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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the l4'h day of July, A. d.
w 1857. John Jordan and Ann b. Jordan,
executed unto james }. Lindley, rs Trustee,
certain deed Of trust, conveying to said Trustee the
land in Scott county, Iowa, describe as follows,
to.wit The northeast quarter of the forth
west quarter, and the soGth-cas. quarter Of the
north west quarter. and the northeast quarter OF
tho south west quarter Of section No. twenty
eight Us. township No. eighty ESQ., nortl OF
range No. five o. east Of the 9Th IN, contain
tain,ng one hundred and twenty acres Of land
which said conveyance was made by the said John
Jordan and wife, for the purpose OF securing the
payment Of two prom ssory notes, and the inter-
est there n, gned by said Jordan, dated the l4th
day of July, l557. an ayabe ss follows One
Tor one hundred and ilfty doiiars. payable in six
mon hs and the other for tho sun Of sixteen
hundred and fifty (sl 65o) dollars, payable il one
year
And now said last note having become due and
payable, and the said John Jordan having
failed to pay the same, |, James Lindley, uus-
tee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice
that by virtue of the power which is in me vested
by raid deed of trust, will On Thursday, the 2lst
day Of May A. ID. 1862 1t the hour Of two
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, ut the Court
House door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and
offer for SALE public auction. the parcels of land
above described, or much thereof as shall DO
necessary TO satisfy and pay he amount Of said
note with tho interest thereon TO the day Of SALE
together with ell the costs and expenses attending
said sale costs of this notice and trustees tees.
Dated the 2Jth day Of April. A. b. 1868.
JANE, J. LiNDLEY,
ap2i Trustee.
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IhIfSTEktA SALE.

VNHREAS, on the 2s,h day Of July A. d.,
w 1852 DR.. james Gamble and Eliza Can;
bic, his wife, executed unto Howard Darlington,
- trustee a certain Deed Of trust, conveying t.
aid iru tee the land in Scott county, losa, des-
trihed a. follows, TO Wit Lot No. Gns |, ii
fractional sect on twenty-t:x ID in township
sessn'y min. ~ north. OF range fse y, cast OF
The 18th p. m, excepting six acres heretofore
-od in tho suuth .east'cOtner oil said iot.) con
tanning sixty .fQl acres mere or less. Also l.ots
G.I23. 1, ;. q, -, Y and 10, being oil oil
Icck number thirty mine 80, in tho City OF lie
Clare, with all tho buildings and Improvements
fhet.on SAID deed of trust is recorded in book
X Of mortgages at page 10 oil the records OF
aid Scott county, aud was made by the said
ne. Gamble and wife for tho purpose OF secui-
my the payment OF three certain prOmissor,
notes aud the interest thereon, signed by said
lame 6anb c, dated the 18th day o July, A
. lsa9, aai payable as follows: One for two
iundred an tixty-six dollars and sixty seven
ents, ono tor light hundred ana hfty-three dol.
ars Il thirty three cents. and ono for ono th gu
and ana thirteen dolla,s and thirty-three cents
Ill payable OF sht months after date. On which
,id II = 81 the there is nov due the SUN OF tive
Lousani dollars with Interest at ten per cent pei
lnnum from hoyeu Der 2stb, 1860.
Aud now sad notes having become duo and pay
,hie and tho said James Gamble having
allied 10 pay the same, /, Howard Darlington
tu.tec as aforesaid, do hereby give this ubli,
,otiee, that by virtue of the power which Is IL
ne vested hy SAID deed Of trust, will, on Mon
lay The lst day OF June, ID 1858, ut thu
ieur Of ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said da,
II the Court Hou door in the city Of Davenport
Expose and utlsr for ,ale, ut public auction, tn,
p,roels Of land above described "r 50 much thereo
- shnl be necessary 70 satisfy pay the amour
emainng due on said notes with the interes
thereon to the day Of sale. together with all thu
oss and EXPENSES attending sald sale, costs of thi
lotice and trustees foes
Dated the 4th day of May. ID 1858.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
,uvE Trustee.
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A G Z Mt s W An TED
ABBoTTs HISTORY OF THE GREAT REBELLION
THE HISTORY
OF rms
CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA

Comprising . full and impartial account of the
Origin and Progress Of the Rebellion, the various
Naval and Military engagemsnts, and he heroic
deeds performed by Armies and individuals, and
Touching Scenes In tho Field, Camp, Hospital
By JOHN sc. ABBOTT.
Author of the "Mothcra Home" "Life Of Ne
Poleon." History OF the French Revolution"
etc.
:, Illustrated with Diagrams and numerous Steel
Engrsvings Of Battle Scenes, and Portraits Of
Distinguished Men By the best Artists ia Ameri-
%. 1t will be issued in two Royal Octave Vol
umes OF over $50 pages each. A good agent
wanted 70 sell this History in each county Of the
state OF Illinois. Apply to or address
CLARKE / CO.
Indianapolis, Iad., or Springfield, I'll.
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,ichigan Southern Il Lake ShOEt
aslzHE.zsOh I'D.
uMMEg AKaASG ENr

SUNNI ER AKkAEG EMENr
~ AND FTER NAY 4Tfi, AND UA
II further notice trains will leave Chicago a,
81 follows;
'.oo NJ New York Express daily, excep
sunday.
1911 Night Express, daily, except Satur
lays.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago at s:l5 Z NJ, aDe
IL NJ.
All the above trains make regular connection
uakrs, builalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
i>rA, haston, fhilndcll hia. baltimore and nj
eaata la.t.
.nyuripu3 new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
20 improvements run on Night Trains.
Iarough iiekotF can he obtained al the Con-
a1y tfre, 81 ahik street, unloT Sherman
In e, u Al the Depot, corner 81 Old Van Burel
"A sherman streets.
ii. f. SAN YER,
General Hesterp gent
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kutaM's Patent ScntilatOr,
On Cars of Day Expross Treius.
Patent Sleeping GAYS on Night Trains.
BagCngf Checked ThroW0h.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in ell PRINCIPAL
Railroad Off 'cs IN the West, u. the General eioe
,orner If Lake aud BcaIbon streets, (under the
fremont House, Chicago, and at the depot.
Il. n. RICE, Geal sun
]. W,SSyru, Western Pea. Agent. jnl
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81 fYf q. y r,.s.s ,:..e.s..a:.


sss 81 t II vs. y. ,., tt---
~ ASD ErttR AarD.s. Aai l2ra
- SEW, lst- T@irs wiu .elyc Wei .freet 10
t,t thI1l-a. ieioWs. rnBlars ~ se,t,d u
Al J.51 = tniei - .'N.l.rHctit,te r.. Atorl
l.,ep = Waucu, Galena, iutAth. putaqat
sa. 4itta places.
,tg.a0 anr sto t"t h,-,a, POI. Tul
tya, Ceiaf Lald' ana iAjonneai4;e ,.iut.
Ala ioi Eisin, Brisidege, korktoli aud Ia.
s:G"i,atS points.
AZ go i NJ - helesa sni iu,.rnl ,date places
iassengef- Tor Be i anl Jaue.uile viii TAX.
he -" NJ ami + 81 train
fn.sengcrs ier ,.Saal Lake, Mcllcnry, Rich
uond Geneta Like and intern, jiate / in's, " 4
takc tn I y train.
Al $3.50 Z II al. Jas 4 NJ, FROM Dullei,h Galcna
treeluf, &c.
Al $50 Z u and 500 A VI, from Cedar Rapid.
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
At il:lo A N from FOX River Valley.
At $50 \ y, Geneva Accommodation.
s=3F- sleeping Cas- % Night Fggias.
u. Il. TAbtOTT. Gsu'I SUIT
q N. WGy,lyn. Gems past'4rAl't. nv2un
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saou.c and Lot Wanted

4 Ny PtRSON- HAVING A SMALL House
n -four Ut I've room-lnd fair lot, to .el
can hear OF 8, u purchaser by addressing Box
hH Davenport Post Once. apl ls.u
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Il.iuGiS Central Railroad.
4. "a 81 ssxs.ii;sss isss.ssr. sas -,

I'M AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOyLMBr 3
~ 81, trains will leave fr5lu the Gfand t,ntfai
Depot foot Of Lake and south Water street:
Through Exmess, A. $40 NJ arriving at
Iai,y, exc, sandays,f aalra att.S0 A NJ.
~ This Train CONNECTS tor Peoria, Alton, II
i.oIis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommoiation, Al i:Oe N. Tor Cairo and Way
Train, Shtona arriving at Cairo NJ
Every day, J ST. i NJ next day
- This Trsia, On saturdays, viii run only tt
9.5ana f-ans atnyeaL ohia-so A. lI:o5
aal s.3a Pm.
rr Ticket and information, apply at the otic,
Il to Groat Central pepnt.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains vii. cave Chicago Leave Wood Lawn
$40 A NJ G:i5 a N
$40 A NJ q95 N
1900 12bbpN
800 f. N 8ijIM
500 i NJ $50 NJ
W. K. ARTHUR, Geui Sup't.
W i. JOHNSON, Zen 7 Passenger Ag't. nozGti
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NEW f0RY. BOSTON
.f.s'D III E.1SIEX.T CITIES
Carrying tn. Great " es,rr, ard Nosl,
Mestcrn Z MiAst NSN.rs MAila.

EMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AM
- Buffalo, dai'y,on the arrival OF all trains
nc Lake ~h1 IRE Railroad, making close connet
loa5 WITH trains /. IN ilcvetand Chicago, Mi
sauhee, NJ Louis, Burlington, kcokuk. II Pau
dubuque, Galens, Iowa CITY. sc the only car
INNING through ifo1 tho lakes q Now ior
Glty
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Farc always a. lor
- IS any o;har r5uts.
Ec pHtIcVi.r ava cali for tickets via Erie Raj
road ~hinh are II az ell tLs principal railroa,
tIces ~ tnc " est
Ilis RpaI affords facilities for shipment Z,
? rel -Et, superior 10 any o-hst route.
AN EATKtSS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
caves New orb daily. making ccse connection,
thraash 10 all points " est. ana quicker time th al
seer before .uIde On any limo.
Fai fr,i ,ht rates. enquire OF J G Oatnan, "a
'ruAuway. Ghas Thurman, 1913 Broadway, \. \
} Il z Archer, ~ South street, y Y, j : DUNLAP
3 State street, Boston Lris ailway Office, d
Glars Street. Chicago.
CHAS, MlSOT. Gent sup, NJ
L. :. Sru"cER, Woata,n Agent. Chicago, LII,
a. BAR4es, gent, harrington, Iowa.
Eii-tf
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piit>burs, II. Nagne u chicago
IL ALL. - AID.

IL. 49, yv;ss,.s = - s.sss;. ~ ..s,.,.saa-
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PlTTSBUR6
" e,thon, change, connecting with the great
PENASYLVAhIA CENIRAL RAiLR0AD
Now orK rhiadelphia Baltim, r. and W ash.
pStph city and AZ thr Interior towns OF fenn
yiyaria ow Jersey, New York Maryland &c.
Merchants by ttting this route, viii have IL,
cdr4uta;eot al, the eastern markets ~ no add.
tiouel cot.
E.ss4xc checked through.
Tram .eave IRE Depot, Canal street y est side
yhicAga, iAiy On tho aliI.i q lrsias tro,n The
Host atl North west.
Gonnec.Iuv ID Crcstlino @.tl Cleveland 4 Lake
shc.c r. X. in Bunkirl'. BUdI.u, Hia.ara Fali.
New York and Bosu Do, Gld III To ntorio,
town 81 New England, via New No.h Genera
sni new OK Lno Railroads. Alf. >.a'h /
s0oumbgg, J4aesti!'e, Newark, Nonui Norlon.
setcuNourue and Nke..iug, al iDtcripr toRal
81 Jhi5 qua TgiuiR.
Tho ahorc traius connect At forest with train
ga Mai lt.s.r Eead 81 springfield, tfhaHo. Day.
GOA AL III clauati. Aiso "4t. train at Lima lul
PARTON .p. Cincinnati direct.
fYre s.. 10. a. a., other ftop.s.
Paase1y rs bound east ~!ll hul ;.i' route both
rleGstnt ai.a s;ceaoic, passing through many OF
The iar,es, rni Gncstc!tc' Il u" Ial'i state
Ia sscus, 81 arriving IL chicago ~nany e the
foads vii find attentive che X ugcnts NJ tho de-
pots to receive checks nni convey baggage free -
charge 8 tn r,.t,burg and taicagu cars. sleep
Ing cara accompany each train.
Tioh0ts Tor alb AT all the principal t'rket on
se. 10 the est, ana ~ the CeatRuy's oe O. or.
Ger Of Randolph ana pcSrsotl streets, or d. The
Depot Npst si3e, Chicago.
IL particular 20 ASK tor uokcts by Etrt Wayne.
UAN. W. BOSS,
Csnr Western P-sson.;"r Agant. Chicago.
!. Il. N1as :, { IN. anu ttsu'i Ag q, Cnieasy.
Freight of al kinds vi. PC carried from Chca-
{pto 20 IT. tas; ~ A. time', At as lu~ rate.
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CLINTON HOUSE
CORNER or CLINTON AND COLl.E1T
~ streets, Iowa CITY Iowa ]. TsuspKLll, Pre-
passss usxlrav
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Frcirht &c Al kinds vi PC carried from hica
{pto 20 1T fas; VI Al. tiles, At as loss rate.
- any otnc, Ee,irJet r-uts. 4erg' ar
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s..WHkT AQehsEs aS THs SItyEfs e. II has
Lleng been kno&an that vast duapf tits of
lsilveR have ion centdffes been Gafrieds 10
sKndias and that thefeit disapps out of
'tie eirculaGof Of the world Like, pebbles
down ? eaYerpt 1T is said that in the. last
twsetysHs yeafs $3.50, ,QOGOo0 have been
senFt thithers sOf which $3.50, ,0Q0y00O has thus
disapp peared. No probable reason has
ever been discoyered'for this mystery ex-
eept the ancient custom of harYing spe.
Gle and dlewelfy in the ground -
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Gen. S. II iarey1-of Ohio 1torn,o,.1, :

!, Gen. s. Ft Gareylof Ohio, formerly q
sHcpnseryafye " of the straitsst sect terse,sl
y sums ppa political and ethical creed
fof our southern brethreAss "a Yeb-t
el," he says, has but two rights2a CON
stitutional right to be hung and a divine
right to bedamned. Hopethey viii an
avail themselves Of their rights. ). :.
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Reasops fer ny Love.

z You ask reason for my love! ~
The best that can give, dye see, ~
1s. that sll,other men -ahnIA--I-'--
Ny loveAoVes mo -
She Is not beaptifnh Iknows . \
Nor learned, As one may snieDysse
But then, howe'er the seasons 20, !.
She still loves meS -.
Tell her that I.have nar,shsto boast,
No oweaith, no name. aIdAheeaiesss she
VIII smile, when you have said Your nests
!. And still love me, .'t =.
: Icare not for brilHantleyss," -: z
Your form SO. fine, yopr mannerfreos I
:, Iboast and boassas dean a pFaet =.
: Her love forRe.a q & Ndyf il -
+ And all / say, and an Iddy E' 80:
an; Is simply done, ana said shasehe 3
foWbo ieYed me long, anNl loved NJ Fue 4
20 May ktilLlove me- IS ~ - ~ g
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gagged M fort 4forSiiffyin9 the port Of Carlscrona,.
the thieG -doeltvard of the Swedish navy,
which $50 Be reRdeted ,capable of rsSts'
finS, not only. the Swedish mcn-of-Tar,
hut also, "tse sqpadrons of those powerss
whose interest it5might be to station na-
val force in;those waters, .,a, Y
- It vas reported in PARIS that Napoleon
had: ordered ali the iron-GIads ofFgance%o
assemble at Cherhonrs, and thc iron %srI-
vessels now onthe stocks TO be complete1
The dificddities arising ffGp.sst ssnt Of
aslppE Of cotton in the Manufacturing
districts OF France were becoming very
serious. . y -
The British journsls&ere still incensed.
agaipst Admiral Wilkes, and some Of their
writer's affected to dread that tie cabinet
at Washington were inclined to make a
sudden. war on their ceuaitry. ja ' '
; Mrs. Adams letter to, Messrs. Howell
and Zirman, which was giyen'to cover q
cargo ofglnftionS Of war for sthe. Mexi-
cans, e4eitef great I" Indignation " in
Frahce.s Considerable agitation stilf pre-
vailed IN Englandron the subject, as well
as the future regulation ofrnedtfal trade
ito the Mexican coast. In the House of
Commons Mr.. Layafd stated that the gov
Srn1nsnt had under their. r.consideratio the
a' ticket ofleave given by Mr.. ADAMS.
!: Thesalleged rebel gnnboat. As1andria
had a5een q ex6heGuered," 1t IYsfpool,
and it. was statea'sshat the geyes1hent
Contemplated Legal proesedihgs against
=. It.yas said tia AtAe English government
;@o6id inc niifs into the S$4sem Of shipping
.abie bodied men fsof1 1relcpd tosthe Utk-
ted States, and rpt'a stop to If. unless it
oSn to: he aE5aa fds emigration
movement :. 80, s.s -, ,
4 s,Ehe coafederte' loan remained firm liit.
!Eseaas eta stfrern. "a iSes sfoRrths TO 65ne and
one-fourtht premium. American securi-
ties were frmer. -
= ConsoB closed in London, ontlle. .23d of
April, at 9sa 931Ss for money. : The Liv7;
erpod cotton market was, quiet on the 23d
gltimo, &ithp15ees firm, but poaottial ad-
vance Breadstriffs we're qpiet and STEADY.
Provisions were dull and Inactive.
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Naughty bird, to fly awaS ~ - ,
Answering no wordysf mfnes.a
= Mocking mewith carols gay =
AS If thou couldst nsyr reMnsk ,
Naughty bird to treat me sdS
When my heart is full.cswec
Nanghty bird or nWssE maid
Heart which is ii, prithee telit
Nxture's laws are wisely bid, q.
Like the songster heed themsvell ;
He who notes the spartoy'sfall
Kindly watches overaike o.
Prithee, Robin, eomesana make
For thysaf apgetty nest, =
When at morning when ] wake,
J, And ct evening when ] rest,
may listen to thy song 49,,
land forget the world goes wrong.
,yEs, n. H., April d, 1866.
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.yAfepl and kasve, with asissentyiisvv

spAf9pl and klaye, with 9nsrenty Vows" 8.
For Julia's hand apply; - sts5u9D -
, The knaye to mend his fortunes sues r.
ssDTnei iboltoplease eye. a.. s.'E5
osAskype how julia Sail behave! e. y
.htIDepend ont fora rule, sss..
3 Ifsaesafool shellwea the knAzas !
fishes knavs, the fool.
!. The bursting buds look up
10 rsst the warm sunlight whileit lingers yet
On the wSrn hillside, and thesiOlet -
Opens its azure cup
Heeklg and countless wild flowers wake to fling,
sTheir sNiiest hcense On the gale of spring. ~
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The E14krEsT. and greatest scandal is the
departure fol. America of one Of our young
noblsnep a fine, young, man about six
and-twenty, Yho took, q respectable de-
gree.at Cambridge, and has always con-iI
ducted, ,himselfswith good sense and good
taste ,in:pablic LIE, as the wiekeftyworld
says sin pursuit of a. notorious court texan. =
There are fears that this person. whom
hotsenfanship and amusing conversation
renoyel Roha q back street in Chelsea to,
a, ,glt-cage near Park LANG. to sit on pink.
satin aud sleep under blue: satin, may fol-
low SUIT with Polly Peachum hundred.
years ago, she became Duchess of Bolton.
The sensation nnae BY the sale Of such Ia ;
woman house was not very eredita able, :
eithor to the manners or the ,tastessof the
fashionable'world. The furniture vas in
the most vulgar taste--not book, not a
.pisttre, Of any value gold, satin, a1tdS
velvet /; yet ladies crowded to see the IN
feriG Of a house that could dave been In,
dieted had it held more than one tenant.
tJ''''S IHERtT.s.a {. -. . -, 80; ,-F
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The ExPEDimoNs no CEIdNA.-A, dis,
patch was received from General Wright.
at Louisville, on the 22d, ITO the effect
that the EXPEDITION to Celina was entirely
tE$t our troops destroyed the.
town, one h,indfed tho6sand poSnds 81
bacon, ten thousand buShelsIo wheat, ten
thousand bushels of fscorn. .Aone hundred
balwels Of WAislaey, sneshuhdfed barrels of
foaS . considerable afiantity otfsuear.
coffee tea, nalt,.- and ,otaer stores, and
forty boats, which had been used in trars..
porting goods from BreatsyiAe and other
points lop the Cumberland. The rebeis'
reporta loss, ot.ninets killed /, but Colonel
Graham, coaalnandef Of thee1pedititnS Is !.
Qfthe opinion that the.nunlber is GREATER;
We he'd one wounded and one. missing.
GepeFab Wright claims it as a peffeot nc
e6Ss, - Jyl - as.rs' f'Ffag 'Il~" i'affaFF7
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SOB PRiNFIN:G


Prithee, Robin WA shog make & 80
For thyself pFetsy, NEST. SrA tSs
Where each morning when YasA .
And each evening Nhen frsa ssss
/, j may listen. to thy song s ~ =
Howsoeer the world goes wrong -. =. =
PritAse, Robin. doA NOD ssnos -
! Aughsof wants Jondth, needs I,
Do thy carols never figw -.
) From breast toosrii d need
Anxious for the moEows store
Craving ever sometkius morss y.
Prithee, Robin, DO thy alngs !, !. s.
Never weary in then hight 4
Dost thou see np ugly things =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-08

cobins 7 There 10 everything, except the nm
certainty Ct American go,iticr, 70 make ~ r..
gard sucli an event IA probable. Il would a.
mes. seem that the Presideut himseif would
nave no objection TO peace il he kne ~ how 70
reach IT, Perhsp this meeting may show him
ina way II All armis.ics we,e proclaimed
we eei,sve that neither party wouid bs ia q
hnf'g u renew the war, and the .fe,irs :. 4
psasr "oaia s1pply thefwo G. vsrnmeuts wi b
ths strongest Uetivs for coming 10 rsasonabls
terms of separation
Mr, Spence, of Liverpool. the finauca,
seen1 OF inc SeeeesioBist.,j has resumed his
iessers 10 the London Times lie contend.
tnat little Or rot1ing has We, been Effected IL,
TIE WORK OF snbduicg the South. expa,iates
on ~hat the SoatEerners have dore in the
hs'd, and asssris tina: policy of exhaustion Ia
likely to he IN ,rs dame ging 10 tie n ,r,l, thar
the South. He hci:s ont gloomy prosnsc.
for She orth if the struggle Is a,,o we'd 10 90
on for another year.
A full report of the speeches dsiiyered by
the Marquis of CiaBticafde. Eail Rrssen. end
the Duke OF ,mtrset, OH the sut iees cf the
Anariean blockade and he seizure Of British
tradeFa by our cTuis.rs is Published. Earl Rms
M ssi LOOK occasion In compliment Chief Justice
,aGey, OF the UIi'ed Ssases, and Admiral
"hAes. The London Post Of tao i7,h June,
has an eiitt rial referring TO tho debate. i'll
wien u says; Up to the pre- sent time. how
ever thefe is nothing TO snow that the cap
'siiis OF American cruisers have acted ia u
reckless plFit. The instructions given by Alr
Sswsrdtc tho Navv *re unsx catu uabi''
NJ S'sdeH, tho is-fvcY Of tb~-at t-n s...ierate
s'ta'sH, has bGd very long co"fcS efice with
tho Emperor of Fssnce. The l.. nperor cent
for him, and had a private teie a 1ete with him
ut breaeiasi, and did not part with him ult.l
the Council of Ministers had assembled
This Interview has given strength 10 the ru.
faor that renewed. offer Of neiiation IN
American ait .irs by the Emperor i.u;s Ma.
poieon is likely TO be the result OF the fall of
P,iab'a