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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-19
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The New York herald., 1862-02-01
The Inva.iom OF Mexico.


From the London Herald (I'erby organ), Jan. H.
The continent Of North America takes something more
than lis share in the Interest OF the DAY. II Is no.
should be just agated TO its centre by civil con.
test which wakes every day more ferocious The half
Spanish people Of the Souh-those who dwell almost on
tho borders OF Central America, peopling the arid
seacoast and the lofty plains OF Mexico-are now
TO have their turn q trouble ior an invading ling
pity we cannot feel respect fOr this people There
lny who argue that the SAXON race in til, states is
slowly but surely deterorating from the original type.
In the OF the Mexcans there to argue the
matter 1t being agreed on all hands that the spanish
breed of people that is inferior in all elements of man.
lness TO the OF civilized hcahens whom Corez
qucrcd If it be urged ON their behalf that at all events
they succeeded In shaking oil the ruo OF Spain the plea
is met by tho statement that they did no such thing
II It had not been for ns officially cia Norh AB,sTi.c
British force ,oo,d ere ts have b in company ,gih ne
Spast squadron in the wat1s Of Vera CraF Al present
only Of the spaaiards, aud to their feet and army
has fallen tho credit of the only success which is lkey
to gained by the intervening powers IN Mexico. Vera
has fallen into their hands the Mexican commander
has retired before them without attempt 20 the
place. and the fortress OF San Juan do Uloa has bosed
once more the isg of Spain.
We are at conceive ,chd, he Spanish commander
intds 10 do nz totd Tie Frcich and English forces are
10 do ,ohe they kdr. oied him IL is clear that the in.
tervention be intended for tho soe advantage OF
SPAIN Ii the Spanish General, who In his proclamation
speaks 30 magniloqueny Of his mission avense tho
wrongs of his oountrymeD entertans any idea Of
this sort, or harbors the notion Of rec,nquerlDg
lie should be set right as speedily as possible. The
only forward movement possible TO hra would consist Ia
a march the city Of Mexico. AZ that city s about
two hundred and y miles distant from Vera Cruz and
lies height Of 900 feet above the level the
country between these places s for the most part arid
desert such march would obviously bo attended with
considerable difficulties And as the pusiIa.
nilnous people may excel 10 sort Of predatory and
guerilla warfare II would be most unwisc In acomrnaudor
10 attempt such an advance without an army ten
times large ss that which General rrm Is Fastening
10 Join.
we think most unfortunate thing that our govern
ment should have given It's sanction and cooperation to
q Wild crusade which seems likely to have for its chief
result the urherance Of schemes OF aggression and
quest We shall gain Nte credit may crpsct less yro
from tbs H. ddoised Mricdn inyvsntion. We trust that
IL may be The scquestaton OF the revenues
Of Vera Cruz which, as u is the chief seaport of Mexico
tanning indemnity for expenses in this expedi-
ton, II not all the satisfaction that we ask.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL
FRIDAY, Jan. 3l--G p, NJ.

FRIDAY, Jan. 31--6 Pm.
In some quarters there was rather more demand
for money to-day, and many Of the brokers are
paying elk per cent. Others, however, obtain all
the money they need at five. First class paper
rules as yesterday, at SAL. Letters by the Africa
state that no less than s55 600 O0Osay s275, ,00o,
o0o--are deposited in five Joint stock banks in
England at 1H per cent. Some English writer's
state that portion Of this money would undoubt-
odly be invested In American securities but for the
general impression that we are nation Of swind
lers and do not intend to pay our debts. The
securities of Brazil and Turkey appear to command
higher position In British esteem, and are rising
Ia tho market.
Foreign exchange is irregular, and nuctuates
from hour TO hour. At one time to-day no good
bills could be bought under ll31s; but later in the
afternoon we heard of bankers signatures al ll3,
and the closing rate generally reported by the
brokers was 1l314. Francs are quoted at 500 Cold
was rather hrmer to-day, and was held at 1887 ut
the close Of business. At this premium there is
no profit on the export of coin to Europe.
The stock markct continues irregular. The
general tendency Of operators is TO buy for a
| rsc; brit thors has been very free supply
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
Franco.

The Journal d,s Dsbots thinks that Lord Palmerstons
intentions towards the United states not paciac.
The Paris correspondent Of tho London Times reports
that the Emperor had decided that henceforh rres
nent shall be given ~ any o. the important journals
without previous examination and discussion before the
Council Of Ministers.
Tho Paris correspondent Of the london Konir0 Post
writes as folowsIt appears that Mr.. Dayton, the Anne
rican Minister at Paris seut In list OF twenty TO
thirty American citizens for presentation at the Tueriss
on New YEARS. Day. fhe representative OF the United
States tharcupon received note from NJ Thouvonel,
Minister d Foreign Affairs requesting 70 know what
the rank and ~ position Of the gentlemen end ladies
who desired tue honor Of being presented 10 their mps
rial Najssts
Ihooya Rm c0rroct IN saying that Mr. Dayton simply
Piled that tne s1ns for whose presentation he bad
qpp ed isf ili trr D who wcul6 DO received
by Tho President th- nl'o od yates II resulted That
! no Ammisas5 ~ 8er.sdst l AZ tue reception Il
question b'eys ,hl' 'po rr.seNce at Court, on foe
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
Thc WAR Prsparntions fn Enslana.

Malta (JPn. IL correspondence Of London Times
The intelligence of the decision Of the Washington Cabl
net to give up Messrs. Sidsl and Mason was received
here the 9th inst Her lacsys frigats Doris
a. Captain Sir r. L. McC1ntock, which left this for b.
ratar the Goth u, has been ordered back at once
The London, 90, Commander j. Simpson, arrived hsre
frsm Corfu the 9th inst ia Eve days under sail She
was to have proceeded 10 Gibraltar, but will remain
here for the present.
from the london Times, Jan. 1911
The iron steamer Defence, 49, COO horse power Captain
r. A. Powell G. b., was yesterday removed from her
berth alongside the floating shears at Chatham arbor
and towed lower down the river t1 Folly Point where she
viii remain 10 complete fittings Her destination not
vet known but IL Is probable sbs will be sent q short
cruise ~ the Mediterranean other less distant
station % cs her seanins and sailing powers and to
ascertain her behavior IN gale. On her return che Is
likely 70 proceed 90 reinforce Admiral Mines squadron
on the North Ancl can station Her decks aro slhi
crow ed wth u0rkmen and, AL h9uen b3 utmost expe.
dton bsng used ~ The whole of the hands there s
remains lcraDls amount Oi work 10 po coupeiol.
ttr0m he london Tirn9s, Jan 1871
The prep4r4iico sud despatch % mnni ions Of o
North America ani ne Wa9Iin s5 10 s. continued al
WoowicL v .A N'tset.l cAIslltiol. Yti'e 9Rv st'
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
Look ON This Picture.
TEE STONE BLocKADEs OF ENGLAND.


tfrom Gaiiyrani's Messenger, Jan. H.
Ir reply 10 the violent article an the london Times
tho blockade OF Charleston, we have the two following
letters
srsThe rre Of Saturday last in an elaborate article
tie destruction Of the port Of Charleston sinking
charge It exclusively the ferocity and vnGctvcncss
Of the American character, Confidently demanding
"WheD has such act been perpeaed by any European
Power. to which tho odit0r exul,ingiy replies "1his
savage innovation has becn left 20 republicans Of
day" On reading this unwarrantabs assertion felt
that amount OF patriotism cyua justify The suppress
son Of public denial Of the ement. This decd Of
war, Justly rsprobated by the Tines Is tire rst Of
i kind Parental Eng land SCI the atrOcious EXAMPLE On
the evacuation OF the city port OF exandra and
stones ss,lk in c rarrog poSsoce " Uhch our s9-
dron under tie command II Admiral Lrs had eyfesd
and sn sailed, concud,ng that cogd Be tie last eru Of
psSef tryp he porterroneOrgly, however as 10 has
subsequently appeared. enclose my card and remain
&C., R.N.
The other instance ia contained In letter from Lord
hobart ~ Sir A. :. Hammond, Controller Of tho Navy
MOST sEcRrT.
DowSxe SrRsKr, Feb. 0, 1904,
II being thought advisable, under tho present crcu-
carrying into execution the procc. suggested In the
closed paper for choking .p Ae entrance into tho hobr
of 'BouiGps and the or such enterprise do
pending IN great measure upon the secrecy and de.
spa'ch with which the preparations may he made, !
have the Kings commands TO signify 10 you that
control and that you communicate conndentaIly with
Mr. supplying him with such funds and giving hips
such orders Tor & puychase N ve'ses, and prousding ne
rzdertols which you may Judge neccssary for accom-
pshnz the ohs. IN view 40 soon 40 tbs vessels shall
be suiccrty laden you will give instructions that they
whore further orders will proceed from Lord Keith.
HOBART.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY FEBRUARY l. 1862

Iepe Just outside Csshot Castle One OF Southamp
ton pilots who in from the Channel 10 day rsorts
that O'Clock this morning he passed the ruscA
steaming out through the Needles. OF course all
sorts Of rumors aoat her intentions In
making or but thsy all by the sloop
turning to the river and taking upher moorngs again
this afternoon, between two and three O'Clock.
The Nashville a. is rumored has been sold and become
the property Of gsh owners the Confederate Tag
and the pennant are still flying from the ship
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
coNDlTIcn cf TIE UnIon TREASURY.
IN English view OF MIR. chsse,s Plans Of
Finance.
trcm the Londcn Times, jan. III
= ths influence of political chlorofo-,n !,

TFrcfn thr Londcn TIres, Jan IT,
rr Ina influence cf political ehoroforrn Tho Au.r,
te entering upon stage familiar in the hsiorv OF
ali nntons: The associated banks OF New York Ros
ton ani Philadelphia, and as matter Of course. ihe
fodcrsi treasury and all the banks In the N,rihsrn
ttates have suspended cash payment Tcy have tassn
tbe sep in most bamy uncons ciousn sss OF s nssn
ir ot inevitable results Indeed, never was a reaiv
c'ca and exceptional proceeding done with 30 much
ectGcy and order with such tender consaeraton on Tor
fiail lSops-in favor Of wiom cash payment was con
lAaSaIN a'sv days-or with SO strong percussion
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

NOR occasions, Of some persons OF American origin
scarcely presentable in any society the Of NJ
Thouvensls note TO Mr. Dayton
The Emperor had been slightly wounded In the neck by
some stray shots from gun while out shooting.
The Bourse was arm aud higher Rentes on the 18th
closed at 90 So
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
China.

private letter from China detailing the barbarities
perpetrated by the rebels and relating how they
driven of from Ysnas Chefoo) by the Frcnch and Epg
lish, says-Previously two American missonaresMr.
Parker and Mr.. Holmes-hearng that tho rebels were
likely TO v.st Yentae, buckled thoir revolyers,
mounted their horses and rode out thirtyGve miles to
them hey passi the outposts and got TO the chief
they aked bim his intention questioned MIN 10 his
religious belief explained little Christianity, and were
then cut to pieces by hts people.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

steam transport Spartan, Capt Wigglns laden
with 200 OF shot, she'll and other heavy stores
lst the Royal Arsenal pier, and was towed down 10
Greenhthc to be adjusted for sea- Tho Parthcnon Capt
similar description for jamaica yesterday hove on 10 the
buoy to take n her Goals and water in preparation for
departure.
Orders have been received the Royal Laboratory at
Woowich for the manufacture OF 600 MIME bullets
week. to be continued until further orders An addi-
under the superntendence OF Mr. Tozer in the careful
method of filling cartridges 70 hold that number OF
ball cartridges readiness for transport per week The
testing OF l00pounder Armstrong guns at the Royal
Arsenal proof buconnues during the entire day until
some time after sunset, in order to supply the whole OF
colonial possessions and the shipping with that Tor
mlable weapon Is early as may be.
THE WARRIOR NOT ORDERED TO NORTH AMERICA.
In regard the that the celebrated frgate War
rior was join the No tn American fleet is explained
that the Warrior about to embark
for Mediterranean and West India stations and con
vey them Lisbon On arriving there she will transfer
those for the North American and West india squadron
to the Edgar which would sail immediately Afterwards
TO join the squadron Of Admiral Milne, while the war
rior would await further Instructions at Lisbon.
The ships of war which had assembled at Gibraltar
expected to be ordered back 10 Malta.
The Reception OF Mason and slidell.
PARIS, Jan. 10 1852
Tho Temps, in announcing that Messrs. Mason and Sill
dell expected arrive shortly at Havre says that no
obstacle will be offered the fulment OF their mission
to France and England The PIsnpoentiars Of the South
,cil Be alsopsd to plead for the recognition Of he South
The Prssse says that tho French government wiu MOI
receis Mesas Mason and Slide any other Southern
Commissioners.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
the BLOCKADE OF TIE NASHVILLE.
The Tuscarora Makes Another Run md
Returns Co Her Post.

fimes1
u was discovered Yesterday evening that tho fusca
Ioo bad again left her moorngs, and gone down the
rrQr. She anchored for the night u s understood OF
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
pOlan nd.

Private advices from Warsaw state that eleven more
students bad been condemned soldiers IN the
army OF Siberia.
It reported at Warsaw that Mons. Chlg the pre-
sent Papa Nuncio at Paris would DO transferred to ST
Petersburg and that IL the wish of the Pope that the
Nuncio should reside alternately at ST. Petersburg War
saw and wilma.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
Turkey.

Much Ill feeling Is reported 70 exist between France
and Turkey.
The insurgents OF Zubz had returned insulting reply
to the proclamation OF Omar Pasha in which he prom
them an amnesty il they surrendered.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
The London Times of the 18th thus notices aud
quotes the MARKET

In the colonial depar Canadian descriptions were
again rather frmer, Grand Trunk closing at 81 and
Great Western IL u. American securities fiat,
particularly the bonds and shares OF tho Illinois Central
g,luada five per cents 90 a 90.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-11
Rulea Of War.

DR.. woolsey, President Of Yale College, In
his introduction to the study of International
Law, states the rules of war thus:
"To sum up all that has been said on the
topic, we may lay down the following rules Of
war:
/. Private persons, remaining quiet, and
taking no part In the conflict, are 70 be unmo-
lested; but if the people of an invaded district
take an active part in the war, they forfeit their
claim to protection. This marked line Of sep
aration between the soldier and non-soldier Is
of extreme importance for the interests Of hu-
manity.
9. The property, movable as ,oeii as in,novable,
Of private persons In an invaded country, 10 to
remain unnjured. But IL the wants of the hos
tile army require, II may be taken by authorized
persons at fair value; but marauding must be
checked by discipline and penalties.
= The only true, humane, and even
just principle, Is that already laid down, that
war Ia waged by State against State, by soldier
against soldier.
But pillage and devastation are seldom poll
tic even when they are supposed to be just.
The rule is now pretty well established that,
while all military stores and buildings are law
full plunder, and while every ediace In the way
of military movements, whether, indeed, public
or private. may be destroyed, phateper does not
contribute 10 he use of rar ought 10 remain intact
~ was u Diot upon eit VI "hen
they burned the Capitol at Washington; and
the excuse for II on the ground Of retaliation,
although insufficient, showed the necessity for
an excuse to the civilized world. Even militia
ry hospitals are spared, II not misused for
hostile purpose.
With civil wars, international Justice has
nothing TO do. But the same rules Of natural
justice and humanity which are applied to the
justice Of ordinary wars, and to the mode of
conducting them, apply here also. In no kinds
Of war Is retaliation more sure, and none are
generally so cruel and uncivilized, so that strict
rules Of ,car are more necessary here than any
utere else.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-11
@atiunal gspnblisan.
THE RED STAIN ON THE LEAVES.
From the New York Tribune,


The wood-bird's nest upon the bough
Deserted hangs, and heaped with leaves,
Once filled with life and Joy, but now
Sad as a stricken heart that grieves.
Amid the light of such scene,
Where silent wales and hills are clad
In gayest hues of gold and green,
Why should the human heart be cad
Yet sombre thoughts fit through the mind,
And pass unspoken and unsung,
As leaves, touched by the Autumn wind,
Fall from the twigs to which they clung.
Here, like the patriarch In his dream,
We see the ladder angels trod,
The mountains, to our vision, seem
To lean against the throne of God
The vnils Of golden mist that rise
Ove the woodlands TO the sea,
Drop here the gallant soldier lies,
Who's, furlough is eternity.
Upon the leaves now sere and red,
That once y ere fakes of fire to me,
zee the blood our armies shed,
That our dear country might he free.
GEo. W. BuNGAY.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-11
SUpERIOR cATTLE.

wish to inform the public al large that have
received OF Col. VIM, d. Bowie, OF Prince Georges
county, Md, four Of the finest cattle that have
best four cattle have ever Slaughtered. ! have
slaughtered great many, but think Ihaye never
seen the same quantity of flesh and fat On the same
sized animals.
also invite the public to call and see them be-
fore they are slaughtered, They can be seen on
and New York avenues, -
oc lost JOHN HOOVER.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-11
Com. Porter Against the whisky Trade.

Com. Porter Against the whisky Trade.
CAIRO, November 4, 1862.
SIR: have received applications from be-
low to stop the whisky trade; for 1t is asserted
that more guerillas are made from the use of
whisky than any other way. ..
I deem it necessary to put down guerillas at
any inconvenience to the people along the river,
and have directed my commanders to seize 1t
whenever they may find 1t.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
DAVID d. PORTER,
Act'g Rear Admiral, CONG Miss. Squad.
To Collector Of the Port Of St. Louis, Mo.
Daily national Republican., 1862-11-11
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