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The New York herald., 1862-04-01
News from Dcmcrmrs

The bark Prnceton, Captain Kinsley, arrived at this
port yesterday, bringing dates to March 10.
Business was dull Money matters very tight,
owing to the American All parties we're anxious
that the troubles should be speedily arranged. large
number Of apprentccd coolies had arrived during the
previous two months and had been distributed among
the different plantations. II confidently expected
that larger amount Of sugar would be produced this
year than any previous yoar
The lately appointed United States Consul, T. D. Ed.
wards ESQ., had arrived, and has pleasant Office In
prominent part Of tho city and giving his whole atten
tion TO his ofical business Both shpmasers and mer
chants say they find him courteous, anabs and prompt
He is warm and able advocate Of his government, and
has no doubt cxertcd good influence in favor OF tho
cause the United States government is now engaged IN
lie has gathered many friends about him.
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the surgeons Of the division, and generally dong we'll
He suggests that II would be inhuman TO move them 10
other places at present Surgeon Keeney being III with
peursy Powers has sick Frederick 10 make
room for the wounded.
General Shields has far recovered TO be able TO
start for Strasbure tomorrow.
Some firing heard by the officers in Strasburg
yesterday apparently In the Of Jacksons rendez-
vous. The cause is yet known.
WASHINGTON, March 81 1862.
Miss Dix accompanied by three nurses, has gone to
Winchester with large supply Of fresh fruits, vegeta
bies and deicaces for the wounded quantity Of hos
pal bedsteads and comfortable bedding also sent up
by special train
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

President Lincoln's Emancipation Mes
sage i'm Engla nd-Its Great Importance
and Good EHect-Russcn OF the LON
don Times sProphesies Again, and at
the Moment He fs Proved False-An
English Warrant for mn Alleged Fesle-
raj sOldicr-A Lieutenant OF the Sumter
Shipped for Boston ut Tangier.
President Lincon's emancipation message had at
tracted much attention in England. There little time
yet for comment.
The Liverpool Poet says there can be no doubt it will
have caIculabe ct in Europe, and that eject oiu be
most faporable 10 the Northern cause.
Tho London Times, in editorial the subject
says-''H Is the important the split The
Presidents avowed object TO TO the Union the
border States The proposition important not for its
intrinsic likelihood OF acceptance, but simply
because IL is proposition. and Is the first
bid made tosoards putting end to the We
may hope others may follow, and that
the North may gradually rise IN its offers until something
acceptable has been put forth The only reply OF the
South to President Lincoln has ibeen resolution Of the
Confederate House Of Representative to burn all the
cotton and tobacco that may danger OF falling into
the hands Of the invaders In every point Of view the
proposal Of the President gives great SCOPE for spocua
tion, and perhaps glimpse Of hope but sfor what
IL may herald, and not for what is"
Russcls correspondence TO tho Times is again dated
from Washington, and comes down TO March g. He says
the weather has prevented General McCleans advance
He praises the constancy and tonacty Of the Confcde
rates Ho says the Northern troops we're getting ary
Of scar and ciamorous for furloughs
The magistrates Of Sunderland have issued a
warrant for the apprehension Of Frederick
Colburn Curtis, said to be general in tho
federal army who. two years ago, left his wife and six
children chargcablc on the parish Of Sunderland.
Gibraltar advces to the l4h say the federal vessels
Tuscarora, Ino and Kearsagc were at Algesras
The lieutenant Of the Sumter and CT United statos
Consul at Cadiz, who were arrested at Tangcr were
transferred from the lno to the Harvest Home bound for
Boston. II Is said they were put in irons
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Erie shares, 331s Illinois Centrals, 421a discount
Conso.s closed AT 93 937s for money Funds on the
10th were dull and eighth lower The discount mar
ket easy, and the demand light. Gold flows 10 the
bank in large quantities There is some expectation OF
early reduction OF the bank minimum. Funds were
rather frmer on the goth.
Thursdays bank return shows an important addition
70 the bullion and The London Times (cty art
cle) says Englh funds quiet but firm yesterday.
United States fves are quoted at 76a77.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, March 20, 1862.
Sales three days 10 600 bales, including $500 to
spectators and exporters Market quiet and unchanged
but closed with an upward tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET.
Richardson, Spence Co. and Wakefield, Nash Co:
report -four dull and downward Wheat active; red
Western, los. Cd lis. Cd; red Southern, lis. Sd.
lis Id; white Western, 12s Cd white Southern, l2s
Sd l2s. lod. Corn tending upward; mixed, 2ss 3D.
29s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
PROVISIONS steady. The same authorities report
Beef steady Pork steady. Bacon active and firm
Lard buiet and firm. Tallow quiet but steady.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
PRoDuCE.-Sugar quiet but steady. Coffee steady
Rice firm Ashes quiet; pots, 33s.; pearls, 32d Sd
Spirits turpentno nominal. Rosin dull common
12s. Cd. lbs. Cd.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, March 49, 1852.
Breadstuils stn declining. Sugar quiet, but steady
Coffee firm. Teas dull and unchanged Rice quiet, but
steady. Talow firm at 46s. Sd. Iinseed oil firm a
36s. Sd.
LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, March 81, 1862.
Consols for money 931s "a.
Illinois Central shares 421s discount; Eries, 334.
The bullion in the bank has increased f521 900.
PARIS, March q, 1862
Rentes have advanced to COZ. 00c.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l, 1852.
Corroy-The Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF th
week 900 bales. including 250 TO spectators an
100 70 exporters Prices have advanced egth one
quarter of penny per pound. The sales today (Friday
estimated at 900 bales including 1000 TO specua
tors and exporters the market closing firm At the ad
The stock In port estimated at 500 bales
which $50 900 are American.
BreadstufIs quiet but steady except wheat which
tonds downward, and quotations are barely maintained
Provisions steady.
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The Mexican Expedition I'm the French
Legis1ature.

In the French Legislative Corps the 18th OF March,
there interesting debate on motion Of NJ Jules
Favre, the allied expedition 10 Mexico the course
Of which his Excecncy N. Biaut (the Frcnch Minis.
teri made important remarks He said that the
declaration OF against Mexico lawful az any
declaration Of had been after long years OF
odous outrages against Frcnchmen. The governments
Of that country (Mexico) not only did not afford
protection 10 French citizens but had coopcrated 10
encourage the brgandagc which Frenchmen had been
victims The blood OF French citizens had been shed
their money extortcd and their property confscated
Many OF their consus had been imprisoned even one
OF their ministers had been monaced We have suffer.
ed, continued NJ Biaut. during number OF years all
that the patencc of great nation could tolerate;
but dignity and intcrest marked out
tho termination OF tho violence Of that anarchy
The Hon NJ. Jules Favre has said that an nc.
commodaton very easy at instance. But
the different governments OF Mexico had been prodigal
with these Every Of them made promises to-day to
violate them next day. In ordor ~ indemnify US they
collected large Of money In a place which
being cumulated, they we're tempted to steal
themselves. laughter The Hon. NJ Favre dvises us TO
occupy their ports and ~ the proceeds Of their
customs Read the last dispatches and II will be
seen that that agreement made, and tina.
the next day decree OF the Mexican government
annulod the import duties and ordered export duties
in their stead. ask you, gentlemen, If 80 many
inur les and moC,crcs should not have caused limit TO
the patience OF France2 Crics OF assent TO undertake
the defence Of government which for forty years
has Iiven example Of the st dcpofabo anarchy il
TO prcsuho too much oA clolte aud hot to form
Just eptiun Of the political views OF the hssby The
war is II is awul is demanded nv the honor
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THE LATEST NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, March q, 1862.
The Etna, from New York, arrived at Queenstown
March 20.
The extraordinary japanese Ambassadors. deputed to
visit the various countries of Europe arrived at suez on
the 10th.
RoME, March Is, 1862
The Pope has been i'll for the past week. His strength
has much Frustrated and he has suspended his
dicnces.
LONDON, March q 1862.
There was heavy fall of snow In England on Thursday
night
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France.
AddiaianaIa arnonc unrn ha

Additional troops were being sent 10 Mexico, and new
brigade was to leave Toulon the following week
Camps at Chaons and Lyons were 10 be opened earlier
than usual.
The society for the propagation Of commercial reform
in France have unanimously voted IL inexpcdcnt
peal all duties on material employed IN building and
fitting ships, and assmate all Tags in regard to customs
and duties
The Bourse was dull, but rather nrmer
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Great britain

The proceedings in Parliament on the 10th were unm-
portant
general meeting OF the Atlantic Telegraph Company
was held London the 10Th. Tho directors' report
was adopted. Hopeful views were entertained IL was
announced that Lord Pamerston would receive depu-
tation from the company the subject tho follow ing
week.
The Marine statistics show that in vs months ending
January 81, about thrty-six vessels laden with -four
and grain from America for England lost The
tai cargocs exceeded 700 600 bushels
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE JURA At PORTLAND.
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The American Emancipation
Message in England.
Mr.. Lincoln's Policy Approved and the
Union Cause Benefited.
Prisoners Taken from the Sumter by
the Moors Shipped for Home.
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THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
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War Preparations Of Austria on the Venetian
Frontier and the Po,
As., &C., &e.

PORTLAND, March 81, 1869.
The Jura, from Liverpool at hafpast p. NJ Of the
20h and Londonderry 2lst inst arrived here at six
O'Clock this afternoon. She brings ia passengers
The Corps Isgisatf of France has March 21 adopted
the address the Emperor with but dissentient
votes.
The Hibernian from Portland, arrived at Londonderry
the morning of the 19th and at Liverpool early the
morning of the Goth
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Austria.

Great precautions were beng taken by the Austrian
ro,cruntnt IN the Venetian iUnticfs. The ad,anced
posts hld been duuhiod ut tlic garrison augmented
UcJps had also been pushed aung thc hnc O the 70.
The Emperor had goncfrom Venice to Niccnzia.
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NEWS FROM WINCHESTER, VA.

Death OF Wounded SOldfers-Inctdents OF
the Bnttlc-Condition OF Gen. Shields,
&C., sc.
WINCHESTER, March 80, 1862.
The following wounded died yesterday and to-day and
were buried by Captain vandewan'-
Michael Martin, Sixty seventh Ohio.
George Gardner, Fourteenth Indiana.
Jacob Wolfe, Sixty seventh Ohio.
Unknown, Twenty ninth Ohio.
Wm Whitney, Thirteenth Indiana.
Isaac Jackson Twenty seventh Ohio died OF fever.
A. L. Brown, Eighth Ohio.
One unknown.
Another unknown-on his arm were the initials T.
A.W.
Wallace Colburn, Seventh Ohio.
Elk Bunce Seventh Ohio. His body has been delivered
to his friends.
James Gordon Evans, Of Company c, Of the rebel
Twentyhrst Virginia regiment.
Previous to the foregoing loss stood follows:
Killed and died Of wounds Observation-Disclosures. 103
wounded. AL
MISSING. ~
Only few Of the reports Of the detailed regiments
have been yet received owing TO the distance and scat
tered positions Of the regiments.
Three four days will elapse before full list Of
be received.
DR.. Kerney Medical Inspector Of the Army, has been
engaged in looking into the condition Of the wounded
here, connection with Medical Director VIM. s. King
Of the Filth Army Corps.
Notwithstanding the great scarcity at first Of tinware
crockery and hardware for hospital purposes the de-
hciency has, in great measure, been supplied.
The wounded now contained in two hospitals. and
under the immediate charge Of DR.. H. Bryant Medical
Director Of the division Of General Shields.
About two hundred and thirty sick and wounded pr.
have been sent to Frederick.
Sixty wounded rebel soldiers have boon taken from the
hospital and placed the houses Of their friends their
parole report their recovery to the nearest com.
manding officer.
Our wounded reported as generally doing well.
They number here about three hundred.
The statement the newspapers that Major Perkins,
Of tho staff Of Major General Banks Instrumental in
planning the battle, is contradicted, although his
presence and advice Of great service to Colonel
Kmball, who commanded the field, under directions
from General Shields.
Medical Director King Of the medical corps and Sur.
geon jackson, Of the Twenty ninth Pennsyvana reg.
ment, present volunteers and rendered efficient
aid in clearing the field OF the wounded.
Gustave Arnheim Of the Zouaves d'Afrique acted as
aid to Colonel Baum (chief Of General Shields artillery,
and was severely wounded in the leg.
Colonel Annssanel Of the First Virginia cavalry
dercd great aid Colonel Kmball was in the hot.
test OF the fight He has just been informed OF his
acqutta OF the charge Of cowardice instituted against
him by General Lander.
Our cavalry to-day brought in two guorilas from
Hampshire, one Of whom belonged to sheels mounted
militia
To-day the weather has been painfully gloomy, the
rain falling rapidly and freezing everything touched
Tonight visited with tho nrst thunder storm
Of the season.
General Shields continues 10 improve.
The following Is a complete list OF casualties in the
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival OF the Congregational Excursion
Party, &c.

The weather here to-day is unpleasant and rainy.
The steamer King Philip arrived from Washington this
afternoon, with Vice President Hamlin board, tho
senate Committee Naval Affairs, and several other
Senator's Representatives and invited guests. The party
will return tomorrow.
There IN no news,
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Spanish Feeling About the Crown.

From the Epoca OF Madrid, March
If the fortunate star Of Spain should rule that Spanish
prince is occupy the first throne erected in North
America shall bless Providence. which vsiby pro
tects cur noble nation and dynasty. But II the event
prove otherwise and it shall please the Mexican people
to place the the head OF other ustrious
Catholic prince shall say that Spain, in going to Mex
ico had other object than fulfil dsinteresed mis-
son and TO restore peace to nation which she had al
ready civilized. ''' '--
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y. J NNs, n. y, MarcI 81, 1Sb2.
This harbor is completely blocked M with ice. NO
mails have been tccevcd here deg rted hence for tho
lat sis weeks.
4 IA 70 steamer passed hce this morning, Vis o. her
way through dcusc pack W cc
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Italy.
I, was rcyortcd tbat Corihals

reported that Garbald had another long inter
with Raazzi, and mad postponed his departure
from Turin for lew days.
1t was umorcd that Farini had accepted the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs.
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(.reeeG.

All the OF the insurgents have fallen into the
hands OF the royal small garrison at syra was
captured and order restored ut that place. The nsur
gents at Nanpa asked for amnesty and armstice for
twenty -four hours, which was granted
Consantnople advices say that corps OF observaon
consisting Of 20 900 Turkish troops had been despacheo
the Grecan frontier
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Navigation Westward.

DrNKRK, March II 1862.
Tho trio Railroad steamer Emira arrived hero with
Iii cargo from Toledo yesterday afternoon, being tho
nrst arrival OF tho season
Navieaon at this point is entirely free and un-
obstructed and will run regularly TO Western
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PRUSSIA.

captain and two officers OF the Austrian feet were
arrested at Nantua on suspicion Of being partans in IA
Italian cause
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The Democratic press Of Germany denouncing
most bitterly the appointment Of Prince Hohenohe as
President the Prussan Council owing his retrograde
principles.
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Navigation or the Hudso" River. =
ALBANY, March 81, 1862
Tho ,ce Is moving down the river with the tide.
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expressed himself satisfied with the the discus
sion had taken He then, Difference TO the sueges-
tions made from both the House. withdrew the
moi
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FIFTH OHIO REGIMENT.


Private Pleasant Brown. Sergeant David johnson.
Private J. W. Nyohans. Private Martin HALEY.
Private Chas. Gill. Private Henry Slipper
Private W. n. Bogart Private Peter HopcI
Private Henry HILL Private Vim. H. Majors.
Corporal Chas. Talbot. Corporal J. u. Sheridan.
Corporal David Johnson Corporal Thomas b. lsdell.
Captain George B. whitcom
WOUNDED.
First II. Thos; star'hman Private Fredk Lampr-
Sergeant Edwin Swain. shick.
Sergeant Fred'k Fash. Private y. ID. HAITIAN.
Private Patrick Matney Private Alfred Coleman.
Private Jacob Kaust Private Aonzo Carnahan,
Private Peter kefort slightly.
Priynte James Simpson. Private Chas. Peel, slightly
Private Jno. W. CIeighton, Private Teddy Vaughan.
slightly. Private Martin Iioare.
Private hanl McDougal. Private II. A. Bulsar
Private Vim. Miller. Corporal Henry Teal
Private Phillip Iippard. Corporal Chas Iapp.
Private John Nocn Corporal Henry Gastrill.
Private VIM. Frank. Corporal John G. Edwards.
Private Jos. Goodall. Corporal VIM Z. Lands.
Private Jos. Hunter. Corporal Thos. Aiken
Irivate Aonzo Vile. Corporal Chss Cord
To the list Of casualties in tho Ono Hundred and Tenth
Pennsylvania regiment already published, we have 10
add tho name Of W. II. Rookspergcr
WINCHESTER, March 81 1862
The report that the wounded in the late battle near
Winchester were neglected is pronounced by Surgeon
c. C. kocncy, Medical Inspector OF the uatod states
Army to be wholly unfounded. lie was ordered hhcr
by the Surgeon General to investigate the hospital and
surgical departments, and, il necessary, remove tho
wounded 20 Washington Baltimore n elsewhere but he
reports that they Won quarere and well treated by
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Arrival OF Gen. Fremont as WheslinG.

[From the Wheeling IntelIgcncer March %
General and Madame Fremont reached the city ysster-
day morning, and stopped nj the MLurc House. Gene
raj Fremont Is accompanied by portion OF his stat
ciuding Major Zagony n Dunka, 4. Glyka and Albert
Tracy We are not advised TO whether the General
will make his headquarters permanently at this point
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THE INVASION OF MEXICO.
Forward March Of the French Army
Fraternixati0n OF the Mcxfcans and

Forward March Of the French Army
Fraternixation OF the Mcxfcans and
Frenchmen.
from Touon, In the Nessoger du Midi
Of March says;-The steam transport, the Aube has
arrived in the roadstead from Mexico. This esse going
before the wind At the speed OF eleven knots hour
and driven by the hurricane which has lately prevailed
in the Atlantic made the passage n twenty four days,
during which time her fires only lii ~ pass the
Strait Of Gibraltar that she has anchored with
hundred tons VI coal In her hold and hundred and
nfty tons sacke Some Of her boats carried away BY
the tempest and water entering In prousion by the seams
from the sranng OF the the only draw backs
on this magnificent passage
At the moment Of her departure from Vera Cruz mill
tary affairs in Mexico were taking quite picturesque
turn. While the allied commissioner parley with
ward movement TO preserve the expedtionary troops
from the fatal influence Of the climate the
ing that march about thousand Mexicans were met
with under General orasa, who sent to ask the meaning
this armed demonstration. On the reply that they
were looking for healthy aud convenient site for
encampng, the Mexican General formed the head of
tho column as far a plateau, the comforts and
delights OF which he described; and In order
to give the example he established his camp
at distance Of six hundred yards from that OF the
Allies who occupied the little town Of Teeria They
were hardly installed when the French and Mcxicans
fraternzed like old friends and the who were sent
from the camp on expeditions for food were at once
loaded with provisions order spare them the trouble
Of looking further The Mexican General having learned
quenco OF the delay OF convoy sent several bulocks
only requesting that should be given to the span
iards. The Mexican expedition would have already
minated amcably had been for the presence Of the
Spanards against whom Mexican evaporation carried
TO the extent Of fanaticism.
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return voyage. The charge against her, and which is
believed 10 be entirely unfounded that she had landed
ordnance stores at Matamoras but difficult TO under
stand how that plea seizure by an
American vessel at q Mexican port.
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Capture OF the British steamer Labuan.
Ikron lhc london Wines lCliN Ariiclel March Ia 4

lfrom The London Times (Cty Article), March 14.l
The american news to-day (13th) contains account
o tho capture Of the Labuan British screw steamer
(owned at tiu); Of 200 tuns burden while living at
Hatamoras-and, u IL alleged, clearly in Mexican wn.
tersby the United states snip Portsmouth The
vessel has been sent to tho North for ADJUDICATION and
the captain detained as prisoner The Iabuan 10
this country with an ordinary cargo comprising no war
like rnatoria Of any kind aud was loading win co,r
~ Ns,anoras on account Of Manchester house for her