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WILLIAM 4. BATC1 sdHalr DYE
produsss color sos y - dissisIuishsd fronaatus
warranted sss - iatnse tAsAAis
iii saesss 81 bad 4yss, invisesss
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bsssuAnis assae BY aalAfAsnnAs, -. A. sktas
y ,TAsEeaslaei - sisneANiLAIAM.A. 1ATcH8lOp
- tAs fssr siiss q aAA ~. 49, Aa-
ysstory, No. 81 Barclay strssi, New York. fIai,
~ bsesdway and l61esd atrast.l e-sy- -jS(vlAw1
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..7 MI Fort Monroe. April 10,
The Rishmond Whia Of yssasrdsy has
the following highly exciting ia,slh.
gsnos
l-aH Al Chsslsston. April Z.
The attask on OAarlessca co0msacsa
to-day. Fosr iron-clAds out Of seven u
the Ysnkse Assk ars gagged. The firing
from the Aeee and Forn Sumter and
Moultrie, and Morris Island was very
heavy. The Iroasides vas hit and ran
|asbors. bat subsequently gos OF and was
saken out FRANCE.
AT 2 O'Clock IN the p. m, nine moni.
tors and tho Ifonsides opened IRE u .
distance Of 1000 y,ris. !,
At bsH-psst two O'Clock the 6ring On
both sides became incosaant and was kept
up till s O'clock, whom it gradually dinias
|ishsd. The fre q Ito Aeet vas concen.
t1tsd on Fort Sumter. The Ironsides
and Ksokuk withdrew from the engage
nsnt. at I o'clock, apparsutly disabled.
IntenaA excitement preyaill in this city.
Cur monitors hnvc Just gone out to take
part in The eight. saa
Our casualties are ons boy killed and
Eve men bsdly wcuudcd IN Fort Sumter
Reports from the other batteries have no,
yet come TO hand.
! Charleston. April 8.
| ssven terrible iroa-slihs ard the Iron
sides are inside the bar. The Ksoksk i
stuck on the bsssh Of Morris Island.
Thar = no disposition on the part o
the Fedsrsls to rsnev the conflict.
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% 00u1sJ AP'H HU'
The Democrats special from Young
Point Sd says: Ssveral transports with
troops and Ellet's Malins brigade and one
iron steamer came mp the stream this
morning. 1s,-
There i no prospect Of active opera.
tons before VII sburg for some time yet
A ne~ ana s Sbecn e':i 2 uilns above
here to te n..,sr long, AND ~ empty In
10 the Mississippi below Warreafon.
dredges and IN Afrioaa brigade tars q
work night aad day.
/ FarTagut holAs the river between Vicks
burg and Port Hudson.
Porter and Grant are recoanoitsrinl
up Yaxoo in considerable force.
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Fremont but, carried ont what ten. Lyon
dsensd neosssary. Al to the msnner ID
which il was done, the committee for
besn expressing IN opinion. Ia regard
to reinforcing promptly points thrsaseaed
BY The ensmy, ths committee believe Fro
mont aotsd with energy and pronptnss.
Troops were oollectad b him . sooa u
could b dons, and promptly sent Whore
THAR service was demanded. The Gov.
srnment called upon him for troops to b
tsent East st time when he vas uost
earnestly engaged in procuring forces 70,
the assistaaes Ut Mslligaa. These tina
wsse left he ssnt promptly, and only. fail
I'd to render the assistance needed from
sau1ss over which Fremont had no con
troll. sag WIZ
j Fremont perceived the advantages 4
result from gusboals fot Western rivers
and brilliant victories win bssr tsstino.
Jny toths eorrsctnss Of his jadgneat.-
The committee thisks Frsmonts euaaci
patioa1 fo1lala1Dn - : MAat ef6cieu
neans. fee oerpahisg tia rebsllion.
J proof q which i y only necessary % stai
that his % ees1sess when transferred
asoehsf 6spottAeok i4psd ii lsp1Aml
ton smbodyjng Tia sans principle, an
the President, . oonmandsr in Chic
has applied the $500 lsinpipls 70 the \
bsllious States II wkels. aThs admin
tration 81 Frsnoal ~ snlnIhtly cha
: actsrized y earnestnsAs, ability and lsy
any, $50 al M steaFs asosss HI SsIFTv
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

20 lay the Atlantic cable We have successfully built
and put IN ope ston telegraph lines cnnocAS Sn iran
200 on The acIo with the Atlantic States. We have
aIso built a line 10 Yreka, the eltirme 10 thsrn
undary OF Columbia and line Will be built 'ts season
from the latter place TO Portland Il which 4 100
miles rom Victoria, Vancouvers sand. This gap we
shall build next year, and when dnne Ncto n va be rs
near to New YDrk by telegfah ksato.soos then
lay the Atlantic cable, and the North Pacific py the
magic telegraph wtlsspeak to the Mediterranean
II W. Carpenter President OF tho Overland Telegraph
Comnany, San Francisco, June q quarter past twelve
J. NJ, To Cyrus W. fied:-
We congratulate you the prospect cf the early sue
ces OF your great enterprise In the meanwhile we on
the shores OF the Pacific not idle Already talk 10
you across entire continent az II face TO face Next
year hope will find you IN Geographic communication
with Oregon, Victoria, and British Colnmbaanother
year with Mexico and three years with London and Paris
b. way OF the Annoor aud ST. Petersburg.
The overland telegraph has demonstrated the possi
biliy OF transmitting messages through long circuits.
dispatches have repeatedly been sert direct from New
York 10 san Francisco distance o. about 900 miles by
wire with rs much ease, aey, and despatch the
distance were but flfty miles.
May you meet with cisappontmeh. in your
great efforts 10 put grdie round tue earth.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
OUR ESPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Oar London Correspondence.

LONDON, June Is, 1868.
Chang Of Public Opinion imesicda Igairs-yae Best
Authorities Aoiina ne R,6elS--Aarsig Ab9w ytets.
ttrJ- Emi5rliion DeeJtons Prre ss Nv Lcadon Tmss
orrsrondent-Brish CoNgnes Of China-p prosret, Of
WW teiWesn England, FaHes and Aipirii on Cns SIDE.
dsd Rasfd and PrissiI on tae OhcTSpociat ToIsrtph
DssT aches f,om ne Csn'inn 70 NE Ne,v ros Herald
DC, de.
al r4bc demonstratlOns American aTars arc sls.
rclisl to await the result % Mr. BoohuCl motion in
The House oi Commons the 30th No mortal believes
thai VIII hive any eject except draw cut opinions
from inliyidua members, aud that Without any prola
billy of division.
Great anxiety Is manifested, particularly among the
ffeuds Of tho rebels TO oara tue Of vckbarg Ine
I0aaon Standard is ran,c the subject DONE believe
ihe aA of tho place possible, and says N Grant does
capture the rebels st strong enough 10 get their
Independence.
Tho federal cause s gaining in strength daily, partly
on account OF their better proapcos, but stn more in
consc uence the spread of sensible opinions from man
mct VI high position and great Influence.
The great distress IN many parts Of the kingdom par
tcuiify IN ireland aud the manufacturing districts has
giveu large stimulus 10 emigration, aud te afstocracy
are greatly chasrined TO see the most Of this
o,bns directly into the United States, the Journey
tucrc beius sslssi .oA easiest laas ias cheap.
ssr and bst, wisS the highest, employ mont the mos.
sAl.s, aaa ,hs government sns most liberal and Just Of
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
The French Likely to Rem ain.
[From the Manchester Guardian, Juno 1871


The news Of the present success arrives Just in time TO
help the government home em1arvossnens
The Mexican expedition has always been unpopular and
It's apparent III fortune little calculated TO
pablo sentiment But besides this tho enlarged dmen
sons which acvured IN consequence Of tho
drain upon the III baianod OF The country and
believed 10 hamper the Emperor IN his European
Icy while the elections have Just shown him how far he
still IA from reconcng the people OF the towns to impc
rial institutions. amidst these difficult o. the actual cap.
tire OF uebla and the high probability that Mexico itself
rejoicing IN the couacls ot the 1uilerics. The EN-
peror bmse has lost time in expressing his gra1cs
ton IN letter To his vctorirus general forcshadowng
shower of honors and rewards like that which followed
hr king OF Pckn, and also indicating tho policy which
he desires to pursue In the country newly Subjected to
bis arms. The Mexcans he writes incitcd 10 their
stubb ra resistance by M ignorant dread OF his ntcn
tons on their behalf lie regrets tho loss ssia ned by
atiol 10 the reflection that their win tho
honor oc France and promote tho spread OF civil alton
And be baatoas 20 rc ne od ss that the army went
10 Mexico no, 70 impose sry rari,cular raycfnrert on
the reope % suhscrvc he purposes nny faal,a
bsi = give ncw life . ihe nation ~ establishing
snd legeiy TO supply IL with government kLlch v III
he supportcd by the popnlar vii aBd as . natural
result. 70 sscuto The maintenance OF friendly
aua tFfery ohtaincd throusi hct bcnlaccrs incrycn
iol % u very probable thn, 81 -tnc ,hcfe well s,und.
ing ris the Emperor does 40 more than express hs
r1a. isl Fvcns have Already snoWn him uI.t an M
vasfe ne Mexico "a not sxsc'ls tn military psaa mai,
which = N saa % DC ~ ancina'son, and he must BE-.
gt 20 frslect tFr' prDaHget ~ urrigi 0f a c,.nfry
NJ f01gie mag M ts ge'f c,spiejs oia H. h y,
9f f'or IA F'Top~'n rfdpr u ihcrtf iise'f that
Lc uf b1 = a 20 cxtrisa'0 Himself from hs w,x~.n
engagements With oss results than he ps m.cd n,ser AZ
sst liut in this a. 10 other tiers TIE kmirror OF
%. Wrench 70 not entirely h cwn master and there ara
pn 1g,s N this letter 10 Cen Forev which hardly prue
hiry evacuation Of Mexico. "a is still sail that he is de-
termnej not ~ ener into relations with the r
uarrz aud the reader ay be pcrplexed - dscover how
tho professions az political mlsraly TO be carried
out when Que party Is absolutely excluded from the field
According 10 AL ordinary rules the present lrcsdent ob
tanned his position by the popular viii and We NAV he Al
loss 10 perceive how that viii be better known 70
the Emperor than TO the Mexcans themselves n unver
sal suffrage the pattern OF Savoy aud Nice is 70 eo,ds
the question: the ballot boxes being under the protection
9As fSndy tnuadrs, then indeed We may sss our vay
70 a immediate result but also that this result
sil sndsvs only long hs sams irpadus WA fAsr
fts6ly bagcss. ovs Osvs 10 mdsrfain e. The Msxicans
0Ay " vry unreasonable rsce but thsy dsnos want
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
Intervention.


A CLERICAL REBEL APPEAL TO RNorANp.
[From the London Herald (Derby organ), June 1871
II without Just reason and We trust tnat IL will
without good fleet that an earnest appea has been
addressed the Christian world At large BY humber Of
divnes OF various religious on behalf OF
their countrymcn OF the Ccncderais States The utter
ignorance OF American aars and American character
which until ouibresk present war was 80 prc
vslcnt in England has given 10 the adyocaes or the
Northern cause facilities Tor asehood or which thcy have
10 sSoy Ss tive %
good many persons and To deprive the South OF the
failed 20 understand the wide dstcton which exists be-
tween parties bearing the same title 10 England and In
America In this country the leaders of the anti.
anverv ovement 70 oartv which vas eonnllv
earnest IN its sbors for the revival of religion and
though Il souid be r~p d0cM 10 trace am relation BE-
f,uer ne pecl,ay form OF Heir Christi IN fa;n ana fhsy
scr 4; ~ canss of oiifsou II has become rArt M he
creed Of their couutrymsn tnat abo and
cay rr,s,srv sra ~ scr.s sv :. ahss - .os sx.ss.,
~ last ,n,,y,s "a ,nse,~..n,s ",,c,s. cS es,h IT,
,er,c. .n,s ~ ~, sho tn. s.nss - sn,,.sa. ~
been chiefly espoused by The same class Of persons who
w,rci,1,sd s,rcs a. Tcoy or Mc"s sr,rorc.n, ,;r -
y, a. hh IL Tna ,"sa;n . ~ ~ s sses' ~
have hssn in .oc,s fev cssss soca,.ns "a
sis bns for the mos, nat ors, .oa swc~.r na,,s
~ % hSa. vysn 'cU. ,v, ucu sWns INC votsIies
love" who are rife among tbe mouarei popus,i n os
lately regarded by scber Chrisana in America AZ one
among ,sc many forms or rehc,l,or ~ sssnss n,v,ns
,svsl.on and soci. order which have sprung from
There n bas besa ss closc,v Idcnica lin ron,
nc,c ,,th h.,,as os .s,,rs .,d ,s.r,. , ~ " ss
W,,nsrsorc. ana n,,,on 80 IN ~ % h o. anu 'cr
rsan aud TheoJoys rsrtsr 1ia s nne ' Ueen @ ,s.
Yanlce racnuv hss deceived ms ccausy sd oa mha
.hs svm,,h,ss os rsi,gic,s hn, r,osos su n'sie"
Anosher scIs,on All, mora nrav.an hs ha ~ ,, ~,
No IN wss and that the south WAS n", real, sus
try ,bat netv ana vir,na ,vcro ~ no s.,s s. ~ W.,
csmp S nptiey and Iucnkcr ana ioe II, at ~ -, %
hat OF Leo ard stonewaIl J1clson Tie tru,h ~ ess
10 rcverse of mi, Tberc b,s ,.rhs,s W. h - @
Inc south Of that narrow rhrr,sac in,ocrant pn. ~
r,,op,sm which dislneulshei Inc f,unacys "T m,.
sachnss,,. and ia nsi csi er,,nnt @ IVY e. g.
land; bet the southerncrs have been always an ar
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
THE OPERA IN LONDON.
ssFaust." as Adapted by M. Gounod.
[Erom tho IAndnn Timcs, Luna Isl

fr,o,n ,ho cndcu T,r,cs ,.: 80 ~ "ou'
IN Thanks TO GousSd che rr:rsh or rather Isr:ia..
greater composer than ~ Gounod spohrl sct 70 muso
brf a oentnry snceis mak,ng ia WV ths'.sSon, hs
isngs ana hiesS of su,on s nsrn ns
are becomin more And mora f.m,, = M IN cSsS
nc-sonagsa shc S,sYs,;ns ;nc,aer,s .s , ."1 ~
wonsrs pce oS .a - u. s,s % 'ass @
nlscsd tbar, a. an m noi,se',,s % 49, ~ ~ , . -
MyeI win .ne nation 'nst owns shaks ere and Milton
vs rh ~ ,. & aau .ns 'nroagn INC Ls,Iumen.ay
oetbs tha. he %1,eo us o IN r.c xo s .Ss so,sr
oso M s sv ~. ~ !" pus ~ music ~ an"snor oou-
E =, 80 us.o % s 49, ." ~ vu r lnny - ,n" .no -osy.
~ ,h rrc ~ .; tc @ n ,s u,o,s @ sIknE cssmrc
s,oda, T,rnco .an,a Ssr, ~. ~ ,,s % si s ~
,oee .nn,oa oos NV W. ye S' ." sne o,s'Sss
~. 49, @ so.oovsou ,,y ~ su'ss .sol'1 s'u Mcue'
nero drama would not have been tolerated The sp.r!s
ss aesecratn Ru, tSe mse now oas cor,nd - sh
land OF beer and niocs and %s,snSys,e,bs s.esic
Eute,pewas enlisted 70 oxcuso and sAnety tho sacri-
,ese uy .ne ala o ncr me'ouousy pcssuasivo songnc.
and !d ne vas mct,mcrphoscd into wandering mins-
VIZ. vo"s III o v ~.s, W. sk,ns WIN suon go
ac.ec' III u" 81" wi 'n' "o~ sna soosnncss o n nsm
osrp; -. 81 ~ ~. =
MnaI mas Deen donc WIN Goethee "FausV ~ MN.
Barber and Carre 80 closely resembles the well known
piece called isust and Observation-Disclosures By Mr..
Charles kesn tnc frincess theatre 10 1884, and DO
rived no doubt from The same source "a french drama
brought out IN 1880 NJ the Porto g. Martin)that our
readers would hardly thank for q detailed analysis.
sams as that which has been very recently performed az
the scsa in Man with the that has attend
ed ~ Gounod's opera whore and whenever Il has boeu
heard and the sccnct outline OF the plot which ACCOM-
panies translation OF the Italian brctto NAV be read
without impatience:-
Faust q learned doctor nnds that old are crceos on
aud his spursuit OF knowledge becomes nat stale and
Improbable {" lie thinks OF suicide Tho Joyous sooss
o tho youthful students roach hts ears In sheer envy
Of their mrth no calls upon Satan 10 aid him Rophs-
tophocs, cmissary OF the dread power he has invoked 70
on oymsnt II nc win sign tho usual bond Faust heal,
tatcs Mcphisophc o. shows him vision of the lovely
Marguerite AZ an induccmcnt. He Rlsns the compact
drinks tho demons elixir. aud Immediately boo mes
yourx and handsone. lie ecks Marguerite In tho happy
home where bcr brotLcr Valentine has left her whis
aghling bis country's battles Dazzied bv the lewes
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

collision insisted war; Invoked their heads
the condemnation OF religion which declares that they
who take the sword shall perish by the sword"
And for many months past the sv0wnd OBJ
ect and only hope OF the invaders has been horr
words They have calculated the available population Of
er loss in the victories which have crowned
the arms Of people fighting for their country their
affairs and their homes and they have declared that
poe OF time this oss exhaust the ghtpg element
OF the South-that the flower OF her people, the be
twcon eighteen and forty Ave years OF must in time
DO extermnated and that Il Is TO this result, 10 be
purchased by still srgr sacrifice OF life, which IL
Is Affirmed that the North afford that they
Irok Tor the hnal termination of the and the re
storaton OF the Union Is this a hope OF which any
Christian people hear without shuddering and In
credulous disgustf s OF which this is tho ed
end one ohch Christian Poces ato,o 90 pner
edP Is not the mere avowal OF purpose--snch
an expecation-a crime which merely justines
demands the interference Of the civilized wordP The
lberate exfermnarn OF whole generation the only
means by which the North hopes effect its object and
IL erpected that shall sit s and this horrible
mr,ished. ond there English stdtee. who de-
care hd l. "a not op yolicV but duty sE stuS
We do not estimate the policy OF England towards
kindred nation or her duty Christian Power TO the
sufferers and to mankind And If she should sis aiu and
permit this horrible tragedy to be played out let II end
as may. how help fearing that the blood which
has been and will yet be shed will be required not only at
the hands Of those who but also at the hands OF
those whose tolerance and passive renders
possible this gigantic scheme for the murder Of whole
peoples
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

Paris (June l4) correspondence Of London News g
ihe France following up the idea ventilated BY N.
Michel Chevaler that Merco tsto be permanently occweA
fo' the gfor1fcatton Of The Latin the Western
tte7t, says that cvil service In every department
10 DO Immediately organized In that country. French
clerks are going out 70 work tho finances post Office
tom hsuse, electric telegraph and railways railway ID
to be made not only from Vera Cruz the city OF Mex
CO. but from that capital to the Pacific Ocean. canal
from the Gull OF Mexco to the Pacific also in
plaon All these henes tending to the permanent
resources of France than the itself has been arc
quite contrary To the reiterated official that
no conquest was iuended and that the Mexicans
to be FREQ to choose thor own government. however,
quite believe the assertions OF tho Fance. ! am per-
suaded from various indications that permanent oc
cupaton and from the first intended This scheme
on behalf of the "Iatin race" which despotc govern
ment has been able TO undcrke behind tho back Of The
nation, which has no sympathy with n whatever,
wI surely invoue France wdr euh the "Sdrow racs
as soon as the ctrii america shali BE- ssdea.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

m Hts IJune IoJ OorTespondence Of The Tondon post
Ihe french government does not intend % treat with
tne actual Mexican government and President when this
mitTy atons are completely finished. French au-
% g 70 oTcdnise ne seo ruling 7ooer, based on the
Will Of the Mexican Deops such were at Ieast Ia nro
positions ater The Idea OF making throne for an Aus
ulAn Mchhuke was abandoned But II 1t be true, as 40
repeatedly assorted that the population country "a
hostile 10 the French France only establish mill
ary government or course the French will restore the
priest party 70 power and give them back the lands
wouid no let them usurp But tho priest party hear
only small one hwiil be evidently easy matter 70
govern hexico IS the tntentt0n or France uhep ne
9hfr1 % all ocer 10 call IN ngcad and Spain reopen
me or1'no claims and erivances Those of France
Ohe pecunMry Claims At least most exaggerated, and
her purpose as the excuse for invading Mexico But
money question not the most important one H.
for ourselves but for the liberty OF Mexico, for the dig
nifty Europe and for the security Of international ree
lions" The Mexicans seem hitherto to have taken DIFF
erent view OF the French expedition so far the
OF the world s concerned government that France wov
esa'h must be better than ne former ia,oless adisiv
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

In the House Of Comnons on the 18th Of June ia reply
TO Mr. Cave
Mr. TAvARn stated that international conference bad
been held In Paris FOR the pUri ot examining into the
project OF tocgrephc lire from Europe t. North Aneri
ca via Brazil and the West lndes but her Ma estys GOV.
crnmcnt hal not considered u ncccssary 10 tatr pa n
that conference.