davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05

THE DIAMOND =
also agents for the celebrated ts'li giia'F ,s4a
ORIENTAL BASE BURNING FURNACES,
for dwellings and public buildings, they only re-
quire attention once in twenty-four hours. and
never mind how much coal is put in by their
peculiar construction they consume only a Ger
tain quantity. Call and see them at the Base
Burning Depot,
BIBB & CO.,
80 & Al Light Street,
f. ..e BALTIMORE, Md.
a=s~ Liberal concessions made to Minister'S
Churches and Schools.
febl2-lyr ts,.- .e .o<
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05
RUPTURE CURED


The bestand most effectnal Truss known for the
cure,alid relief ofilernia or Rupture This Truss
has received the sanction of the most eminent
Physicians and Surgeons Of this-e county who do
not hesitate to recommend it to those afflicted
with Heriia-asl being superior to all others.
1tisithe only Truss that will retain the Bowels
With Iany certainty and the wearer can feel as
suredathat'he is using "a relnedy that will be at
all times safe and effeeua in its operations. OF
this we guarantee entire satisfaction to all who
may come ,lnaeps oanr tFeatlaeat..vsssazzzas~s
LADIES, SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS
for.Corpuleney, falling Of the Womb, and as
support to the Baok and "A bdoninal Muscles
Anrklsts,t Knee Gaps and Stockings for Variccse
Veins Ulcers and Weak Joints. ,,.s4..trss-..4 -.
SHOULDER. BRACES for Ladies, Gents and
Children, for the cure fstooping Of the Should
erseandas a,Chest Expander.a 10 9io9 h1dH3t
PILE INSTRUMENTS, themost superior article
use7TTliigshter easily adjusted and efectual. In
strur1ents for all Physical Deformities --Curya-
tureaof the Spine, Bow Legs, Club Feet, &C. w
Fessaries nniicrutches of the most approved
make. ,;,y4qf;t ad tiJiav af..5 .Ir'ifi ~
-r,{ei, fen. ..;gt.,s. .,t S. MARSH & Co..
o. 3 Holiday street;
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05
FO UTZ, s .REEX RE-

n ~ GiE' ~ 3 aRa 4 n XsU K E.
TAeBest Liniment. for Naa and Beast Nosg in Use.
This is safe and reliab Remedy for the cure OF
rheumatism, Painful Nervous Affections, Spraias
Burns Swellings, and all Diseases requiring an
ternal application on Man..
On Horses it will never fail to cure Poll Evil,
Fistula, Old Running Sores or Sweeney if proper
ly applied For Sprains, Bruises, Scratches, era
led Hoofs, Chafes Saddle or Collar Calls, Cuts OF
Wounds, it is an Infalible Remedy. Try it, Ind he
convinced of its efficacy.
Is III II u MI TISM.
Persons afflicted with this Disease, nc nattertrr
how long standing can be promptly and efectualS
cured by using this Mixture. There is nothing is
the world SO sure and so good TO take away bad
Corns and Frost Bites as this Preparation. TRY
end satisfy yourselves.
Price So and rs cents Bottle.
Prepared by DAVID L. FOUTZ, at his Whole
sale Drug and Medicine Depot, No. I16 Franklin
ST., Baltimore Md. For sale at
p. II. TROUT'S Drug Store.
August IS, 1s67.-1y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05
LT,L.WORE COOK.

Having just completed the above Cooking Stove,
we present it as the VERY BEST in the market.-.
The list of Improvements, justified by experience,
is too long to enYmerate here Wefal J, warrant
it, and at the same time promise TO sell u az a
Lower Price than any first class stove in the
market. ALI THAT ARE GENUINE HAVE OUR NAME
ON THE SIDES. ~ 80 H:'" ~ - ,,''
We also offer the MINER, a new six holed step
stove with large oven, particularly adapted to
Farmers use. b it -!la q iiot rtt y. " as,
The celebrated CARPENTER RANGE and equally
celebrated VfcToR FURNACE always ON hand.
.saNf ts3s' 'DORGAN & Co.,
Z IS. e. Cor. Tight and lombard Sts,
al .L8'1aii,it' BALTIMORE, MD.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-05
DAVID f FOUTZ
Sole Proprietor

y SOuSAh sdPs
For Coughs, Colds, Group Whooping C0ugh. as
TINA, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain an"
Readiness Of tho BTeast D.NcuHy q BreGthing,
&C., Sc.
TTNHlS Syrup is purely VEGETABLE CoMPorND
il 1t is pleasant to take, aad never does injury
but owing to its purifying qualities ust do good
under any circumstances. Its effect : t~uly won
notwithstanding, calming, and allayinb the most
violent Coughs: Purifying, Strengthening Il nd In
yigorating the whole system calming and sooth-
ing the nerves; aiding and facilitating Expectora-
ton, and healing the Diseased Lungs, thus striking
at the root Of Disease, and driving it from the Sy
TEN.
Nochid need die of Group, if this Syrup is prop
erly used and used in time. Mothers having croupy
childrenshould watch the first show of he Disease
and always keep this Remedy at hand. % %; H..
For Coughs and Measles, this Syrup is most
cellent! Experience has proven that tits equa 1.'
by no other Preparation. Gr. ,..-,- &c.,. 81 n.
Price so cents per Bottle.
Prepared by DAVID e. FOIIz. AT ans Who're.
sale Drug and Medicine Depot, No. 1l1 Franklin
St, Baltimore Md. For sale at
-.ts-i 10. BORT p. H. TROUT'S Drug Store
Moi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03
NEW- YORK.
TROUBLES OF A TOWING COMPANY.

n
ALBANY, Sept. 2.-Applcation has been made
TO Judge Hogeboom for dissolution of the s'Nayler
Towing Company and the appointment of receiver, by
Samuel Robinson. The allegations in the complaint are
that the funds msappr0priated by means Of fraud
uent contracts for coal repairs, and the ruTobAse OF
steamers and material In general that during the eleven
years prior to death Of Mr. Thomas Schuyler the
soeKnoders received dividends amounting in the aggre
gate. ssoi,eOO and that since Mr. Samuel schuyler
came into possession there have been no oVlenus az
all The c0unerafdavits deny the allegations Of fraud
majority Of the holders the stock and all the drec
tors sustain the OF Mr. schuyler Inc STOCK OF
the Company consists OF OcC shares OF par value OF
full 100000 or the stock 70 share are actively enlisted
on behalf Of Mr.. Schuyler Judge Hoge1oom reserved
his decision.
EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION AT HUDSON.
HUDSON, Sept 2.-The cOlored people held
An emancipation celebration here today, and delegates
were present from many OF the river towns, including
military company from Newburgh and drum corps
from Poughkeepsie. Addresses were made In washing
tom. square by the Revs. Vim. Rich and VIM. H. Decker
Of Troy and the Rev Jacob Thomas of Tarrytown The
gathering was not large and the anar passed on IN
New-York addressed meeting at the CITY Hall
RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR CHATHAM.
HUDSON, Sept. 2.-This morning as the train
from Boston was near tho station at Chatham it ran Of
the track at the switch the lock Of which had been
broken. The conductor and fireman were injured, the
engine was badly damaged and tire track was torn up
for some distance No lives were lost.
THE NEW SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
AUBURN, N. Y, Sept. AT meeting OF
the new Board Of Directors Of the Southern Central Rail-
road held to-day the following officers were chosen
President j. Ii. Chedell; Vce-Presidept, j. j. Taylor
Treasurer and Secretary, William II. Seward Jr
A RAILROAD BRAKEMAN KILLED.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept "A brakeman
named Charles Wilson, the Northern Central Railroad,
was killed at Cold Point Station yesterday, by falling
from a car, the wheels passing over him.
TWO PERSONS sUFFoCATED BY COAL CAS-
ROCHESTER, Sept. 2.-An old gentleman,
named Hatch, and his niece were sufocated yesterday
in their house at Batavia, n. " by coal gas escaping
from q stove,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03

tim has been freouently asked, When will
America begin to compete Tor inns ValapS
enterprise American steamers might vet snare III
the traffic of the rich countries OF Chill boN IVA
Peru, Ecuador, and New-Granada lCOlumDla. Inns iS
is becoming each day more and more q posIIiEe
necessity and the Administration would do wen W
protect American commerce aud interests III these
waters. ., a n,oobi
merry have been received from France for the
Government factory. at Linaehe. ne COZ, col
tract for the erection of the contemplated new pak
buildings at Valparaiso has been awarded to j. A.
Meakn at $50, 400. Das Ydteridnd new uer Tti
paper is shortly to be published IN Valparaiso. MS
will be the first journal published III thaG language
on the Pacific coast of South America Inc annual
races will take place at the Placa on tne E1tn VI
September next: The contractors ior me Un, ,d
In the Senate at the capital on the 10th ult the
Electoral Reform bill advanced several stages.
The new bOspital at Chillau was opened on the Sun
nit The silver mines of Aqueros are still nOuIlshng'
The copper mines of Higuera are partially stopped
The Indians on the frontier are uneasy ana many
isolated acts of treachery and hostility are reported
The majority of the tribes make pretense OF Sung
for peace but no great reliance Is placed on thelr
professions Frequent slight shocks OF earthquake
chitis and fevers were prevalent. The English
Episcopal Church at Valparaiso was consecrated by
the Bishop of Honolulu on the lst OF august ST. mne
net revenue of the Santiago and Valparaiso Railway
for the month of June was $29,445 ~ Az
Santiago the Council resolved to present
bill authorizing the President to raise arse
q loan of s. 100000 account OF the
Chillau and Talcahuano Railway. strong shock
of earthquake was felt at Copiapo on the 10Th OF
July, causing much CONSERVATION. Two conVen-
tons between Chill and the Argentine, Republic
have been approved. One is a Postal Convention
and the other stipuaes for the extraditon OF crlm
Diocesan Bishops of the Republic will attend the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ECumencal Council to be held
at Rome and the Senate has been compelled 10 vote
expenses Gen. Caldwell arrived per last steamer 10
take charge of the u. 5. Consulate here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03
GENERAL TELEGRAPHrc NEWS.

Adam Van Allen has been rcanpointed
Cashier OF tho First National Is OF Albani
The Farmers and Merchants Insurance
Company OF quincy H., has failed W moir hsb':;''es
than assets.
Edward Clark, one OF tho trustees of the
Iron Moders Association OF Albany has been arrested
on charge enOezzng tho funds OF the Associauohs
49,. The Hon. J. Eussel Bullock. Judge 90
the United States District Court IN Rhode is.d hss ie
signed, because Of Ill health.
go. Walter s. Mowry, so. OF SCOT v,
M0wry Of Providence, was drowned ~ faSn"us bahe !"
Griswod, yesterday afternoon.
Patrick Dennis of Rondod., deck hand
on the steamer James W. Baldwin, was drowned az
Poughkeepsie on Wednesday. Ills remains were i"un1
and sent 10 Rondout.
see. The sixth annual meeting OF the Central
Conference OF the German Methodist Epseopsl Church
convened In Newport, KY yesterday BISHOP Anes pro-
sided This Conference embraces Wcss Virgins, hiche
gan Ohio Kentucky, and Indiana.
.... A part of tho Texas delegation to the
Grand Lodge Of the United Sta Independent Order 81
Odd Felows arrived at Nashville, Tenn on Thursday.
remainder will be there in day two. and all via
leave Monday, accompanied by the Grand Sire foa
San Francisco. A delegation from South Carolina viii
arrive Saturday. 4
1.-THE Board of Public Works OF Chicago
has decided prepare the way for another nnc undet
the lake. 10 be 60 feet beneath the surface running under
the Main and South branches OF the river and under the
whole city from the Water Works the North side Ia
about Twenty secondst on the West Side. The wort
will occupy three years TO complete It, and cost about
million Of dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03
ECUADOR.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION-yoLCANIC ERUPTION.
GUAYAQUII, Aug. l0.-The gas works had been
stopped, but another company was likely to be
formed TO carry on the works. The works Of the
Peruvian Petroleum Company near Tumbez were
stopped owing to some Misunderstanding between
the prOprietors of the land upon which the refinery
is located and the agents of the Company. 1t was
hoped, however, that the difficulty would soon be
adjusted. This Company is remarkable as being the
first and only petroleum company on the shores OF
the Pacific. DR.. Gabriel Garcia Moreno has been
elected President of this Republic. On August
the inhabitants of Guayaquil observed upon house
tops paTapets, and pavements thin and almost I'M
perceptible coating of dust or ashes, somewhat re-
sembling gray slate. 1t was observed 70 increase
from hour to hour. Tho volcano of ChimborazO,
some so miles distant in direct line, rendered
invisible by it, a most unusual and significant cir
cumstance. The mail from Quito revealed the cause
The long extinct volcano Of Pichincha had broken
out with almost unexampled fury emitting ashes,
flames and immense volumes of smoke. The accom-
panying Tumbing sounds were appalling, but no
earthquake has occurred up to the date Of writing
little vessel arrived on the 18th inst, bringing
rumors that an outbreak had occurred in Guayaqui,
and that the COmmander-in-C Chief, Garcia Moreno
had shot large number of his political enemies, and
forced many others TO flee from the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03
FRANCE.

ANOTHER SPEECH BY PRINCE NAPOLEON-Hls
VIEWS DECIDEDLY LIBERAL-THE MINISTRY
TAKE ISSUE WITH HIM-FOUR ARTICLES OF
THE sENATUs CONSULTUM ADOPTED-RE-
FORM ESTIMATES.
IPARIs Thursday, Sept p 1869.
In the Senate. yesterday, Prince Napoleon made
another speech wherein he gave utterance TO very
liberal views calling for additional reforms, incud-
ing more complete responsibility of the Ministry.
The Minister of the Interior, in reply protested
against the ideas presented by the Prince, adding,
significantly that those ideas would never govern
the Council so long as the present Minister should re-
tain the confidence of the Emperor. The discussion
was continued in the Senate to-day. NJ de Segur
termed the speech of Prince Napoleon scan
dalous. NJ. Devienne denied that the Senate
Commission disapprOved of the SendtuS COnsattun,
and said they only disapproved of such Senatus
Coasaltum as the Prince Napoleon desired to have.
After further debate four articles Of the Senatus Con-
suItum were adopted.
NJ. Magne is preparing financial reforms which 1t
is estimated will produce surplusOf CO. O0francs.
of this sum 100000 will be applied to the increase
of the smaller salaries of Government employees 90
100000 to the reduction Of the octro duties Of Paris
and 2O,OOO,OO to reduction of the land tax.
The Empress has left ChambeTy, and will arrive IL
Paris tomorrow.
The Journal Ofciel announces that Rear Admiral
Lefebvre has been appointed to the command of the
naval division Of the Antilles and North America.
The Pyes8e asserts that Prince Napoleon had con-
ference yesterday morning with the Emperor, at
which the latter expressed approval of the liberal
ideas of the Prince
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03
HAYTI.

THE REyOIUTIONIsTS TAKING UNFAIR ADVANT-
AGE OF THE BLOCKADE-sElZuRE AND
CONFIsCATIoN OF DUTCH VESSEL AND
CARGO-oNE OF SALNAyES STEAMERS All
JACMEL.
ACMEL, July 1.-THE Committee OF Pubic
Safety OF Jacmel have just decided case with when IL
important that those trading with this part OF ayt
should be made acquainted Some time ago. the reVsiu-
tlonary authorities at Banet seized the Dutch vessel
Margaretta port the ground that knowing inc
port open to foreign commerce, enc nau never
theless, entered IT, discharged her cargo ana taken
in 800 bags OF coffee, thereby violating Afucle OF
the law regulating the Customs. The captain OF inc
vessel protested against the seizure, and the case was
taken before the Correctional Tribunal when, afer
hearing dccreed the cOnscaton Of the vessel ana her
cargo He then appealed 10 the Committee OF fuhlc
Safety but they have confirmed the Judgment OF the
Tribunal and ordered that the vessel and the eoneo be
sold according to the terms of tho Judgment 1t seems
then that taking OF the OF block
ade by President Salnave the revolutlonss are pre-
pared when suits their purposes TO seize vessels en-
tering the ports held by them, and to connscate such
vessels and their cargoes. ,, .
on the Sd inst q steamer appeared on thls port
and fired blank shot, which was responded 10 Dy sot
from the Grand Fort The steamer then moved beyond
the range the at the fort and holsted the
Haytan flag, upon which she recognized as one OF
Sanave's vesses Preparations were immediately maze
to repel anticipated attack, but after passing Slowly
along the outer limits OF the harbOr, the steamer leIt
going in easteTly direction. - .,.,-.,
The export tax has bee nrased IN the seuth
to 200 gourdes national money! per tun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03
TIE NEW DOMINION.

STRIKE OF THE SHIP LABORERs AT QUEBEC-
ACTS OF VIOLENCE-ACTIyITY IN TIE LUM-
BER TRADE.
QUEBEC, Canada, Sept 2.-The Ship Laborers'
strike continues. Not vessel In port is being worked
upon and the lower portion OF the town the aspect
Sunday Yesterday the rioters attacked nonensive
young man Peters.st, and almost beat him 20 death
before he rescued Tho city and water police
Montreal paraded the town, but failed 10 make any ar
In the afternoon the laOrers 10 mass
at the foot OF Mountain Hill, and disturbance
appeared imminent The troops were again called out
but tho rioters finally dispersed In small bodies
OTTAWA, Canada, Sept. 2.-There is great ac-
tivlty IN the sawed lumber trade in this city About
10000 900 feet piled At the mills here In addition
TO this about 100000 feet have been shipped from
ottawa 70 the States this season. commencing In May and
ending on the 3lst Of August.
PRINCE ARTHUR TOOK A CARRIAGE AND RODE
SOME DISTANCE.
HALIFAX, n. S., Sept 2.-Prince Arthur, with
Col Elphnstone and Lieut. Pickard, left Richmond by
special train at 81 o'clock salutes fired at several
stations along the route The party reached HOpewe
at TO- TO- where address presented to tho Prince
who made q verbal reply. The Prince thon took q car.
rage and rode distance Cons terable enthusiasm
was manifested The Prince will embark In the gunbOat
Dart at PictOu, for ShcdiaC, on Monday. The city,
through Mayor TObin presented farewell address to
Admiral Rodney Mundy this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03

people Of the United states Now the sympathies Of all
Americans are with the Cn6ans Win gfsa bs enor
nous pressure exercised to force II to accord @ @
sisted up to the present. precisely because has cal
eulated that Spn encouraged by the proofs OF Impair
Se protect BOTH and
interests III nothing Is seen IN this at Madrid they may
6sps sooner the washington Cabinet will be- forced to
accord bellgerent rights to the Cubans; ana tnen
tain the island under the domination Of
SPAIN All the question resolves itself into
surrecon will be at end In 90 days, as the official jour-
mails OF at the instance Of Gen. Rodasi
II not il would Be better make immediate
ment which will the honor Of Spain and her
in Cuba the same time tha IL would stop the euusOn
of blood'in the Antilles"
Referring the arrival in Paris OF three OF the most
conspicuous men in American politics and diplomacy
Gen. Banks, Senators Ramsey and Fenton-the sNli'e
journal says OF Gen. Banks that he Will remain probs
bly, four TO five weeks in Paris where hs presence and
diplomatic ability may not be without value IN setting
the Cuban question"
THE CUBAN NEGOTIATIONS.
The Paris France of Aug. 20 has an art.1.e
on the Independence Of Cuba Il considers that that
island is irretrieyaby lost by Spain AT Madrid
last attempt spoken Of as likely to be made py the
the healthy season IN, IL is alleged that spanish
army 10000 will be sent out TO oppose the lnSr
gents A vain pr0jectl The France says:
at is known that the American Government mas m
etruced It's representative. Gen. slckes, 70 prO
ceed to Madrid. We are however. we believe lIstlhe1
asserting that the object of his diplomatic mission
not negotiate purchase OF Cuba by the United states
The object OF the mission to offer to mediate between
the mother country and the colony The plan 70 DC pro
posed will embrace the hand the remuneration by
Spain of her sovereignty over the island and on the
other, provide for payment BY the CuDans OF sue. =
SH OF as % Rqh 70
will be parties the contract to the extent Of guarantee
ing the faithful fuldmen Of the proposed reciprocal en-
gagements However painful 1t may be for the Spansa
Government to accept this suggested solution OF the ai
Guilty hold that no other is possible IN the crcum
and that IL is the only plan by which spain can
save some fragments OF the wreck The value aud the
duration OF Cuban independence under the protection q
America is quite another question The desire to absorb
and greed OF territory which characteristics the United
States admit. qualities them very badly TO perform
the part OF PatOnG prOtectorate In fact 10 very
probable that behind tho compromise which they are
trying TO bring about there lies an intended secolu
edition Of the history Of Texas"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03

propertv Of a company under the registered title
of "T6e Isthmus of Panama Publishing Com
pany" The name has been changed to me e. fanam mama
Mail Rice is becoming scarce there anu some 10
abundant. The price Of rice at present is 10 to Is
cents but it will 20 down to 20 OF % cents as soon as
the present stock gives out.
Congress resumed the ordinary sessions on the 2yth
of July. The Presidents message stating that me
country progresses quietly, and that every eh3tt
would be made to establish the Railroad to the At
lantic coast Gen. Spalding, Chief Engineer OF the
Costa Rica Railroad. with assistants ana a,
arrived at Aspnw from New.fork on tue v,n ms;
for Iimon Bay. The party 26 persons in all, VIII
90 to work at once In Costa Rca running Levels ana
making other preliminary arrangements ior the
opening of the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03
CENTRAL AMERICA.
GUATEMALA.

GUATEMALA.
GUATEMALA, Aug 12.-There is no political news
whatever. The export from Guatemala during the
year 1868 amounted to $2,193,4472 Is.
sALvADoR-PERFECT TRANQUILITY.
SAN SALVADOR, Aug. 9.-Nothing of interest has
transpired. The country remains in state of I'M
disturbed peace and prosperity The feast DAYS COM
menced on the 9th of July, and were celebrated
with unusual enthusiasm. The Government has de-
livered vote approving of the Scientific Committee
appointed to examine the effect OF the last eruption
of the Halco volcano.
MISREPRESENTATION OPERATIONS.
PANAMA, Aug. 9-The new railroad is being pro-
ceeded with very energetcally. The Government is
taking the part OF Nicaragua against the Revolu-
tiOnists, and President Medua has called for 1000
men to assist the neighboring State if necessary.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MOVEMENTS.
PANAMA, Aug. g. The revolution appears to be
gaining ground. Two engagements had taken place
between the rebel forces and the Government troops
one at ChocoyO, and the other at Core Yrutos Tho
rebels won, but at great sacrifice. Don Seferino
Gonzales the rebel chief seriously wounded and
lies at Leon in precarious state An unsuccessful
attempt was made TO come 10 an understanding be-
tween the Government and rebels; the latter stipu-
lated for the resignation of the President sine
qua non. Honduras has guaranteed its aid in qucll-
lng the rebellion. Guatemala supports the reyolu-
tionists.
UNITED STATES OF CGLUMBM-THR PREsIDEN-
TIAL ELECTIoN-THE FETE NAPOLEON
UNITED STATES sLooP JAMESTOWN.
PANAMA Aug 2-The election for the President
OF the EepuDliC btlu unuoClueu Inc OF
both S&lgar and Mosqnera confidently anticipate an
overwhelming majority Five States will probably
30 for Mosanera, who is most popular this will give
him the majority Where tho military power is par
amount the vote will be cOerced in favor of Salgar.
1t is probable that whatever be the result, the
country will be plunged into civil war.
On Sunday the 18th inst. Panama celebrated tho
centenary of fde birth of Napoleon the First. The
18th of August will also be memorable in annals
for the opening OF the first Bank in Panama,
under the title of Bdnoo de Panama, by the
auspices of Messrs PIanas. Kelly. and Arrange
The Panaua Mercantile CIYOpicie has become the .