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IkAL,g. NOTICES.

NOticc. . nitcd Trade Society OF Jour.
neymen sail Nak.r-. special meeting Will he held
at the l,th MAID Hotel cor Elizabeth and Grand
.t,, on tfiday evening, 18th inst, at O'clock JOHN
DkistOLl., Iioa. 40
The Marble Polisher- and Kubbers 4. B
Society Of New York will hid special mretn this
evening, sept. 18th, at ~ O'CLOCK, A. Mlllimans
Hail, 9TH ave COZ. 9hth Il PuuCtual attendance 10
solicited a. bu iness OF importance wall be TRANSACTED
l., ord, OF u HANLON, Pres NJ. CASSIDY, sec .lss
4 special Meeting OF tho United Coopcrs,
No. 9. vii be held At " East Broadway, on Friday
evening, S"pt, = b, at 3 O'Clock. All members IRE
r,qI.-''d 70 0ttrrd. without further notice w or.
der, JOHN sHLLHAs, President CHARLES N.
YARWOOD, X c. :, ere, AIRY. ZIG
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ors OF New Iork, Phliadclpha and Boston;
For the lrtt nine weeks there has been strike
AGAINST tho Ncr1hdH' Tutors OJSdn Francisco cal.
J.ruai. AsWe have been comrrllrd TO resist ne in
creased prics drmsuG,d Il being ippo.sb. tor u 20
ln5 "a advance on what we hsvc been paying for tue
past twC,, ,rHtr and continue lus n'ss therefore
cal on IA M nvr named thr cties ter Journey 'ncH
IL Ir'. =. the d maud iO good woiLmru IS at l,sst
tNu huut ~ per G, ut -GeGi, than NE rcsrut sup
ly the'e lut now only ali ut enc hgai I'd and ~
GOD we Snltn II tins ~ OF on" hundred thousand
tuhtb tau.s, On hUucr'i more sovi Soi knon can
find constant employ 90 ~ AZ advance Of three
hurds,d pr 'eu. moir Than thu, are paid IN he
EStfn Cltl"A, tome puf, .nhf u z, 80 he IIGOTdIO
81 the iaoih". ut uulv.rguri H.,i guarantee to
,mpioy ~ t. tv OF ul, i' tuuC.'d imIl' dis,rly
on tEaT arr 90 % 'Hcr are Ui-i s-s WoIkUtu.
O.. lul.htNI WALTER d co,
lstsItI f..t,rr l,r.hrut TriIOrs
~ I.l -Iyrf'u' u'n street,
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

HEADQUARTERS NINTH CONGRESS
IL ional District Of New York, seventh Avenue,
northwest Garner OF West For}-SeNenh It, N,S
Tn, Board Of ENROLMENT FOR tho Ninth Conrr,ss-
mencc its sections a; headquarters .bgye mel, on
THURSDAY ne Sd day OF Sepcmber 1868 q O'Clock
ton md ID, the he Of Il. 6h S nmn ''T TX
d f.,ent blank ceriihctt's Tor exemption aiA W ~
prepared and veiihed ne'ore prc.cnt.iSn. '''''''
those only need uppiy Who have been notified 'o
appssr; aud they only on the day mentioned IL the
All such will be attended to during that day. and in
IN. order ia which they snail have presented them
All person. Who have been drsned, and who desire
the Board 4 knrollment that on such d.y they will
.res:.n, 'as'tps Ewing hi name re.Genee age
person. so oGeins will be heard hy the Bosid on he
time when the drafted men shall have oe,n ordered
The bu'ihes. sppioprittc 70 each day will be fin
i. i upon hat DAY and IN all c'-e' rreirirnce
SnAs SjFSElSs CAPT q sad ro; VT, as sf
Az N.ntN i.s'tiet, y. J.
THE SPECIAL COMMlIlEEAPPOGNlED
bythr iosrd ofSupetvi or examine g. aims made
sustained by the de,rucl ion of o. ury 10 buildings,
or 9TH rc.! or pei,o,sl pTolert.' In .c 4
DAY, sept ls,n, 80, at O'Clock p ~ 10 con. der
Einabe,h Gurdon, claim tor. ......s .
Hiram Gray .......... ........... loom 90
Jo- ah Porter .......... H.. nr
Juiua Taylor ........ ......... .... 3r4 40
Evcrt Wan AlLn...... II 40 oi
hesisQ Wcod ................ ...... so -
Hem, E 4 Wi. ";,.'..'....
}sG9. N MIL. and l.a'c ;aa'n'4'" 40.
,,C.dimsnts yin o rrm,rq &c. MOVE the o,uar-h'o
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"a. = REV AEp--LOs Oh HE MORNING
. cot AugI.t eth, bet the B5ws.y and Wat.rst.
hciw "a the corner Of Market and Fulton 81. on Wa
ter 4, black memora dun Ook and lot OF small
lnpers and I o., come OF which were made to David
ldrt, q, and . letter s!sncd hy Sir Smith Amp
t,r-on ind NJ n. came and lraviug with /. H. Is.
ltltOtl li2 Fulton et. will receive the above r.,
vhri. The documents are VI 10 use 10 an ono bu,
tho oNn,r. los
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49, "a - sF W. sIAJ.
A LuLEAL REWARD WILL III PAID.
= b. e. &c. hatp', 81 g. =. -, h.tr -. Tho fud
- p,. 'sc td,rit 20 'h- holset- Els. hs'i-i
4 DAT rOUND--InE OWNEH CAS-
h'y.i pc'iue prnpc.tv' by calling At 10
Eut>O On IaLiotA IESi. a BAY Marc.
i tlaG up h-,' 90. .leoN0.i San lat, t.r ~
gr.y n.o cr;9 amt pNiug cNl"nses, ~ a"Ylv ~ to
g., ,N '''f oil { 'oiI'a - $40 ia i.i:'n I'VE,
I .p-I--A WINE rON Dot FROM 40.
o-~h r,ou At. answers 10 the nam o. hector.
A'r W go u'ns hu. ~ TIC above place ~ 10
I .O>r On WEDNESDAY, NIGiII. Between
- .lirr.'u-rh ard Sow Yo-s 4 l,i he'd, pill
I've AID bei c.o.he; the pr.prty OF widow. The
,,Ga.fi,y ", loon OF property to Mr'
tNlhf' III nee 'o'h H. y. /. ii
iyEAAkD--UN lIiL lf1ii. ON ONE OF
IL tho Eoo-.yyt fcry hos'', . "a, y 'ye c1n,niuus
pa ., tng NJ, E,.'.llon o- 20. n .up'
ana Il neither 4 Tao Fem Master. 80
S1pIEN ON HE MIGHT OF TIE l5lH
;, igs;, a 'ln ites.uiy Ne T., -g,si; slso mote
Tor r , tn.d st.n'i 3D. L'pla,rn., NO. 20
hiss =. - -,a,r.d i.ANt NTv, - - s:'r,,,.' 10;
~;D hEM >Ep-Lp>T \ BANK BOOK
= - 40 lgS,i3i on n. Bo"ety, savings Bank. IA,
nnee. viii be thankfully rewarded on leaving T. vi
- ELNAED--LOSI On THE l7th Inst.
81, i". SCI >. J. - ~ t"e n.h,t OF AIN
%, ,t ~, 10y t,'hia Nin O. i'id On eaV'I ~
va" ."' '''''""'' 80 nam" ~ ~ $50
ts-, REV ARD--Ikt1 IN \ GREEN.
-, Yoir, ,rd : n. IA f.,grv .t,5 ~, 1b,,r,tar
oVp,.n'ns. ,roa cont, ~ Vim u - ,os
Ia "a. - il IL. ~.
JoNLs, box 80 sun of'ice. 50
% REWARD WILL BE PAID For TIE
81 -.turr Of a hlacL and r,u H., lo,,.' 49, nj
KATE ~ an Trtd,t s,rt Ar I,V A'' ,H" -
ia W. N''' ''f' ''"' 20 ~ 49,, 49,"
= v - '..'' -
-, = XIV All - LOSI ON HE MOkNI\tf
p - VI hugIf ! tn, h't thC BJVs.y and Water a..
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sGWgNes NlACpaI.~

EOR SALE CHt-r-l OF BAHiuuLr5
= hsst sessus irso-.u-.. .,a West Suth e., .r!-a
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THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR OLD
l. books, PAM hlcts and waste rG!,r, NENl Lws,
p, Am
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NI''I.LN w TIII. NITITII VI HE 10 IT
- ius., tGu Treasury Nc e.. y ~J-sa; also q note
for .un gi'd St',iel I. Bro, Lluisirul, NO. 80
rcHaid vii o, rtS To-. i.' .ll,. MS T. 20 alton
hil .tNa- MONA utsllt4n- he gt.uvr, n raNuput
has b.. Do -'n'',d t~AN sc MY, 10 East "3rd - 10!
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RNrS, Old UOOhN, WNNIE INFtN,
&c, The hich,f' O-.h price paid ilg - p
Old books, pamphlets, waste paper, &c, by e.. ".
CLARK, 20 Howard st. 90
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ts1 ELWARD-SlRtYEp AWAY on

''othv tn int from $50 Cana, I. near Hudson a.
supGHsed 10 have been picked up su.ll silr cream,
Co led. cropped terrier dog, has b, The pa mate u
b toy who u4uIIn- hi To-. vtIy much. Auy per.ou
ie.uin n I'm, giving iliolu atom \ 10 " ere
nay %. found, u. rGc,Iv, the above reyare and tia
III thAe 81 IN" owner II. StANLAN. l4O
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S.In ENARD-SIkhItD HON TIE
= " corner of Schue. = aud Graham av N
III "Ecu', .th inst, ont steer ans Gov, 10th nd
TIE sluv' ard will be td Z uuv pt..ou return
IT, 'h'' t. m" sliuthtt .r-r cor Grauam ave Al
Hrr-' 81 Il iiip~. :. TEN llE. 81
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81 1-SIEhlED AWAY on TIE 9TH
- - hI.u-', and opposed 10 hive been picked
~ Ai3 .Ilt, -Tty tA'e lttrIor do long sky hrIr,
.ua- t.. :. b. ,ag- tad .ho-i O.. FL. 81 81 ac.ancJl
.Ai s.. iu. De lt'', "lt. d b.t pt;. w..t 81. H..
cl. Nn re .irnCc oi Nupi An y D. u 49, An lx
g.. .alur NJ Tooth ct, AID IIth Wal r,ocy Ne
u1.Fr s.tgsA. 49,,
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N o. nltrf ne u'N street,
80 door Az 81, Moutscmery -nu,n side,

Dr. f'ovf.ti. Ilr present g-.c., nd tht p.iocs
have boon n7,Igc oI. jyuLo, U-u IA.ors iog t.-
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Secretary Chase .. a F,.as.is..

lfrom the London Tines, Oct al
'Nohing more agreeable than W istsn 20 highly
successful man. VIII IN the .venng of his Rt and The
fuuess % bis fame dsighs 70 nsrras the which
led 10 bis greatness the neian,a WHICH sssgsstsd bis
paole o doing great things ibens~yes take pleasure IN
knowing bow great things done and the gapg
Of nieror,y Is diminished When ws see az il pere ths
mechanism ~ mizbty actoos dspAyc before like the
Amsrica when h. seeking for a sh1rt ~ india,
and that Newton discovered the law u plAnsary
tons While be was Investigating The ail a al apple
sOr "a that ~ The steutiDs and excite the Interest
of oil generations Mr. Chase evideuly THINKS that be
beionss 10 that cis.s q great whose rsputs,an
thug snake Hs ds not require that A. ath should
the ls,t seal 90 biz rsn0wp stamp for tho bsDest
q al fliars tine With the sgnei ~ nmHtabiliT. ns
ply az cary possible 81 that information whish vii
be % greedy soosht s''sr -hss tbs usAi ohass has
h0r Teenbsess, snd tho AZ oi The GnancIcr nsthsr
knosb bes Del.
tufef. they stand heed % ts@r trtgfDphsnt
cess sfssss ior tact Ne the want Of be coantry
rermapsnt ard unTorrn uaeaiam n srehAhs. sss NJ,
'has1 ao~e Anf gave - them ls 10 A. ~
10 rs,.a 1tss. ra-.-s... v' sssss y.ssir.ss ag.
tee That n0h0dy doubts sud MAJ be th~srhi
.asv % 80 ln.psr,,s.ae, s 90 oosf .sJ 1,s 'ss' "a
smsfican cgrr~scy 10 for there sy divs-
ssy the eHcaiaing n~a,an ~hsh bf0ss tbs ls~ u
uniformity must bs slhsf pat~r % gtaG Psr~g u ssn
not BE- for sf chase has dven oat " cfcaaitoz sbs
rar~r & ne banks, ssa bsinsiss TIE .sss. q shs
Fovfnment 10 thsr piass cod q oaSist b.. fer spi1
w fbsss sscss~d q dnys1s u he csunuy
srerig.iy that there ~ fear ~ "a rs,afr Ds fft-n
erie sTeii ibs fynm.iy u pap@r cHCainilgu.
1br gresubacas ere eisAfiy s1itsd 20 The pgaiss -
anhofmts to' osa -s a~J " NJ. 'hsgs caf.
feufy TIE nitFib4is ~ psrusmesfrY. ~, ~ n,Afef
paf - 70 drarfrl ffsn. fbsrs n 80 tho fllsNiss
fssr9 hs rrssnbsesa sba ss pssvsst o. fate u 80
csuiy Ar4tlf@d wealth. IA,B wf - fasx fhsastsns
vtag q ~ 100 A>y iaaas fsspas AZ. ara 40 s's
W a 80 y fiAeis s0s tis Ionas "a aego.I -
ias'~ asisr a. q esgesig. fsfiAinly ~ chNs ~.
ttr1 20 fain ~ ~ fIrFsnfy ths kltflbui@ a. fsmf.
ucuey Ss,rsclatsi faper eaueaey a. sf'1 psfsf
$50 - o tou ~ nclirfi I'D q n.ua 80 - ~
~ 800 ~ y shss 70 dsJTrs tsf ~ "a A % eos =
20 ss oessnsa Nhkh srnis o. snff - n",H
apsw n1i toab a, NA Hse1 49, rAl -. ~ ~
NJ ltgH~ rtsfnH hs FaffttfF hA ~
oniy Tsrmanrrt M urf.rm bat f@tf'ahi.A tbh
ulsy psvssa - ssrafsi ffssu.ee'f ~ - hfA
place tts bak - r~T roNfffftte ifAilAf
ffsss hsss t~su at ~oyk o. - " kfys Jfaft, 2sg
Az ght 10 rrfl4 lrg to- tuff rcf, ap1 -f49 %
taflas.s eslfa'stan a. sHf0tt what std - pc tte
.h1is ssae al g,fsrb 90 fnfss fhaslf - sft
tns. 70 ever = . b sfan a. 81 nsm 90 hsd tufb
Ter fts snari art alty af ~. .aass rffe.ey nsy
fa,tnss pfrrss ~ $40 tlaa~ess vtg co. -tFh 80
tsrts r1Sa { Ffrga ~ vat afngr Afd r1Hy No
u. FAs ~ sfs. ate IA bsgs~ a. tt~ ~ isl fs&iss
p.ssy lL-@i st.L sstssfs a. ,ss ss~s ss' "sa ss
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
Mr.. Lindsay on seutrai Trade.


sn-Ibough "Histofic icos' u able and learned writer
] am disposed 10 think that the he has nov
poused weak one OF be would not attempt m.cOu.
strue The language q those who differ from him.
DID not dispute the gsnansncfs of the tntercertef
oorrespondepce. knew nothing apout that oorre-poo.
dencs uii read 10 the public pf~.s and tberegore
SAID 10 my letter 70 you thai could eni ghien" him
IN regard 70 s authenticty. expressed doubts 10
M accuracy, and supported those doabts by facu with
10 my own kpovIedgc.
''fistorcas vin take the trouble 10 refer 70 a verv
curt letter from the Foreign once whlch e~ss TIE pub
nsbcd oorreppontsooe wnh Mr. Mason he wi hnd hist
have not b~~n mstAken" 10 the whch ud lred
ths Confederas government " order Lhs terfnnatn q
WA, renuemans mission 10 thn cyanIry That u vac
nmld 70 case d inquiry about the Liverpool rams ELh
are said W be for The Coffeoersfe government ~
,be sn.hIt which, 40 Tar 80 my kroyiedge erisnds,
have no ex istsnce a absurd.
Isn not dsp@ed, even II f.n myself sompsteui
whcb do not, 70 dAsmse ~th "Hstrvricus' questions
ntsrnai'oaal Law. u may b quite wroug ior vesssa
70 s&v~ the Isfh d tts country and capture destroy
ieoerAl 'shps but equally vrorg "a so- y
~ sent W destfey stasssson, ana Cor FovernnsEt 81
r'sh sns cue they should steS Tie CtLsr crt mIAf
p~ ssch&liJ tse&ss 'Ar,e
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
The Crew from sns Florida In Liverpool
George n. Sanders, Iits Son, and His
steam Line.

10 THE KDlToR ov TBE LONDON ffhgs.
sn-'HHbricus !" In bis reply 20 me yesterday, does
himself great credit a. sdroit special peader what
ever Judgment must be passed upon that candor which
nh chosen anonyms seems 70 claim
he hah set forth three documents the first signed By
me- The second unsigned, but u face, nan0estly i'm
poted 70 the author of the hrst tho third % called
memorandum. said 70 be m the hand with
soe aDove letter !" when acknowledged the genuine
ncss o oe hrss bot repudsted the he
mss me oy sAyins that no bad imputed me mat
snicn denounced 30 spurious And yet 'fli itorcus"
nmsen, hs own 1rs paragraph Of com.
rng 70 ooe Transaction, which vas tue build
ing OF seAmships under my contract and Therefore no
one couio Fead the whole without atyibune 10 me the
unsigned papers even thoueh "Hstor,cus now dosiges
my repuda,pn them by saying they sre not .ttr
outed me Certainly not 10 many words the sudac,y
OF mabuiactnre wae not carried enrth az
signature Bot rspeat that one can read them ,o
gethsr wi'hovt dong What "Hstovcusi hseIf
did ascribng them 70 by direct and osr~s.sx,
cation both ~ tc authorship and hand r,tss ,.
sharp prsctce and proves the posseprtn by U,~tor,
Gus" d precisely that kind of l<kai ts,spt -,
which he vii have 10 draw largely wb~u ~
us6ev'ascs 70 make that, which he mas pos
yet ventured uT0D, an answer to the espo~Yre bv
NeilAns" W the nat oontrsdctoos between bis pvs.ent
srrumsoh against Mr. laird and The Consed~sss sovsrn
meut and be recent statements of the Law ~ the sr
rxnn of British merchants aud shpbuiisers. IIe com
msns vth equal fairness my express,on o any pap~s
Avnf oseS "ueseberousy stoles,p claiming (Jostiy
s1on9n) that an enemy has right 10 anssreeps dss.
ps.enss AuguAse evidently ressred 10 operation
.oy snssent rsn ordinAry open csgture rhs faess
'1s's'p hh*s The yskAe%s ssnt y B,ks.sSa
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
How Secretary Chase Can "shaksv
England.

FROM the Lopdon Globe Oct ~
The obstacles put iu the way of tho fnniDsu 81 Mr..
Lairdr have had the Effect 81 bs tLs
number VI testimonies 10 The thoroughns~r oi hfiisk
neutrality Ia THIS American by the lsat 10
had thrlok from kichfnond ourbslbt who dec ciae ed
"tho Palinertton adminisrhilonn be ''the u
Great Britain, bccase has refused To Join with Frsnos
in tho recognition O, Mr. NArob and Mr. fays. We, u
spJoars sBkxerhbe for the murder o. tboashas
thousands Of Southern men tho ytase a. of
Southern bones snd for the beggay shame AID oarsss
VI butnberieA= southeru womcu Prsty oaGclusse
Mr. ChAas with his rnving aboat the Aisbaa, asa
his desire "to take od Mother England by tue tar asA
givS her gooa sbAklag n that tie fanses mode "
showing nsi AGs.ionf Hut M chase really sa1ts 10
gvo England thorough good shaking tar, ay Of
dclrJ Il, for whids Ne . ne fnsa u.sld- Ai
hsw Osf ArsieT sSyoia,sd 0sasceicv 1ns Braai No
eAegt<T.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
Defeat Of the English Fleet
au in Japan.

n Eurep>aA malls by The Asia reached shs Guy from
Aaem ag an early hour yesterday morning. Our nss
he dated London and Pare the alst OF October.
NJ letters Of special correspondents In London and
Paws with the compilation from the newspaper given
= W. HmAlD to-day, contain . very important ressms
~ ~ events YaDspYng In the Old World when the
tAiisA.
9he Parm correspondent Of tho London Poa, writing
he 1Sth ultimo, says
Ihe French government win not acknowledge the
boptben States Of America unless England does fret
7he Journal de la Bosys OF st. Petersburg, of October
a. attributes great significance 10 tho presence OF the
Russian squadron In American watersA Closer relations
Win America would force England 10 better understand
hg with Russa, whilst Russian rapprochonsmt 20
1ssnoe would be synonymous with hostility to England.
me latest letters from Paris in London, that
apwt from financial matters, which not quite sats.
sscsry, the forthcoming speech a the opening OF
OoSps Legslat by the Emperor exctes intense
Poland Mexico America expected TO form import
feaisres it, The approaching departure OF Marshal
Mol special mission 10 81. Petersburg s contradict
- but the Due de Morny spoken or likely proceed
Shere. II was reported that should the Emperor Napo-
leoo previous 10 the 9th OF November receive from
Eagand Austria their resolutions, the Emperor Ma
poIeon will that be must withdraw from Joint
action and endeavor obtain by other pacific
eses, satisfsctory eouton for Poland regards the
present struggle. Such the circulation 10
~ Hrsseh capital.
Ne French transport vessel lie fnisere left Cherbours
% The 2sth Of October for Vera Cruz having board
Eve hundred zouavee and hundred add nf,y other
troops 70 n up deaths and other casualties the French
army In MEXICO.
Alderman saomops, NJ r. for Greenwich, England ad
dfsseine his constituents the 2slh ult., said
For hs part he the advocate South In the
present. contest because they fighting for ndepeu
4ence because they the weaker side because
- believed them 10 be honest and sincere Was he
eheseore, p favor Of slavery No and that m evil
which he was happy W think would not survive the
0eguGgtN.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
The PrIyatsers.

pRIvATEGR BUILDING srorPED ~ TRANCE.
Paris (oct 30) oorrcspondonee u London Times.
The French government has assured Mr.. Dayton, the
American Minister that the vessels of building
the South IN France shall not be permitted 70 leave
From the fondon News oct. 30
The French government IL SAID 20 have informed W
Dayton, the United States Minister 10 Paris, that tbe
antorsai0n for the construction ot certain vessels %
proved " be building 10 france Tor the COnfedo
rates and for certain aud munitions for tbsr
mAmeut has been wthirawn, ana that the parties
gagged 10 tho business have been warned Of The danger of
prosecuting their work.
THE ALABAMA orr CrYLos.
CoLOsHo sep, %. 1851
IL reported that tho Munlee which arrived here yes
terdsy, sighted by the Confederate Aabams, and
clased tll British coors erbbtsd The Alabama
was 10 simon ay repairing 90 tho 2oth ~ september
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
Will England Modffy the Ferefgn En-
lfstms nj Actl

lfrom The London Post tgovernment orgsn) Oct 31.1
20 manfessiy Ne ,nteea of Great Bvstatr 10 cbssrvs
sfA affress he ottcaors arinc from Neutrality
h extraordinary che should be than suspected by
~ federal government of having daretsrded n this
sespsct The duties mpcsed upon ber BY International law
Al occaeons and In The abeenoe d any conceivable pre-
iez, The northern press and Northern thnH
Rop<s 70 hnDeh against the government d this county
mess y ancuut a. very large elass OF well sdoosteo
80, - they tslievs iheussivss, unbiased IN the
a~~d sssiss o sfione ssuyStkp ibss Ne nfsh
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
THE REBEL RAMS.

vSGshsnt EIersions OF the English Cow
ernasnt 70 Prevent their Escape.
Prom the Manchester Guardian, Oct 20.
1nsfs Was report in Liverpool yesterday that the
ssns had escaped but tho story was of course wholly
From the Liverpool Courier, oct. 2s.l
inquiry shows that the government has been taking
cssa esiraerdAsayk precautions 10 prevent any at
se0pted departure OF the on Tuesday
enslpoon her Maesty's steamer Heron arrived
= u hersey, and took up a position In trout Of
nsasrs. Lairds dock, In which the least forward
ram, II Nonastif, s lying The Heron did not anchor
bus psseed her cable through the side OF ferry buoy
- that II might be slipped at moment notice In this
postoo she lies with her dres banked steam up
Marines were landed and board ~ Monastir
0eaeSp. lairds workmen ordered on the vessel
Which remains the exclusive possession the marines
Hs ocs allowed board and the wofkmen stoos have
boso sent ashore.
About the sams time additional force o, marine. was
eent % board The other ram, W Tonssoun ali the
worknsn, with their tools and appliances ordered
eehose In her csse aiso person permitted board
Ths gunbca Goshawk continues he rnoored ahead II
NE ram IL understood that the iron plated frigAte
Prince Consort u 90 her vsy " Liverpool but ~ DIN.
cult 10 ascertain wbsther this correct or not me au
shoses are very reserved. Hsr Malestys steamer Ma.
jssic already IN the Merssy. These hostile prepara
soos created much ccnssernafoa and 10 believed ths,
neesrs. laird deem the seizure altogether ice, The
e(hsr veeee seized by government the Alexandra attn
lice in the Toxtsh Dock. Liverpool under embargo Her
sase win come before The Court Of Appeal early 10 ths
spproachipg term.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

shYs Of nasrsntiy ouiraging the law Of nations,
Efforts achieve It's independence They their eyes,
1nconsc'ousy perhaps 70 the fact that h In English
OF which has been employed In the Southern
paigns, and looking only TO the scanty supplies which
have - enormous risk been obtained by the Confederate
government protest against the facilities which have been
Afforded to those who are regarded as rebels against the
established government Should the Foreign
Enlistment act prove dead letter the very important
question will arise whether, white the American civil
war Is still pending II would be Citing 10 modify it,
especially the would operate solely against
Of the belgerents On the hand the
rests Of this country must be regarded and the other
the obvious OF spirit OF the
Of neutrality by legisating meet the requirements
OF one OF the contsndng parties On the one side pocy
s. a.s ;n.ae a% ,,S o Soa,s M s,,St ,, 'g nre
shore. On the other, honor and dignity dissuade
from introducing changes which can operate only against
the weaker OF he two beiigerents, between whom
are desirous Of standing perfectly neutral The position
s difficult one Tor the Brisa government, and it
which have been introduced warfare
construction OF special engines OF DESTRUCTION which
have made the be pursued by tho 0vernmsnt
sill difficult and uncertain The silent about
the building OF SHIPS aud prohibits solely their being armed
equipped the object being used aga nst friend
y state. Bot does the building o' vessel which be
nfrusemeni Of the ae,' some saw YES whilst Other no
less respectable authorities say supposng the
nr -. no oosh, he legislature 70 u,sgoss aud sup
fact be submitted to the leg stature aud 90 its reply
will demand the exercise Of the greatest prudence and he
greatest tiscriminaton To mind the most htiing
answer which could be given would be the effect that
ths country had framed OF suforc.
Ing neutral obligations and tnai these are proved
70 be detective II must await time when suitable modn.
cation can be introduced without prejud ce 10 the
ests Of q particular state.
The Crew from she Florida In Liverpool.
prom the London Times, Oct 20
u may be mentioned that the which have been
current Tor some time W the effect that portion OF
Flor'da's crew had arrived some weeks ago 10 take
charge OF the ronclads, has foundation IN fact The
real TACT ~ that these mon became nssbordinate at
hst because they we're refused cave ashore, and
subsequently, discharged by Captain Msft they made
their way TO Liverpool, and on their wages being paid
various merchant vessels
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

then very much fear that policy win be considered
both Inconsistent and and viii 70 arnmh the
fair fame Of English statesmen am. air, your obed
ent servant, W. =. LINDSAY.
smrERroS, Oct. %, 1863