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prottssionll GnrOA

In. I'll. advertisement viii enlnc you u al.s. CO..
tuitatioh.
/ 'Iinucs 10 treat with .ur,ts. n".YpI' y 'n'.J
and all diseases of either. AK Age, wis, 'i',
riencc. can be relied upOn, II dss.rlut l'i ~.
and lair c;argt' cal, In OPINION costs .''.. Nh
tiens. Gee the Doctor n p',i'n 80" "... No
Tor tsealedD rlADh g. dr5cr,hi1t Me- '' o. e,rys-
SpcCll,ty, Oicc gad p.yuis .Mn,, 3D. ',.I.uI
IleLce ace rcspectaol. and centrally I','''
ST. New Ork.
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Sinnntiul.

The Lake shore sai Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany for the purpose providing for the payment Of
its several mortgage debts a. they bccoms due has CT
ccutcd a mot,sec to the Union Trust Company. of
New York. % Trustee, UPON the whole o; is Railroad
and branches. payable on the nr, day Of July in the
year ono thousand ninc hundred.
COUPON BONDS Of 900 each will be Issued. with
iaterc.t At SEVEN Per ccntum per snnum. payable
sem, annually. on the nrst Day OF JANUARY and JULY
in each wear and REGISTERED BONDS of u oOo ss.oo,
and $1,000 each without coupons, interest at SEVEN
Per Cen,um per apnum payable quarterly. on the nrst
dsy Of JANUARY. APRIL. JULY. and OCTOBER, In
each year. principal aud interest payable At the once
OF the Union Trus, Company In New York.
We cali the attention OF Investors especially to this
elias. Of REGISTERED BONDS. winch. on account Of
| tho SECURITY AFFORDED AGAINST LOSS BY
ROBBERY. FIRE, OR OTHERWISE, and the PAY
MEST OF QUARTERLY INTEREST. oncr invest
mon, peculiarly desirable
| A limited amour, OF thcss BONDS can be purchased
at nv and accruei interest. upon applicable, to
ROBINSON. CHASE CO.
Is Broad street.
| CnyEN FER CENT. GOLD INTEREST,
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
OF THE WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY,
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Or LETTERs (pub,hea Iuest.ys srd trs.vs, r.
IL i The New Sort CITY c-' oecs COVE. ctN,,.." sd
IT.. FRIDAY, AuK ~ tsiU. Ash for Ady~tes le,
st' Puslshed sssotdsg law
tb, psysr having the Largest Circulation.
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mpuito-..MuIts,

A BLACKSMITH fol, GIst ars =, cart, so- Ss q
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M,oital.

DR. EyANS'S OFFICE, 9i Chatham u oeJ
~ place Tor speedy cure ~ private oIstA's mar
hood restored By D. EVAN IS EiNI
GJ AnA REWARD Tor any prN,ig i..s'
% .VNpO that DR.. ENANS'N rrmeli 'i'l i'''''
Apply 70 DR.. EVANS, 81 chatham Il,
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Stuui 1lotlsts.

IT,
,~Vo't' " ii.W Waeon surviving tr"itss pi HHS
In puis5ancc Of sjndsm WI Of the sni,leme COM. Of
~ Si"tS OF seT IGrs m'd de- on ss t9 day Of May
viii expose for sale NJ pnc auction on the On day of
oo'a 80, 81 hoa way IA thy elly q Hew York. ;,
c r,erbsa IN I'D saSm" orcS az eI sny
Two eerain F9a3 ,an1i 10 ne S"r boe1. Sea known
wharyes houses hotel buildings, nSehInery boats ten
sS% AZ an; and s soa
and reyersions, rcnalnder and remsinders rents. la
isGi iIe, interest, sroi.rty pos.ss,cn clam . and
ssa cSSy IN AID 10 he same ssd every 81. q AID s
parcel thereof win the aHpgrll'n nmisiS D.,
HAwEISs CornRKN, rainurs Attorneys.
The above sale Is adJourned 70 Thursday July 90. al
JAMES II. COLEMAN. Referee.
The above sslcis adjourned to Tuesday. August 10,
1871 Al TIT same time I%a R.aiif COLEMAN rfer..
New York, July 70. 1870.
SUPREME COUHT-Cny and County OF New
winkei and o,ler' deIsnians- purSusncs Of mig.
% %s%s d IN hs s S9T. aS s'' 81 IGg LAX
.a S. siSres named n 'Sid Judgment wl EXPOSE 20
No ~ broadway, IN the city Of New lorl the 6th
q. !: oSoes noSn !h5Iog:n R9ost
sna Win IL ne n" ana essn tot EsSS Or OF
Ing on The westerly side o. xiorSsy street IN The
Guy Of New York now known as number 3g lone hun,
and Described !. follows, WIS commencing At a point
on he westerly et O Attorney street distant slNtytwu
feet six inches southcrly nom the soulhwestcrlY
ner Of Attorney and stanton sreet and running thence
westerly along the OF the lots of lana fronting
stanton street. now known as numbers 1877. 49, aai 1875
stanton street. forty fent 10 the outside OF the rear
westerly wall Of the dwellins house the SAID lot OF
land number lS9 Attorney street, the zoe sodth.ry
along the outside oil sad wal ten inches thence
westerly along the rcars Of the lots Of land fronting on
| SAnt1n street now known numbers lS aud Isl
stgnion street. ihr." 90. ,cct ten GchG % 'nee south
ely On line arll CT nearly 20 v'th Mooney attract
eighteen tCct ton inchcs, theme" CitVry Along III Rn'
OF the lot Of land now known unnber 1871 Attorney
s'Icc and part Of the wsy through ht Ceutrc o. party
wall keYcn,yieur feet ten lnC 10 the westerly sin vi
Az lrn,y street. ant cngc PlrthIlY al"ll the We
Cry s1r OF Attorney street cshteon feet Mae nchs 10
| the place OF BEGINNING,
| Dated New York jay %. 1874.
| JAMES a. COLENAE, Referee.
j ApoLru AsCuLR. Lsu,. taInlGF Aitlrueg
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QubIit y oilt.s.


ID Commits ioner's on; g. 2S7 Broadway.
TO IRON.FOUNDEIlS Proposals.. enclosed IN
sealed enVel PEE endorsed "irOncshls lui NNctplpc,
csiVed At this office until Monday. Aug q! AZ II
o'clock, A. NJ. for furnishing this department win tue
'T Sry iSoa.alaP V (sooN feet csstrou wsterpipe
veniy thousand CloOOOJ feet castiron water pipe sH
Five tSousand 6vs hundred $500 feet cnstiron wa
teT.ppe twenty (l0l inches 10 diameter, -.,-- ~.
Ninety tOOC iect casLiron water'pipc twenty foui
(2.l inchee in diameter. - 49,. ,oo, -, u.
Ninety CO) feet castiron waerpipe thirty GOD inohes
Blank forms Of proposals. specifications and agree
nepis can be had on aPpyShIioh 70 tNe TTWEr 0'e'A
Commissioner OF PuDe Works.
New York. Aug II, 1870
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received ~ the
the Clerk OF the Board OF Education, corner OF Grand
and Elm streets until Friday, the llh day OF August
1870 and until O'Clock l.. NJ on sad day Tor grazing
the plot bounded by Fourth and Lexington avenues
Survey and specincatlon may no seen at the once o.
the superintendent OF Buildnla and Repairs, No t
GRAND street third moor ... - A., =,
Proposals must state the amoant for me entire work
| Two responsible and approved sureuos VIII be re
Quired the successful bidder, ana proposals VIII
| not be considered unless sureties are named. ,
The Committee reserves we right % REJECT any Or ~
OF the proposals onerod, u dtemcu ioI the pupllV u
terest to do 30.
| ISAAC BELL, coYnmittae
WA. y. DURYEA, No"'''''
| NATHANIEL JARVIS. JR.. Normal College
WILLIAM WOOD,
| New YORK, August s, 1870.
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IN EA II OF 81 West l6th st. IL nuty OF hve per
1 SOM ~ destitute condlon the husband IL sobcr
man and willng " work. VINO Will help themf Ad'
dress W, y. T.,
WANTED-lnfornaton Of Cap. Price and Lieut.
w Mccain, or any private late Of Company G. Fourth
New loFk Heavy Artillery Address
DIR. CAPLES, Boston, Mass.
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nxYGENATED BITrERs.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Thee valuable Bitters which have long been known
and highly valued for their remedial virtues stu main
tain their original popularity They are pleasant and
agreeable tonic. and have always been h:hly sppre
Grated by all who have used them.
THEY STRENGTHENS THE STOMACH.
this lies their grea. superiority many OF the
Bitter which merely STIMULATE. and eventually
wEANaN and RUIN the stomach They are. essen
TALLY the great amly Ned OF the day. ahd should
he IN every houscho.d Free. 81 ret bottle. Sold by
al Drugsiss JoaS +. HENRY.
Sole Proprietor.
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Scr Sak ano 10 E:L
WEST FLUSHING.

no IET-rh- hotel and store communicating with
L TIE olympic 1fcauc. ~! aud 90 broadway. The
SORE wncn IL Esr'sHble rom the interior OF the the
atir wouid prove source OF great cNcnue to expo
rercCd Cltcfc., IL having been made in every way
suitable Itirc.nmrHt saloon cste. twill be let
ia ConunCnon With the hotel up STAN. For terms &c.
apply UJ pc Theatre, dAIJ, between the houIs
81
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Watgln,rR.

SUPER ROYAL HAND PRESS, lussls1
- MAJ G, With patent hiking apparatus, a., N good -
Ger, fosslls cheap. a. ~ RroaIway
G7S EXCELLENT foot lathe, We, an! ,ooi
- -. for sale ready for use; bir-a'n 81 "eA
It. opposite Pier Is
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El,sttiantous
DAY RVM.-Genuine double lea. brand for sale
ID ~ rAFl 4 TYLER, Drug Importers, 81 Coda 1t.
DIVORCES legally obtained dcscrtion, sc, su,n
~ CiCni cause; no publicity no chttgc Ia advances
adv!c free. NJ. HOUs 81. Attorney. Is NAsSauSt, n u
lNREE IUNCH-Saturday and Monday AZ KEEL
j LEl"s, itbj Siav, between 81 aud sd SITS.
IUTE,- rhe under ,ned oier for sale. IN lots to
sut purchasers, so bales of lutte, FIRST quality and
100 balci OF kaglc lutte WM r. COOPER. Jr.. CO.,
~ Pearl st. aud o. stone st. New ork.
nWNERS wanted b. the Property ClerA. 80 Mpl.
berry or the Golpwify articles, viz drcs s.
set OF sngle hnTncSs, pAra>ol, lac" snaNls blankets
niece OF linen bocAs OF tn. mills can. horse Sheets
ham shoulder wagon, hand cart, sum OF bioacy roll OF
cloth.
DOST OFFICE NOTICB.-The mails toy Europe
Il duruy week siding SatuI ily, Au=, IA lS.O, VIII
81 2se AZ lhis oulco on saturday, NJ ocnck ara
at all IN stations as 10 lows. viz ami q, hD T.,
Nj { aud ID. SO 4. NJ. end + so 7 NJ q ana II,
SIO am TIE NEW Yonk SToGK
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the arrest ana conviction
q nc murderer OF m.rietsrs o. bESJAMiS III
the night OF July 2S 1870. at his mouse IN sd ST. New
j. t. BHowNRLL. vlce.Chairman Gov. Com.
ID. c. HAYS, Treasurer.
o. WHITE, secretary
CO.. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
I'D 4. Pr,Ivs paid in gold lniormatl,n ininlsn a
cold and SILVER. A. l. NARA 60, lirokesi
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SilIiaros.
Ssirologr.

Ssirocgr. ---
A sTnOLOGER MARS cause marriages Ss soon con
day and likeness health wealth, good lncS, md
long lie To alt who coasult him call soon. Third
aV. near 18TH st. Ladies and gents, 81 cents to 81
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STEAMBOATS, alto Eailroaos.

F$a%h&aEsessFl'sA S hSt Foof R " e
o,i,lisoTGh sxfREss TRAINS LEAVE CHAN
phfEY .i" LEAVE s ssb 81 ST. Al rs 4, g. SskR
ASP s;I' ASP &, p NJ pAIII sET APP X
%}FE gfssfisa S5iafs h5s
SING iiiiogGlo TO- cLgyELAND ASD GALLO!
< Y fS Al fS5% ts 70 %EE!s
ssS "a S9f EHMffShssr iSIiS t2A|As DALI III
itSci r.Et y,rvs and and S,y ;n A. NJ and sorx
FOR Middictown and W.y. at $50 r. NJ. clsi at, 81
f&? 3Saq sSa W.. s a. $50 & ~ e. ~
u !, ssssarrS and Wa, ssAN, 50 ann .''F'A
sr' fs. aaa VA ssn aPa 81 + So d ~ ~
o'is aud It's i a. ia. aS sls All els Ri2" r S
s hs% nSs rs s. pipo' e lois Nj hA 'hGt
sicI fffssa;asi and nr dali. from 9, St Depot, s
PROM chambers st. b,pot, IAN, u 81 tai,, 4 iSI
fi;Smqni . .,s ard way TO? els 9.:
gX.M !, tssa, Gis S and fo:5iP. Nj sau,di,, OILY
T;ctets Tor passage and for Apartment. in Drawn,
sT' he c S OS S aud fSisfS s
cImSers II corner I hr IT. ana 50 az Hsn
and 100, o. sd st. Sew YORK. fSchHnsa .T io. All
Long Do;k .perc- Jersey cityi AMI Of the Ascau
the principal hotels "a
wM. r. BARR, G,nsSsl Passenger AsoaL
/. ID. RUcKER, General Superintendent.
MAY q i51).
DAILY. For nsckensack onlv. tFor i''rmolt on'L
V0 TIE SEA DIREcr.--S;aa; Z 4, bot bot
1 Eafi u impton. Bri ige humptonQu'gae W 't mp
ton per Long Is and sIlrnal from james dip Jh
st. ferrI.p. \. NJ. ana $3.50 +. -.
ASA. NJ. GreenpOri sag iiarbor ard : CT shor'.
10 i. NJ, North Fort. Huntington. Aai way stations
u NJ. Hrmpstesd ami WAY stations.
$50 T. NJ, Gr,enpOrt Sag llirDOr, aud the hamp
tons.
40, North Port Np.. stopping at prncipn, stations
5:0 +. NJ, Nortn Port. Hunun.toa, Hcm?,teal. aat
all way stations
Gll 7. ~, North Isp. nnd way stations.
All trains cCnueCt with hrInchSs tn Hcmpsell. OlH
Cove. Locust Vt.lrY, Nur.h r1rt, sc &C.
Exclusion tickets, good for three days TO all p)nu
| on III" road, si..5.
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1UWJIIY II'dIIlIdl'.
A ""HicAS
SPIRAL SPRING DUPP co...
aPARK ROW. NEW YORK.
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Docs lie Mem IT.

Dictator TWEED has introduced bill to
abolish the present Board of Supervisors, and
confer their functions upon the now Board Of
Aldermen to be elected in May.
That is one Of the reforms that THE Sun
has conended for from tho first. We hope
Mr. TWEED ia in earnest about IL. If 40, he
can easily put it through tho Legislature.
Let him show in this behalf only part Of
the zeal and resolution he has displayed In
smashing the Young Democracy and enact
ing his charter, and the work will DO done.
1t will DO a great thing for the city. and a
great thing for TWEED. If he means to
travel much further toward the honor Of be-
ing Governor Of New York, lot him take the
road Of reform, and stick to 1t.
What would the Grand Sachem think of a
law that would render It impossible for any
Democrat TO hold more than one office at a
timer
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Anarchy

Until TWEED and SwEENY tell their man
OHALL whom to appoint under the new
charter, and he acts we are in condition Of
substantial anarchy.
The police force is fortunately preserved
by the new charter. On the other hand, the
present Fire Department is wiped out. There
are no Commissioners and no frcmen. No
one has any authority to extinGuish fires,
New York has no Health Department, except
for the purposes of suits already commenced,
though the Metropolitan Board of Health
continues for the rest Of tho district. But
zymotcs, relarsing fever, and DR.. HARRIS
cease to be metropolitan. Tho Excise Board
apparently remains, as the charter says moth.
ing about that. Can any one tell us whether
the Fire Marshal continues in existencef
viii TWEED and SwEENY make O'HALL
act promptlyf As their nominations do not
require to be confirmed, they have no reason
Tor delny. Or must they wait till the blum.
dors and defects of the new charter are rem
edied by newer one? These blunders and
defects arc numerous A bill to correct
lhtm is already in preparation but It is to
be hoped that our new rulers will not wait
Ill it is passed before ending the anarchy
that Is already upon us
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The RctributIon in Store for the Re-
publicans.

Tho Republicans in the Assembly sus-
tanned the previous question on the final
passage Of the TWEED charter. and thus
cut OF all amendments and stihed all
discussion, on tho alleged ground that they
were in favor of having the charter carefully
examined and radically amended after the
bill reached tie Senate. Thus Messrs. HU.
sTED LITTLEJonN, ALvoRp, and their he
publican associates preserved the charter in
tact in the Assembly, and fulfilled their part
Of the Republican contract with the Ring.
The bill then went TO the Senate, eccom-
panied with the profusc promises aud solemn
pledges of the Republicans of the Assembly
that it should be thoroughly discussed and
radically amended by their political brethren
in the Upper House. When the bill came
under consideration in the Senate, debate
upon 1t was hooted at by the Republican
Senators, and all amendments were voted
down amid jeers and der.sivo laughter,
every Republican, with ono honorable ex.
ceptiou, going soldly against them. Thus
Mcssrs. PARKER, KENNEDY, WOODEN. and
their Republican associates preserved the
charter intact in the Senate, and fulfilled
their part Of the Republican contract with
the Ring.
We think it would be difficult to find
anything in the annals of legislation in this
country more infamous than these proceed
ings.
But out of 20 much evil there will spring
some good. The course of the Republicans
in the Legislature has killed their party in
the State stone dead. 1t may make an effort
next fall, for forms sake, to appear in the cleo
ton but the Assembly will be decisively car
ried by the Democrats, and the Republican
candidate for Governor will be beaten by fifty
thousand majority. Independent Republi-
cans all through the State, though they may
refuse to go over to the Democracy, will
bolt the Republican ticket by regiments,
brigades, and divisions This is 30 obvious
that the Democrats will see that there need
be no cheating at the November election to
enable them to carry the State by over.
whelming figures, and so, for the mere look
of the thing If from no higher motive, 1t is
possible that they may give the people the
most honest election they have witnessed in
ten years.
In this indirect mode some good may come
out of the bargain and sale of the Repub
leans in the Legislature. Nevertheless
they and their party will be swept from the
political arena in November by a storm OF
popular indignation that will be memorable
In the history of New York
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just arrived at Puerto Principe. He went
there 70 endeavor to gain over to his aide NOS
the Cuban patriots, but the pct of tho reoei-
lious Havana volunteers, Count VALNAsEDA.
DE RopAs was sent 10 Cuba after these same
rebels had driven out his predecessor Gen.
DULcE, chiefly for the purpose OF subduing
them The Spanish Cabinet saw clearly
what Mr. HAMILTON FrsH has obstinately
refused TO understand, that tho island was
lost TO tho Government unless these volun.
teers could be brought into subsection. They
selected DE RoDAs for the iron will and re-
lentless cruelty which he had just displayed
at Seville and Cadiz. But their hopes have
been frustrated. DE RoDAs, in lieu of sub
jccting the volunteers, has been from his
very advent subject TO them, and vALMAsE-
DA has been his stumblng-block. The Cap
tain. General has twice demanded Of the home
Government the recall of his rival, but PRIM
md SERRANo are about as impotent In Spain
rs De RoDAs Is In Cuba. And now, as last re-
Bort, as vALMAsEDA would not come to Ha-
vana, the Captain General has gone to
Puerto Principe trusting that the Count will
meet him there. Respecting their interview,
If 1t has taken place, no accounts have
reached Us but II must have been Of such a
nature that its publication would damage
the Spanish cause.
Meanwhile, the admission Of the cable that
the spaniards have lost "a small party "
on the Nuevitas Railroads. line which,
from the early days Of the instruction, has
been guarded by some 5000 Spanish troops
Is ominous, when viewed with the magnify.
ing glass indispensable for the deciphering
Of all accounts of Spanish losses that are
allowed to reach u.s. Again, nothing has
been heard Of GoyENEcnE for some time.
Rumors were afoat in Havana, at the sailing
of the last steamer, that no had surrendered
at discretion to Gen. JORDAN. OF VAL
MAsEDA's loss ON tho Canto, no evidence has
been received except the wounded Spanish
soldiers at Man2anillo OF course, at this
important moment, any Spanish victory
would instantly have been forwarded for use
in Washington. The wonder is that the
urgent need of one has not evoked II.
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How Gen. Grant is Used BY Rich Men.


President Grant has one defect Of character
rarely met with In high placesan mex plicable
srect for rich mon. Nov, ricI man without recog-
milton Of some kind In one OF the poorest OF humsn
politics IL necessary to make him hIpOy and this IL
WHY so many ounces sit IN the Senate nnd House,
paying out their money 10 be noticed. This Of
man Is apt II be have a repubicrn conscience to be
good sort 81 man for President TO take by the
hand now and then, to encourage linn with the fact
that even enterprise II not Il worst thing In the
state. anu 70 assure MN that respectanie wealth
need not debar any person from visiting Magisracy
occasionally.
Now. whv should the President take pleasure in
such merely rich men as Borie and corbin; or,
worse yet In such designing rich men Oakes,
Amcs, Daniel Morre aud others who are, OF course,
pleased with his attentions aud interested In his
person, but who have more important designs than
either social recognition or historical "Reminiscences
II toey lind tns they can impress the President with
their views, merely by the contact Of their riches
q ey will him to their oil, and blast mis- admins.
tration with their iulsome praise and insidious
advice.
The Presidents best advisers are not to be found
In tile private closet The DAYS OF tho privy council
went out with Clarendon and the Third stuart. The
Presidents advisers should he the better press OF
the country, aud the OF the mUny headed pooT-
the overtaxed farmer, the idle sailor, tho Immigrant
IL IL mortitytuR tn our conceptions Of the American
Chief Magistrate thnt lie should feel the contact OF
any man, much less a merely rich one. This IL the
weakness Of Gen. Grant-the real weakness lie 1,
used. He Is impressiblel He IL an abused man
His relatives have not felt in the nice OF deli
cacy, the duty they owed him 10 abstain from solicit
IN federal mvors. Manyof them In oiice
Others ave tTied TO grow rich by obtaining his ear
IL IL more than probable that Corbin swinded FISH
aud Gould out OF sl0O.000 by using the name o
President Grant But &c Corbin mad grown rich n
Crgsus by his high relationship, II would have beef
q less dangerous symptom than the known fact tina
people who have climbed to opulence by the bar
baTisms and slips OF legislation are looked upon b.
me PRESIDENT us the best exponents OF American
citizenship.
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Progress, of the Cuban Revolution.

We received yesterday by the Cuban cable
hdvices which had reached Havana from
Mexico, st, Domingo, and Venezuela; but on
q subject Of far more importance, namely,
what is going forward in Cuba, an absolute
silence is maintained. lnAsmuch as news
must have reached Havana Of many military
operations since any accounts whatever have
been vouchsafcd, it is but natural to infer that
TITO Spanards who control this American
caLle have no news which they care about
making known. This very natural conclu.
sion is supported by all lato kilograms from
the island.
The purlose Of the visit Of the Captain
General 10 Puerto Princire WAS stated TO be
the Inauguration OF a campaign from that
city which should finally wipe out the ins,r-
gents. This at least was the plan which
was promulgated abroad; the truth, however,
has leaked out IN Havana, It seems that A.
tho meeting of the Spanish Club in that city
on the 23d ut, it was unanimously resolved
that "if areTublic was established in Spain,
or If either tie ccsfion, sale, independence
or selfgoycrnmcnt of Cuba were decided
upon. they would raise TIE banner Of seccs
sion from Spain, and proclaim lsAPrILA H. MS
Queen" This resolution WAS subsequently,
modified into detem alton 10 reduce every
building on the island 10 nshes in the event
that Cuba should either lie ccded or sold
Al the time Of this meeting DE RoDAs Lac