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FIR EIGHTS.

"a, r. - r. u II u - &g $s38 gEE
ny this route. FTsights Of all dssertptisA1 can BE-
fcv~ aSdsd from Fhiisdclphia. New York, Boston or
RAlsimere,io 10 or fton any point ON the kailroaAs
Icvs az Missouri, By RAILROAD DIkECT.
The Pennsyt ytsania Railroad slso sonMeefs at Pits,
bnvx with StGamcrs, By which Goods can b. forward
% 70 asy point on ths Ohio. Musk tAGun ksssucey
Tennessee. cumberland, Illinois, iscopsin, Aiasts
si1pi. nssoari. Kansas, Ark snass and Ned Rivera;
sHA at C4svessd, Asndusk ky and Chicago WITH
70 alt ports on the North-Wcstsrp Lakes.
Merchants and Shipper sptruSting the Transports
tion o their Freight - this Com psny cas- rely viii
eoaAaeBee on its speedy tfaBsi.
The A4ates ~ FreigAt
To and from any point In tho West BY the rsnnsyi-
yaniA Cegtrai hxiIfosd, are st all nmes AZ FA-
vOKABLE AS AKE CHANGED by OTHER RAIL.
ROAD COMPANIES, 1853
NJ Be particular 70 mark packages, ..vlA Pssn.
CssrRAt x. R-'LU
For Frsixht CcsrActs or Shipping Directions, sp-
X. r. Sass, 81. Losis, Aissosr.
d. A. A.sTEWAkT, Freight Ageat, PittsbsreA.
ELAKkkA CO., Trana1os kSsAta,
II. ", BROWN 4 Co. Cinciensti, o.
nc. NELDkUM CO., Madison, Ind.
!, n. AO0HH. Louisville, Ky.
W. W. AIkAAN d Co., kv ans yiile, Ind.
CLARKE Z CO., Chicago. liz.
W.H- Z 4. l.. Ia sGLEY, Gsiiipolis, %.
G. b. NEAL, Parker.burg, Va.
HALL 4 CO.. Marietta, O..
s. PIERCE CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
M'DoWELL M'coLA Ponsmcuth, o.
X N'kkELY, MaysviiIe, Ky.
J.P. JOnNs0N lapley, %.
JOHN TODD, Gov ingtpn, Ky.
G. l.. HEAToN, Cleveland o.
E. G. ME.DRuA, Gehl Travelling AE'tfor
the South and West.
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our Rebels ~ she DrisisA Csars


The appeal Of the Confederate commits
sionen to the government Of Great Britain
urging the recognition Of the Southern
Confederacy as an independent power Of
the earth, has found its way into the
papers. II is q rare document, and especi-
ally sweet on the Constitution, and as Bit
ter as any Northern locofoco or conserva-
tive sheet upon the tyranny Of the Gov
ernment Of the United States. and the
violation Of the Constitution BY the pres
ent Administration.
We give few specimens Of the docu-
ment for the deiectation Of cur readers.
WAS SLAVERY THE CAUSE OF SECESSION
The wisdom of that course is not mat
ter for discussion with foreign nations.
Suffice it to say that thus we're the great
American institutions framed, and thus
have the remained unchanged to this day.
1t was from no fear that the slaves would
be liberated that Secession took place.
The very party in power has proposed to
guarantee slavery forever in the States,
If the South would but remain in the
Union. Mr.. Lincoln's Message proposes
no freedom to the slave, but announces
subjec,ion Of his owner to the will OF the
Union, in other words to the will Of the
North. Even after the battle Of Bull Run,
both branches OF the Congress at Wash
ington passed resolutions that the war is
only waged in order to uphold that (pro-
slavery Constitution, and to inforcc the
laws (many of them pro-slavery), J, and out
of l72 votes ID the Lower House, they
received all but two, and in the Senate all
but one vote. As the army commenced
its march, the commanding General issued
an order that no slaves should.bs received
into, or allowed to follow, the camp.
DELICATE GROUND.
The undersigned are alsoaware that the
anti-slavery sentiment 50 university prev
alent in England haB sh1unk from the idea
OF forming frisndly public rektions with
= government recognising the slavery Of
part Of the human race. The question of
the, morality Of slavery Il is not for the
undersigned TO discuss with any foreign
power. The authors of the American
Declaration Of Independence found the
African race in the colonies to be slaves,
both by colonial and English law and BY
the law of nations.
Those great and good men left that fact
and the responsibility for its existence
where they found it,; and thus finding
that there were two distinct races in the
colonies, one free and capable Of main
tanning their freedom, the other slave, and.
in their opinion, untitled to enter upon
the contest, and to govern themselves,
they made their famous declaration Of free
dom E3eF the white race alone. They eyen-
;ual!J planned And pui IL operaiion il Inc
course Of . few years, two plans Of gov
srnment, both resting upon that great and
recognized distinction between the white
and the black man, and perpetuating that
distinction a the fundamental law 81 the
government they framed, which they de-
clarsd - b framed for ths bene6t Of thsm-
selves and their posterity; in their own
language, 70 secure the blessings Of lib
erty to ourselves and our posterisy."
AN ADMISSION.
The great object Of the var, therefore,
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-. ,,,;o,o attention of Napoleon, and that
Conncil Of Ministers bad been held nron u. he
n,ld O, he surf-ed If the matter We're iad heiorr
ria. Eoclish Government III still more pressing
,oauner with IA view OF speedy solution. lie
,rges thai the movement must he speedy too. Oar
,on.ion yonld he OF eiIsct IN view of The possible
reelection of The present Congress. lie says: do
not preieud 10 say whether the move nent will be
followed by any immedi'ts effect; whether France
will take tue lead, with the expectation that Eng
laud canuot do otherwise than follow, or whether
both will not a, the time. l only know that
France il Convinced that the present moment is the
oIost OpUortuue for united action. lie Insinuaie-
that Lincoln and some of his advisers would not
object to tome gentle pressure.
TIE Times edi;orially continues In point ont the
u ion prospects as more gloomy, but The Dady
Mrs cOmUais such views, and speaks OF Northern
policy with continued confidence.
Most OF the London Journals alude 10 the financial
criss in America, and reit tate their structures uio
the ia sc fnancisl policy Of the Government. Even
The STIR charges the Washington Cabinet With the
most deplorable ignorance Of true economy.
TIE Times argues that, If the position had been
been reversed. the Americans would never have
ecogn7ed the blocsade ~ England had done, bn'
would have broken it, under plea OF self presoiya
ton.
Some of the journals attack Archbishop Hughes
for certain revolutionary remarks which lie ihade III
u speech in the Durlin Parliament,
Chinese afaIrs md claimed attention. Ihe MINIS
tiers defended teir course, asserting that they only
iutericred 80 far TO protect the ports devoed 10
commerce, ard had no intention of going further
| The Queen contributed, AS Duchess OF Lancaster,
| e. 600 10 the funds rairing by the wealthy land
| owners in tie manufacturing districts.
| IL WAS asserted that the French Government adj
dressed "a circular TO the European powers who re-
coguized Itals urging the necessity OF the European
Congress 10 settle the Roman question.
Tie Bourse was frm, az 6Si y0c.
| The Itali,n canton Of Tcino threatens TO secedt
from Switzerland. The Federal Diet bad deter
"a ined TO prevent the withdrawal.
II was asserted that Garlbaldis projected exped
ton to Rome is given up.
TIE report Of a cons piracy being discovered at
Warsaw il confirmed.
Omar Pasha claims decided victories over The
Mont,negrius but tn accounts were contradictory
| The CbiDa nail shows tie reported Disasters :
the Allies unfounded. They had however, with
drawn their forces TO Slanghae.
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Passenxers Sailed

In sfeamsaip Sazsa,a for Hamburg Mrs. and Miss 0sds
shi so a"d ore Ms@ph.s =. B. EOrrpsush 5.
M MSy NJ " Mr. ."S Mr. Bsi. Ms. Gpns
sonsg Mr.. A. s'aisg 40 child A. @ If}ou j. A. Holm.
Samson f. Mou J. Rrckerdorf, Sew.io,ki J. Rotinow,
iam6org Capt Bs,eT ard .,o, sePo.ni Bsrn'ss z. d
ss"sI v.s.s III HS.s s asas s
w.. wo Esss"s c Jasob z.pp Charles Mu.r JONI
Thoma C. Brink j. Fn-richs Gabriel Rosen.en. Joseph
SewY ok Fr.ncs a"r.i. Brooklyn; MAJ Blnulein Leo.
poId Greenbsuni Baltimore; John u,,orode, bscteassck
Cns.. Bsst%s1 g. LIp M Fu sDa A Gsy
Erge Albsny Josrn Tome michel B.Darnin sirsu. BENZ
ss.o,e Aaph Tem-r Peter kssns. M ana soS
three eb,dren Mr. and Ms Ge,sch sua three children
Philadelphia Rid., Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. r Dop Mont
pms; A. %. Mar chu,z Cincinnati; n Rech,ep. Nsw'
YORK; G. scn s.i%o's Fr;ps. s'd d;4:oa a. ,n;
CHI den Jos 1ouvcua, Jupgbrns Gus'ay B,s12n, :.
Bausnect, Leopold Strauss al 81 Ne" 'foIh; ~ n n.ca
Yo,s Mrs Fanny eus; after aud children, Mrs VAesks
bec,er M. vsIo'k. Maria Bscksr vgni, Mis-. he% %.
Yo1s Ho A""' Ksa ciasioa. Mr.. WIN. Ferry Ferry i s9a
ne &c :t1ac. sc'.. ' o" E 's oSs Mr. N
ad nf.rt. ed M, PNso'son NJ Rocker "
io.-p5 Nor. 300 Wn. D,wq j. G. kir i We
Ooh dfruz aud infant, Nh Caflt0i ItcN
in aus wi. Talon i@ks ~. r. bsp,tae " pssyt.j 80
PiiIot lanes ~ scott Plsd-lphai Grogs odshsan oeo
Wa.,r Mr. Oar ngsr r. Mcrwan. M. Lononto, X CerstS
" White, Edward X. Warrington Henry We't rnns ~.
hd.a Ls Bun, Mater NJ Brup, May Fisher ,e,ysns
~ q Wr.t Gen T. Wet ". Robertson. John Issscs
e. Lewis, ". RsLt Thes Geins jr Stephen g. c,asaau:
Wctvay T. Mel, Co4 ia- Juo. B. Wilson, John Maeksy.
Nm. ti.e, Daniel Lol goridse, John A. DcnOly, W.
Cover a NJ Aro.'ique Rcnsrd p.vis, WT; Dsyi', ID
= u,,yry snd I,d,. Ma ter J. Higsins Martin Higgins,
iho. ~ Bell and w. W. Lawhe, with Others In the steer
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plainant then introduced tho en-. ck signed by Mr.
Labnut, in favor Of Mr.. Pepin, for SO, 600, ard
,sO the pts.-book Of the Company, showing u clear
balance in iis favor of more han the amount drawn
tor. The chief pont fsI,ed by The oei,n danis WAS
shat il was not M pepia but Mr.. Labatnt, VINO
had c.me of action against the Bank, M me crawee
-f the cueck bad not ace .jed the me, or under
certain coudiiions-tbe receiving OF Confederate
noteB in payment. condition acceptance, ho'
greed TO bv the interested party, was in effect, no
,ccertsnce nj all. Counsel for plaintiff Mr.. Rose
lus, then entered into Al able argumen To prove
that tie Bank was liable both III law ana equity
The care is held noder adv semeut. Delta, 10Th.
THAT EUANCiPArED SLAVE.
IL will be remembered by our readers mat Save
woman named Ansise came iuto Cont, The day te-
ore YESTERDAY anu obtained her eiuanelpsllcn ny
Eating that her mistress had told her 10 90 To the
| Yankees Yesterday, Mrs. J'~eihine N'choito'
the owner of the freed woman, eheeieu MO N'u''
aud somewhat turned the tabts on ntr Ny " Pun,
statement Of the case. IL appears thae aiSe ha'
oeen owned bv Mrs. Nicholson Tor the last Y years
i,d had had several children during that Tine, all o
whom were well raised Ia the family. ON oi re- 'u
Tor tLe.e children, her owner, VITO apleals To De
,sther b.novoe old lazy, bud reir.hned iron pun
!suiui. TIE mother loo ounber oi diagram! oh.pseo
AusIre had PEI mia,iJn 10 work Tor heIscl giving o
err mistress the sun Of % me- per day; ou' Nu.n
| nard lines came on, sue asked Ony to pay oV
,iuta. Som alter, Anaise, not salr'd WIN 'i'-,
w,shed 10 pay only 10 cents per diein, which WAs
eremp oriiy used, her mistress SAY rlo hau
n, tier STAY al home with her, or hire berscu out "
lie month. II appears that The nesIess hau oesi
getting gradually DISCONTINUED, bavin1 got notion
A, ter le4d thai she could obtain her tcodon " go
n,g 10 the Provost Court AM ltl- Juuh Ous s"."-
iug She threatened her mstress WIZ thi', w"o re-
| plied: every well 60 aud make your 'omP''ih ana
| will max. nine so hat the COart can drci.e Le-
tyy,,. HIS" Sac lad new told her ~ 20 tie lan-
ke,s or apywnere ,lso, Unt size did give peH'is-
sion 10 m Ike a compliant II slio chosed Dnurr tue
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t3lta Gta'r1's ~ 10 =. \. Tribune
INuRD srATks Ann, OrNRRAL liosPIrAt,
tlabks sIkfnr, bALfIaoks Aus. :, lotAN
I herewith forward the names oil soldiers "ho
died iuils General Hospital during the inst week
~ AngusD j. T. I. WooD Asst CLERK.
JOIN Nollnd Go. G. SD Pc. Aug !, sunsho wound
SIT ". ...raahaD, 60. p i2th UsinL, aug gulshot
D.vli F.tief. 81. L. tth OHIO CAV. Aug Z, pyoma' .,
= L. Pr.u 20 g. at u =. iuf.. Aus = i.ors typhoties
~. ~ 81 ciutlns.. Go T.. 3tl W. aug :. smpuiatlon-
Iuld tolu.. o. 4, 1'h Ne, Aug 2. loon. y pnpioe''
j. T. Pssv, Co. u, 3n \. al AUG :. phhHi' puinonAis
Iiuol, coleman 20 n, 7,t Pa, Aug s. gun'hot wound
Al.lst Auiei g." %, 5tb y. l., Aus D. gnnsnot wound
VI N.V.,n 90 4. ga Pa, Aug 4 sunshot wound
r,.f boz. Irr 90 / Ian Pa, Aug D gnnshot wound
Samuel i.ea.rr,ou 90 -. sd Pa aug gun'hot wound
Co.. s b. Inomp,ou. r. pa Mass Aug Kunshol wound.
Lola .,uons 90. II. SD Pa Aus D icbri. . phodea
t.tes kemp 60 g. cd n 4, Aug phthi.i' pulmonaIis
yd.ln lId, Co. h. 95th Pa, Aug !, gunshot wound.
hn Co,A 60. o. 7th Me-. Aug. 4, phthisi. puimonas.
Dsvd tfogglry "A Ith u . lob Aus q, phtniss put
Corp lhos. lill 90 |, 8t Ia, Ang !, gln'hot wound
FdneIi Thomas, Co L. 18Th ONO Aug l. f-br1 ypho.tes
LIZ.
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TITO weekly Cotton nIlTke' received " Jma.
LIVERPOOL BKEADsTUFFs MARKET, A <. D.
sSsoes co. ' Wsseaed Nah Co. AID Ans
ca repor,.: Flour tending dovnWard American 2ii60
fs6 whs., quiet. viii PERIL decline Of Id y GENITAL
H. ~ "1W... 9yIl1 keS sousern i'nii 70.
kj6. Corn T. active snd sigbtly higher Mred 1913
LivEKPooL Pxousiox MAKKET The skrt I. generally
ch,Ds-1 Pork heavy Bacon actve at 81 l56 Lard quiet
q U4Sis Ialow has downward tendency s.les at a. o
PsoDuoA-rhe Broter.' circular reports Ashes quiet.
Pots Re Pearl. 3's Rosn easier .ses Of oommoo st
SG2ie s.s TOfPen,ine At no.. Sugar sc;ive ord Cd
higher Coffee hrm. Rice quiet, steady Cod Oh in
.civs Whale On steady II $50 Liuseed OH 6rm at 42j
LoSDox MArKxr.-Bsrinss circular reports: BaEADsruyys
h,vs wn-ard tendency lsoS sr@er; ~. ana rar..
buoy.nt RICE .osdy. sPiaTs TuKPEkrIsH aue, al iG3
LlssgrD On hrInsri sale. ~ TALLow steady 4sl.
SKcrh irIss still declining Bgring quotes
IhDoi. Central shares at 3l4do d.couDt tres 26 0t
CossoLs closed on Friday at sssas4 for Money
IAyKs MAEEET, July a. orTos 'aes Of the week
1000 bales market gu but met kewOresus ues ordi.
n.iIe z3Oi do. bss 239f stock IN port ~ W. bales
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, 3.-COTTOS.-The Gales on Saturday
leto osss incladDs 1900 bse' 'peculsos AID
rter Tie closed hrm, with an Upward ,ends y,
tbougs quotations remain unchanged
BEk1nsruygs-Flour steady. Wheat quiet and steady.
rEesuosThs uarke, IL dull excep, for Bacon which Is
Losoos JdCqo.os closed Saturday s3iG93' for money.
AxEhicAx STocEsIbc st,st sales were: Illinois Central
shsIss 'isesSi discount Ehe Rsii~sy 70. an.
1.-THE following. by the Jura, from Cape Race,
reached us too Late for morning EDITION Of Satuf
dsy.l
The Jura has7S cabin and ZOE Storage passen-
ger.
TIE Times lCity Article) draws attention 10 the
fact that, within short period, United States s.
have allen from 80 70 G3, and Is being Tho lowest
point ever touched.
NEWS BY THE CITY OF cALTIPOaF.
SAB led 20h1
The Paris correspondent VI The London T;m,s
tels.yes thai tie American question oecuIie, tine
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF acknowledgements. .
feared.

s'.,msh'p-Chespeaks Crowen Portland H. b. Crowen
CO. ,
Ship.- Ores, Western Frrber liverpool c. Marshall 4
Co smiy Aprsa >trctl D. Liverpool. J. D Baker Co. ;
uinn nab, tg..t hcur.'h, Loni ,nd.rys @. J. Knox
60 T.u~r,n~ u lu-s liverpool, W. 4 A Nelson; Jo-
h. ana trrr. J. lOnSe. LoDJ.n. VIM siem 20;
Gr.-l Va Bon. ram g. una. and Msraeaibo Prospers
fNr,sl Scluix QL.rrS,oun. fGnch Nei. exc " rnd'i
Item Aigu.ti or re, Iorte-auPrnce n Murray ~ !
C,lton Pennr ,'svsps II. !. Lyusn Lucy Francis Cray
New Ofr,is. X 4. Buck Go. -, ~ n.
bri.s-P n ~ k.r farrsrd New-Orlesns y. II. bns
h,u. 40 Nina La-,h u. Glasgow sturges, Ceirnian
Co Are .,sr.l. f.t-li, Csi,. J. & c. A. D-"oi'
-cho,aws-h.ry harris tBcl. Johnson. nassau Eness
gs,i.ui, rvi'-b n ,havay Port Royal ID. G. Murray L.
tIoiku O. DO !. "a hi f'on Nan brunt s'asht Acta
ria. Higsif Nriru e. Beck CO fdnce Of Wales brI
a. i.,,.,- ffas, L. r. & C. A Dewoli; Kate Fled, Allen
N.,gOd.an. y. {. Nmr,y; hystic Wiley tBrl Russell,
Aie,.mor..s Kiu; D.toue; J. w tsnsling Boston Day
ION: An. 4 .sr ~ ith RIO Jsueiro 8. y. small Co.
s.surrs--ifsa' ~. eg,ns Nsw Orleans. mos Aea
sio Co; H.Ac s,.Ja- Allen. Providence, Ia helay.
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Tho u. s. Steamer TuSCarOra Looking
After a Rebel Steamer.
The Vigilance Of Our Cruisers Justiflea
by Earl Russell
NEW TALK ABOUT MEDIATION.
Departure Of Gen. Fcrey for Mexico
WLRLIKE PROCLAMATION BY GlRIBALDl.

81. JOINS N. f., Saturday, Aug O. 1862
The steamship Scotia, from Liverpool on Saturday
Aug. 2, via Queenstown on the 3d. was boarded by
Me News Yacht off Cape Race ct 10 o'clock this
kreroon.
Her advices are two days later than those by the
Jura
The Scotia has 200 passengers, among them Arch
bishop Hughes.
Tue United States soop-ofwar St. Louis was at
Madeira July p.
Tue TuscaroIa was at Queenstown, supposed TO be
booking after the new steamer known az No. 900,
bound from Liverpool for Nassau, desiVDed for the
Coniedsrs'es, which had put into Holyhead, where
oil her men left Der.
Various rumors were current, especially on the
eontr z, Mt ID 10 intended mediation IN American
affairs.
The IuGepsndance Beige asserts that France,
Russia, aud Epglaod are negotiating. The two
former bsve made propositions to England, but Dad
received no 6Dal reply
Another rnmor is that England has se.n specia,
envoy 10 Washington TO urge President LincVip tl
tax the initiative tow ard peace if ne w-he toavc'd
offers Of mei ttiou. Another unlikely ruinor from
Paris is that England IS secretly negotiating WIN
Washington to couateract a possible establishment
of Tie great emp re CT Mexico and the SOdthern
States under French patronage. All hese must b.
taken FIR what they worth the authorities beng
wholly uDtrusiwortby. ~
The army mud Nary Gazette has no faith IN
Erg6sh mediation for rome tine 10 come.
The Bishop of OXFORD ha. recommended his clergy
70 pray for peace.
Forty merchants and shipowner Of Liverpool hav-
iny ,penoriazel Earl Rus ell relative to the alleged
violation of interuati nal la by tie Union cruisrs
"a the Bshaca Waters Russell replied through Mr..
Layard, in effect jusiying the ceeding' OF tic
cruiss's owing TO tue practice OF sendiug vessels 20
the Bahamas for the purpose Of running he blockade.
He recon nends strict attention 10 the Queen =
peutr4li'y proclamation
Gen. Pope's proclamation that his army must
henceiorth TIE country In which 1t IL, had
been construed into tie adoption OF sys'em OF
rspipe, aud provoked some unfayorsble comments by
the pres.
Sir +. b. Head, advocates in The Times that the
cheapest defense for Canada is for England 10 pro-
chain system of retaliation such rs IT tie Amer.
CABS invade Canada and burn Ioronto, England wilt
lombard and barn Boston, &c.
There bad been party debate III the Commons
Nessrs Co,den and Disrseh reviewed aud generally
deprs,,txd the Ministerial policy during the part
session. Lord Immersion spoke In Its oe'ense
The hasty action in the Trent affair waS denounced
el,d defended.
There w.rs rumers Of the carly marriage OF the
Pr nee of Wales, either TO Danish or PrusslaI
DflleefS
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LIVERPOOL, Ang. 2.-Tbe steamship Europa from
Boston Va, ii ,lfsx, mas arrived.
TIE Unit States st.a fIigate Tuscarora left
On enstown on the evening of the LIST, destination
unknown.
TIE London Spectator treats the last news from
America as the most dishearening yet received by
the friends Of tie North shows the loss OF heart
has come the Northern people. II thiuk-, that
however silent the uassee are, they may yet arise
In their strength for last grand effort. The zane
journal also Saturday tevIews, while others oe-
neunee Archbishop Hughes, for his speech in Dub
hn.
A, pubhc meeting in Liverpool for the relief Of
the distress in the manufacturing districts, up
wards o: Els coo were subscribed on the SPOT.
The Paris BOuse is trDi; Rebles 69f.lOc
The French have reocoupied the Roman frontier,
recently evacu ted.
Gs,b.loi has Issued proclamation TO volnnteex
30 s.semble at Sicily, announcing that the time Of
tciion has arrived. Tie destination Of the exledi-
ton IL unknown.
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Arrived.

Bark nur,-ru .i.-r schuwiag iPrusisn ssege Cardiff u
dHyf cool FaHcs. Neinsk@ NeHd- July u. Tax ~ -
lua. 81 Co. ,posr ship cory. hrnc, 10. Liverpool -
Bars Drslf rotouD. Dehung, Ne~-U Orleans July -.
suss, oot'on. a 20 Hsfbeck a Co.
Isrk k.f Poxi. a. J Mills Havana II days. sugar 70
master P,tiD Lower Quarantine for orders =,
B.r~n'ine lon'A tbr. = Yarmouth. " 81 kichan, 81.
Nsnis -, hides sud ooae- e. srs {. son Co.
Brs My,siJ On. VI St. Joha N D. Small. Iruxino July
~, hi.s 70 8 :. 'u..l
hrs - Cavern. tBr Of Turks Tslsnd). Doherty, Aux
Csyrs Iuly - iogwoad IN Wilson Camnan
l,is yt- "a, datano y. s. Campbell. Carthssena
Jrly ~ ii In. snd coGre "a =. /. Eevius Son.
Bis Th-sd do tAa.isll Magenta owanisa Eng d days,
cos q ,rler. -, 49,,
Bris Am Geiert Brl Cochran Linsan, c. b. II days
coal 70 u n Dewoii
schr wsico.t Psris Boston days mdse. TO j. c. Day
ton Co -
sclr Jmi, C,ow.a Joue.por. 10 days, spars to T. D.
Brown a.
-chr p o. si~ysr poooin, Fortress Monroe days. To
baia O. Bfer Son CO . -. -,
Scor K... ~Nsr weed Fortress Monroe 80 hours bal.
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