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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

Turn to Your own peaceful homes.
They are stored with the fruits IL yonr
own industry and skill You might
spare Tnuh from your abundance and /
vet Your houses would seem 10 be fM!l
Heroic men need portion If your trea
sured comforts. You are now called
upon to Minister to their suferinss with
portion OF your Injuries Will not
those who have Jared sumptonsly every
day, be glad Of an occasion for self
denial in cause, 50 dear to their hearts.
The needless expenses Of many Of us
might go for towards saving noble sol
llcrr lives. The fathers Of yonr chill
'iren, the defenders of your fres,des.
the protectors 81 your peace look to
you for help. Will you not send com
tort 10 the sick that shall save him who
is ready to perish and tighten the sor-
rows ofthose who must enefitablv die
away from home and loved ones To
what holier work can woman's tender
hand aspire than that which awaits her
now ? A your pledges for the pas,
shall be weltredeemed, the dying sollic.,
will bless you. The arm Of the God OF
battles shall keep you, and your
memory, shall be precious through all
times, where ever the story Of this
wicked war shall be told.
| I wish to appeal TO AL classes Of men
and women in behalf II this human
enterprire
! LIST. Teachers Of youths. Brongh,
in contact as you are with parents and
children all over tho county, yonl
place is very near the hearts Of The
people. 1t will work well If you would
move them, now as yon speak Of freq
/! gorer'nnrats, give those whom yon.in
stract Az opportunity t. contribn,.
towards uphol.ling our beloved onea
which rebel hands have sworn to pull
down. In neighborhoods AZ in school.
you :an, il you will do nuch.
2nd Clergy men. The double claim
Of civil ana religious liberty are upor
yon. To you we can never appeal il
| vain. For ourselves We ark nothing
but everything for the sake of thos'
noble hearts Of our bru.levs and on
friends WHO have gone forth, and ar
going to the heid Of carnage. Let u
~ 10 t.iem hnoi in person III our gift
oi Kindness AMI administer 10 then
multiplied wants end they will rise ~
and call us blessed. blessed are tn
mcrciinl for they shall obtain mercy"
! We appeal to al! IN hnmanity's nam,
J for the redcemers sake. Ii our mex
we Will make some suggest us hos
] to 60 to work in this lratte..
j Yours truly
d. c. WORKS,
q Pastor Of III. NJ. u. (h,nal
i and member Of Iowa Stat
! Sanitary Commission.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
Gen. Scott has published \ siatemen

Gen. Scott has published y statement
showing the stages Of the rebellion
under Prcsislent Buchanan. He shows
very concl;4sirely ,hat old Buchanan
might have reinforced F's. Pickens, Nc.
Rae and Sumter so that they would not
have fallen into he hands of tie rebels,
He also shows how the old dough head
disregardcd his aavicc, and cor stantly
trucklcd with the leaders Of the rebellion
and held with them sort of armistice
until tne close Of his ADMINISTRATION.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
War News.

We haveaga,n the cheering news thai,
the Federal army is moving and a battle
may soon be expected. Mcclellan has
moved bis camp on the Virginia side Of
the Potomac and general Roscment
Of the army IL taking place. General
Plao6Rnton had in fact picked mp many
on r rear guard. The rebels have
evacuated Winchester aud arc moving
toward Stanton and GortlonsyilIc.
There has been a small fight in South
West Missouri Gen. Schofeli ana Eiunt
obliged the rebels under Gen. Hindman
to retreat into Arkansas with the loss Of
all their artillery 4 battery Of 6 pounds
and q number. of Tier horses and other
equipments.
New York, October Fl.
The New York Times, Washington
correapondent.says:
I've have no reports tonight sus.
tanning the rom ors CURRENT hero Of
fgh'ing on the Upper Potomac.
The enemy is reported in Frederick
rs having evacuated Winchester and
moving towards Gordonsville.
!" A heavy rain storm is prevailing,
which bids fair to raise the Potomac.
We have intelligence from the
South, through source entitled to cred.
il. that the rebels have really ventured
upon the dangerous policy Of aiming
their regroas. In At!4hta. Ga, and
Montgomery, Ala, it is said negro reg
i,nents have already been organized and
supplied with ,weapon., aud recent
North Carolina newspaper states tba.
about 5000 black soldiers, Differed By
whites, have been sent from camps Of
instruction to garriAon4orti6cstions and
important towns.
The negroes At Helena are unwilling
to be sent North. Neither do they
want to 90 back 70 slavery. They.readi.
" consent to work for wages, and ar
rangsnents are beiss made by which
they srs to be said fifty ocnts per day.
except II cotton picking, ~hsn stey are
to hsvs,ssvsnty csnts.
Tvs census 81 1880 shows thaefrom.
1850 tois8O the entire slave popula-
ton incseased 2s.3s PR cert.
PHrIADELPBiA, Oct. 81.
The [Prcssl Of this city, publishes >
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

We again welcome to our list Of ex.
changes the Hardin Sentinel. The
Office was consumed by fire about
two months ago, and the Editor and
Proprietor Mr.. J. D. Hunter has pnr-
chased an entirely ,fcsv Office and his
paper is now as neat AS can be asked !,
and we'll filed with choice matter.
At the last election hut las votes
were polled in Grundy County.
Oh dear! It has been asccrlained
that the Democrats have elected all
their Congressman In this State-bnt-.
but--aix, and furthermore there was
but SIN 70 elect. Oh dear, oh dear
We believe every regiment TINS far
'heard from has given ayepnblicaa ma
jority. The average 10 shout ten Re.
.publicans to ono ~Dsmocr&t
The present Indications are that the
Republicans majority VIII b about
1000 in.the State.
Drafting will take place in Wisconsin,
on the 10th day Of NoxssAber i.sxl.--
"A days march nearer home"
Sixth Iowa Cavalry has been
ordered 10 renlczy ona At Davenport.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

statement from Fortress Monroe, dated
Friday last, 70 the following eject:
"C'en. Henry A. Wise, with 2o,o.o
nea, is. advancing on Yotktown. He
has reached New Kent Court House.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

David Davis Of Bloomington, ILL.,. has
been appointed by the President oe the
United States Circuit Judge for the
District in which Springfield III. is sitna.
ted, and associate Justice Of the Su
preme Court Of the United States.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

Last Thursday, the business position
Of Charles City, in Floyd county of'this
State, was destroyed by fire. The loss
is said to exceed $50, 900.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
New Advertlscm ents,
THE sAwMILL.

Southwest Of Town will again commence
running next week. when those desiring lnm
her can be Accommodated on short notice. Pub
lie paterna &c respectfully solicited
CONANT & ISLANDER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30
MARRIED

Oct 2sth 1902 by Rev. !. J. wilkins Al the
residence of the brides father, Mr.. Charles
y. Heath Of Carton Township and Miss.
lrena l. Bialcy Of Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-30

90 WALL-sTREET, N. Y. G
The sun., 1862-05-14

Udh19'u, Nay i3.--An adjourned mcctin,
- tie tryHtyU VI, ulcrs OF Congress- fruIn all
tuo state to dri,1t toe s.piur4 ut the abolition.
ST. ami c'ss.uIJ.t," was hUld Ills ,y,nut ia the
Hal 81 Il. pes, intiy,r Mr.. Ciitud, in tie chair
and Mr. C,A So,rtiary.
Mr.. Eichlpis y, 10 test Tie sense of the meet No.
mov,d TINS tho Chairman have power H. call item
tolrter wh,ucyor il shall again become necessary,
~ order thit thoy u ~ rnhkr araugcm,ts fur de-
i'at.nf Objectionable measures.
NJ kellogg IA, o.n"urrcd IN the au,,i,osi lu.
lie thous t thu rciu Is ui Tie meet i on Satir 1y
vHs highly tn,lccut Ihis nobody could doubt
tbs gentleman r,htred 10 the imp 'risut inolf,,
ton aud curta 'meut - ,le hll rendered t. accure
froodnrn - persons within the territories OF the
United states, II having Teen stripped Of It's other
f,ttlrts.
Mr Cox said we Aal not Eillcl tie abolition
husmcss yet. liy an arrangement between tho
~ nkcr nud On" ot his party friends, objection
rl'c meaFrr might 10 introduced al any time.
Therefore all conservative men ought T. consult
UPON what action should he pursued ut all tines
Mr.. Mallory Clncufr'd In the views Just ex-
pressed. Wien a member was compelled u leave
the House, one Of the Committee should know
where lac could he found, In order 70 concentrate
all conservative men against miscr'evous measures
It was finally concluded t. appoint a Committee
- seven members ior thu purpose suygr-ted where
vpou the chairman appoi ted Messrs. Richardson,
krllogg, OF Ilu-iA Biidle, Mallory, Cox, Steele,
N. !. and ShClhch.
NJ. Crttcndon suggogtcd that II was desirable
that CuuFrrss Al jrurn ut an early day. Mr.. wv.
clEr said II APP, ar,i that the nate were deter
mined MT to adjourn, aud had rejected the House
resolution flviig the time The President, however,
nns constitutional rL ~ 10 adjourn Congress when
the two II JuAa could lot Ryrce on that point.
Senator Powell said he hud heard some extreme
men remark that they would not adjourn during
the war Adjourned.
The sun., 1862-05-14

THE abandonment of the rebel steamer Sum
ter by her officers and crew, and the order TO sell
her for whatever she might bring, mark the
| miserable close Of the piraticM raid on United
States commerce attempted, AMI so much boast
oil over in the beginning of the rebellion. I'll,
rebel leaders hoped, and even vaunted, that they
would ruin our commerce and enrich Themselves
with tho spoils. They seized private vessels,
armed them for piratical ventures, and offered a
| premium for every United States citizen cap
| turcd or killed OH board United States vessel.
For time, our merchants and ship owners felt
some ALARM and the English Insurance Compa-
MICS tried to turn it to English account, by
charging for 'war risks" in their policies OH
freight in American vessels.
But tho impotence OF the rebel privatccring
system soon became apparent. Not one of theft
marauling craft dared to meet in conflict the
| most insignificant Of our cruisers. They were
tracked and hunted from place to place, avoiding;
and dod.; .;ing their pursucrS u fugitive thief
flies and hides from the keen detective. Not one
bold, desperate action such as In, marked al
most every other instance Of privatccring, re.
dcomS the attempt Of tho southern rebel, to he
formidable at sea. Their vessels have been cap-
turcl OF dispersed. Iu5,cad Of making immense
gains, they have hccn run at loss. What
| prizes they took they could not sell, and had to
| coninc themselves to larccncs of ships instru
ents and provisions, aud the burning of tn :
vcs'cls. For months they laid in wait for the
Cal-r,rnia steamers, and exalted over their pro-
spcctive capture, but those steamers were large
and fleet aud carried guns AMI the valiant rebel
privatcors concluded that " the game was too
big for them" They captured not
one steamer, nor one dollar. Indeed, they
have had as much rs they could
attend TO in keeping out OF the way Of our cruis-
ers and avoid capture themselves. The few
steamers they had, have been either sneakins
about the Atlantic ports endcayorine to buy coal
with Confederate scrip, lying idle at the places
where they found refuge, or wantonlv DESTROY
ing such unarmcd vessels as they fell in with
while running from one sheltcrng harbor to
another. Their sailing privatcers were quickly
disposed Of And now, the whole thing, which
partook Of the character Of drama at the com.
mcnccmcnt, and in which all tho circumstances
were in their favor, aud led spectators to antici-
pate momcntous and most tragical results, has
turned into contemplate failure and farce
even more conspicuous than that Of the rebellion
itself, now wrthing in the agonics of death.
| Against the rebel priyatccring system we have
| directed our blows until "the last armed tu, OK
! pircs.'
The sun., 1862-05-14
Bcfore and After.

PRIOR to the Federal occupation the ssccsh
editors Of New Orleans were wont to delight in
heaping r!diculo upon the gallant Major General
BrrLER, They called him "Picayune BuTLER
and were continually asking him "why he didn't
come to town." All of a sudden he did come
and 10 Judge from the way that he meddod with
their types, read their proofs and made their pa
pers ny, they must have quickly concluded that
instead Of being foolish Pieayune man, he was,
in truth, veritable Union Printers Deuii!
The sun., 1862-05-14
How the Thing will be Done.
Late from Norfolk.

N.rJL A., unJ. ~, q, nh. ..
,,',s w ,"' u"!' ~ - l'' 'ty con-
w., a., 80 -, ~ ~, i 'le N''l'T gre 'luS'u'
, Wv :" 10 H. Y '.,y Hl' "I"n J.. 10y or tM''
ehc'p' pm ~ .as.s wnci. ,he oc'np'n's nave len Tie
I'' ~ S ',v o'i'' 'N't'snSh' SUI lfcVhr'
Wv - :. . ''Pt'v' So, '."' IA 'W "N"' "heu com
s iu Iou''t ~, we ,'i',rh npfp'
."iv WI. ~ ,p'"l',''y t's'"''; IF!eeH
~ ~" "i''s etel!Nnn% nrc "thlshhs'y hieh'
.ahues, 'o' instance VI 'nlre,ape qlhlty' are
o" Genus pouhh' common brown paper en-
yelopes W cents nnckaJ' and hrorN higai 20
cents pound. number Of stores will bc opened
however, in a few days 10y parties from Old Point
and Baltimore, who will bring supplies Of articles
much wanted here. The Post office and Custom
The sun., 1862-05-14

LErrEns rArtEs AND PARCELS, properly
addressed, for ,e Eastern and Western Gulf block
sding squadron, viii be forwarded today from th!s
port In the L. 5. steamer Connecticut Her first
stopping place will bc "A, Key West. M,t,cr sent
over to the Navy Yard this morning will he sure to
go. The Connecticut will take out men for the
short handed vessels OF tho fleet and psssen.
gers Commander Gibson, u. 3. NJ sails in her to
assume command Of the first class fity gun sailing
trigste Potomac
Ar MEEETIS0 OF THE CoSsliuloNAl
Usios EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, OF this state, on
wednesday evening, Hon. =. A. Talmadge In the
Chair, resolutions we're adopted for the vigorous
organization o! the Constitutional Union party
whose platform is "ue UuiOn, the Constitution,
aud the enforcement u the laws" The resolutions
also favor the most vigorous measures for the sup
pressivn Of the rebellion, aud applaud the recent
conservative movement initiated by members ol
Congress,
LIEUT.. WoRDES, or MONITOR FAME, ar
rived ia this city on Mpnduy, and stopped at the
st SlshDias, where he was boon surrounded by
hpols %; cutlu,.a5,c friends. lie will proceed 10
Ls home Ia BtuJ.lyn, there 10 recruit his health,
Al Mn.IlSG OF Poll,E REpREsESTA-
IivLs, held IN tne Sth rreani statiou-Aouse, step.
were ta@en i1r the reception Of the remains Of
Lieut. Prpss, formerly "a member Of the Now Yofk
police, who was recently Killed in battle in Yir.
pinis $5o were yyIcd - Mrs Pruss 10 r,leye
present necessities.
Tns SrUYyLsASr Insurance COMPANY
pot.hes all persons holding stock certificates t. pre-
sent NE before the 18th inst al the oeo, cor
uer Of B1wery and Grand street. This action i,
made Necessary by the frauds committed by the st'
The sun., 1862-05-14

Tlr Presidents proclamation opening the
ports OF New Orleans, Port Royal and Beau
iort-shortly 10 bc followed by those of Mobile.
Savannah aud tharloston--wll be cffcctual, If
anything can, in checking the Intervention
movements Of England and France. The OPEN
ing Of these ports is prcmonitory of the speedy
end of the blockade. This don. away with. it
remains to be seen upon what grounds European
Governments can open a quarrel with our
Northern Government. We cannot believe that
their Intervention is probable.
The sun., 1862-05-14

.
fnovrsioss--Pork-- sales Old Mesa ei2 62
New mess. Si2 10. Prime DO. &1oai0 2o CITY prim,
mssa, $12 bysi9 %. Bnef. country mess, Al 50aIO
Prime do, o. ogaI. Repaoked Western, si2ai3 ro-
Beef Hams, sl,aiI a.. Bacon. sides, long clear, ~
short clear, 3. Hams, bhask. Shoulders 4
a4h Lard, No. !, 5,tss; Kettle rendered, sSas's.
Kegs, ~. Ohio Butter, ssisc. State. i6sis.
Choose, Ohio. 6s9Sc; Stste, 6@1o.
Riot-E Indies. 4,.a5'Ei Carolina, TaT'f.
sALr-Liverpool, ground, Sisi 02; Ashton, 1 GOA
.. 81. Kits, Boz; Turks Island, 70.
SoAr-Css,ile, new, 1SSal4c.
SriHrrs-Salss. Rochelle Brandy, 50 s5s3 a..
Cognsc.tilal4 -. Gin, 81 lss$i 10. StCrui1Runi,
! Goal 10. whskey, 24s24h.
sUeAR-Fair TO good renninR 1tHTk hoxcs,
sales Cubs, duty paid, 6'.as Barbados,
81; Now Orleans, ~; T. Rico, ISss1.. Sam, ~
ss9-a; son yellow refined, sas6l soft white,
ps;; powdered, pIniOS stuarts lonf,
l034c. crushed, 10 10 i-2. - A 10 81 white;
A. 9T.s; yellow, ..
TALLow = Prime city. sN; Western, bbl,.,
- butchers, ola
TApIooA-L. l., 121-9.
TA-Ankol, e5 10 c.; Congo, Oolong, 60 % ;
Nyson. 10 ao2: Coarse Y. Hyson, Oagb
TiN-Salcs straits 20; Banca, 30 q 80 plates
x, 80 sB u $40 20.
ToBAooo-Sa kentucky, sa13.
wBALsbosE-Ochotsk, 90 y - c.: South Sea, 20
Arth, 70.
wooi.-sales fesccs, ~ AS pulled, A5 . 10
East India, % Mediterranean, sS a 81
fnEIaaIs-flour 10 Liverpool. 3s., wheat, o%i
ship's bags. Corn, 9i.; bulk, ~. To London
hour, Bs. Bi.; Wheat In ships bags, iod.
The sun., 1862-05-14
Congressional Proceedings.
NNNVIHh CONGREsS---Seunte.
First session.

Washington, Nay ia motion TO make the
Pacific Railroad bill the special order for Thursday
WAS rejected by yeas III, nays IN.
The blll 10 protect the In lians who have adopted
civilized habits, was passed.
Mr. Wilson tNassl from the Military Committee,
reported Joint resolution to provide for the pre-
sentat!on OF medals OF honor 10 enlisted men and
volunteers. Passed.
Tie Indian appropriation bill was then taken up.
Tho bill authorizes tie President To refuse clear
snce to any vessel and 10 prohiht the importation
of any goods when he has reason TO believe the
goods ar. intended in any way 10 reach or bonefi
the rebels, and gives the secretary OF the Treasury
power to prohibit transportation on any vessel ~
railroad OF any goods which are intendedfor or IKE
ly to fall into the hands Of the rebels.
Mr., Latham teal y offered an amendment In re-
gard 10 the Indians of California, making one
vaton in that .tate, instead OF two, and otherwise
reducing the xpense, which was adopted without
further confederation. Adjourned.
The sun., 1862-05-14

Washington, Nay l3.--Tlc Prc.iicnt La, IT,
sued ''c I'ua'iou declaring tnt ihc i'1, ade o
the port, oi B,auiprt, Pit Royal and Sc'y Orlenn,
Hhali so 'tr cease nni determine from and ndtr n,
lt OF J1ic next. that Commercial intercourse viii
Those rte, "Nc'lt ~ T. persons mud things and
n'lrmhtlon ooltr.' aud ~ war may from tiJt tim,
to cirr-d on, eIlJcct 10 the laws of Tie United
states
Harvey Brown was yca,ctd confirmed as Lrc.
set Bri -uii'r-G' nrra' oi The 4 :. army
Tie T. tOicc Dcprrtm"ut las despatched An
ag'nt g. Pprsmuut HiI S1ifo g. invest ..ntc n Q
affairs oi the I.,st Offices thorc nd TO rc-cs,lLlsh
pHGial CONN uil.cntllN.
The VI uuy G unitec ~ thc . s,na.e today re-.
ported tnat they ~" fv r1tisG.i that ~ II re
against Genera Smith, OF drinkonnes8, Is without
uul u 10.
T. T.. fo'u, 81 tho Contract Office, Pcs, Office
pin'itr"u', len Wishiugt'u todny for Norfolk. to
open tie P,st nii 'c At tut place. Tie mails vii |
d. soi' by tie col ! route, RIA Fortress lfoc.
Tie nrW H"c. a- 'n plot T. induce the Intervention
NJ 1 e powers o' Western Europe, on the ground
u tine cx' auction of cotton, which comes tn lirht
iu This country to-day hy tho arr val Of the Ftua,
- sl,.irtouly me, 10y Nc Pr silcut, proolain1t Al,
Announcing the orculug o' NV Orleans, arI other
ru'tlu p.fus ou tie first of june Thus tails IL.
second giand comp I.rhty abroad.
The sun., 1862-05-14

WASHINGTON Nay l3.-Tho wyandank arrived
this morning from the Rappahannock. Her officers
report that tie Frrehorn and Island Belle went up
the Plaukatonk on Saturday and cut ont two rebel
schooners one with valuable cargo Of whiskey
and other stores. Tie Belle proceeded mp the riv-
er some distance and discerned body OF about 800
rebel deserers from the Gloucester Point batteries
who stated that when the order was given To evac-
uate, they being disgusted with the service deter
mined to march TO the Federal lines ard surrender.
They belonged TO a Virginia regiment They Of
fered TO lay down their arms, and expressed will
lngness to take the oath of allegiance, which Capt
Harris of the Belle administered to them.
The sun., 1862-05-14
News Items.

VIZ understand that Lieut.. J.. Barrett, L. :.
~, uow at this station, has asked tue Pr il,ut's
cousont to raise two br'gades In New Orleans, for
tbs war; one to serve without pay for the prutec-
tvn Of the city, the other under pay for general
vice. Lieut.. ~. is n loyal lluisinuian
TuRnUGn private advicos from California, we learn
that the people Of Nevada lertory are about pet-
toning President Lincoln Tor soldiers uf tur re. usr
nriny 10 protect the mails and telegraph stations on
the oyo' land route from Indian msuraul.rs, They
Offer for every soldier sent "yo,ultger for the
The sun., 1862-05-14
Steamers Ready TO Run the block de,

Br the British brig Alma, Capt. Doodle
we learn the steamship Ovictc, from Southamp-
ton, had just arrived, with a cargo of arms for
the rebels. The 0yieto was purchased in South
ampton ostensibly for the Neapolitan navy. Her
true character is now disclosed. The British
steamer Stella, from Southampton, with arms
and saltpetrs, was waiting an opportunity to
run the blockade also tho British steamship
Minnie, from southampton, with a cargo of salt
bound for the same destination, was in port.
The sun., 1862-05-14
Thuriow Weed ON Intervention.

sells, Apri' ?7th, wiitea;
There isOc5'uuins 10 lie much anxiety In France,
about cotton. IAp.r diminished supp'y wal be- cX-
haustCd IN six or q. 10 W His. Tus viii deprive
several hundrcd taousani people Il cmp,uyinent,
for Wh"m, N a'iIl an cmrrcucy, the Government
must furnish bread. Hence the q ,ycrnmclt appeal
TO us for cotton. Other Goycnments are not dn-
likely To unite w.ga France in au earnest appeal ON
1 l. =
The sun., 1862-05-14
Later I;uropean News,

Tdrtber Point, May I2.-Thc steamship Jura,
from Liverpool May i-t, ria l. ndond.rry May ID
passed Farther Point this morning.
The Paria correspondence Of the iSDrPEsDENoE
1fLGE asaerts, in the most positive manner, that
The projected Intervention Icy France and Eug land
.u American affairs is coufrncd Tie south will
lc rrqu'rI 60 guarantee the emancipation Of the
s,vc-. The same authority says that secret trcn-
" sNiets between France and spain, providing for
thr early abolition OF slavery Ia Cuba
~ , lar :, meeting ~ Ashton Under Lyme n rcsl-
lutnu Wa carried, hiter considerable OPPOSITION,
calling "n t.e Cove lament H. recognize the e. Ia
der / States.
L1udpn. MAJ This mornings papers arr ill.
ed with the 1c uiiut- OF the opening of the Great
ENhilitiou yrstcrdty. Tie TiNrs says tho cere-
uoui,I Was yfupfat .t'iy tho rrl.ni,-t, best man
god, aul most mp, sing public pageant rpcn in
tent, cNuNt Iicu. elevate ous, bonuty of form and
u' color ia i,F t.lrl far superior TO d at
ni the II lie Park exhibition. There are ~. same
appareut htryut and spreading vi-tAs of COUNTS,
each complete exhibit uu IN i'eeL and worth q
day's study. Whatever there was IN 1851 will lie
found tcn-fild in l>62. II sides what was IN the
old rNli ton th,re Is tie hncst collection, Eu.,-
sh nui frcign Of pictures ever go, together IA this
mpt,opoli'.
Prince N,rolcon is oyrcc,ci IN Paris on n visit to
kIur VI tor Emanuel.
1t 's stated in oNc.l quartersth that General Guyon
ha- been called from Rome.
TIE piui@ Mo>IfuR, ui the 2d inst, publishes "a
luttrr From VI Airu, commenting "a the mioorah.c
candu,l oi tp vi,an GnS1rilI ,ut, sud tho piul-
ability t'9t tlc Flruch tr lis Vii u,t delay march
iutuu thc City OF Mrx '.o.
Tie JoruNAL irs Srlatr prutic, - T. lay, says
there ie qroftiou ~ s'ulIuE Marshal Ni' tp Rome
with military and d Iploinltic power II IL said We
ton which France owes t. the Hoy sge v,tl tie
ri.lt, of III, Italian ua,l. n.