Cautioner

One who gives caution or advice. ( Law .) A surety; a bondsman. One who binds himself in a bond with the principal for greater security. Cautious, a. Using caution; careful; wary; watchful; provident; circumspect; prudent. Cau'tiously, adv . With caution; circumspectly. Cautiousne , n . Quality of being cautious. Cau'to, a river of Cuba, near the E extremity of the island, falls into the bay of Buena Esperanza. Length abt. 70 m. Ca'va, a town of S. Italy, prov. Salerno, 26 m. E.S.E. of Naples. Manuf . Silks, cottons, woollens. Pop . 26.815. Cavaignac. LOUIS EUGÈNE, ( ka - vān'yak ,) a French general and dictator, в. 1802. Having chosen the military profe ion, he served in the Morea, and obtained his captaincy in 1829. In Algeria, to which he was commi ioned in 1832, he built up the fabric of his military reputation by ten years of active service, during which his bravery in the field, his resolute endurance of hardships, and his strategic skill, were equally conspicuous. In 1848 he was appointed governor of Algeria, with the rank of general of division. In the same year, he declined the portfolio of the War-Office, but promptly undertook the defence of the government against the disaffected and insurgent cla es of the Paris i an populace. A fierce struggle followed, during which the capital was declared in a state of siege, and C. invested with the powers of dictator; but, at length, after 4 days of hard fighting at the barricades, he succeeded in completely crushing the insurrection. On resigning his dictatorship, he was elected president of the council; and in the close of the year was the rival of Louis Napoleon for the presidency of the republic. At the coup d'etat of 1851, he was arrested and imprisoned, but speedily released, and permitted to reside in France. Having refused to take the oath of adhesion to the new government, he lived in complete retirement till 1857, when he suddenly expired from a disease of the heart. His father, JEAN BAPTISTE C., was a member of the National Convention, and voted for the death of Louis XVI. - His uncle, JACQUES MARIE, VICOMTE C., rose to the rank of general under Napoleon I., and obtained his peerage from Louis XVIII. His elder brother ELEONORE LOUIS GODEFROY C., was one of the most popular leaders of the republican party after the restoration, and during the reign of Louis Philippe. B. 1801; D. 1845. Cavaillon, (ka-vāilyon,) (anc. Cabillio,) a town of France, dep. Vaucluse, on the Durance, 13 m. S.E. of Avignon. Manuf . Shoes. Pop . 8,776.