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IIvEr POOL CoTTo1 MAakKr, MAJ 2T.-The dsmax4
for cotton bas been sa-, aud ssss for the two daI
amount to Is oGo oaies-8oco speculation and export
Prices firm
MAY % THE demand for Gotten 10 day has bean to
fair extent, sue tbs sales reach 0co bales coo for
ort and On speculation. Prices fcE,
MANCHESTER CorrcN Goops MAnsfI Nay ESQ NJ
tone OF The market rather per BY comparison r.tY
what Il this day week. There hss been rather OIL
ioqury during toe last day or two Tor cloths suitable
fer Iudia II ihe prices Of last week, whlcy
manufacturers are unwilling TO accept Scarcei
fabrics are generally shade dearsr To other depart
menis the cloth market really without Change, eths
"a to demand or values Contracts IL sh;rtinge are
many cssee running to cose, and oeary all Kinds G
printing cloth ase accommodating. The market for yarn
to cay lss shown y-eat fmness fair amount If bus
for China No change can be Ioted In price since las
TUE sday. but the tendency is slightly to tardea Hom
trade yarns very dull Of sae bat their value is rn
maintained account OF zoe high price d cotton Twd
folds TN 10 sos are firm, and sS,s perhaps dearer.
Liy5geocl Coss ESazEr, May IS I'm today
market wheat ne. with better deruaud OF FRIDAY
prlces or ID I'd per 100 lbs unoe- OF this ia
week tosr coAnu's te meet with slow SALE althosg
obtairsbla at desla cf l6d peS Dbl. Oats scd bare
uuthanssd Bars is, per quarter lower. indsl yr-
A considerable busiuees was done u 3ls. per $50
Tor mixed AMERICAN 32a. SIS Cd Tor eNo%, and ~
34s for white.
liverpool (Hay 2s) Correspondence Of Lonten Troes
This meriirgf msixes hos oeer pretty numeIoast
attended both by local ont country buy era attTacte
40 eo1bt by the largo arrivals from America ard IN
e1pec'a,ion Of buy,rs Oh much lover teens Ic tax
however thsS weya parity c.sary ointed, as holder
we're Dot dsroseA 70 give ray --S'e than IRON ID
I'd per ceLsaA 60 ~ceat ~ Cd. 20 Ie, rsT barrel
fon-, et wtch ssjxticG 0nil noiarats tps3ress v
sutsa, d LISA cora ae0l-sA &c 3ls, ger qusstsr
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SPECIE LIST

Tappsn 4 Starbuck 1900 -
Total. $23t 023
The subject OF British relations with America during
the rresent crisis continued be discussed with much
anrlstio, in the British aouse Of Commons and of
the members very in their remarks relative
to the treatment Of Briieh subjects in Of the
Southern States st
Reinforcement Of 1850 French has been sent to Co.
chin Cbts.
A cespstch from Rome, Of May 8, says:-Rumors are
current that the Italian government has proposed to
gusrs the present extent OF the PontcaI territory
condition Of the evacuation Of Rome by the French
Prince Giorschakof, Governor OF Poland, is danger
ously i'll
despatch from Cadiz says:---A great movement is
taking place amepg vessels stationed at A'g ssias.
II e believed that there is probability OF the fall Of
the Emperor Of Morocco, with whom soman Abbss dis.
putes the throne.
TIE English Board Of Trade returns for the month Of
April issued and show the total declared value Of
exports for the month last past El0 s whilst for
the corresponding month Of 1889 and 1860 they
spective'y ell $50 40 and ell 4aO As regards the
shippr trade find that in the month Of April there
weSS,26S ve,ses employed ia the foreign trade, with
Tonnage OF 95 462 entered inwards whilst in the
pordng month OF 1860 the number was 2, S3l, with
tonnage Of ESQ $50 There cleared ouwards during the
petots respectively, 49lS sh;ps oi7 tonnage,
whilst in the corresponding month OF 1860 there were
s,7S4 SHIPS, eSs s15 tonnage.
The Liverpool Post OF the 9th of May says-About six
O'Clock Saturday afternoon tho Galway steamship
Colum5is which was undergoing some repairs Caused
by ter encoun,ering icebergs her last voyags) in
Msss,s Clover Royes craving dock at Woodside,
neny fell the port side against the side Of the
ooek 1he craeh of the fall heard for consderab
disisnce and it said that lhe Columbia sustained
pjuy Fortunately person hurt by the accident.
The Bedouin, from New York for Galway has been
atsndonsd al sea.
The City Of Baltimore arrived at Queenstown on Tues
Gay evening, May %.
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Pruasl2.

In tie alttnx o. the Bcsl.a Chamber or Depus:si.
II, the wic 'ster Of Justice, reply .rg TO qu. 81
dtess@d TO him in refeFouce TO the right u csizei
tiose persons who bad received the Kings amnea9
that tie right e Pfrssan citizenship was forfeit
stay OF ten seass abroad. Hc said also that the e.
only cancelled other diequsiticat.ers which Ia.
pftroaIced against refugees, the right Of cit.
beng pubic ore, arc not belong'og TO the cate
thtee the forfeiture OF whtcn c0rstitu.ed q punt
rsni<sipe by amnesty. The government assn n
the persons who bad received an amnesty were az
to be scspected on account Of the offences n1
been forgiven them
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OPINIONS OF The ENGLISH PRESS ON THE
WAR.

LORD PALMERSTON ON THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE
BLOCKADE.
from the London Post (government organ } Nay 2s)
The last advces from America bring the important in
tesenss that the federal has succeeded in
Charleston and the Savannah We are further in
formed that by means OF national vessels and privately
armed ships now being Cited out at New York and Boz
speedily be effected,
the Confederate States such form az he shall thirk
IT ); but persons applying for them must find bond
for So eco or $4,000 with two responsible surehes
" that the officers and employed in such
commissioned vessels shall and will Observe the
laws Of the Confederate States, and the !nstruc
tions which shall be given them for the regulation OF
has existed In all modern maritime warfare. Their OBJ.
ect to prevent, as far as possible practices which Of
Lord Derby recently expressed his inability to distinguish
from piracy We have no right to quarrel with Mr.. JEFF
ferson Davis for harg RECOURSE to medpon ichtch The
my hdt protested lis intention to II must however,
be admitted to be somewhat Of an auachr0nism when
we End the republicans OF North America recurring to
narchicA nations Of Europe with common consent have
surrendered and abolished the pressure Of the pre-,
fent contest could be limited TO begerent commerce,
foreign powers would have little interest in the matter
but the only relaxation which the act Of the Southern
cenfederacy makes in favor Of neutral trade Is
the env unes ha ~ 1A, pi'Ps 2,
board neutral vessel shall not be subject 10 seizure
N otner words recognizing the old American doctrine
tnat TIE flag covers the cargo. must, however, be
admitted, that in the present contest privateers both
Nortpern and southern will have duties TO perform of
character which entirely unknown to the ordinary
usage anu practice Of modern international law Any
blockade Of s southern ports must be enforced 5y means Of
1ritdte1s When vessel from Eog!and or Franco at
tempts TO enter btockaded port, the prvateer win be
quite as efficient, not only TO ensure its seizure but Its
coad eIhnation as the regularly commissioned c.,ser
In the open seas the English commercial marine viii
laugh at the laval power o. either begereat but is
only when trade attempted 10 be carried On with the
South when the stringent rues of are sought
to be enforced, that the injury and pcoEveasooe to
British commerce will arise
But the aos. extraordinary item Of INTELLIGENCE, 5hi,a
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Hungary,

Tbs IO16tn Pod Say -
II has Eeen stated By COME journals that, if tbs
Der OF Deputies OF pessa should adopt the adore
poeed By " Desx. the Assembly would Re dissoi
N. shweriing. Letters from Germany coattadt
statement.
The Austrian Minister will sere reply TO toe a.,
on which she Casmbes OF Deputies vii be css
deliberate. The dissolution Will be had racou-se
kss freAa negotiations should lead to no result.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
---~--~~~~--~----~-
Arrival Of the Fulton at New York
and Arabia at Halifax.
The American Blockade Ques-
ton in Parliament.
Impressmento of British Subjects
into the Rebel Army.
An Apology from the Davis Cabinet Received
by the English Government.
GRisD UNION DEMONSTRATION IN PARIS.
Speeches of Hon. Mr.. Dayton, Colonel
Fremont and Others.
European War Ships for the
American Coast.
MR.. RUssELL's LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH.
South Carolina Wishes for British
King.
THE FRENCE.SYRIhN FLEET OFF BEYR0UT.
-~----~------
DEATH OF PRINCE GORTSCHAKOFf, OF RUSSIA.
COTTON FIRM BREADSTUFFS DULL,
ke., ke., &s.
European War Ships for the
American Coast.
Mr.. RUssELL,s LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH,
South Carolina Wishes for British
King.
THE FRENCE.SYRHN FLEET OFF BEYR0UT
DEATH OF PRINCE GuRTscHAxOFf, OF RUSSIA.
COTTON FIRM-BREADSTUFFS DULL
kc., &C., As.

The eteamship Fulton from southampton on the 10th
May arrived at hs port about half psst two O'Clock Mon
dap morning with three days later from Europe.
The Fulten brings the following
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AnAtryu.

An 'hquirs lac been instituted b. the criminal
OF the pofariberg with refecsoce e. tile faraslcal
ce.ion o; the Protestsnts b; the people IN that ID
ISs CORRESPONDENT OF tae LONDON Pr. ~ Parts
heas from Vienna .ess sAe aurgx an Die. il to-
Up ss sooa ss csrsa-a military pzer araslorz ba
OoMpletsd =
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Attempted Murder ON Board an Am erfcau
Snip.


From tho london News, May 90
John Crosby, chief mate of the American ship PANAMA.
at the Liverpool Police Court yesterday charged the tor
mer with attempting to murder coiored seaman named
hls,n and the latter with being accessory alter the
fact IL VIII be remembered that while the Panama was
lying In the Eersey, opposite Liverpool dispute
between the mate and the relative 70 the totally
that during an alleged state of iusubo, dnation
among the men, the chief mate discharged pistol at
Johnson the bali from which passed through his arm aud
caused him to fail into the liver. It stated in evil
dencc that mutny whatever exiAted among the crew
at the time the mate ID his revolver and the mags
rates considered his conduct quite uncaed for, they
committed him for trial on the charge OF attempted
Ger. Gbney, the other prisoner, who underworld to
him Immediately after he had shot Johnson, and again
trying to put him board the Panama when she was
outside the port, was a'so committed for trial.
England.
In the House OF Commons, the 9th of May, the
order for gong into Committee upon the Customs and
Inland Revenue bill, Mr. Newegate moved resolution,
That be instruction TO the committee TO divide the
Customs and Inland Revenue bill, that each Of the
said that by passing the bill in s original form the free
Of tho House lords would crippled by an un
worthy strat.gem The resolution having put from
the Chair ard no other men Der rising
The Chancellor Of the Exch quer said Mr. NeweEste
was ent rely erroneous in supposng that h form OF the
bill limited the action OF that House. denied that auy
unworthy stratage had been employed to interfere With
the privileges Of the ether House che form o. the bill
in conformity with presidents and with the princi.
Piles Of the constitution as 1t bore the privileges OF
that House.
rroua division the resolution was negativsi By 1e5
to "a
The House then went into committee upon the bill.
Upon arriving at the fourth clause repeating the ex-
cise duty upon paper
Mr.. sss incur opposed the causo, whish be proposed
to negative.
In the debate which epsued, the Arguments were
employ cd on both sides upon the second reading of
bill
Mr Mellcr moved the adjournment Of the debate.
Mr.. Disraen thought the committee nghs come to
decision that night.
Ioro Paimerston ready to assent 10 the adjourn
mef.t, which was then agreed to-
The reports Of the Committee Of Supply aud Of the Com
mitee Ot Ways and Means were agreed to
An Admiralty return shows thar Ia tho i've years from
1876 to 1879 there died 26s oacers and boys belong
to her Maestys ships employed In the suppression "a
the slave trade, and 900 invaliied The comrso-
ment OF the ships employ cd ths tervce in the coSe
Of yeer averaged 4i2 The approximate annual cost
averaged s45S ,423.
The London :'ott snys:--
II Ia rumored thpl = countryman aud pupil or Heenan
bss arrived In Lcdon America. vita the m.en;toa
OF challenging tie corqueror in the approaching coolest
Arrangements have been made Tor presnsing xr. Cob
den with the sresdom of sne c,ty Of LnndSa
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"a the sttsius u she -,--.a % s-ber os Dspr.,a,
-, qoestens we're put ~ saveg4 ~ rrso.3ess "a
sse sppfoach'cs celebration ct the ra,tosA fetsl
REgassss a,aster oftts f5.sr,o,. rep,iec, aud
re aaans f'Dne seA ice Disturbances as M-ign a
mated
Co.;stea. ore OF TIE sni:.sry ieader; OF .he res
Mcy eue a. bas returned "a 2ezns
II y assorted that eeoJ cticsI letters are being
ei'cpla' q, w,se tae onlsrt OF exciting ag:st.cG
the cisray y
fae French police aSs on sas alert &c Prevent
iissuelt of bf.ganc3
The ealcial Gcs,tt. o. III. KtncS.,c OF ItdJy Civ,
NAL TO the ye0o,t tSat Ere tsalisu govefaraenr CT
T'aht OF depr;yivg we t:s60ps OF Office, AID dech
nothsrs has been chez ged "a the relations belac
ana tae Pcfe n reference 70 toe tisaops.cs-
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India and China.

Mr. Lang vail pro luce his bulge. on the eth Api
will be more favorable than six month, ago seemet
sible. The famine Ia the northwest shows no ei
abatement The failure Of the indigo crop Is conc
Discourasipg advices from the Up country are \
ceived; no rains and no ryots TO SOW are the ma.
plants.
Mr.. Bruce arrived at pekin on the Goth Of March.
An expedition under Commodore E.ribltug was to
ceed up the Yarg tse, 10 make arrangements for tn
rying on OF the American trade.
Admiral Hope tR. n aal Mr.. Parkes were to
Seapehae for the north on April O. There e nothing
late from Saigon; tina French were trying to IA
treaty.
The United States ship Saginaw was at Hong
The Daco.ah was at Shanghae.
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Spain.

despatch 8 ON Madrid, Of Ma IS, SAYS
The Oeurt & Spa.n I'll, z,ainsata feorssecsk
lraaeis !. 60 10, As he gsns los IL I.aIy.
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. II was generally believed in Paris that the
conon,on Of Russia, owias 60 the emancipation
ser's lie somewhat alarHtng, but govsrcment dee
can 10 keep Oaca Intelligence OF shts catC-e.
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FinancIaI and Commercial.


!oypos MONEY MARKET, May IT, 1861 Tho
lish funds have exhibited Increased duuuess 20
Partly attributable, perhaps, to the threatened
sibility Of hostile division ON the budget on
strer 9Th CT the Irish struggle FOR the forfeited
SUBSIDY. reduction In the wheat market, end q I'd
large iniux Of gold TO the bank seemed to have no d
10 improving the tone OF business.
There was a fractional decline in Consols fro.y
prices of Saturday.
[From the Loudcu Times, City Article, May 90
The course Of exchange at New York on Lcndor
nils at 60 days sigh; Is los to ioeh per cent VII
tries, shows that the exchange is against England.
after making allowance for charges and loss of inte
the present rae isaves no profit on the transmissie
for morey At the Bank in the open market the rate
~ per cent About 2lo5. 0co in gold was taken "a
The Bank OF Belgium has reduced it's rate OF disco
from four to three Per cent.
d. American securities were heavy en- Monday
The commercial letters fiom China are satia.act
since they indicate general belief thst even under
disastrous circumstances caused By the movement
the rebel armies there Will stu be large business q
the opening OF the Yang tse Kia3g.
Aovices from calcutta mention that on the TRAN
electric Geographic communication was established
tween .hst port and Rargcon.
The market was extremely tTeavy, the influence Of
discreditatls combination against the government -
Galway mail question having been mora than suaciep
counte1act The effect OF further influx OF gold 70
Bank, large arrival OF specie from Mexico, and
favor able reports received from most parts Of the
kSkdEtiuS ZIG SSpVlpS ctIPe.
In consu5 the only tTansactians have been at 81
for money, and q g q GOT the account.
I0Rns were in request to-day AT the stock Exchange
~ q s per cent. Y
The last price from Paris WAS ssf 15c J., showing
cline Of 4 per cert.
The Tasmanian has arrived from the West Indies y
ESQ. 0C0
The general tendency in American securities Is unfa
rebie
AMERICAN G0vEENMENT SECURITIES AND RAJLwA
From the London Tines City Article, May 90
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-te Syria.
Tbs Paris correspondent Of the London PJst says
French ships charged TO bring back the troops hay
rived before Beyr0ut The beyrout Commissioned
pursuing their iabcrs at CopstantnOpi The quest
one chief "a determined In the affirmative Il re-
TO be seen whether he VIII be a native or fore
France 10 IN favor Ct the choice Of native chsf
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prevails snocg con nPfc,si c1A' ,nfc. yncts
tMpro7emeas ID expected slt-i Z 70 saecs 90 De-
o. sne va ious II ast,es o. coEnmerA 'SIcs'asa
ocnaidsraS.ou IA oestew Understood
ne ccn'lured Dry we ,.ts- has La an -
elect CO che p,vi. 1ovs raa. se.
wheat nsa sIseo ,oc sack ct 1.o hil,ss
Vpe Pa's co respondent Ct the Lsn;cn + n
nufirg sae sass few daas sbe E.eeeescls OF ga
peen n gssas state Of escitemeat arc stog o
eiecooa o. Pflsce Nsposstn DIS Csa-d Aas.es n
OF PRICE hrrat.
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FRANCE

The lopdon 7smss Pa,ys correspondent says,
Aretljpg Of lsux1x AMI egsA u Gheas A.es; geucslt
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Turkey,
syria.

dssratch from Cona'aa,inotis says that tia pes
Herzegovina are demanding separate admir,stral
their own.
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Speak
fail 70 conceive the Intensity of the d,s!ke Of tho
South Casolinans for the free States. There are
raonal ant:pathies side Of the Atlantic which
toeraby strong, and baye been unfortunately pertina
cous and longlved. The haired Of the Italian for the
Tedceco Of the Greek for the Tux OF the Turk for the
Russ is warm and fierce enough to satisfy the Prince OF
Darkness NOT to speak Of few little pet averstoDs
among allied Powers the atoms OF composite empires
but they ell Indifference and neutrality Of feel
Of South Carolina for the "rabble OF the North"
The contests Of Cavalier and Roundhead, Of Ven
dean ard republican publ even 81, o. Ofange%sn and
the finest rules Of chivalry, compared with those
which North and South Will carry if their deeds
81 viii blow and never IN hs
history Of the world perhaps, will go forth such dread
full ua s that which may be heard before the light
passion 50 e,u and deadly TIE hatred the S,A taroi.
mans profess the iakees That hatred has been swelling
for years TIL 1t Is the very life blood Of the State Il has
set South Carolina to work steadily to organize her
sources the struggle which she intended provoke
II did not in the course Of time 'Incompa.iity
of temper would have been sufficient ground for the
divorce and satisfied that there has been deep.
rooted design, conceived in mems minds thirty
years sgo ard extended gradually year after year t,
Others, TO break away from the Union ut the very
Arst oppo tunity. Tho North Is to South Carolina q
corrupt and evil thing. to which fo' long years
she has been ns o1SnS ~ burning chains while
mbs She has been found in a Maxentian nnion to the
object she oathes Ntc England is 70 her tn incarnation
of oraf and roticot ,cickedre and social corruption
II tho oevery thing which S)uth Croina hates
and of the torrebtS OF free thought aud taxed mauuac
lures, of aoolitionism and fbusteiing, which have
flooded the land. Believe Southern he believes
himself and you must regard New England AMI the kin
dred States as the birace Of impuri,y Of mind among
Of Fouriersm Of infdey, Of aboli!ioaisn, Of False
teachings In political economy aud seca life; land
saturated with tho drippgs OF rotten philosophy with
Without hs So9Sr or whose s%
palsry cunning, whose vacr ana uusohcod have
been swallowed W 10 corrupt,' howiiuy dsnAsOsy'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23

Woman'8 Chariy.-Thnt was beau
tjful idea Of the wife of an Irish
who, whilst poor him
self, had given gratuitous instruction
to tho poor scholars. but when in
crensed in worldly goods, began to
think that he could not afford to give
his services for nothing
.Oh james, don't say the like Of
tbat.' snid the gentle hearted woman,
don't; a poor scholar never comes INTO
thc house that didn't feel as if he
brought fresh air from heaven with
him. | never miss the bit ! give them
INV heart warns to the soft and homely
sound Of their bare feet on the tioor'
and the door almost opens Of itself 10
receive them in
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-02-23

did 7 not do 10 Vel "A rich man
went to Washington, where no met
with n member of Congress whom no
had known when lad in II very differ
ent condition of life.
.Whv sir snid he, 'aro you mem
Der Of Congress remember when 20"
used to black my boots for me-
We'll, sir, did | not do it well 2 was
the prompt and appropriate roply.
Now, boys, let mo tell you something
Tho great success in this life is dong
well Whatever one has to do. And
that thing is not in all respects well
done which is not done at the right
| time.
whatsoever thy hand fimdcth to do
to do it with thy might and never put
off till tomorrow what ought to bo dom"
today
DO whut you have to do promptly,
and YOU will not fail. True and lasting
success is not the result Of chance or
luck, but of Gods blessing on well
directed effort. If you would prosper
YOU must strive for it.
Nor is there any honest occuphtlon'
however humble, that is not honorable
if well followed. No one need bc
ashamed of humble birth, or hcsitntc to
own the lowlicst labor, if he can say the
labor was well done.