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CUBA.
Tho Instruction Dying Out-surrsnder of In
sargent Leaders Movements Of Cap
tain General Valmaseda.
TELEGRAM TO THE new Yoax HERALD.

HAVANA, July 1. 1871.
Among the surrendered Caunao officers are Nico-
las ElOy ana Oswald0 Adau, Melchor ana Joseph F..
Bernall, Filandro and Bias Rodriguez, Augustin and
POririO Silva, Alfredo BetancOurt and Augusttn
CocO. The two brothers Adau were captured by
General Agramonte.
It Is reported that Generals Manuel AgramonJe
P0rro and JosesitO Rodriguez have made Overtures
for . surrender.
the Spanish party are making strenuous efforts to
carry the Porto Rico elections
Count valmaseda leaves Santiago de Cuba to-day.
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The WOMEN HAVE RKoEIvED their severest
wound from the hands and in the house of
of Massachusetts, has decided that woman,
although formally appointed a justice of the
peace, can have no constitutional or legal
authority to exercise any functions Of that
Office. We wait now with our fingers in our
ears to hear the explosion of the friends of
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, who was recently ap-
pointed female justice. The thunder and
uproar that we are threatened with will drown
all the popping and banging of the glorious
Coprlh
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TURKEY.
Arrival and Reception Of Mr. sewlrd-Changss
in the Turkish Ministry.
TELEGRAM TO TRe NEW YORK HERALD.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, July

CoNsTANTINOPLE, July 1, 1871.
Mr.. william II. Seward has arrived here from
Alexandria On landing he was welcomed by sew
eral Turkish oicals of high rank. representing the
Court and military authorities OF the empire, and
by the American Legation.
nrman having been issued declaring Mr.. Seward
to he the guest Of the Turkish nation, special hosp
talities have been extended by the Sultan to the
American statesman.
Mr.. Seward is temporarily residing at the Ameri
can Embassy. lie will he introduced to the Grand
vizier and afterwards have an audience with the
sultan.
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENT.
Server Erendi has been appointed Foreign Sec
Rotary.
THE suLrAN's RIaHr-nASD MAN rNDrsrosEp.
Aa,i Pachs, the Grand vhler. " seriously ndis-
posed.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Tho "uutes'' and Atlantics Play Zen Inniu9s.
Tho game yesterday between the Mutuas and
'mufren" AFFAIR on the part Of the former, they
evidently thinking they had an easy task. The
AtantIcs did some heavy batting, which brought
their score up even with that Of their opponents,
in which condition it still renamed at the close OF
the ninth inning. In consequence OF this tenth
inning had to he played, which, however. resulted
game. Pearce did not play, owing to the recent
death Of his mother. The following is the score by
inniDgs:-
Cubs. H. I'd. 81 ~. sa. SM IN. &. @. Io0.
A A,,sn.,c s I" 80
tmpre-Mr. rish. Of the star.
lime OF game-One hour and thirty five minutes.
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TELEGRAM 10 TIVE NEW yoax HenALq.

MADRID, July I, 1871.
1t ia reported on credible authority that Senior
Olozaga has been appointed Ambassador to Paris
and that Sehor Rivero will succeed to his portfolio.
In the lower branch OF the Cortes to-day Senior
Morct Minister OF Finance, stated that he would be
able reduce the expenditures for the coming fiscal
year 900 reals. 1t is believed that Moret
will triumph over his opponents and remain IN
Office.
The Chamber has decided to prosecute the trial Of
Deputy Barcis, as an accomplish IN the plot for the
assassination Of General Prm.
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GambettR Not a Candidate.
PARIS, July 1, 1871.
The republican list Of candidates for the Assembly
is printed In to-day's journals. The name OF N.
Gambetta Is absent from the list.
WITHDRAWAL OF IMPERIAL CANDIDATES.
NM. Haussmann, Barrost and Assalant have with
drawn from their canddatures for the Assembly.
THE ARMY VOTE.
General de Cissey has issued circular prescribe
ing regulations for the taking OF the vote of the
army mt the election,
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Everybody Wears NIiitoa Gold.
Everybody admires Milton Gold.
Everybody must and will have Milton Gold.

Over thousand purchasers visited tho magnificent
Winter Garden Palace, the showroons Of tho American
Agency the Milton Gold Jewelry Company and
delighted beyond expression with the display
leaving with their selections from the stock and
wondering how such handsome ornaments could be sold
III each The designs the Bertha Sets, the
Gable Chain, the Aczna Lockes made expressly for the
American Of hne Milton Gold, all the
brancy the color the durability of California gold;
sought by OF aste who lavish OF their
elegance neatess and novelty Tomorrow the proprietors
contemplate placing for public inspection vt their show
rooms 67 Broadway, under the Grand Central HOTEL the
Richest grandes and most perfect array Of JEwERY ever
offered TO the people Of this city and erend an invitation %
al and behold the wonder OF enterprise in the world
Of JcwcIry visit TO this palace prompted only by
yes Of curiosity viii repay any one The other departments
oil the store vic with the Mutton Department, must
be convinced that the Dollar Store line OF goods
excena variety quality and beauty that to be found
in any other establishment In this metropolis. In
the beginning the proprctors determined TO compete
with the standard houses the city the quality OF their
goods, and them rrasonableness
OF price This determination fully
azed Is demonstrated by the class OF
carriages line the walk In front of the establishment from
early dawn till late at night The Book contains
"What Know About Farming "Swiss Family kobinson,'s
Little Men," "Fckwck Papers," Byron Moore, Shsks-
peare indeed all tho standard works at ~ per volume Our
Fan department filed with the richest and styss.
shade OF taste and fashion, The stock
OF Sunsades, lined and unned OF Parnso Il complete
The department for ladies' embraces present. BY
super anything yet exhibited This stock large, bus
will suffice for weeks trade. The assortment OF Ua
derwesr has been greatly increased.
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LoNpoS MoSIy MARKET.-LoIpoS, July Ia r. NJ
ousols closed =, es for both money and the account,
american securities irm United States lve-tweny bonds,
IyS s,ss; is6o cd, slT; 1881, ~; n.fortIss, So
tRANkFoRr Mo>Ey MAnkHT.-FRASxtorr, July L.
'Agls NuSEy MAIKgr-PARts. July I.-RenIs closed
aul. &c. last evening.
vEspV0L CorTUs MARKEr-LlvEwroot july /
II M.--Ths market closed active and nrner Middiing
uy4nus SD; midd,ng Orleans, yisd Tho sales OF the
have 10000 bales including iOOo Tor export
SPECULATION.
GvKcroot PxovrsroNs MAsKrT.--LIvsRcoo,, Ja.y
L-bscoa va. uer n~t toe Cumberland cut.
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SPAIN.

Changes in the Ministry-The New Minister to
France important Reduction in the Ex-
penditures-Tr1al Of Deputy for
tho Assassination of Prim.
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1eLseRAM TO TIE NEW YuaK HERALD.

VERSAILLES July I, 1871.
In the Assembly to-day Mr.. Favre denied that the
property OF the Algerian insurgents had been con-
nscated. He admitted that several districts were
still in the hands OF the insurgents but said that
Inducements were going forward and that the in
surrectton would soon be suppressed.
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ENGLAND.

Grand Military Review by the Queen-The Prince
Imperial Present at the Review-The Ger
man Agitation in Hsligoland Failure
Banquet Of the Anglo-American Asso-
neutrality-suspicious. Of an Agent
TO Receive the British Claims
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROMy, July l, 1871.
All the Italian Ministers have arrived in Rome and
been installed in their ministries.
The representatives Of Portugal Greece. Brazil,
Switzerland and Bavaria have arrived in the city.
The other Ambassadors are expected tomorrow.
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THEELECTIONS TO-DAY
Bad Prospects for the BO-
napartists.
Gambetta and Haussmann Not
Candidates.
GOING TO SPAIN.
rtlEsaAxs TO the NEW Yuax HERALD.

LONDON, July l, ISL
The papers Of to-day discuss the French elections,
which they generally believe will result favoraby TO
the government OF M. Theirs and the republic.
A despatch from Paris says the return OF monarch
lists is probable from many OF the departments. The
imperialists are making very active canvass, but
really have no chance Of securing considerable
number OF members of the Assembly.
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AUSTRIA.

tons Of the Empire With tho
Foreign Powers
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A.-F0urth Of July--kceD COOl.-(s0 60
BROOKS for stylish low SHOES, Kid Calf 57b Broad
opposite Metropolitan Hotel and l96 Broadway
Twenty ninth street
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A.-TO Americans TravcIling in Europe
Circular letters of credit, available sterling francs H.
sued BY BOWLES BROTHERS 4 CO., ~ William street,
New FORK ~ State street, Boston.
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Ayers Cherry Pectornl-The WORLDS Great
Remedy for Colds. Coughs, Consumption
OF the Lungs and Throat
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Many DO Not Like It-Bnt IL Cannot ~
helped II always will be do what ron WILL "Englasd
might well dam the OF the Nile with buru.hes
Tor to undertake N change public opinion In
gard 20 this matter. Tis Ills always whan
nas been may be again. One thing ID certain; KNOWS
Summer Styles the best thing the kind knox al
take. the lead. cannot be stopped Hs styles
the popular styles. One needs only to appreciate
them Call In and take look Broadway. Of Fuitoa
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A.-1'hix Morning the Russinn ynporD
Marble Baths, % ard % East Fourth street, ox
gentlemen only from to ~ O'Clock
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recommended the only reliable vegetable toilet article In
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ALGERIA.

Jules Favre's Speech in the National Assembly on
the Insurreotion in Algeria
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Base Bail Notes.


Yesterday afternoon two mines, composed OF drug
clerks the houses Of John F. Henry and s. n. Van
Duser played game, resulting IN the defeat Of the
Van Duser nine by score OF 20 to 10.
At Prospect Park yesterday afternoon the Lord Il
Taylor dry goods nine succeeded IN defeating nine
Of r. q. Garniard, in seven innings by score of 40
TO Ia, darkness preventing the playing or o full
game.
the Harmonic Club. OF Brooklyn, has arranged 10
VISIT Bridgeport Conn.,. TO play the Osceola Club ON
the Fourth Their party VIII be comprised OF the
jovial. gentlemanly fellows who have made their
gatherings 40 famous among Brooklyntes. If the
''miIsiciaDs'' get their 'madr up and play with u
determination to show that they can beat some
amateur clubs rs they did last Wednesday,
when they astonshed the Eagle Club, Of this city,
by defeating them Dy score Of "a To IL, they will
return from their trip victorious. In any they
VIII have glorious time on that day upon which
the ''brd OF freedom flaps his wings In every
ner OF our land. and give their opponents every
casion To wish repetition OF their visit
The Active Base Bal! Club. composed Of brokers,
were defeated ny the Enterprise Base Bah Ciui,
composed or clerks IN wholesale grocery houses,
score - 10 y, at Prospect PARK July I. 1871.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, July I, 1871.
The Austrian delegation has passed the budget
Count Won Beust made speech In the Reichsrath
to-day TO the effect that the relations Of the empire
with all foreign Powers were friendly.
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DruuLard, StOp:-Dr. Beers, IL Esso
Twelfth the obrtinate ALCHOL
ISM. Send stamp for evidence.
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me Of game--One hour and thirty-five minutes.

The Kekionxas Defeated by the Athletic. Of
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1, 1871.
The Athletics OF this city defeated the KekI0ngas
of Fort Wayne By 20 to 3. The Athletics excclcd
both the bat and in the field though the visitors
battcd we'll and at times felded finely.
cubs. LIST. "a. 30. 4th. SIN. 6fh. tn. 8fh. OH.
Athletics ......0 2 6 l-2o
kcktOngas. O o 1 o.
Runs earned--Athletics, 0; KekiOngas, 2.
Umpire--S. Holly, OF the Niagara Club of BuHalo.
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ITALY.

The Transfer Of the Capital-Arrival of the
Minis 'ers and Foreign Representa-
tives in Rome.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

JULY 9.
iso3-battle or Gettysburg continued, neither army
having gained any material advantage
ls02-General McCellan's army retreated to Har-
risOn's Landing James River.
lS53-Martin kOsta released at smyrna under pro
test rom the Austrian frigate Hussar, at tho
demand OF Captain lngraham OF the United
states sloop-Of-war st. Louis. Captain In
graham had got his vessel ready TO attack ths
frioate II his demands were not compiled
with.
1176-Congrcss adopted the resolution introduced by
Richard Henry Lee. declaring that these
Colonies are. and OF right ought to be- free
and Independent Slates.N
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A.-FOr a Stylish and Eleeant Hat nj PODUlNr
priscs go TO DOUGAN luz Nassau street, corner
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
26t broadway corner Murray asres.-
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Open, July 4, for PhrcuOlOgicnl Examina-
ons and written descriptions Of character, At $50 BROAD
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A.-Bnrry's safe Hair Dye,
Colors any shade,
from light brown to Jet black.
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Tho Nofbcr Can Rely Upon Mrs. Winslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP TO give and health to her child
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GERMANY.
Triumphal Entry OF the Hanoverian Troops.
NlFGrAa TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HANOVER, July !, 1871.
The Hanoverian troops made brilliant tri-
umpnaI entry into this city to-day.
A despatch was received from the Emperor
william regretting his absence.
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Y AO II = I N q.
Departure Of the New York Yacht Club Squad
ron for Cape May.
Arrival Of the Committee Of Arrange
ments at Cape Island
Immense COncourse Of People Expected to
Witness the Regatta.
Dcpartare Of tho New York Yacht Club for
Cane May.

Dcpartsre Of tho New York Yacht Club for
Cape May.
THE HoRsEsHoE July I, 1871.
Tie yachts Of the New York Yacht Club destined
to take part in the regatta a. Cape May rendezvoused
In the Horseshoe this afternoon. They weighed an
Choir from Staten Island at quarter To two O'Clock
r. M. There were collected the DauntIcss, Magic,
Eva, Alarm, wanderer, Columbia, Tidal wave.
Dreadnaught Madeleine, Alice. Foam, Rambler
Palmer, SapphO and sOOps Oracle and Peerless.
The Sappho, Rambler. Foam and Palmer were the
last to arrive. At seven O'Clock p. NJ. the Commo-
dore hOistcd signal for all captains to repair on
board the Dauntless, where the sailing directions
were gwen. At nine O'Clock the squadron got under
weigh and stood out to sea, with moderate breeze
from the southwark.
Having In Charge tho Direction Of the Re-
gatta nj Caps Mny-DistinguishedV Visitors
To Witness tho Regatta.
CAPE ISLAND July !. 1871.
The schooner yacht Madgie arrived here at ten
O'Clock last evening aud anchored In Delaware Bay.
The Committee OF Arrangements, having in charge
the preliminaries and general direction Of the
gatta the Fourth of July, arrived here on the
steamer Pinta this afternoon. They brought with
them General Grer, United States ARMY, and other
invited guests. General Meade and family came
uOWn NJ one O'CLOCK
The special evening train from Philadelphia came
down with fourteen cars, and the regatta train with
ten cars bringing 1900 people, There will be extra
trains from Philadelphia tomorrow and Monday.
There will be three excursion trains Monday and
an excursion from New York, In addition to the
three extra trains.
IL Is estimated that H. 600 people will be pres
ent on the day OF the regatta.
The Stockton Hotel gives an informal hop this
evening. Congress Hall Will give reception and
ball In honor Of the New York Yacht Club on Mon
day evening, and the grand ball IN honor OF the
Yacht Club will be given Tuesday evening"
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston
bellies arriving. and Cape May tonight presents
a really animated appearance.
The Prizes for the Regatta on Exhibition mt
the stockton House.
CAPE ISLAND, n. j., July l, 1871.
A great multitude came down this evening. The
hotels filing IN rapidly. The prizes for the re-
gatta are on exhibition at the Stockton House.
Among the guests are Generals Meade, Patterson
and Sewer. Judge Woodward and Thomas A. Scott.
The night has cleared on beautifully ana every
where Is festivity and enjoyment.
Two notorious hotel thieves, named Hamilton and
Hopkins. were arrested tonight and locked up.
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| Periqne, HavRBn and Other smoking To-
| BA COOS, the best at sURBRJG's, ISL Futon street
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ID. r. Mcrwtn, Of Boston, Writes:-ssI HIVE
used the contents OF bottle of BUKNETTS COCOATNk
and bald pate covered all with young hair
about OF inch long, which
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800 Reward will he Paid by the Subscrs-
Der which will lead 10 The conviction OF par
ties initiating countereitins UDOLPHO MOLs Gsae
selling exposing for the imitation Or couuterfe" WI
'e prosecuted 70 ''e e't upoI.rao 4oLrns ESTATE.
n Beaver sxaoG
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Wood Carpetinw In Durable. unndscme.
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Ath July Hat. Just Out, 81 80.
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A.-Thcre In n Beautiful Ideal In tho Imnul-
nation OF this ideal IL developed model
BLUE PEARL CASHMERE SUMMER HAT introduced
BY ESPENSCHEID this which the ARTIST
presents that contour Of expression not be ressted
gentleman OF taste.
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Fourth of July Cigars-Imporfcd md Do
nestle, at low rates sURBRUG's, Isl Fulton street
Fourth Of July.
Slo0gU worth Gents BOYS and tbldren's Clothux
lowest prfcss in the cay.
LObDELLsS,
1880 Broadway corner Twenty -ei xhth street.

In very great variety, Just received by
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-05-17

INriptENr RoYALIY.--The Amerl-
con mariner Of the firm of Baez & Co,
n :. Grant, has tnken the first step
nreli,oInary to calling out the army
snd navy 10 enforce bis own re.clcc-
ion lie has issued his Ukasc, dated
~ Washington, May 4th, 1871, in
which he declares that "Thc law Of
congress-ihc Ku.Klux bill-dIpiies
NJ aR pdyts Of the United States, and
viii be enforced everywhere to the
extent of-the powers vested IN the
"Exccntivc," and talks about the "Ex.
traordnary powers thereby conferred
mon me-" L. S. Grant, in Il tone that
would do credit TO tho Car of all the
Rnssias. Aside from tho fact that II
Hooks very much as though he were
qoing TO interfere with elections IN The
! North, he might just as well have sale
10 the negroes and carpet-baggers il
the South. throw the doors open t'
murder, rapinc, robbery, arson, anc
crime and outrage Of every character
80 in and slut yourselves, and ! WI
protect you, my re election must b.
secured at any ccst.' And row mann
factured "ontragcS, mixed up will
nloyalty," ard all that sort of Thing
viii food the North. and u. s. Gran
will burst upon the country a full
nedgcd Dictator
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q .rodaf Cnrpfi-naEgsr.

In Governor Reed Florida has the
honor Of presenting, 10 the disgust oi
the world and to the admiration ofthc
Radical party, aimodol carpet baggcr. /
Within two years after entering upon /
Office he managed, by dint of bis won
dcrful zeal and activity, TO Increase the
debt of his adopted State from half Il
million to fifteen millions Of dollars.
He associated with him n choice lot Of
confidence men, and between them
they plundered the State eifectnally.
Ho received from Litllefeld and Swep.
son, two railroad lobbyists, $4,000 in
cash, for calling tho Legislature to-
gether, and for using his influence TO
authorize the issuingo bonds endorsed
by the State, of which Littlcfcld ami
his associates pockeicd four million
dollars worth, the Governor getting
liberal share. In every scheme Of the
kind, and they have been numerous,
he has been named a chief corporation
He was mado q c0rporator Of the Great
Southern Railroad Company, which
received enormous land grants from
the Legislature lie is corporator
of tho Jacksonville Ferry Company,
which received grant Of exclusive
privileges six miles up and down The
St. Johns rivcr--thc Ferry being on
one side of the river on Reeds land,
and known as Reeds Ferry. lie was
also made u corporator OF tho Jack
sonville and st. Augustine Railroad
Company, running from Reeds Ferry
to st. Augustine, to which tho State
, generously granted 100000 acres OF
land, and authorized tho endorsement
of its bonds to the amount of half q
million of dollars. lie has received
from the contingent fund of the state
3 on various prclcnccs over seventy
thousand dollars, but that is a mere
trine compared with the other whole
sale plundcring in which he was en-
gagged. His latest and most audaeiou'
attempt was an effort which he mad,
to get possession of the Agriculture
College land scrip granted to Florida
J, by the act Of Congress in 1862 Foi
d Aldl llul lpco hN NNhN " W "'nih- w
I with a spurious act Of the State leg
islature to which the signatures hat
been forged. He was detected in thii
bold piece Of villainy before he haC
consunmatcd the theft, and an at
tempt was made to impeach him, bu
II there was not virtue enough in thi
Y Legislature to make the movement
\ success lie had narrow shave o
it, however, the resolution directing
= his impeachment being defeated 10y
u barely three majority. He has in
creased the debt of Florida from les
. than five hundred thousand dollars L
'' over fifteen millions in less than thre'
n years, and has burthencd the pcopl,
} with the most oppressive taxation. =
IS Some of the bonds issued under hi
:, auspices are of doubtful legality, an,
q brokers who hold them in New Yorl
!, and elsewhere are becoming anxiou
u about them. Reed is a fair specimen
u of the Yankee carpet baggcr Is !
! any wonder tho white people, th'
d property holders Of the South, hat
u them 2