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MORE REBEL DECENTRALIZATION.

ST Louis, Eeb II "A letter to Gen
Davidson, from a person who accompanied a
recent scout to BAtesVille, says HindmRn' $
army is utterly demorRlized and to ally inef-
feient Three hundred of his troops we're
frozen to death dusing the retreat from Van
Buren,,
Hindman was once ordered 70 Vicksbure
bot his men refused to GO
Upwards Of 200 deseriers were counted in
the brush 20 miles from Bate sville, which towr
with a large majority Of the people, is in fAvo
Of & permanent occupation OF the country By
the Federal army.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
THE TAX--FRoM THE MISSISSIPPI
AND THE COAST.

Nrw YoRK. Feb. lS.--A special to the
World from Memphis 18th, vie Cairo, 18th,
aays adyices from below state that the rebels
arr, at Port Hudson communicating with the
Culf by way of the Alchefalia River. The
Queen Of the West as soon as she is repaired,
will interrupt that moAement
A million bales of cotton are below Helena,
waiting Grants permission TO ship.
A special TO the Herald from Cairo dated
the 9Th says party Of GuerrilRs fired into
the ram Dick Fulton at Cypress Bend and
killed several Of her crew. She was towing
coal to the fleet, and would have been captur
ed, but was saved by the Gunboat Rather
The Times special Washington dispatch Of
date of the l7th says the Senate Military
Committee instructed the Chairman to report
bill authorizing Tax collectors in insurrec-
tionary districts to purchase at tax sales such
lands as the President may designate as being
needed TOR military and other government
uses.
~An appropriation IS TO be made for Navy
Yard in the West, the site to be selected by
the President ST. Louis is understood to be
the place. ta.
A gentleman recently from Charleston,
who escaped through the rebel lines, states
shat large numbers OF troops recently collect
ed there 70 defend the city. Citizens general
ly left in anticipation of an attack from the
national troops. The means of defence were
very formidable. He thinks the city canno
be captured without severe struggle. a
mutiny recently took place in which severn
North Carolina Regiments were, engaged -
The ringleaders were shot by order Of Beaure
gard The city is strongly fortified on al
sides but the west, and is supplied with iron
clads to defend the harbors. Two of thes,
are destitute OF machinery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, February lS
HARsHMAN's FLoUR-White wheat,
wholesale, 0 90, retail 0 90. Red wheat
wholesale 25, retail so tilt4
WHEAT %.
C0RN--65
OATS-45@50
BARLEY-l 25@l 26.
RYE-90@l 90,
HAY-Timothy Ii OO@l5 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-2 co.
WHISKY-50@60.
GROCERIES-Co6fe 3OA@339; Sugar l2a
@l34 Moasses 65@66; Teas 30G9l So
Cheese l2a@l3; Rice s@sa, a4t.-f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
Reported Tor the Daily Empire,
New York Market.

FL0UR-Receipts 600 bbls; more active,
l09l5c better sales 0 900 bbs; 1907 65
extra state; s5@S 90 common to good
shipping brand r. Ii. o.
WHEAT-The Market is lGD2c batter /;
42@l 81 Chicago spring I 62C9l So Nil
waukee club; ! 69@l 10 winter red wes.
tern.
CoRN-l@2c better, closing heavy at 95
@97 mixed western. :.
OATS-MArket frmer at 76@7s common
to prime.
P0RK-Steady.
LARD-Eirmer l0a@llt
DRESSED H0GS-firm at 6i@64.
WHISKY-Unsettled at 54@56.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
A RRusH WITH rHE ENEMY.

CAIRO, Feb l7-There was skirmish ON
the l3th near Bolivar Tennessee, between "a
detachment Of the lst Cavalry and body Of
rebels. The result was four dead rebels, a
number of wounded, five prisoners. and a
number of horses captured.
Federal loss-nothing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
III Il a ID Q u "A r II Il r. g
FOR
Produce and Provisions.

JACOB W. RElDLER, "Monteomery House
81 corner f5os,, at the old Exeelsior Daily Market is
DRIED MEATS, POULTRY. PRODUCE, VFGETA
BItsi FRUITS, GAME In season. and ali the edibiee
that he can eollecl rom the four points Of the com
pass. AnappetiElng extras which agreeable 10
The palate, may be- had n the Exeelsor Market
"otd Jake Is determined 10 please the public and he
tahlishuient.
Call and see him. He Will be prepared to please
youehy anu every day ialad6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
vENEREAL HOSPITAL,


nsthbhhhou IN the 1901,
FoR THE CURE of PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the ontfol OF two Of the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
nR. u. BoNAPARTE, nom London and Paris
hospitals, and for the past ten years OF the Gin.
cinnati Venerea Hospital, aud Dr. E. h. REYNOLDs,
late OF New York This IN the only office In the city
where permanent cure of Private Diseases can be-
obtained, without the use OF mercury change of
diet donorrh9a cured in 10 az hours, Gleet cured
In to 10 days. structures cured in TO weeks; Noe
turnal hmisslons stopped m 20 days. Seminal
weakness ented in 90 weeksi syphilis in Its prlmA
ry stages cured IN days. Secondary symptoms in /
10 weeks; Skin Diseases cured in / 10 weeks; i'm
potency, Yigor restored IN 20 weeks All dseases
Of private nature treated with unparalleled success
male or female.
Dr. Bonaparte's great work on private diseases the
Private Guide TO Health, beneficial 10 ALL male and
female, old and young, should read this bookl Il will
enhghton those who grope In darkness. Price 20
cents, sentDy mail.
perfectly safe, and never ialla TO 60 Aatafacou
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price vi the French Patent Mas safe, u the single
~ 80 madame LoziEk's SemSle Monthly NTH " piIis % 3
and reliable remedy for suppTesHlons and ali ie
male diseases. Ladies' should not use them S,Eluns
pregnancy, as they will produce miscarriage Pfhs
b % pei box-extra hne S6-sent 70 any address By
mail.
quesLonahy acknowledged 70 be the champions an,
kings OF v, nerea Diseases and the only Doctors VIII
receive monthly reports nom the old world; the
witneHg the various diseases when aiiict mankind
and 20 watch lhe progress through long career Z
n professional study ln every sphere Of LIE, nom th
humble abode Of poverty ~ lhe manson OF the wea
thy, and having taoeF tahet beyond doubt the yal
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generalYe system Their particular study and TO de
their whole kttsntion 70 the of the l
eases OF these important fnnenons No letters pill
answered unless they contain remittance or l,f
age stamp. Gall Or addrehnl
ID Drs BONAPARTE a REYNOLDS,
No, is0 Sycamore stieet between thth Sixth, ca
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office hourn rom U An. 10 JPN frb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18

On the 2sth alt, tbA guuboat owasco wns
despatched to Galveston With orders 70 run
into the hRrbor and examine rs carefully as
possible, without drawing their fire, the posi-,
lion and strength Of any batteries that might
be. erected, or in process Of construction,
Cant. Wilson returned TO New Orleans and
reported the Harriet Lane still at Galveston.
He is certain she is disabled he saw her
towed slowly about by small river steamer
Capt Wilson's report has not been d.
vulged ttlti
The Hartford went down the river Friday
with the rear Admiral
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
lheported iof the Daly empire.
New York stock Market.

STOCKS = Active, higher, closed weak
Money G@7 on call Sterling Exchange un
settled at 1901 80 American Gold clos
ing at cog United States skies 81 eou
pons 81, registered 95i, Treasury Z 1910
| 03i Demand notes 100, one year certi6-
Gates SO, United States fyes "a coupons 81 !,
Missouri skies 66a, California sevens 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

TN pursuance Of an order OF sale granted by the
Il Probate Court Of Montgomery county, Chio, will
oer for sale At public auction on the 2sh oi February
1868, al one o'clock p m Al the door OF the Conft
House, the following described real estate situate Ia
the city Of Dayton, to-wie This west hall OF lot No
two hundred and my (26Ol except that part sold 70 A.
Geger, being IA feet froniing on the alley nom the
corner Of said lot running back 20 feet.
appraised ~ 1OO
Terms Of sale-one-half cash, and the haancs In
one year, to be sec ired by mortgage on the prem
ses. y. u, CAIN, and
HANNAH SLA0HT,
Executors of Henry saght, deceased.
n, M. svLLyAH, Attorney. la24Wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
RAN TIE BLOCKADE.

CHICAGO, Feb, ls.--A special from Mem
phis, of the l7th says the New Gunboat indi-
snola ran the blockade, at Vioksburg Friday
night The rebel batteries did their utmost
to sink her, but she passed safely.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
HEAVY WEATHER.

HEADoUARTERs ARMY oF TIE PoTOMAc,
February II,
A heavy snow storm prevails, which will
render the roads still worse, IL possible than
they now are.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
DISPOSITION OF MISSOURI MILITIA

WASHINGTON, Feb lT.--The War Depart
ment, in answer 10 call OF the Senate, has
presented the official documents showing the
cause Of the excess of Missouri local troops
above the authorization Of Congress. The
number raised was over l3O00-an excess OF
1000, which were ordered TO be disbanded
hut on the protest Of Gen, Snho6eld they were
allowed by Gen. Halleck to be retained IN ser,
vice for an emergency but for that orders
have been given for the disbanding of four
regiments and their absorption into Others.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
MCCLELLAN ON THE PENINsULAR.

NEw YoRE, Feb. IA Washington let
ter of the 18th says that Senator Wilson sta
ted in debate in answer TO Rquestion address
ed to him, as Chairman Of the Military Com
miltee, that the report Of General Mcclellan
on the Penninsular campaign will soon be
nude public.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
NOTIOh.

A Ill peraons knowing themselves indebted 10 the
IA underslgnedi BY note or account will please call
on n b ohAndler es0 Third street up stiirs, where
my books are kepti and settle tie same, l am IN
ooks squared la2d2m N. eIFfERMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18

SEWING MACHINES
DOUGHT, sold, exchanged OF repaired at Harda-
ID cTe,s Second Hand stove and Furniture store,
No f7s Third street. de20dlwe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
HELMBOLDS EXTRA or BUCHU,

For Weaknasaes
Arising from Excesses, habais OF Dissipation Early
ludscreuOn abuse.
Attended wlth the totto'o,ag SypaPtous!
Indiaposition 10 ExertlOn, lsoas OF Power
Loss VI Memory, Difrculty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror OF Disease, WakeiulnesH
Dimneas OF VISION, Pains IN the Back,
Universal Lassitlds OF the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Uryneas Vt the Skin, Eruptouu on the Fnce,
coUNTgnAnVK.
These symptoms, II allowed 10 20 on, which this
medIciLe Inyarabe removes, soon Follows
IMpoTEECY, FATUlTY, EPILEPTio TiTs,
In one Of pblch the Pdtisnt may Rrpire
Who can say that they not frequently followed
by those ''dTehil Diseases"
"INSANITY AND CoNSUMPrlON"
Many are aware OF the Of their suffering
nut RoNG WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INbANE AsYLUMs,
And the Melancholy DeGths by Consumption.
Bear ample witness 10 the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WkAkNkSS.
He requires the aid OF medicines TO strengthen and
Invgorats the System
which HELMBoLDs EXTRACT B0OA0
trial will convince the most skePtical.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
rINHE partnership heretaiore existing between the
/ underaigued IN the Wholesale Cr0ckery business,
ai No 9s second street. II this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent r. r. Heckier will continue the bust
ness aud will settle all claims for or against said firm.
THEODORE BARLOW,
FRANK X. HECKLER,
In retiring nom the above firm would recommend
TO all the peifons OF the old firm unlimited confidence
IN Mr.. n. H. aeckier, and would urge the liberal pat.
ronage bestowed upon the old firm TO be continued
towards hm.
ieiodim THEODORE BARLOW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18

atEs % 4 w iftA a ~
- tAfOULD cali special lnnNwnnn
w attention 20 hisplsu
uIlV( n hand style Of mpking arti-uIYyvy.4
~ALA-1I hcial teeth, which for use, -lA-Af
beauty and durability exces everything else made BY
the profession. The vulcanized rubber work he has
greatly improved. by setting the teeth and making
Ruma 10 suit each case which renders them fat more
beautiful, than teeth made IN the common mouldH az
the teeth mAnuiaciory, which IA the kind ~ 9enerni
use. These he makes for those wishing cheap dent
istry, or temporary teetn. Hut teeth put on pauna
plate with continuous gums, he warrant TO be the
pures heahest and IN every respect far superior io
anything made, and used ~ substitutes for natural
teeth, Having had more than eleven yeara experi-
enee IN making II, and the testimony OF hundreds
who are using this kind OF teeth with entire aasac.
ton, onaeqnenty can recommend " 70 everybody.
An other dental operations attended 70 promptly,
caremuy and thoroughly. Office on the corner Of sec
oni and Man streets, opposite the Franklin House,
Dayton, Ohio. las2d6m
DIARBON OIL OF the beHt quality the market can
produce, both for safety aud durability In burning,
sna as tree nom oien~ye odor as can be made, for
sale hy the gallon or tarrelby JAMES ABBEY,
des Druggist l2O Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18

which HI HELMBOl4DS EAFkAOf bOOhO
trial will convince the most skePticAl.
| FEMALES - FEAALES-F FEMALES
| OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CON-
| TEMfLATlNG MARRIAGE.
Ia sfany Agect,oas Peculiar 10 Females
The Extract Buchu Is unequalled by any other reme
dy as IN UnlOTosis ketrebchlng, lrresularty, tn-
liiness, or suppression oi Customary hvecustlonH,
Ulceraled SoIrrUus state OF the Uterus Leucorr-
hua or Wntes stennty and tor all complaints incident
TO the ssH, whether ariping from lpdlscrsuon, haDs
Eof DisslpAu0n, or ~ ihe 81,
| DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFKi
Bee Symptoms above.
| NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Take no more BaisaDl, M1eaIy Unpleasant Medicines
| Jor Unpleasant aDd dangerous Diseases
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUOHU
SECRET DIsEAsEs
la ALI their staResi I.l.. Al Attls LKpense,
Little OF no ohangein Diet NO Inconvenience
| And Exposure.
| ID causes a frequent desre and gives strength ~
Uunate, thereby Remoyng obstrucuons.
| Preventing anu CURING Structures OF the UTe;hTa,
Allaying Pain and lntam Dauon, so
frequent in the class OF diseases, and expehng ali
IO,sonous Diseased and OOrT out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
RHo hiIE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF QUACKS
ana h. have paid heavy fees TO be cured in a short
time, have found they were deceived, ana that the
poison" has, ny the use OF "pOtrerJa astHgsnts beeu
up the system, TO break out IN an aggravated
form, aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
Use HELMBoLD'B EXTRACT BUCHU
for all affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether eHistlngin
MALE Or FEMALE,
a rom whatever cause originating aud matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the aid Of Duretc
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU
IsTHE GREAT DIURETIC,
and il ia certain to have the desired effect IN
Diseases for lohseh Il Is recommended.
EUidses Of the most Responsible and Reliable CAarar
Will accompany the medicines M
CERTIFICATES or CURES,
I'roms TO 20 years standing,
with Names known TO
SCIENCE AND FAME,
"PHYSICIANS TAKE "ROTYCE"
!. WsmOGe "NO seo'd" Of "Iagrsdisats' -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18
BoILED AND BROWNED
r Y e COT f e e
BOILED a sROwSED RYE CoFFEE,

Who is really noted for manufacturing the pures the
freest from dirt and the most evenly Drowned, which
is Of vast importance in the favor. The manner IN
which prepared s sufficient every grain is subject
10 awater bath. II ~ allowed 10 germinate, then put
into large quantities Of water aud
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-18

To the above fact The article be afforded from 10
l5c per bEhel cheaper the Rye put into the cyl
nders and merely Drowned, but TO prepare II in the
manner above described II cannot sell lower than pres
ent prices All wishing TO use this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14

sustaining the National unity. See how much less
the detection in those ports than in come others.
There are two CLASSES in the South. The one IL
anti-denocrstic, hes long imposed upon the nom
slaveholding masses, has copspired against their
poltcal rights, aud 10 now in league with the
European arstocraey for esssiing aid in overthrow
ing them. There is great democratic family IN the
South natural brotherhood Of free labor natural
element of natural strength, aud worthy to be
encouraged, assisted, and brought side by side in
rotical de.tiny with ts great brotherhood OF freq
labor in the North. The down-'rodden masses in
the South, whose representatives. are now appealing
to their countrymen of tue North, have nothing but
Kind words from New-Engand loyalty. They arc
looking TO NewEngland us their warmest friend,
and to NewEngland ideas Of civil liberty and free
government as the a" sbeet-anch0r" Of their future
hopes They see their New England brothers going
10 battle in their behalf, and New-EnglaDd blood
poured out in torrents 70 su,tain Government that
never oppressed them. They say In their hearts,
God bless the New-Engand that rocked tho cradle
Of cur countrys freedom in it's infancy, aid that has
raised it TO such fu-grown power in sustaining the
great cause Of human civilization.
SOUTHERN REFUGEES.
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Hooks fseccivcd.

The orpheu, G. Kerr P4pou. Second series. l2me. pp
j6T. CaTlcton
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CouLty. by Henry Monord limo, PIP. 2iO Tho
Same
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3JS Barnes y Burr.
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The National Am,nac for tho Year is63 l9mo, Pr. 69S
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Society.
Mary g. Peaks the Colorod Tescher at Fortress Monroe
Ky the Kew. Lewis e. Lockwood lBmo.. pp. "a. The
SAIIc
The Furnaces or sl.vry and Secession. by tho Rev
John H. Aushey. lmo.. pp. 9so. William 5. Il Alfred
MaTtien.
Sketches Of the War. By Charles c. Mott l2ms. PP ia
Chsrle. 4, Evans
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Sausade. lzmo, PIP. SC. Carleton.
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Same.
Nstes Critcsms and Correspondence upon Shshsspesss
Plays AID Actors by Janes Henry Hsckstt l1mo,
pp. ja3. Tho Same.
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Ernnce md Mexico.

3 Another Communication on tie subject Of kid.
mapping negroes in Egyp, Cor the French army in
Mexico has been received from the correspondent Of
The Times at Alexandra. Ito confirms his previous
report, and says that every negro the police could lay
hands upon waa seized and forthwith despatched to
the French transports without even being allowed
TO take leave Of his family. 1t ia also beyond a
question that tie Government were preparing a
second batch, but the indignant protest of the British
American and Austrian consuls, beside the change
of Government that has now interviewed, render it
altogether unlikely that the design will be carried
Into effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
France.

The distribution Of the awards to French ex-
hibitors a, the London Exhibition OF 1862 took
place at Paris on the 18th nit. The Emperor pro.
aided at the distribution, and made very liberal
ci6c tendencies Of commercial ard Industrial inter-
course. He pointed to the benefits which flowed
from The spirit Of liberty which prevailed in En-
rlapd, and admitted that France was borrowing
from England that spirit Of liberty.
Tne new Arch bishop of Paris, In bis first public
act since bis promotion, made an attack upon En-
rlapd and Russia for not agreeing 10 the French
vropossl for interference in America In the Senate,
CD The Goth. n. Troplong read draft Of the adj
,,sror rpon home policy, the address applauds the
snsndy Tendencies Of the foreign policy Of the EN-
w or u" who, 10 his relations with Cabinets. does
40, ssyA-s,e tho legitimate aspirations OF peoples
froua tls law Of treaties" II then proceeds: In
Mexico, no;hug remains 10 DO done but 10 advance.
". iii .a;issly upon cur tss0ic army, The atti-
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New-Iingiaud.

10 The Editoy II tn. y. y 7y,ssn.
SIR: VIII you allow the voice Of the Southern
refugees 10 be heard through the columns Of your
paper in condemnation Of the studied and systematic
reyement of New-EIgland What mean these
continuous filings at the people Of tho New-England
States 1t seems as if every A" lck-splttle OF the
" s ave aristocracy," and every enemy Of tho nom
Savebolding masses Of the South were joined in re-
vement Of this most thoroughly delnocralized por-
ton Of the world.
When the traitors Of the South were plotting
the Rebellion they anticipated that New England
would prove the most stubborn foe to treason. They
were 50 certain of it's loyalty to the National Gov
eminent, that they planned in advance with the Kid
mapping traitors Of Now-York the project Of dis.
allowing any New. England forces that might be
called to aid the national authorities from passing
the jersey Ferry. They boastel Of this arrange
ment, and il currently reported all through the
South that &c, 900" men in tho city Of New-York
would be on hand 10 take care OF New-England.
1t was proposed by the SocessionistS that in case
force was employed to prevent the destruction Of the
national unity, the streets OF New-York would be
the frst TO run with blood" The treason of tho
South actually believed tina, in this way New
England loyalty would be put back aud made
Intellectual.
Now, whether the traitors in the South or their
allies in the North have been most disappointed, Ia
not very material. One thing seems quite certain,
j. e., they seem equally distressed about New
England. The traitors and their Northern allies are
still bent on making capital for treason by reving
tho stubborn loyalty OF these siA States.
Let tho eye glance over the great country that
has been most colonized, educated and swayod in its
political sentiments by Now-England, and see how
ioysly it is standing by tho sido VI New-Eugand in
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tude Of Italy tends to allay spprehensons. after
having brought them into being. The period Of
conflicts is receding; that Of arrangements appears
to be drawipg/e Far.
Rome is no longer spoken of at Turin and at
Rome herself the Government is occupied with re-
forms supported By the presence of our army. Tie
Pope has loudly expressed his gratitude TO tho
Emperor. His Holiness is aware that the inderend-
ence Of Italy is not based upoa pact of France
with the revolution loud applausel, and that
when the CLAIMS of honor and past engagements
have been fulfilled. "The address concludes with an
expression of regret that the proposal Of France Tor
mediation in America appeared premature 10 the
other Powers.
The frat cargo Of silk from Japan had reached
Lyons via the Pacific and the Isthums of Panama.
The Paris Bourse was depressed, aud ReDtes had
declined TO 69.75.