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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-21

We have files Of London newspapers to the
5th Of June. In an article In the Times OF
that date, the editor observes:
"Surely we have some reason to expostulate
with our kinsmen across the Atlantic for the
truculent tone they have assumed towards this
country. What have We done7 How have we
misbehaved ourselves7 Why are we to be
Jscolded, and threatened, and warned7 Where
fore this attack At first few dropping shots
splashed with some violence In our own columns,
then q volley was suddenly discharged at us
from the Louvre Hotel in Paris. and now comes
complete salvo OF shotted guns from all the
Northern Press. England is to be made war
upon If she should but move finger. Federal
America Ia to join with France and destroy us
II We should but cast q shadow of ship upon
the waters Of the South. IL England persists
In regarding the privateers of the South as
merely bellgerents, it would seem that in such
case the North will be inclined TO consider this
as manifesting an insane disposition to give
aid or comfort to the rebel States;" and In such
case they say they fare resolved not to
deliberate single moment, but to launch
against England the thunder bolts of q war
that would not cease till every Power in Eu.
rope was involved What can all this mean7
AT other times We should laugh outright at Il,
but our friends are now in difficulties, At
another time we should echo the observation
that-"It certainly is remarkable that the three
most despotic European Powers, Prussia, Aus.
tria, and Russia, have hastened to express their
sympathy with our internal troubles;'' in mo.
ment of tranquility we should have deprecated
the suggestion that "Russia has evidently re-
membered the American sympathies shown to
her during the Crlmesn War;" but now, when
the hand Of afliction is heavy upon this great
nation, which sprang from our loins and glori-
fed us by Its strength, we would rather suffer
some wrong than handy words of provooation.
We would only ask, what 10 our offense 7--what
have we done to deserve this fierce invectiye2
So Il quite absurd In the Northern
States to expect US to take part in this quarrel,
and II is rather sign Of imbecility to suppose
their scolding can effect u.s. When, if ever, they
proclaim the abolition Of slavery throue hout
the Union, they will have our sentiment on their
side. But We have heard no whisper Of this
hitherto. In other matters we have more reason
to regret our, separation from our customers Of
the South than from the Protectionists Of Phil
adelphia. But they are both, and they are all
our friendscaud almost our countrymen; and
our plain duty 10 to do justice to both, by hold
Ing strictly to our neutral rights, and relaxing
them 10 the detriment Of neither.
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DAILY, Mondays excepted.)
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M, Indianapolis at l048 q. M; st. Louis at ll:50
pm. .-'H
SECOND TRAIN.
ACCOMMODATION, at 6:IO a. M, stopping at all Sta.
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irving at Cincinnati l02 q. m, Dayton at 9l5a M,
Indianapolis af 2;28 p. m. ft
THIRD TRAIN.
DAY EXPRESS, at 2:3O p. M, stopping at Alton,
Jefferson, London, Charleston Oedarville, Xenia
Spring Valley, Corwn, Morrow, DeerAeld, Fosters
Loveand, Milford and Plainville, arriving at Oincin.
natl at 1870 p m. st. Louis at l2 m; Dayton at 535 p.
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sleeping Cars on all Night Trains TO
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
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Dissolution.

THE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERETO
i fore existing between the undersigned, under the
Arm name Of ARMsTR0NG & THOMPSON, was dlssoiv.
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u. b. ARMSTRONG.
myls.d3w. B. THOMPSON.
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IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between Ireland and America.
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY.

The following new and magnificent nrst-class paddle
wheel steamships compose the above line:
ADRIATIc, 5,sss tons burthen. Capt, J. MAuRY
Pormerly OF the Collins Line
addgERMIa' HI 400 tons burthen. Capt. N. PROwsr.
nNSLhE a'4OO NICHOLSON.
PRINCE ALBERT (screw.)
$500 y" ;" JW.Ixxp
One Of the above ships will leave New York or Boston
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ryng the government mails, touching at St. Johns.
N. +. N''
The Steamers Of this line have been constructed with
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They are commanded by able and experienced officers
and every exertion will be made to promot te the comfort
Of passengers.
Aniexperienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Frscs,s N. Y Boston to Galway or Liverpool sIOO
First.class, 4" ost Johns IS
Third-class, '' TO GALWAY or Ljvs,nooI
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The following new and magnificent rst-class paddle
wheel Steamships compose the above line:
ADR1ATIc, 5,sss tons burthen, Capt, J. MAuRY
(Formerlv Of the Collna lime
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Matters at Harrt,burs.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 3O.-over S, ZOO men
are now In camp at Harrisburg. They consume
daily 500 pounds Of fresh beef, q. 500 pounds OF
bread, Gus pounds OF sugar, $40 pounds Of coffee
bushels of beans Not more than IS barrels Of
mess pork have been used out OF the zoo barrels
sent here, the men refusing TO eat 10. 10 10 esti-
mated the cost for the subsistence alone IL
81 2O0 per day.
Five soldiers attached 10 a Delaware county
company were to-day sent out 10 arrest dessrters
During their travel they abused several citizens
and subseq uently entered a public house, got
irenzied with liquor, charged bayonets In a
crowded room, and wounded a citizen severely,
through not dangerously. One Of the soldiers
was severely cut In the rencontre by citiz-n All
i've OF the soldiers were arrested and lodged In
iail -
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut.

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Illinois Troops, &C.

CArao, III, April 2o.-one thousand additional
troops arrived here at p. m. yesterday. Allw
quiet
The people Of Helens, Arkansas, seized the
steamer Mars and Cincinnati packet on Friday,
and took her four hundred barrels Of nolasses.
large quantity Of sugar, rosin and turpentne, all
for Cincinnati. The boat 10 tied up there, with
a cannon placed on shore directly opposite her.
The Helena folks say the Cincinnati people can
have the boat when they take her, but not until
then.
An attack was made on the Steamer westmore-
land, New Orleans packet, at Napoleon, Ark,
on Thursday night IL appears from the state
ment Of the captain that he rounded 70 az that
place for the purpose Of taking on freight AZ
soon as the boat was tied up, the clerk went
ashore. In moment he returned, and said the
wharf master Informed him that the mob was
going 20 take the boat
This Information was Immediately followed BY
yolleY from the guns and pistols Of q crowd OF
MY or sixty persons. The boat was crowded
with passengers, r'any OF whom were ladies. A
passenger named Henry Hammer, OF Memphis.
was shot through the heart and died instantly.
One fireman was wounded The captain had
the wheel set going, breaking the line, and got
OF. A struggling IRE was kept up for some time.
The boat arrived here last night. The holes in
her look as II made by grape shot fred from q
cannon.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL

W o4N I<NCh IfOSfl Il II IL.
nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience of ten
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This is the only place where a cure and rueedy
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and evil habits, gonorrbe, gleet, semiLaI " esk-
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loss OF memory, CONFUSION, melancholy, affections
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from Perryyille.

PERRrvuLE, April 30 The Rhode Island
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rived, and will be slipped per steamer Maryland
for Annapolis and Washington, this evening. ID
comprises six pieces, ninety horses and one hun
dred and fifty men
A heavy gale to-day blew down the tent loaned
to the troops by st. Georges Church, Of fhiladel
phia, besides causing other slight damage.
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Capture of a Government steamer

NEW YORK, April 30 The schooner West
Wind, Capt Burnett, from Wilmington, N. C.,
18th inst, reports that the steamer Uncle Ben had
been taken as prize and her crew thrown into
prison on the charge of being spies Of tue federal
government. The authorities had sunk vessels
In New Inlet, blocking up the channel The
Uncle Ben frst-class steam-tug Chartered
by the government for service at Fort sumter.
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Canada Papers on American fairs

TORONTO, April 80 The Globe Of to-day, in a
long and able article on American affairs, save
til the North, by their impotence with reference
10 President Lincoln's policy, ignore the stipend
GUS and delicate task be has before him, and will
drive the country to anarchy and chaos Ii advo
cate strengthening Mr.. Lincoln's hands, and to
abstain from perplexing his councils.
The Leader, the government organ, fears that
Canada may become involved, and advocates an
armed neutrality, and suggests that the Canadian
government represent TO the imperial authorities
the expediency OF sending six or eight regiments
OF the line for the protection OF the frontier.
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health and strength.
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Dy'P.2ts, a:.rttan insa.d Piles, Aeidty sein.rs 81
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weight in ths s;snaeh Bear Ersetaueo, Clicking or
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OVER MILLION BOTTLES
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system, uAsthsr sr.isn sy szes, wssk Sy p.rIs
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