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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
Army Correspondence.
Letters from the Seventeenth.

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CAMP NEAR NASHVILLE, Tenn III
d'tl "S' ''' March. 9th, 1862.
EDS. GAZETTE: Now that we are fair
y installed in the Sunny South" We
can look back On the r, cent Union yitto-
rits aud Consider their probable effects on
the people wlio have been searching for
their '4rights." Nashville and Clqrk.st.
vale, biaces Of considerable importance
10 NE Union, and Of vial Importance to
the 50 call5d' Southern coniedeyacy, are
NOW TROUT possession, apd the Shideops
aesoIRtiJh" which Gov, Harris 80 grapli;
cally portrayed fnbis address to TIE peo,
pie Of Tennessee, has not followed the al
vent oftSo Federal army The citizens
ofNashville nov pursue their various av.
ocali6hs under The protection Of the Fed
erAl flag, and bave more security OF life
and property, than at any lime since the
inception Of the rebellion. The Union
sentiment is gaining the ascendency, and
will coon control the masses. .r,..,..f
Glorious old Andy Johpsony who suf
fered exile rather than desert our time
honored flag, will soon organize the Pro
visional Government Of repnsssee, ,apd
the postal facilities will again be open tc
the !people, Nashville in a. pecaDiary
point has suffered. Wood Is selling at
sic per cord, boots from $40 to $50 per
pair, and everything sells at exhoEhilan'
prices. ~. t..r, t.. q, .-...fa
Gov. Harris has issued manifesto Ia
the people Of Tennessee and frantiGally
calls on them TO enlist for the war. AZ
TOR failing to make stand at Mur'rees
boro or Chattanooga, lie gracefully with
drew to Memphis, and win have anOthe
chance Of dying in the 'lasi ditch" or
double quick" movement into Alabama
A rumor is current among tho boys
that Beaurcgari has given Us twenty days
10 leave the .sacred soi'' of Tennessee
II Don Carlos has any def renee for The
hero Of Manassas, bs will immediately
"skedaddle." ,,,a,.,,.;.,as .a
General Nelson and staff were ridrl
beyond the lines . few days ago. and wer'
within few hundred yards Of 9 party .
Texas Rangers, Who were concealed il
canebrake, A company vas sent ou
and a number Of the rebels captured
The soil Of Tennessee, what we has'
seen Of it. Is very good equal 10 'h
Blue Grass region Of Kentucky, n ,
We got chance tho other day to toUc
, the hem, oflhe raymaster's garment, an
now have plenty Of money, We car, s
to any sutlcr in tho Brigade, and ShyloO
\ (or accouu. Of being soldiers Sighting f.
our country looks at our pie" and take
only half for changing the bills, We no
have plenty toeat. A venerable og, ou
of the patriarcha of this county. was III
morning killed, for the boys. and hayin
vegetable soup, and fresh bread, we liv
like princes. -.. . .r1.4 ....
TAc boys are enjoying better heal'
than heretofore. "Old regular" the lon
, whiskered sergeant, and Bets" tho sbo
, whiskOred corporal, are still able 70 Ct
fried crackers, and look like they. wou
, live every minute. FIX, ?. sam,
%, aesq1s ,uLC0' Rp l7ih ,osV,U,sy!
"'A ''' '''1 MAslvILLE, TENN,
] .-is,a iua March 9th, 1889, p ~
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5000 REBELS Put to FLIGHT!

TIE W 0RRS TAKEN ,BYtST0RM
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-03-20
RATTLE or PEA RIDGE.

Fart6e, Particulars oftae Actions Terri
bic Fighting and Severe Lasses-TAe
CGivalry WhipOeda al Great Odds Bar
5arons Treatmenf Of tie Dead federal
Soldiers ToMahawked = Nc Culloch and
,Aiclatosh Killed. lN-- sa--. ~ -
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Another Splendid Victory!

Gem. Burnside Perfectly Safe!!
.,. st..tl. si| ----- 9f Wi' ti N''ne '.h
DETAILS oFdTH e. CAPTURE or
u'y NEwBERN. 5'4 I',,h
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FFhcfoilowi6g iineswere Narrdneelih memory
of wIuLrAN .-BRASDr, twho diedin Ksn,uek ~ and
sang at his funeral BY tho Rev. T. Drake, Published
by request of,tbe friends: l..rrS, $50, sts.lt;
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WTM ri. JANKINS' HAIR DRESS

w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle
men can be accommodated IN the most approved style
fsiar pressing ard Bathing Rooms are also attach
ed TOR the accommodation of Ladies. Also all Kinds o.
Hair work on hand made TO order. Chldrens mar
cut in the most approved manner. Capable Females
viii be in attendance In the ladies' department,
N. B.-Cash paid for hair du APPS
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Pastor of. the Christian Church, Tyler street.
Boston, Sept = 1861. dtauI iyll

nor SALE-A lot of Wood Machinery,
n consisting of Daniels Planer, 10 feet planes, "a
inches wide; small Cylinder Paner, with Saw com
hnedi one Tenorng Machine, with Boring Ar6or ats
make; also Boreing Mill and Upright Drill-self
eeder BoltCutter, with Counter Shaft and Dies;
about 5000 feet of Seasoned Lumber, &c. &c. Enquire
of GEO, F. RICE, Nerrifeld's Building, of i. A.
uOVTY. as Summer street, diff mch25
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TERMsl OF ADVFRTTz7~c

ADVEkTlsEMENTSp published in the NV "a. a.,a
asquare" for three insertions: and "a =.
subsequent Insertion Ten lines Tor lessl ens.,.t.
square" Advertisements ordered inside ~
prominent place. as also those largely displayed ,, ~
charged extra rates Contracts by the wear NAV +,
made on liberal terms may %
sequent insertion IS cents 70 SQUARE, each SUI
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid in mi.
oance Yearly or regular advertisers will he Tsan- ~.
make quarterly payments - 10 required 10
NO grdtaitoas AdUertisements. No report. re.o
uuons or proceedings of any corporation societv -
association, and no communication designed 10 cali 81
tenton to any matter Of limited or Individual inferes
can oe inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold Themselves resnonsi
PIE for any errors that may occur beyon the
charged for the Advertisement W oAH'
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Washington, D. c., 1862.

ANP pw YfOofIRnRiCHXRJ c. ELLIOTT Attorney and
Counsellor, No. so Nassau street. - -, ,,,
Brooklvn, JOSEPH M. PRAY, Attorney ana Couh
sellor No. $40 Fulton street - -. 900, ,,o
louisville, Pa, WIN. X. SMITH, Attorney ana Ooun-
Bellor ..,,,yx, ,..a..o,, ard
Counsellor No. 3 Streets Building. . ,.- -
Observation-Disclosures @. SHULTAS, Attorney and
Counsellor No, 6 Iungerford's Block. $780,,
BostOn-BENJAMIN DEAN, Attorney ana Couhsel-
ioI, we 1CUARIFs NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. Sc Central street , ,,...o,
Waitham-ED'WD L. HALL, Attorney and Counsel
Tor, Mller's Block. - -. - , ,,.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. TWlSS, Attorney auo Oouh
sellor, Flagg's Block, Main street
"a dtf
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VISIT PARKER'S GALLERY 30I
A GOOD CHANCE FOR A DRUG


~ BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, AND PROFESSOR OF ETIoLoGr
AND MATERIA MEDIoA, &C, &C. will be at the Bay
State House. Worcester, Mass every two weeks,
mencing on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, August and 2,
and every two weeks Friday and Saturday All the
rest of the time he be found his residence % Pleas
SAINT street. Boston Hours from am to PM and from
TO The sick should avail themselves the
opportunity they have of being restored health perma
nently. No physician ever performed such
been and are still being performed by Dr. Smith. All
those who wish to investigate will please call for
lar at IS Newbury street, Worcester Thew contain
highly authenticated certificates mot few of the
remarkable cures lin Boston and vicinity record
~ Consultation free.
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CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CuRED.-I feel it duty owe
consumpIves and those troubled with catarrh to make
public the that has effected in my case by Dr.
Edmund Smith, rode to his door the 18th of December
1861 ana with some difficulty account of palpitaton
debility and shoTtness of BREATH succeeded in getting
up one flight of stairs to his Then unable
to tell my sad story account Of ncessant coughing
till the doctor gave remedy to relieve me. / wish
to say here that called DR.. Smith if he could
give me something to relieve that could get
sleep nights for the ncessant coughing raising har
raised me so that could get but very little had
for months renquished all hopes of getting cured
sister having died of consumption expected to go
the same way. DR. Smith examined my lungs and told
me they were liberated and that there tubercles
but might make up mind to get well If took his
remedies and followed his directions Judge of my
prise at this announcement IcOud not believe him, and
how could l. after having doctOred three years with the
bestlHng doctors that could be found? Dr. Diugback
and other celebrated physicians having failed to effect
cure all hopes of ever getting well. wish to
weeks, walked mile to see him and get more med
zines, and walked home without much fatigue and have
been gaining strength and flesh since took his
dies, which only about three months. And wish
70 to those afflicted with lung diseases that they
cured, and feel it duty invite such t. consult
Ilr Smith, to whom through the blessing of God,
my life. Miss A. A Idc, Boston Mass.
am happy to state for the good of Others, that
acquainted with the above having visited her in her
Fckness also attended the funeral of her sister, have
lime. believe DIR. Smith, with Gods blessing was the
instrument of raising and restoring Miss Idle to health
E. EUMUNDS,
Pastor OF. the Christian Church. TYLER street.
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Mot1tes.

Ia, SCHOFIELD, M. D. PHYSICIAN
-AAe AND SURGEoN-Would respectfully announce to
the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that he taken
residence and Office No. Maple street, where he may
be found, to attend all calls
Special attention paid the treatment of all diseases
OF The Throat and Lungs by Medicated Inhalation.
emales ~ -
Office hours, from to IL A. NJ, and from to and
10 Up. M dtf mch20
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Tee ICE ICE = The propnetors
l. put their teams their several routes. Those
wishing to be supplied, will please give their
the drivers, al their office, No. EXCHANGE
STREET, under the Bay State House. Money may be
paid to of the drivers and their receipts will be
good Any neglect in the drivers will be attended to
application to the subscribers.
myl dam WALKER & sMEETsER
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GIX DAY BARBER.-ALLEN WALKER,
100 Main street between Central and Thomas SITS,
apectfully announces that he continues at the same
and is prepared to do the bar6erng business W ie
very best manner, Special attention given TO cuttng
lads misses hair, dyeing hair, honng razors, ana
the various branches of the tOnsOrta art. du nyld
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY go 1862.
ynsmrante.

DEOPLE'S MUTUAL FIRE TNSUR.
\ ANCE COMPANY, Worcester, Massachusetts,,
With Cash Capital of over $3.50, 900,
Insure Buildings, Merchandise Personal Property
generally on as favorable terms any sound and well
conducted Stock Mutual Company, The first class
Of Dwelling House and their attachments Farm Build
ings and their contents, insured for one or five years
buildings in progress of erection, or repair, In
sured for any time desired reasonable terms Losses
equitably adjusted and promptly paid
Applications for insurance may be made at the Com
pany Office, or to any of its Agents.
AUGUSTUS N. CURRIER, Secretary.
HENRY CHAPLIN President.
SAMUEL II. COTTON, Treasurer.
DIRECToRs.-Henry Chaplin, Joseph Pratt Horatio N
Tower, Joseph Boyden, Jonathan Warren Jonathan Lu
Their, Henry Goulding, Edward Earle, +. L. Brigham,
Timothy S. stone John G. Mason Samuel H. Cotton,
Dwight Foster, Chas. w. FTeeland Ichabod Washburn
ia25 d&weovly -
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DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY
Il WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
STEWART, STEVENS, CLARK az CO..
Attorneys and Councillors ut Law,
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON. ID O.

This firm having thorough knowledge of the Pension
business and being familiar with the practice in all the
Dpnartmepts of Government believe that they can at
ford greater facilities to Pensions Bounty and other
Claimants for the prompt and successful accomplish
ment of business entrusted to them than any other firm
in Washington. They design to secure such an amount
of this business will enable them to execute the bus
ness for each claimant VERY CHEAPLY, and on the
basis of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE. For this purpose they will secure the
services of a LAW FIRM IN each prominent locallty
throughout the where such business may be had
furnish such with all the necessary blank form al april
cation ana evidence and also requisite printed pamphlet
Instructions upon the due execution Of the papers
and transmission Of the same to us from our Local
Agents they will promptly perform the business mere
Their charges will be 9R-IEN DOLLARS LA FOX t 3E
FICERS and neffsF FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRlNATES
for each PENSION, or BOUNTY and BACK FAY I Oh
tanned and ten per cent. amount of CLAIMS FOX
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR lDEMNlTl.
hsy@Sodiers enlisted since the LIST day Of March, 1851
in any kind of service, MILITARY or NAVAL who are
disabled by disease wounds are entitled to Pensions
All Soldiers who for two years or during the war;
should il soon close will be entitled to 800 Bounty If
there he no widow then the minor children then the fa
or nother brothers or sisters are entitled above
"i0i' "i' JOSEPH h. STEWART,
II, L. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
o. A. STEVENS,
w. L. GAYLORD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-26
THE DAILY FREEMAN,

Through the Session of the Legislature. will
CONTAIN iull and accurate reports of the pro-
oeedines of that body. The morning and alter
noon editions of the paper will be issued as
Heuai, 10 accommodate our Southern and West
eEn mail subscribers. Full Geographic news
report up to the time of going to press will ap-
pear in each edition. Terms the same as here
rofore.
SI'oo Tor three mouths to mail Subscribers,
ana at that rate during The Session.
7he postage Will be prepaid IL a.siresl, and
added to the su Inscription price.
IHE WEEKLY FREEMAN during the Session
will conta'n foil reports Of Legislative proceed
ings, and will be supplied to Subscribers, or
Others, during ne Session, at reasonabl, rate
Orders are solicited
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TEETH GR TEETH!

insert artificial teeth Gold, Silver Plana aud Hub
per- In all cases furnish temp r4ry 'rts free Of 60"
and sdvlse all persons who have al their teeth tIuat
20 |" nave temporary set as IL keeps he under JAW u"
better 'hape Sever cases have come under NY motto
since residence IN this place where the under jGE a.
become seriously injured, by going without temporary
set
J still renew my offer OF $25 set for "rotten or d.
caring sets OF teeth on the rubber plate. Thus far m
oeen unable to fui an imperfect
The following letter will speak for self; 1t IS ZOE
Kew j. ;. Lee, formerly resident Of this place
CANTON " June q, 1851
Or. CekEGrs Dear sir-I feel impelled to wri!e!'
the result Of your dentistry in my wish tor
tred Tour different kinds, and much prefer the ruov
More than three years ago you inserted an upper '
teeth III my mouth on rubber plate, and hive worn
ever since, eaten with it every meal and the paN
Just a. good as when The lifting is admirable anu
nave experienced inconvenience whatever IN NeS.'
H. dhpdys recommend IL 10 my friends IN p'cotHe~
goo or Pafnd. Ny experience is certainly, dseM'py
aYor OF the rubber. hope my many friends in 'eraoN
wi'l avail themselves OF your services as know Of
DENTIST in whose bands should prefer to trust my ICY
interest rather than you give this letter un'o''"
as simple justice. Yours truly, -
Ether or Chloroform given in extrachhs
number OF teeth II required. ns
" besr in mind hat only charge Sevcn'!-"
cents cavity. for a gold filing use the O'' 49,,
ana warrant the flin.s, as do my plate worn W"
convenient, rsons from distance Will please h' .,
'c~ days NOTICE. hen they intend coming 10 NV
work -
IL Office over LAngdon's Flour SORE, Mon'lT.Tvs
Oct.bD&y JOHN NJ. CuhbOi''
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EXCISE TAXES.
co l. l. f. L L O Il $ NOTTC

notice. hereby given that the Annual r.
~ frst Collection District Of Vermont -. Iof t-
under the provisions Of the law OF Congress ''e'eI
July Ioo@, nave become due and payable ana Grotea
same, viz: ~ ieeeIVe Ih>
| MtsHIFGTON CsUEfI-At my Office in MAJ,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the ist PSs'er, OF
days OF December, 1862; at the NorIh6i ~ and ID
NorthheId. on Friday, December h At H.nI noS's in
ern ID s'eIoatJ on sa.drday December eth a, Az
Inns Hotel In haItsfeld, Tuetday Dec ~ Jos
and at " isons Hotel, in Cabot Ion ThursI,v h W.
| ADDISON CoUNTY-At Stevens Hotel in 49, ~ IIth.
Monday and lsesday December 18th and l6ih es Oh
the Addison House, in hiddlebury on W,dnsa, aud
Thursday, December Eth and 18th. sHd
RUTLAND tocErT-At the Brandon House in P,,
on Friday nd Saturday, December Iqth ann oab naon
baIdwell House, in Rutland on Monday And a. hT
December 22d and 23d at Westovvr', Hol.i H. ""aJ,
ton on Wednesday and Thursday Urcenbn, a., "'T'
25th and at Hin Hotel in Halingrord on Fla" ana
cembrr 9th. '''a' 1"-
BENNINGTON toUsrY-At the yarde,lin Ho,, T.
chester, Saturday and Monday Dec Gin and war
~ Tie franklin House, in Remington ON Tn.sd sM
wednesday, Dec, Both and 3lst. ' al"
The M"nthly Returns Of Manufactures for H.. MAJ,
september, 1902, ere now due and Will l., n.vahl
those times and places, # not previously paid '''
BY the provisions OF The excise law All p.roo,,
eciDg to pay said dnties and lax-s within m. T
spec fled, viii be required pay ten per epnt aIJ
upon The amount thereof. '"a
he LiCEssEs re quired by the excise law IN no 1r
cred 1t IN sc times and places ess pre,iousIv Sill
"r Al my once. ANY person who shall have been exr
sing or carrying ob since September l. 1862 anv ,,aA
or business Tor which . license is required nv ma 49,
without taking out such lice nse, fortets penalty ,
10 three times the amoant Of he license. N'''
Any person can remit hs ixx by another as rs,.,,
viii be returned. p'
JOSEPH POLAND
Collector Flint istrict y.rmou,
Montpelier Nov. lso2. xIna,
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, NOV. e. 1862,

Mr.. Flagg moved TO lay the bill and amend
rnent upon the table agreed to.
| BY Mr.. Crowley, for Committee on Mlitar
Affairs, against House bill relating TO rasIn
troops for public defence third reading refused
BY Mr.. James. for General Committee favorabl
to Senate amendment of chapter 90 Of revision
:" of offences against the public health concurTet
in.
BY Mr.. Fisher, for Select Committee fsvorlbl,
TO Senate amendment # chapter ~ " Of iurisdic
lion and powers of probate courts " concurret
in.
BY Mr.. Reed for Committee on Ways and
Means, favorsbly to Senate smer dments Of chap
ter "a, " of collection of taxes" except the 7lh
and 18th amendments, and with medication OIL
others report agreed to.
BY Mr.. Shaw for Committee on Roads, against
House bill limiting fare on railroad, third read
ing refused.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
An act to authorize repairs Of the roof of the
State House; passed
An act incorporating the Holland Academy
passed.
Mr.. Gardner called up the bill providing to pay
The Treasurer and Auditor of Accounts for extra
services during the pAst two years.
Mr. Den'on chairman cf Committee reporting
the billy stated in reply to inquiries that the extra
services of these officers had been very great.
, The Treasurer had been receiving abou, one hun
dIed letters daily, or between thirty and forty
thousand per year. These were mostly CORES
pondence occasioned by Military Affairs Of the
State.
The auditors labors had also been doubled
during the past two years. Mr.. Denison conlin-
ued at length tn set forth The increased duties of
both officers. lie believed the one thousand per
year added to the Ireasurer's salary and the five
hundred per year added 10 the Auditors salary
if the bill passed, was too little rather than too
much
Mr.. Hastings moved TO amend the bill by
changing one thousand to twelve hundred and
fifty dollars, in that portion Of the bill relating to
extra pay of the Treasu. er
Mr.. Camp thought the amendment. proposed
very proper one.
Mr. Hun,on objected to the amendment on the
ground that the House should not over.rus the
decision CT the committee. lie would favor re-
committing the bill 20 The committee with in
.rucions 10 further investigate and consider the
matter, if the HOUSE thought the bill should be
amended. lie desired TO pay in this case all that
should be paid and to do it IN he righ, way
He believed it va. important to preserve judi
caI and legislative action each In its own sphere,
and TO con6ne each TO that which came properly
viii in il jursdicIion.
Mr. B.lch opposed the amendment He could
not ace the force Of argument advanced by the
gentleman from Bethel.
The House refu.ed to amend the bin, and il
was ordered to Third reading. Adj.
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Foreign Intervention.

The question Of foreign intervention is sett(,d
for the present. Fr4nes has desired it and nro.
posed to England, but The English government
nave declined tie honor. The last steamer
hg'"gs the following respecting this action
The London Geset!e publishes Earl Russell, 4,
oaioaal reply, dated Nov Is.
1t reca ti .ulates the circular of Drown Do
FHuys proposing mediation. 1t recognizes the
humare views and benevolent Intentions OF t,e
Emperor observes that the concurre.e, Of
Russia would be expressly desirable, but that
r9p to the present time the Russian Government
snad not agreed to actively cooperate, although
at may support the endeavoIs Of England and
France.
The question for consderat ton was, whether
the end proposed is attainable at the present,
time. Earl Russell then commends the decision
OF her Maje'ty government as follows After
weighing all information received from America
Ahe Government Is led to conclude that there
'sno ground at the present moment to hope that
the Federal Cover nment would accept the pro-.
Tosai suggested, and a refusal from Washipgto,
at the present time would prevent any speedy
renewal of the offer OF the Government there
fore, he thinks 1t better to watch carefully the
progress OF opinion in America, and lf-as
saere appears reason to hop>-is may be found
TO have Undergone, or may undergo, any change,
This Government may then avail themselves of
such change to offer their friendly counsel with
= greater prospect than now exists of it's being
accepted by the two c:ntendine parties
Her Majes'ys Government will communicate
TO the French Government any intelligence they
may receive from ashngton or Richmond
bearing on this important subject.
The London Times edtoriaily observes of EIrl
hus'eils ',spatcn, that his arguments have been
anticipated by the public, and that this is the
best proof OF their soundne.s