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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
~ Partnership heretofore existing between Charles
Buck Richard TAYLOR Buck and John Buck. doing bust
ness under the name of BUCK BROTHERS, is this day
dissolved far relates John Buck, who ts day
retire from the firm All BITS due the partnership
to be paid and those from the discharged
at the place of business the late m and the bust
ness will be carried heretofore, by the remaining
partners under the and style heretofore Of BUCK
BROTHERS. enables BUCK,
RICHARD TAYLOR BUCK.
Worcester, June Is, 1863 d3t jel6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

Mr. GEO A. ADAMS is now engaged in establishing
clubs for the Farmer in Worcester County.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

eBiiG SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, with good sta
+ssh&be attached, and one Of land The place Is
situated ut Snnnvsde. rear the Agricultural Ground
he pace has the best well of water in the city being
cold and soft. All kinds of rut can be found onthe
Pace-everyihiig nice and abundant. The money can,
lr the most part, remain on mortgage. Make appca-
ton to Mrs. CONGDON, 2 Sudbury street. or of DARi
VI PUTNAM ~ Main street. dim jel2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18
& A p 0 n / F l Z 4 +,
CONCENTRATED LYE,
A READY FAMILY sOAP-AIAKEE,
Orthree times the strength Of common Potash.

The public cautioned against the articles
of LYE for making SOAP, &c, now offered for sale.
The only GENUINE and PATENTED I've Is that made by
the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing COU-
pany, their trade mark for It being "SAPONIFIER;
or, CONCENTRATED LYE." The great SUCCESS of
this article has led UNPRINCIPLED to endeavor
INITIATE it, in viOlat of tho Company patents.
All nuf4cturers, yers Sellers of these sPURI.
Ives, are hereby notified that the Company have
emplovei their Attorneys
GEoR re HARDING, Esq, of Philadelphia, and
WILLIAM BAKEwELL, Esq, OF Pittsburg.
And that all Manufacturers, Users Sellers of Lye
violation Of the rights of the Company will be PROSE-
CUTED at once
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18
HOUSE LOTS

on Cedar, Chandler, Austin Newbury, Fruit. Ward,
and rayl0r Streets FRANCIS H. DEWEY,
mch25 diff 2lS Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18
by r. w VAIL
"A VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

T-lnT RLU ADLU NE 40 ESTAIE
hRijI AT AUCTION. on MAN, Myrtle and Southbrldge
streets I am instructed TO sell on SATURDAY
June 2Oh, at p NJ the following valuable Real Estate
vzi-Lot No ], situated the cornerof ain and Myr,
&c streets containing 49O feet, with Dwelling House
Lot No 2, situated Main street. next south Of the
above, aud cOntsins 534 feet
Lot No is situated Southbrldge street and con-
tRns 1868 feet, with Brick Store thereon.
Terms at the sale For further particulars enquire OF
Jelo dts II. W. VAIL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

K9ii FOR SALE-1he House now owned by REV
sssA GEORGE BUSHNELL, situated Just the Com.
mon, between the FIRST Bantist and Salem st Churches
Is now offered at private sale
This is one Of the most desirable residences in the city
being centrally located, ant from its peculiar situa-
ton free from the rise and dust the crowded street.
The lot contains 5000 Of land House in good re-
pair, containing nine rooms and bathing room II has
gas, hard and soft water; also furnace in the cellar
Part of the purchase money remain on mortgage
desired
For particulars enquire of ID. II EAMES,
m23 Corner q Main and Front strepts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

i'II CHANGE for House in Worcester A conven
slA..Aient house, new barn. an excellent well Of pure
water and about 80 of land Also wood lot of
about 20 Said Farm is In a very healthy and
pleasant location and half mi es from Oxford De.
pot. 1t is good Fruit Farm For further Information
apply to um. s. W. FIELD,
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Clothing.
A. P. WARE & co.


1854, 1853 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
Il sALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS MAN
UFACTURE, a = rOCK OF GREAT Elk
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Seasonal Garments,
ADAPTED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASS Es OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS 9EEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GARMENTS UNSCRIMPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK.
NIANsHIP; AND WE RES pEUTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF REAL Y.MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF SATIsFAC-
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
SORTAIENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXTEN-
sIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cassineres and Vestings.
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL &c Il SOLD
HH THE PIECE Or YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OLE
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO o IL
DEs, FOR EITHEG MEN OR BOYS,
IN THE IL EST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND SATISFACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARFICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT
OF
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL ZEE FOUND AS AT.
TRACTIVE AND AS WE'LL SUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO REM
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS IN AL RESPECTS
DESERVING OF THE PRTRUNAGE
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF BOYS'
CLOTHIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

Dr, ylatmr's IsaIsam of wild Cherry
This preparation certain cure for all diseases Of the
Thtndt and Lungs, Coughs, colds, Bronchitis, WhGop-
"a Co9Gh, roap, Ilcjptent Consumption, Sc In con
Irn N of the highest medical authority that Con-
pere restoration from this disease by the of the Bal
sam can be given - .,,,e.-
From BENJAMIN WHEELER, Esq. Depot Master at South
ROyalston, Mass
SOUTH RoY4j sToN, Jan. 4, 1850.
Messrs SETH W. FowLE n Co., B0stun:-
Gents Although unsolicited by you, cannot refrain
from a ding mo testimony the already given in
favor Of yonr Wis dr'S Basam of Wild cherry,
In the spring of 1858 most severely afflicted with
hard drv cough, with its usual accomplishments OF
night sweats, completely prOstating my nervous sys
fem and producing such debiiltated state of health
that after trying medical aid TO purpose had given
IN all hopes Of recovering, had also my friends
AT this stage of matters prevailed upon through
the influence of neighbor TO try WiHars Basam, tho
with no belief whatever in its truly wonderful curative
prOps ties aud before u'ng bottles the effect was
almO- magical. My cough entirely let me the nlghI
sweats de eted me- hope ated my depressed
SPIRITS aud soon had attained O0ted strength and
yigor Thus had thus Basam. has often been remaIk
ed bv persons with the above facts m ms
vicinity literally snatched from the yawning grave
You liberty TO use this for the dement, OF the
BENZ WHEELER.
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE co, Boston. and
for sale by druggists and dealers generally.
mchlS ddw3m
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FIR Sale or d. Eat.

ITO LET-Store No 1l9 Main street,
\ occupied for three years past. by Draper and
Tailor Rent low, and possession given from date
JAMES GREEN.
June /, 1863 cH jS7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18
IBy SAMUEL 4. WALKER, Once a Concre,s ,,r.o,
GREAT SALE Or THOROUGH

ThEA SALE OF THOROUCH
~ BRED JERSEY AND DEVON CATTLE M src
tioA, AZ the Lancaster House, Lancaster Mass from
2o'clock NJ "N"s io'"'AN
IS Head Imported and Thorough Bred JERSEYS. com.
prslIg lows one AMI two wears old Heliers one two
G "a Inrte ears Ola Bulls and Heller and Bull Caves
~ Head Thorough Bred Devens, COMPRISING Gown
nS , ana Bulls Catalogues with Pedigree Of the
m30 dfs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

Il . K S A l. "a desirable residence,
a pleasantly situated the corner of Edward and
Newport streets formerly owned and occupied By r. N
Hoi mes. Inquire OF JAMES r. PIERCE.
anil DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN :

N7UN SALE AT a Z AREAIN =
a REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESs.-
The Real Estate at the Of Southbdge and Salem
streets consisting of large story DU Yelling Home
convenient for one or two families and large lot Of
land Connected with the above is a large Bakery.
(no doing good tusiness) stable, &c The Re 81 Es
tate win the Baking business the business separate
VIII be $ Id az bargain, and the Bakery let The
i'll health 49, " ~ ~
the premises 80
my26 diff I MIrPnorK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

VI rporal IIaskil Co L. wopnded.
Private CHAPMAN, Co 4. wounded
Corporal Albert w Smith, Go. X, wounded.
frivete Cyrus o. Cook. Co. X Won led.
Private James Covert, Co. X, wounded.
Private Charles L. Knapp, Co X, Wounded
Private James Moran, Co. X, wounded.
Private Sylvester j. White Co X, wounded
have been unable to get the names OF the missing,
which number ten. r
ONE HUNDRED sxrErH YORK voLusIEERs
Wounded.
Captain - Moore. Co. T..
Lieutenant - Kelley, Co. y.
Lieutenant - shaver, Co X.
Lieutenant - Grey Co. H.
EiSTiEm NKw YORK VOLUNTEERS
First Lieutenant Commanding Chas. Smith, Co. B. sup
posed to be killed.
Second Lieutenant - Ward, Co. A, wounded severely.
Corporal George Bush. Co. G., in wrist.
JOS ush. Co. +. 10 leg, severely.
- Lawrence, leg and arm amputate0.
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ADDlilUNAL FkUM EUkUPE.
Arrival Of the Mails OF the
City Of Baltimore.
The Marquis Of Clanrisardc, Earl Russell and
the Duke Of Somerset on the Block
ade and Right Of Search.
~~>c~~>~>,~~~>>~~o,~~
Admiral Mines Opinion of
Admiral Wilkes.
MIR. Bright and Mr.. Conway ON
the War.
General Forey's Report and 1Gapo-
Icons Reply.
THE GREAT POWERS AND POLAND.
.,~..~Y>~.~~~~~~o~,~-s
COURT FASHIONS IN FRANCE.
THE DIR A M A.
-
THE CHAMPIONSHIP Of the THAMES. |
Address to the Ex-Queen OF
France.
TO-, &o,, IL.

The Inman steamship City Of Baltimore Capt. Brooks
which left Liverpool the 18th and Queenstown
the 18th Of June arrived this port yesterday fore
noon.
Her news has been anticipated By her own report,
when on Cape Race, published In the HmALD yesterday
morning.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales were present at
"Commemoratiou" in Oxford. Tho Prince was made
D. G. L.. as was Prince Louis Of Hesse. H
In the supplementary elections in France four opposi
tion candidates had for govern
ment
The Prussian and Swedish governments have signed
convention relative to the establishment OF submarine
telegraph between the two countries.
A private Communication from Berlin says:-You may
judge OF the Kings state OF mind when tell you that
little timo ago his Majesty possessed with the
idea that ga!ows intended for himself being erected
under tho very windows OF his palace Sitting At the
window and looking upon the courtyard no would
peatedy say, "rhcyre building hsy re building IT,"
need scarcely add that nothing being erected there
u tho limo.
The Cork. (Ireland) Esowiner, OF the nth OF Juno,
saysAmongst the departures Of steamers
this port for Amsrci tho Great Eastern puts In her
claim for share Of tho passenger traffic. This monster
ship undoubtedly offers accommodation OF species such
has before boon drcamt OF In
travelling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

SEARCH or BRITISH TRADERS nv AMERICAN CRUISERS
In tho House Of Lords on the 18th OF June,
the Marquis OF CLASMcARDv, who had given notice
OF his intention 10 for copies Of any reports
that may have been received from The Admiral CON
mandne her Msesty's squadron on the North Ameri.
can and West indian station concerning tho prctec.
t,oo from seizure visitation aforded " Britain
merchantmss by the isdne and other Of her Majesty
ships or gunoosn oy convoy or o'nerwse and 70 ASK
ara United States government by her Maestys Minister
Al Washnsou against the seizure OF cersin British
- ssd MS Apology troubling their icrdshipe was
an. OF preserving ss clear definition II the
q, ucutrals and Lellgc eots the nature q the
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on sne contrary, feeling Of mEtpaf ctvi'ay fauks
ona o~adHg" My lords, IL is. think, highly credit
70 tue onicers OF both naves that whenever they
nsve met Iney have endeavored during time whom
aonot tnere has been for suspicion and irritation
70 sot win fr1Sness Rnt 'iaty towards each other.
aau W mains. fAose tct,oees TIE too cotirviss
"s ZIG, tn.0 ~ rfehvgr leace.
Inc motion a.
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Our LaToureh. Crossing corre.pondsnee.

IaforRCnR 'Rl>StNH. juno u l>tJ.
a Re- Crsairy RI,d--Csnhioa Of aFa,rs ne Suakd
PCS Countrywide Relei Forces ,n thai yiesHi,s-Whsa
ny Roinrei Thsr-aed6s al Thibcdsagr-H n Us
Arrir1i Thert-Purasi and CdIfars II Orr ftrc s-7e
Ipuc ,diig,-- dra,'ons AZ Erfoufehs croSrEo-ns
tcs Pcpis,d after Tlrc, Desptrais cAasg TIE Cos.
.rcHles- The Damage Done ~ n. Ret,s-Nar Orleans
ri oatned, a., d.
: We ssys ben VISITED Y rebI cavalry raid n this
vctny s5kclcuiiy Formidable 70 threaten New orcaus
Since General Banks evacuation q the At,akayas
equity and his attack upgn Port Hudson nearly tile
sntre sec ion Of country running from the A,chaasya
where 10 emptIes into Berwick Bay, 70 Alexandra en-
tie Red river, been partially abandoned and some
cases euiIrey given up by forces order
sra,e the full strength of army Of por, Hudson The
sosra Of ansrs at the time Of the occupation o. Alex
sad'a' anu successful termination q General Banks
sreay this General Noutos ~ 49,, 49,. ,.s, !, ~.
roar \ vermiIou bridge. In o'ss- "a, M, ,ns
osht hi tna, point, he retired Win f'- 80.
,ro tia INTERIOR allowing victorious troops TO pass On
L,,csSsas. psfsve Ant after reaching this Place The
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France MAY H.asfas = 3 errisorIaI 4
p,u,..,. mnaristssse seytabils iment.
., Dn'!'er's Covyespondssos Says fran win connne
rsn, 70 vs1:.,'So fsgrsoral gaa ,a'rtine esct-
!. Napoleon 10 SAID to have sAsrea . foreign MIMIC
.as no oesires she ooopefai Of Che uropean Pow
TO create government h MN 90 MAJ ga maintain or
az home and keep faith in il foreign rela, ,ns
Forey's R~port from Pnesla.
lne MARSHAL Minister OF W n trance BIZ received
''''"''S '''p''e from oe9 ssrsy - ,.a,
NJ II MARxcHAI-puebla h hun bnss 80 49, i'oSt
. me comoA< OF San Lorenzo hay disiersse the coss
ar zee 2. oomonort which Sought lpex
investment ard TO throw supph into r.ths who're 10
garrison was alrcady suffering ,f1nl I.s-n nauehn
had taken possession OF everylbmv a4aiabie on the
other hand trench having been reas ~ leFs no Eort
OF Teotimehuacan and our bate ~ ~ thIf. gnns -
various calibre having opened Il ~ fre - " Ian
against that FORT and In two hours a t " n troveA
is WORKS. two vigorous attacks wore asas al y Mace
General Ortega, at this juncture mad hi of-st '.u
ation But he had the presumption TO ss. 90 leave
70 withdraw 70 Mexico. declined ali these strange pro
posas telling him he might leave with All the hopor n
var. ou. tnat ne army must march past tho French
army Jay down their arms, and remain prisoners OF var
promising to him all those concessions which are custo
mary among civilized people when garrison has bravely
These proposals not accepted by General Or,or.
VINO In the night between the 18th and 17th dsbandei
MS army DESTROYED the weapons spiked his guns blew
up tue powder MAGAZINES and sent envoy 70 say
tnat inc garrison had completed lite defence and
~ ~ - SOotOcay uAyh8ut Wu0u tWolvo tnOu0oO0 men.
most OF them without arms or uniforms which they had
cast away 10 the streets as prisoners and
the officers, numbering from ono thousand 70 twelve
hundred OF whom twenty ak generals and two hun
dred superior officers informed that they awaited my
orders at the pa'aoe OF the government.
All the material Of the place ID In hands, and has
not been 30 much damaged a. was supposed.
hasten 70 forward this Dispatch 10 your Excslency
with Instructions 70 Vera Cruz 70 send fast steamer
the HHYana, 90 that the news should reach Eqrcca y
New YORK. hi Egsh stcadil which would leave
Vera Cruz on the LIST Of June, and will bring you DE-
tailed account or our situation. -E
Tho army Is in high Spirits and will advance Ia lev
days on Mexico. am, with respect. &c
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Additions al Casualties Mt Port Hudson.
The following 10 a Traditional list OF the killed and
wounded in the action OF The lath inst

Additional Casualties nj Port Hudson.
The following 10 a Traditional list OF the killed an
wounded In the action OF The ls,h inst
sxyEsry r,rTn nav YORK voIrNrpus
Killed
Lieutenant - Hutchison.
corporal - HilliArd, Co. A.
Private W. -. Francis, Go. a.
serge nj - Monroe, 60. G.
Private - Brown, 20. D.
Corporal Slis Barber, Co. f.
Private Dobson, Co. T.
Sergeant - wooiworth, %. y
Private - Zones, Co. ,.
private 80 Gefcr, Co. y.
Private - Hopkins, Co. u.
SERGEANT - wing, Go. II.
private - Pummea, 90 H..
Sergeant - olrnstead. %. Y.
Private --vclc, 90. l.
Wou~dsd.
Lieutenant Colonel B,bcock.
Captain J. Lavcry.
Lieutenant D. r. Thurber.
Lieutenant c. W. Crockcr.
Private Ellis, Company A.
Private Haich, Company A:
private Huny, Company A.
private Johnston, Company A.
Private Henry, Company A.
Private Raymond, Company A.
pflya Van Flter, Company A.
private Charles Caldwell, company A.
Private I'll Il Wagner, Company A.
Private charles :. Coleman, company d.
private - Ashley, Company Y.
private - Beardsey Company b.
private Charles coppcrno.I, company D.
Private - rriidy, company D.
private - whiicomb, Company b.
pr yate Wilson. company u.
private ---- witbers, Company &.
Caruofai VIM. s Hoxic, Company y.
Private - Ireland, Company y.
Private - Slater, Company ID
Private - OVID. company u.
Sergeant Ii. ", Babcocs Company n
scrsoAr. Charles 4. leonard Company >
pIigFte ,ohp rrcher, Company =.
Private \. NJ swce,ing, 90, II
Private J. j. hbkefhod, Go n.
Private ravid Monroe, Co T.
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The Empress fueenie (says PARIS Istter) has mafl
some csrious rumptnary cdcts this season. q wheel
ID that win Ne excsption OF the lingerie, every vhbl
article of Aes closhing muss be q the color a h
gowp For instance, lady wearing yellow dress mud
wear niso yellow bcots, yellow gloves, yenov tirnmi90
on Lar hat or bonnet. yellow cloak Ard yellow
"a Thuas wearing How or lilac, % blue, IL
blink must form into distinct gr6nps ~ rsgVD
= 70 cosssisuse striking ossr led, asa no.
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The London Times publishes account Of the battles
OF Chancellorsvc from its Southern correspondent
tending six c,'umns. He sets these down the
boodcst battles OF tho war placing the total Confederate
loss COO ard that OF the federals Is 900 In killed
wd1nded and missn. The account Is very minute, but
contains facts been already published.
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The London Tsaes. In an editorial says the kn&
Prussia has required the Crown Prince 20 retrsrt
opinions he expressed IN his sreech Al nantxic.
Nj q 4 anger knew bounds and his Ma eety added
thc Prince did not consent he would be dcprvco
hon n md appointments. The Prince IN concert,
said with the Princess wrote a lrrn 10 tins
mand lie refused 10 tetract anything offered 10 ~
hls command and dgnities aud requested leave RET
with his vic and family, 70 snme place where he ~
be cree I'm the suspicion ~ interfering IN any wal
The affairs Of state The letter Is said be exoclcn
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N.vsrro,r sau,h A~er,e..

Additional tcieKraIns ot bc @Sth ~ May from ].
nero report that the thamber % Deputies dies
On the fah The unisoer a War, General ordad
been replaced by en.r Mamma do Melo. The insurgen
haa Invaded cordova Which had secn declared q sta
u siege.
Al Euenos Ayres yet sailed OK hides were quoted Al
So and dry American at 3e ie tal'ow, 13S wool tsse
NJ upwards.
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ade and that we ought Immediately 10 declare il TO DO
blockade that We could not rrcognisc. VIII not say
that such declaration and the following II would
involve in but II wouli undoubtedly involve
sequences which your lorcshrs could not contemplate
without sorrow and aiicti o. Yet, will not a~y
argument against IT, Ny lords, persons who rom
the same part u the United Kingdom 10 my noble
Of nation consists In resisting What they may deem
legal legitimate, and that you al
u. Now. DO not think that the whole honor
~ . nation does consist II said by great his
toricai authority, by Mr. Hume in his account OF the
reign OF James H. In regard TO the condemnation o. lord
STRAIT I'd and the restoration his honors his sue
that The rsrdraifon Of snisaice ia the scond
honor If naion" NY noble friend the Americans
are endeavorng TO destroy your muisime rights and
ougt 10 resent and obtain reparaoo; bat soy you
ought narrowly 10 cydmiae ne you osgA n rat for
oufssc may be said the other s,e, ana shsuid not
ien.-i ,rah any deciaon that 'cas no, tosf IN a,c,.
The ,uis Of clAxRrAmps said he had stated Tint
bhckide might not be effected because was ex,en.
svc had only sougn, ~ show what high authorities 10
the Tinted states had laid down general principle
vhan they we're In the position Of neu,as, and such
bockade was enforced The npbc earl al ioicd yesy
nrc scntncrt which their lordshps m'st NIL approve
abot Inc honor Of repairing injustice bu, IL had not
been hwn ,ns Mine ne,e e With h. had reeres " tue
Tho luke II SonrR~xi-My lords. the mobile marquis has
moved certain reports which have DC received by
Tho sdmra ~ from the officers Of her Ma csty iron
on he American station wish, thcrafore 20 stte the
grounds ON which think II would be nvenicnt
10 lav those repirts upon the table. No doubt during
thcse protracted hosties there have been several
~yiares ted by the shiie of this country we'll
As nv those OF the American navy, bw for thee rrsva
n y,,s nyoiocy und rsrornfor NJ made and
sod embarrassing maintained betrs>n " hro socrn-
r,srts Now do not think u would he for the advan-
tase Of either country or tend 70 ~0rcngihcn the
sr,cpdlv relations betwcen them, 10 give these re.
royta OF incidents which non tyoons, snd With
rssnect 20 which thoroughly sopd understanding was
arrived st A The conduct 81 Admiral Wilkes and tke
osher American ofcers that station wish In Justice
~ hcu To read short extract from the last letter
havc received from Admiral Milne. In that hitter he
aatss shas "tks orvs swdr my cr~swowd Sho haze met
Xdussra wt1hS kars s~ravssbiy nYwesed tAev sn~ u a.
r,vS~sv api asent;sa which ~ HAS Asssa 10 fksm In
Ared MAY thAs In the intercourse which he's taken
ss between the CAPTAINS Of aus Amercsn navy sud
oesr NJ fcs'sg hss sssa svincsd a sssv stae, but