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1ntrees.
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, 8TH DISTRICT MASS \
No: 2lo NJ ain street, Worcester Nov &c, 1862.
Public notice is hereby given that the annual co lee
ton list of duties and taxes under the Excise Act OF the
United States has been received from the Assessor
said District, and they now due and payable The
collector or some one Of his Deputies, will attend to
receive the same and to deliver licenses TO such
piled, from the fifteenth until the twenty-seyenth day
OF december next at each OF the following places
For Division No 1-consisting of Worcester Auburn
Leicester, shrewsbury Boy lston West Boylson at
For Diyis on No. 2-comssting Of Holden, Rutland
Paxton, oakham and New Brantree, at the office Of
Charles knowlton, in Holden.
For Division SO 3-7consisting of North Brookield
Brookeld West Broobelc, Warren and Spencer the
Office Of ~ J Whttemore, IN Spencer
For Division No. 4-consistng of Oxford, Charlton,
Sturbrdge, Dudley Soutnbri1ge and Webster, at the
office Of Andrew j. Bartholomew in Southbridge
For DIVISION No. 5-consistng of Grafton, Aillbury,
in Grafton l At '"s ONCE 0i D DAVIS Hail.
For Division No. 6-consisting of Milford. Upton,
office OF Dexter Hunt in Milford
FOR Division No. 7-consis ing of Blackstone, Mendon,
U&brdge ana Douglas, at the Office of stephen S. Ben
r or Division No s-consisting of Walpole Wrentbam.
Peterborough, Bellingham Franklin and Midway at the
oe Of Charles s. Masoi in ~ alpole, in the county of
The Deputy Collectors will, to facilitate the collection
of said tax in most visit the Eera their
resp cive divisions during said time and will give due
notice of the time when such visit will be made The
following persons have been appointed Deputy Collect
ors and fully authorized to collect all taxes du
ties under said act, in their several divisions For Di.
vision No. !, William Rice; Mo- Charles Knowton;
No g. Ell j: Whittemore; No. 4 Andrew j, Bartnolo-
NEW; No S s. Davis Hall; No. j. Dexter Hunt; No.
Z, stephen s. Benson; No 8, Charles :. Mason
Motive is also given that the Collector Will attend to
receive said tax from such choose pay to him
personally at the Collectors Office in Worcester on
the fifteenth day of Decem next, and at the office
Charles Mason at Walpoe, in the county of Norfolk
on the seventeenth day OF December next At all
times the must be paid to the Deputy of the division
in which the tax payer resides.
All persons VINO shall neglect to pay the duties and
taxes assessed upon them. within the time named
liable under the 18Th section of the pay
per cent. additional the amount thereof, which
cannot be abated. and must in all cases be paid.
Adm THAYER,
CoectOr Eighth District ofM
n26 deodtD2T6vlt
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M0ttester DaiIp Syn

The Graves of Elizabeth Barrett Brown
ing and Theodore Parker.
[Rev. Gilbert Haven contributes to the New York
Independent the following account of visit to the
graves of Theodore Parker and Mrs Browning in
Florence.l
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A b 0 X p Il O. Z TION
- ASSOCIATION

{ OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The
~ undersigned have this day formed Copartnership
under the st lie of 9. BELCHER CO., at Nos and
Exchange street, for the purpose of transactng gem
eral market business and would respectfully solicit the
patronage OF the public. 9. BELCHER,
Il. Y. HYDE.
W OreeBtef, NOV. |, 1862. diff
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sHERTFF'S Sales.

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];
70 ssu 4 public aaeou IL assehsnt ia Aao
aSgs
4 Z sasls
Rampant, Franklin, Clio and Caliiope sseets aaying
as s ssI
o 5hstsi aousp Wild n.
ings and thereon, situated Second District
4 sns Canal md
81 & ass e. as en 4
fsa deposited ted se e A,ms' Late notary
sses
g
snS ~ fee, Gn The Line os Ny
No s. fronting on RoSsrtson s.lees - 'ss'
: TERMS-Cssh the spot. BE- sseyg5
E@E sherin Of the Parish Of Orleans
ouArRrnE coun d D1srnior ia VILE DE La MILE.
asl. S 6kass NJ Ia asss
d a. aaas 5aa as
3
! e AZ
aGs DE RE suss dan.
Premier DISTRICT Dc sssts yle dams ilet borne
poucss lgnes do face IL Rempas sur $50 pied
pouces gnes dc face Ia Clio $50 pieds pouces ct
gnes dams L ond du eoa % ia calope ct SIS peds
Ensemble toutes les ba.ses ct ameorsons qu s.,
trouvent. II ~ 5.5t
j. UNE cERTAINE PORTION DE TERBE situee dams Ii
Deuxene District vile dans Pilet comps uplre lei
Iees Robertson 81 Pierre yi!Ie.e du Canal carondee
dssse par Bril- devant Arpenenr General da4 do n
decembrc 1886 d4poss peude r. Arn,ss cdevani
notaire public eete VILE lie q de ar 1881 ter
rains SOM congus ct mesaren Franchise chacun
dams fond face Ia Promenade Earendeie ayant Gu
fondsur dime rue lautIe sayor 12t peds pouees
peds pouees sur lgns mitrofhe dcs Nos 1875 ped
poucee .ur 10 gne entire s Nos III pieds8
Nos ct 1873 pieds gns u No s. 1t lace ID rue
Robertson " z4-7a = -.
Rnsembe ayec les batsses authorizations qui sly trouvent
Saisis dams paffaire ci-desgus,
CONDITIoNs--com au moment del adjudication.
na18 81 ap1s Sheriff de Ia Psroissa dsf,;,1eanxa
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General Relief Committee l. o. o, Il.
body meets the First Friday Of each month u ba
q NE arsnd secresary Odd Follows Hall O'Clock
D. O. 7RYERLY President. 9g57
HENRY BIER, Secretary and TrAas,,rer
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aOdd Fellows, Rests,

u 9755qg9 - 'sUuu FeII0SVs, Rtst.s l7-.g,9
: BOARD OF DIRECTORS Fer ls5l-oaicers : Gardner
Smith s Bonllemet Treasurer Henry Bier Sec.
Bier Dasilva j. A. ysester Einance
West, j. n Winsow, James Furneaux. Men,bersSJames
urneaux w Grand Lodge; Jos. West, Louisiana odQe
No. y M Wnslow, Washington lodge No $; a. W. HYATT
qnion Lodge No y A. Sylvester. Crescent Lodge No s.
". ~ Tenny Orleans Lodge No. IL Gardner Smith, Com
R Rsnss hodss o No Howard
Star Lodge Ne 10. q ~ = - 'atsp' : s ot
office Of the Secretary Odd Fellows Hail. Cam
,pSicss o. Lots and yaultsReguar lots 10 feet square
ditto By 9iee So Vaults, oub to stockheidips
s,a ditto TO ali others $50 SINGLE Stockhoidine
be unless certificate Of be
first obtained from the Secretary Ut - Ae'sl'p 70
relative to the purchase Of be had
n HENRY BIER, Secretary o. F. Rest.
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raE oH1nr AMONG TEN rHousAsD.'

Ngto1l0p 4n4c9ts2
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUsAAD.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS Al other md hssfuw -
plicsaons In both the Kastsuand wessen
and cis tie trss secret II
an eutansous aections whether ths eanse 4.
don't Of disease. M s Sss saS
Burns md, seaIds
Areinsastl1 thsir ansaish pain I'D
~ timely os this healer md tbe e
= u nS charm. re y nsinine
The Friend Of ths n.4sessy. sssas
Children are frequent from sxtnsa sose
from huid eyey tnSe
should have n
sore breasts and Tstsr 81
prevalent In children. III ss m
To Travellers ny Sea and I.snd, q
The mscnist the trsvesr and svsry other
lot him 81 accident from
sion nfe Or colison shoua bearn nd taa ths Ngc 4.
tractor his best snd only friend boil md
and should ever b his companion ~ friend II pss e
Of living witnesses 10 testify u IL
tine, whs owe their limbs snd pn,cs, q 4. ,;n
efficacy. w X F5s 49,
DAIIEYs MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAcToRi il p.s,.n.,s.
swell - cure E ss s5E5 -
{ Burns Bruises, a:T Y ss
Rofls, Broken Breasts 3s4
Bites q Reptiles, Cancer, u Va a
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands
Ohilbians. Cramp, M "a;
contracsed Cords, Uhafss, w;
Y rs; Dissasss Of The Skin, Erynipalss,
Ffstula, Frost Bites Is fssss5
sS@ " Fevsr gores, dor
"a gSyss RI x X 4 5a Glandular Dissasss Il Isl
" w 80 VI 80 sAessufial epFss
4is III sSs Ii. fss fains esnssally,
Finples PMS,
Il Poison, Rheumatism, 5l
Hashsa, sosss IL Aif kipds.
shot Wounds. 6crpfuts n
| senrsy, sca1da, scutf.
sy scald Heads sprAins, s8s ss
HmaIl Pox, Tumors, .As s 3ssi 81
fettsr, Uulcers, j5ss.y
RVenereal Sorea, etc., ete,
Bold at the principal depots Hoadway Ne, ya,t
nd III Chartres street. New Orleans, W 81: 6 M
s5 JsWRIGHr so..
= can asa % obtained Of AZ md No
shan sI thzoushoutths United States md can.das
DH.osGooDs INDIA cHoI.Aaoa,utn
Y cuRas- "
Fever .na Asns chts ana Fsye.
AND Hsnent Fssets Liver Complaint. Jacndics. III.
largement Of the Liver, Enlifs srsnt Il u W
Spleen, and AL the various forms 81
y BILIOUS DIsEAEEs.
This medicine prepared from an ex,snsv
practice Of several yearsn bilious climates
70 fall curing Fever and any Of the disaasas
named. III go
Those who are from affections this kind ss an
those who have become from their upan I'M
stution, Will find the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES most tnynln
able remedy for purifying the blood and
from the sysein the morbid effects Of bious cIst.
wonderful effects Of graduating bile non
the human system can only is u
the speedy thorough and permanent curs Of Fever and
and the various grades Of
has been tested in thousands cases. and Il
eli who have uasd IL one of greatsst Fever md
renedieae xant. ss
Be sure and ask for d. osGOoDsIEDIAC HoL.AaoGui
asthers are many counterfsts offered for sale g5
sale IN New Orleans Wholesale snd retail
s. 80 WRIGHT i %,
25s II q md lsl ghartres street,
III ID s5sSs Gepsra1 Agenia
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~ sUrxRtsTEs DENT, j ur1gg N. Oh o. AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD CoHPANY,
New Orleans March a. 1867 y
4! &9-PaaSengeriTtafns Will hereafter make
soppaaes retnH, and other StAtions m The Parish Of
sJafTsTEon. ssF ts1s
WILL under circumstance be allowed to take
passage the Freight Trains 8sf .S ss4
leaving This places any d the Stations IN the
Parish of Jesrsons Passenger RAINS must have
tricts. IL 5aJ "a a. r. Seq Err,
aam2e III Ruperintendent.
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..DnArn e, IN, I, .a.Ars AND noAoHns.

IS YIN S11KUAG141Egsg5 q n
wILsoN,s ;GENU1EERArAH And ROACH pnsrHOyrS
tho 10
g. & surs and ~ ss0N ss y AZ AND H11CMNk
srR0YER, thsss =
Isl karsalsb W al WRInHf Il co..
lstatfnAW 81 a ~ nj ChasttSe stys6i
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COLE AGENCY STACKER IRON WORK.
and after the DAY Of JsnnaTy
owing to the advance labor and additional expenses
the price Sugar Kettles Gra.e BArs and Ru
mace Mouths, will rule follows.
Sugar Kettles inches at 81 inch ~ - Al
inches 81 so an inch 81 inches rs an
mace Mouths $36 $40 and $ according Bars
per pound. 80 go.
r. s.z57T559 z. F.. LAv1LLEBEUvRE, 5s5s
,Ceaasnission Merchant, No. II Union strest
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spaIding's Prepared Glue
nscts all such emergences, household can AFFORD
II u always up sticking poin
Thereis nsionger chairs spintered
neadless dolls Just the art,cs
for shell and popular with Ia.
lies Of refnemsnt and taste. 9s, sss
This admirable preparation 10 used cold being chemically
held solution ell the Qualities Of The
It may piacs Of
assy muctlage being vastly more adhesive.
10y USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
r. B-A Brush bottle. Price, sosnts
Re Wholesale Depot No. % Cedar street. New York Il
Address HENRY g. sPALp1RG CO.,
Box No., 900. New York.
Pstup for Deaiersin
Lihogrsph showCard accompanying each
package. 7y5ss.-4e - g.
a8rA single bottle of SPALD1NG,S PREPARED GLUI
vlllsare ten hnesitB annually every
Bold by all prominent sationer Drnggists
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy stores.
Country merchants should make note of sPALDINaEI
PREPARED GLUE when making theirlist. viii stand
ny climate -t7@5s ~, 252tc ialaIykw
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Ran away abont the 70 Of January last, my slave
y woman DOLLY about y years old. She Ii d, tail
4ieudsr woman, with high cheek bones, sunken eyes
S TSs asass ss II had
Hatcher. No. 10 Gravier street. rs.
MI Il " q ~ i AMEa I4INIaREY
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AarttealaI ssDut

4FicG DOAMlssIONERs SIC HIAINTkG Dl sTRIIT
a "a City iali. New Orleans, April Is, 1862
No. Notice ia hereby given that, Accord
STATE It ~ sst untitled ast
portions 6 he Parishes of orleans End Jefferson
approved March III 1885, Seated Proposas will be
The Of Ihonsasd
Upllars until The 18th day OF May, II O'clock, h
Proposals 10 be nldyes,sdt w r. MAYO Secretary aid
endnrsea q Proposals. forsthe Sale Of Bonds q ~
Z. all BOT h. II PLACE. Prstident q
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", As- Crsscsnt Lodge No. p 4. Y. .. E;T7Ry.a
win ba held on the first THURsDAYat every month.
1drers for the ensuing M. Mitchell. arnnd; H.
Ieith, g. Thoa Moran, Rec Sec y. a. Meyer, Treas
uIer; II, N. Jnhau, Per. SecS u sb4ss al
Xsnhsrs Of ratenaiiYt attend
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OFfIoE or THE FIRA ALARM Ar D sg -
PotlGE TgLEGRAfH City Hall.

ES IN Y Polias TsLscRAfH5 CITY Hall.
I'M ~ To the Fire Department and othel
iSena Az tnsny unreliable coupsilts hare been mahs
sace In regard and working OF the
Hoxes and ank tbs striking the Bells you request
g 70 make ~ hereafter ss office ot the Chic
whsre they will only hs eyed Ii orde
Of all reports determined
that Officer then him SUPERINTENDENT
4 tie Telegraph, at this Office. 3. IA. is1g
"a a2s Ii III vfs Alarm a,d ssee Paragraph
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VI y X OrrIus MERCHANTS. MoTUAL INSURANCE CoMrANy,2
X s&a ses a $3.50 New Orleans Aprl g. 1882. =
IA A9-FAt the Annual HlectiVn for Director.
Of this inatiiion, held the th insan the following
tnaMad persons we're duly elected as55 90 e,
h John e mberton, 9. Milienberger, II Is
~ q. o. Nelson, s5 & j. MeDard, 49, si{i1ft
sss5e Geo Connolly w David Brluuhyrt, ~ y
3. r. Voorhees, r. sSS J. y. Nevins, ssS
S3Ss c. H. 9locomb, M.Pu,g. sSS 5a95tgs
~ i. Maspero, -. a. Il
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E " a.. n "a of II
~ ~ Camp ssIss oaicss fcr the present tssrn--E
Booth q, Joseph asbons q. NJ g. Watkins 8, A.
"a. o. Nefbert Whiting Commit Breyfusa, ". "
Cooper Lougworth 3D. Booth, Jos Gibbons Anderson
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SHERMAN respectfully informs raptursd persona
those having saves returned 10 the city
md be found Office No lost CHARLES sTREEf
Orieans prepared relieve all Of fuutur
sATIFE MTXTURE INV lxSW
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Vt ~ 81 4 Il p. aRAT!AA 4oos
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Desr that Dr.. shermans Tfuss IS applied bs
him WILL give relief esousy than any other hays
ne use Of the mixture you 70 get one
upon the fitting. alH'Ss Il. BELDEN NJ
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q so s.a: ~. sna yHs
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IA ITh ENs. u, 81 lMf oKTER sANp Il RAIsrr IN
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:5 Notice. ~.
fs Baton Rouge. February i, 1862.
Alta meeting thu Board Directors dayit
Resolved pay SIX per the outstanding
Scrip. eight per Stockholders premiums paid by
them the year ending let February and declare
Company for ending 3st January 1885,
ticate will be issued and after tho day Of March
1t further resolved To outstanding Scrip for
the 1853 presentation tho ocs of Company
Parties indebted tor premiums Bills receivable, will he
credited their noea with their scrip when
hereby fed that election Ten
Directors and Fifteen Trnstee ensuing
will be held the Of the Company Thursday The 18Th
day Of March, 1862. .2-'&9t - =. a
/ s T7 . F. E. EEBERT. Secretary
New Orleans Agency 1O4 Canal street. -
~ Risks taken in this city by
4 fs6 I'm JOSEPH MENARD. Agent
, 1862-08-27
Revenue Regulatiouss.Stamps.

Revenue ReSulatious.-Stamp
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2G.-The Commission
er Of Internal Revenue hss established the
following regulations in regard to Individual
stamps for proprietary articles enumerated
in schedule Of the excise laws First, every
proprietor can furnish design for stamp
which, if approved, will be engraved by the
government engravers at the cost Of the pro-
pEletor.
I'd. In such cases, the proprietor Will be
entitled to the discount specified in the 102d
section of the excise law.
Sd. II the aes'sns do not exceed the super
fetal area Of 3-l6 OF an inch for the dcnonli-
nation Of one and two cent stamps, or 6 j-C4
of an inch ior the denomination Of three and
four etnt stamps, these being the sizes estab-
li6hed by the office for the above specified
denominations, there will be no additional
charge to purchasers. If, however, proprie.
tors desire to increase the size Of Their
stamps for the denominations above men.
toned, then additional charge will be made
for the additional cost Of paper and printing.
This additional charge will be ten cents pei
1000 for stamps Of three and one-eighth
sum fer Intermediate sizes.
4th. Every stamp must be rectangular IL
form.
i 5th. All dies aud plates will be retained by
and under the exclusive control OF the gov
,ernment.
9TH. The general stamp must be cancelled
By writing thereon the initials Of the praprie
Tor Of the stamped article and the date Of ths
cencellipg, while the private stamps must bt
so affixed on the package that Tn the open
ing Of the same the stamp shall be efeetuall5
destroyed.
The commissioner will be prepared to issut
stamps BY the 1st OF September for the arti
cles known IS proprietnry articles" speci
CITED in schedule OF the excise law. Tn
manufacturers Of such articles will be re
quired to use the general stamp until the.
eeveral'3 furnish design for individual use
| Orders for such stamps may be sent to tn
commissioner of internal revenue, whiel
will be filled as soon as the stamps are read,
for delivery,
, 1862-08-27
ruF. SITUATION IN VIRGINIA,

THE SEEEAl1NN IN tAnhANAAs
The admirable generalship OF Pope has
ssyed US the disgrace Of another panic at
Washington, if not the esE,ence OF the
a.u,y Of The Potomac itself johnson and
E:onewa11 Jackson came laundering upon
him in the moment that Mcclellan was
moving around from james River, and tho
repulse they met at the Isapldan, August
9th, with The movements rlat have tol-
scvcdit, seem to be decisive FOR the present
Integrity Of the campaign. The unc Of the
-i2appahannosk is now securely held, from
Fredericksburg to Warenton, dis
1aice Of forty miles. This line is
1ify or sixty miles from the
dt.ieril capital. The riEn: wing (sisels>
Is e2sily reached By railroad: and the left
(puc,s( via Aqua Greek. How large .
fo;ce is embraced in these divisions it Is
not permitted to. state, but Of Mcclellan S
army, only Fi,z JOHN Portes's corps has
ben joined to the army Of tile front The
reiels may outau:nbcf us, bu; vt have tllt
adyanr,.re Of river on our side, and TIL:
adyanteee seems to have b:cn used BY
Ejcel in one Of the nust brilliant exploit;
ol The war.
alcCl.llar's army {cxcept Portcr's diyis
iu,: aforcsaid) is recognizing at old CAM
California 1lea1 iAlexandria: within sup
porting distance of any par. Of the line
The nc4s le1ics art coming III rapidly, aus
are being turned with the old, and the fa]
campaign III Virginia opens undcr aus
7iccs lint mag well inspire courage for Ii
future.
, 1862-08-27

BRITISH REUTRAifTYIQ CONTINUE,

- FARTuEE POINT, Aug. 26-By the steamer
Hibernian, which passed thispoins this morn
tng We have received the following highly in
terestipg letter, written bY Earl Russell in
r7p1y to dispatch from Nj. Seward:
EARL RUSSELL TO MR STUART.
Foreign OFFICE, London, July 18Th. 1862.
SIR: I have left hitherto unanswered and
unnoticed the dispatches Of Mr.. Seward,
which Mr.. Adams delivered more than 4
month sgo. I have done so partly because
the military events referred to in it were, in
The opinion Of Her Majesty's government, far
from being decisive, and partly because there
Tas no proposal in it in which Her Majesty's
government vas called upon to come to any
conclusion.
ards letter, have shown that EeE Majesty's
government, in it's opinion Oh these points,
was not mistaken. Victories have been gain
ed, rtyer6es have followed, positions have
bt en- reached in the near neighooThood Of the
capital ofthe confederates, and these positions
have been accompanied by grent loss OF
life in bat,}e and in the hospitals, while
euch measures as the coDfscation bill
have passed through both houses OF Con
gress, and With the proc1amatious Of Gen.
Butler at New Orleans, been evidence
The approach Of q serEile var so much Insisted
upon by A1r. Seward in his dispatch, only fore.
warns Us that another element OF destruction
! may be added to the loss of property aud
I waste Of industry which already atEicts the
coultry 50 lately prosperous and tranquil
! Nor on the other point to which I have ad
verted, have I anything new to say. From
| the moment that intelligence first reached this
! country that nine States and several miltione
t of Inhabitants Of the great American Unior
had seeded and had made WAT On tue govern
| ment Of President Lincoln, down to the pres
ent time, Her Majesty's government has pur
| sued d friendly, open and consistent course
| They have been neutral to the two parties tt
q civil war. Neither the loss O
| raw u,ate1ial Of manufacture SO neces
| eary to q great portion of our people, o.
insults personally heaped upon the Brisiss
name inspeeches aud newspapers, nor rigo
hey ond the usual practice Of nations Wltl
! which the Queens subjects, atteul pting tt
| break loose from the blockadipg Of the South
ern ports haye been treated, have Induced he
| Majeety's government to sWerTe one incl
| IRON impartial neutrality. At this monltn
they have nothing more at heart than awisl
| to sec that contamination which tue Presi len
! srea6s Of in his answers to the Governors q
eighteen States, namely, the bringing Of thi
| unnecessary and injurious war to speedy an
satisfactory conclusion.
As to the course Of opla10n in this country
the President is aware Of that perfect fseedot
to comment upon all public events in thl
| country, the in1ariabls practice sanctioned b
law and approved by the universal sense {
the nation. am, &c,
| jSigped1 RUSSELL.