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sual fatigue he incurred on the previ6rs e. w
in getting off the train under Gen. Pierre s'aN
indIspostion becoming more serious ,L,.
Dr.. McFarlane was called on to attend him
Major has. however, been improving sine u Il
day. and think is now in a fair way of ros. %A
have been to see him once or twice. md
pressed himself in warm terms of the ~


skill and attention towards him. DR.. McP,~
IS fast becoming very popular here, no, oplv -
the urbanlty of his manner generally, bw
from the high degree Of professional skin a.
is evident in mis- treatment of The several
which are placed in his hands.


send you herewith tho last few pu,ob,.


Ell Sol de Anahuac, from which you can mai.
or two extracts. There has been nobinn y
the interior, ria Vera Cruz, since | arrival ~


Yours, &c. ALPHA


CUEA UNDER THE FLAG OF THE Tv,..
STAIEs.-Uuder this head the editor of ,baE
York Sun, in his paper OF the 23 ult., pubI,S'N
a leading editorial article, commencing and -
ceeding thus:


While in Havana last winter, we had coD,
tation with a meeting of the most influential :
wealthy men of that city, upon the union of a
ba to the United States, and promised 10 Law !.
matter before the people o. this country, as 9,
as the Mexican question had been disposed 7
Mexico, TO all intents ana purposes, is now in y
possession. A II parties in the United States n
even foreign nations, look upon that question !
settled. so tar as conquest aud occur ion are II
ccrned, and we now hasten TO fulfil our prom
and that promise must be our apology for this Il
ncIe. Cuba. by geographical position, necess
and right, belongs to the United States, il m,
and must be ours. The moment has arrived
piac" It IN our hands, and under our flag C y
- III the market for sale, and wos are author
by parties emlnaIIy able TO fulfil what they ID
pose, 10 say, that if the United States viii osI
the Spanish government one hundred million;
dollars. Cuba is ours, and that with one wee
notice, the whole amount will be raised and q. \
over BY the inhabitants Of the Island. Ore ws
Is all they ask, II our government will only ma
The oler Tor them TO act upon, and which Sgi
IS rendy 10 accepI. This is no vision, bu. IN
fact, of which Se have seen, and now hoH "A
most undoubtcd proofs. The possession of Cu5I
will complete our chain ofterritory, and 1--WE us Al
North American Continent.


After speaking Of the products. position. al
revenues of Cuba, in lnttering terms. bu, IN ,l
gunge not more tlnttering than facts warrna,
concludes by saying:


GIVE US Cuba, and our possessions are comg.gI
Spain is ready to sell, the Cubnns arc wa,lioo
us - make the purchase, and TO come at 0 ice u
10 the Union. Let the thing be done: we pIes
ourselves that the hundred millions will DO fova
coming 10 meet the offer, md that Cuba will pn
the richest conquest ever made BY the Uny
States. This article will no doub; form proii
theme OF comment and discussion.


A PROpllETESSn


In these latter days, there has appeared a Il
markablc "Prophetess," in the person of a Won,
gIrl Of the Creek nation. She lives a few mi !
from Fort Gibson, and we have grea; repor,s
the sensation and moving she has caused in Il
"dry bones around her. We cannot pretend
relate all the marvellous things we have heard
her sayings and do.ngs-ii would REQUIRE 10
50. greater faI:h, and more time than We have
beSuw on such n subject. Suffice il then. Al
the person alluded TO is about fifteen y,ars of as
of Creek descent; literate; and not remarka5
in former days for any qualities Of mind lhI
would distinguish her above MANY of her cogJ
Try women. About three months ago. while "A
gagged IN somo household duties, she uttered
scream and fell senseless. Her friends supposI
she was dead, and made ready to bury her:
after remaining in that state for several hoa
she gavc signs Of life. and gradually rerained
strength. Size had been in n Trance md wb
revived. gave lucid account of her in,ercou-I
with the spirits of tho upper world--of oll Al
she saw, OF all that was told her, and of ccr,,I
events which should come TO pass. She has ae
IN the same state, once or twice since and n,I
iesses tu have had communion with the Savio1
of men, whose wounds open and bleed aires
upon the perpetraton Of every wicked act cod
United here below; and who has taught her n
words OF sweet song, which she sings with grel
beauty and effect. She has predicted one or N
deaths which have como TO pass, and told frO{
her own feelings of murder, al the very lid
II was committed; at n distance of several mi \
from her home. She has also purchased her ID
rial clothes, foretold at what time her death won
take place, and certain signs which would thsI
be seen, and from which the world could ig3sI
of her revelations.


People from all sections are hockng 10 see her
and as she goes off again to-day for the last tim
out one, II Is SAID that an immense crowd will Wis
her. Ihere are many who consider her case
remarkabeone. and who. believing 10 her inspin
ton, have become alarmed and forsook the erro1
OF their ways.


These are some of the accounts we have haa
Of this modern Prophecies, whom eyeryboal
should vislt-those who have some knowlsdge
such things, TO witness, what may be, perna~
an Interesting case in medical science: and thos
who are ready to DO lead away by every wina
doctrine, To see wha: shadows they are, ana
have something wonderful 10 talk about and
become frightened into proper course Of h!s'
they cannot be reasoned and pursuadcd iuio u


[Cherokee Adrocas


The Drunkards WiH.-I leave society RUM