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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-29
9ie Gttnattpn.
(@senina Star.l

QStr 3~peifeln Oh Burn(Des Mrmeeccrps ees
tern BET 9arperS 6errY ben 9ptomac eetreu3t
bat.
IS lheint irgenb eth 6tnoerntB bic lAnele
8erfpl9uns Des 6ethoeS ntGt gu erlauben. -
Wean9el an Gruppen tpiro in5auptgrunp letr
bte AtlenOun9 bersits Ur9antfrter Neetmentel
per;Sgert wtrp.
Der @ouoerneur BON Seem SerieY rOlIte Dor
etntsen Wu9en 10 Biz 10 Neetmenter ntGt
ab9eben lafien, besOr fe BON Balbington @af=
fen erbalten battes.
Dte 2eeierung tpet9erte i6 aber pteslben
gu Ienben, pa tie TIM Nueenbltd feline 8Cren
batte I'm @swebre perlAiden gu tSnnen. Mul
oiele 0etle purOe paS Qanp in leiner frtttiG-
ten Dericpa Der Dtenlte pieisr 9eute Sc
rambt.
Die gerlammlung Der @omperneure au gll-
tccna, ga, nitro pieOer cine neue 8er3Sgerung
tn Der NbienOune Der Gruppen letn, % t6nen
9eraoe Die SefSoeruns anbetmfdat.
Dur9 etne 8alOnrecO9nOactrung BAT man
erfabren, baB Der Getno tn Der yt6be BON 0ar.
pers Scrip TIM Sbsnanopabtbale Ifebt. lMan
eetpabrte i'm In ber9la6e ppnSarpers 5errp In
Der &tAtun9 BON Marttneburs mad benz GluBe
FER, tpOraus man lAltebt, paB Der Setnb etne
neutrality-suspicious. in iener @egenc
mu9te, Die l1mfanDe lhetnen See gu prGa-
gen in fIr3efer Belt etne entl1etDenpe 0epes
9tn9 gu maAen.
Die 8epubner BON Wtn@efer unD Der bUra
ti9en umse9eno brtu9en tire Samtlisn norb.
luartS, pa tie ntGt5 eBbareS auBer etras Wfebl
nnp SGwetneaetl@ bsltsen, wslGeS lebtere Be
reit6 friber l6On gu 81 Bis $3.50 per @funp
p~ertauft purOe.
Der Wfangtl an DrOpiFcnen unp bic falteu
9tdbte werDen Die 3erlumpten 6croen Der &es
beaen pemna4R 3%pin9eu. li9 NIT General
Wec@lelan 3u l4Ia9en urn mG9liGer Nstle
etrpas 81 erobern, ODER lie mIlIen It6 5urif
3iebeu.
Sic baben jebt teben pafenf6bieen Wann
3tpilGen Is un0 45 Sabren In Wafen unp
9eben pamtt um Gltere 3etn3uretGen. Dte(elben
werpen aber bic @%ntbebruneen unp bic talten
Nd9te obne 3elts unp Dbne Rletouns niGt er<
|traeen fSnnen. Sic baben iebt muir nod alte
Stld EepptGe un0 8ettpefsn, Hcmit tie (G
eth wentg lhiBen, aber aud bic werpen balp
absenuBt uno Die Quarttefmetlter ntGt I'm
Stanpe letn, ibnen neue gu liefern. Die Seize
Dsrlaeen in DlarYlano, mo- fe f6 fur ben
8inter perlcrsen pplten, fnO ibr 9pbeS-
foe,
Die antunft 8uel'S in 9UntsptIe bereGttst
gu Der 6pfnuns, paB bic 0fbellen bato aus
&entudY Sertrieten perben, gleth trte Mt@lel-
Ian le aus Mar9lanO esiast bat. Otan ftebt
9ter NIT Spannuu9 aeuerrn Na6rtGten Don
bort ent9egen.
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Nrnc1feS bon Der syrnnt.
(Gpenine Star.)

@eItsrn waren BON ben QOuppn 0Dben aus
auf bret Meilen um 9arpers 8errY terum
feline Nebellsn NIT NuSnabme e~in3slner Streif-
waden gu lsben. Der ein3ise entpedbare
Iruppsnt6rper ltanp gu Sailing 0aters In
Der glabe BON Meartinsburs.
Gin 6err, pel6er unlere IObten aus Der
S6ladt AM @nttetam besraben unO bic Ser
wunDcten serbtnpen balf, perR1ert uns, DaB
Die 3abl Der erltersn 1900 let uno baB mir
penteer ais 5000 8erpunOete aus iener
S1laGt baben. Nuber ben 5000 tobten 9ie-
bellen, wel@e mir %besruben, iinD nod gauge
@ruben sOl sefa1ener &ebslsn, wel6e tbre
eisenen &riesstameracen beerpisten, ldn9S Der
sanssn Noap. Cine @rube 1T be3eidnet !:
Sen. Nnperlon unb 141 Nnbere" = cine atl=
Dere; Sol. Sturt unp ia Nnbere" unr 10
tnO aablrei&e NIT OerlGieoenen An3ablsn pa.
Nus otelen Mneaben laBt li9 IGlteBen, pa6
bret bis bier Rebelen eeeen etnen gunbes-
iolpaten esfalsn tnb.
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0e9ner 0arpirrenpe prDtlomation'
lonperm na6 penn Sie9e, ben unisre Aafen
in WlarplanD erfohten, nab Dem Ste8e, Der
pic BON Bente n Sriumpb traumenoen Ns
beaen ilbsr Den Yctpmac surudtrieb
Der alte glbe bat Otel Setampft nnO 9erun-
qen, nm i'm @aptrre einaneer betamptenpef
Darteieu unD Jtatbihla9e ben ri@tt8en @e9
gum Sell gu fuDen. Der Spn9reB patts
spay in leiner lsbten SelltOn etue entl9teOetls,
Oer Stlaperei ab9enet9te N(aJprttat' aOet
Otele MaipritGt entlAteD ltd ntht tar eu9e'
meine Emancipation. Der 9raItoent trouts
aud ni6t mttten In unlern grpben MtB9e-
i6iden Elm Document ~srlalfen, oae, tpte er be-
,etnnenp auBerte, in ben Mugen Der gSelt,
9letn Der papltliGen 8ule ee9en ben Some
ten, aans mirfun9slps ietn trirDe. VI tpltBtf
nod neniaer, mas ct NIT Der Wtalle plDgl'N
eman,tpirter SflaSen anlanSen lpllte. NOn
alien Die1en etnet1 reDlt9en Mann, Der Die
@rSBe leiner Yfli1ten ebenlo ME feline lGpere
8erantportft9teit fennt, fpIternben Grtpdsune
een, 8efar1tungen urlp 3retfeln, bat IT'D Der
tpadere Nbrabam Qtncpln naA tangent @ee
bonfens unb Gep~tIensfampf bsfsett. NaS
mar Die lettenbe, eliflihe, mir n10dten hagen,
rettenbe lSDee, Die i'm aus Dem 9abYrtntb, tn
pas i'm auBerprbentltAe, bier nod ME pa9e=
tpeIene 8erbdltntne fibrten, 8Iiidlt9 tpteOeT
gum 9tht berau6fubrte z
Gr fanp, paB er ale pberlter 8efeblSbaber
Der 9anpe unD Seema9t in &rtess5stten pas
01eGt babe, ieDwepe MaBresel su ersretfen
Die our nnterpsrfune Der 6etnpe Der 8spnbltl
fIbren tonne.
SIN etnem 3tpetten Nrttfel tperoen tptr pte
prptlamattpn lelblt belembteu, Die fremDt9er
@rmartunsen, Die le Bel DOrurtbeilsfreten ga
tripten erre9t, ndbsr te3ftanen unp enolid
3eieen, mte Ssne unre9t baben, wel&e otelea
bn9pi9tise Wanifelt anfetnpen ODER tn tbrsm
tbSriGten 0abn in oem Staub gu 3teben
luGen.
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sefSrSsrunasn in Der ROtOmaearmes.

@a1btngton, 20. Sept. Goleenbe
Sff3tere iinb auf Gmpfebluns peS @eneraI
Mc@lelan gu Brigade @enerdlen ernannt
ipprpem:
Sol. 6. Warren pom 5. 81. 9. 6reimillt.
gen &sst., pe9en leine6 aus9e;et9neten ge.
nsbmens In Der Sdla6t ton @atneS Wlta;
Sol. Nlfreo Sally pom 1. MinneIota 8eet.,
pegen letnes pprSasli4en 8~enebmens in Der
G6laAt Dor &i6mOnb. Sol. Wm. SO. Dive
rid pom 6. Yennl. GAP. Nest., wegen ifines
Benebmens In Der S9iadt BON 6air Safs.
Sol. Npbert Gurpin pom /. Ma6aGnIette=
Nest., pssen leiner Gapferfett BET Biaiams'
burg.
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Nus Gan Traurisrn.

Can 6ranctscu, Sal. 25. SEPT.
&tne 9roBe Nfen9e @aaren 9ebt tns Snnere.
GtnbetntlAe 2iquOrs werben gu kebeutenD ute,
beren Yreilen aneeboten. Steiner Spirttus
gu 40 Gents per @aaone. &oblen $40
20 per Some. &Oblen5l 70 Gents per Sal
lone. 8utter % @ents per @fo. Qt6ter 181
@entS per YfO. @etrOdnete Nepfel ID Gents
per Quart. WolIe, 6erbflaur % - 25
@ents.
Yrdlbent Qtncclns GmancipattOrS @rOtln.
nation tpirb BON Der 9re1e i'm 9asemeinen
Sunltig beurtbetlt. Die Iettenpen Sournate
tnpre1iren lte BON 6er3en.
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Gus Der 8unOesbauptfaOt.
WabriAetnttAe Mefi9nattUn beS
&tQeI

VeH+ Ut8eI.
9ette stns BIER bas @eraGt, baB General
St9el ietne Net9nattun ein9ereiGt babe unp
3par aus naGltebenpen @rinpen:
y Wetl er pom iinoeren SfTstereu aber=
sansen purbe.
p Wett i'm 70 iele aruppen snt3oeeu
rDOrpen ltnO, baB er nidt einmal etne pOultdn-
ptse Brigade mebr bat.
81 Weil ttm ~fOrtwdbrenO 9ruppen oertpet=
CERT perpen unp tbm lelbf nt6t einmal bic
fir TIN retruttrten 9eute ,usctbeilt wurpen.
A. 0esen perlTnliaer unp amtli9er Be-
tetDigun9 Seitens pes Sen. Sailed.
s. Wetl feline Eruppen fets pernadldlist
pprben fno,
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Nacbrtdbt an Stsmer;abler.
Gttv Collectors Offce.

Balttm ore ben "A. Sept. 1868.
Mn ben ftdAttfGen Steuer-8iGs fur @runbtaentbun
fIr 1852 TT eth Otstonto BON "a prpjent geltattet, penn bic
lelbena an reer Spr benz ]. Dttcber bejabt werbeH - mad bic
lem Gage nnr 2 grp5ent,
Yertpnal Steuerre9nnu8en fnb [Obne DtSfontC
taltg, uno tperSsR ben Sailifs ~Iber9eben, wenn He n DIT POI
poer am l. Ottcber tesablt weroen. Die @a lifts fnb 9eies.
tnaBtS 1srPFi8tst, b~ieieIben einjutreiben.
DER Otstpntc an StGatS- Steuern in teBt A RrcSen
aber mad benz l. Sttcber nnr 3 Prpsent.
yin melterer Nfpnat Sntereffen trtrb mad benz 8. Stt
an nuen rtdf6nbtaen StfuerbtuS bere6rct 10 caB Die 8mil
fur 1arbtls BON 1851 Az 4rpSent, Iar 1860 loK @rpSen
mn FUR 1859 1914 Drcjen. ~betragen.
% bic na&ie Elite Der rIfitdnptgen Steltern fur 1861 benz
n66ft betannt aenlabt pirp, 10 tOnnen iG Iplhe nur 6pite,
.erlparen, wenn tie ibre Rldfdnbe Dor poer am 30. ;. Wsts
ba i'd s~fn6tbtst bin ip9e @pntC's wnperjdsItn as
suiGIteben.
Musuffns ". %rtce,
OSWec Staot&@GGedpg.
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@oI9tnstun u. Sept. Otelen NiOr-
gen tamen 10 Mann BON Sol. SAtmmeI
pfennts's Nestment GA. pa.) naG Der Sffce
oes 9rpopBmarIbaQ unb 1a9ten, baB tie per-
tpeigert batten ab5umaridiren, neil le omrA
Die NaGlailtefeit ibrer Sitciere In leAs WOs
naten feline 9S9nuns erbolten batten uno tire
6amtlien gu Saul e oerben mIbten. STE wur@
Den mad Dem 6orret 5al @efdnsntb 9el6idt,
no man tbren @Inl4en sereht reroen ptrp.
Sen. 8trnsY lAtdte btelen Ncr9en BON 5atr-
far etnen sepi1en S. $. BARNES, welGer BEE
Idulbtet TT, Derlu6t gu baben cine 0ueriua=
banoe gu Orsantiren ferner einen eept0en
S. o. Newman bel6ulptst eth GebelenlUlOa
gu letn. sic tpuroen beioe pom VrpppBmar-
lbal THIS alte Capitol eelAidt.
9oser q. YrYOr'S Disadvantages, pel@e
in Der @GlaAt BON Sbarp5bur9 war, perlUr
BON 22OO Mann 1880. Die 8ebelen Be-
fefteen 0tn9eter. IQe Ne9er Der l1mgse
aeu0 balten fe gu Dteler Nr6eit an. ste lets
ben lebr Mansel an Nabrung 9enslfrest
III 10 fart perpunOet, paB lein Nrrn pObl am
puttrt tperpen mub. gr lag tn einer 1ebr
IGredltNen Sage mebrere Stuncen lang mad
Ietner 8erpunpung auf benz SAlaGtfelDe
unp tpurbe erlt lpat BON elmer Nebetlenabtbetz
lung, welGe CUR 8esrabuns Der Scpten abse-
l4tdt mar, a%uf9efunoen.
6cpel @pbS purDe e~benfalS oerwunbet
unb ,par aw linten 8ein.
@erlAteDene Sff3tere BON General Dope's
tNrmee, wel4e tiiralt@ bon Nid,mOnD e~ntIaien
purben, linp iebt bier. Der Marquts BON
6unttnetcn, 9Orp 0ecrge @aoenDtl6, welAe
BITE STbne DeS Grafen BON Dsponlbtre linr,
Colonel 2eslte bon Der brittil6en Nrnee uno
Sebn Stole, $50, BON Canada, pelde mebrere
Sage In WaDtnston waren, fnO beute mad
6arpers SerrY absereif, unt einise Sage BET
Der porti8en Nrmee gu Derpetlen.
[OepeI6e an ben g. 9. SeraIt
SD bin aus gutter Quele unterri6tet, baB
Der Yralioent. pemnaAlt cine neue bGblt ,piGs
ttee 'prOflamattpn ~erlalIen wtrp. gr miro
ben Staat 8lortpa lofort unter SurtsOtftion
Der Ser. Staaten lelen unD ale Nrbeiter,
mei6 ODER lApar3, einlaOeu. lh gum :3psde
Des 8aumppuenanbaueS bprten n~ieOer3ulal=
fen. Der YraliOent wiro ben Nrbeitern etnen
binrei9enpen S9ub our9 Die Nrmee unD
Martne eewabren, 6lortba foil alsoann nur
pas 3erritprium betra6tet unp regiert nerben.
DE Yralipent bOft auf piele Dirt nt9t aletn
eenus 8aumpplle fur ~un1eren etsenen Be-
Oarf 3teben gu tOnnen, ~ionpern lcsar fur pas
Wtslanp.
[Depe16e an bic q. .. SimeS.l
Sn 8e3us auf Die Sttmmun9 bes Cabinets
tn Sinlt9t Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fe6t fst, puB Mftnilter @baie fa gang Re.
lttmmt fur ptelelbe auslpriGt. Setne. Nnli6t
miro unterltlbt bon ben Wtnifern Bates uno
0eaeS. Wintter Stanton TT felt lanser
3sit su @uniten elmer WfaBreeel fir Die ge-
freiuns Der Gtlapen, pbfpObl er ntGt nit Der
Proclamation ipe3iea iberetnltimmt. Mtnt-
fer Slair TT iOrtwabrenp bitterer @esner
perleltsn, Winiiter Separp TT perl elben
e~benfalls ntHt sanlttg, ObpObl er i9 niGt
ME 8lair btreft sessn ptelelbs ausselprU9en
BAT. -
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Der MnsrtH anfiepuispiqe.

QOmtSptlte, g., 81. Sept. 81
Jtebeuen baben bte Salt Jiiper Bourbon
0btsfeY -8rennerei In 8elis ; in.
oslen 1T ber 9r6bte She'll Der @Orr1tbe supOr
bteber 9ebra@t parDen. Diele 8rennert TT
0te sr0Bte i'm Staate, wenn nt9t i'm gan8en
Qanbe.
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@pnp. Mprtpn pcn anhinnn

Sn6tanapolis Sno., 26. Sept.
0ouS. Wtcrton mar BET Der @onuerneurs.
GOuferan3 tn IltOunn, ga, niGt anweleno.-
&r febrte seltern JeaGmtttag .Oon 2outaSile
3urid, mo- er lt6 auf9ebaIten bat, felt Oielsr
Stapt beprpbt.
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SIR &rien i'm Meffem.

Sprtnsfte1b, MO., %. Sept. Oil
Nebellen inter 5inbman unp Stains lfnb jeBi
3u Granny Mines In Der Nate Der Nrfanlas.
9tnie. Sen. @HUsfelp marIdtrt eesen bic,
lelben. Die &sbellea 3ablen $4,000 Mann,
tpelde allie wpbl bepa6net Tab.
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NDn Tort Wnnrne.

Sort Mcnroe. 90. Sept. Der DAM
pier oSobn q. 8arner" fam pielen MOrgen
NIT $50 Hebtleneefaneenen BON 0albinstpn
bier en-, um pieleIben nod Ntten8 9anpun9
gu b%rtneen. Die metlten %oerlelben tparen gu
Wana1as 9efan9sn gcnUmmen tpprpen.
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pier IN England taufen unD bauen laIsn. 49,
AuG iOlen de etn WiDperl6if uuf Der Mer-
lep bauen.
5n liverpool murDen $4,000 8alleu Baum
p0lle . rfauft.
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Eeleerapbi1ebe Wacbricbtcn
Oleueres bDn Gurnna.
8sri@tet fir ben Baltimore Wtter."

Cape STAGE, 26. Gept. Der Dampfer
pNu9lu SarOu", welAer am 10. londonderry
fam oielen Morgen Dter pcriter.
G8 stnsen 0erii9te In 8etref Der Diner
ceS SipenS. pOA puroen ptelelben
ntAt ~se9laubt.
Gs betbt, pab bte NebeIen aablret4e Dams
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eOfalbertate aus gasafbtneton.

HJ- Mn3ei9en BON aSaIbtnstpu. peId,e BIS Seocb,
mttta9S 4 unr bel unlerem 0lscnten 6rn. vi eofelc
20. 42O = Ctr. abseseben metce, finnen nod
Mutnabnie in Ger nGdbfffO gennen Nummer.
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@- Sn Wbeeltne unO 1lmscsenc bes
fcr9t 9r. 0eDre Suih ben ,,0iSeceer'a
td9lib BEN Subfcribemten in's 0auS.
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Gg- SsJn Cumberland pirO Der @ecfer
ben Subfcribenten burM ben M9entcn
S. y. Nfuppert tdeliA ms 9auS eeltes
fert+
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rcin0ebnlten Scn! allen nnterbelem Namen aufeetounten Cur
rcsatet p~ertantt mad wte upr beim EaB rn6 bel Der Salon
sa entIpre@enb btlt9eul preis
Snni7s 3. @tttt&, @Ge bon Stob- u. @raubpfit.
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0armOnie &ranfem MnterftmAunaS.
Werefn.

Den WattsLe6ern Cbtsen Esretns tIene hermit aur Na6-
.t6t, baB DstttwO6 ben l. Sttcber, &benbs Z rbr, bic cierteI.
&c Weneral. Wcriotnmlung IN Wed,antcS Saa, 152 gDeit.
i~tattFntet.
SNRo SIN @uftraae: Meaffartt.
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Gs etne Ous @erit6t, baB bic 6ronau(en Ell
men an9rtf auf Salapa MAIDEN pc(lten.
5ter tn 5aSanna be,rlAt pas oeIbe Hieber
ntGt beoeutenp.
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@irtbibaftss 0erleaama.

AMhEs Der rnt;r6ei4aete BAT feins Dirtbf9aft bon SO,
lllNHAa 1888 @apfr. na&
80 Wermanltr, ;ptlGen 6uwaro II. 9ibertT
berlest unb ptrb eteislte beute, WRontaa nit etnem fanlpIen
&und elSTaen. @r Label tiersu ale Isine 8etGunte unb
Sremnpe, frrte bs YubltfHn lib rbaurt eia. Darunt frntrnt
&ae, eraaifet @u6 an Spetle unb Grant, auf bab @uer per.
frpb rerOe tn cteier ipreenppaen Bet.
TSyeo s, &. 81, Meger,
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Nene Au6etgeu.


Il. 0SSnr0.
N&sean Ste lnio SKINNER btr 4. IDaro relben BIER.
ES%S$%HHS nit et~aselaben Der @srfnnaluHg am
Dtentag, 80. Sept. NbenDs q uHr
In 9rn. Baum drtners sOsal bei;umobnen, dnt einen @nnbt-
caten fur ben erfea StabtratbSJWeis ju nontintrsn. (Dl0D
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
rhurIbw Weed in London.

Correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal.
LONDON, Dee. %, 1861.
we nave news here to day up 10 the 18th
inst, by the steamer from Boston. All was
yet quiet at home, in relation to the Trent
affair. The intelligence by the Europa, then
nearly due, will wake you al up, furnishing
some hlca OF what Americans on This side OF
the Atlantic have endured tor u Whole month.
We are, however, breathing with more free
dom Just now. n despatch IRON MIR. Seward
Received by Mr.. Adams, to Earl Russell
which, though not in relation to the Trent
atialr-being written subsequent TO the seizure
of Sildell aud Alason-s SUPPOSED 10 have that
question IN view, has Gained down the war
feeling. This view OF the matter S Strength.
eued further by the know ledge that France
has informed our government that it regards
the capture OF the rebels on board a neutral
vessel as indetensbe. In view of these cir.
cum0tances, an influential parsonage, with
whom breakusted yesterday, said, you gU
escape this time, out your government is qaarret
some, aud t0W soon giCe us fresh cause of com
piamt."
Nobody here has the slightest intimation Of
what our government will do or say, in reply
to the demand Lord Ly ons is instructed TO
make, but now that war is not to follow upon
the departing footsteps OF the British minister
l assume that our government will navigate
through the breakers
London is shrouded in sable to-day. All is
impnssively silent Though all business is
suspended, nobody goes to Windsor, where
the funeral obsequles are observed Now that
lie Is gone, every one eontesses that le queen
Hal III Prince AIbtrt discreet adviser, whose
good sense aud asSiduity lightened and lessemed
her butthtns and cares l stated in former
letter that the queen is our friend. | am
enabled TO say, on reliable authority, that the
last use the prince cOnsort made OF his pen,
was, at the queens request, 10 soften tie dis.
patch seat to Lord LYONS.
We rose early on Friday morning and went
down TO ST. james ParN barracks to see a
regiment OF guards take up their line of
march for Canada. Nearly fifty years had
elapsed since | had seen British red coats"
whose muskets and bayonets we're to be turn.
ed towards us Something OF the old feeling
Ia feeling which had lied out-began to rise,
and after IA lew minutes Of painful thought |
turned away.
continue to meet in society the highest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13

classes of English people, and encounter onin.
ions and preJudices most enormously but hon
estly entertained. / meet, also, in the same
circles. few Engishmcn who have either
been with us or obtained accurate information
who ASSIST in dispeing these misappr, hen
sions- The London press during the present
month has rolled up mountain Of bitter pr' i.
ndiees against us, the full force Of which viii
be felt when parliament meets, in January
The dispatch of Nj. Thouyepel. 10 the Freno,,
minister appears in the evening papers Of TO.
day. The instinct which prompted me. before
hearing any opinions upon the subject 10 SET
down ana write letters home urging the sur
render CT Mason and Sdel--hard as such
fortune was-shows the value of first imnrss-
Sons. Instinct and reason, unaided hv ,nuch
knowledge of international law, tn, pbt me
That 1t was not right to to tab c these men from
a neutral ship.
L Lave met no class of Englishmen viii so
little relish for war with us as the officers Of
their army.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13

The New York correspondent Of the Lon
don Herald makes these interesting state.
ments-showng some slight grounds OF COM
plant for our government against British
officials =
a great amount of excitement is wasted
upon the fact that the British mail bags are
the medium of communication between the
rebels and their friends in Europe This has
been the case all along. The British consuls
have been the persons concerned, and the I'M
behring's of Lord Lyons. He denies positively
10 the secretary OF state that he has been the
medium through which the rebels have sent
their letters. The way it has been managed
is this A British consul at Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Norfolk, New Orleans, or Mobile,
takes all the rebel letters, makes up a package
and directs the outside to Earl RUSSELL sec
rotary of state, Sc , London" This is sent to
Lord Lyons at Washington, and lie is obliged
To forward it. Some one in Earl RusselPs of.
flee distributes the rebel letters so forYarded.
In return, the same person in the foreign office
receives the rebel letters IN London, makes
them into packages and directs them to the
British consus at the principal ports. They
60 in the mail bags of Lord Lyons to Wash
ington he supposes they come from the for.
eign office, and forwards them. This is the
way the whole thing i managed. The New
York chief of police has the whole matter at
his fingers ends. He knows the names of the
clerks in the foreign office who are bribed by
the rebels. He is aware OF the exact amount
paid for such services. This is also known to
the secretary OF state. presume the fact has
been communicated to Lord Lyons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13

GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized by ths
use Of HILLS MINT SPECIFIC, for badness and
Falling Of of The Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized nv, tb.
use of WAX FLOSS for dressing the Hair.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS will he realized bv the
nse OF PREPARED TUFA, for cleansing aud beauty
in the Teeth
GREAT EXPECTATIONS" will be realized BY tho
use OF the WAVERLY PERFUME for the Handker
chief.
GREAT ENPECTs TIoNS" will be realized by the
use OF HILLS LIQUID AMAADINE, for Chapped
Hands, Ronghness of tie skin, &c
Prepared and sold by
r. JOHN Q. HILL, = pnthecarv,
do dam N q .hauIrs liau