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KENTUCKY.
Message OF Governor Leslie-The KH-
Klux-Tbe COlored People
Immigration, Etc.

LOUISVILLE, December 2.-Governor Leslie,
in his message delivered to-day TO the legisla
ture, lakes earnest and decided grounds
against the laWiessness existing in some Of the
has no authority 10 call out the militia, as IL
would conflict with the regular cOnstabuiary
force Of the disturbed districts, yet he recon-
mends The appointment OF commissioner 10
proceed 20 the disordered district and secure
the arrest Of parties guilty OF omplctty or
cOnnlvance with the kuklux4 The message
announces the liquidation Of the state debt
in full, IL being last year nine hundred aud
four dollars, and estimates the surplus at the
close of the next fiscal year at two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars
The governor says, concerning the colored
struggling so earnestly, and with a measure
of hopeful success, TO educate t1eir children,
lt occurs to me thai we should shape out for
them a system Of schools, and offer them at
least the eountenance OF our approval In their
efforts toward improvement. In each OF the
annual messages have heretofore delivered
10 the general assembly, called attention TO
this subject, and made recommendations sug-
gestive OF my views. l now renew those
and earnestly invite your
TO this important matter. Our own
sense Of Justice, IL seems to me, will not allow
us TO longer ignore this NATTER
He recommends under thus head that all
companies proposing to do business in this
be required 10 deposit in the treasury, at the
OF each year, a sum sufficient TO
not only pay all fees, but to cover also such
assessment as the commissioner may find
necessary TO impose upon them TO meet any
deficiency in the expenses Of the bureau,
forty per cent. year. such provision, while
q convenient relief to the public
revenue, viii impose no undue exaction upon
any company. He advocates the encourage
ment Of immigration and the establishment
)f business statis les as in other States.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The Territory Of PembiRa 10 bs Organ
lEsd-ResumptiOn Of Specie
Payments-Butler On
Plnchbaek.
Redemption Bonds to be Issued-Tht
Contested Seats Referred to Com.
mIttee on Elections.


WASHINGTON, December 8.--Bills were IN
troduced 10 provide for the better protect ton
OF our northern and northwestern frontier,
and facilitate commerce between the sta q,
and 70 organize the Territory OF Pemblna and
provide temporary government and 70 AID
in the execution OF the laws in Utah. This
last bill embraces all amendments to the
bill introduced last year. - -
At half.past twelve, senator Morrill, IVt.l
s7gctpa Sgaa an tb soSIs eo@mttSe on finance to con-
slider the expediency OF reporting q Dill 70
provide for the resumption Of specie payments
On the first Of January, 1873.
Senator Morril argued at length in favor Of
resumption of specie payments, and urged
upon congress the necessity 81 legislation in
that direction. He was not, he said, welded
TO any special plan, but favored that pro-
posed by a prominent inancier of New York,
that the secretary Of the treasury shall Issue
certificates payable In four years, with inter
est at three, six and five, At par, In United
states notes or gold, at the optlon OF the mold
er, requiring the banks to keep one moiety
OF their reserves, ana ior Ine govern govern
1, 1861, il will pay It's notes In cash, In New
York, and authorizing the government TO ne
gotiate loan Of two hundred million dollars
In coin at six per cent. per annum. The GER
tificates as fast a. refunded may be paid out
by the secretary OF the treasury 70 satisfy
claims against the government. he hoped
soon to submit bill providing for the desired
return to specie basis.
Senator Ferry Mich moved 70 take up the
resolutions offered by him on Monday 10 pro-
vide for the settlement OF the financial de-
rangement.
senator Wright [IOwal moved that the SEN
ate proceed to the consideration OF executive
business, with the understanding that Sena-
tor Ferry be entitled to the floor, on his reso-
lutions, tomorrow. Agreed to.
Senator Stevenson [Ky.l presented petit
ton from thirty-five hundred citizens of
Kentucky, asking for the passage OF law
prohibiting the manufacture OF spirituous
liquors in any OF the Territories OF tue United
States.
The senate, at two O'Clock, went into execu-
tive session. After twenty minutes, the doors
were reopened, and the senate adjourned.
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given by the survivors is narrowing and dis
treSsing. Mr.. Wait, accompanied by his sis
ter, was separated from her IN the vortex
caused BY the sinking ship throwing mp waves.
Miss Bredon left the wreck hand in hand with
her brother; the latter was drowned. Mr..
Bishop had secured two planks and gave one
TO his friend, Mr. Taylor, who was drowned (;
the former narrowly escaped, q sailor attach
ing himself thereto, he left the plank and
swan for another. McCloskY, a lad OF seven
teen years, says he was reused from sleep;
he rushed ON deck and found nearly
everybody praying. Mrs. Bulkley prayed
aloud. 1t sounded like inspiration. Judge
Peckhem was standing near his wife, en-
couraging her, and saying: III we 20 down,
let US go bravely." Mrs. Kennett had
her infant, which was a favortte with all
the passengers. She handed IL to the nurse,
while fetching her second child. Before she
was able To return the ship went down. Many
were prevented from sw thinning by their over
coats. Captain Surmout remains at Cardiff,
prostrated, All attribute the blame 10 want
OF discipline.
Later details OF the wreck of the Vile de
Havre report that the Loch-Erne was sighted
by those on board the steamer from fifteen to
seventeen minutes before the collision oc-
Cured,
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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD

CINCIHNATI.
CINCINNATI. December 3.-0farket dull
but prices unchanged.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Decent Der S.-Market quiet and
prices unchanged; middling, l39l353c.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, December 3.-Market firm
uplands, l55Sc.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, December 3.-Cotton dull and
easier; middling Orleans, S7s99d. Sales, 1900
bales; American, 62OO bales; speculation and
export 20DQ bales
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seheneh,s l1nnaraks Pillu.-rhs.a

Behenck's Mandrake PiHIs.-These mills
are composed exclusively OF vegetable iHere-
dients, and although they entirely supersede
the use OF mercury, do not leave any OF its in.
liver. and are valuable remedy in all cases
OF arrangement resulting from q disordered
state OF that organ. Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Readable. w.
phoid Fever, etc.s ETC., all suceunlb TO the freea
use OF Schenck's Mandrake Pills For saIa nv
all druggists and dealers. -
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 3.-Flour dull and
lower; super western and State, S96 40. Rye
flour scarce and frm, 81 1895. Cornmeal scarce
Whisky WI quiet at &c. wheat dun and Tow ioaeT sr,
No. 2, spring, Chicago, 81 IS. Rye, barley and
malt unchanged. Corn heavy and lower,
western, mixed, afioat, 5395614c. Hay and
hops unchanged. Coffee in fair request and
hrm; Rio, 105S92s54c. Mollssses and rice quiet
and unchanged. Petroleum dull; crude SIC;
do refined, l554c. Turpentine steady, at Ale.
Pork steady; new mess at SIS. Cut meats
unchanged. Lard weak; western steam, spot
SIC.
CINCINNATI.
CINCIrrATI. December 3.-Flour quiet at
IS 9O97 10. Wheat-market steady, with a
moderate demand at 81 40. Corn quiet; old
ear, 0G5lc; shelled, 0oc. Rye steady at &9S5c.
Oats and barley quiet and unchanged. Pork
nominally unchanged at Sl3 T5@l4. Lard
steady; kettle jObbing at Sc; steam held at
75ka71Sc. Bulk meats quiet, with only job
bing demand; shoulders, &c; clear rib, nc
clear, 714c-au new meat. Nothing doing III
green meats; the weather was stormy and
wet Whisky easier and steady at sec.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December3.-Flourq quiet and weak
extra spring, S. 506t5 75 Wheat in fair de-
ago, 81 o.. Corn-fair demand, but at glover
rates, closing steady; No. 2, mixed, 45c.
Oats-demand fair and market firm; No.
?, S4149S5c. Rye-higher grades advanced; No.
moderate; No. fall, 81 50. Mess pork, Sl3 10
ola. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged; sales
loose shoulders, &c. Green meats unchang
ed; shoulders, 43zc. Whisky soc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December S.-Flour-good
local demand; treble, IS 50@9 so; family,
$ IS. Corn quiet, 75c. Oats easy, 55957c.
Bran steady, 81. Hay dull; prime, 81 !;
choice, 81. Pork quiet 1880. Dry salt shoui-
ders quiet, &C; clear side, nc; bacon in bet
ter demand and hrmer, @65s9S9S1sGS54c
Choice hams scarce; old, l0@l2c. Lard
choice refined scarce ana firm; tierce, SGS &c
keg, 91S9l0c. Sugar dull and dropping.
NASHAILLE.
NASHVILLE. December Flour quiet and
IS 2j9S 80. Wheat quiet and un-
changed; 81 S09l %. Corn, 65c. Oats, 50955c.
Coffee in active demand aud prices advanced {:
2fz9ZTc. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Lard, S5zG9c. Bulk meatS-shoulders, SIC /;
clear rlb, &c; clear, 714c. Bacon-shoulders,
sc; clear rib and clear, none in the market I;
hams, sugar-cured, l0c. Whisky firm at 95c
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MARRIED.

SMITH-HEATHMAN- the Rev. Geo.
A. Lotion, at the First Baptist Church, on the
third day OF September, Mr.. GEO. D. SMITH, OF
Sunfower, Mississippi, to Miss AUGUSTA a.
HEATHMAN, Of Memphis.
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Saturday, 9Th Day of December, 1873,

at IL o'clock am, in front of my ONCE, No. S5I
SeconC street, Memphis. Tenn, proceed to SELL
to the highest bidder, for cash, the followins
described property, tO-wit: part OF the
stake In the middle of the Memphis and SOM
erville Turnpike or Raleigh road, the N. w
corner OF the Farmville tract; thence south
So s0, east 50 chains and 60 links to a stake:
thence north 13 chains and 80 links to stake
thence 65e AZ, west 40 chains to a stake in the
middle Of said Raleigh road; thence south
fs9 As, west chains and rs links to 4 stake:
thence south Az, west chains and u links 10
the beginning; containing sixty (e0) acres, be-
ing part Of the 100 acres conveyed TO Judith
P. 1ngate by John Pope in the year 1855. levied
on as the property Of defendant Judith p In.
gate, 10 satisfy said Judgment, interest and
costs.
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock am.
W. j. P. DOYLE
nol3 Sheriff OF Shelby county. Tenn.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Sixty Acres Valuabls Land Near Men,
phis, on the Raleigh Road.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by vir-
~ tue of an alias fiere facias TO me directed
from the honorable First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, In the case of G.. G.
Holmes VS.. W. l.. stewart, Judgment rendered
In favor of the said Stewart and against the
said q. G. Holmes, VIM. r. Holmes, w. 81
Wharton and surettes, James ). Bailey and
Judith P. lngaIe, on the 9TH day OF February.
1873, for the sum of two hundred and eighty
six dollars and seventy-four cents, with inter.
etc / will. ON
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VIHE office Of the MERCHANTS NATIONAL
i BANK has been removed from the corner
OF Main and Madison streets to the Office
lately occupied by the Carolina Life InS Co.,
No. a Madison street, Memphis.
December q 1913 I. II. RICE, Cashier.
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Irish Literary Society.

A FULL attendance of the members of this
IA society is requested at their hall tonight,
at 7:S0 O'Clock. An election tor officers will
take place, and renewed YigOr will be used
towards increasing our intellectual and nu-
merical strength.
del JNO. LILLY. President
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MENKEN BROTHERS,
261 81 268 Main st.
Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE.
TUESDAY. January 20. I874.

IN obedience to the decree Of the Desha Cir
L cult Court, will sell, to the highest bidder,
at the Court-House door in Napoleon, Arkan-
sas, on
Tuesday, January 20, 1874,
the plantation called " Beotia," and other real
property in Desha county, belonging to the
estate of D. J. Flournoy, deceased, embracing
the 5 Il S Z a sec u, T 5, R L, 40 acres; n
E a sec l9. TT s, f, $50 acres; ) = sec S3, 7
:, X l E, 30 acres: :S Il S W sec "a, TVS, r F,
SO acres; s u sec IS, TT 5, r E, so acres W
a sec 49, T7S, r Il, l60 acrrsi = n W sec
l9, IT'S, R2 E, 50 acres; W = n f sec 10, 7 Z 5,
RE, 20 acres; w q f Il N h sec IS, tt 5, K 2
Z, 40 acres; res sec lS, T S, r Z, 50 acres;
Nv Il and w u NE a sec 3, T8S, E go
acres; n sec 4, rs 5, lie, 100 acres; part
n W sec 4, 7 5 8, r (, 50 acres; with any other
lands of decedeGts estate in that county,
neither described or not. The plantation
has substantial dwelling, cabins, stables,
gin, etc. For further Information apply to
the undersigned, at LaeOnia, Ark; J. B.
Payne, ESD, Lexington, KY, or ". q. Wealth
erfOrd, Esq, Memphis.
BEN. MONROE, Admir-,
del Estate of D. ]. ElouTnOy, decd.
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Vi ls,d, 70 as 10 be the least burdensome upon
the people aud business dT the country. rather
Than a resort 70 borrowing money, and in
creeSing the public debt. In Che estimates
fer the next nine months. as well as FOR the
next fiscal year, the probable effect o. the
financial business arrangement mas been
Somew hat taken into account, but as II Is yet
too early % determine its full effect on the
revenues, or 60 estimate when and to what
extent they viii be restored TO their former
amounts, the estimates are subject TO future
contingencies, which, during the next few
months, congress VIII be better able to take
into account and Judge II Il Is possible 70 do
50 at this time.
He earnestly recommends every reduction
IN appropriations that may be found possible
In view OF present financial emOarraSsments
In business
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NOTICE.

80 No change win be made in the business
of this firm In consequence of the death Of
Mr.. Newton Ford. The business win be con-
tinued as heretofore under the same firm
name. FORD, PORTER & 90.
November - nos
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CUBA.
Secretary Fish and Minister Palo in
Perfect Accord in Carrying
ont the Protocol.
The People of Havana Exeited-Bruial
and AtrOeiOus Murder Of Two
American Citizens.

WASHINGTON, December S.-Admiral Palo
the protocol Saturday, have been IN perfect
accord concerning the arrangements for the
restoration of the NirginiuS ana survivors,
The port to which The Nlrgiuius shall be
brought may depend upon hsI -agOing condi-
ton. Official Information does rot excite ap-
be seriously, il at all, Embarrassed. Every
thing thus far has been done with calmneSs
on the part of the representatives OF the two
governments.
BRUTAL MURDERS IN SPAIN.
NEW YORK, December "a Washington
dispatch says that the Chronicle has special
from New Orleans, where vessel had just ar
rived from Havana, stating that the temper
OF the Cubans manifests itself not only in
stormy and bloody threats against us, but two
Americans were bTutaily murdered on Friday
night last, under circumstances OF peculiar
horror. 1t is not now safe for any American
TO appear in the streets of Havana. The Nir
ginius has been fitted and equipped as q man
of-war, is in command OF Spanish Officers, and
has actually been sent out 10 cruise in search
OF the steamer Atlas, which is now called
Allibuster,
CONFIRMATION.
NEW ORLEANS, December 3.-The Times has
the following: "The officers OF the steamer
YazOo, direct from Havana, report that two
Americans were Drulally murdered on FIJI
day last, but the precise circumstances under
which it was done are not stated. 1t was not
considered safe for any American citizen to
appear in the streets, as the feeling on the
the part Of the Spaniarus toward The Amerl-
cans was violently bitter. The captain OF the
Yazoo reports tnat the steamship Nirginius
had been armed and equipped as a war-vessel
and sent out to cruise IN search OF the steam
ship Atlas, an alleged hllibuster, which was
supposed 10 be lowering around the island
seeking an opportunity TO land"
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THs LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CA

In relation 10 the Louisville and Portland
canal, which congress. at its last session,
authorized the secretary OF the treasury 10 as
sumo control Of in the Interest of commerce,
the secretary says that II congress would au-
thorize him, with the consent OF the state Of
Kentucky, TO take possession upon paying
the fiORting debt OF the company, purchasing
the i've shares of stock now held by the d.
rectOrs, and assuming its bonds secured by
mortgage when matured, with authority to
purchase them at any time previously. as cir
cumstances would warrant, one great Obsta-
Gle Of accomplishing this most desirable re-
suit would be removed, and the cost thereof
might be distributed over period OF several
years.
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NOTICE.

| VHHE copartnership existing between Drs. j
| Il c. Harris and j. l.. New born, under the
| Arm name of Harris & Newborn, Dentists
| southwest corner Main and Monroe streets
was dissolved on the lbth of October last py
| limit Of articles OF agreement.
J. L. HARRIS,
de4 l. l. NEWRORN DDS
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Nav ADYERTlSEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication of De- q
"A Soto Lodge, No. 90, will be held this Ny
(THURSDAY) evening. December sth, w
at O'Clock, for work In the NJ. N. degree. III
All NJ. M.'sare fraternally invited.
By order BUN. +. PRICE, W. NJ.
R. W. aUEIToH. Secretary deS
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cOINAGE sTArIsTICs.

OF the business at the mints he gives the
FOL owing report: The coinage during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1873, was AS fol-
lUws: cold coinage, 81, ,2i9 S6l; silver coinage,
S2,s4l795: minor coinage, SisiOOi total, sSo,-
6sS le3 During the same period the value OF
bars manufactured was as follows: Fine gold,
s. .l39 SiS; impaired gold, SS,4aS6o2; total gold,
5,446. Fine silver, SSli9-572; impaired
silver SS4f2,7l; total silver, 81, ,5s2,0Si To-
tai gold and silver bars, s29,5I7 $50. The
repeal Is recommended OF the charge ior coin
ing gold and also the charge imposed for cop
per used fo- alloy as being an incOnvenient
Item In estimating the coinage value Of gold.
With a view to prevent the export OF gold
coins authority should be given FOR keeping
in the treasury, when rs condition will adj
init, some OF The fine gold bars bear
ing the mint stamp Of hneness, weight aud
cash value, and for exchanging such bars for
coin. They would always be preferred 10 coin
for export, and gold coins Of full weight
would be retained in the country instead of
being selected for export.
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Iudge Davts's Action PFOtested-CEthO-
lie %$WR.

NEW YORK. December 2.--The members OF
the bar meet Thursday 70 protest against the
action Of Judge Davis in relation 10 TWeeds
counsel and the stokes jurors.
The London H0Gr says II has trustworthy
inform alton thai, by privately express
wish OF Plus TX, the cardinals have been IN
consultation, and have selected Cardinal
Peeoi, archbishop of Perugia, for the next
pope. He was born in 1910, and became a car
dinal In 1883; II \ Woodworking bishop i6
called al ultramontane, but would no doubt
live on terms OF amity With the Italian gov
ernment. Even the freethinkers of Italy
greatly Tegpect Cardinal Pecci.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 2.-At late hour
tonight disastrous f1re occurred at Elkid's
coal-oil refnerS corner OF Fiftieth street and
Lancaster avenue. The loss is not know 4, but
will be heavy,
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J OF Inactivity Of the spanish PIeet

LONDON, December IA special dispatch
says the inactivity of the Spanish feet at Car
tagena is owing TO doubtsof the fidelity of the
crew of the ironclad SaragoSsa.
The story of the duel between General Man
teufel and Won Goefen is said to be without
foundation
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At Altoona, PennsYlyania. Yesterday.

as the Pacific express train was coming into
the depot, the engine jumped the track, and
swung around, throwing the express-car
against one OF the iron posts with such force
as TO break the staff and cause part Of the de-
pot TO fall in on two express-cars and a bag
gage-car, breaking them-up badly. The pas
senger-ca-s barely escaped. newsbOy was
killed.
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LONDON, December 1.-The German en-
peror is reported to be in a weak state OF
health, all representation to the contrary
Notwithstanding. He has to be wheeled from
his bed to the table.
The life of the widow of the late king of
Saxony is despaiKed OF.
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he Republicans in Caucus.
CaIifornIa PoIItIes.

SAN FRANCISCO, December The Iegisla-
ture of this state will meet again to-day. The
adjournment yesterday is considered one OF
sharp practice, to give the Democrats and Re
publicans time 10 complete their plans against
1t seems to be generally conceded, however,
that Booth will be elected for the long term
and some Democrat for the short one. Who
the latter may be has not been definitely sell
tied. There is a report that CaSSerly is work
ing 10 defeat Booth, but it is not geRerally
credited. There are all sorts of rumors OF bar
gains, compromises and combinations, but
the proceedings to-day will probably tell the
whole story.
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THE TREASURY REPORT.
Beceipts and Disbursements Of the
United States for the Year Ending
the Thirtieth OF June Last.
PnblIc Debt Statement-Hhat We Owe,
and What FOr-ImpOrtant Sug.
gtstiOns Of the Secretary.
Reduction OF Revenues BY Falling-0ff In
TEade-TeA and COffee-Tax,
but Don't Borrow, Etc.

The fun report Of the secretary Of tbe treas
ury was received Tuesday in connection with
The Presidents message, from which we con-
geusAral publics
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the bridge into the river, at Milwaukee, Tues
day night, proves TO be George W. Peckham,
an old and esteemed, but retired lawyer OF
that city, and a brother Of Judge Peckham.
OF Albany, who was lost on the Vile de Havre
Mr.. Peckham was eighty years OF age. 1t Is
thought that the death OF his brother pr :
duced temporary insanity, and caused his sad
death
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says that the publication OF the protocol
signed by Secretary Fish and the Spanish
minister caused intense agitation and general
indignation there, but the popular feeling
soon became less excited under the cOnVlc-
tion that Spanish honor, and the government
TO defend that Spanish honor, and under the
confidence which is placed in the sense, JUS
tice and prudence OF the people Of the United
states. JOrellar issued "A proclamation yes
terday evening advising the people 10 be calm,
and the excitement subsided. The Nirginius
remains al the arsenal afiOat, and is in good
condition.