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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
DON'T RUN in DEBT.

Don't run j. debt, never mind, never mind
If your clothes ARE faded and torn;
Fix'em M, make them 10, it is thus better far,
Fhan IL have the heart weary and torn.
Who'll tnve you more tor the cut of your hat
ur Yonr lntI, or The tie Of your shoe
The thnpt ni SpuI vest, uI your boots ol crayat,
If they know you're in debt for the uew
There's no comfort tell you. iu walking the
street
In hne clothes. it you know you're in debit
Aud feel that some trldeenan perchanre yCn
may meet
Who will sneer, They're uot paid tor yet
G9od friends let me beg OF yon, don't iuu in
debt
II the chairs and the sofas are old
They will ht your back better than aby new aet.
unleas they are paid for with gold
II the house is too small, draw closer together.
Keep IT warm with hearty good will;
tg Que, unpaid for, in all kinds nf weather,
VIII send 10 your warm heart chill.
Don't run in dent now, dear girls take tho
hint;
II tile fashions have changed since mt season.
Olt Nature is out in the very same tint
Aud old Nature, we think has some reason.
Just say to your friends that you cannot afford
10 spend time to keep up with the fashions +;
That your purse is too light, and your honor too
bright,
To be tarnishcd with such silly passions.
Gents, don't run in debt let your friends, if
they can
Have the horses, fine feathers, aud flowers
But unless they are paid ior be more of a man
Tlan to envy their sunshiny hours.
If you've money to spare. have nothing to say ,
Spend your pounds and your pence as you
please
But mind you, the man who his note has to pay,
Is the man who is never at ease.
Kind husband, now don't run in debt any more
Twill fill your wifes cup full of sorrow,
To know that d neighhor will call at Your door
With bin you must settle tomorrow.
o, take my advice, it ia good, it is true;
But, lest you may some Of you doubt IT,,
III whisper secret now, seeing It's you;
I've tried it, aud know all about it,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
[PrpLlc REsolr1IoN-No. e. 1

joIsT RESOLUTION for the appointment of 1heo.
dore D. Woolsey, OF Connecticut, Regent Of
the Smithsonian Institution, in place of Corne'
lins G. FELTON,, deceased
Rssolosd BY Tie Senate aid Hoasr of Re1tessntu-
tipes gt ne Tinted Stat,s If -slmrricl N Congress
assembled, That the vacancy in the Board Of
Regents OF the Smithsonian Institution, of the
class other than members of Congress, caused by
the decease of Cornelius @. FELTON,, be filled by
the appointment Of Theodore b. Wonssy, Of
Connecticut.
Approved, April ., 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
An Ordinance.

An ordlnance cuneInns Tie appointment Of the Com
Inlttee on Upeuihg Streets.
i'a II ordained W the city Council pf Wilmington,
sic l. That there shall he appointed annually Com.
mites consisting U three meueTs vi Council to be Gu
titled The Committee opening Streets who shall super
intend the opening Au all grading uf Streets, Lanes
Alley In all cases directed by the city Council
No street, lsue ur Alley shall be considered properly
graded until Il shall he brought 10 correspond with hu
city Regulations between the utb lines.
The owners Of property bordering on any street lAus
OF alley shall sfhda tho sidewalk In trout oi ihsf proper
~, under The direction Of the Street Commissioner
lear the eEpsnre OF grading the ssme.
Passed At the city Nall. March 9th, 1869.
JOHN NJ. TURNER, President
Attest, J MARIs, Clerk Of City Council lnAri4 a.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
1PuBLic-No. 40 I

AN ACT to prohibit the allowance or pay
ment Of pensions TO the children, of officers
aud soldiers Of the Revolution.
Bt il sHdctea By Me Senate and House Of Repre-
seata'lres Of he United States Of .1merica in CON-
yress assembled, That from aud after the passage
of this act no claim for pension, or for an in
crease of pension, shall he allowed in favor of the
children or other decendcnts Of any person who
served in the war OF the Revolution, or oil the
widow of such person, when aueh person or his
widow died without having established claim
to a pension.
Approved, April ., 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
PORTR rs
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

We have now ready variety of Portraits Of
the most prominent Generals aud Leaders of the
time, beautifully Autographed on II card OF II
size to fit any Photograph Album These me
finely executed and such accurate lsenesses,
at the very low price of G cents each Or for
% c,nts, 20 Tor one dollar. We layc now rea ly
the flll0wiuy,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
valuable Farm for Sale.

.htsASp CONTAINING l3l acres more az less situste
ik within miles of Delaware City. adioni ng trorre
lii IybOut, barney Reybold aud others 70 acres
Ikfkh thereOiis emhsnked meadnW all the rest arabic
u good order and excellent neighburhood il Il ivids6
nn heds we'll watered with spring water ii has A
hnp large new brick dwelling, tenant hous4 and inisr
ate out buildings, with considerable frut ID .A ytry
desirable property Terms accommodating Apply Ia thv
proprietor Capt JOSEPH MARrlN on the promises on IN
WM- MeCAuLLEY, 6Og Matl4t ST.,
:, $40, Wiimnt iau, II
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
Business Notice.

phkAoN5 wing the undersigned late firm will pleas
make eatY settlement all accounts due and re
manning unpaid on the 10th day Of March next, A. b
lsos VII he put poess VI collection Messrs cApe
Walton oui Successors authorized to settle ali Ae
eounts duu us RESPECTFULLY.
g. a NJ pENNOcK 4 CO.
Wilmington. Feb lsi, ls6l-73t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08

Hsas- Au Intelligent lady whose little boy was
beginning to swear, anxions to express to her
child her horror of profanity, bit upon the novel
plan OF washing out his mouth whenever he
swore. 1t was an etfectual cure. The boy un--
derstood his mothers sense of tue corruption Of
an oath, which with the taste Of the soap suds,
produced The desired result
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08

There is little change IN the state of af-
fairs at Beaufort. Fort Macon still holds
out and is to be besieged, sExtensiye pre-
parations are going on, and operations will
be commenced in a few days. A few shells
have been already thrown into the fort
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
A ca II D..

HAVING disposed Of our Stock VI Coal, Farm lmpls.
msntA &c at late stand south end Of Chrlstanl
Bridge, this city, TO CAPELLE WALTON we have gTeat
ratisrcton In recommending them altogether worthy
generous luppot, aud would respectfully for then
foninnlu7e u your patronage, with the confident a.
shiHasa that y'ur interests will be we'll aud promptly
@Fyot Nnh thanks for past support remain, respect.
iuiis,
s. NJ. PENNorK a co.
wtimiaitdn, pe Feb lst, is62-7lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
DInD

TONER On Monday morning, the Eth lust.
after short illness, Henry Q. Toner, in the
18th year of his age
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
AN RD'S
LIVER INvIG0RATOR,
!" - - - =
NEVER DEBlLlTAIES

1T IL COMPOUNDED ENTlnELY FROM 0ltyIs ana
has ba come established fact htantlnTd M,ifns
known anu approved by all that have used it. and
h fes1rted 10 with confidence in All tLe Js.
for which II 10 re- ~ commended
II has cured thousands ~ within the last two yeara
who had given mp all n hopes nt relief as the mn.
merons unsolicited cerli - hcAtee IN my posssssIon
show. r.
rhe dose must be- adapt ed to The temperament Of
me Individual tAkus H. = and uHei In huch quaint.
ties as to act gently =. the Iiowels,
Let tile dictates Of your ~ judgment guide you ia
the Of the LIVER q INVIGOUApOel and
II will cure Liver RI Complaints, Bilious
Attacks DyHpepstE Chronic Diurrh0a,
y um mer Conn plants, Dysentery
DrOpsyt Sour StO- y mach, HabiIuaI
COstiVeMess, ChOI- y tct Cholera, Chole-
ra MOrbus, Cholera lnnntnm, FIAtu-
Ience, JaundIce, " Female WeRkness-
eH, aud may be used sue eesskully as an Ordina-
ry Family MedI- fr eine, 1t will cure SICK
II E ADA & IL D., las RI Thousands teatify) In
twenty mIuutes, d two or three Tea
spOOnfuIa are tak- y en At commencement u
attack. ~
All who use ifa are = giving their testmon
its favor
MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH TnF
lNNlGOkATOR AND SWALLOW BOTH 10
GETHER.
ICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
MARRIED

COWARD SHEPPARD On the 81 inst by
Friends ceremony, at The residence Of the
hrido's father AErnoHY CoNAHn, of Whining
ton, Del, to RACHEL A. SHEPPARD, only child
of Richard s Sheppard, Of Salem, New Jer-
sey Chester county aud Baltimore papers
please copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
A rHlLosoplILc NEGRO.

Corr,sAenient Of the Cincinnati Gazette,
writing fro1t* lae Cumberland river, giVts
humorous account OF Il coloquy with phiO-u
phc African. lie says;
al noticed upon the hurricane deck to-day An
elderly darkey, with very philosophical aud |
retrospective cast of countenance, squatted upon |
his bundle tossting himself against the chimney |
and apparently plunged into state of profound
meditation. Finding upon inquiry that he be-
longed 10 the Ninth Illinois, one of the nos
gallautly behaved aud heavy losing regiments
at the Fort Doneson battle aud part Of which
was abroad, | began to nterroRate him upon
the subject. tla philosophy was so mach II
the Falstaiiian vein that will give his views i'll
bis own words as near as my memory serves
me:
= "Were you in the hghtY
"Had little taste Of it, sa.
"Stood your ground, did YOU ?"
"No, sa, runs "
"ltun at the first fire, did you 2"
"Yes, sa, and would hab run soona, hal
knowd it war comm"
"Why that wasn't very cretitable to jour
courage"
"Dat isn't in my line, sa-cookln's my per.
feshun."
"wel, but have you no regard for your repu.
tation 2"
"Rnputaliou's muffin to me by de side Oh life
"Do you consider your life worth more thpn
other people's?"
alt worth more to me- sa"
"Ihen you must value it very highly %
"ies, sa, | does-moie dau all da wuld
more dan u million oh dollars, sa for what
would dat he wurlh to u man wild he hret
out oh him Self preselbashun am de iust laS
| wild me-"
"rhen patriotism aud honor are nothing to
you ?"
Muffin whatever, sal regard dem as among
de vanities."
1t is safe to say that the dusky corpse Of that
African will never dnrken the field Of carnage
! THE President AND THE COMMANDER OF THE
MoRlTOR. following extract is from a
private letter dated Washington. published in
the Detroit Advertiser 1t illustrates the warm
and generous sympathes Of the President =
That night left the fortress, aud got worden
safe home in Washington city, when, leaving
him to the care pf my wife, went with the
Secretary to the President, aud gave him the
particulars of the engagement As soon "a I
had done Mr.. Lincoln sAid, .'Genttmen, | am
going to shake hands with that man I" unj pre-
senty he walked around with me to our little
house. led him up stairs to the room where
Worden was lying, with frcsh bandages over bis
scorched eyes aud face, aud said, "Jack, here is
| the President who has come to see you - lie
raised himself on his elbow, as MIR. Lincoln touk
his hand, and shd "lou do me great honor,
Mr.. President, and | am only sorry that cannot
see you" The President was yisibly affected,
| as, with tall frame aud earnest gaze, he bent
over bis wounded subordinate hut after pause,
he said, with luiver in the tones Of his voice,
'1ou have done me more honor sir, than can
ever do IN you" lie then sat down, while
Worlen gave him an account ut the battle, and
on leaving he promised, if he could leug9ly dO
SO, that he would make him q captsin.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
"TmE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRp
Insurance Company of the
State of DelaWare.n
(0RiulNAL MilL CnERE, Aol

This Company cauiinuea 10 offer 10 ths naoni. NJ, n
ware, Its superior advantages of Inbufap, Yea
by Tire, on all descriptions Of property, e1cen .h .oh
tsAH. - Hhlt
The Institution is commended by over % vs,,s
euee In aud attention In the Hk eel VI MutuKi
lbeng the first tn Introduce the prueiple Into o
by reason of which, IL Is believed the Alnnas, .ll
been enabled 40 to adjust and Discriminate leWssn \,
different varistieH OF pIopsiy an 10 rsnder the ss
ship among thr most equitable iu character Of H.
ons Insurance Companies presented To the pule uus'
IL takes credit 10 itself that its payments ii lns'sh
been prompt and LIBERAL that In % Years busnsa ave
lOsses reaching 100000, not single rasa ~ a aa
uon has occurred, aud scarcely one without entire s
faction to the parieH insured. NVs
Looking more 10 the safety than the namhs, ..,
amount of its rlHkH II has declined Hundreds of rhl l
sands of Dollars Of Insurance, either m reuulrns su
great an amount in single risk offering nnat W
jecs Of Insurance for the character Of the Inant V
In this manner Il is conceived 1t has the saTssi M
most select list of nHurancaA In proportion 10 the
over Six MtlliOna Of Dollars, Of any other cnn,n
within reasonable range. pAI
As evidence of this, It has not only reduced tha M
Insurance, at all times moderate 0ne.exlb
last two years, hut presents now clear s rnles ns
3tbNOO ~ security agalnat any on the Da
Notes. which snul by the eAort 10 Scrip Cetlidea,t
the bsances due to each member, now being issusi &
be paying interest to them from January 1867 Al m n
rate OF per cent per aunum thus making stli i,b
deduction, 'A''n''
1t commenced the year 1862, with real prose,oD
the community In Deposit Notes of sg6eos
surplus Fund 500n
Iot,l protection, .90ooe
lti4 tho work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and I, s%
Presldent-JEssE SHARPE
seeieis'y and Trea urer-RoBERr MoCAHE, M b.
Dhft ESiTORS:
Eh Nl.un, brandy He ia James Delaplap. Ch,i,t
tHt ~ iunes Nubh. nnuei Barr, u O. sloissnbn,,
aui lue "shupe. ilmmsion III; Robert McCabe MIR
lto,h lli y I'm Wiiiintn, White Clay Greek Ia ,
UenifH iHlge, Hrw Castle lt Curtis H. Elllsoa pso.
rnta ili loi,, G. CLARK, iui liun ld; WIN Ismnl,
7myfna, lUnua II Hn'nlia, At ueOrges Hd Cb,il,.
a isuDes rsr, o. cnsry, MhNrd, llenry Todd De,"r
thNtle. tuu. al Utnn'rt1Wu.
A'tNi "a, wali ior togeiti0s applications for Insui
auee ilm Jtemhnu.-
tli w,Nou, iNniv~inc ma Robert Mecats Mn
tterk III ilneH nrtp'au, ChrlstiAnR Hd; Iohp T.
Millmim"p, White mt Cr.uh lldi Curtis B. Ellison
lenfui" III lloi ion. ST unorsrs and Appoqulnmiui
llnndlsls; Jneph . 'hiIth, Smyrna James orippsa.
NHW Castle Hi Shades y. flrmiug Milford. ChaH1,
iunnell, th n''enMn. llsury Todd Dover
Communications uu general businesa addressed to th.
nnddisignet, Wilmington, win receive Immediate nllsp
tiuu
va ROBERT McABE Nj. d. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
WESTERN nOTEL.

Mos. 8 II, l3 IL, II CO0RTLANDT ST.
NF3L t-AuWit+ NEW YORK CITY.
This o otltnsl,d an aynrr resort of the business
community h's iFoil f7ery rehited, mud is complete n
everything ld nh hlhi"t 10 ernmiprth VI It's pAtfOns.
ioG
u Is centrally ctal III ftr hu-ine.s part Of the city,
earn, Omnhnsns, tetri,.. a
incotclutn'e OF the rrre.nte caused by the Rebellion,
pliec' ha's hoou ttiursd u
One Dollar and Fifty Cents per Day.
Tue iel'a is ampy sam,h win Nil the iuxures Of the
country. ~ " ~
Ample accommodations ,ae..d lor upward Of 400
Va po not lolirgs rnnurf- hsctmeu and others who
may 'aS tile Western llctrl is lnll,
b, D. WINcHnsTER, Proprietor.
'""S' y "iEVlEslkN, feb142m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08

Ne~ IOrk Apra G.-The rebel steamer Ella
Marley was at Nassau, N r., on the 2tth ult.,
to sail for Charleston soon,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08

For the transaction Of tbs Coal ani General Agricultural
Warehouse BusineHa at the late siaud OF s. M PEN
MOCK Co. south end ai ChIiiiHna Bridge, this civ
do respectfully solicit the trade ol their friends aud H.
public generally
ARCHIBALD A. CApELLE,
LrhRAIM r. WALTON,
Wilmington, Del February list, 1861.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
BUSINESS MATTERS.
PRESERVE THE HAIR,
SIlINAS' BOTANIC HAIR TONIC

ANOTHLh UEKIIFIGATE OF ITB uREAT YALUE.
Read the testimony Of H. c. ALLEN, we'll known every
where rs dispenser oi Razor Powder, &c. him aud
he Will tell you all about 1t.
wIlMlEgToE, DBL, January 10Th 1862
10 Me aDlietsd-lhe Gredt Bdim Of Glead.
pas bn@ st te grsasr 6or,ia 3 hsr hu years
euine almost entirely bald And ia 10 restore liz
spent vast an6nnt of money various reedies fe.
plenish the hair but finding that all the publications m
different papers Throughout the country n reference ID
restoring the hair proved inte and Of account after
air tral thought last fesurt that would try SN.-
BoT.Nc hAR ToNc, and after using bottles the bald
portion Of her head Is entirely covered with hair from sY
TO eight inches long IN the natural color
A. E. Z. ALLEN.
Ne'0 Castle County, SIS. The State Of DeiamGEe.
He II remembered that tho 18th of January d
e9z personally came heiufe the subscriber Edmund C.
Allen who being duly SWORN saith that the statement
made to the above certificate and by him subscribed il
true sworn And subscribed The city uf Wilmington,
Delaware, the day aud year aforesaid, before,
ABRAHAM sTAATs,
Justice al the Peace
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
pupLlc No. al

Passed al he Second Srs'ton If Nt Mirty s4csn@
Congress-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08

INV EhHl AbIE EAIHANIet AND PUT UP !
GLASS CASES, AIR TIGHT, AND WILL KEEP
IN ANY CLIMATE
The Eamlly CA- ,thurttc PILL IL
gentle Int nctive CAthaitu hith the pruprtstr Ia
used ~ Lie practice more " than twenty years
Ihe constantly ineteas- ing demand from thu
VINO nave long nAed the - PILLS aud the HatislAl
ton which all express IN reglrd IL their usa has
induced ms place them - within the teach nf all
The Profession we'll ~ know that different Ca
thhrlies set on different o. PORTIONS the bowels
The FAMILY Ca ~ flpnARTIC IIII
has with due 10 this we'll established tArt
bsen compounded tfoln variety VI the pursst We
geiAble EXTRACTS which . art alike on every Intt Of
the alimenAry canal and are good aud saIe In
all Gates where Cathare - ls needed, such AZ DE
itANdEMENTS of the F. l3T o MAO H. sLEEri-
NESS, PAINS IN TnElN' lEACk AND IuIYs COS
TlvENkss, PAIN AND pS suEkNEss uLEi TlIR
WHOLE nODY, irum sud lsn elli which lreuilsnt
", u neglected, end Ia u q long courae ii fsyer
Loss OF APPETITE, A -. CREEPING SENSATION
OF COLD OVER THE ~ lBODY, REhTL EsSNEss
HEADACHE, Or WEIGHT r, IN THE HEAD ali in.
FLAM MATORY III. = sEAsEs WORMS In
CHILDREN ADULTS a lRnEUMATIsM a rreai
PURIFIER Of the BLOOD y aud many discs sos tp
which flesh Is heir, too q Numerous to mention 10
this advertisement DOSE, I to g.
pmIcE THREE DIMES.
The LIVER lNNldOkATOh and FAMILY CA
IhAkIlC FILLS are for sale by A. n. Grimshlw 4 Co.
Edward BringhuTst Co, Henry Bringhurst, Whining.
ton, Delaware and by Druggists generally aud eoid
wholesale by the Trade IN all the large towns.
3. T. W. SANFORD M b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
DIR. CoGGSWELL'S
ANTIPHL0GISTIC SALT

For ln1ammal0fY Diseases Only.
This Salt is not n Patent Medicine, but pre-
ecrptiOn of an eminent physician; nor is it re-
commended as Il specific remedy for all diseases
which aillict the human family. Instead of he
ing II panncea for all muladi,s, it has control
over but one cllsa, has but Que aim acconriahea
but one object, viz Huhdues lnnammaiory dis
ense- whatever its form or locality whether in
the Head, Throat Chest, Abdomen or Skin
Inflammation is caused by partial ohstruc-
lion of the fuils, and this Salt removes that oh
s,ructlon aud sets the fluids in motion again
Every form Of Inflammation (but nu other
diseaae) Is easily but surely subAued by it, The
following different forms which the unbalanced
fluids assume aud many not here mentioned that
have mare or lcss heat, pain aud fever are at
easily cured by the
AniiphIOgiAtic salt,
As tire il e1unguished by water.
/. Cases affecting the Head aud Throat, viz
iirain Fever, Fits, Headache lufamed Eyes,
Canker, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Bronchitis, &c.
. Cases Affecting the Chest and Abdomen,
VIZ; lnfained Lungs and Liver, Pleurisy. Dy,-
pepsia, Asthma Piles, SC.
8 Cases affecting lhe EEhtmiliea anl Skin,
viz Rheumatism, ScrofulR Ulcers, Salt
kheum, and most otheT cutaueOus affections, sc.
The subscriber having hren appointed Gener-
al Agent lur the State of Delaware for the sale oil
Dir, COggswells Antiphlogistie Salt
Would respectfully call the attention If the
public TO 1t, having reason TO belieye not only
from the testimony Of others, but from his own
experience, that il is what its disdo,erer claim.
for it-a most valuable medicine.
The salt will he sent to any address free Of
postage. Address,
JAS, T.. GlLLINGHAAl, Agent,
Box 3l2, Wilmington, Del.
PRICE 40 CENTS PER BOX
For sale hy L. BRlNGHURST & co II
X. BRINdHURST, Wilmington, Del, and Ly
Druggists generally throughout the state
march 4-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
sImms, Ro1mnIc VTaIr TonIc

Ihl8 eNlfaordlnaTy Preparation has proved beyond A
doubt the Ouly remedy that will the hair grow
again where 1T has fallen oil become thin. II cures
Itchy humors, scalp diseases, removes dandu and all
other npediments to healthy head Of hair. Sold In 4
o. bottles at % cents, and pint bottles at ST.
DK. j. SlMhs d SON.
Sole Manufacturers, Fourth and King Sta,
Wilmington, Del
Sold by D. F. BURTON and CowGILL son, Dover,
and Dealers everywhere teb1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
Dhft EaNTORS
ROBERT McABE M. n. Secretary.
CIRCU AR.
OAPELLE y VVAHTON.

1lE snbaribeis having lhisd day entered uto co,part
thp Wndel tho lfn Haweut
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
Blood Purifying Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
tuRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT UP !
GLASS CASES. AIR TIGHT, AND WILL KEEP
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-12-26
FOREIGN NE VS..

New York, Dec. 49,
The Royal mail steamship Scotia, Captain
Judkins. which left Liverpool on the 9th inst,
arrived here at o'clock to-day.
The steamship Nova Scotian. rom Port
land, arrived at Londonderry on the night Of
the 4th, and reached Liverpool on the morn
ing of the 9TH inst.
The Paris Moniteur in quasi official form
alludes to the presence of the French squsd-
ron at New Orleans, which is represented to
have elated the dsafFected population.
The London Globe thinks that the situa-
ton Of affairs in America promises striking
results soon.
The Times thinks that the Democratic sue
cesses have rendered the government desper-
ate instead Of daunting it, and looks upon
the last advices as the worst yet, indicating
that the propagation Of seryile war was a.
bout TO commence
Mr.. Gladstone, in letter to Professor
Newman, denies that he has expressed any
sympathy wi h the Southern cause, or passed
an oulogum upon jeff. Davis. He thinks il
out of his province to praise or blame in such
a complicated question. and claims to be a
much better friend to the Northern Ameri-
cans than those who encourage them TO per
severe in hopeless and destructive onter-
prise.
Interesting and very encouraging state
ments have been submitted to the Atlantic
Telegraph Company by Cap Doskyns, who
took soundings on the steamer Porcupino,
and from M Marley, the electrician.
The English Government has ordered to be
delivered as soon as possible 1900 miles Of
cable to complete the telegraphic connection
with India.
The French Government has concluded
contracts for the supply Of the army in Mexi-
co for two years. A prolonged occupation is
inferred from this.
The cotton famine and distress in France
were increasing in severity.