munich
| pal election in the Oity of Charleston.
A bill TO amend the charter OF the Sulphurio
ACID and Superphosphate Company.
ABB, eill i to amend sn act entitled "An act to re-
Mr. Leslie introduced the following preamble
and resolution which by unanimous consent,
was considered ircsnediate!y, and agreed TO-:
whereas. The Hon. Q; y. Winchester, ex-
hbrief visit to the capital OF the State Of South
Carolina: therefore, be 1t aG
) ,Resolved. That committee be appointed TO
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INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLEsI ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE. VIA EDISTO, BEAUk ORR AND HILTON
HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH gy
THE A TEANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
~ mK@sA THE FINE, FAST STEAMED
kaassi1 PILOT BOY. Captain FRNN PECK. will
leave Charleston on MONDAY and 1HURsDAY MORN
INGs at Eight o'clock Returning, will leave savannah
TUESDAY MORNINGS at Eight O'Clock, and FuIDAY
AFTERNOON at Two O'Clock, touching at Edisto on
THuReDAY trip from Charleston, at Eleven A. M,
and leaving Edisto at Nine A. NJ ,6AguRDAYs. re-
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at BlufRtou and Chisolm's,
each way, every two weeks, commencing with trip
Of January 27et., tf
For Freight or Passage appIy to
JOHN FERGUSON,
January IL Accommodation Wharf.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
The Health Board and the Fat Boilers.

Tho Health Board and the Fat Boilers.
We like the emphatic tone, facts, arguments
and conclusions of the report of DR.. Harris, Of
the Health Board, published yesterday, on the
garbage, bone and fat boiling nuisances. Tho
Board at last fatty decides that the nasty, yea,
the disgustingly offensive, establishment at the
foot of West Thirty eighth street "should be
forthwith removed to some place which is at
least one mile distant from streets and much
frequented roads, unless the company can and
will comply with each and every Requirements
in the conditions and terms of the Boards per-
nit" We think so, too, and we think that the
Board should name day beyond which this
offensive establishment aforesaid will not be
permitted to remain in It's present locality.
There must be limit to these indulgences or
the nuisance will not be abated or removed,
although it directly preys upon the health and
property of hundred thousand people. Tho
health of every family and the value of every
house and lot within mile of that fat render-
ing concern are deprecated by its poisonous
odors, and yet tho Board of Health still deals
in indulgences. The nuisance will have to ba
removed, and the sooner the better.
The New York herald., 1869-11-15
new YORK HERALD MONDAY NovEMYER Is TRIPLE SHEET

army and thus dominate the situation. The
election OF Topetc to the vice presidency OF
the Constituent Cortes, If it means anything,
means ihls-that in the National Assembly
there is large Unionist force.
Now that the ecclesiastical estimates did
Guilty has been got over and the Cabinet Minis
ters have become reconciled the election Of
king can no longer be put Sif. Who will be
nominated? The Duke Of Genoa alone? or
the Duke of Montpensier alone? or both?
These are the great questions Of the hour.
On the issue depend the success of tho revo'
luton and the future welfare of Spain.