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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12
SELECT POETRY.
d e A d.

The scasons weave their ancient dance,
The restless ocean GIBBS and flows,
The world rolls on through day and dark,
Regardless of our joys or woes
Still up the breezy western slopes
The reaper girls like apples brown,
Bend singing to their glcctul toll,
Aud sweep the golden harvest down.
Still, where the slanting sunlight glidcs
The bolcs of cedar and of pine,
Chants the lone Llackbird from the brake
With melancholy voice divine
still all about the NOISY tracks
HUNS at lis drag the woodward bee;
Still fiifully the coru-crakc's note
Comes to me from the upland lea.
Still round the forest bowyr she loved,
Tie woodbinc rails its rich frstoons;
The slumbrous poppics burst and fall
Beneath the silent autumn moons.
Still round her lattice pcrchcd aloof,
In sunny shade Of thatchcd caves,
The jasmine clin-s, with ycArning pale,
And wiihcIS in liz STROUD of leaves
sill round the old familiar porch
Her cherished roses blush and peer,
And fill the sunny air with balm,
And s;rcw their petals year by year.
Now here within, one touch of chauge
The foo;s,ool--thc embroidered chair
The books the arrHS on the wall
The hap--ihc nIi,ic-illl are there.
No touch OF change close my ewes
II cannot be she comes no more
] hear the ruslins oi her dress
hear her fJo;stcp on the floor;
! hear her breath upon my brow
feel her kiss upon my check
Down, phantoins of the buried past
Down, or my heavy heart must break.
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I. can be applied 10 now ard old Roofs Of all kinds
and to Shinglr Roof without removing the shinglee
TIE Cosr IA U>IN Anorr oNE-TniRD 1uAr OF Tin,
AND II is TWICE as DURABLE.
EUttu R'rrcIa Cement,
For preserving and repairing Tin and other Metal
Roofs OF every description, from it's great elasticity,
i no! injured hy the contraction and e1paIsion Of
metals, md viii hot crack in cold, ruu in warm
weather.
Ihcse materials have bean thoroughly prte1 in
New York and all pars Of the southern and Western
S;ates md We can give abundant proof Of all Ne
cinim IN thcir favor.
They readily applied by ordinary laborcr. at a
triGirs expense.
NO HEAT Is REQUIRED"
These materials put up ready for use, ard for
shipping all pur;a ofthr country, with full printed
directions for appli:ptpn.
Full descriptive circulars will be furnished on ap-
plieaton by mail rr in person ar PRINCIPAL Ohce
mud Warehouse, - WILLIAM SIkErr. Corner Of
Liberty street, New York
JOHNS & CROsLEy.
AGEvrs WANTED forms caAl
june |, silly
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A Now Version Of Dixie.

n Now NoFSlOil OF DlNlc.
We present to our readers. below, a new version o
The popular song "DiAic." 1t was arranged by
little fellow not more than ten years of age son OF
Mr. Ex-senator Quisglc, late Consul General tc
Belgium, and wns fms; Published at Antwerp. 1t
will doubtless become quite as popular as was The
original "UtXic' of the last campais isu.-PHi1u
Daiiy N.tos.
DIXIE,
- thqnscd ami corrected by little son or AIr
GuiesIr, American Consul in this cily.-.lHwcr
BH--i0.
| wish WIS in the land of the Nor,h,
Old times there not furrnltrn,
Look away
Look around Look abroad Union land.
In Union land where was bonn in,
Early on one frosty morning,
luok away
Look around Look abroad Union land
CIIuErs.
Then wish ! va. in Union. hoorny' hoorsy
iu non land I'll take my STAND,
To live and die in Union,
Away away, away W North in tron.
Old Carolina will beat us never,
Davis is a gay drccivcr.
Look away,
Look away Look AWAY Union lard
Bat when he put his arm around her,
lie smiled - f'r-r ~ - i'riy-IuUNdcv.
Luuk away
Look around Look abroad Uuion land
CuonUs
Then with ! was in Urion, hooray! Aooray!
In Union land | II take my stand,
To live and die in Union,
A"uv ~ &nr'h IN -.
His face no. sharp a butchers clcHycr,
But that did not seem to grlcvc her.
Look away
Look around Irok abroad Union land,
lctl. Davis acted the foolish part
And must die n II mHu with a broken heart,
louk away
Lo.k around Look abroad Union land.
CHoRrs.
Thcu I wifh I was in Union. hooray! hoorey
Ia Union land III take my stand. m
TO live and die in Union,
Away, away, AWAY up North in Union.
Vow here's u health to the next Manassas,
And ull the girl. that want 10 kiss L.,
Look away
Look around Look abroad Union land
But if YOU want 20 drive AWAY sorrow,
Listen 10 NY song tomorrow.
Look away
Look around Look nli oad Onion land
CToRUS.
Then ! wish was in Union, hooray, hooray'
In uuiun land IN take my stand,
To live and die in Union,
Away, away, away up North in Union!
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PHILADELPHIA &READING R.R co.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR pOTTSVll.LE, READ
iNG4NDH HARRISBURG


MORNING, LINE DAILY Sundays EXcepiet)
GALLON Ill STREETS, PHlIADELAHIA Pass.
wuger entrances ThlIie@nih and CniuwdIl streets
nj sut NJ connecting nj Harrisburg with the PennSS
vunia Railr'g,d AIS \. VI. tam running To- PiuShdre
the Cumberland Valley $50 p. NJ train unung tn Cha.-
tnrsh; Carlisle, &C., and the orthrrn C,nral RIirId
30 T.. NJ, udn running 10 SunEmrr, &c.
AFTERNOON IINES
Leave New n.ph CORNER OF BROAD AED call
LOWAILL STREETS, PHILADELPHIA. passenger
entrances Thirteenth and Cnuwhlll stIrtisJ
For POTrSVIl.l.E aud HARRISBURG, NJ 3,l5 = NJ,
DAILY. cm,ncetga at HaITsbutp with the Northern Cen
iyal Railroad fur SanhuIy, WilanIspmt, Elisna &c
Express train ffrIn New loTk via flsin makes "nSr
with Reudue Mail aud Acc,mm dis l, irnI's
connecting Hanshnrg with the Pennsy lvana Central
ais A NJ, train running West,
For READING, only at 80 A. NJ, (Suda!s eX-
cepted) n
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War! War! VSm-.
COME FROM THE NORTH.

COME FROM THE NORTH
GONE FROM THE sol TIL.
COME TRuM TIE EAST.
CONE FROM THE WFST-
save the country and build yourselves homct. for
now II the time to sc; your Lumber cheap. Yes.
LUMBER. LITNBER - LTl!BER '''
can be purchased at low ra.rs at the STEAM SAW
MILL Of
IRA 7. CLEMENT. SJ-NBERI. r.,
such Panel Lumber, Frame Lumber, Bnards. 81
ding Shingles from 81 10 IS per thuuSlnd s, erin
Laih, Paliug, Roofing Lath. &c, &c.
All bills ordered, for any k,nd cf I.nnhrr uHlI BE-
IurDHhcd at tne siiuItee uUlcc.
IRi 7. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, March ., 1861.
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sI'NBuiRY ACADEMY,

DEN. r. RIZER, A. NJ, intending 70 conhDc his
n pastoral labors 10 smaller diprict, has arranged
TO take charge Of Mr.. Wol,ertcn's Classical School,
the first Monday in March. H
Terms per Qndrter TO Rrriaia as at Present, Viz /:
Grsmmar, Arithmetic, deegraphy, &C., - 90
Higher English Branche-, 90
Language--Latn, Greek, French and German, 90
Nr, WoLvrRroy, the present Principal has kindly
consented to render assistance occasionally, during
tbr hrs quarter. a.-.
~ Patronage is respectfully solicited.
tInbury, January Is, 1862
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Su'NBG gkS STEAM Et.OEMhNss
VsAH.G.

'TNlE subscribers having taken possession Of ,his
Il first class FLOURINti NILL, are prepared
10 receive grain Of all kinds and to do custom work
at the shortest notice. Customers will have their
gris's ground immediately upon their being left at
the Mil. KS it " the intention of the firm to stock
the Mill, large supply OF grain will be constantly
kept on hand and -four by the quantity can alw5,ys
bc obtained. The grcat,st care will br taken To iuru
out superior qualit! Of Honr, for which the mill is
admirably adapted. Strict attention will bc paid tn
the wants Of customers, AMI the patronage ol ,hc
public generally is respectfully requested.
Sunbury, june -, 1860 MORGAN 4 co
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w ASSERTS PATENT FIVE MIN.
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he other removes il rs tus' as frozen
The most rslid in freezing, with the l"aat quantity
ice
Tho most economical in cost It il th- most siplo
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For sac in all the principal cities and towns iu the
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Rach Freezer accompanied with q b-pA Of recipes
full directions
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h'in Confessions and Experience. Of
;sn Invalid

DCBLlSIlEb for the benefit and NJ q war; Ing
and p caution to young Who suffer from
Nervous Debility, prcmurur. Decay, &c. supplying
at the same time the means Of SrlGCurc, Ry one
who has cured himself after being put to xreat .t-
psuse through medical imposition and Npaehrry.-
by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copics may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIE, Eco.
Bedford, Ming Co., y. Y.
N.--h - lS,n iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

StPALDING'S Prepared Glue and Shelley MU-
- cilage, price per bottle and brush, 25 cents
Cordial Elixir of CalisayH Bark and Bcnzinc, for
removing grease, for sale the office OF the Ssubury
American.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
CEAnIIiET
Has RErrENED Win A NEw Srock or
C0nf,ctioDtI'ics, Fruit and Toys.

T seems ny If n new age, a life opening
i upon W, anmatmg every heart to nohlcr deeds
and higher aims! Art, Literature and Science will
glow anew, and seek 10 dc,,lope sublimor bcauits
and grendet conception,
The business world TOO, must feel the new Influence
and every part be quickencd und strcng hcncd by
increased vitality, which shall urge with clec
uic sreed ~ the ccnsunmation Of greater things ;hsn
was ever dreamed Of in the Philosophy Of the past
Animated By the enthusiasm which rervades all
elasses and dssiroue OF doing his share towards The
great events Of the Age the subscriber would
spccfully inform the good people of StNBURl and
the public generally, that he hns just returned from
the city Of Philadelphia with the largest and choicest
stock Of ConiecticnalisE, Fruit and TOYS that has
been brought 10 this section of country He il
also manufacturing all kinds of Couiccionarics &c,
to fill up orders wholesale retail at short notice
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

PHILIP SHAY, Mnncy, Lyconius county, Pa,
INFURMS his friends and the public in general.
l that he constantly keeps on hand Boaris Shingles
Lath, Jo.ts, and ali kinds Of Lumber aud buildiH.
materials which he will eel at he lowc-t plIccs
Slarcb 80, 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

One of the surcst signs of azipess Is, tina,
Of woman using rocking chairs too @ueh.--
PlAch.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

The 3 A. VI sn63i5P NJ uHns CONNECT DAILY
AT PORT CLINTON, SUNDAYS excepted) with the
CATTAWlSSA, WIl.LlAM~PORT AND ERIE
RAILROAD, making "h'sr connexions with hines To
NIAGARA FALLS, CANADA, the WEST, AND
DEPOT N rHIlADEIPHIA.
CuIn.r uf BROAD AND CAIlOWHlLL Streets,
w. II. MclLHENNEI, Secretary.
Fehfuary o.. 1854
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TERMS OF ApyEnI1@xya.

One squire Of II lines 3 tin,@, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, Is
One square, 5montEs, 9 %
SIX months, D %
One year, Z 90
business Cards Of lines per annum. 8 90
Merchants and others advertising by 'hr yenr
with the privilege of inserting different n6
vcrtising weekly, 10 pn
Business notices inserted IN the LecAL COLrNS, or
before Marriages and Deaths Five CENTS PER
LINE for each Insertion
t-rf- Larger Advertisements ns nor ng,esm.,a
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SOLOMON Nl4EECE&,

A ttorney at E.aNy, Suubury, NorhumLcI-
n lOnd county, Pennsylvania.
tFormerly frceburg, Snyder county,
FFICE, Market street, few doors of tho
Northern Central Railroad Depot, and doors
wcst of tho Post Once.
All professional business, collections. &c, ~i!l
eeive prompt attention.
March so, 1861.
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l'RIt I;S
iOCHEEEsE.EE, a nOYER,

w - 80 <AshshsA ~ nv A~1es
0rneys at Law, Sunbury. Pa
JORDAN ROCKEFELLER and SOLOMON |
u. BOYER, respectfully announce that they
Inferred into copartucrship in the practice Of
"Ofession, and will continue 10 attend to oil
entrusted to their charge, in the counties
hulnbcrland, Union, Suyde. and Moptour
Y, faithfully and carefully. Special attcn. !
II be given to the COLLECTIONS OF !
: Consultations can be had in the GER
Iguagc.
Market street opposite Weaver Hotel.
V, February 4, 1860.
aides, Wines, Gins, Ac.
hscribcr, having opened in Thompson's
iuilding, Mill street, Danviile, Il large
stock Of
y AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
best brands Of Brandies, Gin, Old
I'd Irish Whiskey, Port, Sherry, Ma
sne and other Mines, of all grades, all
sold Wholesale, at the lowest city
keepers, BY buying of rs, Gun save
ut,
'of purchasing liquors for
MILY USE,
g furnished with a puro and
cd 70 establish reputation for
fully solicits the patronage
promptly attended h.
JEREMIAH s. HALL.
very 6ue and ehea p
" Railroad from New
friling A Grant
nd co.s celstrr-
irct,
iiud ccollpy
taNef
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J o b p Rim TIN

W. have connected with our establishment well
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable as to
execute, in the neateet style, every variety Of
Printing.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-12

Of superior quality, by the single dozen. \
superior quality OF Tobacco and Segars, and variety
Of Confecionarics, Fruit, Toys &C., all OF which j.
offered cheap at Wholesale and retail
- Remombor the mime and place ct
NJ e. GhAEHART,
Market street, doors wet of T. y. Bright sons
store
SupburV AnTil Il lSbl --1y
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Important TO Lovers of Good Tea.
bright 4 SON invite attention to their Stock Of
ID Prime Green and Black Tea.
SunbuTy, June is, 1861.
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land fpoLlp-
iover
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
ing. The pubic, at any ra", will BIZ glad to
be osnryd that they bave DOt been forgotten.
INTERNALLY DELIGHTED.

A dirty little Pro-Slavery sheet OF TIA aver
90 Democratic pattern. printed somewhere in
she interior of PENNEY ,ania, has been blessed
with o screed of intelligence which causes its
heart to loap for joy. Thus it proclaims its
felicity:
Goop-Tnu NrvYoRx TkIDrSg has beon excluded
om th. camp. in Virginia by order OF The officers OF beemy
contemporary very truhy remarks that the paper Is SO
full of rank treason that the commanding officers VIII not to
srae IL. ccuson among the soldiers The friends of the
oouDtr, will be glad to hear Of this sensible move"
Now it would not be so very strange II
the circulation of The TRIBUNE in Virginia
had been forbidden; it has never been very
popular sheet with the digntaries of that re-
Qion. Some three or four years ago, its Edi.
tor was indicted by the Grand jury Of one of
Vireinia's western counties for altering an In
cendiary, dangerous, Abolition sheet; but that
did Mt hurt him much; and now the First Fam
lies of said county are fugitives from their
homes and their niggers who are mostly fugitves
likewise, but on their own book), While the
county has lust given Oh overwhelming MAJOR
i.y for Emancipation. A little who ago,
Washington Grand Jury indicted the SAID Edi-
tor again for libel on Ward II. LaInon, tho
distinguished u. s. Marshal for the Federal
District, with respect to slave-catcbmg-saio
libel consisting of an Editorial col den'ation OF
the structures Of Senator's Hale, Wilson ana
Grimes. on tie official conduct Of SAID Lamon.
,y, bear this also, with considerable equan'nl-
its: for. within q fortnight after the IndIct'
mept was found, Slavery was abolished IN the
Federal District, and the Marsbars powers aud
erau,.,es thereby largely reduced. II HE
TRrnINP hod been " excluded from the camps
in Vrgiiia by order Of The officers OF me
"Army.r we should hail that IA an omen OF the
speedy di,appearsnce of Slavery from The whole
State thus blessed and guarded by Army-ofi'
cers' vigilance and protecting love. We don't
believe, however, that the Army officers
have Issued any such order. though here and
there au officer may have illustrated his "litue
4" brief authority" by forbidding newsboy to
cell his TRiBUNEs within the beat OF such
officer. If there be any such "Orier," why
do a.. those whom it delights present 1t TO an
admiriug world
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
The Restoration of the Union and Slavery.
ADDRESS BY THE ANTI-SlAvERY SOCIETY.
SURRENDER OF INSURGENTS In GREECE
Montenegr,ns Defeated BY the Turks
A REBEL PIRATE IN THH CHINA SEAS.
sr. Jous's. N.F., MoDd.y, April %. 1859.


The stsanisbip North American, from Liverpool
Apn IL, via Londonderry April ls, pissed Cape
RAGS q. II O'Clock yesterday Sunday morning. She
was boarded by the news yacht of the Associated
Presa, and the following summary Of her news OBJ
tained, which is Eve days later:
The steamship Nova ScoGsn, from Portland on the
5th inst, arrived Al Londonderry on the l6'h.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, from Portland March
90, srrved At Liverpool on the 10th inst she broke
her intermediate shaft the 18th, but got single
engine TO work on the I4th, and reached Liverpool
via The south Of Ireland.
The Great Eastern had been got off the gridirun
at Milford in safety, and steamed to her old moorngs
The Norlh American experienced s'rong westerly
winds up to the 2lst, and strong northwest gale on
tie 22d and 23d Of April.
We are under obligations TO Capt. Burgees Of the
North American for bis kind attention TO tile press
on iii, AZ on many other occa ions
Our Liverpool agent advises 6 at the commercial
reports are souew what er on account oi Ihe ho-
days-(;ood Friday bavng been the date Of the
steamer departure from Londonderry.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

ssue{laDos everything Deceesary TO f"c nn
army With cattle for its transportation. Iher
s,uts can no longer be turned by gunboats.
They can import arms and munitions oil war
from Mexico, or rather from Europe, through
Mexico. As a last resort, they nigh. oHer
themselves, with the $i5,Oo0,OoO they hoSt
lust taken from the New-Orleans banks, u
one of the rartes in Mexico, and rcsst 20
French advance to the Capital Of that counts!
If England is really opposed to the French
advance she might aid them. 1t woIii ie
clearly our policy to cid them; for If the French
would take them off our hands, We should IS
cape the quarrel with the Northern Democrats,
who do Mt approvo CT dealing sterny with
traitors Of the rIavehollGc yaIiety.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

The ADDRESS of the Republican and Demo
cratic Union Members of our State Legislature
speaks for itself in our columns this morning.
We believe il speaks also the sentiments Of a
very large majority OF tie People Of our State.
causes of the tremendous cOnyusion now de-
Sastating our country and as to the spirit in
which the atrOciOus conspiracy TO dismember
and destroy the Union should be met should
chaher as 10 party names aud organizations,
we cannot imagine. The country is i'll danger
Of ruin, and in this crisis its enemies should be
tbs enemies Of every loyal citizen-we had almo.t
said lis only enemies. We care nothing for
party names--he who subscribes generally to
the views of this Address may call himself
what he plesses without exciting antagonsm
or elicitng cav from u'. Whoever heartily
iavors the crushing out Of the Rebellion by
the most direct and effective means il good
enough for us TO act with and to vote for.
We can discuss our differences, if any shall re-
main, after the close Of the War for the
Union.
We regret that a few firm and true Repub-
licars, Including several leading Senators, have
not yet signed the Address, deemins their
hesitation required by fidelity to their party.
We are sare that they will soon realize that
the union herein proclaimed is as essential to
the triumph o. Republican principles as to the
inyigoration of the National energies for the
great struggle now approaching it's crisis. We
trust soon TO chronicle their adhesion to the
line of action emPtaticaly resolved on by the
great mass of their political brethren. Under
the standard here upheld the vast majority Of
our fellow-citizens viii proudly advance 10
victory.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
LATEST-Vi0 Loalor8,rrt.


LOsDoN, April ls.-fhe political and general news
n uimuofari.
The question Of armor- lated chips and floating
ba,tere c inues he Irouiuelt toi'.
IL is vaguely rumored that Englaad has lately
tn...ie a di, l,ms'c reeemn,, ndatlon 10 Fnnc- 10
favor # the withdrawal oi the French uoogs NON
Rome.
Encouraging adyices % to cotton growing IN Js-
meica ana pern have reached Englaud.
The Blush GaNernme has gwen Crelinlnary
notice TO tho Royal Mail Company, Nes' ludia Line,
10 terminate tile existing mail contract ~ the exPi
rsiion of he present Ie0n.
[, ia again questioned II the Emreror Will 60 70
the Iondou TX dillon, ana asserted ths' NC u'es
il will be sin tly mc"g 10. -
Gariouldi hns gvpe TO Breseia. u Is TP9r'Ssa 'Si
that bis nomination as CoUmanderM-I VI 'He
National Guards hes been decided upon.
rhe Portuguese Government sNemftr nom tAPoIs
duty for ten years al cotton produced IA We iofu'
tu-re A frican possessions.
ID il reported thst the Emperor oi Hns'i u - SP
poiutrd Committee to consider eoliln,al Ies'ue
Tor Ru,sla. -. .,u,,...,. l.;
TIE Calcutta mails OF March Z were Ior"aroSa
by the Bre m.n 10 New-fors.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
GESEEAL NEWS.

Tie steamship North American, from Liverpool
on the 18th, via Loudou erry ON the l9'hFhstant,
passed Cape Race on Sunday morning. summary
of lern news va. obIaiued aud appears this morning
in othoi comuus. The steamship Nova-Scotian sr'
rived at Londonderry Gu the 18th, and the Anglo
Saxon, cislblsd, at Liverpool the salae day. The
Great Eastern has been got safely off the eridTon at
Milford. depu,atiou from tie British Anti-Siayery
Society had an Interview with Mr.. Adams on tie
10TH and s,euted aD address expressive Of the So
cet, hope that the reessblisdmsnt Of the relations
with the Rebel Sates would be eiiec'ed on
the ssis Of freedom to tie Leg-o race M. AdansS
reply was erded satisfactory b. the deputation,
although one Of tae LJud0n oaI nalo Affects 70 regard
1t as the aiIsw wer Of politician, which might nean
much or littie, circumstances may aElte. Tie
Prince Ge Jjinyii.e uas prepared for publication
pamphlet on rou-clad bOas, IN which ne oi-pu'rs
their iuvulneabiiy. Il .s e4d d Spanish Govern
ment il Lising steps 10 have r huanCes placed on
basis which shali be satisfactory TO English capital
ists. The revolution in Greece ID wearing Itself
out by tie deseriion and surrender oi some
Of the prorui1ent leaders. Il is reported hom Iudh
that Widespread Ms1rtts conspiracy has been d.
covered 1t Il yde' abad. The IIongKong correspond
prvatoer in the CuinA seas, bad been fallen il with
by the British wf vessel Ploysr, on the Coast OF
Borneo She is supposed to be there On the lookout
for American ships outwad bound The question Of
snorpa,ed vessels CONTINUES 10 engage large share
Of pu0lic attention In Eugsnd IL is iumCred that
England has made diplomatic demonst'tnce againsl
the continued occupation OF Rome by tue French
troops. The British ,venueut Las gwen notice TO
the West lndia Royal Mali Steamship Company Of
ts Intention 70 discontinue tie mail contract. Carl
bsidi ha' gonc 70 Bg.seia and is said to have been
appointed Commauder-in-CLief of the National
Guard. IL 10 reported that the Emperor Of Russa
has appointed Committee to consiler the ouestjoo
Of conmual regime tor Russia. ln her passale
Out the North American experienced strong west.
sriy gale on the 2lSt, snda strong northwest yale
On the 22d aud I'D Of April. She reports money sill
sbupdAns and Consos Al 93i e94 for money.
rIhs Common Council uaet last evening, The