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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-14
St. Anthony's Fire. Rose. Salt Rheum.
Scald Heed, Sore Eyes.

Prom Harry sucker, ksg, fAc otic fdRnr r. "a,
Hnkhdnnnck Dtmncru, Prnsgironia.
.. Our only child. about tlnee years of al,c, was
attacked by pimplcs on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed loafhso ami Niruleui
surt. which covered his iact, and actually blinded
hs ewes for some days. sklul phy rician applied
nitrate of silver aud other remedies. without Huy
apparent effect. for hftesn days guarded hi
hands lest with them be- should tear Open the its
toTiug and corrupt wound which coserd his whoe
face Having tired every thing else We had any
hone from. We l,gan giving your >AHSAfAAiiLA,
and applying the iOdlde Of potash lotion, a. yol
direct The s0r, began 90 heal when ~ bad giser
the first bottle. and was well when We had finished
the second The child's cyelaslses which hal cous
out grew again, and hc b. now a. healthy ana far
a. amy other The whole neighborhood predicted
that the child must die"
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Legal Advertisements.
'lTORTGAGE SALE.-Defsult having

hOkI UATri SALE.-Deisut having
VI been made IL the conditions u certain mort
gag executed hy Joseph Bach and Cornelia Beach, .
v g.. ~ White OAK, Michigan, % samuel Crosman 10
All. Arhor Michigan dated the 1rst day q Noyemher.
2 Eht--u huntrei and dfiysix and recorded JAM
arv thirteenth ISIS The Oace q TIE register 4 g. IS
for til county u InghAm ia he state ~ Mclgsu
htar Il q nrrtEages OF pSe :, upon which m0ri ~
there is claimed be due a. the dale " this notice the
sum " Two hundred aud aity three dollars and twelve
cents ans 70 suit proceeding ~ lsS having been 10
stfltel recover any part thereof notice Is therefore
hereby given that Monday, the thirteenth day y
November next a. % cock iu the afternoou snail sci
al pdtl ve1dle the highest bidder a. the front door
of ti4- Circuit Court Il use the village VI Mason l
fhe county ~ Ingla. Aforesaid The premises 10 said
mortgage described. much thereof a. shall De Dec
essary satisfy he amount due o. such mortgage. Will
interest aud -. costs. together With attorney r.
q twenty I've dollars, covru4nted therein, that =
saw the ioo III described piece parcel of and stu
ate ia Ingham county. Michigan, the south Wesi
quarter II north east quarter u section twenty. ii
towns hip y. tWl north Il range NJ. TWO east.
palsvIle. August 9th. ls63.
SAMUEL CRO>MAN, Mortgage
n " ArVo0n. Atty 45owla
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his company NllA au increased capital t,HA. pf'
SCENTS - claims iar fsutluuluct ui p-hC patronage
and security against l.ss aaG ny tIre -ai ia
lui Risks. paid up lAsh 'aliin 90 Pour hun ares
housana collars. ani additional cash surplus a. tul
Hundred thousand lolars. making total capital -n
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g.. Ayers
'ARSAPARILAA'
TIE worrD's aEEAF kfNrD1 Pa


Scroflla and Scrofalous Diseases
Fron ESsery EdsS, a vel tnors plerchanf o., n.
farYi. Maine
4" have sold large quantities Of your SARSAp,
KtIlA but never vet one bottle which failed ~ -
desired eject and full satisfaction 20 those who -
H. As fast as our people Try u, they asrce the- -
been no medicine Ike II before IN our c0mmuuitr-
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches. Pusnales. N.
GERS. Sores, and all Diseases Of the Skin
E,-ars Rs- R,bf Str1ffoa. bristol Fn-t-,s
only do my duty 10 YOU and he puhhe W.,
! add my testimony 10 that YOU publish OF ths ~
dicinsl virtues Of your SARSAfAhILi-N. Nv ds--1
ter. a..cd Ten. had an affecting humor In her -
ewes, and hair for years. which We were unable 4,
cur until tried your st,>APAHiiAA. - ~.
been wcl for some months.
Prom Mrs Jane r. Rics. tN,'i in0lra dnd rss
esteemed iGiV = ilclnssriAf, CAPE Nay c.. r. u
.. My daughter has suflcrsd for a wear past win
scrohilous eruption, winch was very trouhlesor'
Nothing attended any relief until We tired No,
SARSAPARILLN, which soon completely curs.s hsra
Eross CiGrles =. GAGE. ESq-. ~ ne lrideis inos-
t-,lgc, Marrau y Co., mana. ,icfarcrs ~ cEaneiai
papers ia Nashli, y. n
- L had for several years 4 very trouhiesous
humor in my facc, which grew constantly Worss
until u dishEured my features and hecamo an iaill
cradle afilicfion l tried almost every thing msr
could Of both advice and medicine. but without suv
/ relief whatever, until l took your SARSArAnuI
II Immediately made NV face worse, yea told M
II might for time hut IN a few weeks the nv
skin began 20 form under the olotchcs, ami ON
tluued until my face l. ~ smooth a. Any Oody'S
\ aud am without any symptoms II the disease thvt
| know Of. I enjoy pTicct health. And without a
| doubt owe 10 10 your SAESArAHlLLA.'
D~ysipelas - General Debility Purify the
Blood.
| Prom Dr. R0bf. Sairin. Hcss,on So. Nelr rorf
| e. DR AVER I seldom fail % remove Irupfiaus
and >cr1fiaus SORES hy the terng use 81 vour
! SAR~ArA RfllN and have just now cured an siia,k
| OF Malignant ErpsipsigS with IL. No alternative ws
| possess equals the >Ail>ArAEfLLA you have sup
Piled 10 the profession well a. 10 the people "
Prom ,. p Jahnsfon. EsQ.. Hattnan. Ohia.
| A" For twelve years, had the yellow Ery.rclu
on my right arm, during which time tried all m,
| celebrated physicians could reach, and took hun
| drei- of dollars worth Of medicines. Tho ulor.
were 80 bad that the cords bccamc visible and the
| doctors decided that my arm must b. awpufated
hs1au taking your SAKSArAKILlA- Took tNo h1t.
ties and some Of your PMS. Together they have
| cured ne. ! am noW a. well aud sound a. any holy
/ Being in public place, my case De- known 10 every
body ma this community, aud cNcites the w0ader q
! an "
| Prom hon. Henry Nonro. " ,. p, - Aet0ohss
e. ". a leading nssabs1- az ne Canadian larla.
| rleuf
| 3. ! have used your SAKs AZ ARiitA m my family.
| for general detilifp, and for pHrif1iag ~ hood
with very beneficial results. and feel couAdcnc lI
| commanding II 10 the afflicted
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THE ONO CATAWBA BRANDY


not only equals but exces the best imported Braniies
DO purity and flavor. Ii is IN fact the BfSI BRANDY
KNOWN This statement Is fully currohorafet hy the
certificates ot most ltugl bred lnly teal thrmi-ts
THE want oi pure Brandy l.- lohs been fell m this
country. aul the Introduction Ui ARTICLE oi such quail
rs a. slprrccle the sale and 80 those vile com
pounds hitherto Sold under the name uf Brandy can
only De- regarded AS a great public good. The Catawha
Br andy POSSESSES all ths cool qualities claned Tor this
hest imported Liquors, and Is az perfect purity and suIe
rior flavor aud a sovereign and sure remedy for
Dysrepsia Ffatdsncy cramp. Ctehc Ldnqisor Loto
Spirits, Gsaerai Diiiifg fhoisra H1rtus fc
Es-READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFlCAIES-ea
Rutland. VI. October I4th 1855.
W. have this day examined sample oi = y Pixies
Ctttwba Brandy shown u- hy A Morse. Agent, and
pronounce u a One and pure Brandy, and recon-
mend DO 90 m who may require 10 Tor nedic in ur poses
f. A. POND. d
II GEl~WOLD.
T H. COCHRAN
= y PIX Oar Sr-I hate examined with care.
sample OHIO Cit4Wba Brandy submitted o. me Tor
-pDction from Your store take pleasure lu certifying
purity ana possession OF qualities emitting II o.
he notice Of the medical profession medicinal agent
Yours. D. T. PAGE.
Rutland. Vt October l4th 1855.
have examined the specimen OBS Catawba Brandy,
this lav presented Tor that purpose. hy samuel
Pike ONO AMI lo NOT hesitate tu pronounce u hue
amt pure Brandy and recommend 10 m "a hn may need
u for medicinal purposes JAS PORTER
r THAYER & son Agents for lansing and vicinity.
424m6
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Piano FOrtes Il WeIOdeOns.

w pAfE CO. Piano. ana >Isaos= x wHir~a, Nf~h-
deems IN Lansing. Mich would cali the attention of tho
public % his stock OF instruments Ia the purchase
Instrument. two things to he accomplished The
FIRST is perfect Ausicri Instrument combining every
desirable point which GOES 90 make up netfK power
sweetness. of action ant durability The other ls
a. possess beautiful ana ornamental piece furniture
both Of which combined the above mstrum- It's.
Those who have seen them viii admit that they not
excelled BY any in the market Every instrument is
fully warranted % give entire satisfaction ami VIII o.
sold at Manufacturers Prices
A me octave Piano with all the Late nprova uts
be- seen for few days Call 40 thr Cty Book store.
AZ ! VILE
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Thus adordiug additional evidence Of the progress Of
American Enterprise ans Industry and of ability 20
produce articles at home equal 90 those made by any
other nation
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-06-16
CHARLES n. GREEN, Agent
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

WIS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for ii,
successful prosecution and settlement on Dc
mRnds against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had sewers
years experience in the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court OF Claims, and the Exeou.
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor.
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws Ano
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attontion will be given TO cases arsiDs
out OF the present war, including the accounts q
statos, Contractors, and Dlabursing Oaoers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for tS UOlIecns
ing, Drilling, and Organising Vol
unteers,', the reimbursement Of which ls author,
tied by an Get Of Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDKM
NIFTY FOB PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC UsEs, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUOB
PROPERTY, for HcFsos lost In the service, and fOr
MILITARY Pay, Tensions. and Bounty
Land
We give special attention % procuring Pons
atOns, BouDties. ete., aoorulng to soldsr
who have been wounded, contracted disease, or tina
Amiiea OF such have died. or been killed Wills 10
the discharge OF their line OF duty 90 such during tho
present war
Special care will also BE- given 10 claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
BY the Departments or KneficientIY Managed
Prompt attention also given 70 the collection Of
oaartermaster's Receipts givOn for Property taken
for the Of the Army to arranging Accounts with
andoollocting Claims against the QuArtermAstsrs De,
partment.
All Claims placed Ia our hands receive cur Promps
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, IN the hands Of an Attorney At any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Abide nom this decided advantage, our daily intsi
course with all the Departments enables ~ IN mos
cases to obtain decisions much moro speedily thAA
where all communication and sther necessary dotan
must be conducted through the mails
To this snd, We solicit YOU 20 forward 20 any oe
all cases Of such character you may nom te % TINA
have presented, and, as 10 our custom, wo will fur.
nish you with all tho neoeEssry blanks, and, when
required, Instruction
No charge made IN any case unless successful
Address, OHARLEs n. GREEN,
No, SO Cherry Street
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rrsuiusd By M, Jones.--I told tho
nembers the next day that | did pot
want 20 be member Of such q society (;
/ did not suppose that we were TO 90 TO
South Carolina 70 keep the negroes In
slavery.
BY Mr.. Coffey.--I understand that the
draft Is TO be resisted by the men refus-
ing 10 go we were not TO give man or
dollar for the draft.
BY MIR. Jones.-.It was understood that
we were 10 fight before we would 90 I;
this was the inference drew from what
heard at the second meeting.
By Mr.. 0'Neill.--The dollar paid was
to be appropriated TO get anybody out q
scrape who resisted when drafted there
was nothing said about the Constitution
and the Union in tho secret meeting |
don't know that we we're to test the law;
| don't know what you mean by test l
was a schoolmaster once, but am farm
or now.
BY Mr.. Ooffey. do not know Of any
threats being made TO prevent witnesses
from attending here.
Mr.. CofFey here said that he found 1t
extremely difficult 10 obtain the atten-
dance of witnesses, and therefore he
would not ask for further hearing.
A conference was now held between
the counsel, Messrs. Jones and ONeili
and the Commissioners, and Mr.. Coffeyi
and the case was closed.
The Commissioner briefly summed up
the evidence that had been advanced al
the several hearings, and disposed Of the
case as follows:
Harrison Oxenrider was required L
enter bail in $1,000, DR.. f. Illig $1,50(
and Huber $1,000, to take their trial 81
the nextIterm of the United States Court
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E7Ax$aT SaS DR. KING formerly OF New York,
sAUt for Iast years OF Louisville, KY,
SAAS>-a48As who has dovoiad bis attention 20
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years. hatteEs
hmselE having attended 70 practice for 80 many
years, aud cured 30 many thousands, he 10 enabled
10 cure AL Diseases Of private nature, no matter
how bad they may DO from inJudiciOua medical treat
ment, or Nom neglect OF their own. DR., Kipg's
Disponsary 10 No 2S Doaderick street. b0tween Cher.
~ aud Tho SQUARE, second story where he ouaes an
diseases Of private nature.
GouOfrhoa CURED without nAuseous medicines or
Interference with business
Structures OF Old Or recent date o6eotuAiy oured n
few days, BY an operation which causes no pain.
Where strioture exists health cannot b enjoyed
Perhaps no disease otueco more mischief aud UNDER
mines the oonnttaton % much.
syphilis, With all the diseases OF tho skin growing
out Of neglect o. bad treatment can be edootaAlly
cured IN Few days mff
GsaiRdl woalsss.-PsriioulhFA attention having been
given 10 this diseese and al che conssqOenoes grow
lug out Of IT, brought 90 IN many cases BY the de.
stFuctivo habits Of nconsidoFate youths and oEcss
i've Indulgence Of the passions q neglect OF WhJeh
will undermine tho constitution, rendering the eub
eet unnt for business society, and causing prems
turo old ago.
Females who may he lAboring with any difficulty O
tho womb may rest assured Of Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating
their case with foo enclosed, direct 70 Dr. A. King
No. Is Doaderlok street, Nashville, Tenn., Will have
the NECESSARY medicines sent 20 their address Ofns
hours from O'Clock ir the morning until In ths
VeninR July t0--in d&WiY.
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WANTED,

A GOOD MANTUA MAKER at the House "a Ia
"A duatTy. Inquire Of mm. y keEWkR,
lunej--5lf Spruce siraat.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.
army Post Oiir Department,

Army Post Office, Department.
Of Tie Cumberland, June 3, 1865
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS desiring 20 remit
" Money % their friends would do well 90 send Il
by their respective state Agents. or the hKpress In
stead Of through the Mall, the lattor 10 collected
~ lamp often In hurry, and very oarelessy
Drought 20 the Army Poet OMoe on no setback or Ia
wagons 10 open bags, HANDLED and re-handied
great nuhher Of times, an liable 20 many dangeu
W Whleh the hnpreas Agents arc not subject. ~
most OF tho otatea arrangements have been mado ~
Nnleh inc gee Of the soldier DO paid 70 his
lemly az home, bus avoiding tho risk 0f transmits
sien avery possible care viii be- taken III the hand.
no enQ transportation Of tho army Mail, but under
enaiins circumstances IL a certainly not SO aAie
moae of nsmitting money AZ either DE Ernrsss or
Agsnoy g. O. HRRRICK. ArnIv y M.
luRs7-dRW-2tW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-21
Fatal sssbbipg ARRAY in wsshisssou
.---~------ street. ...y-s- - : >

hais Array, involving ths death o. ssiioT Damod
John Kane, occurred At the drinking saloon q Garrett
fAundress No rs Washington street, about ien O'Clock
thursday night. Kane inrrcated, - appears,
and got into dispute with the andIcrd, which end@i 70
During thu rneos Laundrcss drew sheath knife
and stabbed K.as in tho abdomen, inac,lBg mortal
wound.
III. wtito was called upon % AID the dyiss man; b1s
th wound Was o. such an extensive character That All
Ai,rmpr 20 stop ,hs bcmorhags proved fraiiiesn Tbs
assAilant taken into custody BY on"r toylo, We
Twonty ssvcnth precinct and lbexsd w IN te stal9a
rhon fatal would ulrtsd ~as recovered w ihs
yard aftached 70 the pfem,~~s ~& o0vcFed WIN
ble-,f ard WA easily hentnef al q Tie Irs0rer
Coroner wndsy will hid Inquest upn the body n
Kane q, ten O'Clock this morning. " n said that Ne
pri.9ner and deceased have had vreyos qraffes sh1
that IN ae ocealou favndresr threatened 70 ~ Kane
with the very knife thai he subsequently, ased w sch
f.tal rfrn<
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NEWS FROM HILTON HEAD.
s~S>~~~~~~~~~~~o~~~~<->
Exploits Of the Black Brigade
in Florida.
~~~~r~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~
Important Points Occupied aud Quantities
Of Supplies Captured.
~-~>~~~Ne~~>~~-~N>~~-s~>
The White Troops Opposed to the Cop
perhead Politicians.
<~>No~ee1>~~~>e<,~e<~~~~~~
SOLDIERS, RELIEF FOR THE british POOR,
To-. &C.. 10.
NEWS FROM HILTON HEAD.

Hnros HEAD, 8. O., March TO- 1863.
Tho latest Intelligence from the Black brigade, which
IN marching into Florida, is that they have taknn So
vsral important points, with mtny prsoners and csptur
large quantities Of munitions supplies and s
driving tho enemy before them
Tho expected arrival here OF another army corps said
be Burnsdes the departure Of which n noticed by the
Richmond papers, has created csh hopes and additional
enthusiasm among our troops.
Charleston paper speaks OF Tho expected arrival In
that city OF distinguished military characters u
witness The expected battle at that point.
Tho Eighty -nfh Pennsy lyanl held great Indignation
meeting tho 18th. denouncng the proceedings Of
peace meeting, recently held at their homo IN Fayetc
county. Similar meetings being held In other regi
meats.
memorial u the President Ia being prepared by tho
soldiers asking tho appointment Of Union 70 visit
the army onaly and also that administration
Journal may furnished gratuousy to tho troops in tho
field.
movement Ia o. zoo. here among tho various rcgi
raise fund for tho suffering poor Of England
Tho charges preferred against Colonel Osbono OF tho
Twenty fourth Massachusetts, have been whdrawn,it
appearing that they all groundless which restores
this popular and accomplished officer his command
This United states steamer f. sccor Captain s,lonzo
blanchard, which General Nagses flagship, will be
taken by General Ferry for tho Sane purpose Her ON
Gent and sklful captain presented with handsome
testimonial from General Sagee and star prior TO their
departure -s.-,1-.
special coan,son OF tho United States Bard Of su.
pcrvng Inspectors Of seamcrs consisting Of hcssrs j.
N Muller and j. Remington have been despatched hther
by Secretary Chase 10 examine into tho condition Of tho
steamers this department Ten government transports
and six chartered onas are found unit for service.
The experiment Of the Monitors IN Fort McAn
ter has proved Of great valuc in demonstrating their I'm
pregnabinty aud good qualities
The Adnms Express steamer Augusta Dinsmorc ar.
rived here the l3th inst, from New York, via Dcsu.
fort. North Carolina with tho United States mail and az
press matter. Tho Mary Sanford and Mary osrdnan os
this iine which chartered by the government on
their last trip TO bring ordnance stores for the iron cads
lcft prior 70 tho arrival " tho Din-morc.
Tho steamer City Of Bath, Captain SNOW, which
sprung aIeak her recent trip Key west todiy
fos baltimore via Beaufort North Carolina, Tor repairs
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INTERESTING FROM KENTUCKY.
spIYit~d AHsty with Gueriiiss s.ar
Htehiaud.


me Nashville train yesterday wa hrqep ~ We ifaek
By suerias By obziruciions fonr mis-. above kchiAua
station, sad 20, al wcoaeurn, - previously sisei no
oeornoalve trader and two srpfsss cars we're SMASHED
me ggernas fred into The rear car, coIaluins
and children They oAlsd themselves yorgan's
ne passengers returned she are king sus and ~oani
ius thee rs~HAs. osa rAssenger 1nsi xssy ~ounsei
n. gas~lias conmenssi FsFoliaE AZ tbs heal X -
train md took s~ay escsfs sis aims, rirsd thefr or
pet .Aoss, n. Adams Express ssfs ~" robbss ~ L.
oonteru, but part ~. subsequently t"prsrta ihs
mail on tbs rsin va. .slrsd. bot vas -sopr-si
The oondactsr rsn tsex mil- y To siscs&ae -.
asrs cams 40 al d9sbls quick, reespsaied ~ tan ssa
drove ~ the su~rs,. woasdns several a'd asns 'of
wnoperr.
a~..ssi rrsnnan a.d flociensn, Nckse, "bo zoe %
the rar ear usra neiiv oslaafes - Tsfo'~a, eu' "s
safe a nashville
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NEWS FROM vIcKsBuRe.

CrScxssr, March 20, 1888.
Advic,s from vcksburg report the health OF tho army
improving The troops enthusiastic with the prcs
pcct q an immediate engagement
s thought that the Lake Providence canal opposite
yicksburg win prove successful AS Lake Providence IL
opposite yoKburg. this despatch probably means
the cut on.-Ep. HKRALD.l
There has been largo movement of transports and
gunboals up the Yszoo Pass.
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- Nsss scatter thas Mr. Eaidel had just haA an iutcr
WV win y Dvsuya d Lhuys IN ths ssaEss os which
mlien w. naAs q Mr. Ssward's rccent despatch. Mr.
non ~ ~ b have concealed Ms surprise Tint Mr.
0sA ssssd thiak thas lhe seeding Staten we're willing
NasAnhhAsn y ne washington Cesrss.
hsAas pspesssa, ays II Hssd. thaA ~ sev~.msns
= R,shsssa Aad jass esstsssssa u Paris loan for
eoAee roo francs.
gsporsd shas the Confederate Lon os &soo - win
- once raised q eight per cent seek u seventy
ssvsa.
~ asputation had waited upon Mr. Adams In London
- prsaented him with address, signed BY than
= go citizens of Birmingham, sympathizing with the
ans.slavsry policy q President Lincoln.
the House Of Lords Lord strathsdcn's notice In favor
- recognition ol the South Whenever France ID ready
esscur in the movement had brought forward
IA IOnd 7imes sro~Sly cossdemns tAs motion dprs
ssks Asc.ssion subject, and urges continued strict
seatrality.
N she House OF Commons, Mr. Laird asked the 60
vsrnmsn. informed Of ships preparing for the Con
SsAssates In England similar " the Alabama.
Mr.. Iayard said the attention u tbs government had
sssn called 10 than vessel II the kind but
evidence had been Jet furnished TO enable the govern
Interfere Strict orders have been given for all
suspected vessels 10 be closely watched.
he motion by Mr. Fitzgerald for the production o. all
~ correspondence relating the and it's Effects IN
cba0ing that with the C0noderat0 CCmmssloner, WAS
adopted.
The London Times (City Article) rays tho prcposalo the
Washington issuing letters OF marquee with
sther indications, have revived the impression that a
certain portion Of tho washington Cabinet endeavor
ING obtain solution Of the existing difficulty BY Forcing
foreign scar, to enable the breaking up Of the
Union bo attributed the overwhelming power Of the
jealous European artist cracy This theory alone ex,
plains Stewards determination TO Insist that the federal
power has met with nothing but SUCCESS and that
b no Southern instruction.
The writer points out the total impossoilty Of
oonducting any sound business In New York under the
violent fluctuations OF gold experienced and ex.
pssssss the foar that movements for tho future win be
SIN more rapid and violent.
grand dJeunc was given At Manchester on the 4th,
IN honor Of Captain Lunt and &c rgo 'rswod and formal
addresses Of thanks presented. Among tho oasts
drank was one In favor Of the New York contributors
Proposed by Sir .shaeworth, and responded by Mr.
q Ford, American Consul. 4as6F. t.a s.
Lyons letter states that tho American war has not
oily affected the cotton and sik manufactures OF France
but other branches Of industry suffering from tho
same cause. 4H tH- NHtM STA