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patches from Paez took the command of the town, and probably on Paez's arrival he will prevent blOodShed. But should he not, PaeZ has on the east Bermudez with many troops, on the south Meserez with 1900 men, and on the west Porto Cabello with the troops there opposed to him. The whole number of Paez's troops cannot be estimated at more than 5000, ,probably less. The citizens of Caracas and Venezuela are apparently opposed to all these meas ures, and are loudly crying for peace on any terms. The people in the interior know little and care less for the political state of the country. IfBolivar makes his appearance in Venezuek, doubtless all political troubles will be immediately qui- eted.-Mer. Ado.

 Extraordinary instance of natural qf- fectioh and fcrOcity of Cat.-The fol- lowing facts are we'll authenticated "A family in the Lower Town of Quebec, had cat with kittens about two months old one day the mistress of the house had occasion to open cupboard where provisions were kept, and on shutting it, a kitten got squeesed by the door, aud utter ed loud and piercing cry. The mis- tress of the house, after seeing it was dis engaged, apparently not much hurt, turn- ed to go to another part of the room. Presently the mother of the kitten came in, went up to it, and then flew furiously at the mistress of the house, first biting and scratching her legs and thighs and arms, and proceeding to her neck, upon which she fixed the woman used her hands to preserve her eyes, lowering her head to save her throat, her cries alarmed her hus- band, who came into the room to her as- sistance the cat then let go her hold, re- ceived kick, passed unde the stove to the other side of it, where she was followed by the man, she then repassed making again at the woman but being pursued she went out the door, which was immediately clos- cd. She then began to fly up against the door uttering hideous cries; the family was so much alarmed that assistance was had, and finally the cat was killed on entering the door, partially opened for the purpose. The woman was much hurt. but her wounds are nearly healed. The cat had frequent ly shown symptoms of boldness and feroci- ty, when irritated, but never before in a way to excite alarm in the family.