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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Ne v-Hsyen, Z, Ia m, EGl; l2:l5, 3:~tEL) 3S''
$50 aud 8p. m. o,o
FOr bridgeport :, a. H., (EIl; l2:l5 $3.50 (Er) $3.50
$50. and sp ,,,.
For Milford Stafford Fairfield, Southport, and wostport,
Ia ID. l2;l5 $50, aud 43O .. m
For Norwslk T. $3.50 H.. 1915, $780, (EI)i $780, 49, 81
Tor Dseu and Greenwich, T. $3.50 q m. 2:l5 $50, 400
For stamford 7, 8, tEx) s;aoa n:is $780, tEIh d.
80 4:30 $3.50. p. m. Ana "a,
IS $50; 4:3o, $40, $50, eP.
FOR PORT Chester and New Rocheli,, Up H
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, ga mr. lExl J;D (Ers p M
For Boston, via Shore Line IL Is, SPIN
For Hartford and Springfield, ga m (EIh H;i' 9'S'
(Ex.l, p. IN. ~,
aid I2:I5 p. IN. to Northampton - go,
For Hartford Providence, and FishAill Railroad, 1u
Ex.), 1918 .. NH,
10. New .Hasen EewLondon, and stonington Railroad
OF q M, l2:l5, 1890. p m
For Canal Railroad. l2l5 p m TO Northampton
For Housa.onic Rsirosd to Ptshed.s g. IN
For Naugstuck Railroad. 8 a. m. $3.50 p. M
Tor DrnSury and Norwalk Railroad, ~, $3.50 p m
con,modious Sleeping Cars attached to = m train
JAMES Ii. HOfT. Superintendent.
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CTOCK of GOODS OFFERED in EX-
~ CHANGE-A valuable stock OF HATS, CAPS, and
STRAW GOODS together with the GOODWILL Of an
odessbhei HOUSE is offered IN exchange lor part cash
aud part real estate. Address EXCHANGE TRADE,
Tribune Ofics.
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-MH yspa IG SALE at No. 379 BROAD
= 3x 3& WAY AN IMPORTERS STOCK
~ ~ aOO0 dozen elegant NECK-TlES n sc. |;
best Apply LINEN COLLARS, loc HO-
NrRY Gloves Snspeders Shir, Fronts Ladies' and Gents
E,nen Handkerchief a. prices before heard Of!
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Copartnersbip uoiiees.

| DISSOLUTION Of COPARTNERSHlP.--
~ The copartnershp heretofore existing between TIE NIB
scribe, under the and firm Of LOWEKkE, GhWLkf
dy @ aHs
A .Bf All Iso%ERRE, CHRISTOPHER coRLEY
| OSCAR p. HAWLEf, CURTIS b. LOWERRE.
New.YOrk March 6. 1862.
The undersigned will continue the business Of BOX
MAKERS and LUMBER DEALERS, at MOI. les church..t.,
the name and nr" ''o T. he cHRisrSfHEa coRLEY
OSCAR r. HAWLEY.
DISSOLUTON-The copartner ship heretofore
this d,y dissolved by nutos consent o. d. ASHLEY is
authorized the signature Of the late firm in gods'lon
New:York March l. 1892. JOHN B. NORRIS
NorISEoo AsRLEf VIII connSe tss sdoon
CoPARTNERsHIP.-The underlined have formed. co
raS % cdnn~e the STOCK COMMISSION and BANK
Ing business a. No. II Wiilia% ssrpvn ,ocKwoon
New.york. March !, 1889. JOHN b. NORRIS.
lnISSOLUTION.-Th Partnership hereto
~ fore existing under the name and firm Of MCKENZIE
oBARA, is This day dissolved b. mutual consent ALkx-
and claims duo the said firm and to sign the partnership
| in Liquidation. ~ Dated Ksw.York March II, 1862
CHARLES II. UHARA.
NOTrCE.-The undersigned will continue the bune" Of
Plumbing and the former paee OF
Mckenzie OiIara of 4th and Oresne sts IN the
a. v of New.Yofk. ALEXANDER MCKENZIE.
TsNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned IN the firm name Of ABBAlT
a. RATHBUN has been THIS DAY dissolved by mutual
consent VIM. ID. ABBATr,
Dated March l. 1852 MILTON q. RATHBUS
The underlined have formed limited partnership pursu
snt to the provisions Of tae Statutes OF the Stale Of New
York The firm under which said partnership Is to be
conducted Is ABBATT & RATHBUN The general bust
be transacted By the said pstpe,fbp the business OF
Manufacturing. buying and Selling CLOTHING aud GIN
pLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, and oil things aPper-
tanning thereto The said business TO be carried on In the
City Of New York The Of tbs general partners are
AGNES ALICE ABBATr, whose place Of residence T. The
Town aud County OF Wecbeter IN the State OF New
aod MILTON @. RATHBUH, whose plscr OF reddenco Is
the City, County State Of NewYork The Of the
special partner Is ALEXANDER STOBO, whose place Of
residence the Township Of Weehawken In the County Of
Hudson. and State Of NewJercy The amount OF capital
Which the sdi ALEXANDER STOBO. such special part.
has contributed to the stock Of the paIner.ip
IN cash 5000 The said partnership to begin March l.,
1862 aid to terminate Feb a. less-batod Msch 1867
AGNES A. ABBATT,
MILTON O. RATHBUN,
m5iGvSwW ALEXANDER STOB0.
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financial.


ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT So,
MANHATTAN LIFE iSsSaANcE COMPANY ,
New-Yogk, Jan. ], luz.
REPORT. .,oooao 90
Reserve Of January /, 1891. $500. $SSS.bs
Reserve for possible depreciation Ii 1oooooo
Securities ...........s'''.'''''''' '' 863 169 ~
Dividends aiming unsettled....;'
Premiums Extra Premiums: Ahnui no. s7a e6
tee &c received during The year 9''''''
Interest and Rents received DARING ssa76s
the
Interest and Rents, accrued ana 10 roo
ierIed Premiums. ..''''''''''''' $3.50 %
Si,so7, os4 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
PAID Claims By death. on Policies,
and on Bonus and payments on -, .o- ..
p.5 EIpen.es. Salaries, Taxes
Medical ices, Commissions &C.. o4ssS 81
Paid Dividends Reinsurance Fur
chased Policies and Bonus and In
teIest Dividends .......''.oia'o 10 an, on O.,
ASSETS
c ssh IN bank and on hand ........" SIZES -
Bond. and Mortgage ..'...''...'' S Sssoo'ISy "a
Prepiam Notes on Police, in force t76,2ss S.
Tine actuarial value OF the securi-
ties on these notes Is more
ousrterly and SemiAnnusl Premi-
United ut.s s. utes and New Yoli Stocks 6llas 80
Premium and Interest In hands OF
Agents In course of collection and $1,000.
transmission, secured BY bondh.; s%-sSo OIL
Temporary Loans on ponds ana .o..oo.
Interest, accrued in January |, and
all other property .....'.'...' H''' % -, ooo an
r,,., d.,u,,.mou,,. 81 5o7, Oh 81
-'' Henry STOKES President CIV 49,, Co.,
T. L. "hAfhf s. Ne Ne srEBBINs. Ac,aaIy ~
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Total disbursements: Il
HENRY STOKES, President. 49,
C. Y. WEMPLE Sec'y. }. L. hAiiSEf' Amt DEC
s. NJ. STEBBINS, Actuary.
A. DU BOTS, NJ. D., Medical Examiner,
Residence No 10 Wet llth-st
A. Office daily from TO O'Clock.
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADFLPHIA and tho SOUTH AID WEST, via JLh.
SLY CiTY-Msi and Express Lines leave Newly fh =.
and ~ NJ, 40 and III p. Fare. % through ue1s.s
sold for The Sou h andWes and through baggage eneeAe0 III
a. m. and aud II p. trains - -.
j. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
bssssxs will be received for trains unless denFefod
and CHECKED IS minutes In advance OF the time OF leaving
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Ocean CLEANERS.
NOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-'

EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-Un
4 SATURDAY March 29-The United States Mail steamer
ARAGO Henry A. Gadsien Comnsnder will sail from Pier
No 81 North River. foot of Beach', on SATURDAY. MACH
20, at noon. -,
mi. fox safety aud comfort has double
engines under deck inoloed by wsieght Compartments
which Decide other results tend In the event Of collision or
.trandng to keep the pumps FREQ to work tni SECURE the
safety of vessel and passsnsers
For freight or passage apply 70
The t..susr FULTON will sail April &C.
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BOSTON DAILY via GROToN.-S :,
u cor,,,ouvs.lth and Plymouth Rock nom Pier H. ~
n uapm w. 81 EDWARDS, AT. ettes iie We's-'i-
YR,O NEW MISUNDERSTOOD leave Mt 3 pm.
P.engers going further tsS- the Tain from there a.
II D. IeIlan on ooaId I'll moInlnk without ohnke
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL touching
y at Queenstown Cork Hsrborl-Ihs Liverpo'l. New
York aid Philadelphia stesr hip Company inieod dpsch
ing their full ed hyde built Lion Steamship a. ioio"s
CITY OF NEW-YORk.... Saturday, Men a.
CITY OF Saturday Men ~
GLASGOW..... SATURDAY, 'tcn. - n.
And every succeeding SATURDAY, at noon, hora Fer
No ~ North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN. SIS STEERA0N...".....QA
First Cabin to London % stesrass to London...
first aDin faIis... Storage to feri......' ~
First Cabin to Hamburg. IS seersss to hambnrg.. 10
Passengers also forwarded to Hsyre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp &c, at equally low rates. 1880 49, .os
Rates from Liverpool Queenstown LIST CABIN, 10 Ss'
and 8 los Steerage from Liverpool $40 From queens
town $50. Tickets be bought here at these rates
enabling pecpe send for their friends
These Steamers have superior accommodations Tor pAsen
gers are strongly built IN Wate tight Iron Sections, ana
carry Patent Fire Annhiator ExI eTienced Surgeons are
attached a. each steamer ,,,,,,.,.
For further Information. apply IN LIVERPOOL t, W,Lt,An
INMAN Agent, o. - Neters In Ola'gowto ALIEN msis
COLIN No S st Enoch,quare; In cneenstown 10 e. * "
d. SEYMOUR Co; In London to EiN rs n MAI no
al King Wflli1ust in Paris to JULES DECOuE. NO D
place De Ia Bourse; IN Philadelphia, 70 JOHN o. DALE NO.
III " sinut.s or at the Company OtieeI
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. No. Is Broadway NJ Z.
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD. For Albany aud Troy, North and West
WINTER ARRAN CEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Nov
Iel For ALBANY, 1850 Express mail train, from
26th-st Depot.
For al local trains see TIME TABLE .
JOHN 3URCHILL, Asst Sup't.
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OFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEl

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf.-
From foot Of acknowledgements at Hampton
Junction with Delaware LscksgaDDa and Western Railroad
ard at Esston with Lehigh Valley railroad and its conneo
lions. forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and the West without
change 81 cara
SPRING ARRANGEMENT-C Commencing March ., 1862
IL cave New-York az follows: :.
UArkissURG E1PREss-At @. IN. for Easton, Reading
Potsyille Harrisburg Mnucb Chun. Wuiamsport, &C.
NAH TRsIN--At q. for Easton, Water Zap, Scran
ton, Great Bend. Pitts,on, Wikesbsrre, &c. .,
"a V. THKorGH TRAGs--For Easton, Mauch Chunk, WI
iisrns pert, Reading. Pot,syiiie, Harrisburg, &c.
4P.x THROuGB TRAIsfor Eaton, Behleneui, Allentown
aid Msgch Chlrk.
5:30P. ~ WAY rRAIs--for Sonsrvilc.
cry. WHsTEHN ExPRRss-for taston. Allentown Read
ing Harrisburg, Ptburgh and the West Sleeping cars from
Jersey City through TO tiusbuign. -
EXPRESS TRAIN POR II iRRISBuRG-The a m. Express
New YoYk arrives at Harrisburg al p connect
ing Ess. and West PENN yvsna Central Rs,rotd Eotern
Rslrcsd North and South and with the Cumoer
and Nsl-y Railroad 49,
THy TaRorGH EKPRR" Train FOR THy Wr'r Leaves
Sew.Yok at D. M, daily Sundays erceptedl making close
connection Harrisburg with Penis yysnis Rairoad-with no
chang. Pittsburgh and but TO Cincinnati end
Chicago. -Four hours time 10 saved BY tnting this train
Efn.PgTHPORr Hgw-foRK FEKsf-Leavo view
York Pier No. North iver 7:4o and IL a. d 1'|o
4:iO. ard $40 p. 100
trip eech JOHN u. sJtKcS, onpeiin'"Aueh'-
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YNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
L ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
IRON SBgNOKk TO LIVERPOOL
fhiefC Hbin iasstge
Second Cabin Passage. %
FkOS BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. -
Chief ebu Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. o.
The ships from New-York call at Cork Hsbor.
The shps from Boston Cal. ~ HALIFAX and Cork Haroor
PERSIA Can't Judkina AFRICA, CAPT. Shannon.
ARABIA CAPT. J. Stone CANADA. CtIt. J. Latch
ASIA. Capt. p. q. Lott. AMERICA, Capt .iui,
AUSTRALASIA, NIAGARA, Capt Moodie-
Capt. Cox. EUROPA, Capt. Anders on.
SCOTIA. CHi,A.
These vessels carry clear white light masthead greer On
ttarboaId bow red on port bow . .
ARABIA Sherman LEAVES Newiork. Wednesday, Mar u
CANADA Mccartney leaves Boston Nv edn.sdsy. Mar
CHINA Cook.....tAv,s New York. Wedne.day, Mar 70
AMERICA Noodle. leaves Boston,. .day Apri
ASIA Lott leaves Nes lofk " ednsdsy, APnl
Bertbs not secured until paid FOR
N experienced Surgeon on board. -
The of these ships VII not be accountable Tor Cold
Silver Bullion Specie. Jewely Precious Stones Metals
Bills Of Lsdng signed therefor and the value thereof
T. gDNARD no. Bowling green.
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TE,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
i PORT, by SHORE LlSE-Leaves 27thst. +th.av, Q
r arrive IN Providence go pm 2:l3 am arrive IN Pro-
MD 7.3O pm pm. Express Through Mail Train,
arrive in Providence 400 and Boston e. s am.
y. j. CALHOUN Superintendent.
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DASSAGE FOR HAVANA.-The fast sailing
British brig SAGINAW. CLARK, mater has hne seeon'
and will sail In few days For passage sPpy On
board Pier No East River. or TO WIN J. DEWEY Co.,
No. rs Wsll..t
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Gitamboals aro Railroads.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON. -
WOpCFSTER PALMER, FITCHBURG, NASHUA,
LOWELL CONCORD. THE WHITE MOuNTAlN5,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS:
CITY o. BOSTON ard CRY OF SEw-YoRK.
leave New Yof daily isuncsys erc-pted 1t O'clock p M
from PieI No. ~ North River, FOOT o! fes1T)si,
FOR NEW LONDON 49,
there c9nnecnr with the Steamboat Express Iin ior hs
Dove points via Sorsich Wooesef Boston Woice't.f
oroe,t. Nashua sad New Lold1n 4 Northern hslfoads
Freight taken ct lowest rate, ror nioFnsion Inquire
Of T.. ;. MARTIN. Agent, OF the Pies.
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.FENHk COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between the undersigned in the firm name Of ABBAlT
4 RATHBUN has been THIS DAY dissolved by mutual
consent WM " AbbAIn,
Dated March ], 1852. MILTON u kATHbVS.
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The Undersigned will continue the business Of BOX
MAKERS and LUMBER DEALERS at Nos lt8 Cburch-st.,
40 and 10 Gods and Of Iroyst and l3hay under
the name ana firm Of .. y. HAWLEY Co. .
CHRISTOPHER CORLEY,
OSCAR y. HAWLEY.
Nsv.Yo-k March g. l9c7
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Uants.

VNIANTED.-Bya respectable Woman, situa.
w tioo 10 do the COOKING and ASSIST with the
WASHING and IRONING In private family; Is a good
cook and an excellent washer and oner and good baker
city references Call two days st No asa Eat sths near
od.ay
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XVANTED-A good BASS VOICE, for a
w ous,e, Club To young man 81 good moral ehsrac'
tar an luducema win be offered Address c., Tribune
odce for days stating where an interview may be had
WHOLESALE GROCER.-lf A. b. will take
w from The Tribune Office note to that address. snd
leave an directed Il o. Tribune Office, IL will ooge
WANTED to CTIARTER-For Havana, out
w and back good VESSEL; q sbou, 1000 barrels
Nm j. DEWEY Co. No IS Wallf..
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AS GARDENER.-A Situation By Man who
h, been brought to tho profession in Europe and hs'
had Is years prscice in this country understands the a
saement Greenhouse, Hothouse and Grapefy wen -
the cultivation of fruits Vegetables and
tie soil and situation adapted to their growth Also e or
namenal planting Of Trees &c. Testimonas ana e.
will he found satisfactory from gentlemen in this vicinity TOT
capabili.y honesty and sobnety. Adore" j. T., AAifea
Bfidgu,sns Seed Store No. $40 Broadway
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No. IS NsIl-tt
L'OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. first.
class steamer will leave NevYoik en- n. is lth And
2l,t ofesoh except when there dates fs on
when the day Of Departure will be the hONIAY following
Fer freight pssse apply the only chce 10 Rowling
green ~ H. AbLrsN' AkcH@
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
HERALD WEDNESDAY APRIL 2s ls6z-TRPLE SHEET

cd vessels the harbor. Last week tho Amer
can bark crssa slipped out OF the port during the night
without papers clearance and she owned by the
same parties to whom belongs the Infamous brig Fal-
mouth also IN port It is not difficult 10 imagine her des
tnation.
We 20 hear Of the good things being by tho
navy AZ home and particularly the western rivers by
that model OF brave and good men. Flag 0cer Foote
issingur that all the biographical sketches OF him that
nave reached US have omitted ment)nng
his gallant services in China, in November
and Decembar. 1886, when no senior
ocer IN command a the assault and capture of tho Bar
rer forts noar Canton The country is indebted him
for the success Of thsaction which conducted
four wei. built granite forts containing hundred
guns by about two hundred men board two soopsof
war, and by two hundred and lfy who formed the
assaulting party. Lieutenant Watmongh, who subse-
auenty resigned but has volunteered his services during
the rebellion and now commands gunboat. tho first
60 place dag upon the walls OF tho forts Some of the
continental Journals suggesting the errng by
government, or decorations for distinguished merit and
bravery during this lnsurreeon. Whether not they
would stimulate TO braver deeds it is certain they would
assist the public 10 remsmbsr who bad ab0red the most
2saously aud risked the greatest dangers for their
country.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

standing between France and Spain, have one
loading 10 the belief OF understanding not less
pete with England upon the esson principle " Britt
policy, that OF intervention asserts that the span
ish government resolved 10 strictly respect the inde
pendence and national sovereignty OF hoxico That
~ certainly very we'll, but Il would be perhaps
more Interesting at this moment 10 know IL Spain
approves OF the convention OF Sol dad Eng-
land has done, or IT, following the example Of
France, which procaims also the determination to
spect the national wish OF Mexico disapproves OF and
refuses to H. The French government at least,
does not conceal it's resolution II has publicly declared
against the convention and remains firmly decided
outstanding the contrary decision tatep by England
10 recognize the prem,nartes signed by Admiral Jtie de
u Graatre and ~. Ds6ris de Salt7nv IL was even
ported in Paris two days back that despatch boat
had been sent in all haste TO follow General Douai. who
left Algeria few days ago with renforcements for Mex
CO. IN order 10 deliver to him more decided instructions
IN the sense OF the dsayowa published by the French
Montteasr
WHOLESOME ADVICE TO FOREIGN POWERS.
Paris april 81 Correspondence Of the London Post
observe that certain amount OF error il in circuia
tlon concerning the views OF England ana France on
Mexican affairs IL ia quite true that her Majesty gov
ernment does not desire TO insist such hard terms
with the Msxicans Franco would impose and Spain
would countenance. Therefore England leaves the
sponsbity OF prosecuting those demands the hands
OF Franco and SPAIN France and Spain may desire 70
throw difficulties in tho way Of the Mexican government
with q view OF erecting monarchy or some other
rangement and under such circumstances designediy
proiong hosttiitiss. II would. perhaps be dangerous
game for any Ewcpeas 0owrnmeM notion to attempt 10
plant dynosu any part Of ~ costnes1 Of Axseca
for sohem khe gxarrcf bess NORTH and Soh sstd all
AmicaWs uossld unite 10 ht out hs a<a9ers of s Old
World from Me rspabscan SOD usseA wight end IN ~ar
The French, English and Spanish expeditions won't 10
Mexico TO redress WRONGS insults and demand payment
OF debts In fulfilling this mission England desires TO act
with moderation than France and SPAIN tho British
government therefore leaves all responsibilities TO their
Allies. have doubt however, that the good relations
OF England and France will not be affected by diversity
OF views on subject which, no doubt. admits Of varied
appreCations
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
Our Berlin Correspondence.

BkRilN, AprI = I5o-,
Tae Nerrimoc and ne Monitor, g..
The battle between the Nerrna aud the Monitor has
producsd All extraordinary sensation and s m ked upn
ss one of Ge most oapoda scRts oj n. ag, I. proves
that the hundreds Of millions avsei By the European
governments on their nayi.s have bs-u completely
lbrown away aud inst maritime warfare must be col-
ducisd future quite different system ~ what has
ursyasd hitherto The changes .oued Wy the in
troduction of steam nothing IN comparison The
rpca revolni, ,on that NH attend the appeafaucs of
tiese tsrrible ~, ss,lr THIS fact realized
, only bv England aud France bui by tho other Eiro.
T. an Powers Prussia hss contracted with the NSpiers,
F Glasgow, for bndilg stselcad frgie, aud several
n gunbosts are being instructed at the navy yard 10
I IItzlck.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
o.r aav or Casir Corrc.pondepce.

rNirgp STATES sHiP 81. l.oUis, :
CAD1, Mach 10, 1852.
al Of NE United 5ais Ship 81. Loasf,r Trip Jror,
q Capss Of IN, DsltoIr.--Ne,os Of N, For, DoIgisJn
ctory-The Sumter and tts MsditcrroAsdn Sg,Gdron-
re Arrests al T1ngers--rrdie ia n, Port Of Ca3s g.
The 81. LOUIS arrived At this port yesterday morning
r,a ;ae cspes Of the Delaware after stormy passage
Of thi. y days.
Ev las Grs, aay ou. she sKeoripnc,d SUCCESS y
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
Disagreement and Differences OF the
-From Inc Independance of BrusseIs. AprI

rFrom the Independence Of Brussels, April T.
II would be very desirable to have, concerning Spain
sspec ally, some reliable Information for the Caonet OF
uadrtd has until nov shut itself up in impenetrabc
suepos Private teegraphc dispatches cndsavor, II is
trus 10 that silence but their details have only
contest authority. and totally wanting In pre-
c,son which only serves to Increase the obscUrg instead
OF diminishing IT, After the dispatches which, during
tbs lasL rev dsys have sig0a1oj the pSrtect under
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

dictates 20 England IN all matters. acts without her
where fsw months ago she woaid not have dared 70 DO
so and whyf Because England stupidity alienated Dy
cowardly, bullying atack tho sympathes aud probable
assistance Of the Unted states France knows she may
now defy England and she does So while the Tines and
such like journals prate about ce c0rdais Lord PAL
merston however has confidence in it, and 50 he ad
vocass plated ships and plated forts. The Mo1n'n9
POs, which 50 few weeks ago was daily reyiling the
might ana genius OF the Americans. row cries out
We must carefully watch what going on IN the United
Ststes must profit by their discoveries. What ara
our Armstrong guns to their Rodman guns with proec
ttas OF thousand poundsy We in our infancy yet
regards artillery &C., Sc. Decidedly the Americans
arc looking up in Europe.
Those who watch the present struggle with heartfelt
interest shocked find how careless the government
must have been Without the enterprise OF private oit
where would be the 0f the Norhg France
would fate have recognized the Southern
fedsracy had the Merrimac bombsrded and destroyed
the forts and the vessels of the North Providence has
saved you let hope that the War and Navy De-
partnens will do the rest The oucry against General
Mcclellan causes great sensation here The enemies of
ths Union are reoiced At it, its friends depore such
state OF confusion.