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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
The Subscriber has opcncla
PUBLIC HOUSE. IN FRANKLIN,

end hopes to merit success in the enterprise, Ly
having obliginS and faithful hestlers TO take the
best of care "t horses. and by keeping his table
we'll supplied with substsnt ial food for man,
The object OF the Propri, Tor will be to make tbs
" Franklin House u home for the traveller, and
place where he inay have his wants supplied
promptly and cheerfuly. and at reasonable prices,
His buildings have hetn recently repaired and re-
tilted, and he la. many eouveniences which will
make the f." Franklin House u desirable stopping
place. ALEXANDER MARTIN.
franklin, Jan. Il. lS62. u
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Whoopinx CouIh.-The chief cause Of all rup-
children may he traced to this pain, and this
result be checked by using HaHntwsiFs tairersni
Cough Rtmedy. lei free Of Component. which re-
free Of the y check the suns. and
allow the cough have its 10 qist way 10 enough
to Of one preparation Al email outlay all that
claim for Il will be PROV d. aud full particulars found 10
the smphlet. To be had Of all agcns proprietor
See advertisement In another column. Inns
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DISASTERS.

brig Marcus, from Bucksport for New York, ar
at Newport having experienced very heavy wealth.
Ell on the passage, and dnEing gale was Obliged
to throw overheard about 90, 900 shingles
Brig Edwin, Of wsldoboro, from Cardenss Tor
Portland with molasses, went ashore on the North
side Of the island. and Is nearly full OF water
Lost 40 hid. molasses will probably be got of.
Sch Scioto, of Trenton, now on the marine rail-
way at Newport, it is reported, was to be sold on
Wednesday last.
Sch A NJ Bartlett, Bartlett, Of and from Boston
for Sagua, struck on . reef (no nAme) at Bay Alb
AGO, on the 5th. Part Of the materials and cargo
we're sayed aud taken 10 Nassau N 7. The a u
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IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prrpartd o. Cma,''nV l.. Chs,seman. W. d.,
A,r York CITY.
The combination Of ingredients In these Pills the
suit Of long aud extensive practice They are mild In
their operation aud certain Of correcting all Irregularities
Faithful transformations. removing all obstrucon- whether
from cd otherwis. headache. pain in the side" papi-
ta"n u the heart disturbed sleep which ARISES II oD
interruption 81 nature.
To MARRIED tAptfs,
Or. Chez srman'- Pill. are invaluable, they VIII brit
The monthly period Hitn regularity. Ladhs who have
disappointed 10 the pf other Pills can place The
Confidence In pr caecsemaa. fl doing all that
they rrpFeseuie! 10 do.
NO r &c T.
Thy should be used during Pregnancy mi.c1r-
risse souhi ceri sinly r'sult Il ercfrom.
Warranted iareIy vegetable and free from anything
injurious to life or health. Explicit directions which
should We read, accompany each box. Price 81 seu by
mail eucel.iay 81 10 the General Agent. sh Icy the
Druggi.ts every in the Uuted states. For sale
by {. q. Peck, Ellsworth. Ne.
H. lit 1CIlIN0S.
General 59sHt for the tnt,d States.
TOO tn,IugH$ srEEtr y, Y.
r. snia all Wholesale orders should De addressed. 10
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DANCING ACADEMY.
Tuesday Evening. March IN,
Mr.. l. q y =,

v no hl, taught Dancing the Two past WINTERS IN
Bangor has engag ed T'sdales Hall. and will open
a School for Gcntlemen and Lady beginners, On
Tuesday Evening. March llth,
at "A o'clock.
rerms-for t-ove lessons-Gent 81; Lady 81. So
Mr. fyots will also commence a Juvenile School
for children on Wednesday afternoon. March IL.
Private Lessons will be given in all the FASH
ionabIe Dances, on application to Mr.. l.. at the
American House.
All who are DESTROYS of . thorough instruction
will do .ell to attend
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The American to Clubs,

We make the following liberal offer 10 all new
sub.crihsrs, and suOh old ones as will pay all AZ
rearasss and one year in advance. for tho Anfri-
can.
One copy. ra,meu, 10 advance. $3.50
Ten copies, 1000
One copy and cory Of ocdeya i.sdy's BroS. $50
One o,py and copy Of the Atlantic Monthly. $50
Que copy and copy Of rescIson's Magazine. 9,7o
One copy anil a cory Of L,dss' Bsa'e Magazine. 2.7o
One copy ami copy Of Aasrsese Asrea'suralsi. S,2o
One osry aud a copy Of 6enssoe Farmer, l,S7
One so,'y and . COPY OF stoeb Japrss, 3.ao
Payment adpsne< ia al essts.
SAWYER / BURR Publishers.
Ellsworth, ya&e's csd. Ssi.
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SOMETHING To Dp \ EgALIrr.--We can give
pay ng employment to tr.psctahl. per.oas rithouf
rteaa,-Ne al.o tntars re.rectahis persons Wifk
m,ans wh-I- they these time, with pos
i.ivs cerAiniy Of l,rgc gains. sed addrrssed Ell
yclhp aud letter stamp fer return postage 20
STAFFORD 4 CO,
6t5d ~! Broldyay. New York.
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At MAnsanilla 2sth uit, brig orteon, Lord, for
Boston.
Ar at 81 stephen. n h, 18th ult, sch g d King.
McGresor, Passport. (and cid 18th tor HAvsna),
rat II Thomas Sd ult, sch Francis Arthemh.,
Mitchell, Machias.
Sid from Palermo 20 alt, barque Lucy Nick
els. Ford. Boston.
In port at Gibraltar 9Th uit. Priyateer Sumter,
not ooaled the principal dealers In coal have re-
fused to sell to her.
At Msyaguez 9th inst, Z Ciosson, from Port
Spain, seeking.
Sid from Cardiff sth, brig Baron de Castine,
Saunders. 81 Thomas.
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1uur,iian Snie Of Real Estate.

NOTICE il hereby given that by virtue Of license
from the Probate Court of the County Of II ,ncock.
will exposed for sae at the hous OF the under
signed in Castne Saturday the twelfth day Of April
ne It. At two O'Clock In the afternoon Iii d.-
posse, Of at private salc-the real csste II Hannah
Elisha r. Helen NJ. Edws J. and Frederick y. Rick.
ford miners all OF said Castine. Ia the County of Ham
cock the payment OF their debts. expense. OF Guar
i1nsp and Incidental charges Of sale AMI the balance
of the proceed, of SUCH ut and
hem interest. SAID real estate consists OF pasture
lot called the Cowen Pasture containing aud
haT acre, more or less situated in mid Castine
EDISON ii BUKER. Guardian.
Dated this fourth day Of March, A.. e..
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4floriuc Journal.

All ship A1ran, 80 tons. bultat Bucksport in
ls5j, ha. heeu sold on private terms AZ bHrque
Howard. 1si tons, built at Richmond in lsj5, at
1880. cash.
sch Aid, OF Yarmouth, Me- Mt New York from
Port Royai, Sc has all cargo Of cotton lj3 bales
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81 worth for rs Cents! Nohumbug.

P0N receipt OF Twenty-Five cents will send all oi
~ the f'loving arr clrs, pos.psid by ma-s box
containing ten patent ink era,cts, pamphlet containing
% valuable receipts, six month. hack number. of IN
teresng illustrated eight PACED monthly papcr--.he
Young folk.' Monitor and one number Of magazine
containing + pages OF int resting reading matter, music,
fashion plates Bt tire aid Of Of the ink
mistake in writing blot can he a. quickly erased
pencilmak Among the receipts those for maA Ing
the hest Of Black Hue Red and Ini-lble Inks, Silver
Plating fldd Court Plaster, Cement, Backiov. shaving
Soap Cure Files, Stafmerins, Kh eunalisin &c, sc
Send silver postage stamps.
Addrcsf, Il. NJ MANSCR, PbstT as,er.
4w& Mt. Vernon, Me.
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rftiausssfE. Lrox COUNTY, !,

L. u
Fipyita Jul l., 1860. )
To pr. Hcrrick. Albany, \. NY Dear Doctor;-f
write this inform You Of the wonderful effect OF Your
Sugar Coated Fills elder daughter For three years
she has affected with bilious arrangement Of tia
-te sadly mpairng her health which has been stead
lily failing during that period hen in New YORK IN
Anil last a friend advised me to test your pills Having
fullest confidence in thr Judgment Of my fri no oh
tanned u supply of sessrs Barnes Park, druggists,
Park Row New York On returning home We cea' ed all
other ;r-a nien and administered your pills ench
night. The improvement In her eeIines, complexion, "a
ges ion, etc, surprised all. rapid ard PERMANENT
restoration health has been the ult. We used lrss
than Ave boye and cbnsder her entirely well consid
er the above Just tribute to you MS Physician. and
trust il win lie the of inducing to adop: your
pill. a. their family med cnes.
remain dear s;r with many thanks.
lCur obedent servant.
IL
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The Northern Belle

Ia an elegant Cloak, made from fine English
Beaver is cut very deep, with plain circular
back and eack front, with armhol,s. The back e1-
tends over Il front in peculiar manner, forming
= sleeve de, collar Of the same cloth, trimmed
with silk cabi, Lraid with heavy tassels in the
centrs. II isea graceful and entirely . new
thing.
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UIOLD RIEN DSLo
IL THE RIGHf PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar-Coated Pills,

The Best FAMILY c,
rHARrIc In the world, usei
twenty years by Ave mill
ions Of PERSONS annually,
alwnysgive satisfaction con
tIiu nothing injurious, pat
roniz d by the prime pal
phy sieians and surgeons in
the [ Mon elegantly coat
"a with sugar.
Large Boxes 70 cents ; dve
y. xes for 81 Full direc-
tons with aeh hIx.
Sn rant,d superior to any
piii before the public.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
Burs-roRr-Sll 18th, bri, James Crosby Yea.
Sc, Porto Rico.
E.srro sr.--Cll ?ls, sch King, Mc-;resor
Havana.
Wts1rRroRr.-Ar 9ith. bri: Penebscot. Ed ger.
", New York 2sth, big Harp, Buckspor,
PuHrt,Sp "a. Sd, .ch Ida, Norwood. Ken
nebunk.
CID Sd. .ch belmont, CHM, Havana,
M.cut,sroRr-In port q? .eh William l. Loud
(new, 2i5 tons} Clark Of and from 81 G-Ors., Me.
10 load Tor Cubi
EA.r MAcuiAs. sid 20,h, sch Egort. Ffi,,';
Providence.
Bo,roS AR 29d, brig Virginia. tof Rich mond.
Me) Cart, Choptank liver with timber.
Brig Charles Heath. (ot BANGOR Limeburner.
Elif ,bcthpoFt.
eli ?sth. sch e W Conner, TRINA, st Jago.
Ar LIST, sch Fslcon, Little, Pembroke, Me.
CD lst sch iirtm, Wells, talais
Ar "a, sch, Emma Cakes. Cakes. kenncbunk ,
L1c1nia Proctor, and Laconis, Hill, Ssco.
Ar 81, schs Martha, Dickens, EAstport Nul.
can, Small, Pembroke.
Ar ith sch Campbell. o. Chetryheld, ficket..
Car isuas Eth ut. viz ilolp's Hole.
cid 4th, sch John, tskinham, Pembroke Me.
Ntw Youk.--A 9th, Emily Fisher, of Eas,-
port. staples. Manz,nilla.
Cid 18th, brig Flying Eagle, itewofsy, hey
West; Sarnh Peters Higgins, Port Royal SC.
cid ?sth, brig Mary Means, Wi sou, Ph'i.dcl.
phia.
cid lst. sch Fantauzzi, Wooster. Philadelph'a.
JOSIAH Jvx, Morrison. Machissport
Ar %, bsrqae q Hall. Potter, Key West /;
SCI Eben sawyer Tracey, Philadelphia
Ar 81, brig Marcus. Crockett, Bucksport.
Gloucester 27th, sch Pilot. Deliver. for
fremont.
Ar I,h, Centaur, Kelton. from Mschias. disg
FALL RlvER--Ar lst sch MoIa. Harris, Eiizi'
bethport for Somerset.
SAN Fu,SeIseo.-Ar ?o.h. brig Mary CLpen, a.
vary Boston via Val Earaiso.
BALrIsoRs.--Ar I'D, sch Caroline Kni ht, Will
son, Lubec, Me.
CID LIST, sch Caroline knight. Wilson. Pembroke
PAulpgLrnr,.-Cid sist, brig Judith Somcs,
Raymond, bermuda.
Ar 9th. brss Nathan, Means. Trinidad "
Sawyer, Bradley, Sagua ! sch Samuel Appleton,
league, New York
LswEs, bel, 2i.-The brig Mary Means, from
New York. passed in this morning.
Ngwroar.-In port 22d, brig Marcus, Crockett,
Backspoft or New York.
SPOKEN.
Feb 81 lat 80, Ion q brig King Brothers. from
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GRAVE STONES. MONUMENTS,
and all other kinds #
Marble and Soap Stone Work
executed ~
JOHN CIR "A MI.

BUCkSPOKT, Nh.
We intend to keep constantly on hand lais
variety of Monuments, Work. Our facilities iur
obtaining Stock, and carrying OH the business, i.
such rs to enable US to sell tood Marble and Good
Work, at as low price be obtained at any
place and shall TnY To do SO. with all who
have occasion to purchase anything in our line
of business, if they will honor us with call.
Busisport, Dee. 18th. 1861. ly45
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters,
cure hours pains and weakness Of the breast side
and back and Rheumatic Complaints In equally she IT
space time Spread beautiful white au bskin their
subjects the Inconvenience and each one
will wea from week three months. Price ls3
HrrrcA's Sugar Coated lis and Kid Plasers are sold
by Druggists snd Merchants IN all parts of the Cnit'd
States Cauaaa srt Soth Ar erica and may be obtained
by calling FOR ,l.etn ny their full name,
Use HatrsN. Condition Po,c1,rs
for pour Horses and Cattle.
70. sal. i,y c. G. Peck. Ellsworth Me.
DR.. l.. *. HERRICk Co, Albany. n. 7.
T.. CLASSIFIED, Travelling Agent. isly30
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Special Notices.
Homo Lectures.
Rev. IaOREfsT COLE,

Tickets to be had at tho store, Of Ann +. G rec.
ley, Moses Hale, c. @. Peck, Geo. Cunningham
and the American Office.
Pen ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Ellsworth Feb 10th. 1852.
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The Eugellcn,

Made from Englith Beaver; cut very deep and
full skirt, with flowing sleeves. heavily trimmed
up and down and aronnd. deep pointed uncut vol
vet collar, with lappells in front trimmed with
velvet, and velvet buttons. One Of the richest
and most elegant garments Of the season.
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New ClOakS!
November and December
9TYLsH6
inst Receieed BY Express

IN Consignment. large invoices Of New style
~ Cioaks. which We are ordered to close out AZ
BOSTON PRICES, among which may be found
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

a BARE SronY."-We have been un-
able to procure genuine bear story "
of sufficient interest to publish, so the
next best thing is attempted, that Of a
bare story. Our village has been bare OF
western mail for five days. Our market
has been bare of eggs. There has been
barely a pleasant day that has not been
Immediately succeeded by a stormy one.
Our sidewalks are not bare Of ice. A
man barely escaped being run down by a
runaway horse on Monday; and this par
agraph is barren of interest.
The mail stage from Bangor came
through on Tuesday forenoon with the
Western Mail, in part. We received the
Boston papers of Friday by this mail
The storm of Friday, west Of here, in this
State, seems to have been remarkably Sc
we're. The Bangor Wing OF Monday, says
that four engines and snow pillow had
been at work between Waterville and
Winthrop from Saturday to Sunday night
without getting through. The snow was
ten feet deep much of the distance.
W. EDEN, March 5th, 1862.
Ma EpIroR TIE annual meeting in this
town came OF last Monday. Party lines
were thrown down By Arrangement, each
party presented its own candidates oil Union
men, and the election resulted as follows,
viz -
+. NJ. lIamor, Selectmcn. ASSESSORS
d. H. Higgins. aud
stephen Higgins. 81, oserseers OF Poor.
Geo. W Richards, Clerk.
Joel Emery, Jr., Treasurer and Agent
d. p. Marcyes, > 5. Com'
Sulomon Thompson, )c.,.,,,I.,
B. ". Thomas,
Yours in las.c.
ID. p. MARcvfs
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DISSOLUTION.
TVNiE Copartnership heretofore existing BE-.
i tween the suhscli bers under the name and
style of :. f. FIfIELD & CO., is hereby di.solv-
ed by mutual consent. All debts d1e the firm
to be paid to :, r. FulELp, who will also adjust
all accounts against said finn.
:. T. EIFIELp.
Gro. II. BROOKS.
Ellsworth, Dec. Is, lsCl,
n. BAH persons owing the firm of s F. FL
FIELD CO, tor work and material previous to
this season. particularly called 10 adjust the
same.
s. F. FIFIELD
will continue to carry tia
8 \ / / : II A z z ] = @
business. nj the old stand where old friends, and
all in want OF any WORK in his line, are invited 10
call. Cm49
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The Empress Cloak ;

This ia u Cloak mado from fine English Triostt
Cloth, the back is laid in large box plat IA ,ab
centre, arranged AS to be worn asa Fret Oh sacs
or half Basquenc richly trimmed with Silk Cable
Braids and hcavy Tassalis, silk quilted collar and
sInholes surrounded with the same, very foil
skirt, long and genteel.
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SPOKEN.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Feb 81, lat 49, Ion -, brig King Brothers. from
New York tor Port au Prince.
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The Tudora:

Made from Doeskin. and cut half circular,
rich silk collar, and trimmed each side With
silk cable braid and velvet buttons. II is decid
ably neat Cloak, and one that We are selling
CHEAP.
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The Russian Robe.

Made from shag Beaver with jacket sleev
trimmed with velvet, and velvet buttons. Got
for II storm or winter cloak.
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The Mountaineer !;

Made from English Melton Cloth half cifeuIsr,
lap seams, h.ny willy trimmed the shoulders with
silk cable trimming terminating With two heavy
tasscls each side with collar of same cloth
richly trimmed with cable braids. A full and
warm winter CLOAK.
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w ntcr Proof Rcpcllant CIOaks,

great variety, large and small with and with
oht sleeves; oil new styles. Also great variety
Of almost every style to be found.
Having mn arrangement with one Of tho largest
Cloak Establishments in Nav England, W.T.
able to have all the styles as soon out, to sell
on commissions. which enables US to keep up q
full stock at MI times.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27
Another Anglo-Rebel Steamer.
ro TUE EDfrOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April !, 1892
The Pacific is on with full cargo Of saltperc powder.
cannon, rifles, swords, shot, blankets, and other war
.orss for Nassau up. She s the last Of the mutual
Joint stock pratca feet Of Gladiator fame and goes out
a the las. dying grOan Of English secession Let me de-
scribe her.
Tho Galway liner PacHc--long, low, paddle steamer.
shsrn i;nas great speed; black with white streak or
hsaa line high bulwarks rail lined with brass; guards
Low paddle boxes large, top painted cream color stern
round covered with carved work. ngure hesd, wingea
seaman ono funnel forward, ono s paddle boxes painted
vhs HACK tops; house between forcmast and Forward
c,nnsi al house between a funnel and manmsst two
ns Zach side aft paddle boxes, one forward, painted
b,.cs two mass; stump bowsprh (very SHORTY square
s,s IN forcmast top and topgallant sails mainm
sss and AFT (schconer rg) maste and tunnels DO nos
r Great deal; masts bright black; masnssis and p
snsrs black length, about two hundred and nfsy Iess
Trns In rrapeshot and balls nothing disguised Taken
on board ono By one in hands, oncsrs IN partial oni
c,n Gvne ahead OF her " the ship Josiah Bradlee, OF
s,or those captain must be aware OF what gong Oh
,rS ~ have nothing that could overtaks her snoula
shs sst the start Captain Thomson Wee freslaent ot
nvs Nsptune Mutual insurance Company, formerly COM
handed her, and will give you any details omitted
Too late to do harm Yss these particulars may enable
.o,s oe our boys down among the Islands TO pick up
0od nr,,e and the HxnAD will bc 81 Nassau with this
bsfore the hbuster.
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

WHAT ENGLAND HAS LOST BY THE AMERI
cAN WAR.-A remarkable statement has recent
ly been made by the Chancellor of the Ex-
cheauer in the British House of Commons--an
officer corresponding with our Secretary OF the
Treasury. He says the despatch Of troops to
British North America, in view of war with
this country, cost s4,25O,0 900. In addition to
this, in 1860, the exports to the United States
amounted to SOS, 1885 900; in 1861 they fell to
s45, 5,29O, 900 diminution in one year, $685.
O45 900. Still greater than this is the loss Of
the raw material of the industry Of England,
cut of by the blockade of the Southern States.
A decline of revenue has also resulted from
the war, and, to enhance this loss, II is now
admitted that the immense wooden feet Of
England, on which so much money has
been expended, is useless; and the same is
,rue of her Notifications. This has been de-
monstratsd by the action in Hampton Roads,
and is now further confirmed by the reduction
of Fort Pulaski. But what is still more alarm
iue. the naval supremacy Of England
ia in imminent danger, and perhaps the
dav ia not distant when she will lose her
hirh position in the scale of nations, and sink
TO a third or fourth rate Power, if she does
not wholly lose her independence and be-
come annexed to France, or at least bt
reyolutionized by the overthrow of the
British oligarchy. How true is it that th'
American war is destined to affect all Europe
almost in the same degree rs the war Of indie
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

abandon its production. there is a fair prospect
that the great and fertile West will compete In
the supply, and open a new field of enterprise
and production. Thus, apparent evil will be
found to work out ultimate good.
Upon the whole we may confidently conclude
that the prospects before us, on the termination
of this war, are encouraging and even fatter-
ing. Taxation itself will draw money from the
rich which will find its way ultimately into
general circulation New fields of enterprise
will open to our merchants. Our manufactures
will be increased, the home market will be en-
larged, the foreign will be extended, and the
prospect is that the country will, within short
time after the establishment of peace, enter up
on a wide and vast career of unexampled pros
perity. Nothing else, indeed, can be expected
from people distinguished for their industry,
invention and enterprise, who inhabit regions
inexhaustible in their productions and re-
sources
The New York herald., 1862-04-27

pendence did, when it kindled the French
revolution, whose influences are In operation I'd
the present day. If England has incurred
great losses by the American war, and If she ID
yet to suffer more serious calamities from it.
she may thank her aristocracy, who fomented
the rebellion in the United States
The New York herald., 1862-04-27
p.rsonal Intslligcnes.

r, Wanna papers state that, on the return Of tbs
, ~ wales 10 London, dsputatiop Of the regiment
~ Istran Hussars Of the aae Count schlck Y to wait
Nation uai as cfaef Of the regiment
NJ Adams, United states Minister in LONDON, was IN
paris on the 18th OF Aprll.
Cardinal Morlat is said to have loft Paris Tor Rome on
n mission from tie Emperor
paris 10 Iordon on special mission relative TO Mexco