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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

ONE Of our Charleston contemporaries
suggests that II the Panhandle is really
going over to Pennsylvania we can take
the Penitentiary with US and welcome
that for their part they have no use for
such an institution. We have no doubt
that with some OF the Charleston editors,
the fact that the Penitentiary would have
TO 90 with us when we go to Pennsylva'
MIA would furnish a Cogent reason for IA
voriug the proposed sale Of the Pan'Hsn'
die; and their interest in that direction Is
one Of the quiet but powerful influences
we have relied on 10 help the project
through the Legislature. 1t is true there
might be difficulty IN getting an act
ofcession through the present Legislature
In view Of tho Pcnitcntiary suggestion,
because the constitution does not allow a
member to vote on q question tn which
he Is directly interested, and members
who voted for "the $4,000 steal" might
feel they were disqualified TO vote on a
proposition to trade of the Penitentiary.
But the next Legislature may not he thus
embarrassed; and with the powerful and
interested influence OF the Charleston ed.
itors, We believe tho Penitentiary instead
of embarrassing the cession OF the Pan
Handle, may be made to promote it. The
LunAtic Hospital would remain with the
West Virglnians, and that would go
great way toward reconciling the Charles
ton editors, as we'll as the present Legis-
lature, to the loss OF the Penitentiary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

DIR. JOHNSON,
Has discovered the most Certain. sn,.,-
only RGcciuAl Remedy In tho WSflS s ~ X ana
ncrs UI lhu Back or Limbs, StFietpFSS " weak
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, inyoinirH,I IIeetolI
charges, ImpOtency, General DebIlitv " d.
ness, Dyspepsia, LAnguor, Low BpiSi,SS IIout
sion OF Ideas, PAlplntion Of the HeSy, - o9ta.
y, Trembling, Dlnness Of Sight Gld5IS.aal
fectIonS Of the Liver, Lungs, StomSsS n ~, A.
those Ttrible Disorders arising INN s. oiSIHsI
Habits OF You'h-BECEEF and IoIilSSI r SVli1I
more fatal TO their victims than ~ S5S
syrcns 70 tho Mariners Of UlysSeI SiS y llAe
their most brilliant hopes or lnhcip;ti NY. ua1
derinR marriage. &c, impoASlble. tea'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

THE PUBLIC DKDT.-The debt state.
ment issued Saturday, shows the total
debt without interest to be s., 92G, 0G5, GEO.
total interest, $50, ole, 755; money in Treas.
ury, coin sos 900, 7s1; !curreney, 81 .GOO,O OOi
pecial deposit tor redemption Of certif.
Gates, $97, 10000; total in Treasury, $685..
Sol ,OS4 Counting this sum as a set.oiI
against debt, 1t would leave tho total debt,
s., 10, 1886, 200, and show On apparent de-
crease during the month of $5,277, $50
The accrued and unpaid interest on the
Pacific Railroad debt Is $G46, 235, and that
paid by the United States $ls,500t $50.
Interest repaid by transportation is
4,1s5, 1853, leaving balance paid and due,
$14,070,162.
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rur ntnrran.nnn Cnr,titull0n diseus-

TEE MorgautoWn Constitution discus.
sIng our project for "rectifyiDg the map
says It Is "comprehcnSivGly specious ana
on the surface quite Bismsrchiani" but
"chlmerical and wholly inpracticsble"
because pennsylvania gives nothing
and takes goodly Whack Tor tan In
Justice so palpsable as to give the other
contracting parties pause" The COHS'i'
tuition Is not warranted in assuming that
Pennsylvania will give nothing. We
risk nothing in saying Pennsylvania will
give good round sum, enough to satisfy
the rapaclty Of the present Public Printer
for at least ten years. That's pretty
strong statement, but just let the West
Virginia Legislature submit proposition
to the Pennsylvania Constitutional Con-
venslon now sitting at Philadelphia, and
We believe the response will verify the
assertion. The ConStitutLOH proposes this
amendment to the proposition as it now
stands:
"If Pennsylvania will, for the cession 10
her Of tho Pan. Handle, cede TO West Vir.
ginia the counties of Fsyette and Greene,
10 be incorporated into the county Of
Monongalia, with Morgantown as the
county seat, then VIC shall be content,
aud the Pan. Handle may, like an erring
sister, depart In peace"
II our contemporary will get down his
atlas no will sec that this would be "recIi.
tying the map" with vengeance. Penn
Bylyania would ihen look like slice OF
bread and butter with big bite taken
out near one corner. We can appreciate
the importance of having Morgantown
surrounded by a large territory to make
the "seat" OIlearniDg permanent" and TO
guard the C0nstitutiOn from encroachment;
and II our contemporary will consent to
withdraw his proposition VIC will suggest
this: Either that "the Athens Of West
Virginia" be moved up into the mountain
businesses of Barbour, or that the territory
north OF the B. &, O. Railroad be erected
into a separate nation with Morgsntown
AZ the capital.
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oMEN.-sunany morning, March ), 1879, at s
o'clock, Of Pulmonary Consumptlon, THoNAG
oNRN, lEcd9S years.
Funeral Tuesday, March eth, u 10 O'Clock A.
n, from tho raSidenee Of his mother, head Of Non.
roo street. Intormsnt at Mt Wood Cemetery,
Friends are invited 70 attend.
EDGINGT0N-on Saturday, March l, ls7S,
4. JnsI, daughter OF Daniel n. RdRinRton,
RSQ,, In the 26th year Of her age.
Tho funeral will take place from the residence
OF Geo. II. PArhI, Esq, on Main street, this
(houdAyl AfternoonGt9 o'clock.
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CORRESPONDENTS who write Tor our
columns in hieroglyphiC character are re.
specially informed that Il they expect
their letters 10 appear correctly they must
employ the ordinary English scrip. Our
compositions arc not LATARDs; nor can we
undertake to employ tranSlAtors to decl-
pher and copy the mysterious chIrOgraphy
Of learned correspondents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

THE Charleston Courier OF recent date
takes the Democratic papers Of the State
to task which have failed to apologize for
and defend the shortcomings OF the pres
ept Legislature. That kind of castigation
from that source, under all the circum.
stances, will DO highly relished by our
brethren OF the Democratic press.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

The Moundsville Reporter styles the
members Of the Legislature elegant gen.
tlemen Of leisure" Wesuggest whether
the adjective is not in the wrong place,
and whelher.the description would not be
more exact il it read gentlemen Of Gle
CANT leisure"
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IT HAS been popularity of hr. Coll
FAx's case all the way through that the
more It Is explained the worse 1t gets. 1t
was SO at every stage OF the investiga.
ton 1t is SO in regard to his relations
TO the muniicent NEsBrTT who sent that
mysterious $1,000 every three months,
Just out Of disinterested admiration for
the Vice President. The latest discovery
Is that NRsBTTr had a fat Government
envelope contract. There was some
irregulArIty in the assignment of the con.
tract by RANDALL, and Mr.. CREswEIL
got an opinion from Attorney General
HoGR adverse to a continuance of it. II
now appears that since Mr., CoLFAx's
term as Vice President began he filed an
argument with the Postmaster General in
iayoroi continuing NEsBITT's contract,
though without avail. 1t would seem
from this that Mr. NEsBrTT was not so
much stranger as the V. p. would have
US believe; and the receipt Of money from
him not a great deal more TO Mr. COL
FAx's credit than It's receipt from AMRs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

THE article from the Philadelphia
LSdosr, published elsewhere, is compre-
hsnsive and severe, but VIC believe Just,
summing up Of the wretched Credit Mo
bIlIer business IS left by the action Of the
House OF Representatives. The Ledger is
careful, conscientious paper, and does
not employ strong language without rea.
son for II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

MARSHALL county Circuit Court term
will begin on the 10th, but the Reporter
suggests that 1t is not likely any business
will be done, as Judge MEIvrN will be
called on to preside in Brooke on the 18th.
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TIM Moundsvillo Reporter announces
that the construction Of the pro.
posed rolling mill there has been def.
nItely secured, a contract having been
closed between the subscribing citizens Of
the town and Messrs. Whipple and Rich
ards Of Benwood. A charter has been
Issued, and the company is to DO styled
1.-THE Ohio Valley Iron Works" The
company proposes to build a Merchant
Iron Mil, starting with $50 shares at
500 per share, with donation from the
town Of $4,000 and q donation from the
citizens Of $4,000, making in all gilt Of
$4,000 The mill is to have capacity
tor manufacturing not less than ten tons
Of iron per day.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

PEEPARAFoRY DHPARTMEHF-On Teacher.
AoADRHfo DKPARTMLNT-ThTee Teachers.
COLLEGIATE DEPARFNKET-FOur Toaehers-
MUSIC AND Art DBPARTMENT-Fouf TeAchors.
LATIN, RRKHoH and GERMAN LANGUAGES.
No extra charge for Vocal Ausic, PcnmRnshlp,
Book Keeping, Latin or ElOcuuon.
The Second Session will commence MONDAY,
I'd, E jA2i
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Special Notices.

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
~ -NcCABR, KRAFT 4 cos ENTER.
PRISE BAKING P0WDER-PronOuneed by
the public 10 be unequAlled for PuRiIr and TX
cEtiINcI. Nothing 10 compare with Il for max.
Ing NICE, LIuHT, PLAKT Biscuit, hufilnS, Buck
wheat and Corn Cakes. II caves both TINB and
noNRY. Sold by all Druggists and 0rocerS.
MECABB, KRAFT b CO., PrOprietOTs,
fe99 WEBBING. W. Va.
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Mr.. Gus. EDWARDS, Of Mouudsvillc, a
carpenter, has gone to Peru, South Ameri.
ca, to I'll q three years contract for work
on . railroad there.
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A TELEGRAPH line is to be put up be.
tween Waynesburg and Cameron work
10 begin about the LIST Of April.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

DAVID McMEcuEN died at his residence
near Benwood Cd the 2Gth ult, aged 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03

"A RAILROAD car factory is talked about
at PArkersburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03
DIED.

Verb. sap,-IndianA is beginning 10
make maple.sugar.
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
the effects Of Errors and Abuses IN early ille.
Manhood restored. Impedlments 10 MRu'Hge
removed. New method Of treatment. Now and
remarkable remedies. Books aud Circulars sent
FREQ, In scaled envelopes. ,, =
AddFesS, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. ?
South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa, an Inslllu'
iIon having high reputation for honorable coz.
tiuct and professional BRiil. deCT-dAW
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For Sale.
nor SALE

q ,o. 10
The delightful country residence Of Geo. ".
Stecnrod, Req, Situated on the Nstional rOad,
a few miles east OF this city, is offered for sale
The house Is large and In ane order; tho grounds
are beautifully laid ont and adorned With
shrubeTy and stade trees Of choice variety.
RO' ''''D'' "'''' THos. o'BRIRN,
,obO- Real Estate gent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-03
CCHOOL HOUSE FOR SALE.

In pursusrce Of an order passed by the Board
Of BducAtiuu, the undersigned Will receive seal
ed proposals until Thursday, March o, 1855, Iot
putchasu OF the old Brick School House IN
RitchIc district 9th ward. ,,a
TermS each, and tho building to be removed
''.O'' Wv "''' " j. N. BICKRL,
Chairman Com. on BuIldIugs and Grounds
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
IL uncl.imed in the Post Once at Wheeling
Monday, March3, 1873.
TO obtain any OF the following, tho applicant
will please call for advertised letters, giving tho
laL M I'll. Hat
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ORGANIC WRAKNRss
DIR. JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons. I'm
don, graduate from one OF Tho rnost eHISSs,
Colleges in the United stAtos, and The VreSi,,
part OF whose lie has been spent in the hoSpIns
has effected some OF the most asionIlhibV sT,S,
ever known. Many troubled with rInSinV i,
tho head and ears when asleep, great neTToBI
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds. bSSST,l
nesP, with frequent blushlnR, attended some
times with arrangement Of mind, were cTNt
Immediately NS
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men eop,.D,,,.-
Marriage, being aware OF PhySlcSl WsIISiE
organic debility, deformitIes, speedIlv .,sS3ea,
He who places himself under M s'SSS1
j., may religlously condde in his honor :, " "
tleman, and confidently rely upon bis ifIII y "a
nh VRIFihn. eALl "
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YOUNG MIN

Especially, who have been tho yietIn,o,s.,
~ Vice, that dreadful and deStTnriISt. solt
which annually sweeps 10 an untIms,N eAall
thousands Of Young Men OF he DoSy u IlV.
talent and brilliant intellect, Who miSS, o.HIsd
wIso have entranced listening BenaieS nv SEAs'
thnndir OF oloqucnce, or walked 70 eeIt'sa ~
thrilling Tyre, may call with full eonadentS Ne
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25
FIGHT IT OUT.

The fair delusion of the Los Angeles
HERALD, that by dignity and courtesy
it might escape those bloodless but
terrible newspaper wars that are the
delight of our live journals, has been
rudely dispelled, and the HERALD dis
covers that it cannot have opinions,
and express them, without running
slap against the opinions Of some other
newspaper; that what it considers
courtesy may not be SO considered by
somebody else; and that facts, as it
looks at them, may appear like false
hoods seen through other eyes, and
"war is inevitable"
BY giving its opinions of the Fair,
which we more than half suspect to
be correct, it puts personal affront
upon the Star, which proceeds imme-
diately to resent it. The HERALD says
that the Fair was not a success, had
done no credit to Los Angeles and it's
resources, and had degenerated into
series of races. The Star, which was
"uncommonly interested" in the Fair,
resents that account of it in long
editorial article of more than two col
umns. We have not seen so much
editorial work on the Star for long
time, and we are glad to see it reused,
and shan't be sorry if the HERALD
has to fight, like the rest of us.-[ San
ia Barbara Press. t1e5 t@
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25
THE Difference.

Contrasting the two different codes
of morals which "society" practically
provides for men and women, Mary
Clemmer Ames very sensibly observes:
"The sister is taught, whatever her
temptations may be, that she must be
good; the brother is left to believe that
however hard he tries, he cannot help
being bad. 1t is expected of him that
he will grow to be a respectable man,
some day, but before that event,
through the law of his nature, he
must necessarily be very wicked. The
sister is taught that she must preserve
herself blameless for her future hus-
band to whose life she is to be the
crown; the brother is left the same
time in "sOwing his wild oats" To
his wife he is to bring no virginity Of
heart, no purity of person, no record
of q Stainless past. Many a man
looks into the eyes of his wife, who
trusts him as she does her God, into
the faces of his daughters, who believe
him to be scarcely lower than the
angels, with secret remOrse which
cannot be measured, as memory forces
it upon his thought what he has been
perhaps what he is. With what
shame he is conscious that if they
knew his secret history, he would stand
transformed before their eyes!"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25
EASTERN TELEGRAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2?.-The Grand
Jury has found indictments against a
number Of inspectors of election forvi-
olation of election laws, and against
other citizens whose proceedings on
election day have been the subject of
much comment. ra.
f. P. Biderman & Co. have institut-
ed su t against Daniel Drew, Eugene
n. Robinson, and S. III. Allen, charg-
ing them with fraud and misrepre-
sentation in regard to large transac-
tions in certain stocks. 1t is alleged
that Robinson was used by Drew to
saddle stock on Biderman 4 CO., after
Drew had agreed not to sell any of his
stock, but would buy more. The diff
ference in dispute amounts to 81, ,0O0,-
600. 7sl}- 4s.si3el ~.&t4a =
A challenge has been issued by the
Irish National Rifle Association for
shooting match with representative
Americans, to take place in the fall of
1874. The Association sent team to
Wimbledon, which defeated the Eng
lish and Scotch champions.
quarrelled to-day over the payment
IOr JOO OF saving WOOu, Wnen Cne
man drew pistol and shot her dead.
He then made his escape.
The following bank statement has
ben issued: Loan decrease, $685., 300;
specie increase, $93S, 300; legal tenders
increase, $480,2OO; deposits increase,
Sc, 122, 400.
A Washington special says an Off
cial dispatch to Secretary Fish, re-
ceived at 12 o'clock last night, states
that second attempt was made to as
sassinate Minister Sickles, and 1000
troops are now on guard at the Lega-
ton in Madrid.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25
Yos angeles Nerald.
PATRONS OF SBANDRY.

Following is a list of Oranges in Los An
geles county:
Silver-Ios Nietos--J. H. Burke, Master; E.
X. Wylie, Secretery.
Compton-A. Higbie, Master; ]. A. Walker,
Secretary. t.ta
FL Monte-G. c. Gibbs, Master; ]. II. Gray,
Secretary.
Enterprise-Los Angeles - T. c. Alexander,
Master; w. T. Henderson, Sec'y.
Eureka-Spadra-P. G.. Tonner, Master; Jos.
Wright, Secretary.
Observation-Disclosures Evey, Master;
j. ID. Taylor, Secretary.
Fruitand-Tustin City-A. B. Hayward, Mas
ter; e. b. NicOls, Secretary.
Los Angeles-T A. Carey, Master; T. d. Han
cock, Secretary
Los Nietos-E. B. Grandon, Master; J. F.. Mar
quis, Secretary.
New River-Los Nietos-R. B. Guthrie, Mas
ter; D. s. Wardlow, Secretary.
ge-Richland-Thomas Brown, Master;
j. w. Anderson, Secretary.
Azusa-M. w. Maxy, Master; ]. G.. Preston,
Secretary
Florence-H. Gibson, Master; VIM. Porter,
Secretary ~ -
Alliance-El Monte-S s, Reaves, Master; j.
w. Marshall, Secretary.
County Deputy-THoS. A. CAREY.
Local AGENT, q. A. STANLEY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Nov. 22.-Dispatches from
Madrid agree in representing the in
terviews between Minister Sickles and
the Spanish authorities as of a stormy
character. Sickles barely escaped
mobbing by the crowd which gathered
in front of his residence. In conse-
quence of these demonstrations he de-
termined to leave Madrid, but the
Government having dispersed the
mob, and since maintained peace, he
resolved to remain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25
DIRECTORY OF OFFICERS.

-
r. NJ. Widney, District Judge l7th Judicial
District, composed Of Los Angeles county.
Court meets in February, May, August and
November .,.=.z, .i-l 80. ..=-.. ...
Ignacio Sepulveda, County Judge -o2eii
Court Commissioner, ]. G. Howard.
State Senator, B. d. Wilson.
Sheriff, VIM. r. Rowland; Under Sheriff,
Albert d. Johnston; Deputy Sheriff, j. NJ.
Baldwin.
County Clerk, A. W. Potts; Deputies, C. w.
Gould and =. II. Mott. L9clII-
District Attorney, c. Z. Thorn; Assistant, f.
M. Ross.
County Treasurer, Thomas f. Rowan.
superintendent OF Public Schools. William
McFadden. hygE8 Y4GeEc 4lH
Public Administrator, George Carson.
County Surveyor, +. LecOuvreur.
County Assessor, ID. BOtiller.
Coroner, Joseph KurtZ.
County Board of pervisors-Charman, H.
Forsman; A. l.. Bush, F. Palomares, s. B.
'"""e''' e's looW u-etloe4a s#zt.
CITY OFFICERS. SOLO 4s.lu
Mayor, ]. r. Toberman.
Marshal, j. II. Wolfe.
Treasurer, George r. Butler. ~. es#.#e .
Attorney, A. w. Hutton.
Clerk, M. Kremer.
Surveyor, William Moore. ssg s-t-te ..f
Health Officer, DR.. Wise. '--r
Engineer, George G, McLain.
School Trustees-H. ID. Barrows, President;
George Smith, VIM. H. Workman, VIM. Prid-
ham, N. KreIner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25

The Oleomargarine Company Of San
Francisco is ready to work. 1t is
ready to make butter out OF animal
fat by q very short and quick process.
The butter Is said to be good. So COM
plete is the process that fat dog can
Be worked into first class butter (by
mill process) within q very small per-
certage of the assay value Of the dog.
A dog that has ten pounds of fat on
him will yield something like nine
pounds. of good, butter, when the
weather is good. The company EN-
ploys experts, we suppose, to assay the
animals which are to- be turned into
butter. There IL nothing like pro-
gress, unless it be honesty.-[Grass
Valley Union.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25

The following genuine composition
is by a seven year old In the public
school of Truckee: erIIi az 81
The Truckee River-it Rises in
Lake tahoe and Ends in Pyramid lake.
there are considerable Wood Comes
Down. there are snakes, fishes and
Bull toads. Boys Can swim in Most
Parts of it. Names of Boys Who
swim: III. Harrison F. Freeman and
A. erase. the Boys makes Fiers and
tells Rhimes,I y storys and Riddles.
then the Boys group to Mr.. goneses
Pig Pen, and ride his Pigs. then go
back to Swim, they Run out on a
Big Rock and Dive. they then get
in q line and swim across. some time
the River is Low, and anybody Can
Wade across it. Composition,
aHt JAMES JOSEPH SHERIDAN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25
BOARD OF TRADE.

President-S Lazard.
Secretary--I. w. Lord.
Treasurer--S. b. Caswell
Directors--Dr. ]. 8. Griffin. c. G. Lips, H. w.
Hellman, ]. s. Griffith, p Beaudry, N. j. New
mark, ]. G. Downey, r. M. Widney.
Regular meetings, Tuesdays, at 1850 p. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-25
OPINIONS ON the SPANISH IMBRocLlo.

The following opinions of the New
York press, clipped from the copies of
the 18th are of interest: -
No alternative but to topple their
infamous and impotent provincial gov
ernment into the sea and take possess
sion in the name Of outraged human
ity.-[Evening Post.
A prompt and thorough reprisal for
the repeated acts of hostility. to our
flag Commercial Advertiser.
We must defend our citizens in
Cuba the same as in New York, even
if war should be the result.-[Tele-
gram. aril~sdruoH A9afH
That quick sense of injury and that
prompt assertion of the national dig
nifty in former times at every infringe
ment of our maritime rights was the
best guarantee of the safety of citizens
and property entitled to the protection
of our national flag.-[WOrld.
We call the national honor posses
sion which, like the chastity of women,
must be kept above the region of as
sault, doubt or cOntrOversy.-[E Even
ing Mail. ~
The shock of such wholesale
slaughter we all feel, and the demand
in the name of humanity is that it
shall be stopped. .-[Express. cH Vo.
This ultimatum to the rebels at
Fort Donaldson was the making of
Gen. Grant. Something of this sort is
needed to set him right on the Cuba
question.-[He Herald.
Nothing left for the United States
government but to declare war against
Spain.-lTimes. ss6. ia aa as-
The most ample preparation must
be exacted for this terrible outrage.
--[Sun.
We must in future protect our own
flag and our own citizens in Cuban
waters,