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Volunteers are wanted 70 form 4 company
20 al sp the ten new regiments lust called
Tor by the Governor. The company has
been accepted. and viii form a part Of the
6rt regiment formed under this call.
Pay from eleven 10 twenty one dollars per
month. exclusive OF clothing and rations.-
Terms of enlistment for three years or during
the var unless sooner discharged. and az the
end Of which the soldier will receive a boun-
y ofsl0o. 90 in gold. and 100 acres of land.
Recruiting Office in Linton. block corner OF
Market and Wabash Street. rerrs Hasss.
Indiana. JOHN =
The undersigned take great pleasure in
recommending Mr.. WEIGH 70 those desiring
~ volunteer "a a gentleman and a person IN
every way qualified 10 take command Of a
company L b AILt>,
Auditor Vigo County
X. : Cox. ia.
Isrre Hsute. July ~. lSsl
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Tar IKSTs AT INDIANAPOLIS. - The
10th Regiment. Col. Manson. arrived at In
~dianspolis between ] aud ) o'clock on Sstur-
tsy night. and received a htting reception
They were welcomes by Richard ]. Ryan
the eloquent Young Irish patriot and orator.
.ov. Morton was absent from the CITY on
official duty. and OF course could not sddre-
them MSor Wilson responded on part OF
the Regiment Most Of the men. Ike the
other Regiments. express their deternina
t.on 81 re calls, and zee the war through
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Don Dispatches.

Potomac Well Guarded - No
Rebels NJ Fairfax Court House -
specuiations of the Rebel Moye-
ments - Rebels Refuse "a Flag al
Truce and an Fschange at Pris-
oners- B~raursgard Threatens to
TO Organize his Mountain Friends.
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sourt.

IxDFFrvprscr. July 29th-The steamer
White Cloud. conveying a party OF United
States Troops 90 some point up the River,
was fred into At Blue Mils Landing on Mon
day, and some OF tho troops killed and woun
ded.
II j. rumored these troops had destroyed
ali the Ferry Boats on their way up the River
and committed some ~depredations in the
towns which 80 incensed the people that they
congrega,ei IN Que or two places and fired on
the boat
The citizens Of this aud Clay county knew
nothing Of the attack until they heard the
cannonadinr ard saw the light OF burning
buildings which were fred by the troops aiicr
the attack on the boa,
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State Of fsdsass. IIse County. 80:
= InQaisucn tsken 81 iae Ceart Hoase - The
"A city q Tsrrr Hsuts. In the county q viro. 81
tie 80 day u July. l<l. eefore y. ". Benson. cor-
ser - ssid ecarss. upoa ue~ ~ ne hcty q W
thsniei tess. thea aud there hfak dead. upaa the
csihs q = =. Gibes. J lee. Gosfiieh Reiss. l<s,uel
>erren. u ". oCcnnsii and MA Davis. st1 furors
q he ,o~nskip aforesaid. who being 6eiy sworn. a.
tgenfly - irqnire ho~ ard n whsf msnn~-. nj ~
whcm he sad Nsthsniri Cess eznss - hs death. m.
% their osshs. % ssy that Ssfhaniei Cess came q
rs death ~ a wound lu1 cted ~ = knife IN ~ kauts
e eo> lanes Rcnles On he night a inly esth. l<l
= T. GIss& = Iss
ecrs11xr krzs~ txxru SrkkEt1.
n. ". OCeSSsAL uAsx DAVIS
StEn~d ss1 ssslea ~ the Jzrsrs. and receive. -
NJ y W BFN>oN. CeFoner.
Jag Is. ais--3~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

RKreRSsp-We had the pleasure last
night Of taking ny the hsssi our Young friends
Lieut.. Scott and Tim Grover at the Loasves.
both are IN excellent health AID spsrit.. and
both express a determination 60 see the thing
through. Tim. Grover. Il wilI be remem her
ed. i one Of the Ia Who immortslizci them
selves in a skirmish with a greatly superior
aamber Of rebel pickets. Lieut.. Scott ha.
gained for himself the reputation Of q cool
and gallant Officer. We welcome them home
most cordially.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

Pz1SiA INSURANCE. COMPANY o. HAEnoAD
CoSS.-Messrs. NcLEAs q CRANE have been
appointed Agents of,his well known aud pop.
ular Insurance Company. eiee Capt. j h. HA
skR. gone TO the war. The "PH0Nix stands
second 10 no Insurance Corporation Ia the
Union. for wealth. p~romptness and hberalits
in adjusting and paving is losses
~iv25dwlm
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No class OF our citizens are more devoted
to our country than the liberty loving and
generous sons of the Green Isle of the
Ocean journal.
That Is true Col. and ia thu they pat TO
shame those who cannot devote themselves
20 their country. lest they may do an injury
ca their party. The Irishman'- patriotism
rises above such groveling adherence TO party.
They are for their country first. and for their
party afterwards.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

xxxvu coSonIs-EauA Session.

WASHINGTON, july -.
SESArE-Mr. fessenden from the Com.
mitice on Finance reported back the act sup
Elementary OF the act. authorizing a loan
with amendments. The amendment author.
lies toe issue of s. Treasury notes The
amendment Was agreed TO. The bin passed
Mr. Hale reported for the Committee OF
Conference on the bill 10 appoint an Assss-
tani Secretary Of the Navy. The report
was agreed 10, and the bill passed; also the
report OF the Committee Of Conference On
the bill Increasing the medical corps OF the
Navy-repoFt agreed to. The blll Vas pass
ell. The bin provides that no person shall
sell Intoxicating drinks 10 soldiers of the
United States on penalty of a fine OF SOS
Tor each oilence-passed.
Mr.. Wilson from the Committee GA Mill
tary Afia.r- reported back the bill 10 pur-
chase arms. ordinance. &c. The bill makes
an appropriation Of $4,000 ,O00--passed.
The consideration Of the memorials Of the
Police Commissioners. and MtyOr Of Balti
more. was postponed I'LL TO morrow.
The Tariff Bill was then taken up; the
question being on the amendment. providing
for a tax OF 80 per cent. on an income OF
over one thousand (Sl ,000l, except the in
come be derived from the government secu-
rites. which are to be taxed % per cent
which was agreed 10.
Mr.. Salisbury moved TO strik out the tax
OF four Ter cent. on Coffee: lost.
The bill was further discussed. and the
amendments of the committee finally adop-
ted.
A message was received from tie House
that il had passed the bin for the purchase of
arms etc. by common consent.
The bill was taken up and passed.
The consideration of the tariff bill was re-
sumed. but for want OF n quorum the Senate
a joarned.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

Cslso. JULY 9.--An Englishmsn. a desert
er from the rebel camp at Union CITY, ar
rived here on Saturday and reported that the
rebels there spd IT Randolph and Memphis
have received marching orders, that their
destination n Birds Point. and rhey arc 70
rendezvous at New Madrid
II Il reported that the steamer prmre Of
Wales arrived a. Mes Madrid on Saturday
with q load Of horses.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

~ While the New York 6yth Irish
Regiment we're p%eriling their lives in defense
Of the Government. certain editors who pro
fess themselves par sreeileaes the friends OF
the Irish. we're busy dsuouncing the Govern
meat. AMI encouraging the rebels. who are
threatening % e'froy that government
What hypocrisy.
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SHERIFF's sAI.E.--.By vir,u d

~ an order - sale issned frcm the vsgo { rcuit
Ccars. 20 ms directed and delivered. In favor q
Asa sherhurne and acains, Robert \. King. I have
levied GA The follosing described zeal estste. situated
n Viso coantv. Indiana. te-~it Th- rasf half ~
o. the north west quarter q The ncrth east
a secticn twtnty-sesen N township thirteen Is,
rsng~ eight ~e<f. containing twenty 70 s<res
and "a
SAT- RDAY. AUGUSTA. lssi.
within he legal hours Of std dsy. AZ The Court Hoa.<
dor. IN Tsrrc Haute. I gill or<r the rents and profits
q The above DESERVED Resi Estate, together With ali
ne privileges AMI spTurtenances "a the same hsloug
Nc. ~ tern ne esce~dln< seven years. 30 tb~ h<h
81 bidder Ter cash. and upon failure 70 realize q -un
sufficient - satisfy <sid crde- a. sai< ant costs. 7 -fll
th<n ard there e1-r the fee-~snpl<. N and - ssid Real
Esssts. . ~ hixtfss hsaasr fr essh. - sstisfs he
sane.
tets 9Ttk dsy q tuly. ISL
sANrEL CONNER. shs-is
laly9-dlf~s~ Prs &c $50.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30
She R~bei ssiii at New Madrid

CsrRo. July 2J.-The rebels have not APP
preached nearer TO Birds Point than New
Madrid.
II is rumored that two steamers arrived
there from Memphis Yesterday. loaded with
horses and tro ops.
JEFF Thompson with seven hundred ATkan-
AS troops arrived nj - Luke No. on Frdty
evening. Tie has been appointed General
He succeeds Gen. Watkins. r. command Of
the forces At that place.
Gen. Polk has refused passes - any per
cons wishing &c leave Memphis Cor any north
ern STATE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

\ Coon LrADEK-we are glad 10 see that
Mr.. j. =. WEIGH has undertaken to raise a
company for the var. TO 20 into one OF the
new regiments. Mr.. WEIGH y an sstimable
gentIeman and a hne soldier. and those who
desire to enlist can find 10 better leader =
Call and give him your names.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

~ Mr.. Goodwin. on Wabash street. ps
shown u a singular curiosity. being nothing
less than a buttefnut or white walnut. found
in a block OF sugar tree. At What age OF
the world the nut was buried there, no one
can guess IL j. a remarkable freak of IA
ture.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

~ill arrive IN New York on the 4th of
August. II j. proposed. by the Indianapolis
Iapers. 10 give our distinguished fellow eiti-
zen al enthusiastic reception. Let il be
lone
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

- The New York DAY Book said that
IL would be better to drive the Administra-
ton from the Capital than TO drive tho reb
els from Manassas. and "this," said the Day
Book, lis the true mission of the Demo
cratic party" II that IS rue. then the mis-
sion of the Democratic party j. not . nded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

lnE ZoUAvrs Al INDIAN tFoLis-from
= private source. We learn that the gallant
18th reached Indianapolis sesteria, morning
about nine O'Clock.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

CrkTE or INDIANA. Woo COUNTY, So
- vigc Comm~n ri~ss Conrt. Aa<ust Term. i>si.
RetJamin NcKeen. sduinisrater of James Johnston
" Alg n~sn-Jstxment IN Commnr r~ss Couyt
% vl<o county. At April Tern. iS1
Tn defendant ell take no1ce. that On the nra tsy
q th~ next term - said Ccnrt- - as soon tb~resfter
a. I can be heard. l vii no~s the Court ~ leave -
l,-s3s. 1881 Wis RIM. NcStES. Atm'r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

ForsD.-A large bras KEY. which the
owner can have By calling and paving for
this notice. jy30 DIT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30
WANTED.

TWO OR THREE MINERS TO
i dig COAL al the Fsrmer.butg Mines. Enquire
q JOHN z. DtffICY,
at Tsue-Hsnte, % JKs0 AIL, AZ the Mines.
ivl3di~w3
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

PIrrssuRo. July 29-River 80 inches BY
the metal mark and ri a stand. Weather
clear.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30
The Sixth Wisconsin ResimeEt East
ward Bound.

CHlCseo. July 29.-The 9th Wisconsin
Regiment pissed through this city last night
en- route for Harrisburg. where they arc 70
receive their arms.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

Capt Tompkins again IN the Field.
WASHINGTON. July ga special dispatch
says Capt. Tompkins of the United State.
Cavalry captured twenty nine rebels back OF
Fort Corcorsn 10 day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES cLARKr's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from a preseryt.sa " Sir j Clarke
ND. Physician Extraordinary 90 fae Queen.
This invaluable metcr~ IL ~unfslilng In the eare q
all thoss painful sad danScroas discass. T. which TIE
female Constitution Is subject II moi-rstss al "A.
cesses and removes ali os-sructiou.. ana . speedy
cure may Nc relied on.
TO x,nRiEp LApxs
Il . particularly suited. IL ~fl. In a short un.,.
bring Gu the monthly period With regularity
Each bottle. price ons dollar. bss~s tbs Govern
mept stamp q Great Britain. IN prevent egunser
ssiis.
These Pzs Should ~ IL faf<a ~ f~aal<s esrsss
ne FLRs7 THREE KONIHS u Prsg>.s.g,a
0<g IRE svrs 3 Iriao oa Miscarriage. Dol al aaD
e1>r fssae Thy are ssf,-
In eli cases Of Nervous aud spinal Assetsona, Pain
" the Bsck and Limb. Fatigue on slight .ksrtaos.
Palpitsaon 81 The Heart Mysteries and Whites.
thes~ flis viii Affect q cur. When ell cher rsssrs
have failed; and although a powerful remedy. de
not ooatsiu iron. osismeL s~nfimsry 81 s~pytAirS
bartfai 70 the Constitution.
Pull direction. In the p~arnphiet sroaBd escb p@ok-
age. which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent Cor The United States and csnsas.
JoB NosEs. Lat Lc. B.is-in 4ce,
Rochester. \. 7.
ssthonsed syent. will Insure = bottle, containing 50
l1lls. by return mail sod by J. X. Cunningham
and p. N. DonBslly. Tsue-iiaais. and all esed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

Lightning prevents our ~lgetting more re
port to-night-OPERAIoR
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-30

QrAcx Sosnrxs-The majority of hair washes.
hair dyes, hair tonics hair oils. the numberless prepa-
rsuons which are no~ before the public una.r sue.
extrsvsgant, hyperbolical and fantastic titles a. We
see paraded In sbo~-~1ndo~ cards, and ne~spaper
h~esdings, As asir prepsrauons. are all humbuss u
The hrst water, their real merit, when they possess
any, 10. that they do no harm. Hogs lard, whale
oil. lard oil. sweet oil. scented and celo,ec. make ND.
when in beautiful wrappers. aud white flint CLASH
bottles. the eostliest character q tonics, and ~beu
thus costly. are bsptsed with some ;d-syllAble term
and caught AZ BY verdani yozny and Old Of both sea
es. Such Is MT the character Of Prof WOODS Hair
Restorative. This gentleman come. before the world
without any high f.luta'' Nlophloforium, or aDc
other astounding and startling ossoh-pcnny term; by
simply sdveruses a Hair Rs1iorsuve-~hst IL "a
presses, precisely-aad as q Restnf alive if acts. Buy
Prof woei's HAIR Restorative. and IS you valus ycur
seaip. aye. your very brains. apply nothing Else. fer
IL may be that ycu you will get some wcsse subs,sDos
than p~erfumsd lard osi 90 your Uranium. R<1nentss
Woods Restorative Cor the hair Is the bee, article en-
tsnx lnsdwin
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To Consumptives!

To Consumptsves!
Tho advertiser, having been restored ~ as.lth M a
fec weeks by a very simpi. remedy after having suf-
tered several years with = severe lung .ascusn. and
that dread disease, Consunpuop-as anxious TO make
known 70 Lie fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To those who wish TO ty IT, b. Will send a copy o
The Prescription used tree Of charged with lie d.rsc-
lions for preparing and using the sane. which hsy
VII ind a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Broa-
ehius. &c The only object u the advertiser Is IN
sending The prescription TO benefit The AFFECTED and
spread Information which be conceive 70 be invalu.-
bic. and he hopes every sufferer viii Try his remedy,
a. II costs them ns,hing. and may prove a blessing (:
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
Rxv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg.
sspled~i~ King County. \. Y.
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NOTICE > here hereby given. that letters tesla
rnentry With the ~ viewed. have been grant
ed - The und<rsirn~d The esfat. q John X.
Watson. decreased. late 60 eounty ssid ss<ts
i supposed . b soasse
ALERT WATSON,
july -. -1~-eit Es~cus~.
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Isrre Hsu,e. July -. 1851
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TRfBtSEs DISPATCH.
Col. Lander will be authorized 10 organize
and summon here the men of the mountains,
and of THE plains. with whom he was associa-
ted. and became very popular when engaged
in opening overland mail routes TO the Psci-
fc. Sherman battery crossed into Virginia
last night.
The New York herald., 1861-12-29
the EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO.
Address OF the French Admiral TO the
Men OF His Flagship.
tha Pal ris pa akrie 4


private correspondence from Tenerihe, which
have just received has brought some interesting do
tails. The steamship the-line Massena, from OrRn
had cast anchor there the evening Of the I'D Of No
vember. On the following day the Rear Admiral Com
Chief addressed the follow order OF the day
SAILORS AND SOLplms--We go 10 Mexico: we have mot
only TO continue like tho valiant squadron of which some
Of you formed party the reparaton Of and
cent complants-we have, above all things, to claim
serious guarantees than have hitherto offered
to for respect TO flag the safety Of
tain any animosity against the Mexican people We
know what might expect from that noble and generous
II could put eud TO its internal discords but
governments poweress 10 maintain peace at home will
always, whatever their banner, badly protect the
safety OF strangers. Our real enemy In Mexico
chy; anarchy is an enemy with whom it is useless
TO treat.
SALONS AND SOLDIERs--n the new campaign you are
about to you have the sympathetic opinion OF
your country the Judge Of good rights the
and Of the whole civilized world
you will have, in Merico se Ms good shes of oil
honest men, Understand, then, the duties which this po
stion imposes upon you Give the example Of order and
discipline to the populations. Teach them To honor the
Of glorious counryto the prosperity and
peace which we enioy-and you may then repeat with
legitimate pride those words which, few months since
our Emperor addressed TO you" Wherever the flag Of
France IN displayed Just cause precedes it, grand peo
pie follows IT,.
JuRIEN DE LA GRAvIERE, Rear Admiral
Commander Chief Of the French Expeditionary Forces
in the Gulf OF Mexico
On BOARD THE MAssESA, !
RoADs or TENERTFE, Nov. %. 1861 (
The Massena sailed from Tencrfo the 25th Of No
vcmber route for La Martinique, where the French
squadron assemble before proceeding to the Havan
The New York herald., 1861-12-29
COULD CANADA ANNEX PORTION OF
THE NORTHERN STATES?

lfrom the London Post government organ) Dec II.
We congratulate Mr.. Horsman on the address with
the redemption Of some portion Of bis own lost popu.
larity. an Ill wind that blows no one any good and
the chances Of bring hope Of political
ton TO Mr. Horsman. No more patriotic and sensible
speech has been made upon the American question than
his speech Of last Tuesday TO the electors Of stroud Mr.
Horsman like others, holds the disruption Of the Union
to be Inevitable whether ourselves have peace
may look viii nearly equal confidence to ne a Of sarery
IN its turn.
Mr.. Horsman declares that we shall have no war with
the North He Is bold prophet and hope he may be
true one. But his reasoning goes only 10 show that 10
wiz be very much against the interest OF the North to
make war, and that such hostities they may wage
must DO very Intellectual In character The only assump
ton however in favor Of war has all along been that
.ne americans would prove too hcadstrorg to consult
tno true interests II In hardly therefore, the pur
poss 70 point out that the North would have but an
.noinsrent prospect Of taking Canada for q Power
~ pass' 'Dua.e 70 be led by calm consideration OF
M true interests would be also too headsrong duly TO
calculate the probable issue OF n camnaiop n. Jfrs
va" suys toh ruth hdt should ,roJnIIy MOT onJ,
u'sos oct Ms americans from anu fnra,iou Of f,na
ga, o'a ne htns hoi zoe might possibly 20 r,odya o,Iy
Iro".' os 20 Tecope me d,scredu insecu,iiv ia
that we should now have little 70 appreond s = %! ny ns
North as prvateering State Southern nor,a ~ ,ts s
among the chief points of egress and ras ~
American prvateers in the OF 1917 src 80 ~ ~
much closed against the North under star. ns 80, a
the chief European ports closed against them
the stipulation Of the treaty Of Paris. The fact c ~
advances, that every member Of Congress owes hs e
ton 70 staggering braggadoca against England 4
order TO make some allowance for buser tends aso ~
show that all taken against this country rnue
be popular. at this moment led TO thing tha
those are most prudent who do not prophecy Ja s con-
The New York herald., 1861-12-29
THE ENGLISH DEMOCRACY ON THE SUR
RENDER OF MASON AND SLIDELL.

From the London star democratic organ) Dec IL
The Of Captain Wilkes has placed the government
OF Mr.. Lincoln in dilemma which has scarcely been
noticed yet this side Of the Atlantic but which the
arguments Of some Of the most respectable journals Of
the United States forcbly bring under consideration
Every body here has been discussing the the
ground OF International law and naturally since Eng
land has recognized the States
But il must be remembered that the United States govern
ment have admitted the proprety Of that recog
pon In the literal OF the word Jefferson Davis
and the people whom he commands are undoubtedly bel
gerents nevertheless they In the eyes Of the Wash
ington government, simply rebels. Thoy guilty Of
treason the legitimate authorities Of their country
and sustaining their treason by force OF arms they fall
within the category Of rebels Now the question arises
are Messsrs Mason aud Sde 10 be treated prisoners
of war or captured rebeNf
IT. therefore, Mr. Lincoln should see paramount
sons against acknowledging the begerent character
the Southern States, and should ind himself unable to
treat captves otherwise than az rebels he ought at
face the necessity Of surrenderng Messrs Mason
and Sdel and by SO doing avoid being mpaled on the
other horn of the dilemma. We not in position
offer opinion beyond this in the matter as we cannot
know the considerations which may weigh with the
Washington against recognizing the South as
beligerents The Northern statesmen may bc right in
withholding that recognition yet nothing be palmer
than that 10 justify the capture OF the Southern Commits
soners the ground OF International law, the begcr
en character OF the South must be granted. On that
ground the question between the two governments
only be satisfactorily determined by appeal to a
third and impartial authority To treat tho captives
rebels and traitors however entirely changes the ISSUE
sweeps all precedents and opinions as TO conaband
OF war and limited invioabilty Of ambassadors, and
places the question upon footing on which the English
nation will not even condescend argue It, Contraband
goods OF persons enjoy immunity under our flag but
fugitive rebels who claim its protection shall receive 1t
against ali assailants as long as England remains what
she is. This s truth Of which anxiousy hope Pre-
sident Lincoln and his Cabinet may have faithful
Of becoming convinced that this country and
America may be spared the bitter calamity OF Mo-
deranon on one side, and recognition Of facts on the
other involving not shadow Of dishoncrable compro
/ misc, VIII be sufficient 70 avert this great evil