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Tho Appointnens Of Gen. meaghcr.
Washington Dispatch to n Y Herald 14th1

Memorials urging the confirmation Of
Thomas Francis Meaghcr as Brigadlcr General,
have been sent to the Military Committee to.
day from the New York Slxty-niuth and
Eighty-e regiments, and the twe, batter
les attached to the Irish brigade General
Shields also addressed a letter with the same
request to the chairman Of the committee.
Senator Wilson. Colonel Mcagher had an
interview with the committee Tits morning.
and on learning from them the part General
Shields had takcn, he afterwards, In COMPANY
with his officers, visited the General at his ho-
tel, where Colonel Nugent rendered the
thanks Of the officers Of the brigade for his
generous conduct. Colonel Meagher also
thanked the General warmly. General Shields
replied briefly that he did not know that Colo
nel Mcagher was aware that such letter hcd
been sent to the chairman of the committee,
Ihe letter was not necessary, but he felt boz,ud
to do anything in his power to secure the con-
tir1nation of Ills appointment There had
bcen hints that their interest clnsLed
IN this matter, but he Ind not even tolerated
any man who was disposed TO approach him
with such suggestion After expressing the
kindest feelings towards Colonel Meagher.
General Shields addressed some pertinent re-
ma,A5 to the officers Of tie brigade, remind
iSg them that 1t was their duty to exert ali
| their energies in behalf Of the country. and
that the foundation Of sl1 success ie work He
urged them not to neglect the work necessary
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Chr Trihuue.


ES II will be hailed with rery general
satisfaction the intelligence that s1r Col
tax's il1-adyised plan for restricting the cir
cu!alion Of newspapers has been tabled End
rcconllrlittcd, Nothing else could have
been expected from the nature Of the mea-
e,,ra
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Important from New meueo--E.5O0
TEXANS Marching on Fort CEafs-
Great Excitement at Santa Fe.

Important from New NIedeo---E,500
Texans Marching on Fort Crs1fg-
Great Excitement at Santa Fe.~
Kansas C1Tr, Mo., Jan. 2o.-santa Fe
mails, With dates Of the 7th, haye'arHEed.
The Express from, Messlla arrived at Santa
Fe on the evening Of the 9TH, and reports that
1,50o Texans, with seven pieces ofartille,y,
are marching Oh Fort Czaig, and ware Within
thirty miles Of that post. Scouts ftom tue
Fort had been driven In, and se7exa battle.
WIS expected, rs the Texans were fighting
principally for food. Gov. Conne1lg had calleS
out the entire 1aslieazy force. -
t ts5 ce eezsss st1vea 16st DO On the night Of e
ed withou. an attack It VS. not. known
whether Coioael Candy INTENDS 10 follow him
or not.
The scoats from Pccots hsd not arriTed
when thenail left
Col Cspby had 100 regulars, aud 800 vol
untfels and militia in bis command. J.,
All excitement at Santa Fc. Martial law
had been declared In the district.
The through passengers BY this arrival, are
Col Street, ]. Howe Waits and John Gwynne,
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From Fortreaa Monroe "A H1ao nns
Truee--Death,of OF Ex-Rresit1ent TyIor,
i FoRTHHss MosnoE, Jan. GA hae Of truce
went to Craaey Island this morning. 7The hoat
brought back the crew Of two vessSis Wreckcd
neaE: :-ewanstau,. n. G., q week alncS.s FL
PEesident Tyler dIed ut Rfcbmopd On Friday
night sfter brief Illness. >3'
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The Army of the lyehe1x.

The recent messages of the rebel Governors
and other official documents put forth By the
state authorities, enable us to form 8 pretty
correct estimate of the strength Of the rebels
now in tie field. It is rs follows:
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for preparation. He would add another suc
gestion, if he dared Danish liquor from the
camps. Let us, he said, be temperance men
until the war Yves over, and then we can be
jolly once more The interview was private
one, and was very pleasant to all parties,
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Later from S0mersef-.A Hard
fought Figlst-.EHect of Zol-
licOffer:s Death.

dhe Fi7d retreat Of the Rebez 5orces-TXefr pa7-
sage Of the Cumberland Thomas Dur-
sues Mena-Can,ps eapturtd ami Eatreach-
nacnts taken.
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1t does seem that the half million Of better
armed, disciplined, fed, clothed and paid
Union troops can thrash the above rebel
hordes "out of their boots'' if our pro slavery
West Point Generals would only let the shows
sail in''
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t The Washington dispatch to the N, Y

e The Washington dispatch to the n. 7
He'otd OF the 18th says the Committee Oh the
Reduction Of the Expenses Of the Government
expect to make a reductions Of about 4,00o,--
GOD in the army roll, 500, 0,0e0 or 500, 900 in
the expenses Of Congress, and large amounts
IN the matter Of printing and the navy; also
IN the United States courts Of Law, and col
1ectors Of customs, &C., at New York and
other large cities. The whole amount Of the
matter is, that there will be irtroducel a Sc
ries Of measures to bring about economy.
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1@Ae3t1nS 1%uNiofE from WoffOlk.
~ NEW ionK, Jan. IA paragraph from the
Norfolk Day Book, of the 1sth, given in The tie
Philadelphia Inquirer says:
Rumors were current in Norfolk today of a
most startling nature. Refugees reported that
Noanoke 1sland had been taken possession Of
and two rebel regiments there were taken prise
oner6.
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eB The Democratic State Convention Of
Pennsylvania is called to meet on the -4:h Of
July. Governor is not to be elected, how
cTer, un.1l 1863
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NUUInH0f S6N1
t0fned.
LEAvRSwoRTn, Jan. a0.-In the case OF
Crawford as Robinson, contesting the Gov
e5notshlp OF Kansas, the Supreme Court has
INC contestant. Under this decision, Robin
Year.
considerable excitement prevails at Atchi-
son lo-das, owing to collisions between citi-
ze hens ana band OF j'yhawkers. Some arrests
Aia'e oetn made; more trouble anticipated.
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OF for Baltimore,
RACINE, Wis, Jan. 21.-Tne Second aud
Fourth Batteries Of Artillery, Captains Her
se!bers and lallce, left here ut Two P. NJ for
Baltimore
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OUTH DOWN BREEDING
EWES FOR SAFE,

a few sc1th Down Breeding Ewes for sale, war-
Ttnted in l@1b to imported South De5zu Bnck8. IHey
be boxed n to safely sent By Railroad ta
part of the United 6ta1cs with H.pie food fer the
journey. Apply at the
SUBMIT EARf, Co0K COUNTY, IL,
Or addrtss the snbsesibes, care OF Hon Joha Went
wptth, Chicago III. CHARLES L. EGED.
a11G43lzt
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Ihe following appropriations are
year ending June 80, 1862:


For the Notifications on the Northern
frontier including the fortidcations at
nswego. Niagara, Bafslo, Detroit and
-A9Ckln2C.. .---..-.-..--.-..-
For Fort Montgomery, at the outlet Of
Lake Champ1ainy n Y...- .......,
For Fort Knox, Penobscot river Maine.
Fqr fort on Hog Island Ledge, Portland
naf0Or Maine.
For Fort " Winthrop and the exterior bat.
tcrles at Boston harbur, Mss
Tor fort at New Bedford, Mass ......
For Fort Adams, Newport, r,
Eor Fort Schuyler. East River, Y, =
For fort nj Wi1lett's Point. Opposite Fort
Schuyler y.
For Fort Richmond, Staten Island, II. =.
for tort on the site OF Fort Tompkins'
staten Island, n. T.... ......,
For the commencement Of tho caeemate
- at the battery on Staten Island, n. Y.
For n new battery at Fort Hamilton. III
the Narrows Of New York.
For Fort hifnin. near Philadelphia, "a.
fof ne% fort opposite Fort Deh,Yarc.
, Oh 1ne Delaware shore.
For Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads. Va
For Fort TAYLOR, key West, Fla ......
Eof foft Jefferson. Garden Key, Fla 80.
FoE an additional fort at the Tortucas.
For fort Mt Ship Island, On the coast Of
the mississippi -.......,.,.,.
for contingencies of fortifcations.
for bridges. trains and equtpage. .--.....
=
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For Fort Montgomery, at the outlet of
lake Champlain. New York
For Fort Knox, at the 1arrows Of tie
penobseot tiTs-, Maine.
For the fort on Hog Island Ledge. Port
Land harbor, mainc-.-. e.
Eur Fort Warren, Boston harbor. $500.
Ecr Fort v lntlrop. Boston lurbor.
Tor fort at New bedford harbor ...
Fer fort at Eillett.s Point, opposite Fort
Schuyler, New York. rk..........,,
For Tort on the site Of Fort Tonpkins.
, Staten Island, Men. York. ..,... ...'
FOR fort At Sandy Hook. N. .J........,.
Eor Fort Delaware. Delaware river,
Eor Fort Carroll, Baltimore Harbor ..
For Fort Calhoun Hampton Roads. ,.
For Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida 49,,
FOR Fort Jefferson. Garden Key, Florida.
For fYrt at Fort Point, San Francisco Bay
Natuo1hA. ...--...-.--..
f9S fort at Alcatras Inlet, San Francisco
lay california ----...-....-
FOR contingencies Of tortiGcations, iuc1u.
dlng held works
F9r n5ldgc t5:4ins and cquipage for armies
III the field ..-.............
For tool and siege trains for armies in tic
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the Fortffacation Appropriation Bill.
The Fortihcation bill, which passed the
House on Friday, the 18th inst, makes tic
following appropriations for the year ending
1865:
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Deaths Of Illinois Soldiers In Missouri,
Among the deaths By sickness at Rol(a, Mo-,
during November and December, arc the fol-
lowing of the

FoEIF-FoUKTH ILLINOIS KEGIHNr
-. Frederick Worth, Basel Henins John Gaertner
ferdinand Klein, Jacob Houston. Thomas Ryan
Bcnja1nin Griffith. Thomas Vance Lewis Gil
bert. Levi Crawford, Robert CoWep {1eorpe n
Watkins. Frank D. BaekuE. jeremiah Fflkins. Oli-
yer 3. Bingham David Baldwin, Albert j. Gibbs,
Lewis 1lcox, Aaron Story. Peter Warren paul
s1eitz, musician, Johnston Kisten.
The following are the deaths of Illinois SOL
dlers ut the st. Lonis hospitals during the
months Of November and December:
TTEST5-FFzA ILLINOIS REGIMENT.
Joseph LeweIen, Milo jackson, Lee, Jceeph s.
Martin. Joseph Christie, Moses Nillisen. Spencer
E. Henry, Levi Blacle1y, Vim. Rogera, John SIS
fret John T. Kendall, John 4. Ritter Jnsent il
Bowen. Isaac Fisher. John ". HOPKINS, Samuel
Shaw. Lewis Riddle, Joseph Riddle. Gabriel VIII
burn, Theodore ". Shaw, Samuel Kingey John
Aikeabough, Perry n. Lee, and Wm. Il. Williams
THRTT-FIFTn ILLINOIS
Thos: Bnrne, Peter Schooner, Den;e1 Kendall,
Rugh Porter. G. Carson. Abraham Franciacn ,Iohn
,. Hauaheld. William Christr, Luther Thoyer.
Erasmus Huller, William T. ToGnsley, Har,
Sey g: schoase' B9' EN- !. n. purrouEh, Raiph T.
Jeficrs, Joshua HswEins JOSEPH KirSpsfric Z Ia ~
Francis. John F. Dougherty, William sBabb. Peter
Shanks: jesse Frazier, john II. Hehnfck, William
C. Brandon. Wesley Wear, PhiIip Reel John r Ts.
CT, Homer Enlow, Jacob kinsey Ephraim Chitc-
ter. John II. HannoE. Jacob. Hewitt, Joseph Endi-
colt, John L. Banning, jas. Il. Ahill, Thonas CHE
noweth, Henry Abbot. F. Sanders.
OTHER REGIMENTS, sEIcE LAxrAKY 1sT.
Watson Y. Judd+ Co. 4. s5th Illinois Harrison
Orr. Co. T. 35th Illinois; Thomas Cain Co q esh
Illinois; Thomat Post, Co. G. ID Illinois csyalrv.
John Davis, Co. L 25th Illinois.
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Ma+n,or,to.,
*-StsAo4 H41sEQ 1uLQ 4sJchaI1anteum
On MONDAY Ere,,n- To- ~. .a
AND following Fr,,;,,7z ,e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "e.
First cnnc,rs,oa-- -
~ ! eAsaso ci thaf Great Artist,
Z Itof. "A IN J II RS0 NJ
The o.ld-Eerowne, ard cre,.t- c,,..,
AnsbidextrO11s Prcstit1irit,tor
THE FAMOUS MAGICIAN. tL1ies1nSis7 p1rs
TlniGlTATO3, PHYSICIST AND TEa ( E:t IL n1ar
And the Cn1y Artist in fla n-of.s.fo
performs with c cnt;rr T. o.ess!oa q Magic Who
and who can alternate Is ncrtr1n - ~ 4kAICs,
tions Of tic echsa1ri Of Marc nsfn %tn lllussIs-
4 FEW VI Fse1H ss.1: =" i:r1, .r1pp ,,--.,,~ r.---
EsTgErA1SNsSr c*ser.s Night IN WonderW orid i
viii The ta,nc nas g9ne hs ldG word rouud Travelled
tie saie propest;es S;.tt ~ slne Hn conpany and
ecunt NAL moi apreang to ons nation " Ee ls =
uatter what 1rruaSe nr .nfon @ oF al 20
der-Woy3i IA ec1ectiS ~ Nisht IN Non
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CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE,
The receipts and shipments of flour,
grain, live stock, &c, during the past week
were as follows:

The following table shows the receipts
ofleading articles since the 1st Of January
tn 1s41 for fhroa Y-aar-.
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1btaA. --... $f4lW r.
Net earnings for the month. .$a1b
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-16o acres Of Choice Land, vel watered, good
near Dwight Station, on the Chicago Alton and st
Louis Railroad, will be sold CHEAP and On reasonable
terms For further particulars address Post Office Box
1bo+. thltsgp. ja22k49f St
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Our yora CrIz Correspondence.

YEA CsrZ svne Is, 1862
Tia Desi,gsni Of ne Es1th r. 81 : o. sas,--yas
S1vsing ~, rad " n os.s'oas '.ra gssc Cru.-Crp.
tire If Scrsral Wo3ors ~ ne Rezl.ar,- Rtrg.f Or
Ofices and TisNndlerss-yy' .ge frsp,t cut
OE--lgcsoIs .l,ss o. Arpqb at III .spsr-aodress
of ne Frenca General Lor,nc icy RI ut = d Rich N
ca,--T. Loss r ne Jadres Fars Progress Of a.
Vcwi,o, &c.
In ny ls,ter OF Il LIST l,slari advised yog OF the
dsstit.ts condion u The troops 0izaba TAsy
nd rus city train IL some two hui afe1 large
wagons hat being loaded with o-sions ard some
OF them had sireaiy ee4 pll OF the road During the
frst days o tho 0nrn aorlotLnr Ike hundred wagons
we're sen, 81 undsr tie escort OF French grari
ard two or three hural 81 Neyicans These reached
Orzsbs in ssfety bet ether ANAL lots have been attack
parties OF gasras o. tbs Jrarsz party aud cons
de- ATE damage has been done. One lot Of twenty
WAGONS, ioldsd with powder and -four, was hrei upon
the nsr day and nearly tns whole Of the tsamsters
r.rs killed. The small esccrt ran OF at the arst dis
chargs and left the wagons 10 their fate Two French
officers who going up with this train, to escape
from ths vomito Of this city, shot, well two
French vlvsnderes. These poor females shown
usdsrsoB, bat were killed and persons who have
TIER bodies yng With the rest Of The deed h the road
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time for sole company OF these wonderful French
machines TO rout 600 Msxcans Fortunate it,
indeed, that 0rtegas division OF oavaryz 900 strong
posted 10 the rear Of to t was not attacked by those
inyumsrnble ogres, who would, unauestonabiy have de-
voured them, boots. horses anu all.
After events OF remarkable character, Don Juan
Almone, supremc Cher Of the Mexican nation could
do less than another proclamation to his 'sfe
low ciizens which he tells them that the unconluer
ab frenchmen defend the OF the Independence
and natl naiy II Mexico" and in which his own coun
tr, men OF tho Mexican army arc called "yandalic
AGAINST society" and the which they defend sin
famous According 10 this production, Zarasoza was
sued by the cavalry OF the national a. e. French army
lie has PIT finishing touch to the exploits OF the oone
COMPANY by killing on Ortega, Asorrs and all the rest
m the most OIL hand aud Frenchy manner telling
how these aud many other liberia generals and chiefs
"tound humble scpuchre on the h OF Borrego.''
GENERAL oRTEGA's ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE
Tho official despatch OF General 0rtegl, who CON-
manded the MEXICAN forces tho hil or Borrego aud
which We are obliged to condense tells very dis ent
story from the foregoing version OF the Franco xcan
bulletin. The General says that soon he occupied
the bill he made arrangements for attacking the Angs
tura gate OF 0rzaba planting four pieces Of light ar
iery within pistol shot range supported by the requisite
infantry force under the immediate command OF Con
dc la ave His main no ~ at the OF Jesus
Mari about five miles from tho hail. the only force
he had with hin tho Fourth Zacatecan regiment
two companies o. the Second and Dura 60 bata ion
The attack was TO he made next day and the officers in
charge Of tho position thought they might take easily
ard actually went TO sleep Oh their post They
reused b. tho attack of the French who got possession
VI pieces cannon SilsH'est
and turned than tho bewderedY cltecans with most
damaging effect In the confusion which ensned
all, or nearly all bis principal Officers were killed or
wounded The night was pitch dark, and the General
says used my voice in the midst OF that dreadful and
fatal confusion. banner 10 my soldiers ltcame near
costing him his life. however, for Froncn soldier
sought that famous voice and wounded the gallant
General in the shoulder with his He says the
my repused when they reached tho top OF the
hill; but under all the circumstances, no was
obliged 20 retire, which he did in good order.
lie estimates lis loss at from four to five hundred men,
in killed and wounded, probably one third of hs force
engaged. The French suffered him to retreat without
moesting him much, and he says he ready next
day 20 the previous days plan OF attack with the
re- ments that had not yet had the honor of firing
shot IN their country defence" General do la Lave,
his second IN command, among the wounded This
despatch Is addressed to General Mcia. and exp'ane
fully how and why the Mcxicans driven from hsi
position by q mere handful OF their enemies.
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visit OF Adjut.,rt Gelasras Thomas TO Co
vcFp9r's Tale at.

ALL REBEL. scsERs sEt'r AwAY---5 100 SICK AND
woCNDED Soldiers rxrFCi.D.
All the rebel ,soI.sr; remaining Governors island
were h4rIsdy aert Oh 10 TSrt lsi.w rs o.. Thursday
evening, guarded BY tho permanent party undn lilo
soriupnd Of Captain william Clinton 1ca.h infantry
United sietss Amy 1Ls al VIZ, er tirelr ne T.
ec,tJ9 Nothing was known Ct " Until sdutant GsnercI
Ihenas suddenly sppea-e6 in the Command mt ofcs
roft oumbus at noon u Thursday, h,yrs come from
Washington W this n el! trai. I'm bh ar val tho
sand the con,r cogDixsd by ssyersl olCess
s'nding in tsout Of thu Comm snGaa.s orce, and who
DID not q Vim he customary sAlUs, iui g, ptoba.
bly, tha. the ge'eIaG wi pass that With the
single star % lis .belcc strap, was OILY scno ncpi
Or ssd general Of solaptoos. after short con-
with ,Olono IrJns, uncor DO ssiy Trees.
o. hca n Of la bys,asGoss, Gcaerai lhona seat Tor
Liestauaia Cr.y Pfovos, IsrsAal, in eslrre Of tho
prisoner, ord 100 result that prspa ATOMS
mejiltciy cor,rnancsd for the 'rsoscr Of ell son
81 except tbQss sck in hospital AID TOO III to b, re-
n ,ved . Tor Delaware. TIC psfma,cnt paI ty, baas,
crows md al lsr avsabe nen, leaving oL,y sufficient
l. mrant guard wercM once ordsisd un1or arms, and
tod to be IN readiness march mor'ents notice
Arra ,eou.s will be male fo .awih iato
100 sick aui woapdsl mon who expected from the
Army the rotomso. If tbs number re CHARTERED on
Governors Island there will be worry little room 70
spare, aud extra hospital convenenccs will be much
y. - gseiihstandns that supplementary hospital
5,.n1 ll neds 900 Ilt en- has 81, sady been built
arst sewing GQfslrors Ind 1snsrsl Thrpas BRO.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
LONDON, July 2, 1885,

LONDON, July 2, 1867.
Advces received Loyds state that is reported at
Charleston that three had reached rebel ports
one OF which the Mimic
10 the Liverpool cotton market yesterday, notwth-
standing the recent rise there still upward
dsncy american Ii now 3D. to BID. and Surat about
al. per pound hi her than q month ago. The re.
ports from merchants state that yesterday the
extraordinary and excited day for cotton cloths
that has boon known for many years In ordinary times
difference OF more than I'D to 81. per piece would
excitementS but some manu- acturers asking
much as Is Sd TO Is 1od per piece more than others
fnr cotton shirtngs.
Ths mail from Bombay, OF Juno 18TH passed Jubal
the 29th ult and expected III London about tho
Riddle OF rext week.
The following vessels have boon taken up by the go
vernmeat FOR the Conveyance OF troops, vz-the MAJ
Titus, Amor and Sydeabam for Madras and the Agra
for Kurrachee.
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decided Fort Hamilton TO make certain
with the commsndant Of that post.
The boatmen toll good story about the Generals
visit to the island he arrived At the barge landing.
Castle Garden several minutes before the time
for the barge TO leave aud the happened
absent Jumping into the barge and seizng the tller
tho General gave the order TO aSh0ve on . The tide
was running pretty strongly at the ne and the passage
very easy one; but the General cd
the barge he had been used to It all his life and
br .uRht nm at the float Govern IRIS Island ne style
and to the unbounded admiration or tho boats crew
VIII, had never been piloted by brgadsr general be-
FORE aud probably never will be AGAIN.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
,~.-~-~~-~~c~~~>~r~>~~-s
The Norwegian or Cape Race and
Great Eastern at New York.
--.>o~.~~~>~>~~-~~o~<~.-~~
ONE DAY LATER ADVICES.
Lords Palmerston and Brougham
Against Intervention"
General Prim's Friends Indig-
nant with France.
THE ADVANCE IN COTTON,
&C., 10, DC.

The steamer Norwegian, from Liverpool on tho Sd
via Londonderry the 4th inst, boarded Off Cape
Race At eleven A. NJ. yesterday (Frday). Hor 10
day later than that brought to the point by
she City OF New York.
The steamship Great Eastern, Captain Patton which
sailed from Liverpool the LIST inst. shortly after
noon and from Queenstown the I'd inst arrived
at Throgg's Neck. New York, her way to her an
chorage, At an early hour yesterday.
Tho nows by the Great Eastern has been anticipated
by her report from Capo Race, given in the HERALD
Of the 9th inst.
The experiment Of bringing the Great Eastern through
the Race and up Long Island Sound to her anchorage in
Flushing bay was a complete success. she ar
rived on Montauk ligh.shp at ono A. N. on
the llth and Immediately headed in for Mon
tauk, whore she met by the pilots specially sent
down for her. After passing through the and up
Long Island Sound far Sands Point she tax
charge Of by the He'll Gate plots-Henry Zoblcs and
Charles Lockwood-and WAS brought to her anchorage
with much and despatch any ordinary vessel
wovid have BEEN Here our news collector boarded
her, and obtained from Mr.. Archdeacon, the gentle
manly purser, who was in readiness at the gangway
with them ss of papers, passenger lists abstract
Of log &c cor which he will pleas, accept thanks
The voyage has been a remarkably pleasant one the
passengers sreok highly OF the accommodations and
tendance they have had.
The passengco were brought to the city in tho evening
by steamers expressly provided by hs agents the ship
sho bring large number Of passengers and about I've
hundred tons OK merchandise.
The political news is unimportant.
The London Tines has editorial on "Indeperds0cs
Day" and points out what should BIO tho tone Of the
American orac.es under existing circumstances.
The American ships al Liverpool (Juiy y sayly
deckel with Jag The Ccnard and other transatlantic
steamers have I'll their bunting flying.
1hs ste7nshi? North American reached Liverpool on
the evening 81 the 2j o. July.
The stea ,shiy CITY Of Washington arrived at Queens
town at midnight OF tho a of July.
The steamsh? 81. George, from Quebec, arrived Al
Gresacck on the Sd OF JCly