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conflicting passionsl Shall We find 4 Ia illc
da.0lAtel SOUTH Unless human nntlrg has
greatly changed, history and experience great
y mistlkca those coveted possessions will
prove The source Of dieori jealousy. and CON
tention. Ia any or nll Of These things 30 we
0nd h.l assurance o. Hops i'T,ou Country
A las rG rather the despcst diapalr.
IN contemplating such A future how dismal
is the yieW--coniasion sad chao society at
war wi'i ii.e'f-'he sword OF the sm.tr lum
ci against hs own breast At such spec
'aeie The Gsn'as o. Liberty bidts hw face
and in grief departs iht Republic Of AGefi-
ca, tale Fer ever. destroyed by the insane fury
OF her ogu children. who know 10, how 10
appreciate or deserve the blessings she lavish
ed upon them.
The thunder Of that fall win shake lhe ma
tons The windows Of the prison house s,l,
be darkeued oppression will rejoice Iibsgly
aud human progress will mourn i1r gencra
tons.
Not for al .ho hoaors or tbs wealth this
iaud can bestoa would wt have on our hearts
the guilt Of such great ruin,
We have pFyWutet a sad, hum.liatinE pic
tgrc. vs. hea all tle colon are dark snd gloomy
wo know not h1e Go paint otherwise. II may
be called the painting Of a wild Imagination /;
is It whit mpc o1twyagani then what bias
already occurred than the eveais nov pass
ing before ne
Oar hop Tor the country for the Union /;
'9r Republican Government Tor Liberty I;
is, in peace. az early peace Zach dny the
var Is prolonged makes wider and deeper the
gap between th1 sections, adds TO our dslur.
aiizaton increases the burden wi .ch threat
CPS 10 bear us down
Those tllro arr. who 10 pompon- and well
rounded periods. bandly 1gIiest 10 y1u tbAt
"ihv compositio' OF such controversy "a
impossible" Cold b'1oll suggestion. and
atrocous it sounds ~ an utrnues from tac
dark regions
Whore peace
Ani rest can never dwell, hopc never c0mei
That rgmo- ~ a'l,
and bias no i,llowsh.p aiih anything that O.
good. ]. IL r5t if1e tina. tba "Congosao'
Of .leh T. c1n'fogtry is impossible. II @
possible with honor and ajyau.gge- without
ans sacrifice OF r.ght and justice. The civil
i1ed ssrld unplorss 90; humanity, and rs' glon
d,qnaoa r. ali sar blessed are uo reacr
makers, fr lhcy slal be called uic chhjt,n
Ct Heaven"
NEw loaK, Dec e 1862
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
REBEL. TASNCRN,

,v-tIT- T.pn,rv Ia a;,ua,oJ non, IL IL
hall s.J GiImor col ,,s, ", IN
20 ,he ,'v, ~ G. s'N u''Na
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neD'n anu ".l INV M 'nt nov 1"taS's 'ha'
''Ts .'' - W ' h.. W." VI, u.N's w
s''', y, e,'.' - !. ~ ""' WI
.ha' IS "',,'''. - w" i,'''e 'u w 'n' N.''
extensive '"'''i.''' 10 .,~ ''l.H Us 'h' hwe'
We nave V,'u''',' VIM V' "''efhnl'n' i'f
iRrss 'o' " N,'l'' ''o "h'' We Nfe very
anNl'a- 70 90 Il" We can 'of onr bar looted
-'ld"fE' we NV NY u'Nfn1in' V ihe act
iha' W, must nay. u'e t'cnush'p' conparnce
ana par'".seo' zoe r. i'e 81 h"ie' WIN
ont iheir ana We canpot nope 'n accomplish
mnch lo' tn' Government or mem ana 30 orier
20 soH'e ''e' a'u W. hlN'' "VrN 'hu'I, we
my appreciate the great seaiclly OF lcaihrr
hhl tue h'sn ptiep n Mn.'h IL j. no" h'ing
soil' as WI as Tue uNneu'y W. pt"oHi ing
uln'7' Ahn nave come 10 ,h' conclusion thai
nun GU, INA. ehoap l,atN't VT" communal
hl'ea, we ln'lV'ufe sH"iIl' TUE "HpNhls
WoPuHI..v"' q, wv F,pPc 'A'''Fa leNa'
Isl We WI pay inc highest uafEe' pflc'
W cash ''s mae ~ tne 'N'eht u Hoh 'nlfly
my thousand d''i"'' ~,
"a we VIII 'ANo "'l 'ho Uil's 'ha' We can
gg ana ,Ah Io' nome con, 1Wp''n, lnto 'ne
KIM OF leather 'ha' tae nue. are aa"P'eo 10
huN'ig' w WI ave" u'''tn st9N ~,
pound Tor AT yo3' hr1l cas- Dry n,u'', gnu
Tia pay im u'l1 IN eoou , w. ~
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nas- We take the following from

the Monroe Register of the lIth inst
The Yankee maf.uler~ Inst w,sN
captured & ~ Hood On his plaptstlou
siluat5d On Lake PROVIDENCE sni tev.
ing learned fram ono al b.s uorf.ce
tia, his master Rad a large smaps, If
specic IN the rlaee thf, awning lima
10 the limit q, a ,f.o .eynr.I f.,rc.
until uenrly te,a In urasr ,o make
hm iufor, ts.se r.st,r.rs IL tie
Union where his mono, WA W.ru
thcy nsccg,sinca thv lcs HIM
carving away with iAsm twept,
thousand dollars L. ral1
Thov wen, 10 lie plaatatisn ef
Gen sparrow. Ia Carroil one ~ nns
c. : Senators. stoln every negro. sud
Killed anl DESTROYED er,pihur u.
the plantation. Tic rerfao4 nn th.
iret Opportunity returned 90 the ylaec.
uu' '''' H'e''" came -, "a' '.''N en'm
fr,tty - Se,.,.r s.. ~. .,n
the iiAto.
Ihcy preceod from place u place
s''''sk turning ana SUING every
n@1'j, -. '.'" ~ '"' N '"''''1 o' )
ryiuv "vf Iinr.laf. rr,r,.,rs,i,,. H.,
Wade, tine Z. 5 Senate, f,om ohio.
sad, early three years sil.'c, thg, SIC
..'u'' IN 80, 80 |, '' SER. a. 81" ~
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TANNING ON SHARES.

'l'O parties furnishing me hides this winter
/ will return, next Fall. one half OF the
leather produced The hides mus, be sent
in lots Of no, ess than ten in number. though
two or more persons m,sy unite 10 make w a
LOTT and be distinctly marked by the owner
on the neck OF the lci, side. 4 duplicate re.
ccipt, Tone to- be sign,d and sent back, and
the other retained by me- stating the Mum
der Of hides and The mark A. soon as
pick tdty hidc.l is received. .hall rui them
in tan, aud go on with the u,Nt in order
j. MARSHALL.
January 10, ls63. nlh-'t
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TANNING.

THE undersigned is prepared 70 receive
/ and tan for the pnhlie, nj lcas, five hon
1rd hides ut biz tan yard, seven miles ; J..
Of Marshall. tie will tan on shares. ONE
half for the other. Al hides will be- marked
with the initials of the owners and promptly
rccciptcd tor ! have resolved To tan all
share hides separately aai u brongN to ms
tau yard earlg, the owners will ett Che first
leather turned out q my vats and good
ar,iclooi leather guaranteed 10 every instance
II the hides are sound when received.
". Il. u. WARD,
Jan. 10. 1863 NJ 5-3m.
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Hides Want ID Immediately,

WILL. take hides on shares, or pay ! :
/ cents for frs, class hides. delivered at ny
place, u miles from Marsh Il, on The Coilte-
vile road A have one Of the most exp
rienccd tanners in the country, and every iacll-
i,y for tanning, can confidently promise ali
who entrust me with hides 90 return thea
good leather next fsl
DECATUR BRI AN.
Nov. ~, lsG2 u9tf.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

RicnaaSo Feb. 2-rhe y Y. World
Of the goth and the Herald OF the 3lst
have been received. Resolutions
were offered ia tie New Jersey Lcgis-
lature calling on the Government 90
restore Mcclellan to the position ~
Commanderiu.Ch.cf
Report If a dcfrst 20 the French an
my in Mexico, bad been received in'
Havana on tie 18th nit Thrsc thpus
and Mexican cavalry surprised a
French force Of 1000 m toe darkness
Of nigh. yhen the French shot each
other indisrriminatciy Their loss is
estimated Mt 1000 Gen. Ncgrcltc.
with 10000 hcxicaus made q dash bu
toe French ard and routed division
II 600 strong
The 0 toto (Flogla) sailed from
Havana on the 22d alt, and the sans
day captured and burned oa the coast
Of Ma,almas, the brig WigdUarl.
with a cargo u molascs On tha Esd
she burned the brig Cora OF Macfias,
and shortly Afterwards two more briggs
were captured and destroyed On tAg
morning II the 2i,h The Oyiat9 WAS
seen s'eamiug for the Bahamas, With
tho British flag flying. The guntoat
MasHachusctts arrived at Havana
aftert the departure " the O,ia,o 4hwo
Cnui,lanlo sohoHrars laden with les
tiers, arrived ~ Havana
On tho 2lat, .br U s stelDcr 8ca
my, was reported fred into hy tie
Spaui.h mau-0i war, Princes n' Aus.
tia. ouis tw, miIps f-ou Castle Moro
Ia tie T. $. Senate, salisbury v.
Delaware. ap loyizcd for violating ths
rules GA Tuesiay
Gen. s,dln Price has arrived
here.
RICHMOND. fcr Northern dates
IF the tth state taat the news lc4a
Charleston v-oducol much excitement
il the N1r,h
The Herald cafis the raisinE Of
the blockade a serious matter. II rc
c0guizod. 1t c.llcs the various au.
thofities. favarine Che validity Of IN.
act very decidedly expresses les own
views dubiaus.g r. fears There IL
some understanding between Franc,
aud England. with regard In this modt
Of raising tle blockade.
Four now !iuuclels would hc scnl
to the southern coast this week.
A grand armada. waiting favor
able wind. at Beaufort viii wipe on,
. the disgrace at Charleston and Gal
weston.
I Dispatches from the West stat,
/ that Forrest had been repulsed at
a, Fort Douleson lie captured a
battery Of four guas, but afterwards
lost them with $50 men killed. woun.
ded and prisoners. Forrest Ia said t.
i be wounded
A resolution has been offered ia The
New Jersey Legislature, that New
/ Jerscywill not be responsible i0r nay
| portion ot the debt incurred sor eman'
| cipatng negroes in Missouri or ia
/ other States.
RcuA1Hn Feb s--An oflic'ai dis
patch says that thirteen guns, prop
crty worth a million OF dolars and
nuo hundred and n.Hc prisoners were
captured a. Sabine Pas Oar rams
we're od Che Pass waiting l4r nov
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

I ETTERS OF sdministrstion on the estate ot
IL Thouss Heath. aeecssei we're granted H. the
undersi sned BY the County Court Of llduisoe
county Texa- at the December term A. D., l-s2,
pertaining to estates Of DC sa-,d persons a..
This is. tberefore. 20 notify all pcrsuns haldlng
clsims sgalna, .aii estate 60 ptescut Wein wllhni
the time prescribed BY Law and tho.e Indebted. L.
max. immedis,. payment,
JOHN HEATH. Admit
Feb. s. ls6s. ulaAt
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Senate, hy one majority The bin na
thus amended, WINS finally rejected 81
b decided vote.
McMwfgF, Fob IL Northern pa
pCr rhnw = great revolution in al the
Western and border Sta.es
Tie Louisville Journsl says Lincoln
il crazy ~ msl, and. hegs hin',o re-
sciud his PROCLAMATION it says their
soldiers VIII hot fgttii3c by side with
negroes The e1lijer- at MurfrecBbur.
have held y r-erting, unfolding toe
democracy of their several States.
4 bill passed tie Federal Congress
on the 81, by So against Is. authori
zing Lincoln L. false. arm aud equip
80, 900 negroes, for the army and
navy
kieBsa.b, Feb ll--sonste pessgd
Finance bill IN secret session The
provisions Of the bill are not go. made
public.
MoBuE, FEB IA apccial 70 the
Advertiser and Register lated Charles.
ton. Feb. II, says The ihe tone Of the
Northern papers of tie 9th, strength
ems the bolicl tia, Charleston vail De
attacked before Savannah The news
o. thc naval engagement Of Chlrles
to, created the greatest excitement
10 Washington Orders were imme
3Iate'y issucd t. Dispatch South the
faur Monitor batteries. the Keokuk.
NauiueAy. Catakill aud Sagamorr
ihry would be- tpaiy IN foar days
The Hrv York Times says an At
tack az Caarlcstune il .momentsrily
expected
Dispatches from yickshurg state
sha' the 6sht.N 10 occur IN soon as
pnioons ar" ready The prevailing
high water had -mousira,ed theicaual
@ failure watag was running six feet
deep ,,iiiout Deepening the channel
Yankee letters from Grants army
spcaA dcspHdenly II the prospect
II reducing kitkshUrv.
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REBEL. TANNERG.
Department No. :.

II this department Of our Tannci =. al per
! sons can haze their hides Tanned Into good
leather. such as the hides will turn out on,
half for the other Proper receipts will b,
given. No damaged hides will he received
Hides received At thr late store Of q Il
Grryg 4 Co., to accommodate, but We prefer
them delivered at th. yard
GREGG & co
Jan, Is. 500
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

I ETTERs Of administration an the estate 81
II George " Coouer decreased wsr, granted ~
the undersigned by the County Court Of H,rf.s4a
county. Tcxrs. al the pecemicr term 4. D., lsGa
pertaining to estates Of deceased peesoI~ Sc
This is therefore 10 notify all persons holding
claims against sa,d estate To present them within
the time prescribed by law, and those indebted, to
make ip mediate payment
JACOB >. COONE8, Admir-
Feb. 5, lsGJ NEST
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STRAY NOTICE.

TAktN Up By Briton Buiiriil, Ia. miles
l eas, u the town of Gilmcr, County Of
upsbur .And p'sted on the 18th day " Jau
sea a sorrel horse mule about three years
Oh branded "a the RICH, thigh with tbs let.
lrr \ and apps us'd At one hundred and dity
dollars.
JAS, A. DERRICK, Co. CTR
Jan. 20, 1868 nol n
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NOTICE.

MfSsRS. q, q. GREGG. 4 Co, are
Nl my authorized agents Tor all individual
business Is well ma New Orleans business,
JOHN l. WILLIAMS.
Feb II, 1863 MO
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The Unioa. unbfokcn. ,sstc1 for seventy
years and upwards. Under II W prospcrod
greatly. With no other nation has II ever
been as with this nation. For the npidity Of
i,s growth. 10 territorial estcut and popular
Numbers in riches and power IN the dian-
sion Of knowledge thc development Of IN
'alhgonce the cultivation Of the sciences and
the rolse arts; It has excited the admiration
OF thc jealousy Of the civilized world
Fearless Of iaroign invasion. eenhieat q
our resources. we have thought ourselvcs So
cure. Now and sheu dark clouds have lli'oa
above our own horizon. bat they seemed 10
vanish away Harsh mutierings u domestic
dncofd would be heard bat the sound was
loo remote enj too faint TO portcnd storm
or our slumbors too deep 90 heed the aimo-
milton We INDUCED bright visions Of per
petual union. Of prosperity w;iAoa! u serious
check, und dcbed consequence. Consequences
are avenged our Visions have been rude
" displlcd the storm has come upon Us ;
the temple ol uur worship to,ters 10 It's base,
and the whole land Is under the deepest ex
Ciiemcnt Of anger. apprehension and distress.
10 restab,,sh the Union, and retrieve our
fortunes, We have resorted to war civil war
,he dircst calamity which can bciall any ma
ton.
Recently, at a public meeting. one who
proianey STYLES himself d'rtas, invoked
this war as "a iep 10 the KNIFE ssi fhs huff
10 he hit" II was sentiment III for the
shamhl,s And David laid unto God. lst
Us fall nov into the hands Of the Lord for
His mcrcies are rtca, aud LET me vi hall
into the hand Of man.
This war has now ragged with great fierce
mesa. for NOR than eighteen months The
nation has engaged 10 il with Characteristic
energy AMI resolution. There s'rmd no I'm
/ il to The raugc Of violence aud Obstruction
/ The nrrs,i and uaarmed, the strong and the
weak, the innocent and the guilty, have hect
alike involved sud much have We done, and
are now doing. which Is not war but yaDdal
ian AZ Il 20 destroy, and moi 10 restore, was
tie aaiiaDsl purposo. toayefy considerable
deqrc SO ,y,, AZ to have abandoned The -
ialsisl,es - Of ciyllird warfare and 4,
llze aassa- the u.aHims and pfee,ice. o
h...... ,gss,-l, sho considered ai.ye N vaF "a
s4~,Du,.iou Of al moral iies, ass tem'
~, sve,v sind Of q sler and ,at,4A,s>fsti
rAs~.ass. an sg,,,,N gfs fesafdel y. .
lFiu.sl a,1 an ost@s gs,, ksa forfeited hh
right. AID shes H. lasg aod property
lay ii tbs mercy u the coHqnerofs Iswy
thing done against tbe enemy was tell TO b
lawful
In this war every material advantage ha
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From the Ncs York Caucasian,
PEACE! pEACE!,
ny lIspL srRtyg.

Hoe bcdufym upon the mountains are he
feet q nm that 5rngeih glad 'idngs that
Pubhsbcih Deate. ~ Isaiah, LII, Va.
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Latest Ship NcvVs.

AKRlt Ed. July l9-l0:90 m.
Steamship City Of London tBrI. Prte, Liverpool Jsly g.
via 9TH ndse aud 73T pass to John q. Dale
July ~ 81 Ion So passed BIZ ship Assge, bound
same dow paed icebergs and qnsntty OF loose ce 9h
inst at !l3 NJ at 40 80 Ion Il 49, passed steamship CITY
of " .shipgtop, hence tof Liverpool.
steamer Petrol. Young. Providence. mdss to Edward
Bynuer .,,,,,
Steamer Falcon Adams Baltimore. mase to William Dd
s.amtug H. Boardman. Duvs. Mystic, having ship r~i'
light IN tow. - 10.
Snip Twilight Gates. Mystic. in ballast to master WI"
towrd 10 this city by steantug l.. Boardnan
Bark Julis (of Nassau Dolyer Cadsn" July H. sugar 10
T. NJ Mayhem n Co =, -. ,,,.
Rask Providence lFG), Bernard, Havana u days 'hs'
nuts &c, to ms.ter =, ,. .. ALI 81, L..
icoscs TO Ono Ffsncis 80. a.. i, 20 -,
Rig Mary Ann tof sell.y) Allen Rio GIsnde % dsys
hides wool sc order. Inc b. selr L. H. tsios '.io'
two dsys previous
brig Webster. Kelley. Rondeut coal for Boston
Bns WayoIly futnsn Cionfuosos juno ~ sugar % bet
Son a Go.
Brig Lucchs DAM SchsuIubre, ~. rLom" July Via
Tufks Island Iitb. sugar, salt, &c, 10 Iouss Leusa
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HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

an excellent lotion foE diseases Of. Syphite nature and
az injection in diseases Of tho Urinary Organs arising from
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Evidence OF the responsible and reliable character VIII
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See rem.rk' made by the late cslebTaed Dr. PHYsio,
See rsnarks msJe BY DR.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, 2
brsted Physician and Member OF tho Royal COLLEGE o.
Surgeons. Ireland paosLed in the Transactions OF ne
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Sc, Mr.co.I hieu, scal Rsvsw. published by PENJAMlN
TKANERs Follow OF ,n- Royal College Of Surgeona
SEE mo.t oftLe late standard Works Oh Medicine
EXTRACT bUCuU, = 4 per bottle, or SIX for - 49,
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IMPROVED ROSE WASH SOC per bottle, or 'iz fec
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Or iafDos OF each for which will be sueiento cuO
the most obstinate Dir, cions arc adhered TO-
Delivered any sddes securely PACKED from oesersss'
Describe symptoms In all Communications Cue suuss
teed. Advice gratis
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Greece.

Tho Turin Dseusno.e ,ays: A niu,iny has broken
out In tho Greek army. A portion VI tLe army aud
the National Guard remained faithful 10 the Co
veInment. The English and French ambassadors
interyooed. but without success.
telegram from Athens OF July Ord says: Distur-
Dances occurred last night among several corps OF
the Atheps garrison. The National Assembly.
which through Its President, exercises executive
power, theroupon summoned the troops TO return to
their barracks. and tranquility Is now restored.
dispatch from Vienna Says: kilograms con-
firm the outbreak Of military revolution in Greece
Ibs English, French, md Prussiam ambassadors
succeeded IN obtaining srmstce for two days be-
tween the insurgents aud the troops of the Govern
m~nt at Athens. portion OF the English fleet has
been summoned from Malta.
a telegram from Turn, Of July o, SAYS: News
received here from Athens report that the state OF
affairs has not improved. Admiral Vacca had caused
marines be discmbarked for the protection OF the
residences OF tho Italian subjects. Several Italians
have taken refuge board the ships IN the harbor
belonging TO their Government.
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.an,nopls dated the 3h, stating that the insurrec
ton which bad broken ont IN Dsgbestan was
-presding The Cireassians had taken Zakstal, n
fortified village. Two generals and go soldiers
were killed.
A Conncil Of all the Ministers, presided over by
the Emperor, has been held al Fontanebieau.
The Naiion ASSERTS that II the proposal Tor Con-
ference on tie affairs OF Poland be accepted by
Russia, NJ. Thouv.pel will represent France; Earl
Clarendon, England; and Baron Hubner, Austria;
The PAYS states thai the CONCESSIONS obtained oy
Mr.. Lambert il Madagascar have oeen annuiisd oy
the Queen. MI. ,a
La France asserts that the French, Englso, ana
Russian L-gati0 ut Athens have addressed idehu.
cal notes to the National Assembly, declaring Ga at
they would qnlt Athens if it did not re-essabish
ord.r in the country.
The I,mss's Paris correspondent says: The re-
porte Of the uate Of trade In Paris continue TO Do
excel ent. With the exception Of cotton tissues
ev, ~ kind meets with ready sale. .
Tie accQaLIs RECEIVED from various parts OF
France ag 90 n tho fact that the appearance OF Tue
crops 10 more promising than has been witnessed ior
a long time. Bread hal already been made IN Inc
south from this years wheat.
The Paris corn and -four IN srkeia are dult :,
The Paris Bourse Continues firm. Rentes closed
m Monday al 69i. 75c., loo. higher than on Sat-
arday
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IBY THE HANNA.
l:rcat Rritata.

In tho House oi Lords Monday, July q, Earl Rus
s.ll stated that, If possibi-, lie wolld on Friday
make ~ statement IN regard 10 Poland
La the Hoaro Of Commons, Monday, Jnly O.,
Mr.. Ruebnck appealed to Lori Palnorston 10 III
Thursday or Monday next Tor the resumption OF The
d,bat. on the recognition OF the Confederate States
Ills lordshp replied that # the House would let tie
Government, bring III the iortitcations bill That
niuht and read IL q second time Oh Thursday, lie
would give Mr.. Rocbuck Monday Tor the debate,
and do his best 70 secure hun precedence on that
night.
KcpIying 10 Mr.. Warner, Lord Palmerston
sald The Government had entered into no engage.
men,s which bound them TO 90 TO war on account, Of
Poland if = wnr should arise Oh the subject between
France aud Russia.
In A Committee of Fortifcations, Lord Pamerston
moved. THAT toward providing further snm for
d-frayng the expenses VI the construction OF works
for the defpnse Of tho Royal Do,kyards and Ar
senas aud OF the ports OF Dover and Portland, aud
for the creation Of central arsenal, SUN not eX-
cecdng G6J0,oO0. DO raised by anogi'ies for u
term not exceeding 80 years. The resolution was
agreed to. o., -.
The steamer Gibraltar formerly the Sumler on
Saturday left tho Mersey, for Nassau. with laFne
and well-assorted cargo Since ner arrival at Law
etpool the Sumter bus Undergone complete over
haul and hsr deck tImbers have been strengthened.
IL ia GENERALLY believed that the Gibraltar on her
arrival al Nasrau will DO further strengthened ana
eyeniu,lly resume her old occupation OF looking
after Union merchantmen.
The Gibraltar took out tho monster Rnns which
caused her to DO detained by the Custonl-liouse au-
thorities IL few days aso.