The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-12

dier, and Lave corresponding effect In Kentucky
CT other border -tstcs faorc are probably $4,000
men In General Hellecks army who will either lay
down their arms or SO over - the Confederstes "
President Lincoln should endorse the Proclamation.
Tho Pcsr considers the news from the Southwest
ss favorable TO the Conf Ierstes, and says that
Glnersl Bcsurcgard continues to h-tiy his position
81 Cor!uth and receive reinforc, ments whilst the
silence OF both tie Federal Government aud the
press Is ominous. II 10 Whispered that large por.
ton Of General Isllock's army Is laid PROSTATE by
sickness II 10, tho caution of the Fedora. Govern
ment Ia !niolli-ible. General Hunter, when he
about IL, might have declared the abolition o. sla-
very througf out tho Southern Confedorbcy. The
effect 10 both cases will be about tho same. Presi
dent Lincoln must quash the manifesto Of General
Hunter, or In common consistency enfrancliss the
slaves Of the other Southern States In which he has
been ensbed To obtain footing.
Thousands of en- grants have sailed r. IN London
for the purpose Of founding new None onormst
colony In New ze.land, 10 be called Absrtlsnd.
France.
Report says that Capt. IN B'napsrte Patterson,
serving In the Mexican Expedition ir in high favor
with tie Emperor, and 1t Is conjrctured thnt he
may p,ove a more acceptable candidate as King or
Prssidont Of tie Acsioans than Austrian France.
Ilnly.
Tho Government wishing 10 put m end b a,,i'n.
ton, had decided thtt tho prcceoiiu.;g = the Rae
soclotle. shouli lie supendei in L,r.i sriy.
Garibsldi had arrived at Como l., reply T.
congratulations ottho people, he made a concilla.
tory oech ia reference /, tho diG rent sections pf
Italy.
rHr NEyioIN ar1HTios.
Ito s.sr.on o, thc S.aLis Clgtez hGs boon OK
t,uicd on .-count O. te MoA.ean question.
TLo CoRGKsr JspESoI, contta IL, the report tat
General Pfim you'd he u,u.n nod AlnbsssadJr to
Moslto.
Tho PARA TAys a,stcs ;hf, uo,o h't been al
dre-sel 70 tho Ea..''sh ami spanish Governments
ly tle french Goyerameni, oNi l..'.. tie conduct
OF France anl declaring that sac would consider
herself released ftom the obl. atious OF the Goa.
veuto.s outered Into 1t III, allies treated directly
with Julrez.
Tie PATRlr ssser's IT,; siair viii concur dlp'3-
ill'.cily IN bringing about solution Of tic ques
toa. General Pfim Will return to Europe Gen.
serrano VII. be seLt a. Ambassador 10 " AGO.
(:ermnIy.
Tie coasts Of tho northern uni Bl't'c seas are q
hc de'endei by forts at Inc moutla of the principal
r.vors. 1t has ala, been decided u buil e.it
mn.'ed steamers amer the American system, trncd
NltL A.roc guns.
Turkey.
Acc, ding - an oflc,al doap,tch tie Tuil.sl
troops hry, not only entered hputeucgro, but do-
f"sici the Ltcneuisns with great slaughter,
AMI ve. rregAr-., u prosecute their advance into
TIE country.
Commercial Intelligence.
LyFgrooI, May Gi, 1862.
GJITT oF TaAIE-Tio ~ .ucLeot. = mlrld IL
quiet, tU' prices } ave A. inward tJadoucv. Ea"tD-
fiUrY,-M s,rs Elchar ,s"n, spence Co., Wlka-
field, y isA d CO., a. E.iuLI, ALTA o. Co.. rtiort
four iiraer and Ci, L.-acT Hilce ruehoty, Amer
ica'. 2isa30s, Wheat fiim aud ~. hgirI ,hsa On
Tuesday, ior tie iu.rIlIr q4n.itIcs. TrpyI t,A,
Becf Aas declining tc, lency. forl' M,otys ani
tcudins do" vsrl. BtloA ires glar aud ls,a.s
I ,.ver.
I.oSpo~ May ~, 1sG1.
Aur!lcAr SrcrrT'ys- Li,-,rU. B.ru1s quito
American ;. .fug.Hhs s'ChC", w.A s-Cs .. tFe
B.Hr's ~ '0i4' r .Y' tr}.F tt ~. H. l.-
count ll.rl 'tt a.s,e - ia-d; l.'l. 0sps s4as :.
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