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Disasters, &c.

NANTUCKET. Feb. %, 1862
Tn. brig previously reported ashore on Tuekemncs shes
The Denerals OF and for Boston, from Remedies.
bscn hauled o and anchored IN four fathons
:, vaier She remains tight and damage to cargo.
VI ~ FALnourK. Eng. Feb a. 1901
ria ship Wild Ranger of Boston has been much damaged
NV collision with the Br ship Coeroon At the suit Of the
az of the Coleroon the Wild Ranger was arrested fet
500 but released Barring Brothers Co OF Londcn
riyng bail for that amount days after she was sSss
$4,000 the suit OF the copssnees o
he cargo of the Coeroon which il said consist OF tea and
part Of which said be thrown overheard No bail nas
been given for the amount. ,ass
The schr Viola of hachias Capt. Haskill with cnsy
bides and WOOL from Rio 9rande bound TO Newioss liz,
ms. arrived with both mssts sprung The bark Geo 80
Portland f,oui Gibraltar for kewYork was towed " ~
by the u steam guubOss Ir9quei With 'A'
spsrs gope.
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RUSSIAN POLAND,
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
nv THE NORWEGIAN

III
LIVERPOOL COTToS MARKET.-The sales OF Cot
ton for four days have 900 bales including o.se
SPECTATORS and eIporsrs The market was hfme' WIZ
TRADE Observation-Disclosures advices report Goods
an Yarns upward but the market was quiet rrL.A
LIyERPOoL BREADsTUFFs MARKEr.-Iho markee
sna .esd1 Wh.s, quiet and steady; Red Southern .na
Western IL al22 White Southern and Western ~ disi'
Corn quiet; Mixed and Yellow 30i3d1iS. ~,
LIvERpoOL Provision MARKET.-The Provision
market steady but rules dull aud unchanged Beef steady
Pork heavy Bacon quiet at 35iaSoI Lard hrInef "'H~
| LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-Ashes nominal
80 for Pots ard Pearls Sugar quiet aud :tssdy UOmss
rs Spirits Tarpentine quis. a. esi:
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The English funds
vere dull but steady on the 2th inst Con,0 closed nis
LONDON MAnKETs.-BREADsrUYFs dull SUGAR
firm CorFEg .stivs IRA hrm. RICE quiet and steady.
TALLow armer 40 LIssEyp Oh steady at 346 SPIRrs
TuKPESrISH steady at 81 do7l6
/ LONDON MOSEY MARKrT.-CONs0Ls closed o.
AMraIcAs STocks.-1llinois Central Shares, 4Si
discount; Erie Railroad, 20.
j AMERICAN SRCURlTIEs-Baring Bros d Co.
quote Alabama s.. & Ohio S. -; PennsylvsDis stock 81,
ens.ylvania bonds 7o Virginia &C. % virginia sterling %
EIe snare. ss Ese bonds. 7 NowYorE Central BOND.
81; Michigan Central g. s1
LIVERPOOL Feb. a.
CorTos.-The sales of the week foot up S5,0O0
bales including % 900 bales specusors and 10 500 to ex
The market u buoyant, PtlCrs
ID on the week. The sales to-day friday reach looe
oses including specusors and exporters the market
closing .irrn at the following authorized quotsons:
ear Orleans ..........ls!d Madins Orleans Id
Far rube, l3ld Mtdiing Moblies...... l23d
Fair jipsnds Mddins Upsuds. .l2td.
The total sock in port estimated at 900 bales including
l18 OF bale. o. A melicsn descriptions.
BREADsTUFfs.-lhe market closed with a down.
ward tendency and all qualities have slightly declined
| PRoyIsloNs.-The market is quiet and steady.
LONDON, Friday.--Consols cloaed at s2i a93 for
money. IN.
AMERICAN STocKs.-The latest sales were: Lib.
| nois Ceuua shares 45i dis Eric. 1880 az
The Bank returns shows an increase IN bullion OF
! &lRG0
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PRUSSIA.

In the Chambers, on the 18th, the "right " and
cleft introduced their proposals in reference 10 tle
German question. NJ. Won Carlowltz maze one
proposition for the recognition OF the k'nguon 0,
Italy, and another that the question VI E''''''"'
IIesse should be discussed.
Count DE Bernstein, in reply, briefly recapuiaiea
Tho declaration he had made before the Committee
49, the Affairs of Electoral Iesse, and added tla'
Prussia demanded the re-establishment OF the Ion
uOn of ISL beside s E %rn CSsuststion could
o,er snch reestabshment, be put aside with 'ne Gu
opsratiou of the constitutional estates.
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FRANCE.

II s rumored that Prince Napoleon is dissatisfied
with the terms of the address on the Roman ques
ton, and will move amendment in more energetic
snguage.
Tie BouIse continued very heavy, and on the 10Th
the Three per cent rentes further declined nearly cDe
hall rer ceut, closing at 69.95. The four and half
per cents declined than one per cent, closing at
9fr.
decree is published admitting into France, free
Of duty rough aud purified 6st-iron, old iron bars,
hoops aud sheet-iron, steel in bars and sheets, and
rolled copper, when coming from abroad and des.
tined for transportation, after having teen converted
in Fencn workshops into chips machiues, or any
Other work in metal
Another decree reduces the interest on Treasury
BoDd % 3, and -, according TO the time Of falling
due.
TIE N,n,fcar says the Government OF the EN-
perog has requested information at Rome respecting
tbe pas,orai letter conyoking all Bisno ops 10 Rome
for L.r canoDization OF martyrs, the letter having
been friJfsEcd in Frame without having been pre-
vio1siv communicated to the Government Cardinal
Anton IL replied that tine Invitation simply
fri Civ one and not obligatory in cnaracter-only
in 40 10 ave weight TO the religions ceremony.
O. .is reply, tie French Government expressed the
.h that the Bshops Should not leave their dioceees,
anu lst not ask permission TO quit the Emplre, eX,
ee,a Where serious diocesan interests should call
them to Rome.
The application fo- conversion y per cent Rentes
bad reached 20 000 600 franc.
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The London american publishes the following let
ter, written by the Captain OF tho L. s. steamer
Tuscarora
u. 8 STgAHyg TrscsHoFs. oTY Cows. Feb ) lha
DEAR SIR: The Bciiish Government have Jrst
added brilliant chapter To their page Of history IN
the escape Of the pirate steamer Nashville. The
want of good faith that has been exhibited toward
me would, in oil Of It's details, require longer time
to record than have at my disposal. let IT suffice
that IRON the 10Th Of January TO tie 18th, have
been constantly beet with ruor which were each
week changed eacll week made more stringent, aud
gave every advantage to the pirate, which they de-
sired TO turu loore upon commerce. Finally, on
the ooh war pcrem ptory ordered TO irarc NJ, port
Accordingly on the 30th | departed bur - II wns
blowing heavy gale ! cane 10 anchor 10 Yarmouth
Roads. The gale over, on the III went To set, ir-
rived in the Cuanr,l and returned bore on the 3D. TO
lll up my coal and learn & news.
No soouef did drop y anchor than the fact wa
communicated by telegraph 70 those interesied at
Southampton. Capt. Patey, X. ~, wa., by my
friends in Southampton then 10 60 on board the
Nashville ! uniform. lie rema ned tut few min
rte- and left herfor tie dispatch boat. Both steam
ers then LETT the wharf. Signal a tis ZANE tine wa-
made to the Shannon, ing near ne, 10 get under
weigh. This maneuver wiuess I'd without .Iow-
ing il meaning until the Nashville hove IN sight,
win the dispatch boat in company.
Capt Paiey inuedihey came on board OF my
weasel to notify me that corld not depart until tie
required interval of tweniy-four hours had eiap,ed
/ cannot help believing and saying that evident
collneion existed in tits whole plan of e-cGle.
1 have not ne 10 say more-l am of tor Il cruise.
Cant coal in BIiiilh domniOn- for three menthr.
Will lot you hear from me IN a iew days
r. AUGUs. CRAVEN.
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship arabia. J,on Lirerpol-Goy Bayley Isdy
,j and man servant Mr.. aud Mira de Potesad thes
cIiiren nurse and uan servant. Ms de Potsstsd, H.
Enno,h and lady Alrs Magic Mr. aud Mr., 4 Tree chiis
g.ri iilJ and nuse Nh Forbes and servant T. w Bar
ron and servant, l.ceudon and servant Mr. hs%es n W.
BAKER D. Miett, j. Loueson, g. T. Smith y Gehfenoscu'
~, NOT W. j. Cunningham C o. Wife, +. G. Hall. Mis
NJ p Wens 4. Hitler Mr.. aud No, stoddard and chia ".
CLts ini,s / G,ro Winter +. Benter. j. OaleEssi, M
WarJeu T. Lochner D. d. Earle, s. Hubbard. H. Nuoess
simon Uhllnanu Session Flint Edwa Hssger
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {
Cleared.

r.,c yy.hh Hutchinson Liverpool c. II. Marshall
10 Dorcas Prince Meade Londonderry, Nesmith Sons.
RsrSs-tenry Buck, Nichols Mstan5as WAsa, oarvet =
Gosn,; Mcneil (Prus) Msschke, Antwerp William osiso
Go. p,n.,.,.h,. rbor,r.or T.
Brigs-Horace e. Adams, York Phiadelpnis tsomPso Ga
Flinn r. Stew srt Cam, Fot Royal l.. acCready x Co.
schooEer-Carrie A. Pitman, Peach, Gloucester maee'
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POLAND.

Archbishop Filinsk has arrived at M arsv whom
was received by dtputaion from the cenS H. mind
he cordially addressed In Warsaw the Pu'"' ''
ls much depressed. ,s st;lI pending be-
Serious difficulties said 70 oe ,nnr;iies and the
tine An early opening of the churches is
however, expected. r.n,ho-t will soon re-
,nn 10 bIs post, aud that Gen. Luders Will leave
Warsaw.
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AUSTRIA.

The National Bank of Austria had reduced its rate
Of discount to ) per cent.
Ii il asserted that tie Austrian Government IN
tends eiectinga revision Of the Concordat ana tnal
the pope had most readily expressed his acquiesence
in the proposal Ii is added that negotiations on the
subject will probably be commenced shortly.
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BY THE ARABIA,

The X. N. steamship Arabia, Capt. Shannon, from
Liverpool Feb. l5 and Queenstown 10th at 81 p. M,
via Halifax lit inst. at p. IN, arrived at this port
on Tuesday morning.
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GREAT BRITAIN.


Parliamentary proceedings on the llth were unim-
pOrian,.
The bill legalizing marriage with deceased wife
siser passed to second reading in the Commons
NlH TO 1873.
The Trash Times says that Sir Robert Peel is re-
ported TO have said in response TO some inquiries re-
k;ive to the Galway line, that when that Company
prepared TO perform their part Of the contract
Government would be ready to perform theirs 1t is
Inferred from this that, when the Company present
othe Government Inspector four first class ships of
approved strength and sp.cd, Government will give
the subsidy.
A PROPOSITION wss pending among the Scotch iron
masters 10 blow out ope-eighth OF their furnaces
owing to the depression In the iron trace but it fell
TO the ground, owing to a want of unanmity among
the Masters.
7Ac Moyaing Post has an editorial urging the re-
uorsl ol the prohibition in the West Indies against
be effort. for obtaining cclored laborers from any
part of North America and advocates the migration
Of flee negroes from Canada 10 the West Indies 10
Clope the cotton culture of those islands.
], is asserted tina. the Government has sand there
was confirmation Of the news via America, that the
SpaIiards had sustained decided defeat by the
Mexieans, aud that the dispatch Of re-enforeements
10 rendered necessary.
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The Archbishop had rsopened the Cathedral q e.
other churches were all 10 bs reopsnsd forthwith.
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TURKEY.

The Levant Herald announces that the Porte W.
negotiating for foreign loan, for which the Crede
Mobilier and two London firms had onsrso 70 ~
como contraction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

new italian loan WAS announced at London
On the 18Th iust. The total El7o2 900 issued at
IA, reqDiIed Tor railroad purposes. One-i0urih oil
the io,n was subscribed for III Italy.
ba,ov Eicasoh stated in Parliament that the Gov
.nuen bad 30 intention TO sead shiis 10 re enforce
The Mezican expedition, but merely considered 1t
sdv.a Die TO send lew frigates to the colonies to
protee: Italian Subjects.
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The steamer Bremen, from Southampton February
10, also arrived at THE port on Tuesday evening.
Her news was anticipated by the other arrivals.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC ..-
mn 90 iS.ts...........555 Moon-Sets .ll:u
RICH THIS pAf. 80
sandy Hook 1851 GOV. Island ll;4l hetss'''' liz
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LATEST PER ARABIA.

PRUSSIA AND ITALY.
PARIS, Feb. Is, 1851
The Courier de Dimancke of to-day says: We
have reason to believe that the Prussian Govern-
The same journal attributes this resolution to The
difficulties now pending between Prussia and Aus
tria.
RUSSIAN POLAND.
THORN, Feb. Is, 1869.
Archbishop Felinsk has received the clergy d
Warsaw, and advised them TO abstain from singing
prohibited songs in the charges.
The priests who were confined m prison have ill
been removed to Russia.
m. Schenker has been condemned to reside per-
nanently within the walls at Wologda, city sixty
miles distant from Moscow.
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The Defeat of the Spaniards in Mexico
POPULAR MANIFESTATIONS IN ROME.
The Trouble Between Prussia and Austria.
The Tuscarora Gone to Algesiras.

PORTLAND. tuesday, March T. 1862.
The Canadian Screw Steamship Company's steamer
Norwegian, Capt. McMasters, which left Liverpool
II 2:30 p. m. on the 20th and Londonderry on the
rernoon of the 2ls arrived below this port at 3l5
Ais morning. where she anchored until daylight.
The steamship Europa, from Boston, arrived st
Liverpool on the 18th inst.
The steamship City of Warrington, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown on the morning OF
Ae Goth. y
The steamship Glasgow, from New.York, arrived
VI Liverpool on the Goth.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Portland, ar
nved at Liverpool on the Goth.
The news is very meager and uninteresting.
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five DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

by THE NORWEGIAN, ARABIA, AND BREMEN.
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THE TUsCARORA AND NASHVILLE.

The London american publishes the following let
ter written by the Captain OF tho L. s. steamer
Tuscarora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-05

The monthly returns of the Bank of France ex-
biii IN ipc.ease in the cash in hand of forty
and mali million francs
Prince Napoleon had proposed an amendment to
tha Pooe should have 70 peremptorily rejected the
conciliatory propositions made by the French Gov
eminent. The Prince was expected to speak on she
subject. =,
\ later dispatch says that the Prince hal WITH
drawn his amendment, but only on condition that NJ
Troolo,g shall insert in the Address paragraph TO
the same effect, but IN milder terms than those pro-
posed by the Prince.
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clement Of our domestic affairs was 10 fall Cue, Las
sunk by regular graduation from really alarming to
= not utterly improbable % not quite impossible, TO
an utterly ridiculous notion. The belief IL that the
fcaruy expensive war now mildly waged between
the l.. 5. a. and the e. s. \ for the common Object
Of securing Kentucky and other Border states,
and for preserving Slavery, must arrive, whittier II Is
le,,diop. 10 mutual exhaustion-whcnce with uifng
friendly intervening fc reign pressure, TO separation
and - Europe will wait. We are sunk below
its fear. II means to be on good terms with both
Notbern and Southern markets. Ii will not inter-
Ge 10 helm North or South TO defend the peculiar in
titu,ious that both 70 efficiently defend without help.
The boa.consirictor scheme Of military strategy,
squeezing IN circle does not get impartial admirers
among the military men. The fighting against live
million of our enemies dndagainet four million other
enemies at the same time, iatbergasis political men,
do not discuss, only report the opinions of Euro
oeans. know the do not understandour institutions
wish | knew some American who did. We still
have ardent earnest friends and hopeful ell-wishers
m France and England, az the periodical preas OF
both countries, daily and weeklyan monthly, proves
Their hardest tabk is arguing, not against thelrandou
hostile advocates, hut IN dlcult explanatory doiehfe
# US, their uneraiefa nearly inexplicablc clients.
The drift and gist of their argument, us the grea!
foundation of their hope iS that the force DIES chooses
viii drive, finally, our Government into "A conrte oil
tboroughners which cunning, skillinl, hopeessly
able lemporizing politicians and poicasters resist
entering upon. Material ruin will at least bring III
IA Train ylgor OF political action only report, not
discuss. And rs reporter do sayihat DO not in"
b.ing ON H., search constantly one intelligent hu-
,ooe,n friend or Toe to cause, who believes the
,,,umph Of lhat cause possible under the motto %
.. Restoration OF the Union with Slavery US II was
"Ie. the past dead bury itsdead"
Mr.. sdoll is here, with his " dsiingue-"hif'e'
as it was described to me yes'eruS!
by "A .killiul phyriosnomis handsome and cheerful
lilo has furnished, they say, to M. Thouvenei inc
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13

On the 10Th of January our forces Tor
part of them) were encamped about six
miles west Of Somerset. KY. Our forces
there consisted of the Indiana 10th, the
Ohio 9th. and the Minnesota Cd. iegi.
ments. About day break of said day the
pickets Of tie rebels attacked our pickets
and kept up sharp firing for some time.
when the long roll began TO beat, which
aroused us effectually; the boys began to
pile out of their tents and into line of bat
tie. The Indiana 10th being the first
ready. Stated off at double quick to the
scene Of action; they met the enemy in the
open field and went in like tigers. They
fought the whole rebel force for as much as
forty minutes before they were reinforced;
they were ordered to retreat, which they
did, about three rods, when the rebels be-
gan to cheer, our Indiana boys could not
stand that. so they halted. made an ad
vance and charge bayonet. which had
good effect. About this time Col. Fry. OF
Ky, and the rebel gcaeral, Zollicotfer.
came in contact with each other; after
shooting each others horses they came 70
time on the ground. Col. Fry shot Zolli
Golfer through the breast, who fell. and the
body was conveyed to our quarters. The
rebels soon commenced retreating and our
boys after them, the rebels leaving their
arms on the field. BY this time we were
reinforced by the 18th, 35lh, 38th and
18th Ohio regiments, and an artillery COM
pany from Kentucky.
The robels retreated abou, six miles, in
10 their entertainments on the Cumberland
river. our men following them within a
a mile, began to throw shot and shell in
among them until it began to grow dark.
Our me slept on their arms until day
break; they began to prepare for action.
but could see no sign of the enemy. They
advanced slowly until they found the
rebels had fled across the river. They
left everything that they had. There
were one thousand horsos and mules, six.
teen pieces Of cannon, and all the small
arms and provisions.
Our loss, as can find out, is So killed
and 81 wounded. The rebel loss is abou,
| 800 killed and l25 wounded.
LUTHER BAIRD.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
The Burnside Expedition.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 10.
News by flag Of truce states that our
troops landed at Roanoke Island yesterday
afternoon. No particulars are given. but
it is intimated that the island WAS taken.
PuILApELPiIIA, Feb. IL.
The Inquirer of this city has a dispatch
dated Fortress Monroe. last night which
reports the landing of TIE Federals at
Roanoke Island. Three rebel gunboats
were sunk, and two captured. one of them
the flag ship.
The fireman on board the steamb boat
reported that the stars and stripes could
bee seen over the batteries from Elizabeth
City.
BALTIMORE, Feb. II.
Tho Baltimore Clipper publishes an ex.
ira. stating that Roanoke Island was cap
tured after three days fighting. Two rebel
gunboats were captured and the rest were
sunk or scattered.
The people Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
are psnic-stricken.
The news is confirmed by passengers
by the Fortress Monroe boat.
NEW YORK. Feb. II.
A Fortress Monroe letter Of the Oil,
states that 1.-The bombardment Of Roanoke
island continued yesterday.
About noon Com. Lind got his rebel
tlotlla under way. and came down 10 Cur.
rituck Sound to assist W:se on the island
1.-The Federal gunboats, at FIVE O'Clock
on the afternoon of the 9th. had sunk three
and captured two. one of which had the
Commodore's pennant. and dispersed the
rest of the rebel gunboats in every direc
ton.
Firing ceased at dark. but recon.
menced with increased vigor in the morn
ing. continuing until eight o'clock. when
il was supposed the rebels surrendered.
at WAS rumored at Norfolk, on the morn.
ing Of the 9th. that three regiments had
been recently sent 10 Roanoke Island. and,
as there was no chance Of escape, they are
probably captured.
1.-The rebels acknowledge that the only
obstacles of Importance to retard Burn
sides march upon Norfolk are swamps.
marshes. and sickness
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
Beautiful Complexion.

Dr. Thomas +. Chapman will send to all who
wish it, free of charge.l the Recipe and full di-
rcctons for making and using beautiful vegcta.
bic Balm that will eftectually remove Pimples,
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for using Polatreaus celebrated Stmulant, war
ranted To start full growth of WHISPERS, or a
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ing with stamps for return POSTAGE On. TIIOM
As +. CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist Sal
Broadway, New York. 52m2
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13
STYLE. FORM, TERMS, &c.

VOLUME XIII. for lsCo. will maintain the en-
viable reputation the Rural New Yorker has ac-
quired for both contents and appearance. Ii will
be published in superior style-with new type.
good white paper. and many fine illustrations IL.
Form will continue the same rs now-Double
Quarto--with IN ludex. Title Page, &c at close
OF year. complete for binding.
TERMS, ALWAYS ~ ADvaScE.-S2 a year; 3
copies for So: q for $40; 10 for Sl5; L. for S2l
~ for S25-with "a free copy for every club OF six
or more. IjNow i the time 10 subscribe and
form clubs. Eilicien, Local Agents wanted 10 all
places reached BY the United States AMI Canada
mails, to whom we shall try 10 give good par for
doing good. aTSpecimen numbers, from 10
l3) Show Bills, Inducements. &c. sent free to all
disposed to benefit their neehbors and communi-
" by introducing the paper to more general sup
port. Address
ID. ID. +. MOORE. Rochester, n. Y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-13

The authorities. however. considered
themselves bound TO afford such aid as was
indispensable. The Sumpter having
sprung a leak near the screw, she was
permitted to effect the necessary repairs in
the arsenal
The wors, fears were realized relative
10 the accident at the Hartley coal mines
Not one Of the buried miners was found
alive.
SrAIN.-The Minister Of State has de-
clared liz Congress that Spain would de-
mand repara,ion from Mexico on accoun:
of the war Of independence. /. was also
stated that Spain had received no official
commune alton respecting any further
resolution Of France and England in refer
ence to Mexico He concluded by saying
tina. Spain would fitIingly support the in
terests Of Mexico.
Prussia. rupture was anticipated
between the Prussian government and the
Archbishop of Posen, who. in letter 20
the Minister of Public Worship. defends
the national attitude assumed by his
countrymen.
The latest French papers conclude, from
The attitude Of the English press, that the
Trent affair was only preiex. for war.
and that England wants to force the block
ade of the southern ports.