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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-23

NOTICE.-The Books for sub-erip-
ton to the Capital Stock of the FARM
Frs AND MECHANICS INSURANCE. COMPA-
NY OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND will be
opened at the office of JAS. n. TAYLOR son,
on the 10th day of MAY next, under the direction
Of Zap lo-lm The COMMISSION ERS.
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TTENTION, MILiTARY.-caii At MON
A TAlijE'S shop, corner Bank and 18th streets,
e s nas1 ys " Ina fay. ap 22.-et
UYET GO0DK! WET GOODS! :.D An
w ACID BY FREhH wATER At Ihh
wHARF AT ROCKETS. Resolving ts ,as. ds n ooo
wards a spring Prints, at I'd yard, fast eoiors.
worth ialc. 50 pieces blue Denns q Nts, - pasess
Cotton Pants stuff, ct lse; 50 piece I.npis.
worth 7sc 1t only Csc: Huckabsck Towels Il - =
dozen; silk Veil: At SIZE. worth VI pssss g has
foods are desifabl 10. and orthy the sttsntisn oi
al who want cheapgoods. They Wall be sofa OK.
clasivsy for cash being bought on tisss tern" -
81 N - Main st.
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WANT ED-Ali persons to Know that manu-
w fscture all styles and qualities of TRUNKS,
and have always on hand the largest stock to be
found In tho South, embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies French Dress
sty les, all sold at manufacturers prices, whole
sale and retail, at salesrooms ia Main street.
nearly opposite Dispatch office. Factory Cary
street, below 18th.
RH Trunks Repaired. -
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DONN VAN l. CO.,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
(Shoekoe Sip,)
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Continue to give particular attention to the sale Of
TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, and other
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Consiguments Of which
respectfully solicited, and faithful attention
given. fe s-cwgm<
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AUCTION sALHS


4 b. James n. TaSIsv 3 ssn. Asts'Ss.
1FxgCUTOR'S ACCTI ION 4A1k q ZEAL
npdersigned executor Of Elizabeth Ramsey, DO
ceased, nndsr the provision Of the vii II the tss.
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 3Sd Day Of Apr'!s
commencing at s o'clock. r. NJ. az tir; ~ not.
tale Of which Tie tsststrix iisd seized, VII lot
on the north side Of road, leading to brsggs
Mill, formerly the residence Of r. G. Ramsey.
II fronts about lis feet, and contains Il acres
more less.
The iwprov emepts are comfortable Brick Resi-
dence containing rooms, with all necessary out
buildings. we'll Of excellent water. and well en-
closed.
TsRNs --Oue-third cash the balance at and
II months, for negotiable not6s. with interest
added, and secured by trast deed. The taxes for
GEO. ID. PLRAHANTS.
Executor Of ELIZABETH RAMSEY, decd.
Sale conducted by JANIS u. TAILOR Sos,
Aucts Apv
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AUCTION sALHs.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Redwood 4 Reach, Auct'rs,
ga MAIN SrRRKr.)

NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNI-
N TURE, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C., AT AUC-
TION We will sell on WEDNESDAY, Gath inst :,
Mt store com m On ding at 10 o'clock A. NJ
A lot Of new and second hand FURNITU RE.
/ good second hand PIANO.
CsIunting- House DESKS.
ILQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
ALSO
900 pieces ST0NEWARE, In lots to suit prr
chssers.
BOOTS and SHOES, Small WARES, &c.
an a3-tds REDWOOD b KEACH. Aucts.
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GROWS AND BLACKBIR DIS.

nIViDEND NOTICE.-At a meeting Of the
~ Board Of Directors Of this Company, held at
their office, DIVIDEND OF 81 per cont. out Of the
net earnings Of the Company for the last six
months was declared, payable to the Stock no Id
srs or their legal representatives. ON the lot day
Transfer Books will be closed on SATURDAY,
April e7th. Z. w. ACMURDo.
a n treasurer
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GYM IN AsI U NJ. css
This Institution of the INDEPENDENT TUR-
NER SOCIETY. for the Development Of the body
and attainment OF greater muscular power,
adapted particularly for persons following sed.
entary life. such as clerks. book keepers etc., IL
opened for the summer session, Inder the super
men wishing TO join the same are requested to
leave their names at the HALL on Marshall street,
hal ween Sth and eth, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
ana SATURDAY EVENINGS. from till 10 o'clk,
during when fine the exercises take place.
TERMS:
For session OF six months. ...e3 90
For three months. .....-'...'..-..'..'.. '.oo
Payable in advance. :. -
ap l7-lw*
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by l.. Il. Cook, Auct.

CPRING GOODS AT GREAT sACRI.
y FlCE, TO CLOSE BUSINESS CHARLES A.
GWATKlN, sth and Main streets, north side, will
sell the wi hole of his spring stock great sacr.
rifee-a large assortment Lawns, Cambrics Coll
lars, PoplinetA, &C. Families may rely upon get.
ting bargains Also, large lot French Bereges
and English Bereges, at u great loss. House Tor
rent CHAb. A. GWATKIN,
JAZZ sth and Main streets.
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BY Alexander Mott, AuccP.
PILES AT AUCTION.-will be sold.
"A THIS MORNING, At auction, at my store, II
apps ALEx'R MOTT, Auct.
NJ ING, FURNITURE, &o.. AT AUCTION -
VIII be sold at auction, at my store, on TU H~-
DAY April 2sl. commencing at 10 O'clock, largo
Candies, &c. !; Dry Goods, Rsidy made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Hosiery, xe.; new ana second hand
FURNITURE; Stoves; Glass, Croeksry and Stone.
ware.
Also.--A large lot of Watches, Clocks, Jewel.
ry, and Fancy Articles.
ap12 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at auction.
N THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and general assortment of Watches,
Jswslry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Faacy Articles. Sale to commence at o'cik p. n.
ia 23-ts ALRyANDER MOTT Auet'Y
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DOLL AND PACkED BUFFERS tubs
IL very fine Mountain Roll Butter; tubs pr me-
Mountain Packed Butter; tubs fresh Goshen
Butter; In store and selling low, bv
WIN. u. CAMBRIDGE,
No Qrna
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OHN 4. ROBINSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

w GEO. WATT 4 C0.-ESTABLIsRgD III ls46.-
GEORGE WATT has obtained, at different times
four separate patents ON his Gu FEB AC e
FLOWS, acknowledged TO emtr the MOST re-
liable improvements ever made on this inpe-
ment, three Of which patents have TO run respec-
lively ten. twelve and thirteen years, aid has
been awarded at the late Mechanics Fair in Rich
mcnd a certificate of Silver Medal, for contin ued
superiority in Ploughs, (the highest prani ms
given and at the last State Fair premium on the
same in addition TO premiums awarded at all the
preceding Fairs for years.
Within two months past he he's added other
valuable improvements, and we now invite all In
perior to others, to call and examin our large and
varied stock of Plows, Castings and Agricultu-
raj implements, and fresh and prime Garden and
Field Seeds, &c, whch We offer for sale On OUT
usual accommodating terms.
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The town 10 alive with soldiers. Military
forces are coming In from all quarters, and
Lbs most general unanimity Of opinion exists
~ 10 beating back ths Black Hawks Of ths
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WOODS NORTH CAROLINA FAMILY
w ROE HERRlNGS.-
80 half obls. North Carolina Family ROE HER
RINGS-W Gods brand
20 bbls. North Carolina Family GROSS HER
RINGS-W ood's brand.
bbls. N. carolina Family CUT HBRRItGS-
Woods brand.
10 chests superior Green, Gunpowder, and Black
TEAS.
stuff and Shipstuf.
1000 bales Timothy and Glover HAY.
100 bales OATS.
Old Bumgardner wHISKEY, Otard BRANDY,
and Champagne WlNE-an Of the best quality.
For sale by RoBT. A. E. DABNEY,
Corner of Broad aud TIN SITS,
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DOR SALE.-fhe advertiser desires to d isl pose
L of the unexpired lease and good viii OF FE
MALE ACADEMY, we'll located and desirable, in
of yjr9iuis up Possessiop % be aiVen next csIl2
References required, and satisfactory reasons for
| selling given
| For Information, apply to, or address,
Mr.. GEORGE Z. PEAkR,
NH s-cw3w# Richmond, Va.
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CHEAP SILKS-F0ULARDS.-J received
~ lot Of low priced Silks,sFoulard Silks and
other Dress Goods. Our Goods have been bough ut
at great reduction from sua prices, and 10 cash
and prompt paying customers we are willing to
sell at very small profits
an IL CHILE2 A CHENERY
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ykTANTED-The ladies and merchants of BIC

NETANTED-The ladies and merchants Of Rich
w mond to know that Mrs. s. STRlDER has
taken the house No. 81 Main street, next door to
Thos. &. Price & Co, for the purpose of making
5. Also, room over Messrs W atkins
Ficklen, for the accommodation of their custom
sra. Mrs. 3. having had ten years' experience In
Baltimore, and having made in the past year over
FIVE THOUSAND CLOAKS and MANTLES for
the merchants and. ladies OF Richmond, she feels
entrusted to her. DRESSES and NANTES CUT.
Also, old HOOP SKIRTS made over, making them
better than when frst made. Tha kful for the
patronage bestowed On her, she solicits contin-
uanee Of the same. MRS. S. STRIDER,
fIS WANTED, Immediately, No. l. DRESS
CUTTER and FfTTER. To such an one a good
salary and constant employment will be given.
70
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MAsSlE X PLEAsANTa offer for sale 600
wi whole and half boxes AdAmnntine Candles
$50 boxes TalIow Candles 3ee boxes Brown Soap
loo packages Western aud Rehued Lard 81 bids.
Sides and Shoulders 25 tierces Hams ~ boxes
b ID. ChaeeS !. % eases y A Chaase ape
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prRylNc or THE MAYNARD /!
TIVE FEDERAL SHIPS BURNT:

OF THk PA WI IL h
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EXCITING .-IMPoRTANT TO The
IL SOUTH In these desperate times 1t will be
cheering news to friends and the public In
gen erai to De informed that we have just opened
at new establishment, especially built for our
trade, at No. EOS Broad street, between 4th and
9Th a splendid stock Of CHI MA and GLASSWARE,
HOUSE, FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS, assur-
ing them that many goods being bought only re-
Gently for cash. at panic prices will be offered TO
tn IN at prices suitng these difficult times adIni-
lably. We specially recommend our Dinner, Tea
and Toilet Sets, etc, ETC.; Dir. kans's Refrigera-
| tors aud others; Water Coolers; f0ur-minute Ice
| Cream Freezers; Bird Cages: Childrsn's Car
riaaes; Table Cutlery; SilverPl lated ibata, BIi-
tannia Block Tin, and Japanned Ware; Tea Trays;
| Looking g asses and Picture Frames. (which we
manufacture to order;l Wooden and Willow
W are and d general assortment OF Fancy Goods -
| Please call at our new store, 2o5 Broad street;
ap q hCHAAf q w.
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By Robt. h. Lyme, Auct.
rrnuSE ANN lot IN Union HILL

by koDt. h. Lynes AUct.
TTOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
III FOR SALE AT AUCTION will sell. at
pppble suetion, on "WEDNESDAY, the LIST day 81 81
fair; IL not, the next fair day thereafter,l that
newly erected BRICK HOUSE, situsted on and
Leigh streets, containing rooms, passage, I'D
kitchen connected to the dwelling, with rooms
The Lot fronts 5V feet, and runs back 800 feet. II
IL regarded a pleasant location, and in hea Tiny
and desirable neghborhood. Itcau be purch ssed
privately tll day Of sale, when, If sold. due no.
tice will be given.
TRRMS.-LIberal. RO. b. LYME, Auct.,
ap ll-dtds Once Metropolitan Ha II.
ru.N LAND FOK FOR SALE AT ACC-
ftfS TON will sell, to the highest bidder,
:. $500. on FRIDAY, the 2sth Of April; At O'CLOCK
=. NJ, on the premises. TRACT OF LAND,
about 81 miles Northwest Of Richmond, on the
X, +. =. Railroad and the road lesdin to Sta
pies Mil. containing NINETY ACRES, with a
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE with four ems,
ICE HOUSE, and all other houses necessary fer
the accommodation of a family. The LAND has
on ii ali excellent location for a Market Ga rder
and Dairy Farm, with plenty of WOOD and
WATER.
TERXs.-Made known the day of sale.
p22-5t ABSALOM BLACKBURN.
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CLOTHING, 30

lVJO English and home made, which l will
make to order In ths latest shape and in the best
manner.
sell goods at a low figure strictly for cash.
Irving HULL. Agent,
apt6 % Main corner lath street.
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DUkE LEAD-Liuseed uii: Coivrs, around
i in oil and dry; Paint Brushes Sand Paper !;
Putty; spirits Turpentne and varuishes-all o.
good quality, and at prices compelled to give sat-
isfsctfon. just received by
K. W. towers, Druggist,
ap13 Corner Main aud ~ h sta
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WA L T. D-To purchase, fow likely E.
w GRORS. Any person having Servants to
sell can find purchaser by addressing Box 225,
Richmond Post Office, giving full description of
the Servants. The subscriber will call ON per-
sellers to save commissions and trouble.
NH 2S--iInk
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UECKUh W ATT 4 co.,
One square below Exchangs Hotel,
D;sk We

T EVILS WEBB L. JOHN G. WADE offer
IL for sale SUGARs-:O bids. New Orleans; 70
bbis. ''A'' Coffee; rs bbls. ''C'' do. IS bills.
Crushed; 20 bbls, Powdered and Granulated 40
bbls. Cut Loaf; 10 boxes Loaf go hhds. Gu ba
Muscovado Molasses; 40 bills. Sugar House
syrup. COFFEE-I5o bags Laguayra; so bags
Maricaibo; so pockets Java III bags Pepper;
Rice 50 bbls. Medium Mackerel; loo bbls small
do. HERRINGS go bbls. Gross $50 bbls; Cut -
Glover Seed ASS bags Black Peas $50 sides Sole
Leather. Also, Harness, Upper Leather, and Cali
SKIN. mis-
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DOCkBRiDGE ALUM W r E x We
~ have just received Irssh supply Of Rock
bridge Alan Water, just bottled direct from, tha
Springs. MEADE IL BAKER, Druggists,
an 3 lac Main ahara ost-
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TEXAS.
The Galveston Civilian. of the 26 n nj

The Galveston Civilian, of the 26lh ult says:
Col Van D0ra, Of the Confederate Army, is, we ur.
detand TO be charged with thv control of
the defence OF Galveston IL is understood that be i'll
place three companies Of art ~ in the regular serv:
aud adj oonsid rally to tie PRESENT stock OF
small arms. full battery OF fyirg artillery "a to lie
added to The present defenccs OF the island besides iD
creasiug ths or6cations.
The Hampstead Courier, Of the 22i ul:, has the fol-
losing n
We lesfn from private source that two men we're
arrested At Chapel Hill, on Monday, who were Aboii.
uonists, and who SAID they were from Illinois. Tney
sen. here secret agents for the purpose Of finding
out whether the "srong Union party, of which tne
Lncolntes have heard much, still existing in Tex.
as really They de:octed converting with
. neero woman, By gentleman, WIN, after they bad
isf Questioned her r,girdirg the conversation when
told him that they trying to induce her to leave
her master aud go 20 the North. They we're arrested
but vigorously cened the charge Of being Aboltioni,
end holding any conversation with negro Their
t upks we're searched however, aud 10 what sight
They we're filed sith Helpers Impending Crisis"
Seeing il useless make further denial of their true
character they nude clean breast Of it, and acknow
edged the facts above stated They were asked It
they had met Win any Union 10 their travels through
Texas, 10 which they answered 10 the negative-sad
that they had been considerably disappointed Their
object get up rebellion noug the slaves They
we're escorted TO the woods but do not know what
became of hem ugh We than suspect that tho
Helper doctrine in their at least hA, reached s
erisis".
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IRON WASHINGTON.
INUu WAouTNUION'
-eul.r Washington corrsspondept Of III, Cincil-

The1sgul.r Washington correspondent Of The Cinciu-
natl Enquirer, writing under dae July the %, save: =.
Most Of al be Congressman are here. TIE fight for
o:es will be very AL Of the Democratic are 10 be
ou.ted.
large number of er.me mders of Congress are here
Sc krg Tor cIeikshps TO committees.
|. is rumored that Mr. Wes secretary OF the Navy,
viii resign, John Kernedy, Of aryanc, heaE Eaneu
as hi successor
Fremont will assume command Of all the army In
Western Virginia relieving General. Pateron ard Nc
Clelin. The Government Is dissatisfied With &c err !
Paterson He has twent, wo thousand men, and d0es
nothing. They say he should have occupied Lynchburg
by this time. General Mcclellan will be relieved snpls
that be may give hs Sbole attention 10 the division norh
OF the 0ho, sni to Missouri.
The Government Is losing confidence 10 General Scott
His health 10 very bad having complication Of diseases
He insists doing everything himself It was Gene'a
Scott who Induced Mr. Lincoln 10 appoint General DIX
to command the army the Potomac, thereby super,
ceding with civilian Of seventy the young, vigorous Of
fcer in command. The appointment not agreeable
the Cabinet, which desired to have IL changed which
may ye bs done.
1t Is reported in knowing circles here, that the delay
In utsry operations has arisen In hopes that the Con-
fadesatee would propose peece. They Will do nothing
Of The kind unless their Independence Is wedged
Eotsitbsl an6ing the denial Of yourg William Seward
that there has been negotiations, uoderstood that
Senator Bayard has been feeling the Cabinet la behalf oil
peace for the Cobfedsrses. He has failed, bo~ever
There are several loyal yrgniana, members Of the
Convention who voted ust secession here from Nor
folx ard other places in Southern Virginia. who urge the
Government the offensive, saying that the vr-
ruisus have great contempt for the Norb and whether
the Union is severed not, there will never be FIRM
peace without fighting To' Il becoming the gen.
era sentiment and has had It's effect upon the Govrt.
mept have doubt, therefore, that the troop, will,
in few days, be ordered advance aud assume eftr
sive movements on large scale. The demand on the
Government Is too strong to be resisted. =
CLEVEL AND.
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AS.0T RACES IN ENGLAND-NR TEN BROCK
HAS TWO WINNING RORsES

immense turnout at Ascot The CUP VA won BY Thor.
mandy, the winner Of the Derby list year. Mr. X Ten
Brock, OF the United States vas there, bu. had no
horses entered for the Cup he had t~o horses, how
ever, each Of which race We copy the following
fom the London Tines report
plae OF 100 sovs. added to asweepstskes OF soys
each Weight for age With eel leg allowances Old lie,
subs.
Mr. 4. Ten Broecks Satellite. BY Albiou yrs. est e.
Fordham -. .
Mr. Paynas R,'tebore, yrs S,t gb. IL. Suovdsn 9
Sir j. Ha~lsys Galus, yrs, loot to be solo, 90 7ib
tWells) 3
Capt. d Lanes Gibraltar, yrs ST., OLD u. Maun) 4
Bettiog-2,o on SatelLte, TO sgsinst GIl.us and
TO against Gibraltar.
Gbraltsr cut Gu, he work, followed by sstele, GAL
us and Raaebone In the order We have given them to
the cis ance, when the svore came out made the
Of the running, and won very ceveryin two lere,hs
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Norman soLDrIRs.-Qae Of the editors Of the Gin.
cinnsti Counrca!, who ough. to be good authority
Nth the Rput cans writes TO his paper the following
graphic account Of Lincoln regiment he while on
his way from Chicago t, Cairo
4 Rip Roarr Rsgim,at and their Colonsl-At Mat
soos the lrcton Of the Iidos Central with tho Tse
H.ste and st Louis road, treated TO concert
which has become qrits familiar to the citizens Of that
piece. fhsre 10 ement OF soldiers encampfd on the
Ssr Ground about mile from the town. said 10 bs the
sosst ct Of fshoos in the West and they all appeared
70 b in tssl on general drunk, boong and yelling
fhs . psaesi Of wild Iodians. The Colonels name 10
bceds, end tie crens Of hsstoon speak of him in the
bits~sess terms They say he 10 in chroaic state Of
Srsnkenne.s and has hsen - FOE yesr that be Ia
OBVIOUSLY incompetent that he never had any military
experience eIcepts, one Of Nsnisouerys jay havkers
IN Kansas iei De sscouses bis men 10 small steal
lrss snd petty I'D, upn - pees and dgnity Of the
go oopls Of tsssAos: - dsAy AaI1, and lastly,
~ = u DIS ~. N A9h3 ID pleasure Of
o sssi.s .sqsiiaal : S1aa VssSl Q = dat
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pronAs Yort Daily News.
ENGLAND ANp IRANi v SIDE WITH THE SOUTH
InNIEnEp

The intelligence Tcce we'd by the tso steamers that
bsve arrived England, within the last four days is
of the most nspscipg and slsyDng description; FOL
loving up the frI5ly manifestations already exhibited
by the P.lmefston Minis ~ towards the Southern Con
deiscy snd the attitude Of indifference it has assumed
10 the sshes Of the Washington administration, large
oftroOps abou. 20 De poured into the
Canada and that pro- ince is q. ones 10 he put upon
toodnG. Tho Great Eastern vii! arrive on or ahou
Che 81 and tie Golden Yeeec on The lib Of jolly with
,hrer Thousand five hundred men, including battery
s,s Rsys Artll ~. and larger force will be atched
The London Herald openly avovs that the mes-
.ure has been sdop.sd in tntsgonism TO the United
States 81 adds that cit seems 10 be Devitsbe that
before long the esion OF pspar boi kade should be-
cone . subject Of serious discussion" Toe Lor don
Times goes urher, and gays that "washngton has no
iairef tile bon'g merry than the King OF Naples
h@seser Sicily" Pubiic sentiment in England seems
generally, in fac, 20 b. gradually s:smistng With the
vicv Of nr Cir CORY that Tho nerests OF France and
England are Identical on the American question: and
that the recognition b. these t.o great powers Of the
Southern Co0ederacy vil cav-e the var party in the
North to pause before Elungins their counymen deep
Or ia'o the sad Struggle"
Some o our ssing journals have been inclined 10 IA
VOC sbe ides OF var with kngind the ground that
tho rivalry betseen that cosnry end france would IT.
duce Louis Nacn sids sith the North, for the put
rose Of accomplishing his ends on ts continent Of
gurGpe Il nov appears, koseves. thss tho courts Of
Lsndon ard Paris have sge<d 10 adops tho sam, policy
tosard me Upited States sud consi ter 10 20 DO foe the
advantage Il both n brock dosH che. uncenst uional
boshsis Of abe cotton pcr;s and sctuoseoIs u, De
faeto Independence e the Contdersts sietes Ihe pos
sss Of Rurope conseu psis u. a6a u chs hemisphere
Just 40 they d. those Of lad., chinA Africa o. lsl,
rscsssy foa che poat u ssv Of shcif BON tnteres"
rhsy do Dot csfs Grsv fSe or our ineifutons, e.
ospire 20 % usy b eors or less eligible producers
The B. u.s, he, esp derive from the Ssuth /. Clear