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Special despatch to the New York Tribune
'EEEsI GREAT BATTLE! ON WH!Ep-
$E3siBb&s.

WAsHrNGroN, Thursday, September -
lSG2.-Thc following despatch has been re-
cciycd from one Of your special corresponds
cuts
BATTLE FIELD OF SiIARpsBTRG. MD..
"Wednesday Evening, sept. Il, 1862.
The greatest battle of the war was fought
to-day, lasting from daylight till dark, and
closing without decisive result. The whole
forces ol Mcclellan and Lee were engaged
for fourteen hours. Two hundred thousand
men have fought with the utmost dctcrmin-
alton on both sides. Neither can claim a
complete victory, but Mcclellan has partial
~ carried the Rebel position, holding most
favorable ground for renewing the attack,
and holding all the ground which was gained
at any time during the fight,
All our own dead and wounded, and ma
ny of the cncmy's, are in our hands.
On the left of the Rebel position Hooker,
Sumner and Franklin have crossed Antictam
Creek, and have driven the enemy from the
ground they chose to cover their tlaukS in
irount of our batteries, and troops have
steadily advanced and occupy tonight Il
range of hills considerably beyond those
first taken.
On the Rebel right they have lost the
bridge over the creek, which was carried
after Il hard fight, and Burnside has crossed
with all the forces
The result of the days fight therefore, Is
that the Rebels have everywhere lost ground
their position is contracted, both tlauks at
tackled with success, and their rear and only
line of retreat seriously threatened.
After the brilliant victory on Sunday at
South Mountain, near Middlctown, McClel-
Ian pushed his army rapidly forward, send
ing cavalry and artillery out on the lIagcrs-
town road, Burnside through Fox Gap TO
the Sharpsburg road, and the rest of his
forces through Booncsboro to Keedysyille,
and thence towards Sharpshurg.
On the crest ofthe hill this side of Sharps-
burg, the enemy were discovered in great
force. Their troops had been brought down
from IIagerstown, up from Harper's Ferry,
and part of the army field in Virginia as re
serve. Lee, jackson, Longstreet Hill, and
all the best Generals left with them were
there, and with all of their best troops.
Except occasional artillery contests, the
armies faced each other in quiet during the
rest on Monday.
On Tuesday there was no movement on
our side till towards night. The Rebels
had kept batteries in position, but their in
fantry was withdrawn from view and it was
still uncertain whether they were retreating
or reinfOrcing.'
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FIRE AT GREEN CASTLE.
CnAMBERsBunG, Franklin county, Pa,


August 3I,t 1861.
McSsrs. EVANS d WATSON, dcluhin-GCntlc-
men On the morning of the 22l Of August, 1861 ,
our StOrChouSc at GrCcncastlc destroyed by fire.
The Salmnandcr Safe we purchased from you some
few years since was in the above mcuthncd store
house and contained all books papers, cash, &c.
which were preserved in n perfect condition. after
hcug exposed to most intense heat for several hours
Please inform us upon what terms you will sell Us
another larger Safe.
Yours truly. OAKS & AUSTIN
Snlamandcr Safes, for Banks Stores Private
Families, &c, &c Also, Evans Watson, Patent
Alphabetical Bank Locks and Bank Vault Doors.
equal to any made in the country. and sold on rs
good terms. Il W. would respectfully refer to
tho following Banks and other parties, having their
Safes and Locks in TO their entire sati-uc-
tion, and many others given at their Store
UNITED SrATES MINT, Branch Bank, Shclbyyillc
Philadelphia. Tennessee.
UNITED STATES ARSENAL.City Bank Of Philadelphia.
California Consolidation Il K of Phila
PotStown Bank, Pa. Com'th Bank of Phila.
Cuatcsyillc Bank, Pa Chattanooga Bank, Tenn.
Stroudshurg Bank, Pa PREM Loan A., on, ilh It.
Jersey shore Bank Pa. Bank of Northumberland.
Lock Haven Bank, Pa. Bank of North'u Liberties,
Union Bank Baltimore Philadelphia
Southwestern Bank of Va. Paul and Swift, Bankers
Fulton Bank, Atlanta, Ga. Alabama.
Newark Bank Del VIC. Sterling, ,Wikc,L'c
Bank ofN. C., Raleigh, Lcwishurs Bank, Pa
Other references given upon calling at our Store,
No. Ii :, Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
March 20 lS62.-ly
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NOTICE !!
The Adams Express Company.

HlNE NOTICE that they have concluded ar,
" rangcmcnts with the Northern Central Railroad
Company to run trains from Baltimore for York
Harrisburg. Dauphin Halifax, Trcvorton, Sunhury
Northumberland, LcwiShurg Milton, Muncy, vii.
Transport, and all intermediate stations connecting
at Harrisburg with the GREAT WESTERN EN.
PRESS for Pttsburg, Cincinnati, st. Louis and the
West.
Also with Howard & Co.'S Express at Milton or
Danyillc, BNomsburg, Nilkcsbarrc, PittSton Scran.
ton. and intermediate stations on the Cattawissa
Lackawanna y Bloomsbury Railroads. At Viii
Transport, by Howard 4 Co.'S Express to Jersey
shore and Lock Haven. Also by Howard Co,
and their connections, for Canton, Troy Elmira
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara, and to all accessible
points in Western New York and Canada by which
they will forward Merchandise Specie, Bank Notes
Jewelry, and Valuable Packages of every dcscrip-
ton.
Also Notes, Drafts and Bills for Collection.
Experienced and efficient messengers employed,
and every effort will be made to render satisfaction
JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent Pcnn'a Division, Philadelphia.
II. A. FISCHER, Agent for Sunbury.
April s. 1862.
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The 81. louis,

Chestnut Street, bCirrcn Third and Fourth,
PHILADELPHIA.
UNIIE undersigned, having leased for term Of
i years, this popular house, have the pleasure of
announcing to their friends and the uayc cling COM
munity that is open for the reception of gness.
The house, since the first Of March last, has been
entirely renovated and rcfted in a superior manner
the apartments large, well ventilated and fur
convenient to all the depot and steamboat landings,
and in the immediate vicinity of tho Custom House,
Post Office and the Corn Exchange.
Connected with the Hotel is a Restaurant for the
accommodation Of those preferring the European
pInn Prices of Rooms from Three to Seven Dollars
Der week according to location,
Board 81 80 per day Table 'Hoe for merchants
and business men from to p. NJ
HENRY NEIL,
ISAAC L. DENOE.
Aprl T. ls62.--ly
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INJURY STEAM E'D.Da'sg8NSi
Fs6E5..

TINTE subscribers having taken possession Of this
1 first class FLOURING Mill. are prepared
to receive grain of all kinds and to do custom work
at the shortest notice. Customers will have their
grists ground Immediately upon their being left at
the Mill As it il the intention of The firm to stock
the Mill, large supply Of grain will be constantly
kept on hand. and flour by the quantity can always
be obtained. The greatest will be taken to turn
out superior quality of flour. for which the mill is
admirably adapted. Strict attention will be paid TO
the wants of customers, and the patronage Of the
public generally is respectfully requested.
Sunbury, June %. 1860. MORGAN Il co.
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p O E II r Y .
LET ME- GO!

Father. dear, know you're waiting
Once again to hear my prayer,
Let me go! the boys are going
Every household name is there
I'm sixteen, sir let me go
1Iarry's going must stay, sir D!
All the sircs are saying yes.
Must the ncighbors tell one day. sir,
How they iought-and none of us,
For the nation let me go'
Think | am your only son. sir
Had you ten, sir, one might stay,
Dragging work, sir, here at home, sir
Moneys nothing Speak, and say
l may 30, sir-lct me go
Pay the farming with my wages
You will know us, marching on ;
Then no matter what my age is,
You can say, sir, "Thcrc'S my son
Give your son, sir let me go!
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Esru1.dics. wines. Gins. Ac.

FENIIE subscriber. having opened in Thompson''
| Brick Building, Mill street, Danyillc, large
md complete stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
cnmTisn. the best brands Of Brandics Gin, Old
Rye, Scotch and Irish Whskoy, Port, Shcrr, Ma
dcra, Champagne and other Wines Of all grades, all
OF which will be sold Wholesale, at the lowest city
prices Tavern keepers, by buying Of us can save
At least the irci sih
Persons dcsirous of purchasing liquors for
FAMILY USE,
may rely upon being furnished with a pure and
uuadultrrutci article
" Being determined to establish a reputation for
selling cheap he respectfully solics the patronage
Of the public. All orders promptly attended to-.
JEREMIAH S, HALL.
Danyillo, June lG, 1850.
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War! War! War!

COME FROM TIE NORTH,
COME FROM THE SOUTH,
COME FROM THE EAST,
COME FROM TIE WEST
Save the country and build yourselves homes, for
now is the time to get your Lumber cheap. Yes,
LUMBER! LUlIBER!! LUMBER -!
can be purchased at low rates at the STEAM SAW
MILL of
IRA T. CLEMENT, SUNBURT, Pa,
Such as Panel Lumber, Frame Lumber, Boards ST.
ding, Shingles from 50 to s. per thousand Plastering
Lath, Paling Roofing Lath, &c., &c.
All bills ordered, for any kind of Lumber, will be
furnished at the shortest notice,
IRA T. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, March O. 1861.
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Franklin EAOuSc.

DEBUILT AND REFURNISIIED, Cor. Howard
II and Franklin Street, few Squares West Of the
Northern Central Railroad Depot, BALTIMORE.
r. TERMS, 81 PER DAY.
q. LEISENRING, Proprietor,
July lG lSJg--tf
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TERMS OF ABVEEg'K.eI

One square Of u lines. 3 times,
Every subsequent insertion,
One square, months,
six months,
Ono year.
.1-incss Cards Of lines, per annum,
Merchants and others advertising ~ tho year
with the privilege Of inserting different ud
Nfrtisiug weekly, ~
business notices Inserted in the Local. CoLrN". O.
hSlSre Marriages and Deaths FIVE CENTS Phi
LINE for each insertion
- Larger Advertisements rs per agreement
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Washington House,
NORTHUMBERLAND, PEYNsYLvAN

NORTIt MBERLAND, PENNSYLVANIA,
tNeay the Bridgc)
VNIIE subscriber hayng leased this well known
Tavern Stand, lately Kept by Mrs C. s, Brown
respectfully informs the public that he il rcftng and
repairing the premises, and will be prepared to en-
tcrtan, in comfortable manner, his numerous
friends throughout the county, and all who may
patroniZc his establishment
April II. 1862 JOSEPH NANkIRK.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
HAS RETURNED WITH New STOCK OF
Fruit and Toys.
NJ C. GEARHART


| HAS RETURNED WITH A New STOCK OF
CoufecIionnries. Fruit and Toys.
| IT seems ms if n new age a new life was opening
! i upon us. aninatng every heart to noblcr deeds
and higher aims, Art, Literature and Science will
glow anew, and seek TO devclopc sublimcr beauties
| and grandcr conception.
The business world, too must feel the new influence
and every part be quickCncd and strengthened by an
increased vitality. which shall urge with cleo
trio speed to the consummaon of greater things than
was ever dreamed of in the Philosophy of the past
| Animated by the enthusiasm which pcryadcS all
classes and dcsrous of doing his share towards THE
great events of the Age" the subscriber would re-
spcctfuly inform the good people of SUNBURG and
the public generally. that he has just returned from
the city of Philadelphia with the largest and choicest
stock of Confcctonarics, Fruit and Toys, that has
ever been brought to this section of country He is
also manufacturing all kinds of Confcctonarics &C.
to fill up orders. wholesale or retail at short notice
Among his stock of CONFECTIQNARIES may be
found:
French Secrets Gum Drops all kinds scent
Burned Almonds, Love Drops,
Cream White Mint Drops, red and white,
Lemon, Jelly Cakes,
" Rose, Fruit Drops
" Vanilla, Stick Candies, Of all scents
Common Secrets, Rock Candy,
LiquOrce, Almond Candy.
FRUIT
Bananas, Prnnes,
Dates, Figs,
Currants, dried, Raiscns, Nuts Of all kinds
LEMON SYRUP
of superior quality. by the single or dozen A
superior quality of Tobacco and Scgars and variety
of Conicctonarics Fruit Toys, &c, all Of which is
offered cheap at wholesale and retail.
ly Remember the name and place II
NJ c. GEARHART,
Market street. 3 doors west of L Y bright & Sons
Sunburv Anril H. 1SGl-Iv
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W have connected with cur establishment n wr.!
'ioated JO3 OiIICL, which will enable lis to
s'.a, in the neatcst siylc every variety OF
.ui,ns.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-09-27

The Canals of New York have yielded a
total of four millions eight hundred thou
sand dollars in tolls during the fiscal wear
ending on the lst instant. For the wear
ending with the close OF navigation next
Decembsr, It win probably be fully fye
millions.
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john c, Breckinridgc is said to have
become miserable sot since he turned
traitor, He must have been unusually drunk
when he sent the despatch announcing
GLORIOUS Confederate Victory at Baton
Rouge.
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SAPONIFIRR ! SAPONIFIERl !

IHE FAMILY SOAP MAKER
All Kitchen Grease can be made into good Soap using
Saponliier
Directions Accompanying Each Box
SOAP as easily made with it, making cup Of eof-
Fee Manufactured only By the Pateniees.
PA. SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
No. l2T Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
February Is, l562.-iy
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SwS,7=, a Large assortment Of ,,nrs=,
tM'Ai EVANS & WATSON'S EkugSj
SALAM A NDER SAFES

GREAT FIRE AT READING PA.
February T. 1862
GESTLENEN-It gives me much satisfaction to
inform You that in the severe fire which, the
morning Of the eth inst, entirely destroyed all my
stock and materials, | had one Of your Salamandcr
Fire Proof Safes. After enduring intense red
heat for seven hours, the Safe WAS opened and the
Books and Papers were preserved in IN umbemishcd
condition. ! shall need another SAFE as soon as | get
i'll order. Yours. most respectfully,
W L. DICKINSON, Reading, Pa
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DLANK parchment Paper) Deeds and blank
DMortgages, Bonds, Executions Summons dc
for sale at the office OF the "Supbury American -
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER q, 1862

further search in history before he will per
nit his differences to have too great "A weight
| i'll his narrative.
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Mr.. Hall has discovered very large and
interesting mountain of fossils at tho head
of Frobishcr's Bay, which has furnished him
the materials for an extensive scientific arti-
Gle on that abstruse subject,
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WAsHNGToN, Thursday, September l3,
lSG9,-Thc following despatch has been re
cciycd from one Of your special correspond
yutS:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-28

to those which the march OF events auu Oh0
inexorable logic Of accomplished facts place
broadly and clearly before the Government
Of the Queen and that Of his Imperial Majesty.
The Prince Georgian says that the pubIcln
terest in the reject draft has rather Increased
since the drawing was made, and hopes that
some modification may be made, as to the
number to be sent from Prince George, county
Mr. Richard Carter Waterman at the
Navy yard, was dlowued on Sunday night,
about nine o'clyck in the dock OF the Marine
Railway. 1t is supposed that while going his
rounds he stumbled over one Of the ropes used
in launching the "Monitor," and was preclpl-
uated into the dock.
On Saturday morning Deputy Marshal Jen-
kins arivedin Philadelphia, having in custody
the Rev. J. J, Stein, of Perry county, Pa,
who was charged with treason in betray1ng
Captain Palmer into captivity. The prisoner
| is said to be Lutheran minister. Some time
since he volunteered his services to the Gov
eminent as o scout, and was accepted because
| Of his familiarties with the local divisions,
streams, roads, and mountain passes OF Virgil
MIA, Maryland, and Pennsylvania lie is also
charged with having assisted in plotting the
Confederates in their recent raid into Pennsyl-
yania, and with endeavoring to betray Govern
or Curtin into their hands. He has been sent
to Fort Delaware.
! Misses Emma and Anna A., daughters OF j.
| 4 a Dhi1o1oIpbi, ioH
by Mr.. Harry Ritchie, started on Saturday on
pleasure trip, intending to visit some friends
at Port DEPOSIT Maryland. On the arrival Of
the train at Havre- de-Grace they took the
boat Miss Anna was standing on the hurri-
cane deck with Mr. Ritchie The guard of the
boat were very low, and the boat lurched-
Before timely warning could be given, they
were precipitated Into the stream. Mr.. Ritch-
ie v&s an excellent swimmer, and for fifteen
minutes kept himself and the young lady up,
but, unfortunately, before assistance could
reach them, both were drowned
The Boston Journal says:-It has been a
question of much mystery how John Van Blu
rem came into possession of Gen. SCOTS "a
NOUS letter to Secretary Seward but it is now
being cleared up: Itseems that Count Gurow-
SKI, a Polish exile, was recently dismissed as a
clerk from the &. S. State Department for
aVaiing himself Of the records of the Depart
ment for material for a book, which he pro-
poses to publish, and that this letter was
al ong them. In revenge for his dismissal
by the Secretary, the Count publishes the
letter"
Parties contemplate erecting an immense ho-
tel in Washington. Eight hundred and fifty
! thousand dollars capital, it is said, has been
! acsnniated for the nrrnnce
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Uh& alexanarfa Gaxette
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %.


The gale of Sunday must have been severe
On the coast The steamboat Louisiana lett
Fortress Monroe on Sunday evening, and ar
rived at Baltimore yesterday. She encoun-
tered very heavy sea in the Chesapeake, the
wind blow ing a perfect gale from the east
southeast quarter, with occasional showers,
and which compelled other vessels to seek
harbor, as best they could On Sunday at
Old PoinC, the sea was rough and the break
ers rolled furiously upon the beach. Notwlth-
standing the gale the United States slocp-ot-
war San Jacinto shipped her anchor, and with
equipment and stores for a long cruise lett the
Roads and steamed out beyond the Capes tor
sea. It is reported that she leaves under
sealed orders. She carries twelve heavy guns.
The National Intelligencer comments on the
course pursued towards President Lincoln by
the ultra politicians Of the North, OF the Gree
lev and Reecher school, Notwithstanding the
large concessions which he has made to their
opinions. They blame him, and speak and
write against him, as much as ever, and IN
,lulge in the worst kinds of elimination, accu-
sing him of "vacillation," aud ''imbecility,"
&c. The Intelligencer thinks that these peo-
ple are but slight removefrom revolutiona-
ny agitation, threatening the very foundations
Of civil government
The movement of Gen. Burnside across the
Potomac at Berlin, though it has not been fol-
lowed by the imme date general advance OF the
Federal forces, is undoubtedly the initial move
ment of the long promised activity on the part
Of the Army of the Potomac. Yesterday
there was no movement beyond the gradual
but heavy reinforcements Of Gen. Burnside IN
the position he has taken On the Virginia side
Of the Potomac near I4ovettsvlle.
The recent stories circulated through the
New York Herald, aud furnished to that pa
Der by it's Washington correspondents, to the
effect atanother Convention Of the Governors
of the Northern States is to be held, and that
PROPOSITIONS of peace are afoat, on condition
Of recognizing the doctrine Of secession, adopt
ing the Crttenden compromise, and paying for
the slaves &C., &C., are said to be canards-en~
tire fabrications.
The recent rains have not materially inter-
fered with the fords at either Shepherds
town or Wiliamsport At Harper's Ferry the
water rose two inches, and the Shenandoah
was increased some four inches at the same
point,
The Washington Republican says that Gen.
Mcclellan has not moved his headquarters into
VIRGINIA. but still remains on the Maryland
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CHINA GLASS AND EARTHENWA

CHINA *, -
AIRS. ENGLEBRECHT respectfully, IN
WI forms the citizens of Alexandrla ana "
cinity chat she he's received A f - , Iii
OF GOODS in the above line when shS o Hl
sell upon as good terms as they can W n"" cal
at No IT, North Royal street. OCT zi-l-l-
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FURNITURE SALE.-In the Market Square
L will be $od on Me4ne3dSiE m9rnng Gr
18th. lot of choice RN1l ~ c9lis,ss,,;5
Of Mattresses, Leds, Bedsteads Sofa S,deooard
&c. o'V 4 ~
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NEW EXPRESS LINE

BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON ANF
GEORGETOWN
eTrea ;, Toe neH and commocllous steamer elet
rE3 sazI DIAMOND STATE will leave 1901
Of King sIl eet " harf every Thursday evening"
at clock p. NJ. Returning, VIII leaVe secv,v
Wharf Ielow Walnut street. Philadelphia every
Monday: at q 'c]ock: p. NJ. Accomm39o oa;ahs
fo7 a tinted number of passengers, fr eE5rS
ia ken at the lovect rates, and noWhar1ase on"''
ged. For particulars. apply on board: or 70
j. BRODERS " w., Agents.,
Corner Union street and fayet'e AMY
oct 23-im
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Gold in New York, yesterday, l3l9l52

CtEsKs OFFICE Alexandra County Court
Al0TICE-An ue having ans against tins coun't'
III are reoues e 10 file theI duly ar hencateo III luis "
a ana the ed &c November next, Mat they may 10
lis ed for tie county levy.
hs o!oo w. "a 'N0 0'N j. TACEY, Clerk.
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Coz NUNTCATED,

Allow me to add to the remarks of 'Henry
street, j." few days ago, on the decentralization
that exists among the younger class Of the
population Of this ctown as exhibited by nu-
merous boys and lads, in their contempt Of all
law and order, their disregard Of good manners
their indulgence in profanity and blasphemy
and disrespect towards age, that gentleman
from a neighboring city, who paid visit here
last week, declared to the writer Of this that he
was shocked at the oaths from the mouths Of
striplings which assailed his ear at every turn,
and at the manifestations of low vice which
everywhere met his Eye. He was surprised
and astonished that such state Of things
should exist here Parents, if they can avoid
it. should not suffer their children, at this
time. to roam about the streets, and should
find for their children some other occupation
than peddling in the camps, and suburbs
DUKE STREET.
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Lord LYONS reported Instructions

tt is believed that Lord Lyons, who IS *
pccted to return to Washington IN the course
Of this moath Will be placed in position 10
define the course and views Of her Majesty
Government without any uncertainties or
doubts, in view Of the various phases whlcF the
contest in No1th America may assume, and that
the Ministry Will have arrived at positive con-
clusions, and have determined their policy IN
reference to the affairs of the United States
before his Lordship returns to his post Inc
views of Russia are, it is believed, asslm1lated
to those which the march of events and the
'inexorable logic Of accomplished facts place
broadly and clearly before the Government
Of the Queen and that Of his Imperial Majesty