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EARL RUSSELL TO LORD LYONS.

FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov 30, 1861.
The Lord Lyons, K. C. B., dc. dc. DC
my LORD: Intelligence Of very grave
nature has reached her Majesty's Govern
meut.
This intelligence was conveyed officially to
the knowledge of the Admiralty. by Com,
mandsr Williams, agent for mails on board
the contract steamer ''Trent"
It appears from the letter Of Commander
Williams, dated Royal Mail Contract
Packet Trent, at Sea, November o." that
the Trent" left Havana on the 7th instant,
with her Majesty mails for England, having
on board numerous passengers. Command
er Williams states that shortly after noon on
the 9Th steamer having the appearance Of
a man-of- war, but not showing colors, was
observed ahead On nearing her at l:l5,
p. NJ, she fred round shot from her pivot
gun across the bows of the "Hrent," and
showed American colors. While the Trent
.Has spprogching her slowly the American
vessel discharged shell across the bows o.
the Trent, exploding half cables length
ahead Of her. The Trent then stopped, anG
an officer with large armed guard O
marines boarded her. The officer demand
ed 9 list of the passengers; and, compliance
with this demand being refased, the office
said he had orders to arrest Messrs, Mason
Shdells Mclarlane, and Eustis, and that b.
had sure information Of their being passen
gers in the Trent. While some parley va
fofHk OF upon this matter, Mr.. Slidsll step
bed forward and told the american Office
that the four persons he had named wer
then standing before him. The command
or of the Trent and Commander William
protested against the act of taking by fore
but of the Trent these four passengers, the
Under the protection of the British flag
But the .'San Jacinto" was at that tim
only two hundred yards from the Trent,
her ships company at quarters, her port
open, and tompions out Resistance wa
therefore out of the question, and the fou
gentlemen before named were foroiby take
out of the ship. A further demand WI
made that the commander of the Trer
should proceed on board the San Jacintt
but he said he would not go unless forcibl
compelled likewise, and this demand WI
not insisted upon.
:. It thus appears that certain individual
have been forcibly taken from on board
British vessel, the shipof a neutral Pove
while such vessel was pursuing alawful an
innocent yoyage--an act of violence whic
was an affront to the British flag anda Vi,
lation offnternational law.
Her Majesty's Government, bearing
mind the friendly relations which have lou
subsisted between Great Britain and Il
United States, are willing TO bslieve, th,
the United States naval officer who oomml
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TuE love that has nougat but beauty to
keep it in good condition, is short.lived, aud
subject to .shiseriny fits. an
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THERE are over two hundred and fifty
thousand men on the Potomac.
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ADAMS Eek.

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A &BHfNff9 Nov. 20, 1851. =
t6A6ts IA Y, ,Esqs %. DC. dc.
z Plr c0s1 btiAl note Of Vie 9th
q Pcr, not Eked As q despatch,
~ t5h,nittf 81 70 The President, aud |
repl ~ tlaue for the w edncs.
~ 81 Z. ' ~ g:
n5zfe{ spoke or acted moro
~ ga !el!,excftad deep public
Eud6 eh 4id on the occasion Of
lord 4( G Sq1aper " are impress
llfy fsy Ny lord Psimersfon soeD-
6tlop xpos * g4 spoke the sipple
the4Z ZSa. l9ti 81 IN the hfeqt chs
- "A Al sfbf tlopss. OF fe'
SognltlS N 3fcss leitain aud in Fraace.-
AZ w6nn p9f4sh Iq fnInety days it those
hopeS Sshoum cease, have never for a
roow5nt tesIev ved that such recognition could
sak2 piec8 without producing immediately
- M between the Uslted States and all the
u o&nslng Powers 1 have not supposed i
apis that the British Government could
~ 70. see this; and at,the same time |
ave sincerely believed the British Govern
hent must in its inmost heart, be as averse
irom such war as know this Govern
mentis.
am surs.that this Government has care
yuily avoided giving any cause Of offence or
rltstion to Great Britain. But it has
seemed to me that the British Government
has been inaYentive to the currents that
seemed to bsbringlng the two countries into
collision.
1 infer from Lord Palmerston's remark
that the British Government is now awake
to the importance of averting possible con
. fict, aud disposed to confer and act with
earnesthess to that end. If so, we are dis
pose6to meet them in the same spirit, as a
nation'chieay. Of British lineage, sentiments,
and sSmpathies--a civilized and humane ma
: ton, Christian people.
!. Since that conversation was held Captain
Wilkes, in tho steamer San Jacinto, has
boarded British colonial steamer and taken
from her deck two insurgents who were pro-
ceeding to Europe on an errand OF treason
against their own country. This is new
incident, unknown to and unforeseen, at
least in its circumstances, by Lord Palmer
ston. 1t is to be met and disposed of by
the Governments, if possible, in the spirit
to which | have adverted. Lord Lyons has
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| avail myself Of this occasion to offer to
your lordship a renewed assurance of my
very high consideration.
WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD
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Mails in Montpelier.

soU1HxaN and EASTERN mail closes at rs a. N. ar
rvies at SIS p. III.
NORTHERN and WESTERN closes al 3.45 p. m. arrives.
at Is a. III.
N1GHr MAIL for Boston and New York CLOSES at 800
O'Clock ?. NJ.
All these mail. must ne in t5r oE4s BEFORE the
time Of ctosmy, 10 90 the day.
BARSz mail arrives Tuesdays rsisys aud Saturdays
n.
BRADFORD mail arrives daily At 10 90 p. departs
daily NJ 4oO a. m. -; ,seN,,.., - 49,,
nANvnLz arrives Tuesdays, and Saturdays,
ats O'Clock, a. m; departs days IL O'Clock
p. a. .,ss. f-s....., .. tt...a r.s,a.4 tsa-h
BARrox arrives Mondays. Wsdns sdags AMI Fridays a;
$50 r. departs Tuesdays, Thursdays aad Saturday,
At 9.45 i. m.
HYDkpAxx by Worcsa.er and Elmors, arrives Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays at 5oOp departs same as
Barton.
CALAIS mail arrives Tuesdays, Thursday, and Sasur.
days at LOO p. leaves alternate days arrival OF
Western.
BERLIN from two to six times week.
OppIcE HOURS PROM 100 A. N. $500 s.M.
JAMES G. FRENCH, p. N.
Montpelier May 1851,
4 CARD 70 YONG LADIES AND GENrLEhEN
y The subscriber will SEMI iree of charg) to all who
desire it, the recipe and directions for making simple
Vegetable Balm that will in from two to eight days
Pimples, Blochrs, Tam Freckles Sallownrss and
all impurities an roug hness Of the SKIN leaving the
Nature intended should be-soft CT smooth
and beautiful. Those desiring the Recipe, with full in
stuctiOns, directions. and ADVICE will please call on or
address with return p"stageG
THOS. D. CHAPMAN, Practice. Chemist,
336m2 5sl Broadw ay, New York.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination OF ingredients in these Pills the
result Of long and extensive practice They mild
their operation and cartain in correcting all irregular
ties Painful Menstr uatons removing all distractions
whether from cold or otherwise, headache pain in the
side palpston Of the heart whites, all nervous afec
tons Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and limbs &c
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption OF nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement of new era in the treatment Of
those irregularities and osstructions which have
signed many premature grave. No female can
enjoy good heath unless she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de-
oline. e. s..
DR. CHEESEM PILLS
the most enectual remedy ever known for all com
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes they in
valuable inducing with certainty periodical regularity
They known to thousands who have used them at diff
fcrent periods throughout the country having the
ton of = the eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions stating when they SHOULD not be
used with each box-the price dollar per box
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by RENTING to the Pro-
prieor. sold by 5. F. Redf.ld, Montpelier, VT, and
by Druggists generally.
1. F.PIERCE, Montpelier, Agent.
Z. B, HUTCHINS, Proprietor,
may5fly - Cedar St., E-w York
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Very Latest by Telegraph
+ O'CLOCK p. M.

FORTRESS MoNsoE, July II. The Nelly Ba-
ker last evening brought down "a rebel prison.
ers recently captured Our prisoners from Bal
tlmore Store hospital, report being very kindly
treated by the rebels. sutler who had buried
$4,000. went up with a flag OF truce, and the
rebels actually assisted him to find it, and he
brought it back safe. The usual lights have
been replaced on James river. Our gnnboats now
convoy all We sells to and from Harrisons Land
ing. About two hundred patients are in the
Chesapeake hospital, many of whom are rebels
NEW York, july a. The following arrived
on the steamer State of Maine
VERMONT.
jacob Farr, Co. K. Sd Ii L. Collins, Co. &,
Sd; David Gay, b, 9th J. G. Martin, X. 9th
TGe steamer Baltic has arrived and landed her
1900 prisoners at Fort Delaware.
Steamer Ericsson, from Port Royal the 10th
has arrived with 1874 sick and wounded soldiers
Also the body of Col Perry. II
Steamship City Of New York from Liverpool
the I'd, and Queenstown the Sd, has arrived
News anticipated.
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NASHVILLE, Va, July l3.. Gen. Hatch $
command entered Cul l"l pr yesterday, attack
ed and repulsed ahpu' 100 rebel cavalry said TO
belong to the 9Th Louisiana killing two, wound
ing five, and taking eleven prisoners among
the latter was Lieutenant, who few hours
before was seen in our lines ard German who
had three times before broken his parole. Our
loss was three slightly wounded We captured
two horses.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

| SHALL be in my Office in Montpelier, on saturday,
! Juy 5th, and shall be glsi TO those who require
the services Of Dentist don't expect to be absent
FIR m Montpelier again thi, year.
Bear in mind that for filling with GOLD, charge but
SEvRNTY-FIyE CENTS A CAVITY, and In nj case
charge anything for temporary sets Of teeth but fur
nish thsm PRRE. Work warranted.
tiiljulyl8 JOHN NJ. CohEGYS
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OFFICIAL.


To the People NJ I,rpOnt
The President OF the United States calls into the
vice Of the country additional force Of three hundred
thousand men, and expresses the desire that :" they may
be enrolled without delay, bring this unnecessary
and injurious civil speedy and satisfactory
clusion
Each citizen should consider this appeal addressed
directly him, and at once inquire what he do Tor
his country directly il may be, and if not indirectly
by encouraging and assisting those able and willing
take up and hasten the Of conflict. Any
that even though troops victorious
additional troops needed to garrison and hold the
numerous important posts taken and much are
they needed to prevent repair that may
happen.
1t cannot be necessary more than barely remind the
citizens OF Vermont that the crisis OF the rebellion has
and that by hesitation and delay lit may be al
lowed linger and invite foreign interference in its
behalf, by such new, prompt and powerful rally
the loyal people Of the country abundanly
able to make, it be crushed and annhlatei. The
present, hon is no time for hesitation delay Let the
response from Vermont be prompt and patriotic and in
eonsonance with all her past history. Let young
man, capable OF e,rns il defence of his country
and its wise and benehcent government lnge at this
impor ant period inti: Let hinder those
who brave and competent fight the battles OF the
country frm going forth to that patriotic, righteous and
needfnl serY ce
1t is of thu las, Importance t1At tn and
strength OF q ,ye,nms shoul now in large
| measure put torth and its power and stability fully
proved and mly established. Let the President the
United States feel the Strengthening influence of
prompt and hearty response his late call for additional
troops and those brave men, fathers brothers and
sons, in tn field, struggling to the death uphold
be cheerei and encouraged by the INTEL
| that many Of the : Green Mountain Boys " are
rapidly enrolling for the service Of their country and
Will soon vAnce to its defence Much more might b.
said TO fellow citizens, but few words the
and patriotic is sufhcient. Time, now, is everything
Let there be delay for convenient season Let
it be said that Vermont ia Of first States to rr
spond with her quota-compossd of volunteers ready
| the sefvice. E.. .,g
The Ninth Regimen: Of Vermont Infantry, il
camp in this State will form part of quota, unle,
the call for three hundred thousand men. An or
der from the AID General Of Vermont will indicate
Me details Of further necessary organization.
FREUERICK HOLBROOK
Governor Of VeImD
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may5fly

Always purchase the best it is we'll settled fact that
cheap articles dea Nuch necessary is it
that buying medicine you get the best therefore, il
you have cough, dyspepsia, rheumatism, headache
fever and agu' any other troublesome disease buy
OF Dr. Gifod's Homeopathic Curativss. There is
anything better than his preparations. Sold al %
cts. per box. complete assort ment, forty different
kinds sold by Fred f. Smith, Montpelier, VT, Agent,
and by Philip Lee Proprietor, Js William Street, New
Yark.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN. july Il, 1862

of the 10th says that telegram was received
by the Adjutant General stating that an armed
band of rebels made a descsnt on the town of
Memphis IN Northern Missouri. and captured
the town, and carried away 90 Union citizens
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L he Con SsiOns and Expert
enCc Of an Invalid.

DUBIISHED FOR The BENEFIT and a warming and
l caution to young who suffer fro Nervous Debh
ty Premature Decay supplying at the time the
means Of SefCure. BY who has cured himself ate
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and quacGorV By enclosing post paid addressed enve
pe,.sISGLE COPIES may BIZ had OF the author trHAN
Ei. MAYFAIR. Esd, Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
marchl8fy
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LOUISVILLE, July l3 Kumors have reached
here that Morgan's guerriIls, 2SOO strong 10
two squads are at Harrowsbourgh and Danville
destroying property and stealing horses.
Considerable excitement prevails on account of
guerrilas. Effective means are being taken to
prevent an incursion.
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u TELEGRAPH
cn TuE EEM1A
7O'CLOGk A: M.

PHILADELPHIA, June ~. The Philadelphia
Press gives the runner of an engagement yester-
day before Richmond The Union forces were
victorious. The enemy were driven back ssVe-
raj miles, and our troops rested on their arms,
eager 10 renew the engagement. Gen McC!el-
Ian and staff are welt.
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ARMY HORSES
. a N G =

nHERE WILL BE AN AGENT TO PURCHASE HoR-
L ses at the following places:
ST.. ALnASs. Friday and Saturday, July llth
and 18th, 1862.
GRAND ISLE. Monday, July l4,h.
BURLINGTON, Tuesday and "Wednesday, July Is
and l6.
WATERBURY, Thursday, July II.
MONTPELIER. Friday and Saturday. July 18th
and 10Th.
WOODSTOCK, Monday, July 81.
All Horses must be Is hands high and up,Dnrds.
No Mares taken.
dAwif J. D. WALTON
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WASHINGTON, July II. 1t is understood that
there Is no foundation for the statement which
has recently appeared, to the effect that the
governors of the several states have been au
thorized to purchase or contract for the supplies
for the troops to be raised under the new call
The Government has ample supplies of army
equipments, quar-: ermaster and other stores,
which will be issued as fast as needed
1t Is understood that an order is about being
issued reducing the term Of enlistment for the
additional 300 900 volunteers from three years TO
one yaar. The object of this i TO secure u
large number of men who would not enlist for
the longer term, but would readily do So for the
shorter. Besides. the calculation is that the
rebellion will be crushed in less than one year.
WARRINGTON, July II. The Senate has pass
ed the Confscation bill by two-thirds vote.
The Contiscaton bill agreed upon by she Com
mittee OF Conference, and adopted by the House,
is substantially that of Mr. Eliot of Massachu-
sets.
The army appropriation law contains a clause
providing Tor the comfort of discharged soldiers,
who arrive in the primes pal cities Of the United
States, 80 disabled By disease or wounds as to be
unable to proceed to their homes Two million
dollars is to be applied and expended under the
direction Of the President Of the United States.
, WASHINGTON, July 10, The Richmond DIS
patch of Wednesday says it is not believed that
Mcclellan can be induced to make an iattack
on our forces, but it Is conjecture that he may
attempt to throw his forces on the south side Of
the river, with u view to u demonstration upon
the batteries at Drury's Bluff.
! Such demonstration would OF course be
promptly mot, and as signally thwarted as ths
advance ofths young Napoleon IN the north side
of the James river 1t is reasonable TO con.
clude that the fighting for a short time at least
is at an end. There is nothing to justify the
belief, however, that our Government will TAI
to improve it's present advanta gss.
The Dispotch says the people of the North 70
gard Stonewal jackson ~ ons Of the invincable
beings whose purpose it s. impossible to thwart
New YoRk, July ~. Advices from New
Orleans state that Gov. Moore of Louisiana hal
issued pronunciamento urging continued re
sissance, forbiddiDg trade with the federss
that the confederate notes should be maintained
urging the destruction of the steamboats, rath
er than they should fall into the hands Of tn,
federals, eulogzing Mumtord, who was executed
by Gen. Butler, as martyr, and stating tina
Southern independence is certain.
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HORSE FOP SALE.
DROWN, FIVE YEARS OLD. tlGiiS HIS POUNDS,
ID perfectly gentle and with the exception of spawn
under treatment and four tsoth gone is very
perior animal 81. " .,~
For further patticula inquire OF JOHN HAITIAN AY
or his Fsth"r. EtSr MONTPELIER, where the Horse
may be seen, or oftbe Subscriber W.. n.t. .' .
3l Ut N. W. WELLINGTON JR
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WASHINGTON, June ,. Gen. Pope has been
promoted to he Brigadier General of the regular
army in place of Gen. Wool, made Major Gen
eral
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NEw YORK, June II. A private letter from
Newport News in the Post states that General
Burnsldes troops, numbering several thousand
gruder was moving down the Peninsula
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CHICAGO, July 10. The Davenport Democrat
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New YORK, June Il. Adylces per steamer
Mcclellan state that he rebels have completely
INSTRUCTED Mobile Bay They have also duga
ditch entirely around the city Its inner bank
Is defended by breastworks and batteries
About 20 prominent citizens OF Baton Rouge
have been arrested including brother OF Ben
jamin, the rebel Secretary of War, the Mayor
and Rev. Mr.. Craven Five of them have been
sen: to New Orleans. Benjamin and the Mayor
took the oath of allegiance rather than 60 to
fort jackson.
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f RrRrss MONROE, July y. The steamer
Daniel Webster on her way up James river
yesterday and when opposite fort Powhattan
was fired into by the rebels, one ball passing
completely through two Of her state rooms. No
one was hurt. The rebels have now entirely
forsaken our army Not one is now left in
front. nor within several miles, and it is the
prevailing opinion here that they will soon DO
heard from in some other quarter. No news
from the army to-day.
CuICAcO- Inlu u TIL. Dauannort Dennncrn.
, 1862-11-22

Esaten st all points, and the Uni n is re-
stored, would be confession either that
the Nerth is cowardly and wesk-unequal
to the task before it-or that it wBs crimi
sal1y in error when it did not peaccably
permit the constitution to be destroyed and
the Union divided. We hold that it is
neither the one nor the other-that as the
effort to maintain Law against Anarchy,
Freedom against tho o1:set Of Slavery, the
Right against the aggressions Of the
Wrong was, in the outset, the inspiration
Of Heaven, so the maintenance Of the Of
fensiyc until annrchr is beaten of, Free
dom is in the ascendant, aud the Right is
triumphant, is holy duty, the exact per
formance cf which the people Of the Re
public cannot forego, and be freemen still.
The aspects Of the case have not changed
With the changes Of the moon
and the seasons. What was
right at first, is right now,
What Yves imperative then, is::doublY Sc
to-day; and as the North hopes to live in
the enjoyment Ct the priceless blessings O.
the institutions which the inspiration O.
the fathers OF the Republic founded, 81
must it fight on until the victory is wor
and the permancnce Of these institution!
is assured By the dtfeat Of the enemies bJ
| whom they are assailed. Men Of th'
Northwest, study this well, for the tim
approaches in which you must act!
, 1862-11-22

I'VE said, yesterday, that the causes
which impelled the people to take up arms
after the bombardmen! Of Fort Sumter.
are still operative, and just as forcible as
when the nation rose as one man for the
defense Of all that that the nation holds
dear. And nothing can be more truthful
or exact than this assertion. It We
were justified IN waging war for the pre-
servation Of the Union, in the spring Of
1851, NC arc douhly justified in continu.
ance Of the war uni! The great object for
which 1t was undertaken, is accomplished,
in the fall Of 1869. To lay down our
arms, to ask for 8 compromise, or even q
cessation Of hos::;h,ies, until the enemy il
, 1862-11-22

EftUnu Ene 6E fEu1 37eEs, 1btu
We have it On good authority, that slajor
General Pope Is about to transfer his head
Brigatlier General sibley is, 1hercupon, to
make his headquarters ut 81. Paul.
1t is a1so ruEioted, il connection with the
above reEor:, that the department of The
northwest is 10 be extended; to include I'LL
ccis aDd Missouri, in which case headquarters
will be probsb1y be established at Chicago
Also, on ait that Mibnesota is to be created Q
military district u1dcT command Of Genera
SihltY,