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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-06-05
Business 9irettorp.
PROFESSIONAL
c. M. O'DELL, M. d.
80 Is Published every Thursday,
AT DOwagiac, Cass County, Michigan

-rl c. M. O'DELL, NJ. ID.
homeopathic Physician. Surgeon
fsfI and Obstetrician, f
Having bought out DR- BARNES and taking his
Practice, feels happy to say to the citizens OF
Dowagiac and vicinity. that he is prepared to
Practice his Profession in all its branches. He
also keeps Medicines by the case or single phial
for sale and Family Guides. Office over the
Center Market
Dowzgiac, January 2sth, 1851. jan3l-4lyl
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CLIFFORD SHANAHAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor in
chancery, Cassapolis, Cass county, Mich.
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MERCHANTS.
GEORGE SMITH,

ti ~. GEORGE SMITH,
Teller Shop one door east Of Howard Com
stsck's Cutting and Making done to order. and
warranted to fit. july2lv2
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Attsrssy and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor IN
Chaneery, Dowagiac, Mich. Office on Front
Street. ap25v4yl
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mi. PORTER. M. ID.

Ne TOhI Elk, M. II.
PHYSICIAN 81 SURGEON.
Ofice at Awards Book Store. Denjson Block,
Front Street. Residence first door below the
Methodist Church. Commercial ST., Dowagiac,
Mich. ". ap25v4y1
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JUSTUS GAGE.

Notary Public and general A gent for the exchange
and transfer Of Village Lots. and sale of real
Estats. Agent for the Manhattan and Irving
Insurance Companies, of New York, Office with
James sullivan, front room, second floor. Jon g ,
Brick Block. noyl2v3yl
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OHC' Q. dUU Oe ~ TtEftfer e7dCSt0y
That nothing III this act shall be so'
construed as to prevent any person who
has availed him or herself Of the Dene-
tit of this act from paying the minimum
price, or the price to which the aame
may have graduated, for the quantity
Of land 40 entered at any time before
che expiration Of five yeArs, and obtain-
ing a patent therefor from the Gosern-
ment, as in other caeesprovided by law.
On making proof Of settlement and cul-
tiv.tion no provided By existing laws
granting presumption rights. .,lgae
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r-s,l-r w. H. CAMPBELL
Notary Public. Viii attend to all kinds of Con-
veyancing-Republican Office. Dowagiac. Mich.
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PROPOSALS FOR TIE SUPPLY OF FRESH REEr

PROPOSALS FOR TIE SUPPLY or FRESH BEEF
Tor use OF United states troops stationed Fort Column
bus New York harbor for year ncing June
1862 VIII received the ONO OF the A. A. c. Fort
lumbus New York Harbor. until IL O'Clock NJ on the 2lst
Instant beef Il be Of first quality IN proper
lions Of hind quarters necks shanks excluded
and TO be delivered Fort Columbus such times
such quantities required Two
dollars each will required for the faithful fu
Lieutenant H. Chds, Sixth Infantry Office Of A. A. O. s.
Fort Columbus New York Hsrbor so be endorsed Propo
sails for the supply fresh bcefr The under
the right reject any all bids which he deems exrava
CANT, or doubtful securities. b. b. CHILDS
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@ VAN wISKLE, AucTIONEER.
-. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
A

VAN wINKLE &wINANS Aurtioneers, No. IA Pine street.
will sell auction Thursday, May Is, l03a O'clock
all the suIerb and costly Fnrnitlre contained in the four
story hous No lU2 West Fory-second street.
Broadway and Sixth Avenue consisting Of elegant
Parcr covered rich satin brocate manua tured 10
well known makers rosewood Centre and Side Ia
ee. EaSeTes eeeani Ga octave rosewood Pianoforte
StOd4art make lace brocael Curtains, elegant Mir
and Cornrs Turkish Chars reception Chairs bronze
Clocks rich china Vases, paror oil Paintings
beautiful rosewood Chamber Suits mahogany and black
walnut Bedseads and Bureaus, Extension Tables and D
nng Room Suits in oak and back walnut French china
Tea Sets Table Cutlery Gass China and Silver Ware; Oh
cloth lair Carpets Chandeliers and very Inc assortment
VI ktchen Utensils with which the sale will commence
Catalogues had at tho Office of the Anconeers May
Vs. House for sale or to let Apply al the Ollie Of the Auc
Gouerrs. No. IA Pine street
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DKOPOSALS
i FOR SMALL ARMS FOR TIE UNITED STATES
SERVICE

ORDNANCE OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ID. g., April %, 1862 !
Proposals VIII bc received by this Department IL r. NJ
The evening OF the 10th OF May, 1852
81 the United States for the government within year
FROM that date The following description Of arms,
Halers Ferry Rnes with sword bayones and steel sab
bsrds model 1855.
Breech loading Csrbines, for cavalry.
Revolver Pistols army size
sabres for light cav airy
Officers Swords steel scasbara.
Steel seabbards for rined musket bayone,s
For nuskes and rnss price 10000 OF either and
the reduction proposed per gum for each additional " 0O
For and bnes the Kind proposed nd III.
price for v and auction per pistol carbne each
addi.ional5 1900 10 20 60.
For sabes scabbards price OF of Me
prescribed patterns tie number Of 5000 EACH and
each additional 5000 10 1000
All the firearms furnished with the regular ap
prndages. The rGed muskets be respects de.
csl with those aciured at the United States Aory
Springfield Mass, aud Interchange with and with
also interchange with another In the same
The for these be Of the very best qua
lily and Daiieable iron parts will 5e allowed 20 be
All articles must be subject 10 the inspection prescribed
BY be bored ready for
transportation, 81 the expense OF the contractors
factories In lots Of not less than 100 each.
Proposals VIII state the the establishment king
the OFFER the number and date Of the hrst delivery and
delivery monthly thereafter. Failure 10 make delivery
specified time any attempt introduce malirable
other inferior material Into the will subject
the whole number Of arms contracted for TO forfeiture,
me dea cn reserves 10 itself the right to reject any
bid aad viii consider made through any agent broker
or party other than the regular manufacturers.
Ripley Chief Of Ordnance Washington, ID. c. and viii be
endorsed Proposals. for Muskes" or rides sabrcs &c.
the case may be.
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vvyEru FILLED WITH GOLD IN BEST MANNER
frws a. chMr2e " INTRODUCES yery superior style OF h
We ~. sa. a[ .ssg ,s. w., sss rom pain !. I'D
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ANTHOLOGY.

4 II,sATIsFYrNG.- CLIFFORD UNRryAfr
n ed cairvoyant and business medium, lW Dean street.
corner OF Hoyt Brootyn Remedies prescribed
told love restored, absent friends found Business consul
tations 20 cents; medical, VI.
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EHERIFFs SALE.
- WATCHES
CHAMBERS FAIRuHII4D, ArCTIONEERS,
SALE ROOM li5 Liberty STREET.
wi sr their saiesEoon, "Wednesday, Nay H. al 10
slo-k large 'srtnent Of Gold and Syr Watches, being
tAo stock importer
Alsa R~gc Clock, one Lilies Safe Desk Press
counterr &c.
JOHN KELLY, late Sheriff.
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CORA A. SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT CIATRvoyAyT.
~ Medical and business consultations day and evening
nolds satisfactory ALL IL In
sary 10 give Illustrations OF the astonishing results Con
tnues ct 239 Division street.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS..
GOAL
Written proposals will be until the 9th inst
follow ing quantities and qualities White Ash Coal
coo tons 22f0 lbs. per tom Locust Mountain steamboat
size.
10 tons c, $40 lbs per toaI sgs size
Of etaer Beaver Mountain, Buck Mountain Baltimore
vein Wyoming Price Of each stated separately
wyoming districts Vest Point canal boats
which receive a. the Mines without breaking bulk via
More than the ordinary facilities for unloading will be
furnished The coal be delivered between the l June
and oath OF August next 49,, -
Captain and Quartermasier Military Academy.
wgsT PoiST, n T., May 2 1867.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UN.
IN I'll the q III day of May 1862, ~ ococx NJ for sup
head Of beet Cattle on the hoof.
The cattle to BIO delivered NJ Washington CITY, and each
which weighs less than 900 pounds gross Heers
and bulls wanted.
The cattle to be delivered times and In such guam
titles the government may require.
The delivery or cattle 10 be made the 10th june
1852 or thereafter government may require
bond with good and suiccni security will lured
Government reserves 20 Itself the yh Ia
notes or other government funds
No bid win be entertained put in by who
have previously JAILED to comply with their contracts
bids ne accompanied Dy tao guarantees
The o. firms should be stated 10 full with the pre-
Bilf 10 lie directed to Major A. BECkWITH, G. s., U. g.
A., Washington, d. z.
We Of the county or - aud State OF -, and
-. Of the county Of -, and Stat OF -, do hereby
guarantee thai Is able TO ful contract in accordance
the OF his proposition and that should his pro-
position be accepted, he will
accordance herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, prepared
become his securities.
n guarantee must be appended TO each bid.
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A rTExTIoS. LADIES AND 0ESTLExES-I HAVE
"A Just received elWD purchssc Clothing Fur.
ntnre and Carpets for the California marks. Do pr5mss
pay highest prinss the city By ealing ADDRESS
inn note T. MINTz is sixth avenue Two doors sbovs
Tenth street Lshes attended 70 ~ nra nnix Rsmsm-
ber Isl Sixth avenue.
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language which nve.s tie attention. while 4 demands the
LOVE. REVENGE MosE pEsfAIR, JEALOUSY.
These the controlling elements that have created an IN
tense interest In the gradual development Of the plot and
MISS BArExAN AS GERALDINE,
the master spirit Of the play they are fully emoodie6snd
s'a'a Sr i, .sS,Des,5 .,. s.,,.
hsss!'as@sae SI9 me
osrtaintsIrhs victory
ONCE open rom Ill oelosi Seats may be secured
NIsLos GARDEN: 49,.
Ell Davenport Nit, i = xjsEE;% s;i' W. wheasley.
ii, n. sMs Es z sS5s''s ssssssssss'''
Oe censinSsa ~ s %p'
Kiss Gssps d AGs5isis I'M Ria RiHs
.,a,,,. E MI rs n.:,, plaaai.s
'., ~ SIS, y E;.''se;i;s
TINS e MISS a IL III S5s' 'm''
viii sing s FIFE sky fIlsSs.'d s0nsof
sTasS ILL s Mss scmsSs
7Hus Isisss' 81 s1yA xr Ti.a
NEW s asl rljSS' 4 siIlrr
Mr. sES M sssss$ sssssss
AN i fS sphESasb o aahhsri
EXCELLENT D and "a COMPANY.
Admi. sion, Dress Circle Parque 80 cents
Family Circle, entrance on crosby street rs cents
Doors past Z; TO At TX ocock.
NYlxoN,s ROYAL CIRCUS.
FOURTEENTH STREET a AND Sixth AVENUE.
THIRD WEEK OF Tie , GREAT SUCCESS OF THIS
WEDNESDAY. NAY III Is AND u AL ALL TIE WEEK.
IE Ezhha fs sEESs$ 4 6 9 S5SfA
the wonder and n GslIghs 8 h M CHILDREN
sv
MR.. FRANCOIS sEAGRfsT
MR. ALEXANDER SER zAsFngrrA,
in their In m table CONT Glow aets:
THE TIE BHat cEFAI s Tii Il AIT MARIE
MR. sT III IzfSa ST. S1 Il rSSSi
Nh mr. Az hs sHFfSsn r z2Es
Evening entertainer. over BY quarter pas. 10.
Stages and 10 all parts Of the city and ferriea
Admission rs cents. Reserved seats 60 cents
Children to reserved seats % cents.
Children 20 afternoon performances, Is crnts.
IN nHa "i IN AL IT'S MAaSrsicEscE
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIaN.-TuE THIRTY
IN seventh annual exhibit on OF the National Academy OF
now o. en- for season the Galleries oss Broadway
Season tickets 90 cents n5f pi%ssI RS e
Corresponding Secretary N. A.
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A RrIvrcIAL TEETH -BEAUTfFuL SETS, on PURE
"A silver only o.; fine gold and plana e25 warranted
equal % any wok IN NV York sinsle teeth si Teeth
harmless. Genuine bose dling only 30 CENTS once l35
movsl DR.. LUTHER, Dentist.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COM.
~ pany Chicago, May ls12The annual ting 81
londnoders hliers Of the Chicago North
western Railway Company will BE- held ut the Office Of
Company In the city OF Thursday the 9Th day OF
June l62 NJ oco NJ for the election Of Drectos Tor
the ensuing, and for the other
that may before TIE books VIII
osea on the iiA instant. MM. d. OGDEN. President
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN Treasurer Office Fourth
SIKH New York, May lS62-Notce Is hereby given
that tie meeting Of the OF the NV York and
Harlem Railroad Company o the annual election OF direc
tore viii e held at s dice Of the company on Tuesday,
May 90 The polls to be opened from IL O'Clock. noon.
O'Clock r. NJ The transfer books will be closed from
O'Clock p NJ. Of the sih. uni o'clock A. NJ. of the 2lst
w. II. EMERSON, Sec'y and Treasurer.
WHITE HoUsE-BETwEEN FIFTY.SEvENTH AND
w FNyeighth streets, Central Parx and Egnt tn
inform hereby, kind friends and the public that
the White House Park open now will make II my
uar business accommodate private parties at all hours
with first class hotel dinners and suppers Well furnished
Wv. d. wULBEKE, Proprietor.
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH.-sUPERroRrTY, ECONOMY.
81 % esehi warranted equal 70 any slM sets Tech nlsd
s.si bonr So 10 a. EsIr~sng posityeiy without pain;
ny own discovery entirely harmless By highest
stborI,y roohachs instantly relieved Principal
olncs loi East fweniy .sond s,res Branch once,
- Myrsls averus. Brokiyn. Or. LUTHER, sr, Dentist
Fssa b.ishsf twenty Years
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A sTROLOGIST READ, READ.-THE RENOWNED
N and beautiful Madame HENRI the most accomplished
and truthful planet reader IN America nsi here Remem-
ber sheywrites the marry, shows their likeness
gives good luck brings back absent ones causes TO be
adored &C. Her residence 81 No 30 West Broadway
Of Leonard street. over the clothing store me6n the
door.
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A RTrFICIAL TEETH-DR. DuRKIN CONTINUES TO
"A estract Teeth In two seconds without PAIN with bis
Bsnublng FLUID and Electric Current. No charge
for temporary sets extracting Teeth inserted without
exsrning The improved atmospheric pressure
plata Chemically chor0form and ether administered
without danger fkAse call and examine specimens before
Opposite West Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14

AT NO. So BowERY.-H. RosESTHAL, HAVING A
"A great desire % purchase lsrxe quantity ~ %
wearing Apparel, Furnt Ire csrp~t ysweiry D.. b cA
ladies and gentlemen obtain The
utmost value for each article Ladies Attended ~ mr
Rosenlhai Piesse remember and t 3 Bo~cy. opposite
areatJones street.
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"A have received large order fom West 70 purrhass
cast on Clothing, Furniture, Carpes &c. La4ies and gen
teen receive 80 per cen than By Deal
e. By ealing on or sdarsssng note e AsEAHAMs ~
streets. Ladies' stisnded 70 By Mrs A.
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1EADAME CLIFFoRD-UNRIvALLEDC LAIRvoyANT
M and bushes. medium l Dean stree corner q Hoyt
stored, absent friends found. Business consultations 80
cents; Medical 81.
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THE REBELLION.

TINTED STATES MARINE CoRPs-wANTED,. FOR
" the United States Marine Corps able bodied, intelligent
unmarried between the ages Of eighteen and forty
not less than Ave feet four and half inches high and
ssders serving In corps perform duty navy yards
and board VI vessels Of war
Pay from els to "a per month, with abundance Of
clothing board and medical attendance, Furnished by the GO
Apply At the Rendezvous, Is Bowery or at the Maxine
Barracks, Flushing avenue, Brooklyn.
A. GARLAND, Major Commanding.
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~ demand for lSies ana grnt~mens est % ClothinL
Furniture Carpets aud yewelry 10 twenty
humbug. Gail al sind note 70 ~ W4 west brusf.
way Leonard ant Frsnkn strssts snr - NewsH
avenue jersey CHI. Ladies attended Nv hfA u Vsb&y
andnonuouen by Mr. 0nba1s
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WAITED.

hOUSESs nOOuSs SSSss w A"xEOs
A NAN AND WIFE, WITH ONE CHILD, WISH TO
"A take charge o. ntleman's house for the summer
season Satisfactory references given. Address l. L. He.
raid Office, for this week.
FURNISHED BEDROOM wANTED-WITH BATH AND
gs front back psrlor preferred between Broadway
and Lexington avenue and Twentythir and Thrythird
streets. Address with fun particulars b. boz Aeon New
York Post oHice
WANTED-AT LONG BRANCH FOR THREE MONTHS.
w small Cottage; partly furnished preferred Rent must
BE- moderate Address with full particulars to location.
&c. J. A., box AL Post ONCE.
VxyAETED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, PLEASANTLY
w located on the East or Hudson river within about
hours from the city, accommodate twelve eighteen
persons Address, with description and terms, NJ Jones'
Irving place.
VVANTED-A SMALL SECOND HAND SODA WATER
w Apparatus, In good Order suitable for drug store;
capable q making about six eight gallons Address or
inquire Of NJ LAHEY Of Smith and Bergen Streets
Brooklyn.
WANTED TO RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE.
w situated between Canal and Fourth streets and
block blocks west OF Broadway Address r. L.
Broadway Post Office.
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A RARE CHAHcE.-LADrEs AND GENTLEMEN, II
IA you wish get the fu value FOR your Oh Cloth
ing &C. the best 20 h 10 cali note 10 the
well known dealer, r. M1NTZ. 2b3 Sixth There
yos be receive ~ cent than by any
other denera B-Do believe the faisr preteniers
for silk 80 for 81 for pans
as IL surely hnnbug Ladies' attended b. Mrs Minz
Pleas remember 30 Sixth avenue, between 8eveneenth
and EIGHTEENTH s,rcetA
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CLOTHING.

T THE NEW STORE, III THIRD AVENUE LADIES
N and gentlemen dispose of their clst of Clothing,
Ssrpes Furniture &c Igsaran.ee TO pay for Dresses from
81 So coats 81 SIS for Pants from 81 10
-. P forget call address c. MISH ia
Thr avenue. Fourteenth Ladies attended by
Mrs. Mish.
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AT THE UhIHlNAL uI.p WE'LL KNOWN y. HAIR.
N RIS' Establishment. iS4 seventh avenue, formerly
doing business At is ssveash svenue, late u the ven
Californian and stern agency store % ss Bowery
nue. guarsniees @ eoninas a. ever ssor paying the
ntnre and Jeweiry ladies' or gentenen fssl sass
ned BY .ccying NE iu value tor tns @stces hey can
and high offers By calling a opcs addressing the old
well known buyer H. Harris lH seventh You mar
depend ladies' and senucmsn upon being dealt With
satisfsction Ladies' attended ~ Mrs H. Harris Please
Twenty second strceta
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MADAME RAY, 200 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR
M Twenty seventh street surprises all who vst her The
tells your very thoughts lucky numbers, iosses Ladies rs
cents; gentlemen ~ cents
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10 BowERY NEAR BRooNE sTREETy~MADAMR
100 wIDGER Clarvoyant and gifted Spanish lady, mn
wells the of futurty love marriage
sickness prcscribes medicines for ell discassa tells iuekS
Dynbs1. DgsDesp ~ - ste}eu. -
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A LARGE ORDER REcEIvRD FROM CALIFORNIA
~ to purchase Cast On Clothing Furniture, Carpets, &C.
Ladies and entsmen guarantee 70 pay he fun value Of
hose prices Please'cal address
r. R0sENBER0 az Seventh avenue Ladies-vaiended by
Mrs RsAenbcig'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~ Mr.. wALLACK
sponsr male by the public endeavors that the
s.,s sfANDARD AND LEGITIMATE DRAMA
nSa,s DC presented with perfection Of detai
nl~e1so unstempted The unqualified Attending
the d orr Induces him 70 ANNOUNCES 4 fresh --s
cEhiES OF SPLENDID REVIVAL9.
TONlGHr-WEDNESDAY,
Tenth and last Tina FOR the present Of GOdsmiths standard
eA& 49, -
sTOOPs
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gg g1Iaa1agh.
FOREIGN NEWS
-.

Arrival OF the steanst,,..
HALIFAX, Feb. 22,-Tbe Rov.1 ~;
ssamshiP Niagara, from Liyerpool IN IL, ~.
/ etn, via Queenstown on the stb inc, =
rived ct this port this evening. AZ
y ne niagara reports having Dassed Al,
fsst arabia, for Liverpool, on The =
IL the British Parliament six ,.,s :,
10. papers concerning the civil
Ia isss ~ america had been presented. MOI
rss.S StAI lotty-hYe official Communication
passed between the Cabinet and tbe " s;
Gus officers of the Government 49, a. -
tae menacipg position occupietI, nv az -
United States gnnboat Tuscarora and The
pirate Nashville. #1eA.3 1lle
a ong the most interesting Of the
onetal correspondence laid before PSrliss
Ile3It was the declaration of Earl R1sseII
70 Tue southern Commissioners. that Enc.
lanq =, could not acknowledge the Confedsl.
ate states until the war or further negGtis.l
IONS more clearly. determined their posi.
e e1E. gregory took occasion, in the House
Of Of Commons, to denounce the blockade of
'nS S,i southern ports asa paper one.
LIE pirate sumter was detained at Glib
Is!I owing to some difficulty. in obtain
tuS SSAls
LlvEReooI, sth.-Breadstuffs have a
downward Cl,tl tendency. Provisions are stiiI
!. 10 January, 1851, Earl Russell ntiuiatsd
70 LORD Lyons that in case OF adyise, beif =
asked by President Lincoln,s Cabins ii
reply that her Majesty G6fernmeSt viii
decline, unless both parties ami for co,,1'
SCI. This was the policy ofsth I, Z BIitfsh
0oYeEnmeut. In February, 1851, 10 the
event even. Of PRESIDENT Lincoln raising the ones.
C lSn with Great Britain, ii laid down tho
IolloWlng terms: Her Majesty's Govern
ment would, in the first place, be yery for
9eanngi they would show BY their acts
now highly they valued the restoration Of
peace and comfy with the United States
out they would take care to let the GOV,
eminent which multiplied proyocntions
an3 sought for quarrels know that their
Io o. sprung from the consciousness
o. strength, not from timtlity or weak
There is short note written as late as
Dec: 20, 1861 showing that even then tue
brltish Ministry believed in the probabili-
" OF aiWar with the United States.
ihe new Ounard screw steamer China
takes her place in the line for New York.
on the LIST OF March. Her trial trip show
ed great speed.
FRANcE.-The Bank of Franco has re-
cent y PSI
NJ hautfeuille urges that a Congress
should meet to settle the rights of beIlig.
Grants at sea, and the formation of a league
OF armed neutrality, to protect the COM
merce OF neutrals in case of mUratine war.
the French Government has contracted
loan OF 100000 sterling with English.
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otScNEATI. Feb. 22.-The day opened
with salute from guns on the fortificn-
toms and the ringing of bells. The wealth.
or gloomy, but streets densely thIonged.-
Tue procession moved at ten o'clock and
was composed Of detAchments of Infantry.
Artillery and Cavalry from Camp Denni
son and tue digereas soeisties of the city.
tWashtngton's Farewell Address was de-
hyered and patriotic songs at Pixies Opera
House, to large assembly. Tonight there
is grand illumination and great enthusi-
asm and good order prevailed throughout.