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Waltham Watches, in Gold and Silver
Cases, at manufacturers prices at DAVIES
& Bros, corner Of Church and Summer
streets. my4 eod2W
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Sterling Silver Ware in Walters, Tea
Sets, Berry Dishes, etc, at DAVIES &
Bros. my4 eod2W
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Great reduction in Dry Goods at A.
Winter & Bros, IL Union street.
my4 sun, wed, sat sun
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Miss PaImer's Concert.

Thos. b. Davis has been elected county
superintendent of schools Tor Morgan
county.
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The Managers of the Memorial Society
of Tennessee are requested to meet at IL
O'Clock A. M. on Tuesday, May o, at Mrs.
Vim. Evans. Park street. IL
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Lace Point of our own importation,
from the cheapest up to the finest quality,
at A. Winter 81 Bros.
mY4 sun,Wed ,sat,sun
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STEAMBOATS,
For Cairo.

VJHE Fine Steamer zA
JOHN LUMSDEN, asEslsAszz-s
Capt. o. w. Davis, L. n. COBB, CleIA,
viii leave as above ON MONDAY, bth hs]' -
O'Clock P. NJ. - n
For freight or passage apply on tosTe 20 ~ -.
II. ARTHUR & CO., 81 and AZ Fi1n' -
HARRISON 81 SON, Agents. LIZ!
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Parties visiting the Exposition should
examine the Champion Sash Balance and
Lock. my3 2t
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Fine Sets of Amethyst, Stone, Cameo,
Coral and Roman Gold Jewelry at DAVIES
& Bros. my4 eod2w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

Diamonds in Rings, Pins, studs and
Sets of Brooch,and Ear Rings at DAVIES q
Bros. Special attention gwen 10 remount-
ing old style Settings. we furnish 10 oruer
drawings for selection. any4 eodz"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-04

Great bargains in Dry Goods, Scarfs,
Psrasols, Fans, Lace Collars, Hosiery,
Gloves, will be offered daily from now un-
til June the LIST. Come soon and secure
bargains at Chas. Richheimer & Co.'s, 46
COLLEGE street. my4 2t
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Latest Spring Novelties in Hair and
Fancy Goods at J. P. GRANVILLE q Co.'S Hair
Store % Cherry street. my4 3w
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Just Received Nice Spring Head Or
naments in gilt and black, at ). Z. GraVllia
&, Co;o my4 3w
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The Library To-day.

The reading room ofthe Library will be
open this afternoon from 2 TO 5 O'Clock.
Everybody is invited to attend.
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Largest stock of Parasols, Fans and kld
Gloves In the city at Hogan Bros, Union
street, my3 2t
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New Glass in Photography this week.
Bookkeeping and Writing as usual. j. W.
Dolbear, 10S Church street. my4 3t
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Clocks, BrOnZes and Paintings at great
ly reduced prices at DAVIES u BROS.
my4 eod2W
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Got the shakes, have your Wen, Duy
Kress Fever Tonic, prepared by W. q.
Hamilton & Co, Cincinnati, 0. 1t not
only cures you but keeps you cured. This
can be said of no other remedy yet prepared
for ague. Many cures have been reported
to the proprietors that seem next to mirac-
ulous. Kress Tonic costs only 81 per bot
tle-a box of pills free with every bottle
and the paoprietors warrant it to cure. For
sale By Ewin, Pendleton & Co. and at De-
moyiIle & Co.'S. JAM ssts 1aw&w1y
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White Victoria Lawns at smallest profits
at Hogan Bros, Union st. myo III
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Good quality "A Bleached Domestic at
12aac. at A. Winter & Bros.
my4 sun.wed sat sun
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Straw Mating, best quality at 25c. at
A. Winter q Bros.
my4 survived, sat,sun
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Our Zoe. Towels are the best IN the
city at the price, Hogan Bros, Union 81.
my3 ct
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New Black Grenadines just received at
Hogan Bros, Union street. myS It
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Proceeds of the Late Fair for st.
MarV,s 0FDhan ASYLUM.

Mary's Orphan Asylum.
Table of Mrs. P. Olwill and Mrs. Glenn. 8 300 40
Table of Mrs. Michael Mccormack,
Mrs. Malachi Mccormack and Mrs.
P. Byrne. ........................ 1853 O5
Sunday-school Table-Aliss Kate Muir
raw and Sunday-schooI teaChers...... ISL 60
Table Of Mrs NJ. j. DJlin.............. 700 90
j. c. observation-disclosures. 4O3 90
Refreshment Table-Mrs. j. h. Bud
BaTkhorn ..........:............ 7s4 80
Received at the door................. 291 90
Received for festival tickets. IS 90
Gross receipts. S4,71O IS
EXPENSES ..,..,....,,............. 1886 05
Net proceeds. ,S74 30
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Best and Oldest Family Medicine

DbSI anu VIUtoO It dH1Iy DAOulOAHO'
Sanford's Liver Invigorator.-A purely
Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic-for Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for it. Beware Of inn
itations. mh9 salty
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Trade Palace,
IA PUBLIC SQUARE.

ParasOIs, ParasOIs. ParasOIs;
Dress Goods, Dress Goods, Dress Goods
Fans, Fans, Fans:
Hosiery, Hosiery, HOsierys
Laees, Laces, Baees;
Piques, Piques, PJques;
Ba1ise, Baflse, Batise;
MOd0cs, MOdOcs, MOdOcs;
400 MOdOc CIub-Ifned ParasOls e3.7O,
100 pieces LisIe POpIi0s I7Ke, worth
use:
100 pieces striped Grenadines I2Ke,
half price,
cents per yard;
leo dozen Ladies' extra BaibEiSgAn
Hose at IS per box;
100 dozen Ladies' Hemstftch Hand
Herchiefs Use, worth 25es
so different Shades Am Etsehues 6Se.
and zoe:
so different makes COrsets zoe 20 81;
Will open to- morrow
zoo MarseiIIes Quilts at 81 so, worth
$3.50.
On tomorrow morning viii ofeT-
20 pieces Checked EainsO0k a zee per
40 pieces white Dress Lawn from ace.
per yard;
20 dOz. Damask Towels use. eae EN-;
200 Dfeces Irish Linen from 27e. TO 81
SPECIAL
Bargains I'm Cassimeres at eec, 6Se
TRADE PALACE,
Public Square.
ap27 cod tillap3O sun tues, and thurs.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon st.... ..7:20A.Ms
Arrives at Nashville at..9:30 A. n.
Leaves Nashville st... AGO P.N.
Arrives st Lebanon at. .6:1o P. N.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at :30o'clOck AM.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS Arrive
At Lebanon at O'Clock P. n. on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays.
EnshviIIe. ChatfanOOga, Memphis and
ST. LOufs Railway.
OhAstsnoogatrsin leaves 745 A. n. and S:O0P. n.
sc arrivee.1:30 p n. and 1:30 A. n.
Memphis and st. Louis
train Iesves.... 49,. 200 A. NJ and 1;4o Pm.
arrives. ..5:30 A. II. and z:46 p. u.
sheIbyvine train leayss a!oo "a
The 500 P. V. and 1900 A. n. trains an daily.
Waverly train leaves. 500 P. N.
arrives. 500 A. N.
H.outsvfIIe and Nashville and Great
southern Railroad.
I,eaye ststien on North College street st 800
AN daily and 200 P. NJ, Daily except Sunday.
Arrives at ABS A. NJ, and 5:l5 P. II.
The 200 P. N. train Goes NOT SOP AT any POINT
hs-veen Nashville and Gallatin, except Edge
neld junction.
EaIIattu accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. ...S:25 P. n.
LeutsytIIe and Nashville and Great
Southern RafIrOad.---Nashvflle and
Decatur Division.
LesveL. & n. Depot, North College street,
Going South-5:20 Am; $3.50 P M.
Arrive NOrth-4:45 An: LAB Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
yiIla and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
OoLuMBIA AoooMMoDATToE-Leaves $40 P.
n, arrives 9:45 AM, from L. & N. Depot, North
College street.
st. Louis and Southeastern Railway.
Morning Express train leaves Nashville sos AN
Night Express daily ' 4:lOP.N
Express trains arrive at Nashville at 7:l5 AN.
g P. n.
louisville Cincinnati Short Line
gRaiIrORd.s
TrainE leave AndarriTe st Louisville astollowB:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
SO~ Snndsv -..-.....,,,, s35 Ak. 1850 P. II.
n work EzDrsss, daily 3.55 P. Il. 1890 P. II.
New York Night EXpress,
daily.................... ll'VO e r. O'lO A. Ii
s1ndsy. 500 A. n. Hoo A. n.
SInSav- --,..., 25OP Il, $50 P. n.
sa@ceST. Sn1Iiay 6:O5P.N. sos A. n.
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Union And AMERICAN JOB OFFICE.

LeaUe orders ira the Business
Office, or address J.FO. RUIZ
DIE, Superintendent, lChO
tCiII call OIs you and take
yOsGr orders.
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IMPORTANT!
JUST RECEIVED AT
]. B. BLAKE & co.'s
MAMMOTH STORE,
I33 Church street,

I33 Church street,
LII THE LATEST STYLES IN LADIES',
"A Misses and Children's Slippers, which will
be sold at the following prices:
800 pairs Ladies' Newport Ties, Sl.5O;
SEQ Queen Congress slip
40O pairs Ladies' CIelh Caters, SI.I0,
800 50 Jersey Ties, 81 SO.
500 Sc ChiIdren's slippers, so cts;
300 Kid Button, S1.OO
000 Bronze, 80 cents;
300 S Ladies' Cloth shoes, 81 80;
500 " Mems Low Quarter do, sA.sO
Also received, large lot Of Table Linens,
Towels and Napkins
They would call particular attention 10 their
2 wards wide Bleached Table Linens, 80 cents a
ward Half Bleached do, soc; Huek Towels, all
iinen 9Oc per doz.; fire Satin Damask Towels,
$3.50; fine Linen Napkins, SOC; Ia nne Linen
Table Covers 50; large lot Of Corsets, SOC; also
200 pieces of Linen and Cotton Diapers cheap.
In their White Goods Department will be
found over 500 pieces of Satin Stripe and Check
ed Nainosoks, French Brilliants and Lawns for
ladies' dresses.
Their Hosiery and Notion Department is full
of a choice selection OF frst-class goods, and on
inspection the prices will be found lower than
the lowest.
apH cod tillmy6 4thp 1873 Church Sc.
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MARRIED.

GOODwIN-BLYTHE.- the residence Of
the brides father on Thursday, the LIST inst, Mr..
WILLIAM W. GOODWIN, Of Memphis, Tenn,
and Miss MARY e. BLYTHE, Of Iatan, Missouri
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The Sewing machine

brings bread, clothes, money and cheerful
ness to every household.
1t is the Philosophers Stone-the great
desideratum of the age-the strength and
comfort of the poor-the convenience oftbe
rich.
Read the following able and discriminate
inc argument:
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RIVER NEWS.

6ocs Of R;veTs, Nay 8, IsI3.-HsigAt Of iVateT
abore loo mater mark at 800 p. N.
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A Winter & Brother, Union street, are
in receipt of large stock of new goods,
which they have marked down at low
figures.
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Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher (0) I
tionary; minus & tendency to fall plus ~ :
dency to rise. W. 3. KAUF2AH, Oeserfel
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fssssssas Masasiss ssr Jauu.r, !. Il.
ready est. ssa . ssgnisssss nunber !,
u The principal steel eser.vins. Good
Morning. Msns. " b one Of The no.. b..,.
afsl % ever saw. ID end in compan;o.
1.-THE Trsilisg Arbs,ss. !" which illustrate.
ssssy By Frank Lee Besedie, .r. alone
sersa 'as price ofthe number. The don.
b's sss. colored. steel fashion plate il nm.
nvaisd. and will fascinasc ell the lad;es.
5ssn there 10 large celored Berlin NAT.
srrs: . really superb affair. and such As
vcsi6 eose. st retail store. flty cen,s.-
We - nst sxagesrsts In saying thst IN.
!: .sssssy ss.esf . perfect gem Of love.
Iissss. The ssssiss are al usssualIr ,cod
even " "Psesesss.~ By oil Mesns sub-
.ssies t. Thu Hsgssiss ier 1874. Tia
both the cheapest and bcss. The ter.
.rs TO dollars yssr. With great re5ue-
l'oas to elsbs. via: s copies for a a
% copies ior SIC 90. with 10th N -.
lra COPY and sapsrb prsmiuu ens,,yinr
. Tue Person getting mp the club. Sps.
linens are ssnt gratis 10 those ui.h;.y a |
get up elsts. Address ckas. j psser-
on. so6' Chestnut Street. PLiladelpLi.
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Ne. 81 Iesie spriag red, fdr DeQabes dssiv.
cry, o. peivais t<rmss LOCO DO. No. > do. o.
~ 80 - leo eeesS, 3.ooo do viame ~ ~
as eeass - SO ae. DO. amber q 10
Coas.-iNs uarkss tor wsser. Oar. vas
osoyaas aad stroag early In he vssk. a.A
k,svaser and Cor ssae &asesy. sss within ~
last day or tve tn aeaand - become -
aetive and The aavasce has 6sea lssA lie Unr-
ket eiusiag quiet The rereipss os oaay mod
crate, anosssing 70 abess $500 bas1.as. Q
e0ssiderabie quantity of vAicA haa esee $40
previous TO ARRIVAL. The sAles smesecs ae.ooo
bushels mixed. foe delivery all this meath. "a
60 csass. ssla % Saturday hast; s. ooe t09o. go
do. cold since - ss0se ceats' $4,000 10 = eoo
DO. nixsd in Eievs..r 81 cell ssas. closing
a. es(Ssc ceuss, nomisal: oc9do- mixsa cn
track q es(Ss3 ceass; !. $50 do. white oe track
| s9(SIo cts. and 900 do rvjestsd at ss(sss
eeais. The receipts Of So.shsrs Corn smoan'-
Cd 10 Sc. coo bushels, the bnlk at which Vas
| neu, and the market has rssied steady, elosing
| ffm The sales were - 900 bushels new white
a 3s(S10 cents, asa II 200 do. yealow ~ 6e0sl
! 20 eesss, - tocssAisisa. and s.ooe bushels old
~ is0s7 esaas- fss white cad ssSss csass fss
yellow.
| the las, day or two. when the market eereegth-
eucd. and closes 6rm ~ . reac,ioa 81 i01 ernts
i per bushei The sales amounted 20 tJ.oVe
| bushels. a follows: 5000 bushels Southern ii
ls(asl cents; 10 coo DO. mixed Western a. &c
6Ss cen,s, aud !. zoo Do. bright do. ss Se(S<s
cents. s.s1 Ia --ssya. .sa
RYn-rhe demand for Rye is'geods and ei
the offerings have hesa readily taksn. The mar
| kss closing q 40 adsanve ~ s0s eenss ~
bushel. The sAies repoesea WERE l. 100 bushei
Pennsylvania, on pirate lsrsne- and " oe I.
!, 500 do fair 70 ptins Maryland - ee9s'
1le s slss5se Z: ss4 s =, .;cve,utkss.-ss.
Tasaecs reported. has ~ gensssa m.rses 4
sill dull, and priccs are nearly nominal TOE q
but the 6nest grades. The receipts of Marylan'
ground leaf are quite iiberai, and this descfip
ton Is all taken a. opened q, 33@e3 cent?
bulk a. cents and under, aud re quote goo
nj 6(07 cents and 6ne ~ s@s3 cents. The
are no Gales of Maryland crop. We undsrssan
saies were made last week CO 900 hhds. Ohio
no hhds. Of which IVES low grade. suppose
bought on sps, uia,ion, and the remainder h
ken to AL the French contract Of 1870. III
range of prices was from 400 cents Tor con
| mon to good; average 81 cents. There ID SON
little doing ia Kentucky for export. but Y
learn of no sales Of Virginia. The exports d.
ring the week are only Is hhds. to the We
ludies. We quote to-day - follows, but OF
figures should be regarded ~ somewhat nom
nal, viz:
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wnsxf-fhere has been fairly active b1si-
ness u wheat dsrisg the past seek. and the
market has remained steady, bat closes with .
selling in buyer favor, Who are more discrim-
mating in their se3sctions, and uothing bat the
ehsirest auplo vrl command highest figures
TIE receipo q Sostbern mp 10 Thnnday, m
elusive. saosssrd 70 q. 600 bsshels nearly eli
uhise - leo0lss eeats Or eair 20 good, ssd
leo9tos eests ibe prize 10 ehoice, q, eco do.
pst9e - eheiee o8hrr - lo36ta6 eeaas; -.
60 q. god 10 prime ~ - l5e6Ioo s<ses,
ssd s.oeo DO counpn 70 kir Do. e iscAl66
CO. " Wesesn - sas<s wus $500 bsshe3s
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business II Office.


'Bslsiaore, Feb lst 1874.
WE the undersigned have formed CO.
w partnership. under the name IL FRANK
4. Sims CO., to conduct Genera Csn-
mission Business at the South wot Co.
nef Of Pratt and Light streets, sP an1nny
Building, and would solicit eoniiannnoo -
the patronage 90 generously rendered 70 - ID
irm.
PRANK X SIMNS,
JN0.L WHICH.
Feb Q. iss3-f. .s-
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a CossEcrIos.-It having been stated
% member Of the late Evangelical Al.
lance that the Archbishop Of Paris Who.
it will be remembered. was murdered By
the French Commune. bad spossasised
from his faith short time before 81,
assassination. DR.. Forbes. British Chan.
lain at Paris. Who bad been quoted !,
authority for the statement. in . letter 20
the London Tisses makes the following
sharp and emphatic denial which re b.vs
been requested to publish:
"Allow ne TO correct . u;.s,a.m.,.
made By one Of the speakers q Deet;c.
OF the Evangelical Alliasss a Nev Ys.I
- 9sotsd in the TSasss Of Tie ga 1900
Is . stated that the late Arebh;.h.. -
Paris. when condemned 10 death -, =.
NE to have consultation With him VA.
really did occur vas % follows. n.;..
member ofthe Lord Mayors Cowmi,sse =.
the relief OF Paris after the Siege. and n.
archbishop being the same, 1 had oc...;s.
70 VISA him In prison. and took The or,o....
a''y OF assasing him Of our sympeshv .na
prayers on his behalf. Az ne 49, :.
- pseased to say: Your visit has ~. .
'nga, ray ~ ny psison-hOuse. and n -,
nesa oe :eh % ny shoulder. / bepe 4 !.
nos toe last time Ne shall meet, r. 80.
saw o. him was when I beheld h;s l;s.,s..
body lying in his paisee.s
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We learn that in the Commissioner.
Court on Tuesday last application va.
made on the part of che Southern Mary.
land railroad through its counsel, Hon.
b. @. Harris. for the balance Of the
internal Improvement fund coming to our
county. The Court. however, adjourned
seton until Tuesday. the 23rd Of Decen.
Der. instant, at which time il il under.
stood the application will be renewed.
Il 10 said that in the cousis,ory to b
hsid at Rome on the 22ud, eleven eardi-
mails will be created.
In the Basains Court martial on Sat.
urday N. Laehaud began the closing id.
dsss for the defence.
The election Of tho Demoeasie esudi.
date for Governor Of Texas l. claimed bv
nearly 10000 majority.
Sisklss has resigned his post .. Madrid
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-12-11
81. MARY'S BEACON
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pnrupsxr's MHssAoE.-The message
opens By . reference to the past year. es-
pesially The latter part Of Il - a event
Eel sss-shs 6ssseisi esisia. the eeasing
Of political passisaosbip. especially in the
sgricslssrsl sections. and the capture Of
the virgisiss. IN . curious tumble. in the
sane paragraph. and referred 10 - the
cause Of the even.fal condition Of things.
Our relations with foreign nasioss are
said to be Of most cordial character.
The Vienna Exposition 10 msstioned.
and the fact that American exhibitors re-
csived gratifying number Of the awards
made.
A commission TO distribute the Sheen
millions of the Genevs award Is recon-
mendsd to be made. fos disest Losses sui.
fsred BY Confederate cruisers, upon the
basis adopted BY that arbitration.
The northwest boundary between the
United States and the British possessions
"''~ .---s-- ga --.-li;.Led. Nth
The exception Of sons 900 miles.
The mixed commission. under the tres-
~ Of Washington, has awarded British
subjects the sum Of 81. 92o. $40 10 gold.
and disallows some ninety three millions
Congress Is recommended to pay the
award.
The difficulties in the way Of American
dsiscns ezpstriasing themselves b refer
red TO and the subject recommended to the
consideration Of Congress.
The recognition Of the Spanish rspub-
10 IL referred TO. and the acts Of the new
government In relieving many thousands
Of persons illegally held in bondage in
Cubs. in dspriviug the Capitals. General Of
that Island Of The power TO set aside the
orders Of bis superiors Ut Madrid, and the
release from sequestrasiou Of American es.
tstcs there. are mentioned as some Of the
bene6eiert effects OF its existence. The
ssissssss Of slavery in Cuba. the Presi-
dent thinks. b The cause Of oil The trouble
there. This hes been upheld By power.
fal party on the island which. though
naintsiuiDg political connection with
the hons government. b in isctious op.
posisios 70 Il.
This b aid By way Of preface to Ii.
nestaa d the capture Of the virgiuius
BY protocol signed BY the two govern
meats this vessel Is to be restored and sat
isisetory PREPARATION made.
The San Domingo question is light,
touched upon. that republic having re
ssssssa protectorsse TO be established
over b By The Usissd States. The, mat
rrssident's ideas are no. very lucid tn,
panic. be thinks. is . step toward i. speci.
basis. which is the only way to reud.,
tho currency elastic, which 10 wh.. i,
needed.
The message deals with other and mi.
nor matters. reference to which would
scarcely interest our readers.