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Hossestefs Bhtefs.
Plantation Biiiers,
Morning Star Bitters
London Health Restorer,
Sea Weed Tonic.
A complete assortment Of all me fastest
and most popular
Patent Medicines or the day
In Store.
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\ rrTLEwooD's CO... wahiug Crystal
il for sale by STourtrR FicFrsAs,
-epL y. New Windsor.
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster,
CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

" a ~ ~ " - - w AZ - -
TINS undersigned, proprietor Of this Els
adjustment, has on hand, for Spring plant.
ing, 10000 Apple and Peach Trees 1000
Dwarf and Standard Pears; 900 Cherry
Trees. Also lot Of Plums, Apricots, and
Ounces. A good supply Of two and three
old Grape Vines of all the leading varieties
currants, Gooseberries and Blackberries.
STRA wBERRIES.
An extensive stock Of Strawberry plants,
selling at low rates--l have the Agricultural,
Russell, Wilson'S Albany Seeding, and
Fillmore. These will be sold at 5 per hun
dred, So per thousand, or S35 per ten
thousand. can supply any demand, up to
one million plants, having eigh, acres Of
Strawberries now under cultivation, EN-.
bracing twenty Eve varieties, among them
the Jaconda. Golden Seeded, Downing 8
Prolific, Triomphe de Gand, Stewards Seed
ling, &c. l have also Raspberries. Ever.
greens--An extensive stock Of large size,
suitable for Cemeteries.
DECIDIoUS TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &c. Also, a lot ofpcrpetual bloom
ing Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor,
Westminster, Carroll Co., Nd.
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Painless Extraction Of Teeth
(H7THoGT GAS)
mr.. charles BIiIIngsiea,

DE WHIST,
HAvING supplied himself with an Ap.
III paratas for Rrodnciag Local Anesfke-
sia, takes pleasure IN informing the citizens
Of Westnihsterrntl the community at large,
that be is prepared TO use this latest i'm
provement in the extraction Of Teeth. The
advantage possessed by this Apparatus over
all others Is that il gfacts Only the part
operated on.
He has also the most improved style Of
Apparatus for manufacturing pure Gas--ot
course all persons calling on him can choose
the method they prefer.
All operations in Surgical and Mechani-
cal Dentistry performed in the most approx
cd style and at moderate rates.
06iee, adjoiaiag his Fathers Residsnce,
near Farmers & .MecAanics' Bdak,
wEsrsIxsrER, Mn,
where may be found Of all times when not
professionally engaged at the following places:
Unlox Bridgs.--ls "Wednesday Of every
month, --rcmaining until Saturday.
Fep WSadsor. And "Wednesday of every
month, remaining until Saturday.
Uaioafoicn.- ~ yrd "Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening.
Tneyfosew--sd Friday every month RE
manning until the Wednesday following.
apis
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
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. minutes walk Of the Depot, wet H.,
Westminster, Nd. "a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-01-14
John L. Reifsnider


calls your attention to his large and ya,,.a
stock of Goods. 'Anea
latest. " me
attention 10 this part = fee'a
Mourning Goods--A good assortment
Silks--plaia black and colorcd.
Mems Ware-the largest and ebe.n..,
stock ] have ever offered to the nubl;c i's''
domestic Goods-erowded In this linz
Notions and Trimmiags-a nice asso,,,
ment. wit
Carpeting aud Oil Clolh--This dana,
ment has been largely improved. @'
housekeeping Articles that isneaa.a
Oil cloth--linen and paper window sLads.
and fixtures.
Hn,s-Ludies', Misses and Children,
Shoes.
Queepswhre- ware to The su.,,
French China. ''
Groceries, oil, prints and glass,
Hardware aud building material. .bop.l,
direct IRON tho Manufacturers and tbe;,
agents. ~
All the above goods are for sale Al A .,,.u
advance, Call before purchasing aud y,
anime my stock.
JOHN l. RErFsNIDRa.
bavo secured the service Of Mr.. r. H.,
RE, first class Tailor. Goods made no d
order.
Goods delivered to the depot free.
Oct
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-01-14

THE .P0ULTERERS PRIEyDw
o., cziekm Brdsrs tcepy Rigas Ssesssa,)
A certain cure for
GaPes In Chlckens = Turkeys.
win prevent and cure Chicken Cholera
and other Diseases common 70
Poultry, and viii promote
an increase Of Fat.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY
EACH PACKAGE.
~ Price IS cents. -sssg
sHE annexed sre . few Of the certificates
u we have received IN proof Of the great
value and cheney Of The PouIterers Friend:
CARnoLlzox, BAI.zs,soRg Co., Nm.
December 10, 1867.
Aessrs. C7otroytky 4 Ca:
Gentlemen--I have used your '.Poalter.
ers' Friend" upon brood of young chick.
ems that had The Eppes. and am happy TO
say that BY The uso Of b few doses they were
entirely cured II will certainly cure the
gapes when used according 70 directions.
iours, &C, Csc. HARxAs.
Ntssys Ciotroytky e Co.:
Gentlencn---I have sold al the tspoulter.
ers' Friend I received from yoa last Al
gust. The poultrJ in the sursouudinq coun.
try wa dying very ia nth asCholSra.r /
recommended your tsPonilerers' Fnend,r
and il worked like charm. / gave Il a.
directed, md L cured those lint we're then
sick. and ! kase not seen any sy,nptoms of
the disease sincc. Yours, &c,
D. MfscxEx, Cross sad Warner strs.
JEsyxEsox, FnsD'x Co., JAY %, 1851.
Hcssrs c2ofpoyfhy q Ca, Ballimore:
GcutIemen-- The wonderful cures which
have been mnde b. yonr s.poulterers'
Friend cannok faii to interest all who
rnise Poaltry. A gentleman Of this village
has been experimenting on chick<sss with
the gapex He tried your 'poultsrer q
Friendn according 70 ne directions, and Ii
had tia desired effect IL destroying the
worm, e1ectoAlly relieving the chicken At
4 once. Since then r-hase had many calls
f1r i, snd i hes been used extensively with
the same resnIt. nis Of incalculabie value
y - Who raise PoaItry. Respectfully,
A. SrExczn.
CAUTION
Tbs psblsc AZ ezus;saed y aiast sny aim.
~ PssPefstisns only GIotrprshy 4 Co.'S.
- FoF ualshy a. n. .Hrsts, westmin.
~; Harrison Yeaver, Uniontown, and b
~ eennfry merchants. I
snu etersd only By cLoTwORTHY
- tnltimore street,
Y6sE1l discount Showed when par
elensl = 1nExs qnshiifies nIs5-65n
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-01-14

CHEMICALS,
DYE WOODS, !.
Acips, sncks. PArExr hrpscsSEs AND
PrsFrxrEs.

DERSONS desiring anything In the above
j line will End upon examination one q
she most complete stocks Of goods kent ia
apy retail Drug Store in the State. and 10
enable the constant demand TO be met, S
beng increased. The following standard
l.iniments always on hand;
, 1869-05-22
CUBA.

War FolleT Of the InsurKenta-Proc~
aan1nsaon bF EesRcde1-0ur eru-
trniity La~s to be strictly En-
SkK EoRx, May 3s.-Renseeeatassons frpu
C5n&ulat aScIt y ho h2a resided In Cuhp the last
adsantsSe, and he |. Of the opinion tBAi TIC IN
surEents viii eventually succeed. Hls reasons for
50 be4tev.ne an thai the mode Of warfsrc aiop:ed
ty the tnsa1Eeuts-sh83 Of not giving open battlc
III thy Geld, hot b. detachmtnu and hands-x.u
Ertatly eazass the Spanish troops. anA eycntsaIW
The provisions d the brutal proclamation Of
'aims*sda ART being Sarr1ed oat, and With terri
soa,1naJ eoa ,s;,a p eposd s1 ~ Eo@en one child md
4 circular frun President Ccspedca OF Cnoa, SAYS
the union OF the fFee people Of Cuba Is ALREADY "a
DenoS.sttc Federal Republic nss been cs;ah',ssca s
anl the pEuvi viaonal constitution has been ratlEel
The eoun1! has teen d1vEded Into four depart.
and the Western The Offices neccssaIv fas tue
administration uf The government viii n d1letj
.nhout atla. BY gentlemen who tas7te coaa-
The s:deEheel blockade runner S1aFador, which
escaped some time since, Nas 1t Nassau On the
l0ia inst. She has encountered but-4tte liugaron
their. and ffe5 10 fe taxing on Cuban men xrDs
and munitions. under the open eyes Of tho H.4stsa
officials without any interference.
SKw toEK. 4Ay a1--The neutrality laxs ere to
to hare arms or recruits for The Cuban lnsprreots
Ill be SLOWED 70 leave This port. The sIahoalaS,
ooe Of the beavfest steam culten IN TIM service,
his been ordered 10 this OFT 10 a4as, Ia enforcing
the taMh
HAVANA. Nay qI.-An authentic Proclamation Of
General Cespsdes ol the ls1n ct Fch1uA5y, which
LIS Hitherto been conhidercd spurious, Issued dye
weeks before Ealrn1sed,h proclamation Bayx;
'.EseE5 prisoner who has voluntarily ,fou3ht
&Ka1nst the teEplntiou shall b nxecGtel bnl sol-
diers Of thr regular army mag e1pec, c1cneucy,
aceotsIIng to the circumstances The property Of
iSe ENEMIES 81 TIC republic Wi b. con-
nxeatcd tot the bcneni OF tnc rpcpac
10 neutrality will be recognized. Al
ptrsors nll be considered friends and enemies
with the exception Of foreigners who have heen
neutral 1tncc the beginning Of the revolution.
Those who hare Voluntarily done tse seaulsh
{,orrrurreat OF tts o1-:An xuF service viii be tx
ccutet, Irrespective Of persons =
The English prisoners who wste esptasea o.
haye been rcieascd nud gene to C.Entan.
Tae Gsaesa '9a45 paeessssS, sssa,.h ,@,sast. aSdse
t.cs AtnopF them urc tue properties belonging
10 1.act:c1 iAate$-
, 1869-05-22

The Republican Stntc Convcn.ien
Ad1ourns without Mnkfnx a
Nonainntion-Txyo Candidates for
Governor In the Field.
Special Despatch to The Chtcsgo Tribune
SASuy111H, Nay f.
The Republican State Convention 1es again this
morning at 10 clock, and attempted in vain to
hAtuonizc. The situation remained exactly what
u vas yettesda!. Nj Cate refused 10 yield the
cnai5. and ur Flar1e, sitting 1t his side claimed
IL. ne exciting scenes 0! yesterday werr r.
cnac9ed as noon a N attempt EAs m41e to rau
tte conv entinn to order
AZ hAlf-FaN this afternoon both parties had
neeome thoroughly wearE OF the useless contest,
aod ~ common consent abandoned The hall. viii
sot understanding that the cla,ms Of tne contest
ants ~ enoalo Be determined at Ihe baot-oox. 1t
= {hc general opinion that no Conservative can
Ildase will fe Fnt IN the uelt- No candidate for
superintendent Of Education WAS nominated No
h'od Wa fhed. and The great body Of the deie-
gHtes separated in excellent food fumor
4 despatch whs received herr to-tlav from Seaa-
tot SpsaRue, announcing his purpose to add;rss
our citizens, IN relation 10 manufacturing, pe1t
Monday.
Senter and Stokes spoke last night 10 parties OF
Their supFortef* sentcr sa!d the fay would come
Ehen the rrf,els aacnld be entrauchhed hcr It
WAS hing way oI. etokes declared IN tarpr Of
giving rei'els who remained At home md hehnycd
themselves the right of Ertsasr.
, 1869-05-22

Hndy Of n Suicide Found-Thc Lcgts-
lNturc Quorum Qucst1on-A Demos
crnttc Judge knstninA tho Position
OF senator nj 0fton.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, May q.
This morning, about II O'Clock, some boys who
were play,ng on the arm Of the canal, near the
caedontAn fapef NIL, discovered the t.oaF Of
mar! In the ~ater. Assistance was procured and
the body taken aud removed 10 theundeftakers
.here Il Was recognized this afternoon ~ being
that OF Simpson Barnett, cooper, who haA not
tired with h1a wife for a year OF more. and whp
has frequently threatened to commit suicide
Ills bod! had eFdentfS been in the water three or
four dayA The nan Eas ct nnc appearance, aud
he Was evidently IN Isod health, although be was
evidently much reduced In nnanee, having but
lhplANATptls, Na5 z.-lIon- Samuel E. Per-
1ns, late Supreme Judge and prurnin cut Demo
cratic politician, Eivea in hts Adherence to the 10
sttson Of Senator Morgan On the quorum question.
The argument will appear to i1,nt7nw.
TIE Govttnor will fctuzn the Specific Arnro-
priAsion bill to the SecretAt! Of staieR oilce 70.
mnfEpw without hts signature. The state pt1ceyn
will not pay the Appropriations unttef except on
4 mands:e fIou tho court. The validity OH The
iAK will be tested In that wnr.
, 1869-05-22

NotnFics Public Lcgialatcd Out of
0fftec-spranK Opening MT Lincoln
Driving r4AFk-SoQtAcKR Normal
UnArcrnity-Mouu n1elat Dedication
-Annngcmcuts for the Next Sss1tc
FntF.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srRtSoFHID, Ill, May q.
The ia~ Regarding uotaries public, passed a& the
lAae session Of the Legislature has created quite
a t1utter1nx among the notaHes In Chicago, Judy
tng from the letters rccetred At the adfce at the
scclcta!y Of State as 1t feG1alates quite number
OF The a1orf-named officials put Of once.
Friday. the 25th inst, Will be great lay anpp9
the SPORTING EEnfty Of tho w1de-aNnke CITY Ct
ltncofn auu other parts Of this STATE ard MIS-
souri, who will attend the sptny opening OF the
Lincoln DartnR Park The celebtated uotttnR
horses Pilot Temple, Lackey. Major Graves and
Aieee7 ~ Of ". Louis ARE already entered for the
principal premium. Large amounts hare been
track Of The rark Il Aa!d 10 be the 0nest IN The
Wet
The f. Mcudesen Lumber Planning Company Of
Chicago, capital s:0eo9, died articles Of 1850
cthttun to<1ny.
The Trustees Of tho Southern Normal Untyer-
slfy viii hold q meeting In this city on the l4t
rro1lme and aftctT aEtls Wilt Normal To eIAn-
Inc the uniyerslsy at that point
The so!dierx' monument recently erected 1T
Lincoln will bo formally dedicated on the 10th
rEnImo- Governor 0glesny will be tae orator Of
the occaston-
The Arrangements for the State Fair at Deca-
tur are all made, and are Of tbs moss liberal and
extensive chA11ctcr It betax the destgu OF the
Oflcers to make tho fair OF lSt8 grand Rucccss-
, 1869-05-22


A>>'F~S~3A ~ @ne en'eo a1lou~.
~" 1oHAr hA3 -
1A~N ~ -.
80 te,.. eap Up sa.: n5 ea"an.' los Aspn"a+
.s..,.ss NV AAH oe-'n ''"p ion7
D poos'
-.s..-1.o - - a.. sx - sn.su .! ue posee
~ ,raz uua - .., LIN ana D'oonsh
~ A'sa "e'1 u'.'.n ~ - oae " 'ae ooss.
~ -. ~.
oh..-. NJ. 80 $500, -
a..~ hsa ~. ~ ss.ss,1s ~. ,"a. "l.a
n.r. ~, r.t d,sc,oss>, b. ,.s1,. ''A~<-
..o.,v
Tim ,,onsr vn,-te+ !, ,.t-,v o,tr. ,.7
.ns ,h.-. - s,.,,r,,. -.tIr.,. - ssa
-~s.s' -" ,,e-@ ets - .
sr.',,". ~. M - -.Sse -.t, aAo41 n' Aet
- aasestted ~ tti'oft6 u s4hafes Ia ncfCautfe
CIRCLES
GoLn.
. The announcement, th.t The ,7rs.sorv v,,,, hs,.-
.tt., Iii - r,r,,o.,. ~ ,.,s-.-s1- 1917! ~. ~.
a4tet se'' ~ N1A<.S ~ s.t1 .oee41 e*oaoa sone
so1ptBe Ana 1apsd iaA IN 1ne psenl1m. Wall
Street MAS fun ol ruuors, most Of Them on the
"besr ~ akie, which assisted the Treasurv an
nouucemenre Two 4t,as,, a,1ns r,1sne,ts.t Il. .ter
s. ...@Ms..t.s A A's .o'peaaeo 'o'*9a5
'toin o'e' u go.o,
doTksSx1N1s-
The goyt1nuent bond market was Affected hy
fbc pfrTsjt,or esr1te,npnt and ,,,r,. .Jo-,t,.,;
~h,ia h,,fr,.. -. ,,rh. F''s-7 u~st4Ae9'
WILLIE ooS'1e'" "so neuH
e1oe1s.
The stock market acted tn aTupashy bnt in tha
Afternoon the,e waa \ y-ooy-v- ~, ~ ,,.rtat
...nn.d . orr,.- t,ra ., ~ -. 3 '''~ A1' ~
@s'A-A ~ 'Ae- '-AAo ~ - Anr 14o1o.
, 1869-05-22

TO the 6outh which arr circulated throughout Eu-
potnt1tnt ot 4Renn; Atso for atluIhx purpo4es 1t
ppft8
~: foJes, Of Louisiana, opposed ths report Ia
sestng that the route rtd New Orleans Ii the
che1rett bnd most c1pedlenk
4 long discussion ehsued on the last resolution,
dehcuncfnX all who nttetupt to nstr1efte those
who come for legitimate Purposes, ground that no
E&ch o6tfAtlsM extsts and = setting forth that
EMIT ahts1 IRON whatever point shall enjoy the
satne Privileges As pAttFe-bp citizens, Wan, with
other restlut1ona anopted
The usual votes Of thanfs 10 ot1oefs- the press,
Citizens, dr., were hiurted
At II 1:so, adjourned sine dfe.
, 1869-05-22

The Knox County Scat Qucstlon-Ac-
tion By the SApcrTtsorR-Gn1csb
PEoPoses TO Erect the County lSuIid-
ings.
GAlEssuRG, Nay 9l.-The County Superisors
acting upon The legal optnIoa IN adE1ce at II. C.
esoudI, Of Ch!caGo, hare gone benin tho decta1a-
ton OF votes On The county seat question, Is made
By tho County Clerk aud two Justices, md, by
cutting down the vote Of Knoxville from Log, to
removal q tho county buildings from Knoxville 10
Galeaburg, which wes IA greater than cvr. be-
fore. i deed for The site Of the ccH rountT
buildings IVES signed yesterday, and the ctty viii
At once proceed 10 erect the Necessary nre~pspoi
buildings The Chairman. Judge Lanpheze. has
been authorized to procure counsel to defend the
toarA. 1t IS intiruateu that Hon. j, J. Glenn, Of
Monmouth, will ufu,ahty be selected
, 1869-05-22

Ee: tea@: s1ms" Z Mclean, Collector Il catcseo
EaEMu 1sodn8. A4seasof OF Internal Rryanae
ios Na,ain9ton Te1,1tozJ; Aimed 81aIord. SopeTz
!TIsta8 inspector Of STEAMBOATS, for tae FourfA
pHuea; Mna; Charles 2. Doyoe, Consul 1t Prsxue ;
Iowa; G. N. Shelby, Pos,master Il Rome "a.
REGpNNExpEn
t setgMe u. Johnson tcalored}, preatdent Of the
j,aiH rnhI Af1l Republican Club, aud John r. COOK
Tefe n-day recommended for appointment b. IL
eomm44ione1a q Internal Reyenpe,
INDIAN AGKxr.
secaad i1eatenAnt j. Y. WhA11n, Of the Thirty.
atst Infantfyt hAs been detniIed 10 execute The
* M0ea o. Indian Agent, md has hetn ordered
10 report, without delay, to Commissioner Parker
AHCEITI IETTYRa.
senator Sumner Is frequently IN receipt o:
sbESsEe le--s n11 Eas4E11111 1ca c11..1, il
reference 10 his late Al2haln1 claims speech
, 1869-05-22

vincent ColJcr Among the Indians.
Nkw YoKx. May a1.-The following despatch
from Nj. Vincent Colyes, who wA4 reported cap
COMPANY E. Lieutenant Jacobs, acting as hts e.
eost, has just l*en received in this city:
Los SKdAs, New Mexico, Aa5 -
We a1HFed Ut Fort Hascom al well, EA1xtug
across the stAked plains, 4so niles In thirty one
aayA, resting on S1ndayA The Indians met "a
With much hospitality. ltave for tho Saye}oe
and Apache country tomorrow.
tStgned,, "ytSc1S1 CoLyxs"
, 1869-05-22
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New Orleans 1Infkrt.
tEw 0EtEASA Nay n.-CorTp1-Herisf. to-d4y.
~ hstct; tos the wrck. A3fs hales to-day. ~
for the weck. 10 GsrAt britain to the continent
toe ha}es r1iddtiuee At HAGaa+e-
RaxAnazr!ra- F1oaz---Supr,1dne. {As52A.M Corn
White, = 7A9c- 0AtA, af- braa- ais1pl
HA1-fr!tur- 4<-,QO
pRor11slos*-Arp ro:E. t:e a. RAcon- Shoulders,
!!te: eleaf nh i've: t3exs sides. IKE Lara-11sce,
Gso<,z1Eo-BExaFen9p aataloAe: Prime, fsH
;4iN.e Aot..ses fcruneotlox II ntsEk. Codce-
, 1869-05-22

frTt&nra6H. M.r 4l-ftnde rc<1nle1n-AA.kes
qtst nd pHtes Unchanged lss rarcd tHr Vrot ~
Gna bin eessr+ Junts It f,Se Keancd 1tT g1ia ID
it1a ss'c{ II 1la.e.
, 1869-05-22

CHAmksros. g. C., Nay g.@hiel Justice
to-day In the UnlseI et4teg Circuit CousS Be
1nsde short ape'sch to the ratE,hets Of tse har.
ip'Feas-nX tia: Ee VT. rca7A:o 1-tc aooat s"o
htsAA
, 1869-05-22
EUROPE. =
The Spanish Cortes Agrees
upon a Monarcf,ical Form
of Government.
Sir Francis Head On the Alabama
Claims.
He Cites a Precedent for Englaud's
Course During the Rebellion.
EUROPE

Great Britain.
1AE ATLANTIC CABLE TX kIcHlKS! CONDITION.
LONDON, Aay u
The new duplicate line 10 connect London and
ya1cnttA Was completed this daJ. 1t IA TO he used
solely for the Transmission OF cab1e business The
TWO Atlantic cables arc IN perfect working order.
Hereafter one cable will be used excla4YeIy for
sending dispatches from yaleh,la and the other
for receiving. There is no longer any season NhJ
messages 6hould not be transmitted almost In
simultaneously between London aud New YORK.
FCR1HkR DISCUSSION or TIE A1AAANA QUESTION
LONDON, Ma H.
Str Francis Head, formerly Governor General Of
Canada, has sent d letter to the 7tmes, enclo61nx
his correspondence with Secrttasy Marcy arising
out OF the CanAdiAn rebellion in 1887. Sr Francis
azguea thasH II the Erised States was u the wrong
It that time, sten England has dormant claims
for apology and compensation, though taey
hayc long been Overlooked and forgotten.
II the United States was right, then he submits
ia the good sense AID good feeling Of the AmeE1-
cans the logical, moral and political lnpossIblity
Of NOW refusing reply tor the Queens neutrality
proclamation, similar 10 thAt which they g1yt
themselves In 1857. He calls attention to The tact
that England WIS the only country IN Europe
which pledged hesse1 By proclamation to remain
neutru IN TIC Late WY, and concludes With 4
Premise to reply in q second letter to Nj. SUM-
=
ConfederateA
Ar. Fortter, Vice F7eAident Of the Council, IN
m address 70 his Constituents, opposed tho ytews
put forward By Nj Sumner tn his speech On the
Aaoa1na c1alua he said the government canId
not be held responsible for the oGenEtre sets Of
individuals 1t Ind strained the law n favor Of
the Cnitdd States IN stopping the rau4 England
was prepared to pa} fot the mlszke IN tho casc Of
| the Alabama on due arbitration ue considered
that concession, beyond certain point, would be
c1nc, brt ended hJ declaring that be felt assured
| thar WAL would never oce11 between England
| and America
ELECTION Il CORE.
CoKK, May II.
Mr. uagar1y was to-day elected Hayot n1 this
city, IN place Of O'sullyan, resigned The e1-
MAYOR waa aaasl]ed By mob aud threatened with
personal violence Tor supporting the election Of
HsEary.
LONDON, May II.
Rev. Alexander Dyce, the eminent 6hals.
pearean co,npIent2toE aud nnthor, died yesterday,
| aged Il.
xAH1Nk.
SOUTHAMPTON. Mny u.
The steamship Cambria, from New York, Ras
arrived
QuKKK5TowN, May q.
| The strsmahlr Scotta, from New York, has at,
rlvetl
LONDONDERRY, Nay II.
| The Steamship Co1ambla, from New YORK fo,
GlAsgur, hAs au7sed-
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direttton II F. 4 R1t1tys AID ". E CHA~ptxR.
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Spain.
IN TIE C0NTE

MADRID, May e.
III bis reply to Senos Casteliars tpeech, Admiral
Topete declared that he was opposed to the rtsto-
ration o. Queen isabella he thought the eleys-
ton Of the Duke de Nonspcuscf to the throne Yas
desirable, but said a. member Of she Cabinet he
eho11d strictly subordinate his act.on 10 the polty
of the Prime Minister md the Minister Of War,
VITO, with himself and all other members Of the
ministry, awaited the decision Of the Cortes for
their guidance. He concluded BY advising the
oortsa TO ta1e care ihAt no daring man CIT the
Knot which they were unable to untie.
Article 81 Of the constitution, declaring that III
powers eu1anate from the nation, was adoEt I'd by
the cortes to-day By acclananuon.
Article 8, declaring that the form Of govern
neot Of the naston Il the monarchy, was passed
alter protracted debate By vote Of e1t at1lr.na
ftyes 10 70 negatives.
, 1869-05-22

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NT1kpEp GLANCE or cA6Nfr k1k9rKBA,
LONDON, M. II.
1t Is rumored IN Pnrts that changes ase to bc
made In the EnperorB Cabinet, and al the pres
ent Ministers to be removed except II. 81. For
casle. Dutny and GFessles.