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BmTlsH CIyEL WAR-WAR Dnnrs,--
There are no less than thirty seven rc,
beIlons recorded in English history be-
tween the time Of William the Conquer,
or, A. D, 1869, and the Irish outbreak
in 1903. Several others have since oc
cured. The British foreign wars have
been incessant, and their expenses onor'
nous. That of the American Rcvolu
ton was six hundred and thirty millions
ofdollars. and the contest with the frs
Napoleon cost five thousand seven hun
dred and niuety-fve millions.
The sympathy shown to the UonFot err
atcs by England may thus in part b.
naturally accounted for, though consid
cradle inconsistency is nevertheless yet
to be explained in the want of it for The
natives of India and the DISCONTINUED
population beyond the Irish Channel
who have been very anxious to possess
and govern their own countries in theil
own way.
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The New Orleans Delta asked, about
this timo last year, for an opportunity to
match $4,000 Southern to ops agans,
100000 yankees in the open field
At Pitsburg The occasion was furnished
the proportions, however, being nearly
two southerncrs to one "Yankco" on the
first day, and about man to man on the
second, Bolurogard thOinvinciblc. was
in command, aud the rebels selected
their ground. If they feel satisfied with
the result of4he late encounters, no por.
son up this way will be Opposed to take
exceptions to it as fair test orNorthorn
and Southern skill, valor and cndu-
rance.
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Tue revolution in Greece having bro.
ken out in new place--at Syra-lhc
royal Government sent vesscl--lho
Amalia- to the spo., which captured u
rebel vessel in curious way. She
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ycsacls landed and fought on Shore
The royalisls conquered and the Amoia
then made for SYRIA to show to the mor.
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by tho royoltroops. The bodies of the
slain, the wounded and the prisoners
were displayed to public view on the
steamer, and the inhabitants of syra
went to gaze at them,
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behind the iron mail Of the stolen steam.
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aud no longer slulk behind the guns Of
Cfarey Islam i But tho fear is that this
hope will not be realized, as it is now
asserted that the rebels prefer to keep
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TAG Norfolk correspondent Of the Pc
tersburg Express, under date of April
list, refers to the proclamation of tho
rebel Governor calling everybody to the
field, and not cxempiing farmers "a ex,
tremClJ unwisc, and soys that all the iudi i.
cations arc that a famine will be the
consequence Tho Whole section, from
Princess Ammo to Norfolk, is one vast
wildcrness-not a plough in a field, and
no steps taken 10 provide for the public
necessities OF another year. lie also
says the miliIiamon are being drilled each
day, Out tiioy Gin rcu!G no serviGu I'M
less properly armed If muskots are
not allowed them, lot them be- armel
with shot-guns--n formidable weapon
III proper hands, Wctmst, however
laat Mcclellan aud Mcdowell will effect
change in q short time
-----.-
The rohel monster "Mtrtimlo," alias
Virginia, we have for some time be.
lievcd, will not probably risk second
Monitory demonstration of the power Of
the Union. 1t is undoubtedly tho de-.
siro of the rebels to use the Mcrrimac 10
cooperate with their land fCrces in on
expedition 10 York river; but she is bot,
ter further out of any risk at present -
She controls the mouth Of james River,
and will choose to remain there at pres.
ont to prevent our eonboats from going
up thatrivor to shell the right wing Of
lheonomy, now powerfully fortified on
the west bank of tho Warwick River
near Us mouth Tho necessity for this
delay to venture into ,hc bay will soon
be removed when 10 % 10 be hoped that
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