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BIZ J. MCGUIRE & CO, AuotoLeerr,
TNRUSTEE's SALE OF FRAME bOUSE
AND Lot an THs FIRST WARRIOR THURS
uAf, the y2d dsy OF May, ,ts O'Clock N /, on the
premises, BY virtue Of deed OF trust 10 the abb
soiber. dated December Sd, 1855, and duly recorded
In Eiber A. b, NO ll2 fOlios go, CT SEQ one al
the land records for Wash1stcn couptJ, ID, @
/ shall sell the vast halt OF Lot numbered Eve, IN
Square numbered eighty four, fronting 50 feet %
New York avenue, between 10th and 2lst streets
and III ming rack lis feet, together with III I'm
Rrovements, censistlrg OF small Frame DWELLING
Terms Ope-.hird cash; the remainder in and
u aontns with interest secured BY deed Of II ast
on the premises.
All oonveJ anoing at purchasers cost =
CHAS ALBEIT, Trustee.
-epH 2aNdds c. MCGUIRE Il CO, Ancts.
MARsHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a wit of
W. Teri taclSE, lssged from tie clerks Office o;
orcut court OF the District Of Columbia fof the
county OF washington, and to me directed, 4
Hl expose TO public sse, for cash, in front of the
BARK q wash ngton, In the city Of Wash nj ton ,
on SATURDAY, the 36ih day Of April, Instant ,
oomWenoing ct 0 O'Clock . m, the following goods
and ohkttelf, to- Wit. Wig
2 BLACK Hair. cloth Sofas, Walnut,
s. DO do Arm Chars, walnut,
Marble top Center fables, Walnut,
/ Tapestry PaElor Carpet. and Rug.
Selz Sd agd LEVIED upon as the goods and ohattels
Of w "a; w. Campbell, and will be sod 70 rs.isfy
judicial No. log. 70 May term. 1852 In favor Of VIM
+. Frazier, use of Philip T.. Berry,
ep IL dds U. Z. Marshal.
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THOMAS nO'gLING, Auot.

EAECUTOR'S SbLE-A valuable FARM
~ oont1lnIIg a1out Sc acres and IS perohes NOR
or less, in the pistrIot OF Columeia By virtue OF
the power vested In IN a, executor OF the 1st will
will offer for sale, on the premi ses. on THURS-
DAY 9Th ar q May next that bsautifu and ha nd
towp, D. q. lying on The vest sido of ths tunpifs
road leading 10 Rock vile, and .djOining MI q.
Homil els on the ,outh side and H. LufborouEh
and w ID. Murdoch, EGGS on the east SIDE,
Terms OF sale: One third cash. oae third slx
mouths, and the balance twelve moths
Deferred payments to Do secured By a cssd OF
tTpst on the property, -
~ oonvsJsaSing az the ex ssaEo of tho pu ycbaser
VIII elE0 be sold at the same time the rerso, al
property, oonsIsting of horse, .arriIg atensls.
lot Of Hay, Oats In the Stray, &c.
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DELrcAcIEs EPICURRAN We are Indebted to
Mrs. Russell Seventh street, for some fine red ripe
tomatoes, splendid HOLSTERS, and a liberal sample
Of delicious turtle soup. Mrs. Ru'sel's larder 10
stocked with the very best the market affords,
prepared In the best and most palatable style
family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24

"A FINE WORK MULE Win be sold under
the bell, q the Market House, on the morning Of
SATUkD DAY, 18th inst Its
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs- BefoysJxsties
Walter John Heany, formerly a bOarder at the
Exchange Potel, was arrested for robblng the
proprietor, Mr.. p. McNiehsl II appeared that
Mr. Men. was asleep upon a sc "a In bis parlor In
the night, and while lying there he was awakened
by the accused rumaging his pockets. Rising
suddenly, be caught Heany drawing his hand
with about $50 in 1t from hfs pocket. Heavy let
go the money and scattered II over the floor Jus
tee Walter sent him to Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24

ASSAULT AND BATrRRY.-An old colored man
named Samuel Posey, residing on N street, near
Ninth, was attacked on Tuesday night. in his
own house, by q colored man named William
Adams. Adams, II appears, without any provo
cation. went to the old mans room, and after
beating him very severely, thrust him out doors.
Adams was arrested yesterday and committed to
iail by Justice CLAYTON, 70 answer the charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24

Once, No. II washington Buildings, Pennsyl.
vslis avenue, corner ~ stseeG up H-jWt
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SUSPECTED TO HAVE BEEN SroLRN-A female
lately committed 10 the wofkhouse for being
drunk and disorderly, had in her possession when
arrested, large and valuable white Grape shawl
which she had attempted to pawn In this CITY
Che alleged that the shawl was her property
and that he bought IL In New York. II any Il
our readers have lost such a shawl and can prove
It TO be theirs, they may apply to Justice Thomp-
son, No 465 Eighth street, between ID and E.
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To {" JusTIcE" we have respectfully to saw,
that in desire 10 give the side he favors fair
showing, we have already published more Of the
CORES Ondence indica'ed than we could well
efrrd room for just now. IL he examines on,
abstract more deliberately, he will, We think
agree with US, that 1t covers all the material points
he mentions.
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lpY TElEsaAvH.I III
Ncw Work. Maskst.

NEW YORK, June II.
Fiour-Recepts s<.2I0 barrels; market i've cents
better sales IL 900 bills At ~ i5aS4 ~ for Super
state; 81 5oaA 90 for Extra State; ~ l3a a 30 for
saper Westsrnet 500 fpr e Juiinon 70 Extra w est
er - 600 - % for eors.nph " good shipping brands
Extra n. o.
ter with sos export demaud, sales ooU bush al o,
81 o. for Chicago Spring. Gag ~ 90 for Nil Club, u
4sl % for Amber Iowsi u IA TOR Winter He'd ives
tern; 81 10 White Indiana
Corn--hrce ips 254 ga bush; market active and
lower; sales $4,000 bush nj 5lg52 for Mixed Western
old &a
Whisky-opened steady and closed q ite arm; sale.
soG brls at e5!a 26sc. a
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The Re-nppsarancs Or Moses.
Salt Lake CITY, June 1G,

A band Of persons, numbering about
one thousand, men, women and children,
under the leadership Of one Moses, who
claimed to be the proper Moses, reap
peared upon earth. lad formed a settle
ment about 80 miles north of this city,
and committed numerous depredations
upon the citizens Of the vicinity insanely
believing that the Lord would supply
their wants They refused to labor for
their own support. Ten Of their number,
satisfied Of the imposition practiced by
Moses, attempted to leave the gang, and
were brought back by armed men. heavily
ir5ned and closely confined, without a
shadow of legal authority. A writ OF ha-
beas corpus was issued hy Chief Justice
Kinney and served, but was treated with
contempt and dehed by Moses. Sufficient
time having been allowed for the surrend-
er Of the prisoners and the authority Of
the court continuing to be set at defiance,
new writ Of hsbeas corpus was issued
together with writ for contempt; anoth
er for false imprisonment, and calling for
the arrest of the leaders Of the gang. For
the execution Of these writs military
posse of 2, 500 infantry and artillery we're
ordered out on the 18th by acting Gov
ernor Fuller. Resistance was still of.
fered, and Moses and his men were found
to be strongly entrenched, thoroughly
armed, and well prepared for defence
Fighting ensued and two Of the marshal IS
posse were killed. AT length, on Sunday
evening, (l5th, the rebels assumed to
surrender, but attempted to resist, even
as soon as the attacking party approached.
A hand to hand fight occurred, during
which Moses was killed, and another OF
the leaders named Burks MORALLY wound
ed. The rebels were finally overcome
Several women and children were killed.
during the siege, the Necessities refusing
to carry them to plscesof safety. The
prisoners, l47 in number. are to be brought
before the court to- morrow.
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XXXVIIConSress--Firs Session
Washington, June ID.


SENATE.-Mr Sherman, from Finance
Committee, reported bill making ap-
propi.atious for the payment of the vol
unteer force l,,unties. gssasl
Mr.. Wright offered resolution in.
structing the Judiciary Committee to in-
qnire into the report of Joseph Holt and
Kobt. Dale Owen aud inquire what laws
are necessary to punish Senators andRep.
resentatives who use their influence to
procure contracts.
The con6scation bill was opposed by
Mr.. Salisbury.
The Vice. President submitted q mes
sage from the President returning the
bill authorizing the issue Of notes in the
District of Columbia of less than Eve FOL
lars, stating his objections.
Mr.. Howard spoke in favor of confs-
cation. Adjourned. 5aFsaa .4~
HOUSE The 6enate's amendments to
the Pacific T. j.. bill were concurred in,
l04 against 81.
Considerable business of comparatively
little importance was transacted.
Adjourned.
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GENERAL oRDERs-ko. 28.l

Heal Or Ak1gRs DEPARTMENT o. THt MIssissiPrIi
Camp ON GoriIth koad, kiss.. MAy ~, ls69.
I. where commanding officers OF divisions and
hrigades have 20 selasagc command. but serve with
army corps or Ia niiiars district, leaves Of Alb
given 10 Sficers Of their command according
paragraph ID cf teneral Orders No H. current series
must Ia approved BY The commander OF the army
district
IL Where soldiers sick leave are ready % return
70 duty they villa rep~ri io The medical cheer
who viii give them certificates that effect On rre-
senng UGH tfcatss, the Omar
win furnish them transportation tothsir regiments
BY ommand OF Major General HsIleck.
- efrtetAH J. 6. kEHToN,
Aaa,a mt firfs ~
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11y- Our friend and former townsman.
Capt. Vim Diggs, is no doubt charmed
with the sweets OF matrimonial life, and
just now overfowing with good will TO-
wards everybody would have them multi
piled and scattered far and near. So WI
judge from the huge chunk Of deliciou,
wedding cake sent to us all the way from
New York, which tastes as though it had
seen a good time before it started
Here's to the happy present and promis
ing future Of our young friend.
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Washington, june "a.

" obo Ls
The treaties between the United States
and Mexico for the extradition of crimi-
nails is officially proclaimed. The provi-
sions Of the treaties arc not applied 10 any
manner to any crime or ofiense Of purely
a political character, nor does it embrace
the return of fugitive slaves The Sec
rotary of War to-day ordered that oil APP
plications for passes or permits for pas
sing within the lines Of the United States
forces, shall hereafter be made to Briga-
der General Wadsworth, Military Cover
nor Of the District Of Columbia, and be
subjected to such terms and conditions
as he may propose.
The Navy Department has received a
dispatch stating that on the night Of the
seventh inst, the schooner Roeyena, for
merly the Garibaldi, 70 tons burden, built
opposite New Orleans, ran into Stone
River and anchored near the entrance,
not knowing it to be in our possession.
She was taken, w having seven gun
boats in that vicinity. She was last from
Nassau and had cargo Of lead, and a
few shoes. An order has just been
issued from the War Department to the
effect that the act to prevent and punish
fraud CT the part CT officers entrusted
with making contracts on the part Of the
Government, approved June End 1862,
applies only to such contracts as under
the laws aud regulations in force at the
time Of its passage were required to be in
writing.
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Chicago Cattle Market.


st. Louis. June q.
Fiour-Good demand for Fan WheAs extras. but
Spring uDsalcabie sales Or IS 10 III os per 100
bsin sacks and bags; - ~ for supsrane delivered,
and - 7oas. 70 per brl for Supernne delivered
Whest--keesipts large and prices easer Spring In
sacks DC; Club s3c fair Fall Va sacks 7alc; good
FAN soasa; prime do eisbi choise s7ass. few
II y0Sgglc.
Corn-Very dull. in SKIS 3De including skis
Oats-Recepts liberal and &c lower, 3. ls2ss with
Jacks. 5#% fKGk8
RAriey-4Tic with SKIS.
Rye-3ai or 81 s. with SKIS,
Bacon--Very dali; country Shoulders sa5Ke sugar
cured sDd eanyaassd Hams 45 0per 100
zLard-Eo. i, &C.,
Hay-No sales; dull.
nides-Ieic for dry flint.
n Whisky-Advanced; 22423c.
Wool--Tuh washed &c
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Chicago Market


Chicago, June al.
Flour-Duil for Spring gradesi steady for Winter;
White Winter 81 sog5 25 Spring % 20De& 10.
WheAt-steady, No. IRed, In store, SOC; Ne g soc
to sote; Amber Iowa s0i TO Sic; No Spring = To rs;
No Spring 19i re; rejected Spring TO sec. Bag
ged lots dull.
Corn-Pirm at "a laaaa i.oi sverage abouta7c.
Oas--Firm II psGs26 i-Rc. JE#
Rye-Advanced lc; 4oas4lc.
Barey-Firm at 41as55c
HisAwines-- Active and easier, 2ls922e.
Beans-9i 60
Provisions Meas Pork duh, at 10 Co.. Lard quite,
at Te IN ts4 rs ssssstra.s
hides--Qnict and no change, DRY Flint laGl3c; do.
Sailed scAllc; Green dot laa6c; Dry Caif leal lei
Green do. u TO &c.
Wooi-Conmen native Is 10 ace, medium 30 to 35c;
fine 30 to 36e; unwashed y of.
Butter-Firkin sla 10 loc; Chain Dairy 10 to lie;
Grease lie to- &c.
Eggs--6c 10 lI2c
! poultry-Chickeus 81 Is per do1.
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! COMMERCIAL

wa DAi.YGAsx Cry DvvtrR
KKoK-K June 24. o..
FLuUR.-supe rnpe u 5G.spris whsate xtra % "
Fall WheatExtrAe ~ y. zEl5 ts@e
BRAN ANDsHoRTs--soto zoe y 100 -.
GoRN--is - 300 ' busA. aapt YgB+ z II
BARLEY-a5c.
wnEAT--In good demand. Fall 7p375; sprip. 81
to SIC. $500
RYE-a5c to3o, .E
~ OATS fs to qee,--- a. L.. al
-felAFoks-saas5Dy the load rstxtt 3oto t5c.
so6Ah-- New Orleans fair si8s, prime %
10; clarified 1oaii; crushed and loaf lliaI3
Observation-Disclosures Sdp 50; sugArhous 40 4ss stE
Golden syrup 70d97Sc.
coFFEE-Rioai92sc Javsssdaso; LaEuyraa4ae6
RiCE-stagc
soAP-Paim &c, Family 5he, Germa lcln) 1x
erie. =
| CANDLES-Star 144l Is ,Stsarine IL, Mould 10.
| LARD-4tobtc; retail q 10 &c.
BUTTkk-Common6D7c. Cho,c e II, rstatll2 hGa Is
| Observation-Disclosures ta2c Hams AGES ;Clear
sides 4 to ~; Rib Sides 81 to T.
LEATHER-sole 2ig2s: Iarness2Ta230.
HIDEs-Dry l6to12c, grulhy haf price greer
4to ~; green sheep pelis local Is green hog skim
El5c. tsm#sfFE FaA t
/ IiAy--Timothy, 90 0as7 90, bAied 81 oee 81
Prairie ~ O0a6 on.
| sEkDs--Timothy ~ %; Flax Seed $500.
oEIOys-a5a4 0c.
EGGs-6c. "
WHITE BEANS---lh good demand sae9S1es.
FEATHERS-o5
FRUIT Dried Apples ~ org Sle5P bushel 80
Dried Peaches - 2sas ~ so. RaisiSs ~ 0De saoot
| CHEEsE-Western Reserve &c; Denmak7as
BEEF CATTLE-2a2!c gross.
SHkEP--ea OO92Ts head.
sALT-G. "A. ~ 50 " sack Kauawha % 90 y bar
rel; Eiverpoo1e1 gDca ~ 90 y sack; Lake 81 40 to
2 So VERY scarce. -
FISH-MackereI.N No. ti6e8 Is y Dbl. No g Ga
0eB, No. s94$lo. White Fish, No. | % 5as4 IS
half Dbl Goa Fish $40 en- ts# 9HS
RAGs-WooIen / Cotton &c.
OLD lRpN-1.gAcS b. Brass &c SC Sh. Cop,
per @s isxc 80 m tt T
EnqtAraE< On New YORK ~ mr. cent. oapxabe
funds; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and cincin-
natl y per cent. Gold per GENT. bastns; selling
per cent.
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PERsosAL.-We had the pleasure Of a
call yesterday from oar friend G. G.
Nourse, of Des Moincs, Attorney Gen.
eral Charlie is as genial as ever and
apparently bears the hard timos with per.
feet composurc. Indeed We hardly know
of anything that would disturb his equa-
nimity unless il was democratic victory
in our fall election, of which there is nc
particular danger.
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THE Doc LAw.-We see from some OF
the papers in other portions Of the State,
that there is feeble attempt to make
political capital out of the Dog Law.
We in this County are estopped from
mixing in that fight, for our Board OF
County Supervisors petitioned the Legis.
lature unanimously in favor of the pas
sage Of the Law, and our Senators aud
Representatives without single exception
we believe voted for it.
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Fort Monroe. June 23,

Fort Monroe. June 23.
The gun boat Jacob Bell on Saturday
proceeded up James River to reeoanei-
tire and ran hard aground on shifting
sand bar, whichthe rebels soon observing
took advantage Of by bringing battery Of
field pieces down on the soxth bank and
opened on her with rifed guns with shell
and shot. The gunboat did all she could
to drive off the rebels but did not succeed
until considerably injured
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F Burketl d. Co., determined to keep
up les in their line. have Just received
per express the Pearl Ounce and the
Nankeen Ounce, for young men, and the
Brownlow Ounce for boys. These hats
are just the thing needed
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There are about 300 Illinois soldiers in
our hospital and it has been appropriately
said that their friends at home could do
much to contribute to their comfort and
speedy recovery by sending on supplies
of clothing, provisions, &C., suitable for
the sick, the same as the aid societies OF
this State are constantly doing.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is.

SEE TIE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscription is nearly or quite cx.
pred; and when subscribers wish to con
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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sB~ Of tho sick soldiers which arrived
here yesterday, % arc Illinois troops, 6(
Wisconsin, 43 Indiana, As Iowa, Is Ne
braska aud 80 Michigan.
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Washington, june M-3 IN.

No dispatches indicating battles or en-
gagements in any quarter had been re-
.ceivsd 1t the War Department up to
half past two O'Clock this afternoon.
The Senate is considering the confsca-
tion bill.
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T The packet Jennie ;yhipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dtf.
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~The Supreme Court now in session
at Des Moinss. will adjourn during the
present week.
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Fatal Accident om Careless shoe
Ing.

David Orr, living about five miles from
this City on the St. Frapcisville road. yes
terday morning fred his gun from the
house and through an open window at .
bird. just at that instant his brother
Robert Orr was passing the window ard
received the shot, the ball entering the
back of the neck and coming out at the
left eye. He is not expected to live
The above are the particulars, as we ga
Their them, Of this melancholy accident.
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Date.
tie undersigned. attending physician or ---, o,
Company e. - Regiment frcm 10 the
present dale, do hereby certify that, and thai In
eonsequ then eof he 10, in my opinion, incspac
lated for duty; and father declare my belief tLa
be viii nas be able to In sIess period
than -- days
signature Of Physician.)
The magistrate n0tary publil III cerUf, that the
signature genuine that be lis respect able ysician
aud resident, Of the count. above given and entitled
10 the iul Confidence Of all with whom he may be
brought into business relations lis his profession.
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q Y TELE G r A p n !.
Nfght Report.
Fire.

LAsaIIe, H., UUHt a.
A fire broke out about 10 o'clock q. m
in block Of old wooden buildings, oppo-
site the American House, on Main street.
They were occupied as stores and dwell
ings, and the whole block. consisting of
eight buildings, was entirely destroyed.
Loss estimated at $4,000 partly in
sured.
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stock Market.

New York, June ~.
stocks-Dull and lover Money plenty ~ 5 per Ct
Sterling Exchange quiet II for Bankers bills G q
iS7h; CB& Q 7ss; MARRIAGES.; ca r s7a, G
c i2s; iii Scrip Gil; n c s4a; N c ~; Pac
Mail IIJa
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DEATHS AT HosPirAL-The following
deaths have occurred since last report:
John T. Callihan, Co. G, 18th Iowa,
chronic diarrhea.
Henry Jenkins, Co. !, 18th Wis, gun
shot wound in shoulder.
Philo Avery, Co. /, 18th Iowa. chronic
diarrhea.
The above we're all privates.
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ADDITIONAL ny ARABIA.
Halifax. June 81.

naul4, June "A.
The Arabia, from Liverpool on the
morning Of the l4th, and Queenstown tile
18th, arrived this morning.
GREAT BRITAIN.--In the House Of
Commons, In answer to an inquiry from
Mr.. Clay, relative 10 interference of the
United States cruisers with British YES
sells, and particularly in regard to the case
of the steamer Circassian, captured In neu-
trail water, Mr.. Lloyd said he could not
give an answer at present.
The case of the Circassian being under
ons.dcration in the House Of Lords,
Earl Carnoyan asked whether the Govern
ment had protested aga nst Gen. Butler
proclamation relative to the ladies OF New
Orleans.
Earl Russell said the Government be-
liered the proclamation was authorized
by the Government. Government had no
information in regard to the action Of the
United States Government in the way Of
approval or disapproval. For his own
part he { Russell) hoped the United States
Government would, for its sake, refuse its
sanction TO 1t and dlsap0w 1t.
In the House Of Commons, on the
18th, Lord Palmers.on said. in answer to
a question, that a communities ton had
been received from the French, on the
subject of mediation in America, and the
British Governments had no intention, at
present, to offer mediation. Lord Pal.
merston thought no man could read Gen.
Buffers proclamation without feelings Of
the deepest Indignation at which he did
not seem to attach any importance.
The Paris Patrie says the approaching
visit Of Count Persigny to London is ex-
clusively political, and it is expected he
will submit to the English Cabinet the
private views of the Emperor relative to
joint mediation in America.
The Paris Pays says: The Patrie has
gone too far In It's statements relative To-
meditation =
The Daily News argues against inter-
ference in America, and contends that
England has good reason for not wishing
to sse carried out the inter sention policy
by Napoleon. It is estimated that the
cotton throug hout England on the frst.of
June was 42S, 700 Lalcs, against l ,645,-
600 at the same date last year.
FRAHoE-The Consuillon published
the following, signed by its chief editor /:
Nothing has been received confirming
the news of the engagement disastrous TO
the French before the City Of Mexico
Such an engagement before Mexico OF
before Puebla would in no way change
the ultimate result Of the expedition
The honor Of our flag is engaged, and
should reinforcemen,s be needed they will
PARIS june l4.-The Monitor says the
Emperor intends sending immediate REIN
forcements to Mexico. tA@ss-a ~ 51'ss@
LIVERPOOL. June IA, p. ,n.--The news
by the Scotia of two days fighting at
Richmond, has no apparent effect on
American securities or cotton.