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Pistols Among Freshmen.

HAVANA Sept. 4, 1873.
1t is repOrted that duel with pistols has taken
place between the editor OF the Lega,idad and the
secretary Of Senior Zulueta and that the latter,
who was the challenging party, received severe
wounds.
IMPORT DUTIES AT HAVANA.
decree has been issued that on and after Oc-
tober One,half the duties on articles of luxury
imported must be paid In gold.
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II Is about a year ago since DR.. Shernrn of No 691
Broadway, New York city, placed one OF MS Herman
tor Rupture my right side experienced no neon
vsnience from wearing the appliance, worked right
along and can now say am entirely cured have not
appliance several months and there are no
symptoms rupture. lam brcklayer by trade,
and always accustomed to- very active exercse nope
you will publish this, Mr. Editor in your paper ior me
benefit Of those ruptusBd. lSAAG STUART
BLOOMSBURY Pa, July l. lS3-
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
Wallnck's-Mr. BOucicnult's Illness.

Wallack's-Mr. Boucicnult's Illness.
Mr. Boucicaut is suddenly and seriously ill., and
will, probably not reappear upon the stage for,
some time. What difference this Will make in the
projected entertainments we do not as yet know;
but for the present Mr.. Mckee Rankin supplies his
place as Sir Charles Coldstream in 'Used Up" and
Mr. f. Lamb is his substitute as Kerry in the play
OF that name 1t Is ungracious and unnecessary
to speak harshly Of performers who have assumed
these roles at moments netice; out, after making
ali the allowances which charity suggests, Mr.
Rankin will excuse orr reminding him That his
portraiture OF Sir Charles In the first act Is
heavy and stOlid, not to say stupid. 1t is
without that nonchalant grace and refined ennWt
which more delicate fancy and keener percep-
ton of the congruous would have enabled him to
rive IT, The Kerry Of Mr.. Lamb is very creditable
lacking indeed that beautiful pathoS which Mr.
into VEN py a sgn n
feligently wrought. The present programme Will
be retained this week.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
NM. Mejlhac & nalevy are writing play for the
Theatre Francois.
row has broken out at the opera Comque,
paris caused by the recollection that Flotow Is
German.
The zone hundred and sixty four pieces" known
as the posthpmous works of Rossini, are presently
TO be brought out by some London publisher.
The "Rneingod" and the "Meistersnger Won
Nurnbergn OF wagner seem TO argue that the
opera of the future will dispense altogether with
SINGERS. Let us make the most, then, OF the opera
OF the present.
AIM. Rivere's promenade concerts, at Covent
Garden. GOODNESS Is preserved by huge blocks Office
hidden among lowers and ferns. Carlotta Patti,
Emile savret, Levy the cornet player, and Nine.
Lemmens-sherringto appear nightly. The "ednes-
day evenings classical
Rather extensive preparations are making at
Robinson Hall for the accommodation OF the Royal
Marionettes. A private view Is 10 De anordeo
tomorrow evening, when the programme .ha' Is
to be interpreted on Monday night will be re-
hcarsed. The show is limited to pantomime, bur-
losdue and negro minstrelsW
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subsidence OF the Panic i'm Lexington.

SubsidenCe OF the Panic In Lexfn gton.
LEXINGTON, Sept. 4, 1873.
The cholera panic has entirely subsidized here,
and confident hopes are entertained that we shall
escape the scourge that has ravaged several towns
in central Kentucky. Lovers OF the turf need not
therefore, be detained from attending tho races
pext week.
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Cmsa rfsm ON the Race Track.
CHAMBERLAIN IN NEW ROLE
WILKES INTERVIEW WITH THE HERALD
ON CKSARISM, REVISED, IN FULL
SEE SPIRIT OF TINES TODAY.
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Should any of our readers be troubled with Rupture
recommend them to consult DR.; SHERMAN, Whose
experience treating the inrmity arc tho
best guarantee relief and His book on Rupture
he mails for III cents. send for 1t.
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HAVANA, Sept 4, 1873.
Captain General Peltain has published in the
0Ncial Gazette to-day decree ordering the mme-
date Institution OF proceedings for the public sale
OF alb estates, properties and ELECTS taken posses
SION OF by the administration and being the prop
erty OF the State in consequence OF the former
owners participation in the Instruction
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ont main CORN CURE by mail, SOC DIR RICE,
2)8 broadway, corner ofFulton street.
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CUBA.
The SEMINARY Arrest Of Republican yClubmen-
How tho Police Feat Was Accomplished
The Pistol Against the Pen.
TElEeRAMs TO THE NEW YORK; HERALD.

KEY WEST, Sept. 4, 1873.
Mail advices from Havana give the following al,
ditional facts in relation to the arrest Of the mem
bers OF the Republican Club in that city on Monday
evening. Soon after the republicans had assem-
bled In their club room a mob of several hunured
persons gathered in front OF the building, and,
after uttering loud threats, made an attempt to
force the doors and enter but they were unsuc-
cesstul only succeeding In breaking the blinds and
windows.
The Chief OF Police then appeared with posse
and a squad OF cavalry. He made the republicans
open the door. arrested all of them about iorty)
and took them to jail the mob following with noisy
demonstrations. After the republicans were lodged
in prison the mob dispersed.
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The Fall Fashion of Hats for Gentle.
Just introduced by ESPENSCHLLD. manu-
tacturer, Il8 Nassau street
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A.-Wcdding Cards, Latest Paris styles.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH NOTEPAPER
JAMES EVERDELI. 32 Broadway
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Cmsa rism ON the Race Track.
CHAMBERLAIN IN NEW ROLE.
WILKES INTERVIEW WITH THE HERALD
ON CESARISM, REVISED, IN FULL.
SEE SPIRIT or TINES TO-DAY.
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A.-The Rotten and Infectious Sponge
pads horrible metal springs, pitiless iron finger pads
and murderous wire springs superseded by the com
RIM
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KILOGRAMS TO TIVE NEW YonK HERALD.

MADBID Sept. 4, 1873.
Tho Cortes is engaged in the consideration 81 q
motion authorizing military executions without
the approval OF the sentences by the Cortes. An
amendment providing that all cases in which the
penalty is death shall be referred to the Cortes
was rejected by vote OF 80 yeas, against SO nays
The matter has been made Cabinet question.
II the original motion is adopted, President
Salmeron and his Cabinet will resign and Senior
Socialism In Movement Despite the
Death Penalty.
MADRID. Sept. T. 1873
The authorities OF Jerez in Andalusia, fear
;socisstic outbreak in that town, and have made
demand upon the central government for rein
'torcements for the garrison.
Death to the Radicals.
VALENCIA, Sept. T. 1873
Three socialists have been sentenced to death BY
che Tribunal OF Justice of this city.
The Siege Of Cart.sena Weakening in
Face OF Insurgent Fire.
MADRID, Sept. a. 1873.
villalon, the commander of the artillery in the
republican force besieging Cartagena, has rendered
his resignation. alleging as his reason that the
means placed at his disposal are not sufficient to
enable him to maintain himself against the guns
OF the insurgents
The Captured Iron-Clads Under . Brit
ish Battery.
GIBRALTAR, Sept. t. 1873.
The Spanish iron.clads vittora and Almanac
have arrived here.
French Bulletins from the Carlist Head.
quarters.
BAYoNNE, Sept. 4, 1873.
It Is announced upon authority that there are
now about 40, 600 Carlists under arms in Spain.
They are making arrangements to establish can
NON foundry near the townsof Tortosa, in sara
0Osso.
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All Jumping TOothaches, Neuralgte
or Rheumatism instantly relieved with WOLCOTTa
PAIN PAINT. Depot lS Chatham square Free trial
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Havana Lottery-We sold the $5OO,OOO
in the extraordinary drawing April % Circulars sent;
Information gwen. j. Il. MARTINEZ Co, III wall
street. Post office box 1855 New York.
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Havana Exchange.

HAVANA. Sept. 4, 1893
Exchange firm. On United States sixty days.
currency, 341 35 premium short sight, 50 y u 81
premium, sixty days. gold, 54h 5bc. premium;
short sight, 56I . 81 premium. On Paris 80 o 81
premium
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Elastic Belts, Stockings, Knee Gaps,
ANKLETS, &c, at MARSH CO.'S Radical Cure Truss
office No. 2 yesey street. Lady attendant
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Bachelors Hair Dye IL tho Best In tho
world, the only true and perfect hair dye instanane
Gus. harmless At all druggists.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye Is the Most Nat
ural effects Of any in the world 1t In fuses new
life to the hair.
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Golden Hair.-Barker's Aurora, Harm
water changes hair to golden color, ~ 81
1871 Broadway, near Thirty second street
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A.-COrns, Bunions, Nails, NC, Cured
without pain. CORN CURE by mail 50 cents.
DR. RICE, 2DS Broadway corner Fulton street.
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David,s Fail style or Gcntlemcn's Hats
are ready. 299 Broadway near Duane street.
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases of the Feet cured by DIR. ZACHARIE u Union
anu
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A.-Kenrney's Extract Buchu Cures
mbre diseases bladder and kidneys gravel diabetes.
female weaknesses dyspepsia and nervous debihty than
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THE CHOLERA IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 4, 1878.
There we're four deaths from cholera In Mllers-
burg, KY, yesterday, and a number OF new cases
are reported.
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The Fall Style Of Gentiemen's Hats,
originating with the everpopular KNOX viii be intro.
duced public admiration and delight tO-dhy at his
store 2l2 Broadway in the Prescott House. and fifth
Avenue Hotel. Secure your KNOX without delay.
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SPAIN.

Vorss Discussion Of Martial Law Executions
Parliament Favorable to the Summary
Cods-Socialism, Republcanism and
Carlism in Active Notion
Tho Captured Iron-Clads
in IN English Port
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Trusscs Of Every Kind, Elastic Stock
ings Bapdages, &c, &C GLOVER, ID Ann street, ad-
Joining Herald Office.
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FRANCE AND GERNgANY.
The Last Insts'ment Of the War Indemnity . 10
Paid to Prussia ToDay-Financial Free y
dom Of the French Republic
1flEeRAm 70 i've NEW YORK HERALD

PARIS Sept 4, 1873.
The last instament 6 the French war indemnity
will be paid to Germany tomorrow.
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NEW PUBLICATION

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NEW EDITION
Mrs. Warfclds New Novel,
MIRIAM MONFORf,
ready September TO-
One neat l2mo vol u
Also
nearly ready, New Edition of
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUVERIE.
BY the author Of - Miriam Moni0rL"
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Wigs, TOupees, &c. G. Rauchf fuss,
Practical Wig Maker and Importer ofIiuman Hair, ~
East Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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Wilcox and. Gibbs Sewing Machine
First in Mert-To the Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine
Company was awarded the highest premium ut Vienna
superior merit all other prem ums being for pro-
gress When competing machines have made Sufficient
progress they at future exhibition receive
similar marx OF distinction to the above which in the
opinion of Judges Vienna recognizes the position OF
lie WILCOX x GIBBS as the best FAMILY machine
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY.
NEW YORK, Feb. Is, 1873.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In your issue of the 14th inst. noticed an
article, entitled "Young Gentlemen of the Mercan-
tile Library, Beware" and signed LEGION In
which the wrtter-who claims to represent a num-
ber OF ladies-complains OF the insolence and in
attention OF the clerks of the Library. This
Legion" is doubtless some bilious old maid or
dyspeptlc man, who cannot and does not appre.
cate polite and prompt attentions when received
The writer OF this article has been a subscriber OF
the Mercantile Library for the past twenty years.
and feels bound, In justice to the clerks of that in
stituton, to deny Ia toto the statement OF Legon
and to further state that, at no time have the
clerks OF the Library been polite and
to the wants OF its members than those now in its
employ, all OF whom are gentlemanly, prompt and
attentive, as every wel-bred person will testify
ask, therefore, that as an act OF justice you will
give the above space in your columns, and obliQe
yours respectfully, LADY SUBSCRIBER
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Cholera on Board the Lackawanna at
Calcutta.

Calcutta.
The Calcutta (E: ~ Eng,ishnaan Of the 10th OF
January publishes the following:-
We referred yesterday to the outbreak of cholera
on board the United States frigate Lacka.
wanna. The disease made its appearances
shortly after the vessels arrival here,
and there were, az we said, three deaths
on bOard-twO while she was in port and another
while she was on the way down the river
since which time we have not heard
further. Neither OF the persons who died
an ofiser, and no officers were sick when
the ship left. Various causes are assigned for
the outbreak. one being the deadly locality
OF her moorings abreast OF the sewer discharge OF
the fort; another, the villanous stun sold by the
native traders who were at first allowed alongside:
and third. the poison sold to sailors on shore un-
der the name Of liquor Of different kinds. Two of
the men attacked had been on shore, while others
who were also seized had not left the ship.
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l

The reason assigned for the threatened abdica-
tIon OF King Amadeus Of Spain is that An old mis-
understanding with the Ministry growing out of
the appointment Of Don Hidago to the Captain
Generalship Of tue Basque Provinces The truth in,
the Carlst insurrection Is spreading daily ana
growing In strength. The Cuban trouble wears on
the young King, and on top Of all this comes the
hostility OF the New YORK HERALD. 1t Is not sur.
prsing that the young man is anxious to quit
Spain.
The New York herald., 1873-02-16

Of mail matter, then the phrase 'one full rate of
postage used in section l5l, means simply the
amount OF postage required to be paid for q half
ounce of such matter. viz. three cents that the
latter section applies whenever letter exceeding
half ounce in weight, on which at least three
cents postage lone full rate) has been paid is de-
posted at the Post once for mailing In such
case though fun postage or the amount chargeable
under section 1885, may net have been paid on
the letter, yet II is the duty Of the post
master at the mailing ONCE to forward the
same to its destination charged with the unpaid
rate, &C., and this unpaid rate the Attorney Gene
raj understands to signify such rate or rates of
postage as had not been paid on the letter or other
matter at the time OF mailing IT, and with which 1t
was then chargeabe by law in addition to the rate
or rates OF postage that had been paid thereon"
Hurrying Ub the "Pub. DOcs.''
The Congressional Printer has been directed to
hurry up the printing and the binding OF the "PuD.
Docs" ordered by Congress- SO that they can be all
done and sent away under franks before the lst of
July.
Attempt to Reduce the Printers' Wages.
At q meeting Of the Columbia Typographical
Union, held this evening, resolutions were adopted
recitng tnat certain employing printers Of WASH
ington have appeared before the Senate Com.
mittee on Public Printing urging such legis-
lation as would secure the reduction OF the
wages paid to the printers IN the government
ONCE. This Union considers such action unwar-
ranted by any consideration OF justice or equity;
also that the thanks OF the Union are due to Mr. A.
M. Clapp, Congressional Printer, for his argument
before the same committee in opposition to any
reduction OF wages
Treasury Balances.
The following were the balances for the Treasury
at the close OF business tO-day:-Currency,
special deposit OF legal tenders for the
redemption OF certificates Of deposit $40, 600;
coin, $64,slo,37S "a, including coin certificates,
$22,s5l,O00.
Currency Statement.
The amount OF fractional currency received from
the Printing Division during the week was
$42o coo; shipments, s6s4,OO shipments OF notes.
81, ,2O0, 600; amount held by the Treasurer as Sc
curty for circulating notes, $3s7 500, and for
deposits OF public money, $4,000, 900.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, $344, ,859; for
the month to date, $4e5o, oso; for the fiscal year,
$74,6lS,549
National Bank Notes Outstanding.
National Bank currency outstanding, $343, 1892 729
New Five Per Cents Issued.
The Treasury to-day issued seven millions of the
new five per cents to the Syndicate, upon the re-
ceipt OF their certificates and the deposit OF an
equal amount of fve-twenty bonds as security for
payment. One million was issued yesterday on the
same conditions. The Treasury will now issue
bonds daily to the Syndicate, as called for by them
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. Is, 1873
Commander Joseph N. Miller has been detached
from the naval station at New London and or.
dered to the photographic Bureau at Washington;
Medical Inspector A. q. Gibson has been detached
from the Medical Board OF Examiners at Washing
ton and ordered to special duty In the Bureau of
Medicine and surgery; Surgeon George II. Cook
has been detached from the Terror and ordered to
return home and await orders.
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
KILLED WHILE INTOXICATED.

NEwBURG, N. Y, Feb. 16 1878.
In the case OF the man found fatally injured on
the road near this city last night. the coroners
jury this afternoon found verdict that James
Hyndman came to his death from injuries received
on the road between Herbert's saloon ana haines
woollen mills on the 14th day Of February, and
that the cause OF said Injuries Is unknown to the
jury.
II 10 supposed that Hyndman, who was intoxi-
Gated at the time, was run over by q party who
we're ignorant Of the accident
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
THE STEAMSHIP NEVADA
The Agents View OF the Delay Of the
Australian Steamer.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. Is. ls'

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. 15 1873.
Mr.. Raymond, the agent OF the Australian Steam
ship Line, says he has no apprehension for the
safety OF the steamer Nevada, which Is overdue
seventeen days, schedule time. He thinks the
steamer put into Honolulu for repairs, and will re-
main there until the arrival OF the Moses Taylor
She Will probably transfer her mails to that
steamer.
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
WILCOX SENTENCED.

ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1s7a
The jury in the case Of william Wilcox, charged
with the murder Of Jacob seib, this Afternoon rem.
dered verdict OF guilty OF murder In the third
degree, and he was sentenced to foy- Years i'm.
pris0nment.
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
from the Columbia Is. C.) Union.I

The NEW YORK HERALD OF the 7th wakes ex-
tremely wrathy over intelligence received rom
Cuba that the correspondent OF that journal, sent
out to inquire into the condition OF the island Is to
be shot by the Spanish authorities If caught within
the insurgent lines. Mr.. O'Kclly waited upon Cap
tain General Morales to obtain permission to visit
certain places on the island, and was told that he
could 20 where he liked but II caught in the insur-
gent lines he would be ''shot as spy.n Mr..
O,KeIly, with true American intrepidisy, con-
cluded to risk the chances
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
From the Titusville (Pa-) Herald.]

The NEW YORK HERALD Is doing good work In
investigating the affairs Of Cuba and furnishing
reliable Information OF the weakness Of the Spanish
cause and the horrors OF Cuban slavery. Its cor
respondent now proposes to enter the patriot lines,
for the purpose Of ascertaning positive knowledge
Of the strength and prospects Of the Cuban insur
gents; but he Is threatened by the Spanish General
with being treated as spy in case he passes the
Spanish outposts. Unless we are greatly mistaken
this boastful Spaniard will find that he has bar
gained for larger contract than he can ful1l, he
undertakes TO carry out his threat
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
THE WILSON COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, Fen. 15 1873
The Wilson Credit Mobiier Committee is not in
session to-day. The committee do not expect to
examine any more witnesses, with the exception
of General Dodge, whose arrival is still awaited
and it Is not known when he will come
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
COLD WEATHER DOWN EAST.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Feb. 10, 1879
The thermometer In Brunswick this morning
was IL degrees below zero, in Pennington 10 to
IL, and in Lisbon Falls Is below.
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
From the Indianapolis Journal

The commander OF the Spanish forces In Cuba has
given notice to the NEW YORK HERALD correspond
ent that II he is found among the insurgents he
will be treated as a spy and shot imme-
diately. Whcreupon the HERALD OF Friday
published fiery doubleeaded article threatening
vengeance dire on Cuba and Spain If so much as Q
hair OF its correspondents head is harmed 1t sends
greeting to the Spanish commander, and says
'If the HERALD Commissioner receives any injury
at your hands without violating the laws Of your
country you will be held to a strict accountability,
and will be made to sufcr the lenalty of the out
rage, not in the Island of Cuba alone, but every
inch of soil that owes allegiance to the Spanish
nag" 1t is very pretty quarrel as it stands.
The New York herald., 1873-02-16
THE HERALD COMMISSIONER In CUBA.
From the Bridgeport (Conn.) standard.l

From the Bridgeport Conn.) Standard
The Spanish authorities in Cuba have threatened
to shoot the HERALD correspondent, Mr.. James ].
O'Kelly, If found within the camp OF the insur-
gents. We hardly think that even the blind and
foolish Bombastes Furiosos who manage the AFFAIRS
OF Spain in Cuba would undertake so desperate q
piece of business as that Is it not time that our
country taught these high-Strutting, black Spanish
roosters that they have no business to insult us
eternally as they may think ftY We have put up
with not few of their high h-sQuRding and airy in
suits, and it is beginning tobe question OF how
near we are to that point beyond which patience
ceases to be virtue. We may find 1t necessary to
take the buckram out OF these bepuned and
bepadded swaggerers, and II thereby Cuba
secures her freedom, and some other needed
improvements follow incidentally, we, person.
ally, shall not be sorry. The cause OF the HERALD
correspondent may yet become the cause Of
American progress and American honor as against
Spanish bombast and idiotic impocy, and there
is very little question: II 1t does come to that as to
what we shall have to do. We have q man at the
head of affairs who has tanned more dangerous
bipeds than these, and this would be work to
which he would bring an especial fitness, and in
doing which he could not be otherwise than
backed by the whole people.