Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-04-18
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letters OF narquc, and 10 induce tue
President to inform tDglaud that the let
ting loose oil the ten irou-cIad war ves-
sells now building in her harbors tor the
rebels will be considered a declaration o!
war upon US, aud that, unless steps are
TAX, II at once 10 prevent further operations
in that line, Lord Lyons be furnished his
passports, aud Charles irancir Adams be
recalled. 1t is urged upon tue Presdent
that English vessels are now, under the
rebel fla , sweeping our commerce from
the seas, aud that in less than ninety days
a feet ef English iron-clad steamers, OF
most formidable character, will sweep
away oar blockadiug squadrons and open
r,bI ports Secretary Seward, however,
hop 10 $ TIL the VIII ,le matter amicably
and fears that .omethug may be done to
offend England if we do not act with
great caution aud deliberaion. The
President Is much incensed that l. rd ly.
ons Should have becu plotting treason with
the leaders of the opposition TO the Gov
crnmcnt here in the National Capital, and
unless something unforeseen occurs, the
next four days will bring forth some Of
the Important movements ii the whole
history Of tba rebellion. A some definite
policy must be adopted at once -bpccial
al$p1tca 10 Pij0d LpjM MqUirr.
We trust that the President will not be
led to the commission of rash act, b.
this Wa, committee, which has already
done so much mischief, We are no alar-
mists; bnt We would suggest to the pow.
ors in Washington to look at the political
horizon in Europe. Things do not look
SO favorable 10 US as they did but a fort
nigh: ago Tho polish insurrection, we
deeply regret, is crushed The dictator
LA>GIEwGcz, is no longer in the Geld.-
He wa, at .ast account in Gallic;a, Aus
TITAN Polaud), whence he was s,nt to
Cracow or some other Austrian city. We
learn, besides, from the Augsburg Gaz
the hes; int9rued paper on the suhj ct
that such Is the number Of troops Which
the zar is pouring into Poland, that the
Austrian Government considered itself au
thoyilod to demand all explanation as to
their ultimate destination. 1t is uudoubt
ed!y the intention OF the Gar, after ho
shall again be master Of the situation, to
grant general amnesty ana reiorms.-
The report to the French Senate on the
su'joct of the petitions in favor of Poland,
distinctly poiuts to it, and French diplo
macy will celebrate another trumph. -
NApo, E0E, will now be able to turn bis
attention TO enothcr quarter Of the world.
His obj ct i not to be isolated in what
ever he may resolve t, undertake. He
has experienced the sad effects of isolation
in NJ xico but, if England, in consc.
qucuce Of the diplomatic bunders OF some
Of our Waahin -tOn statesmen, were TO call
upon hjm TO aid in the opea,ng of Mf
Soutjcru PoItS, we would not like to guar.
autec his peaceabie intentions.
The AboI ton press of this country has
deceive the people IN regard to European
sympathies All our information (Which
is as good as that OF some OF our contem.
porarv5 VINO profess to be officially in
formed J couviuces u, that the cour>e Of
the administration, III the conduct OF The
war, is not approved, and the wisdom OF
our Statesmen not admired by a single
European gov.rnment The approval of