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Tuesday, July l6, 1916.
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The advocates as wen a. opposes of fsep,-


ration will find communication on both sdee


Of the question in this days paper. As III
is a measure which interests men Of al parties


il would be well If the reasons for q well =
against separation were spread bsfore u
whole people. With this view We hsye pro
posed to the editor Of the Argus an impartial
admission Of communications both fof and =
gainst, and be has assented to the propdsitoa
and shall be az liberal on our part = he !.
On this ground, We shall add NO commenisd
our own, at present, leaving it for every iadi.
vidual TO read. judge and act for himself
Accounts from Havana state that an n
barge Was laid for twenty-five days on Il
shipping in port, an account Of the. .depse
dations Of the Car,hegenisn privaseers. O.
the Sd day, the American vessels were per.
mitted 10 sail.


A new governor, with 1000 troop,, h,d
arrived at Havana, and there was repert
that he had orders TO shut the port aeainsl
al vessels, but those under the Spanish Hse.
But il 10 doubtful whether such 40 order
will be put in execution.


Advices from France to June sd, fally
confirm the former accounts Of the tranqsi
state Of the country generally.


The US. frigate Macedonian, Csyl.
Warrington, has arrived at Annapolis ffoo
Csr,hagena. with Mr.. Hughes, who w
out by order Of Government u demand tke
release ofthe Americans who were impria-
oned BY the Spanisrds, which was immeli-
ately complied with on his arrival. Only
six or eight remained in ccn6ne ment IL
Others had Seen previously released. Nj.
Smith, mate Of the sch. Adeline, who M
severely wounded in attempting 70 iorce shs
guard atSt. Martha, has returned. The
report Of his death, Of course, was ineor.
rect.


The N Y Com. ADVERTISE the ioth,
men,ions the arrival II that place Of the
British SLIP Portses, Csps Nichols, l9o
days from Calcut,s. Capt N toschsds q
S. Helena and Was informed sha& Bonaparss
was engaged in writing the history Of his
own life. This may Be an in,eres,ing book
century hence but the present geners
,ioo are well informed, many ofthems y
their cost.


BOnoparts's SenaSility.--A letter from S.
Helena says, Bonaparte discovered very lins
emotion when informed Of the deaths Of Munt
and Ney, Of the former he was only snxiowN
know whether he was killed in battle or not;
Of the latter, be merely observed that @h
was brave man. -


4. Lord Al,horpsss mo:ion in the British
parliament for an enquiry into he salaries
nf publick officers witha view OF reducing
them, produced.a q very spirited debate and
was finally los. BY the small msjo,i.y of>s.


Col. Thomas Edwards Of Greene County
N Z. was sho, dead on the 23d ult b. ons
oi hi. negroes.


"Gangiag book again. ."-0ne 0rmsby
representatives in Congress from Kentucky,
who voted for the $500 law, finding that 4
is likely to prove bar TO bis re-election.
promises most roundly, that Il they will elees
him oaee more, he will not only DO all IN Us
power to have the obnoxious law repealed
but be of good behaviour and never eifend y
the like manner again. ltwould be hard no<
to crafty the old gentleman.