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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

go slEltNg 4.
nearlr az. Fs., .S
cnritiss raDsvsbIs ot $3.50
periods have hss,, -
so borrowed. anS ,.
u1a3e nv Z Isy, q, ~ oee!,
Of dron1is, its..s tnsleaH
tain reactinnot, n,osI,S,.s tes ssI-
wonl,l 5sv.. had ;,,o .,,1t,J lilongst US
nrv nntes o,.,, I,
mimi and TT,Sitas g.. ~ per cent pre-
mantl At 90 In Sn ue-
York TI.re :, 9,,L;,,1, =, S..,..,.,. :,t
MS Ora1d,uy IN t6s o,,aSs ~ -. s','.
fn11ss n ~: ,,;y,; - " N,..Hi,sS"
in ,1k;c6 .r.-,, ~, q,'.'ssts, rs
couotr,, :. ,,ss,i, .,,tS 49,. '"S
ikots,d ,aen n a;,s
mi soy;,, M ~. y' ''slt,'.'se
5;5tti SSst 15elerr
gI;iI ,s J!H ss's,! 2
mn. N l.'s o':t''9 Geaefs q
inn cr,r,, I.i;cLs i. -.
hen ;,,ra,rJ ,s;,t:,,, =
and ,,Eyi ,.,,;s q. -
S,i,f,;,sj az :, n ~ o'
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y, :" A''u''
ne an nlllcompitment III to the sa--
:S. ssS.HIs .''lS uiscerhlnR auVleerS OF PreSl.
-. 70 aserioe these remarkable
Pp!'',it,..I' manly OF primarily. to any pc
Su!iHr SKIN .s 0t lleirs IN tinsnce, The Thing
nas ~ " tI1rueener ana mors important
M 3 Oreult ls due'to 5ths cabinet of
naSuiuetop w ~ Ior the simplicity and candor
OF lhelr measures; and above all for the
courageous ''S talth they have shown iu the
Cslll A ste"nIasthessaHnd ., patriotism OF the
Peopls- D"tM ms it'ldOhittIbte and noble
sP'ntt .t ~ '"s m"ny tlss the trur Interpretation
y 1Ht n.arVet. !! UleNer ministers may devise
eenious ,t', lures in the time OF peace, or
plausible orioes on the eve of foreign WRr,
Mnefsuy ~. 70 ralse extraordinary loins nut
-, 20 european G0rfr2Reh.t stnes the yOiieH
noys cL l.e States GsAerGt Of Holland has
tsrritoy,, =, osS,g o',s."etg St.n' az o'gh
f,crire Hont, n I'M,
seVerat Vears' ord7gy,, ;,5o, 80. ~
riqtly dstjreeiqiilg fLe raivs of y.
aud or is e,irreneV. Tbe clori6ns and cal
liant little commonwenItbs witch had risl.
ed all for dear liberty in their contest. viii
Philip calmly perilled the wealth anll cred
It they bad gained By freedom rather than
submit toLOnis of France; and In the liIt.t
er memorable struggle, rs in the former,
tnsy worked wonders. II isa curious in-f
cldent that just before the outbreak OF Ile
leariul contest IN which America has for
.Ie ne iHst INST year been engaged, the history Of
spe llu'en republic WAS given to tue world
y ~ Vns % me most tidlstlnguished men OF
i1hisI I"'SE .eaeEaIty % winch It served as
In SnsI,;ai as ~ tne si1s ana Strength, go
wealth eTssls ' itS N,o;o Tue 'N'9t 1, e9ninol-
in botk Il Iks nj 49, tGt ,i's
oftke nasy tL0t ,s51t' S,o Sig N .Mg .JIe
,i,oRertakes s6o.,l he
,nlqrguea 6nt iy,eaesabie eonp;eiiog ,cor, ~
The idea Of eveitIqt taiture--r,l ali 6u, vna,,.
~ rht0tAtf0ft al AaW e0qf. Guf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

D.
The Financial PosItIon OF the United
states, u.
The London DAILY Nee9s Of the Goth
says;i $50 s5a .ss f.
financial position of the United
iStates. after twelve months Of civil war,
whileit sorely puzzled our mechanical pol
tticiansf furnishes asstrikiRg a proof Of the
eo1lstaHey of a free people. dnd of tie trate
.rfsdotR Of thar rttLeFs iGfslyiIg on tRut con-
stdncy, as their recent tcl1mphs in the field.
Ronr months ago there was no way Of
seeming wise SO easy as predicting the
.apeedyicoliapse of the. federal cause from
sheer want of money. The world was
warned by grave authorities on this side of
the. ocean that federal insolvency was inn
imihent, Rnd federal ruin and Fepniiation
near at hnud- Amerfea, IN her iexiSency,
hadfresoLEed toiraise fdur-fifths 6f9tbe ex-
itreofdinary charges for the war BY way of
. loanuiRnd Eone-hfth' byltaxatioh. But q
community unaeGustnmed to draw quietly
allharnesB was sure to kick apaitst a
load even thus comparatively light: and
from the mOment Treasury notes were
made ne legal lstender national baakfnptcy
might hessditilO have sbeghhs S Va-niy II
.was nfgedsbyi those-WhS, II lle odtSelvesih had
nottorgotton our own financial history, that
h1gtdRd7 GfEiy gears. ggo hdl llo5SS as Eiks,
without heIpressure Of an equal need; d nd
that for dghteeae years the commerce and
retepneaGfhn empire Engaged Ia war With
half ithes lngpFld chad sbeen caFFied On by
meana-pf apnpet eutre9eya With taf more
that tiaRected by Ehs, eneniicsi
,RoEsrnmsntn . we deplofel the
peeessity (which had compelled The adop.
tom Of saeh.meaSures ia the present case ::
thnt trecogntHinsrth their utge6ey eyi We believe
IL. the 5nhgu ents and foresight of the nien
Rho, ednptedsthem WeIto6k FOR granted
that they understood ifar better than their.
la1tope eeqGoss the sptEit6f the nhtioa1
6sitibi Whiehithey hadsto dseij aud that; IA
theyl Id not seq moral and social reasons
Ton eon6aing IN It's poWerana Wiliil5h6dor
tne heavy drafts tons Its endura6eey they.
NanldAnATer have gnkedsthe national re-
p9tatipn ande Stability on thelrz being ac.
Aepte dlands met. Well. phat has lIEppensg
sd1 EFeEy dollar which tha GOveFntdent-
OF Washing 1reqiigsds 10 b1tf6Ns qEias-
3aeel raisl1i'E Eft5in Bni6dFp psOmpl and
Al1t9oi itfaea E9tt5lo iintereStF and, Is sT1s
= Ecis4f ~ e1asHZg1allsp 9ec1s5 y 4aef
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- SiLoiL NoIlcIS Double the above rates.
Yearly Advertising on reasonabIs teFrlSt Ei6sSFs
Jeps e Aha aGs hum Of ctanSeS
t4i;I 3iSI9, 7l.r-s-3 ~ 35 s}efgHsF
~ lsO PeFs1ns OF rang
Bgsneis not exceeding ave Iines $40 peryear.
oE ~ for A months but for shorter period nofhiof
Viii DO caunted lesl than q SQUARE - I'll -
The privilege pf Animal Advertising Il limited tn
thet AdYefttaerI' own Immediate buSiness; ana All
fur thaI Ibenent Of EothsF 56rsons a
Hel a. all Legal advertisements, and Rdyertis6nahtg
and real estate, sent In by them niuS1
be paid for at the usual rates! g s-t.=3f,
9SeAdVeFtt9ements not accom- with white a
dtrectionA will be inserted unti forbid ANA oharJ
AAeeQFdtpgiYs 1UtlI5 ~ Irs7if - = !
Notices for Political Nesting to be CHARGED In All
Marriigt NUticesof Fuhersil, and aun6ncements
OF sermons, 80 cents each. nopYll359
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a Card to Merchants.

BAITflloRE, March 2{tt, IsaQ.
NTR have now In store. (ald shall eniiiitfnuS %
w receive additions lAlmOst daily, during thO
seASon) SUPERIOR STOCK OF STAPER f.FANOY
DR. GOODS, adapted to SPRING and .9HATNHR
SALES, to which we invite attention
Our long e1periene9 In buGlh6SS enables u to g.
lect our stoek With ESPECIAL RRRRRENOR % az
wants OF the COUNTRY TRADE; and puIehauipG
As We do, ,I&oEuSIVELKsROR OA6H, 1s en- g1S.
city. - - ~ IL w A = Hyi - = s9 2 ~ s osaeE
We have taken advantage oR Elia RRCRlgT DE-
OLINE In n1nst kinds Of Dry 6oods and Our 6foclE
NOW eomprlses linq4 Of RRRsH AND SHAR0NABI,I
Goods at prices AS low as eau be named 81 ~
other house: Our terms are CASH, o. stR ionthu-
credit, for negotiable paper payRble WITH oeISISS
MILLER, OE0UD q AIIILFB
no. $40 Baltimore and 41r6er11u q.
tnh28-lm3 Baltimore. IA
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self-1Teasursment for shirts.
JOHW T1 IIAKIly.i


- E1l5e---1I % Whl17GT- . L1Ein.T =
tIHIIIia REqlIFE AID HAVE oPBlIKD FOR
Yy 1ngpecfipn on Thursdly, March 2qth, q nav
sud Hbll SBlsetSd assortment 81 5fisSHlf sf-f
Cloths, Cassimeresan and PeBtifks 81
Aleoa eonPl lete4 4ssort1ent of ofelINELE3iRHlERGR.
NIsHENG GOODS.
The patrons q the old hrI Gnd the publie IN zen
ora respectfully Invited 70 e9lI and exaian6 ny
stock hOl1rs e efI al Intedd ssIi.
Ehankfdl far the pa atr6nsgo bt toF6d upon the old
hE1ls solicit - tbs sans tor The tiotg
aatnhlt1hnont. JOHN Tia XIX, Nsrehanf Eailnr
?. ..l9 llaiH e, RhseliniI, "a.
fftOBAGCOS.41:1o.il -. s., dafiL alll wet
NJ tfs.ssgH 90 61adin15 q IhSsssS5t Eei1
inst reeeiye5 and for ssle BY
ih9lag 2 9e - 2ee g IL RELhlsY.
ftIHE stSe dsfs 81 as
"A haEHby n1tih elostln u mrs slfiS
toEl o 6frys for the elsuIng year EfU - lsId q
oo4 i tzs7 fs goEFs5 lIt8ss icalt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10
RNalIsH PHILANTHRopY.

Even wellington and BOuapRrte begin to
pale. With their one-barrel artillery cam-
paigns, when compared with our revolving
arms. Englahd's idea OF liberty is free
dom for Eugland and slavery for all man
kind. mean, providing il pays. Other
wise, then slavery for England and freedom
for allothe world. Itis only u question OF
money. India gave mankind Conscience I;
Greece added Reason Rome, Will, but
America, possessing conscience, reason,
nnl will, took out a patent for Energy aud
Trnth. When England engaged passage
FOn board the Secession Pirate she Rccideu-
tally gotintO the wrong boat, and posterity
will refuse to pay back the passage money.
REcEPFIoY OF TuE SLAVE TRADE TREATY.
!eIf You have the least spark of honesty
about slavery, why don't you praise our
peOplesfoF ab0lishiug it in the District of
Columbia? Why do you not get up and
CHEER 1OrAir. Seward for making treaty
with Lord Lyons to put down the. slave
trade. Have we not giVen up another point
the right OF search Owing to our won
derful. activity, England will find that our
people will overhaul the most ships, and
by that means, no doubt, prove that the
slave trade Is mostly carried on by English
ships aud English capital, Rrmedb by some of
the leading disciples of Exeter Hall.
Could every mans Internal care Ge written on Ills
How many would pity share that mise Opr envy
nov!
THE NORTH NOT. APPRECIATED.
The simile is most.applicable to some
Christian nations. What howl would
have passed through England had the
NOrthera army been guilty Of the brutal
atrocities perpetrated by the rebels!at Man
assas aud elsewhere I Using the skulls of
our brave officers for spittoons, boiling off
their flesh to get their ribs for castaueiS,
andsending tokens made from the bones
of our brave mento the fiendsin the shape
of women, who seem TO have acted like so
many ttQresses during this terrible civil
wnr. hoy God hdUe mercy on their souls! !!
iqgp Perish ye traitors and khaves, 4e1
~ Ya changers Of men into slaves,
$50, We rebels, 80 craven and base. = ais
Where now Is yOltt boaEted reliance 5.-
~ And where are yOtir l0OIcs Of deiinhceR
So a MID clouds Of defeat and dlsgrRcsis lie
These men and women are quite. " orthy
ofsyouEsympathy. But turrahI for the
iueniof ths North. huuati4 You have not
the inclination to appreGiate our army of
noble womenand brave men; bat 1 say
l3a { God blea the Union army .43a
atf4 1, And the AAl: by7v which Il RtAntr go
May It preserve with treemen's nerve
What freemen's God demands! iChesFa,l
~ PealS6ht y6 h6lis, y e women pray =.
81 Pqr never yet went forth rt
So grand band, for Law and land,
AS the mnstcr Of the North!
a'n b " A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10
New Spring and Simmer
DRY GOOI0Sl

l-E = -
THE sabScriIer has now recefVsd and opSfsd lse
u eases Of new Spring anIi lGemtnot fLltyl laOOdS
which VIII be sold @ wholesale and retail loFoF
prices than ever before. HAYing pdrchaSSd eanafd.
eraRlf more than tAthnie a. 6ouEht 90 libds q
sea1oh an detsrmiusi tu disPoso oI tei 6ec5FdlnE-
'BBsF NERRIAIGoK, cOcHEg6 and Cd 4 C,i.
eoe% ok equal RFAtl. .at, 12lf eents yard Second
quality, fAst color. Gt %.
RLiEACuND NUsLINS gard Widty 'best elaality, a
13sSe5 IS wide at loo per lard. s.- - -.
iuNBbRAOHHD- MUSLIN, such 6 sod 5 ytelkl
7s9 7sSy e ~ e Hi 4 ~ eth'Tl.
ALI OTHER COTTON so6Ds AZ OLD PRfcEs
BLACK SILKS which aold' always a S1.Iz5k, 20
yard, viii sell 1t S73le.
= In FANCY HEKs I have ail5th5 at uE5G Satisl.
AZ 4H s5sssiea Fl Barred eRpanaSE Eonly
ENGLISH BRREGEs worth 2Se7f 7for ta1<A.7l
GUPRNS BEREGEs, worth S71Ee FnFI -
TRAVELLING DRRSs GOOBG an 6daiifie2 SuA
prieeS - -, -
ctfAhhIRs DE Il4fSRs q low 4 II u 8 SSrd.
AlEo8 large stock and iVBIfSty Of HpRfnG ld 5uul.
mer SHAYLS. CL0AKS 4 3IAhTILIiAG a fhoVOFY
loueSF pr Co9s lti41 - ~ 9i-e'sisff - -9129
NEEbLEWoRKs in netery. .Earstyi cqllaFl FOrth
SOC, for only 25e. - ~ =
oARP PBTs-Eg pieces, Allstylss, ellGapor tn ever
COUNTRY lIEROHANT6u WI huh shSt
my Wholesale Department q more complete tSn q
any PFeVious SpASoni Rad15 IN 6all EOoI ehaai3 IN
such quantities as they require than they oo1Id -
bouEh In ftss BalteRu eittelIFE sitSGaffilS
nh2S-d&WSm ~ la Afaih 81. iYha6IInR.Vat
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

England, France and AmerIes.ssl l.
SIS u n IHT HAS 81 IGIa 5aiIG
Mr.. TRAINS LOUD CHEERS FOR THE AMBRI-
.TIajITs = ANiuNi0S
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IN S o r a N @ II.
SaddIes. .HaiF.nileSs. Thinks 6

80 i>aiE-f ~ sWH0EESAIiB2& Z RRTAIL. -
y. SHHPPARD No.1a1 NaIn Street, corner
81 Uniol, 9t1 cont on hand alargeand
complete Of ali articIesn his lime, consist
aug Of Ladies', and Saddles. Fins COeT9e
ll5rpessi spsti EegGi q Col
would rsspSotfniIy call attention g stock, and
trust by strict attention and propp - merit
c0ntihGanes Of the public patronage 1-.t..l5ss.
All kinds Of repairing promptly done and ~ = pro
per tnHnneE- a- u, 3 II ~ ~ ~,
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'Fi.7sF aENafa a. - f3l55js'1. lIij'1 {

.IIq755EI =, - -
.GaF F@uTC1mphIia .Sfsonr being SO Q1nR Ia
ing 5dSV 8 The EsIplltiopS = Yo1gla landed
TN sthes1 1rimegiin Sopteub BEL, la5i 6nd 4 "a
10t .sIts topols tia S fs5S
be sei1e iiine bat yoa- iorret
lthae 9G ilai 6est 4 I'd & ctif "a = 0bIs
"a "a * ms hgai6st Anetteans - Had ye
5ssl ftsS aiEIsii iIlng amen o. Efeache
men, 9 56lld 6e IN eases sslt ~ fare
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10
Copper & Iifi5.S q. y SSissEli9R IIl! d aIg.
no THE.PuBETGY

-iilt55s 1asfS - % ssfIiSsfI - ~ 81
n NOW keep the Largest alsortraoat Il. yEARn
that eah g touud ID tiie city, ahd "A faiiy 6[S-
plEsd 20 Al ell clfeFlat Gaprt.nntirls YrF ssfff
An kindgnf PI6lIl m 1d n ~ n Sd.
q Ihefk lfel u aTe, and RElsl RottiSloF II
eLesi hieo Coodag and eatlng Store a ~ -
Merchants and others Whiting the = 'tygiu and e
% thelr advantage 70 give me can -.
/ tE5ltinis d1d Guttefs eod3 ESttiy On haIsd =
Al kinda q. JOB WORK IN Dle6tI6 Il Tlrl,lsi
attention. ~ u. tIAI,DWFI1f.ss
- 1851 eli saftlfefll ~
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allgg lltaellfe'Itt Il
!. .HHR1Is O ApvlR.RTllIsINe. !.

TWELvRsOIID LInEs OF NouPAR1n, (oR o. 1E6a.ion
lsi.l...s ). .LEae, NAkE NSaunRE. II LsilsIii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10
TFrom tlle London American, 2lst. 4

Ought England and Ffunee 10 interfere IN
the AMer1cda 5ttNJyleR was the dlestiou in
the Fleet Street Discussion hall, which
tPqldi 20 s91slsurprtseF sayeral supporters
and sympathizing audience, BY throws
ing the responsibility Of the terrible dis.
ItFsss in lancashire resonithelAmerican revo,
luton, the Secession press of England are
aqst i4ddstFi1lslt instr dGtibg Ahe peopleto
encourage immediate Intervention.
The chRer,f-,RfTirh y1,alrS,,,,r, q, tl,, = :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

e .iHterlere,iwe would have arrdhged The,
matter in!half the timesHI Invade us, proud
England, if3you dare, .aUd we win iz
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

The Diplomat tic " Ives haYesbeen howl
ing for months, but the nationiis not quite
tieadLa Z Theq European VulturOs viii have
no opportunityot satiating their appetites-
oh tie CARCASS Of dead ReppbliSl LooEF
6aIf you RLse, and e6mmsh 81 81 eehsure, 20 20
matter whiChss butkeep on your own side
5lhe 5egse. ? We sess not SsgF8 fFiepd dship,
Ne fearnot y6tff empty. E,hemies never
,etray Sbd SthsH tmBash4the betrayal
comes fr6m Jour friend. England buliies
weak natioha and toadies to sffong ones.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

Europe says'toI American stop fightiuRil
America says to- Europe, mind your own
business. Europe says to America, when
rOgues Del 7oSlts swGp reap their re-.
ward, > America says 20 Europe, ,Fhep hons,
est men fall out, Z arOguese stand reddy TO-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

l6S ssssssfot g q SSsFs@sag eSiSs To- s,0@ the Us
STRONG teetinS that exists la England for
the sqeGess Of the, Southa ME. Train GER
tainiy is bold man to- attack such num-,
bers, but 1t must be remembered that he
never forces his opinions upon his audi
euce-tbat is, he never rises until loudly
called FOR, ss was The case oh MOhday nisht
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10
ANENGLIsHYII.EEiWIIT z OF 8 I -AMERICA

The The FinHneiel Peslt.on OF the United
The London Daily Negs, of the Goth
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10

VT 4a{ER no LONGER A cHIcREA, 81
England .mEy not be accnstnmed to this
kindJ6t tdlksfT but it's high tidde she unts
derstood; that s.Americne ceased 70 be Il
chicken when shs-spashed up all the Euro
'pean5 nkSies BY thar littlS 6aN6D seasfght ne
Fortress Monroe, which the Times, IN fts
gs9iissgAiegs So lgisg9gs Iesgtss t JsqqA 9t
ne 4'otoAtae Do you suppose that the
AInef eficaui President SW6dlds have 3liuwed
the iRfepahi Minister toI ta pu gone .t6F RislTb
imOhd without the SANCTION orr Admin.
istrationG The oug lit ,Tioaid eS1
Plaih to you that Mr. Ltucolniaad MrsiseRl
ard ptauhed the ole, Rfia ~, and 10 acZ
knoWled edgemepgt gtor. .thelssISice rendered. by:
btaAEes th9l = esidea 3 pays the Emperor the
high Soup ineAt 6E koIhgs d1 ,6oasd the
Freuch frtgate ENHashington tone-Lhs u tirSt
tifde ftl1 a6ters1one by any Pfesftient..
The Ministee ekhosulIkely vent down to tell
Davis that the EmpHrslgS Tas6 6S1 Cd OF
his acquaintance. seessssa f1 q =
q 7IgsA or SIlEFA9HY7WFTH ANERICA. {
g &, sehliispep, You see nothing In. a
AmericH % e6hftnend WY do ron look
s0sdisheGttensd 1t tue 6a "a I eitshf 6f 40.
,tal Qfr eYt QEleagS2 Does Il reminds ySn,
81 he-Rfftgrs of 3euetrl 5JIct tSdid2R EJPh Il
tsit l4ODeOntiHudllJ idOsGFS that ID 3 tlett
mail viii bring anothgr 'Bdils Run 4 Il 5filt.
tail You ntlOmeh-s- -it -becaus the Wish
81 al. Q li9 yItt :
lies pa sls SQIi rliset4 81 hepray yons sptay
ever nisbk ipn Re edeyIii iteEetsesE esEsFefy.
thing ip 9us {S6F you iaslaia. Y6a Would
IspRdOhs If you daredlto, t.
alet5teitaF 4ptktoRn. No
wonder Yoa 90 Get g my mspi iouipg York
memories Lug gisAmen. Mcclellan has
lien tHfof6 E66- -fafiFn 0lon - eou1o fi1,,lf
that Wds6lu tlls III tElsr. contlrvF :,
and The fFaifI = ~, most 1tEeiy 8 &
W.T. lllgt1ig giRei1ts his sword aEII1ord,
= q2etl4 4as-tl1 1df = 53fllilAf 6coat3otlF
u slel "a I1Eiz4 hless efi4 G9qeG p =
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ENqEAND. JEAIous OF AMgaIoA.

. How absurd fot5 the learned speaker to
say that AmeIieal isiRlMay aysiinsulting Eng
l4lds lf4it4 issEtnHes why not resent it:
when tue gauntlet is THROWN down why
don't y9p take IT, up: . MOL Nr o. GhAirmsu,
the fault Of or people lis they thick too
much of Englaqd. else they would not feel
so sensitive I Your,mQst unmAnly, ungen-
erousI unnatpr4lI conduct. America hate
you! you are misintormed, II is tue elder
who hnRias the knnticr.r Z, nifnn,, - -
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
Arrivals and Departures.

LIvEErooL-steamshp EdnburgaaA " Wendell Clap
ham, McChesney, E II ScuIn, Robert Strain, Rev
Bracket, Professor Jewet Chas Ref. Capt Bravo,
Mrs Bond child Mrs Crofs and child Mrs Thomas and
child, John Smith and wife, John wills n and John
Ross Leonhard Bond, Captain Newand. n children
and nurse N Tiien, Edmund A English, Miss Wardel,
Mrs Mary Read Mrs Richard %ithe and child. Rev Davis
ARMSTRONG Andrew Lethein VIM Laurie and WIFE Misses
Wescot,, Estevan Mir II Quick, Gilman Hawks,
Chase, Geo Gerard E Male Jones, A Edwards,
Gutierrez, Mrs Gutierrez, Mrs Petegrew Miss Ansten,
john Houston Henry Hack Geo Taylor-with others
the steerage. 305UCO in specie
SOUTHAMPTON HAvRE HAnnuRG-Steamship Saxo-
nia-M!ss A Rohmann, Holzapfcl, New York; Charles
Prah London; Alexander Strauss Phadelphia Mr. and
Mrs Maurcio Baer Mr. and Mrs Antonio Baden Emil Rost
Meisel, Magnus Frank, New York; Peyser, Boston
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Stern Washington Charles Geach and
child, Philadelphia; II Wohltr, San Francisco Philip
Haas New York VI Aschhenl, California; Mrs Philippine
Maurer aud child Mrs Rnpp and child Mrs Helena Mentzel
and infant New York Mrs FIR Renner Brische Phade-
phia G Hiniichs, Miss Macberen, Mrs Milford New
York Captain G Hoyt Boston: Lenheinl, N Bruhl, s
Sommer eld Behm job Peter Koch, New York; Helne-
mann, PHILADELPHIA; William Boess 81 Louis John Hey
mann, William Deckenback and child, Mr. and Mrs Weibel,
New York: Felix Schweder Lima Mrs Seheiblc Mrs Ham.
child, Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs Charles schrach and
child Mrs serach, child and infant WiamspuIg Fran
els Lcseur Captain Kummicker, Hugo Brown, New York.
and others steeralr. Total, l02 Specie, $l60c0)
The New York herald., 1862-04-06
The British Press on the Eman-
cipatiOn Message.
Hostility to the Union Still
Prevalent.
The Negro Not Worth the Cost, and Scarcely
ga Man and a Brother
-xDecease of a Prominent 1ohdol
Newspaper,
he., &e., &C.

Our European newspaper files by the Niagara rsache
city from Boston last night The papers are dated
21st of March, and contain the details of ele
graphic report from Halifax, published in the HERALD
Friday morning.
despatch from St. Petersburg OF the goth Of March
says
The Journal de st. Peerssourq (ofcial organ Of tc.iay
publishes the reply of Mr.. Seward the despatch Of
Baron Soeck Mr.. Seward thanks Russia for her advice
md hopes be able follow with the consent the
people He believes that when the is ended by the
complete and permanent restoration OF the Union upon its
ancient constitutional bases suitably modified humanity
will admire the hdeiy constancy, and wisdom OF the
Emperor
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending March 10 gives the following results when
pared with the previous week
Rest. .93 Cos, ,544 Increase. fo,oss
Public deposits. SOIL eo4 Increase. 4s3 7s3
Other deposits. 13, $40 92S Decrease AZ, $50
On tho other side Of the account
Government securities SO 76261 Decrease f492 ESQ
Other securities ls,13es2 Decrease. 14o 726
Notes unemploysd. 10, ,451 435 Increase. 67s, ,525
Tho amount Of in circulation is fI9 s7Ol5o be-
ing decrease OF fl4s 1885, and the stock of bullion
both departments f1o $50, showing OF
952l ,l75 when compared with the preceding
The London Star of the 21st Of March says
The Horeiuq Chronicle was aot published yesterday
morning. and may therefore be regarded defunet With
she exception of the Public Ledger the Morning Croele
was the Oldest daily paper in London, it having been
tablished in 177o For long period it took the lead of
the ether journals and represented the whig party and
whig politics with great ability and fidelity. rhs paper
declined grad ay in influence from lsso till about twelve
years when it passed Of the hands Of its then
proprietor Sir John Eas hope and became the property
aud the organ of the Peee party This party hs
large sans OF money upon it, but although il became in
their hands exceedingly able journal its influence did
not revive. When the Peelites took Office ber
deems administration, they neglected their organ in the
press and shortly Afterwards changed hands. It's
downward course then rapid II has been intiatsd
10 that its publication viii be resumed Monday
next but all the probabilities against such revival
The London Times OF the same day says
There issue Of the Morning Chronicle yesterday
The Offices were shut up, ald pacard affixed outside
formed the world that the publication of the Morning
Croicle is unavoidably deferred until Monday next
March 24.' The Morning Chronicle only eight years
short q the centenary Of its birth having been establish
I'd in ITO.