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Vente par IL Constable.

La Veuve Ssasen Gonor vs. Thomas Gonor.
Cour de MasJistrat, Ter Ward, St. Lsndry,
I'm versu dun writ de feri facias lance
IL par i'ion. D P. C. Hill Juge de Paix
Ter Ward, St. Landry, dams rafaire ci-dessus
intitalee, ct h moi adresse, je %procederai a
vendre a renean public, a la Maison de Cour
en- la vile des Opelousas. lie MERCREDi,
~ Decembrs, 1870, a II heures du matin. un
Fusil Double, saisie pour satisfaire lie dit writ.
Conditions-Comptant.
VALERY ROY, Constable.
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st:at de la aOuisiau1e
Cour de Paroisse, So Landry-No. 1924
Estate of John g. Brooks.

mn ARTHA REED de la Paroisse St.
uI Landry, administrative de Ia succession
de f-u John G. Brooks, ayant enregissre un
succession, aecompague dune petition de-
mandant l'homologation d'icelui
ct attendu. quill a etc fait droit 4 Ia de-
mande de la dite petition par un ordre ds Ia
Cour en- date du2 Decembre, 1870.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donnie aux inteIesse dams cette succession
d'avoir a faire opposition. 81 aucnne lis ont,
par eerit a mon bureau, dams la vile des Op.
e~lousas, dams las trente jours qui sniyIont
la date du present avis. purqoui ledit tableau
ne serait par approuve ct homologn6,
JOS. D RICHARD, Grefier.
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Vente ~pubIique.
Succession de Prudent Frosurd

DNGCeSSt0N US FFNUEnE FTOZnfGs
tt sERA VENDU i rencan public, par
4 la soussignee. GU par I'm ~encanteur pub-
lie, D Ia derniere residence de Charles
Close an bayou Gonrtableau, 10 MERCREr
D1. IA Decembre, 1870. les propriet6s sui
Varies. appartenart 4 Ia succession de Pru.
dent Frozard, affranchi, d SAVIOR:
81 tete~ de i1out6ns, une sharette i che
val, urie mule, 5 barils dc liz, n1eubles de
maison. dst+hsiles de cnisine, une selie a
bride, 9 ts,es de cochons, 5 bales de seton,
instrument aratoires, etc
Conditions-Comptant
MARIANNE JOE,
2 aS-rrrh~e .Irr:aist-a.ri~e.
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New Orleans Directory.

AGRfCUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Thos a Rod1ev. No. q Perdido St..
-p.u,. oh;o Movsrs and Peaners. sattlev
Gang Flows, Stafford Cultivators, Southern
Corn Planters, and Cotton Planters victor
Zane Mil's' eooA Isapo
bofo hND eHiLDn"
q. I. Walshe, llu Canai street, near 81.
Charles.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
A p.u..... o. ~ - cbortras s,ree,
1m.o..ar. C .nd who,s.a,a and Retail
Dealers in CARPETS. Floor Oh Cloths, Chi
ma and Cocoa Mating. Curtains, Window
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Vente par lie SHERIFF.

ISAA AO " @
Vincent Boagni vs.. D. C. X Her ct al, No
10970, Corr de Distric, St. Landry.
LIN VERTU dun wri, de fieri facias Ian
- le par Ia iIuit,eme Cour de District de
fEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la par
oisse st. Landry. dams raffaire ci dessus
intitulee, ct d moi adresse, je procGderai d
vendre q iencan public, 4 Ia Maison de
Cour de la di,A paroisse. en- Ia vile de OPP
e%lonsas. lie SAMEDI, z Jsnyier, 1870. a II
henres du matin, ia propriete ci apres de-
critic, saisie poqr' satisfaire lie dit writ, d
SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, c0ntenant
qnatre cents arpents, plus on moins avec
toutes les batisses ct amelioratishs qui s'y
tronyent, situe an Bayou Boenf, dams Ia
paroisse St. Landry, borne @au sud parle
Bayou BeaT, q louest par la terre apparte-
nant d Ia succession de- Shields. au nord par
Ia terre publique, ct d Fest par les terres dc
Epperson.
CondiUions-Comptant
j. Nj. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
a daepnbva .4 ~
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8 decemhre.


CoUR DE PARoIssE, ST.. LANDRY~-No. 34I9
OSCAR DARDEAU de Ia Paroisse 81
" Landry, ayant p~resente une petition
a Iefst d'etre nomme ~liquidateur de Ia
societe de commerce de Onezime Tate deco
de. dernierpment de Ia dite paToisse /;
En- consequence. avis est par lie present don.
ne aux interesses dams cette s1ccession d'avoir
Il deduife, par ecrit. a mon Bureau, dams les
dix iours qui ~suiyront Ia date du present avis.
es ~raisons, ST ancune lis ont, pour lesquelles
il ne ssrait pas fait droit a ladit- petition.
JOS D. RICHARD, Grefier.
8 Decembre.
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LAssITER g CHAOHERE,
Real Estate and General Agents,
Corner Court and RsIleuwe Strssts,
oppessae The BIG MORTAR
Opes0srsas. La.

VIII attend to the purchase and sale Of real
estate. and any other business that may be
intrustrd TO them They are the agents fcg
]. =. DnTal d Cos improved portable en-
gines, the Atlantic cotton gin. Brooks revol-
wing wrought iron screw press, for the parish
ies below tiis, and Avoyeiles above /; also, for
The McN & Miiburn wagon.
sur2qFf
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This company has met with a success be-
yond all parallel in Life Insurance and offers
to the Southern Public a HOME ENTER
PRISE equal TO any, and surpassed by none
in existence.
It advises the payment Of all Cash prem
iums. because then dividens will continuity
decrease. each next payment until nothing
will be requir.d !; and the Policy may be a
source of income, butt will allow one-tliifd
loan on participating policies; on which the
cash payment win not increase.
1t requires no notes for loans of the part of
premiums, but endorses the loan on its policies
until absorbed by dividends, or policy il pay.
able.
Il has No restrictions On residences or trade,
all policiesare Nom Forfeit. BILE, and the right
of parties guaranteed on the face of the Peii-
cy dis part Of the contract.
Ii HAS the following valuable features,
which no other COMPANY gives this war
taught many the penalty of being separated
from the HOME OFFICE. BY having their
pasfpavlnent forfeited. This company guards
against this in her policles, and, in event af
separation from its Office by any intervention,
guarantees TO such ali the right Of Non-For-
fixture, paid up policy, surrender value and
re. i~lstatemeut, as though there mad been no
such intervening cause.
Its Investments are maze f0f S0lEnefn adj
vancement. II brings money to our people
keeps money with our people. Then why
should they continue "a impoverish themselves
by sending money of, which can as easily, as
safely, as urofitabiy hespent at honnef
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
asks all who wish to insure, to compare its
rates, terms: progress, with any company, and
feels confident its merits will equal any
other eompany's.
for South West. SO Carondrlet st No
E. 4. LEWIS, OF 0peloasas, is Agent for
st Landry and neighboring Parishes.
Feb IL. ls70.-iy.
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A REA
A GREAT DE
:MX
8mmn@MY


Chartered by the Legislature of La,
Is removed to Ms. 1874 and 1866 Canal street
opposite Christ Church. and on the same
square a. the Law and Medical Colleges, the
University Of La, and the Mechanics Insti-
tute-the headquarters of the Mechanical ana
Agricultural Fair Association-thus concen-
tratiug the leading Educational Institutions
of tb- State on the same square.
THE OLDEST AND MOST. EFFICIENT
AND SUCCESSFUL COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE IN THE UNITED
STATES.
THERE Is A FULL FACULTY
Students begin at any time. There is no
Vacation.
Citizens or strangers who wish a business
education for themselves or sons ere invited to
call.
Students can enter in any Or all the depart
ments Of the College at any time.
When clubs of three or more enter at the
same time from the same place. ten per cent
deduction will be made.
BOARD AND LODGING $25 Per MONTH.
BOOKKEEPING.
MATHEMATICS,
INCLUDING
SURVEYING, NAVIG ATION. CIVIL
ENGINEERING. &c.
ENGLISH. FRENCH, SPANISH GERMAN,
" PHONOGRAPHY. ETC,
Are taught as used in business Any stu
dent can at once take charge of any set of
books Mms s-ss
An education that enables the student to earn
$1,000 $4,000 or $4,000 Yer
Is the best Fortune parents can give their
SONS. The South must now educate all her
sons practically. -
At the last two Fairs the Students and Pro.
fessors of Dolbrar Commercial College We're
awarded Si1 Firsl Class Prizes, and more than
any other Institution in the United States for
Penmanship. .s
TIE RMS-Payabie i'm Adv sncc
Penmanship-lessons not limited, per-
feet course w
Bookkeeping double and single entry
etc, a perfect course 90 ~
Misunderstanding all commercial
calculations oo w
Lectures on Commercial law -.-.-.... 20 90
The above constitutes the Commercial Course
English-Grammatical course..-.-.-- so 20
English, French, Spanish, German-full
course, to learn to read, a1rte and
speak the language correctly, not
limited 90
Latin, Greek-full course 90
Algebra, Surveying, tc.-.-...----... So 90
Geometry-full course, not limited 49,. 50 90
Teachers Course in Penmanship.---.-l 100 GU
Ornamental Penmanship and Flourish
inn. Is 90
Agricultural Chemistry-full course . 100 90
A Life Ticket in all the Departments 500 90
A student having paid for a course in any
branch, as above, is entitled to a Life Ticket
in that Department. He can attend such
branches as he may desire. Persons from ID
to 90 years of age attend.
N. b. AL the Graduates tor The past 81
years are noo in good business. 50 far as
knO,cn
CAuTIeN.-Beware of Hotel Runners and
Drummers, and apply at once at the College.
Put your money ia the hands of your Mer-
| chant OF the President of the College.
For Catalogues, etc, apply at this office. or
II FUs DOLBEAR, President,
jan29-5m New Orleans, La.
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~ a. Robertaop. $" 70 90
= r Hosea. ~ 90
p Dprio. sa" " 03S 90
q. Haas, road overseerss claims transfer
ed TO him W
St. Charles College. lumber for public
road .......--- %
T. c. Chachere, lumber for public
road 40 w
Steamer Blaekford, Transportation % 90
Opelousas Courier, advertising extra
term Dist court, and regular terms
OF Parish coprf 1869. Sc 90
Onezime Carriere, wood for Court
house. "a w
nubIic road 20 40
Francis Trainer. iuror As so
DR.. Ray, examination of Sallie Block, 10 90
Jos Ssgaille,. work Done by order Dis
trict Observation-Disclosures. 2 So
VIM. Mason, work done by order Dis
trict Judge y w
sioner- ..s................- IS 90
VIM. Curly, election commissioner 90
II. Hicks. Ia 90
/. q. Trainor, peace officer, S o.
& b. Ash, " y S 20
G. w. Forcing. " II ; w
Ian, posev 90" IS 90
Francois Ledoux, ~ ~
T. Mayo, a - W
Fl. 8. Dunbar, UO
Bloch g. Dupre, PIG AZ
D. Roos, witness. election and draw
ing Jury claims, transferred ..---- 1G1 05
L.efrbvre & Gamard, election claims
transferred 40 90
C. Mayo. medicines, etc. for parish Jail. 96 so
ON motion. the police jury adjourned until
Thursday, January 5th. 1871.
J M. THOMPSON, Presd't.
latest. 5 tss
G MAYO, Clerk.
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FOr sale.

ASMAL piece Of 1873 sarpents of chnlce
u land on the Bayou Teche, about s miles
from Opelersas. and three miles from Barre's
Landing. For sale hy II. KAUFMAN.
- apply 40 III, u. Garland. Opelorsas.
Aug. f5-u
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John Evans, jr., VS.. Susan Keary, No. 10
96f, Cour de District, ST. Landry.
TN VERTU dun alias writ de feri facias
- lance par la Hutieme Cour de District
de rEtat de Ia Louisiana. dams ct pogr la
p~aroisse st. Landry, dams raffaire CT dessus
i,,titulee, ct a moi adresse, je procederai 4
vendre i reucan public, i la Maison de
Cour de Ia dite paroisse. en- Ia vile DIES OPP
elousas lie SAMEDI, Z Janvier, 1871, a II
heures du matin, la propriete ci apres de-
critic, saisie pour satisfaire lie dit writ, j
SAVIOR:
Tn certain m rceau de tprre. a9ec toHtes
les batisses ct authorizations gni sly tronv-
ent, situe dams In paroisse st. Landry, Dor
ne an nord par lie bayou Courtablean, an
nord.ou st par des terres de Pierre War,
telle, ct an sud est par dss torres reetamees
par les he;itiers de Vidrine, contenannt
deux cent trente tr"is 63llO0 acres, splus OH
meins, 6tant Ia meme terre aehetee par Ell.
NJ. Keary de Thomas p. Firth, par acte
public, lie 81 Mars, 1856.
sCondltinns-Comptant.
Les dts morceanx de terres seront ven.
dus en- lots GU subdivisions scion la loi, don't
I'm diagrasnIne sera exhibe lie jour de la
v.nte.
J. NJ. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
B d6cemhre.
Vente par lie Sheriff.
Irma Brassenr ct ais vs.. Sosthene Brassenr,
No. so, Cour de Paroisse, st. Landry.
tnANS raffaire ci dessus intiiufee, IN
~ vertu dun ordre de Honorable CouS
de Paroisse. je vendrai d rencan pnb1ir, al
dernier ct plus hant enchsrisseur, b Ia port
de la maison de cour en- Ia vile DIES Ope-
~lousas, lie SAMEDI, Z Janyier, 1871, a ONE
heure> du matin, les propri6tes ci dessous
dacrites, D SAVIOR
La moitis nord Quest dn quart nord- es'
ct ID moitis est du q.iart nord-o mest de Ia
section no trois dams le township sept sue
de Ia rang6e trois est, contenant cent soix-
ante 82I1O0 acres. squivalenl / cent quatre
yingt-neuf 92I100 arpents.
La terre sera venduc en- petits lots selor
Ia loi.
Conditions-CUmptant
IN. THOMPSON, sh6rif.
: 8 dScenbrs
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Sale.

Auction Sale.
r WILL SELL at public %au"tion. on the
L 18th December, (MondayS 1870, at my
premises III Church Prairie, all of.my house
hold. and Kitchen furniture, farming itnple-
mlents, corn, fodder, &c. So So
Terms-Cash.
j. M. INGRAM.
Dec Sd. 1ST0-2t= @~
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S-E4ERIFFss SALE.
[rma Brasseur ct ais. VS.. Sosthene Brasseur,
Parish Cont. ST. Landry. No. sd.

Trina Brasseur ct ais. VS.. Sosthene Brasseur,
Parish Court, st, Landry. No. go.
\ N the above entitled cause. by virtue of an
i order of.sale from the Hon. Parish Courts.
| will sell, at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder. in front Of the Courthouse door
Of Opelousas, On SATURDAY, the 9TH day
Of January, 1871, the following described
property to-wit
The Forth west half of the north east quar-
ter and she east half of the north west quarter
ofsection No. three in towship seven south of
range three east, containing one hundred and
sixty S2ll00 acres, equal to one hundred and
eighty nine 92tlel0earpents.
The land to be sold insmail tracts according
10 law.
Terms and Conditions-Cash on the day Of
sale.
JIM. THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Es@a5&
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0mcrrs

0flcers
w. e. gARRINGTON. President.
JOHN e. EDWARDS, Vice President,
d u. HARTSOOK. Secretary.
J. J. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary.
B C.. HARTS0OK, Cashier,
PRoF. E. B SMITH, Actuary,
C. Fl. PERROW. -s
G. Fl. SMITH, Medical Advisers,
GEO. ROSS.
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al loeated at Coulee Croche, IN the Par
III ish OF st. Landry, and offers bis profess
sional services to the citizens nf that =actirn
.Jniv 81. tecG
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE COMPAN1
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, Va.

Assets 90, 900 ,00C
Policies issued 70, 0O0
~Insures on MUTUAL AND NON FORFEIT.
ING and RETURN PREMIUM PLAN
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS ON THE
CONTRIBUTION PLAN.
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10 novembre, 10.
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Directors:

AS. E. WOLFE, Superintendent Of Agencies
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
FRANCE.
PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE SALARIES or
MEMBERS OF THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF.
VI

PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE SALARIES or
MEMBERS OF TIE CORPS LEGI>LATIF.
PARIS Tuesday, May ~. 1870.
The project of law has been introduced in Tho
Corps Legslatif for decreasing the salaries of
bers. The present salary is 10000 francs per ann,
and the new law cOntemplates reduction Of 50 per
cent.
Detective Farley has discovered in Paris the source
of the counterfeit American bonds which have been
circulating Oh the continent. He bas seized the
plates, but the counterfeiters have so far Guided
arrest.
The Committee of Citizens which was formed
to promote the adoption Of the Ilebisoitum desired
to maintain their organization. II necessary T.
obtain the permission of the Government, ana they
applied to Mr. Olivier
The Prime Minister, while compIimcntng them
OH their Jealous and effective service in the late
election, was constrained to decline granting the
authorization requested, declaring that the Govern
ment could not sanction the creation Of permanent
and irresponsible political body.
The number OF eases Of smallpox III the city m
cTeases daily.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
GENERAL PRESS DIspATCU.I

The following nominations were sent in to-day:
Gilman Narton to be Governor Of Idaho
Charles C. Of Alabama to he Secretary Of Utah
Mexican Of York to be Chef Justice o the supreme
Capt Stephen retired list to be Commodore the
retired list OF the Navy
The proclamation against the Fenian movement was
subject OF long deibera0n in the Cabinet to-day, ana
was issued after its adjournment.
The House Committee the Paclhc FaDroau To-Day
authorized their chairman to report the Southern Trans
Continental Railroad bill Ii provides for connection
with other roads, placing them all on an equal roofing
and recurring uniform charges for felght ana pdssens
making them all practically one road.
The National Executive Committee or the UNION
League OF America will meet at the Arlington HOtel,
tendance most Of the States is expected and es-
pecially from the South.
The proceedings Of the COurt-Martal on the Com
mander Upshur Cadet have il Is understood, been
Rent 10 the public printer and will be promug gated In
day The pamphlet will include the Teprimanl ny
the Secretary Of the Navy III accordance with the SEN
tence OF the Court.
The revenue cutter Lincoln at San Francisco has
been ordered to the Alaska Seal Islands ST Paul and ST.
George for the purpose of aiding their inhabitants who
are said to he in destitute condition. The Lincoln VIII
take a large supply Of provisions from san Francisco
and expected to start within ten days The necessary
orders were sent by telegraph yesterday Capt CiiS
Bryant Revenue Agent, now III san Francisco wallng
for orders will proceed in the Lincoln accompanied by
an will he selected from among the clerks
Secretary Boutwell's Office to take charge OF the
islands.
This morning the South Washington Sundayschool
Union embracing boys and girls of ten schools, marched
were received by President Grant the children with
their teachers entering by the main door aud passing
through the Blue Room to the grounds band OF music
playeQ meantime.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
soIrTUERN METHODIST CONFERENCE.
MEMPHIS, May A.-In the General COnferenc

MEMPHIS, May A-ln the General conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South to-day, the
debate on the report OF the Committee on Missions was
continued That portion Of the report declaring the
action of the smthson Treasurer OF the Foreign Board
in funds Erie stocks and reckless Wallst
sneculations was discussed at great length without
action The report OF the Committee on the acceptance
~ RIsdsoa's Quarterly Reriep provoked an extended
debate during which one member said he understood
Redson was an Epscopalian and this looked like bid
wed TLe Rcrifp as an Armstrong gun" Dr. Bunnell
said that disastrous consequences Followed the eh
insion Of guns of large caber and thought an explosion
Would follow the adoption OF this resolution, which
o"Id shake the Church pillars 70 the dome The report
was finally adopted. .. ,.,, ~
ouestng the Bishops 10 issue pastoral address on the
sIIhiect of "Wordly Amusements In the afternoon
sosson resolution authorizing the Bishops To organize
1onerDces IN interior places, under the General Con
ference nat occupied by any existing Conference airf
SaI ,he renort OF the Committee Mission was again
taLen mn. and the office Of Corresponding Secretary
strickeu
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
CANADIAN ARMS STORED AT PEMBINA, MINI.
THE INDIANS.

THE WAR CHIEFS SPOTTED TAIL AND SWIFT
BEAR IN WAsHINGTON-THEY ARE DECO
RATED WITH PORTRAITS OF ANDREW JOHN
son.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Capt. Poole, U. S. A.,
the Indian Agent OF the milestone Agency arrived here
today, bringing with him. in accordance with an ar
rangement OF the Government authorities Spotted Tail,
principal chief of the Bruesoux Swift Bear, also
chief Of the tribe, and the head warriors OF Fast
Bear and Yellow Hair, who await the arrival OF Red
Cloud Of the Ogallaah band OF Sioux, with about 20
others OF his people, who expected here at the end OF
the week Spotted Tails party rather skeptca about
Red Clouds arriving here Notwithstanding the assu-
that he Ia coming They think the white people
decevng them The two warriors above referred TO
have each killed pale faces, and accordingly were
selected hostile Indians The newlyarrved Indians
eight days the Journey and complain OF fatigue
terpreter that the accounts Of their killing white people
had preceded them they esteem such buteherngs to
be evidences Of valor. The interpreter is Fenchman
by BIRTH named Charles f. Guere, VINO basyed 26 years
among the Sioux.
Spotted Tail and Swift Bear wear ornaments the
medals bearing the profile likeness Of xPresident john
son. which were presented TO them by the Peace Com
mission in 1868 OF which Gen. Sherman was President
The Indians not painted but otherwise are III regular
savage costume
THE RED CLOUD DELEGATION AT FORT LARAMIE.
CHEYENNE, Wy, May 24-Red Cloud and 10
chiefs and head OF the Sioux Nation arrived at Fort
Laramie this morning John Richard is with them.
They came into the post foot singing their native
songs. They will probably ,reach this place the 27h
Man afraid Of his Horse Is sick and cannot accom-
pany Red Cloud and his party to Washington.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
SPAIN.

EsPARTERO'S ACCEPTANCE OF THE CROWN CoNDI-
TIONAL-PROPOSED UNION OF SPAIN AND
PORTU -MONTPENSIER " ANNOYED"
MADRID Tuesday, May ~ 1870.
1t is said that Espartero has agreed to accept
the crown of Spain if the Cortes will elect him.
The opinion here is general that the Duke of Sal
danba, now at the head of the Portuguese Ministry,
is anxious to effect the union of Spain and Portugal
III Tempo newspaper, in its issue yesterday said
that the Duke of Montpensier very much
annoyed at the course his adherents had taken
The Duke demands that his candidatlIre be passed
upon openly by the Constituent Cores otherwise he
will withdraw and publish manifesto making "A
complete exposition of the acts of those persons who
are compromised to him.