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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

The London Times believes
that Secretary Ssward himself
obstructs the settIement Of the
Alabama claims; but that the
question will be finally'and am!
icably adjusted under the in.
coming administration Of Pres
,ident Grant. Reverdy John
son 10 not likely to be removed
by. the new administration, but
will be permitted TO remain
and complete the work already
begun. If Mr.. Seward seeks
to delay the settlement of this
important question be should
be humOred., .hpt the basis oi
the protocOl already agreed
upon by Lord Stanley and MIR.
Johnson must remain fixed,
and viii sooner or later con.
mand the consent Of both
countries.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14


New ALBANY Is becoming
notorious for sensations. The
latest was produced by the kid
mapping Of Fred. Burkley, a far
mer, who relates that as he
was walking along the street,
in the evening, shortly after
dark, he was set upon by two
men, who threw a blanket over
his head, tied him head and
foot, and chuoked him into a
wagon. After driving rapidly
for several hours, his captors
brought up at q windowless
house, on an obscure road.
were he was robbed of Ss5. He
was kept prisoner there for
several days, when he was
bound and mufied as before,
and driven to within a few
miles Of New Albany, where
he was released ardleft to shift
for himself. - p a9a
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DIR. p BU RTON,S
Tobacco G AntfdOte.

yIYARRANTED 10 remove oil ae>Jrs for to-
w barco. Il purihe- and tnr'chAs the blood,
inyisoratss fhe System. possesses great nour
ishing and Strengthening power IL 40 excel
lent appetiser, enables tbe ctr MAJ b 10 digest
the heartiest food. makes sleep refreshing,
chswers for sixty years cured. Prirs. ffty
'.snts post free. treatise on the injarIous
sfs .ts 81 t1becco. with M.ts ~ references.
testimonials, 90 sent free. Agents wanted.
Address DR.. T. p ABBOTT, Jersey. Cit5. n. J.
eol3 by az 5r7ggis,s. eiRnoT i9lses.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

A CLEVELAND Judge has dc.
cided that notes given for debts
incurred at 'draw poker are
void, and can not be collected.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

TaE Executive Committee Of
the Ohio Teachers Asssocia.
ton decided that the next
meeting of the Association.
should be held at Cleveland
July 9Th, 7th, Sth and 9th, 1869.
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The Times publishes an able
letter Grom Mr.. Dilde, son OF
an eminent journalist, de.
nouncing the acts of violence
recently committed by the
British authorities at Yangt-
chow. Mr.. Dilde thinks a repe.
tion of such acts would be
more dangerous to peace be-
tween Great Britain and the
United States than the Ala.
bama question. A. 'i
The Times in its comments
agrees with the writer, and
pronounces the outrage a vio-
lation of the treaties in exist.
ence, and justly offensive 10
the Chinese Government
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

A STATEMENT is made that
Grant has received a letter, ad
vising him as a peace measure,
0 appoint JEFF. Davis as his
Secretary of War.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

Bad . friend to Gen. Grant,
recently, '"General, j see tho
Democratic papers arg pIaim-
ing you as their Presidsnt."-
"Ahr' said Grant, ~ never
900 them now nor read them,
The isrs Democratic paper ]
saw bad an editorial d1eoup,
eng ne % . dyunkard."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

The National Life Insurance
Company OF the United states
Of America.
An insurance company, au-
thorised to transact business
in any part Of the Union, was
chartered by special act Of
Congress. in july last, and has
begun active %qrkip this and
other States. The new Com,
pany has some especially no
ticeable features and facts
to commend 1t TO popular. at.
tention. One Of these is its
paid.up capital Of one million
dollare, which provides amply
for all liabilities that may
arise. .The list Of managers Of
the Company includes o. z.
Clark, as President, Jay Cooke.
Chairman Of Finance Com
mitto, and others whose names
are too high in national renown
as upright and successful bust
ness men, to risk their reputa.
tiopS in any doubtful enter
prise. But, aside from these
prominent facts, arc several
novel methods Of insurance,
frst introduced by this Com
pany, which have shown them.
selves to be very popular
Under the %lncome- Producing"
plan, a young man may pro-
vide for q yearly income after
q term OF years, which may
support him or bis lamily in
comfort, however be may have
failed in his business anticipa.
tions. Another plan provides
that by the payment Of d
slightly increased yearly pre-.
MUM, the +.Company will re.
pay to the heirs of the insured
all the money which has been
paid in premiums, in addition
10 the amount Tor which he
was insured, thus giving the
insurance tor no more than the
interest upon the premiums
By this plan, if a person in.
sures for $4,000, and has paid
e2,500 in premiums, his heirs
will obtain $l2,5O at his death.
Another special feature Of the
National Life is that it insures
females at the sap,e rate as
males. BY its charter, it's poll.
cies are all .forfeitable, and
are also exempt from attach
ment, although they may be
negotiated like other property.
These and other Specialjties of
the new Company Will be ex.
planned at length by the Com.
pany's agents who are adver
tised elsewhere in this paper.
We see every reason to antiei-
pale an immense business for
the new Company, starting
under such extremely favora
BILE auspices. ..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

Tat @retrenching" body 1ofopr-
State, the Ohio Legislature,
convened on the 5th, to ROMAN
in session as long 1t will psy
them 70 10 so.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

The mortality of San Fran.
cisco tor the month of Decem-
ber was sol, Of which 14S were
smallpox.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

A DECEASED millionaire, in a
Western city. has inscribed on
his tombstone, "He always
paid cash." -.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
from an Old Iuhabitant

! Advice from an Old Iuhabitant
Pay your debts, so that 9th.
-ers can pay theirs.
Avoid scandal, for this is a
pest to any community.
Keep your children in at
night, for the evening air is
bad for them. "a III El
Feed your mind as we'll as
your body, for that, you know.
must 60 into scales at last 8 lt
Empty your liquor bottles,
for you have already "torked
over altogether enough j for
them. 91 2di slj-s1,
Do not steal your preaching;
a man was once struck blind
you know, for stealing tire
from heaven. 1o 9iu 3...m97
Send your children constant
Ily TO school, and look in now
and then to sec what they are
doing there. 'l
Visit the sick, the widow and
the fathorless; for this is one
part OF that religien which is
pure and uhdefled.' Hsr-
Pationize your own traders
and mechanics. This is doing
as you would be done by, and
is building up the town you
live In. .. 'u .'E " F'
Keep all neat and clean
about your dwellings; for clean
liness, you know, is the handi.
maid Of health and o distant
cousin of wealth. -'..i o'''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

TIE annual meeting OF
stockholders OF Zaleski Com.
pany took place at tn g com.
pany's Office at Zaleski, Mon
day 4th inst: Asa B. Waters
and Robt. Thompson of Zsles
XII, and Israel r. Waters, OF
Marietta were elected Direc.
tors. iupt r4 8a
Asa B. Waters was elected
President and Managing Di.
rector, and Robt. Thompson
Secretary and accountant q
At the same time the elec,
tion for officers of the Zaleski
Furnace Company came of,
resulting in the election
of Asa B. Waters and Alfred
Roger, of Zaleski, and John
Durand of Cincinnati, as Direc,
tors. Asa B. Waters was
elected President and Finan.
eial Agent, Alfred Royer, Man.
ager and B. q. Allender Secre-
tary and Accountant. hIm
1t will be noticed that the
management will remain as
heretofore, which is sufficient
guarantee for the continued
prosperity of the company.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

Now is the time to subscribe
for the Rec ord. s
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

The editor OF the Democratic
Enquirer wakes wroth because
We suggested for his informa.
tion that John P. Dunkie was
not Treasurer of the United
States, and in erder to cover
his ignorance he pitches into
all of the Republicans in the
county, applying such epithets
as "whelp, big colored pups
and little spotted poodles."
The editor of the Enquirer
should know better than to
talk thus Of his betters; but as
he appears to take peculiar
interest in who was writing for
the Record during our alb
sence, we will inform him that
We prepared the copy before
going away, except the news
and local items, which were pr, {.
pared by a regular attachee Of
the Office. t'.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
CONvALEsCENTS.

Or Persons recovering rom FevsTs OF ssTs
the malignau. forms Of dissA,s. viii had re.
backs Stomach Bittsrs invaluable a. TOMS
and ssmulant fov removing all the prossrAiinE
affects which f'llov diaeass; II fupphss Ne
great want so long felt for . rslisbIs tesls ~
Appstissr. .
For sale ss sisson'S drug store. i
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

VANDERBILT is said TO have
made between S5.Oo0,ooO and
s6,OoO,oOO by bis las. stroke
in the New York Central.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

@MAN wants but little here below
Nor wants that little long."o ~
The few little articles that
are needed can be bought at
Strong's Drug and Book Store,
lower than Of any other house
in Viptop, OF any other conn
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
.sHE yINroN RECORD.
4AURsDAY. JAN. IA. 1852.
Specie Payment

nlteQ Win long arucios upon
finance and various plans are
proposed for returning to spe-
Gle paymsnt In our humble
judgmsntif II more attention was
directed to discovering the
cApse Why the value Of our cur.
1eney As deprecated, and when
found to removing these causes
re would be in q fair way to
resume specie payment at no
distant day, and that in 50 reg
Rlar and natural 9 manner as
DOT to disinfb the trade or Fl.
nance Of the country. No one
doubts the ability ofthe United
States to pay of their entire in
debtsdnesS. If the affairs Of the
government are properly man.
aged. The note of an individ.
nal who had the Indebtedness
and the resources of the United
States would be Al good as the
gold, unless the individual was
wasting his resources. Then
why should not the notes of the
government be as good as gold,
unless the government be
wasting its resourcs&
One great disturbing ele'
ment Of our fnapces has been
the threat of repadiation by a
large portion Of leading Demo.
erAts. TIL 10 has to a great ex.
tent been removed by the re-
suit Of the late elections, and
Il remains for Congress to re-
move the other great cause
TIE wasting Of our RESOURCES.
The administration Of John.
son will long be noted fer its
extravaganza and bold rascal.
i.y; but happily 1t is drawing
near its close, and if Congsess
will resolutely turn its back
upon the host Of lobbyists who
are trying to get their plunder.
Ing bill through. may we not
hope that under an economical
administration, such as it is be.
lleved Grant will inaugurate,
that the notes of government
will reach par---and specie pay.
ment be resumed in its natural
course without attempting to
force it by unnatural lawsi
--Sp
Indiana Editorial Convention.
During our recent visit to
Indianapolis we had the pleas.
nTe CT attending a convention
Of the editors and publishers
Of Indiana, held on the 9th and
9th inst. We found them a
clever, whole.souied body of
men with so many Of the pc.
cgliarities of the craft in our
own neigborhoood that we
readily made ourselves at
home. The business transact.
Cd was of more than ordinary
importance, and we have no
doubt will be Of great benefit
to the press Of that State. We
noticed the same disposition to
push things that Gharacterizes
the proceedings of the Ohio
Valley Editorial Unien, and
here--as at lome-instead oil
the usual windy resolutions
Of thanks, the Secretary was
requested to 'just fix that mp
80 making up the proceedings'
The banquet given by the
Journal was a splendid affair ,
For the information of Bros
Smith and Wilson we will say
shat we observed that the mar
ried men were disposed TO twit
their more fortunate bachelor /
nefghbors.
In the way Of enterprise, we
think from what We heard, that
our Hoosier brethren are fully
up to the rest of the world
For instance, it was related of
Mr. Harding. Of the Indianapo.
lis Evening Mirror that he in
structed one Of his reporters,
who was going TO Anderson to
report the hanging Of a man,
to bribe the fellow, by giving
bin q half dollar, to wiggle
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EwTo the WORKING Glass.

T AM now prepared 10 furnish constant EN-
lplnyment 10 Ill rltsseS at their homes, for
their spare moments. Business new, Highland
prohtal le- Fiffy cents IN Ave dollars per even
ing IL easily earned, and the boys and giils
earn neal, a. much aa men. Great iuduce-
ments are otiefrd1F'Al Who sea This No ire
please send me their a,ldl ess AMI test the bus.
mess for themselves. II nat we'll SATISFIED, Z
will send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing
NE. Full particulars sent free. Sample sent
l,y mail for ten cents.
Address, z. G. ALLEN,
4Wllnlt Augusta Maine.
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New Advertisements.
Money Easily Made.

WITH our complete Stencil and Key
w Check ort6t Small capital r. qnired.
Circulars Tree. STAFFORD MANF6 CO.,
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MELANCMOLY..

10 one Of the many disorders. 81 shs sss,sss
system, Srsing from low state Of eonshtsy.
tional health or severe pFossration aAss
long consinusd sickness, and requires inusss
Aung remedies like Robachs Stomach Bls,ssS
'sTsssors the usrves to their aa.usal 'siialitf.
GEO. w. SISS0N, Agent,
MACARTHUR, OHIO. 80
NOV % sw
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
THEDAILY GAZETTE

Ass Newspaper The Daily Gasette 10 not
surpassed BY any publication in the
Uniiei states. Il covers the entire field
of News, Literature, Commerce, Manuf.ct.
urea, Agriculture, and .Amuspmep,s and
il occupies IL fully. Matter coming un
der these heads, not found in the Gazette,
will not be worth readiDg. In its Ediio-
rial department, the Gazette has oil the
excellence that variety Of 6rst.olss-
lalsnt can imrart 10 il. In principle, We
need Lsrdly say that il 10 Republican.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

an extra copy viii be sent 10 the Re'iPr
mp Of II cub Of 10, and an additional
copy for every twenty subscribers there.
sfier. For clubs Of 80 the Semi Weekly
will be sent instead Of extra weekliss, il
preferred, and for clubs OF 100 the Daily
will he sent. " preferred, TO the extra
weeklieS. A-copy OF the Annual Regis
ter will be sent as present 70 each
subscriber to the Weekly.
THE sEMi.wEEKLY GAZETTE.
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Evidsy Of each week. Il 10 the came size
of the Daily ami Weekly, containing
Ihiriy-six full columns Of reading matter.
Most Of the reading matter prepafed foi
the Daily and Weekly will be printed in
this edditisn. Persons who desire q pa
per ofiensr than once . week, but do not
need daily, will End tbs the cheapest
and best paper published anywhere.
TERMs OF THE SEMI v EIKLY GAZETTE:
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Two to Ave copies, each 3 so
Five 10 ten copies,each , 90
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ter up Of each club OF ten and upward -
A copy OF the annual Register" will be
sent 10 each subscriber. rEs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-02
EDITORIAL rARAaRAPus. ErO

Let us have peas (green ones.)
Potato tops we're fros.-Dipped Sunday night.
Italy has 10 $50 regular soldiers.
A jetblsck negro practices law in Nashville.
L. II. Hitchcock, OF Galveston, is dead.
Velocipedes are made in Middletown for $40.
The mercury fell to 96 degrees below zero 81
Concord, N. H., yesterday.
Rev. Henry Giles has been compelled By poverty
to sell his library At auction, in Boston.
Hon. A. Fl. Stephens is fast recovering from his
recent injury.
The Reed Impeachment farce cost the State Of
Florida s23 600.
Dom Piatt thinks Joe Holt great man, aud
wants him to be made secretary Of State.
Thanks to the officers of the steamers Mary,
Mstagords, Louise and Josephine.
Grssshoppers have already made their appear
ance at Waco, Texas.
British N. P. has .250,OO0 laid on his horse for
the next Derby.
Philip II, Of Spain, first suggested cutting
canal across the Isthmus of Darien in 1928.
Beecher says he feels a - sight better than
be cid a week ago.-[Exchange.
Weston was out Of money in Baltimore, butful
of pluck. His trip mad already cost him $4,000.
Our Mullins gushing oratOry is now called Mol.
lins' talk.
Judy queries whether there ia any difference
between an orchestra stall and a "band" box.
The Texas Yindieaicr. i. is said. is the on'y
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-02
UEsDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1862.


LONDON, March 1-NoOn.-Consols 80. Bonds
quiet and steady at S2..
LIVERPOOL, March Noon. Cotton quiet
Midcling upands UId.; middng Orleans llt l.
Sales 10 900 bales. Corn, new, 30s. Other mar
kets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March ernoon.-Cotto easier
but not lower. Pork frmsr. 97s. Cd.
HAVANA, Feb. 2.-SuQsr closed fiat and declin.
ing. NUM- ers 10 to II. 940l0} reals. Lard
buoyant, 2l3@26. Flour active at sll@l2. Ba.
con advancing clear sides zoe. Hams, salted,
2lc.; sugar cured 23c. Freights advancing. To
Southern ports, hhds. So, boxes 50 Is. Molssses
Northern ports IS 90. Southern ports 81 70.
HAvRB, arch Cotton easier. Tres, ordi-
naire on The spot lao.
LONDON, March 1.-Eveniug. 90.
Bonds SIT. Sugar frmer. Ahost 29s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL. March l.-Evenug.-Cotton dull.
MiddDg upands, liz I; middling Orleans, l2t
Sales. 5000 bales. Corn, old, 3ls. 3d. New 30s. Cd.
HAvRE, March l.-COtson closed quiet and un-
changed.
MEnrH1s. March 1.-Cotton dull midciug up
lands nominally Csc. Receipts since Saturday
l727 bales. Exports 1902 bales.
NEW YORK, March l.-Evening.-520s of 1852,
III; of 1854. ll34 Of 1865, ll5; do, new ll23 !;
of 1867, llz5; of 1868, ll23. l0-4Os, ex.coupons,
1861
NEw YORK, March l-Evening.-Money yery
easy at 56l7. Just before the close, however the
demand suddenly became active, and rates ad.
vaDced to Z. Prime discounts 709. Sterling
hrmer, but quiet at 100. Gold fiuctusting closed
at 1919. oNutnern secuIltles nrLn, Win an upward
tendency.
NEW YORK. March l.-Cotton dull and lower !;
mddliDgs 294c.; sales 7o0 bales. Flour dull and
declining; superfne State S. 70@6 25: common
TO fair extra Southern $6 3506 80. Wheat dull
and declining. Corn less active At moons advance
new yellow, Southern, 81 OF. Pork irregular aud
unsettled new mess s3l S73CQD32 go closing at
s3l S74. Lard fairly active; kettle l90l97c
Whisky easier, 95097 Sugar dull; MuscOvado
lS5@l5c. Other groceries unchanged, quist and
dull. Turpentine 54s@55c. Rosin 81 1905.
CINCINNATI, March l.-Fanily flour So 50(17
Corn 64@66c Oats 67@6Se. Whisky 9lc. Bulk
shoulders l22c.; sides l4lc. Pork held at s32.
Observation-Disclosures l44c.; clear rib sides l791.;
clear sides l74c. Lard I9c. Hams ls9t0l94c-
ST. LOUIS, March l.-Superdne -four s. so.
Wheat sl rs. Corn 6s@7Oc. Oats 66G16Sc. Bar
ley 81 2O@3 80. Rye 81 320l IS. Whisky 92c.
Pork $32 50@32 7j. Bulk shoulders &c., clesr
rib sides l64c.; clear sides lie. Bacon shoulders
l4!c; clear RIB sides no.; clear sides l73c. Hams
lsQl9c. Lard lS462l9c.
CHICAGO. March l.-SupeT6ne -four S. 25G16 o.
Wheat 81 zeal %. Corn 5S4GD5S3c. Oats 54i,.
Barley 81 S21l 81. High wines 80. Pork 500
81 25. Laro lS5. Other hog products neglected.
LOUISVILLE, March l.-ssles As hhds Tobacco
at $40ll3. Pork 1872 so Lard l9Gl94c. BlcOn-
Shoulders l43c.. clear rib sides l7Ac. clear sides
lSc. Buk-Shoulders l33c., clear rib sides l64c.,
clear sides lie. Superine fl0ur s. 50G6. Corn
62@63c. Oats 63@65c. Whisky 94c.
MOBILE, March l.-Nothng doing in cotton.
Receipts 1857 bales. Exports 70l bales.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-02
RIVER HEWH.

ST. LOUIS, March River declining.
LOUISVILLE. March 1.-Rver falling, with eight
feet Of water in the canal.
VIcKsBuRG, March Passed up: Virginia at
noon and Alice Dean at P. NJ, yesterday Dexter
At A. NJ, to-day; Pauline Carroll at P. NJ;
Belle Lee at P. NJ; P. w. Strader at P. NJ.
Down: Louisville at noon to-day; Pargoud at s
P. ". River rising.
MEMPHIS, March l.-Westher clear aud cold
River stationary. The Arkansas falling slowly.
Arrived: Belle Memphis. Departed: Thomp.
son Dean and Alton, for st. Louis Alaska, for
Cincinnati, and Ajax, Cor New Orleans.
CAIRO, March 1.-PaSsed down: Julia. Up
Mary Alice, Lady Gay, Richmond, Magenta, Mol
lie Ebert aud ". II. Brown.
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FROM HAVANA.

Spanish Clemency- Reported Rele force
ments for She Hsbeis-Passengs srs and FRI
GOners for spain.
HAVANA, Feb. 2s.-several Cubans, who Uur-
rendered in hope of clemency, were taken from
prison at Santiago de Cuba by the military aud
shot.
II is reported that two vessels from Southern
ports effected q landing with supplies and rein.
fOrcements for the Cubsns.
dispatch from San Domingo. goth, says the
offce aud sugar crops are short, bat the tobacco
crop shows an increase.
NEW YORK. March IA Herald special from
Havana, Feb. %, says steamer which sailed to-
day for Cadz took many Spsnisrds as passengers,
and number of prisoners of state.