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A BURLINGTON CHAT.
81 ONE WHO HERD IT.


said Mac % his friend who be saw vas not glad.
What's the reason, my boy, that you look 50 mad
Has the Bank thrown your notes out Is Lucy IN
kind
Or are both your love and your paper declined -
NO, Ills neither, fried Mac" shouted Tom with
grOan,
"My TailOr's misftted me, never was known
Such botch Of 4 coat. such narnarvus vest
And such Pants-yes, | own ! am voxd ami di'-
tressed,
We're mot Lucy a duck and a darling why. Mac,
In this suit she would certainly give me the sdck.
ssDo as do friend Tom was the ready reply,
60 to RICHARDS, AZ least advise you 20 try,
He lives next tho Church close by Peck's new block.
There you're sure to get suited though he don't
keep stock.
I take him my own fabrics. and quick a fash
Am delightfully."- fitted, and eheaply, for cash
In a suit of his cut, Tom, feel just the thing.
In a humOr In fact, to laugh whistle or sing
And 20 happy | look that witty friend Jack.
When he meet me exclaims, how dye do Merry
Mae
cLEANNG. REPifRiNG, CUTTING, So, &c.
Promptly and Satisfactorily done to order.
n B.-Spring fashions received, also samples Of
Spring Goods which will be made up 10 any gentle
mans order and taste in the most approved shaped
garments. Respectfully submitted,
J. RICHARDS
Burlington VI MAY sth lss3 wtf
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STATE OF VERMONT lU'HE HoyoFAnLEFI'-
II-rrfCT or tHrrTESuFN. s--1 u peic Nfllit -'i i'
District of Chiueuden. a..
IT, the heirs and all pcrson. interested n ~ 2
ate of David story 81 late n Judsrhil ~ SAID hi--
trirf. deceased, --
Hls-.rs. application hath been made 20 tals cur,
i'm writing. ~ Che Administrator ol mo trtals -
David story 81 late OF t-derhil IN -a'd lh-tIi-,
ie-ea.e4 PRAYING Tor license End authority 20 ~
the real estate Of said deceased inc s inc rei
sion Of the widows dover therein, iar tie paw
n fahfs and charge II administration. ana ettii
forth therein the amount ~ debts due from mo 'al
deceased the charges ~ administration, ths amour
u personal estate. and the -ltuau'n o. iu' I--l
aststs
H-ts-es--r The ..ii Court srpoinisd and 's'islsl
the lqth dsv n May A. =. l-s3, At ne trona,@
Court rooms IN said bisri-' % hear and dec ne nh
said application and petition. 2r1 0raere1 u
notice thereof 20 be given 20 all persons Interests
therein bv publishing said order together YIN rs
time and place Of hearing. three weeks s1ccessly
In fha Burlington Frcs F-css a neVspaper' W. n
circul-tes 10 The neghborhoof Il those persoh- N
terested in said estate. all which puolicatiohs s"d
he previ0u5-o the.day assigned i1r hearing
Tlsrrfr-s- YOU are hereby nofinsd n appear 'el.
sid Court AZ the and place assigned then ana
there IN .ad Court % give bonds, az The law q
fIr the payment Il the dsbts, AMI charges or ~
iuis,ratiou and make your objections % ths grant
frr such license II vou se7 cause
Given under ms hand, o. fhc PROBATE G 81 I-'la-
wv E..u7 \. {. Dixon. Register.
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ten. Stahl Is impres-ing all horses he een
6nl. this beng necessary to prevent their Ne-
inr seized by the rebel Suerillas The Chains
of loval men will he adjusted.
Two negro regiments were mustered mt
service to-day.
Contr,han'ls have commenced w'rS"- "''
the abandoned scccsh farms 70" the 'll''7i''
side of the Potomac
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$1,000 mon bef re themi while General
Grant was marching rron the Black River
and expecting to cnca-e Pcmhertn'- army
~ tho hrilgr over that stream pem'er-
tom force wa- estimated At So, 600
and were sad l., l. strongly en'rcnchci- \
battle j. imminent
Tie h,slth of 'he lr'-r D. hcl's5 fhru ''sr
1.f ~.
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WAsH'>ero>- May i'
Tho Richmond E1fwr'r of the ll'A INST.
c,utain- The following
Five or IA transports l'''dcd federal
troops at Wet Point on the 18th i"''. Nho
are Throwing up wtronchmcni>- ih's
crossed the Point from the Na'r'nN 20 '"'
Pamuuky.
cr,rr,sooc,. Nav Hin Au l. quiet on
.pr font. There arc no prospects e battle.
And, Johnson has been commissioned a. a
u,;or General i'm the Yankee army, with au-
t5ori,y to or-aui.ca force oC 1000 Tonne
can. aud 20 GOO pesro,.
trvcr,,rl. Nav Is.
,-,,-,,..n s,, , Wi, o., bahes. corpus in
-, IL - ,-.1,,n,i;-b.u has bcen rofueed
N'sHiNHI'N' NAY 40
The following was received 10 'iaN ny 'r'
Secretary Of the Navy
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On the lith. of CbarIs,t,n, the captain
# the Conway heard heavy firing, supposed
10 rrrccei from an attack 10y the iron clai-
upon the r,bl latter At Morris I,lard -
The firing vac heard from = t, 5T VI
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Du,NpRrru's rILLS, Nv '',lf.

-httUBEiHs Pills. rEH- STYLE
Fr4vuFETHs Pills. NV STTLE.
rr4yHFrTFs TIrIV. VIZ sTfLE.
Az --s-n.tls r- ccsti-sns--. -rssns. l-s' 4 ap-
rstlt-. SICK hesis-i- Eiidins==. senss q eloati1g
,rsr r il-. It----szr. drc~siae-s, ard cramping
RAM ami a., Disorders y r.. ,t1mach md A,-Tels
OWE OF N4yT CASES.
= o.,-.-sl Istterat 7oi Canal 5'r,c' =
IIC COOK. publisher of ths state F1--'-, Rem
r,rstsn. w.. -sy5 be was attacked with Dyspepsia,
and suffered GO severely from o. that not particle
n fe4 could b, swallowed without occaHodins tho
mos, rrsomfr-a'le rcn,ation IN HE stomach For
five year ne suffered from this dreadful compliant
when &c aseI BF4yDRETHS FfLLS. The first h'N
did r,t ,srn q, benefit him much, hut the second
produced change, and hy The time he had taken
FL. boxes. a rourrFrE CrHE vss effected. He says
.'Sfy dyspepsia was gone AMI my expectation n m
early death v1nishcd.'
fSK FOP VIZ >TlLE-
fSE FOR NET >TTLE.
fsK FOR NEF >TILE
Ask FOR VEN >TTIF
Principal once. 2a3 Canal street Ne7- Yors. sold
t, an respectable dealers In medicines.
,r-r 3D. isr'r
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disease and exposure. with hot climate, muddy
water and bad diet will b unavoidable, hut armed
with ROLLoF4T's PURIFYING 4ND STRENGTH
fyryc FILLS youcsn endure all these ami -till -
tain GOOD hcslth Only 70 -c1'- r. box
,,,-.h ln-lrvIv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-22

Col horTc, from zen Banks Depart
ment. states that Gap Williams brigade Is
more than fllcl. and tho now country just
opened ~ Cen Bank eamraisn, viii fur
nish t~r, nr three liriiors Of negroes, IN
rc,ron'o to Gcn. Bank cali f1r -'rfs lie
j Antique There Is ra Doubt that the rchcl-
arc engaged in raising negro regiments, d. il
is only ir,m such material they can now, in
tic extreme sou'i.rr Stato-. recruit thsir
rank
The pcsroc- ar, mot backward 10 adopting
uniform which is their death ,varunt j!
taken ly the r,ltl-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-22

& : :. + The hearing on the ret,-
r5, ot the trustee # ths first mortgage
f2ndholders Of this ra2d. praying far sr ~
5sr from the Chancellor 70. rhe deive-~ =
t-en Of he possession af the railroad l.y the
Trustees under tie se~'nl mortgage, srroint-
. ~ r. hcari - R-tlnl, Weine-i.v was
postponed 70 the -it6 June
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INV loES May IT,

The frcg, Washington dispatch -av-
the rebel have delivered to Colonel Ludlow
about 800 lri-ancrs who have arrived at
Camp Parole, Annapolis The rcbcl- are
not inclined T., release commissioned officers
except a, We have rebel officers TO- c>cluugc
for them
Sc Stanton ha, na' ualc an authoritative
declaration su,pcnIiu1 the $500 provision of
the Conception act
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The latcst adyiosr from Gen. Grants army
,trou,b Federal sources ar to the llth inst
via Millikcn'- Bend 18th. Gcns. Logan anu
Ostcriaus were marching towards jackson
driving Bowen with f"rcc reported AT
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The Hc-cEs Washington dispatch s7Ts
the President has bccn clp-otci for two hours
to-day with Gcn. Sicklos, commander of tho
81 Amy Corp, upon the reports oi zen
Hciutzlc,nsu. reliryru. ten StruEhon from
any llamc in reference 70 bis capture. The
President ha- determined TO restore him 20
hi- rank - hri.adicr general
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TosIIg>.-Thc English Government. like
that of France, urges Russia 20 make peace.
thu 5cmg the only way to avoid serious COM
phcs'i1n i Is reported that Russia regards
thcee notes a. an encouragement Of the in-
surgcuts, and viii therefore turn a deaf ear
- Nh" recommendations urthc Western Pow
---
The '''y % Washington. with European
laic- of the 1tl' inst. arrived ut late hour
sunday night. Mr.. Adams had addressed
to Trade tuiouists IN q speech, which was
vss very hvprahlv noticrd hy the press The
Emperor Of RUSSIA had replied 10 the Au--
'rian mot. nn the Polish question reply
was sent 70 each of tho ilrr. couutrirs-i AUS
'ria Fraure ari England and each was
deemed quit. satisfactory. Two small on
Sa-umenr> had taken place, IN 10th Of which
't appears The Eu,sifp- ~err defeated Bu-
illness IN The cotton manufacturing. districts
was improving.
Our lre-cnf peaceful relations ~ith En-
--l -,cm IN no jauses of hcine disturbed.
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NEW BOOKS.

~ " - FEIRCErs
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VrEvo>1 Br,B SToET.-ll7ms ID tie
'.yyu Of Rockingham, Vt, IN the last con
prv. wac family named Simlnds Nerm0nt,
nm tn. DAYS of the story, was a MID. new
,.untrv. To- which people went rs they now
20 10 Minnesota or tie territories beyond,
building huts Of logs, and cutting away the
forest about them for acres SOWING, m the
rlsce of the tall tree, wheat and rye, anu
Ilaptirc large field Of Indian corn. hat
strange criee might have been heard by night
o, these forests Something more than the
all of the katydid and the whippoorwlH. the
noise Of frogs and the boot Of the sullen owl
For ranthers. wolves and bears lived IN the
dark Of the woods about these clearing ana
sometimes the settler would be startled from
slsep by the squeals # the distressed mother
ofa amily Of pigs. ard then he knew that
without doubt. great, clumsy, black peaf
had scrambled over the side Of the zen (whlcn
ras. BY the way. built Of lags. and thatched
With hemlock tsrL), and possessed himself
# one Of her young once.
Blt was going 70 tell YOU about the fam
liz named Simomds They had a nice field
ofc,rn at little distance from the house,
and night by night bear had made beyoc in
II She broke down the corn, she tore of
The ears, she ate, she trampled under foot,
,he wasted most inconsideTately. They set
The hear trap in the field, but it was care
fully avoided One morning, two If the
boys went out as usual TO look at the trap
There it stood, with it, huge jaws yoracious-
" open, the cruel teeth holding nothing.
They took W the tap TO move it to another
spot.
What is that 50 black on that tree. Eli
iah - asked John, suddenly
John was about eleven wears old, while
Elijah wac thirteen or fourteen The boys
moved as fast ar possible toward the tree,
carrying tie trap letween them There were
t''o little cul- 1ily iust large enough to
climb, climbing among the branchc,.
Brother, aid Elijah, ia most excited
tone, L have plan one Of Us must - up
and push the cul> 10 make them cry. while
the other -aall hold tie trap down here, and
catch t., "lI '-ar IN 1t when she come>.
'lc>. said john.
Well, h.t. yom choicc. john
Id rather stay with the trap
Without further w0rds, up went Elijah 1.
tease thu little --drs and inluridte their ma m
ma Poor little bears they were greatl,
alarmed at the sight of that rough, clamber
ins boy iutruding into their green room: an
thcv treInbled and cried out liteously f.
their mother IN a moment something hlac
was seen On the top Of hillock, and ON ru-l
Ell the angry, savage least. directly wler
-ho had lett he darlings.
What are you doing al the loot oi my tree
YOU ugly boy Now III eat you right up !
-aid She, bY factions. which spoke londe
than words
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Engineers Office Vermont and
Canada Railroad Co..
ST. Alhsns, May 9th, 1851.
S.EALED PROPOSALS will be received al this
- Office until three o'clock P " on Saturday, the
tVentv-third day Of May 1853 for the Clearing and
Grabbing, Grading. Masonry, Bridging and Fencing
required 70 complete the Vermont Canada Rail-
miles.
Maps plans and specifications will he ready for
examination at this Office on and after the sixteenth
instant.
Tenders will be received for such portions of the
work a. parties Offering may desire
The right is reserved 10 reject all bids in ease u j.
.ieenied advisable.
ANY information will ne given on application nt
this Office and copies u specifications sent BY mail
Nhen requested -
mayi2-dawr D. {. LiNsLkl, Engineer
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- 4 SNUAL Of Scientific Discovery iur l-o3."
n The Invasion Of the Crimea." lts origin
and an account Of lite progress down 20 the death ~
Lord Raglan by Alexander ". kinslaks
Family Sermons by Bonar.
The I VILE Of the Palms hE Power
Alexander on the Acts
NV Southern Friends, by Edmund kirke-
Darrell Markham or the Captain 81 the Nul-
,yro;r by Miss VI. +. BrsddOn.
Received and for sale BY
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yor WOULD SING WELL.

STUDY and Practice the admirable Lessons sna
- Exercises contained in "Bsssni's Art OF ein-
INK a Practical System Tor the Cultivation OF me
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b. rcd am NJ t-S best singers Soprano Voice, s'''
abridged. =. .; Tenor, a.
ron S4EB4TH SCHOOLS.
THr CH,srp. Collection Of songs for Sabbath
Copies nsile ostpsid. Price, bis. : cts, 81 PER
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Dwirh,'S Journal Of Music.
orb enc zcLia- yer
Specimen corics mailed FREE on application fao-
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Custom House. DISTRICT or FIzxoSr, I
Collectors Office, Burlington, May u, iSS3.j
scaled proposals. will be received at this Once
until u O'Clock A.. n. on Monday tho 18th day Of
NAV for raising, replacing. and keeping IN their
proper positions all the BuOys now in Lake Cham
plain and such others as may be authorized, for ono
wear rum the first day Of June next to the succeed
in 3Ist day Of May, according TO the regulations Of
The Light House Board and the printed sPeciicn-
tions, copies Of which can be had by applying 70
this Office.
BY order of the Ii ht- House Board
T.. VI. POWELL,
Li.ht-Hou-e Inspector ID District.
WV. CLAPP,
supcrintcndcn. Of Light.
Nav 18th. d&w2w
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FANNY CLARK's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all pssracnr,, en-
rrSrpf,r or GRAND I~LE, So l. eernel IN the r
t.tr n Fanny CLARK late 4 south Hero. deceased.
GREETING
Ata Probate Court holden at North Hero within
and for said district " Grand Isle on tne ~ gay II
Ne a II t-57 an instrument purportiug o. be the
la viii and Testament Of Fanny Clark, late ~
South Hero in aid district deceased Wa presentef
20 the Court aforesaid hy the Executors thers!l
named for Probate.
III. ordered hy said Court, that the 81 day -
Nav inst at the Court House In North Hero, De a.
.iled for p-0vin. said instrument and that notice
no -ivcn - All persons concerned, by punllshinS
this order three weeks successfully in the Burning
ton Free Pres. a newspaper printed 40 burlington
previous 20 the time appointed.
T..rsfors YOU are hereby notified -o appear ~ inc
time and place appointed az one o'clock y N. and
contest the Probate &c the said instrument IL y u
have cause.
Given under NV hand 10 North Hero t'u. ~ Gay
Of NAV 4. d. 1863. Attest.
-t5v7 AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, judge
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GARDEN SEEDS. GARDF
FISH. FISH.

..,....tn Ii,firt-r aud 6eur-ia Rank 'rd Fish ami
- So. Q Alackcrrl hy the Dbl. and hitt
e.. /. HART,
No. Bank Block
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John was holding the large tran o,,cn lc
fne him, his back against the tree. H. end
Of the tap resting on the ground. when ~.
ar dashed at him fuTi1ulv, With r,n,,tl,
wide open Snap went the tran and mo,
Mrs Bruin was fast Home went ,h., h,ys
each ui them carving cub Father. broth
Ct Gardener we've caught l,.sr
Yes, held the trap, and the old l.sr ran
az me WITH her mouth widD oren. End ren
her head right "a the trap, and thoie -, vaf.
sec 'he Gun ! nc bear Is in the trap new 80
impossible = said Mr. Simonls
Impossible - said brother Gardener.
but they went back with the bcy>. and
there, sure enough, was tho mother hear At
the loot Of the tree nutzled with the Eeavv
uaF - she was shot, and her meat filled
The pork barrel. Even at this distant dav.
! canno. but tel sorry in heart for that POOR
bear. But dare say al the boy- who read
this story will feel altogether on the side Of
Elijah and John -iHu9ert and .ScBoo17,o,e
ALLOTTED rAY.-A4signecs and others holding
orders for allotted Pqy Of the Tenth Regiment.
arc hereby DotIfel that returns have come to
hand for November, December. January and
February, and this Office is prepared to pay the
sums received IN the u-u,l rav.
nm
State Treasurer.
Rutland. May Is, 1868
letter from Monticello ,keutucky. speak
ing OF the manner in which the people re-
ceiyed our troops IN their recent advance On
that place, -ays "One old lady. mile he
yOnd this place, said. rs She saw onr columns
rushing on after the rclels When ! "a
that old far comm I mt ,br,,,.d ,,,,. IN
b,unc, an Tho ,,r,,,,,d mi .,.,,,,,...I ?, ,.
THt BEE,TmINe or TEEis-HoN to restore
Health to the Blood 4 few wears ago. if il had
been asserted that trees had lungs and brcathe.I.
the il,a would have been secuted. vel II Is true
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There ras about ors-third roro cattle thar last
wsel. hu. prices remain wtthcat change TIE beat
river cattle sold for SO psre -. quite - many
shsep hut prices full as high.
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\ IrRARITS, Question Books, sineinz bo"s
Uictionar RE. Atlssses. Reward Cards, &c. y
full supply a-t received and y r sale nj ~ IN
uriee- rs y v f'"'
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j e. T.. HART.
Anil b. 40 Z Flank Block
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WAIlsFHool But The Nc,r York Pcs
has seen hank bin ctieh had been water
soaked dozen ,im.- and va- as good and
brieb, a. if rcw. Tho paper was prepared
With thin and pcrie~tlvtrnsTeront coating
Of india-rubher, which is bid ON after the
hin T. printed and c.',.7s and preserves the
ink a- veil as the plVr-
N.Y. HI,roErc,1 So1r1Y CELEBRATIONS.
III, \. y. Historical Society celebrate on
Wednesday next their 200th anniversary the
birthday If Mr. Bradfo7l, who introduced
printing INTO the American colonies. The
tomb erected 20 hi memory il 10 be restored
hv Trinity Church corporation, and special
.ervicrs are % Ire held on the occasion.
Tuz TRuu PrA~.-A Dayton (Obio) de-
Patch, IN spanking of the damage done at the
late copuerhoaI not. amounting 10 some
S25n 900. sn,s thu huttcrnuts concerned in
the late riots arr 10 hc taxed, each equivalent
- hi means, until a sum ], raised to dcfray
the loss connected with their outrage, bc-
dee term in the Pcnlenuarv.
The venerable John !. Crlttcndcn ina, re
roived the mon nomination iuy Congress IN
rho Seventh district Of Kentucky. He has
come out strongly against the rebellion, and
pledged himself 70 support every measure oi
rho administration tending TO a vigorous pro-
-ccuti1u cf the war until the power oi the
q. vernment and the constitution l. r. c-ta-
Lll-hel in an parts of tho country.
TEE RM>.-A real Virginia rainstorm has
ru-t passed over. Tho amount Of water that
has fallen -inc, saturday is registered At two
md half inchc-. E,uvthug il coping
,".'
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W rHINGToN. Nav Is

A.hlNGToN. May 10.
The fact thu, both officers and men. 10 a
considerable number, daily arrive from the
Rappshennock and proceed tn their homes.
is regarded as an additional indication that
the Army will not Immediately make move
nent against the enemy. Gen. Hooker
purposes and the designs Of the Government
in connection with the War. 20 far a. the
Army cf the Potomac l. concerned are mere
matters OF conjecture
Hence there is no reliance 60 Be- placed on
the rumor> concerning them. There l. mo-
truth IN the alleged threatened movement If
Mc~cby'- cavalry in London Co. They num-
her but l5o men. and ma rand on the Balti-
moro and Ohio. or any other railroad, j. at
probable, or inlccl Possible.
The Trarr,'s Washington despatch say
tho la>t Of our wounded lcf .u Tho ether side
of th, RapIa}sun.ek have l,.u brought
over the river. y good care va, taken of
them, while th.y rcmaip,d 100 the eucmv's
lines a. could reasonably hc expected. Our
surgeons have hccn with them since Gen.
Hooker crossed the ri,c '1 Tho dead Of
both armies hsv, been lulic
There ls reason - lcli.,. ,hat the fuln--
ct line Court arc such a- 20 -hov that tho
President hal smrle rei-an f'r removing
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The City of Ncw York which left Liver
rool At noon cn tho 9th, and Queenstown
9Th. arrived thi7 morning. The Liverpool
Chamber IF Commerce has received q note
from tho Foreign Office inresronse TO mem
ORAL for improvement Of the Foreign enlist
ment Act. .tstins that Government cnnnot
.ee how Improvement j. 70 he made