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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-17
VOLUNTEERS.

Having been detailed enlist Recruits for Company
tached to Ransoms Brigade and stationed at Kenans-
vile, N. c, opportunity is offered to those who
liable to CONSUMPTION to volunteer in said company
l will remain at home for few days, and any
wishing to join said company address David
son College. j. w. SHEPHERD,
Feb g. 1863 Lieut. co. +, Seth n G ReCt.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-17

THE NEGRO ARMY.-It seems to be the idea
to raise the first negro army at the North. This
is better than we expected. Our fear was, that it
would be deferred until the army could be gather
ed in the South-which might never happen
But $50 900 negroes, in addition to those we have
are just the things We want With negroes at
$4,000 head our soldiers could not make richer
prize than the capture of such an army.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-17
ns%The bids for 5000 600 worth Of

sg=The bids for 100000 worth of North
Carolina six per cent bonds were opened in this
city, when it was found that the sinking fund bid
for SIT 600 at par; some $4,000 or $4,000 were bid
for at 100, and 1000 taken at prices rang
ing at par and thereabouts The whole amount
bid for $4,000, we understand-Ral-
eigh State Journal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-17

All persons indebted TO The Estate Of Patriet I
Lowre, deceased, are requested to call aud max, n
mediate payment 10 SAML. r. SMITH
Dec 30, 1862 Attorney for E1ecntri,
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to FULLlYGS a SPRINGS
by note account, are hereby notified TO call upor
VIM. w. Grier, exsherif, and make immediate settle
ment. J. NJ. SPRINGS
Februarv 3, 1863 II
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-17
TREASURER'S REPORT.

H. H. WTiston, Treasurer, account ruth The f., Tenn
0. Railroad Company ia North Carolina:
RECEIPTS.
To cash, bal per Report LIST Jau 1862, $1,000 Ga
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-17

BRAGG AND HIS GENERALs-We learn from
an unquestonable source, that on the arrival of
Gen Bragg at Iullahoma, he addressed circular
if there any foundation for the rumor prevail
ing, that there Was dissatisfaction and want Of
confidence in him, existing in the army. All the
Generals with the exception of Nithers and
Cheatham replied in the affirmative, stating that
such was the case, and that it would be to the
interest of the service if Gen. Bragg would ask to
be relieved.
It ia further stated that none but Generals Polk
Withers and Cheatham coneurred in the PROPOSE
ton to retreat from Murfreesboro', all the other
Generals not only being opposed to it, but the
majority of them were not even consulted on this
point. General Withers in his statement in this
regard was therefore entirely mistaken Charles
ton Courier
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-02-17

S27s,756 "a
Balance in hands Of Agents, S7,747 65
1" Treasurer, 1902 Is l,449 90
$3OO,2oe 81
Respectfully submitted
NJ L. WINSTON, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
ComnrreIsl Intelligence.

IosDos MoSEY MsRxgr.-Tte funds were firm,
and C.a.o. clo.ed the lab Ssd9i Zoe msrsy ard
" I for account Ga Ls I3h the SAet wa. stcaey a.
ms sam. quotations The Discount market wseAsJ a. y
ceut bu Lsge ,aou in aoia were eeius sAsa
Nv s Bans OF En- add end early reduction la the rate u
con,t wa loo tic Confederate Loan ~ss tsdy
Al an pre- uum 1es.r,ms iiom FfSnSori report usns
sctio il here as high % prem and a, fafs prem
LtyI root. Api IS p. M tot TON tho ta o. No
sAys (ncu iosiy Wednesday are estimatsd g. about
n bales incuJiss 900 VI o5p rt ard speculation
bs uAe has sctvr and huner. snd slight sdvanee
as De-, generally established Thsre renewed demand
TO- export to Aa-H'A . Al, .,
"A N t.esrans bu,inrs. hts done for the Es''srn
iu aud R Instance. advanced prices fo
the nome trade mrhet Is qut aud q1otaon, changed
BhrAp.rtFYs he.,f. Wskehold Mob No.. hichsd-
,on spenc. Co and othrrs. report; Flour duB .ns To-
bbl flower, Pfc.s range fom 1i G3. Wheit quiet tni
White van Corn urn full Mixed 2Ji White
z0td3OI y $50 10.
PhovsoS,-Beef and Pok dull aud prss ,till dropping
Bac On iff.su,i, bat doing al "a G2y thse'e t-sdy
Hu,,t y.i ~ dthcu VI Lard rshor weak al 70 dJ1I
T.llow steady a. 40 d+!l6 Tor y. A.
PkoDuCE-A,bes Inactive, but seady. Sus1 neady
Code, inn. Rice steady. Dyeuoot; no sales, L.se-d
6o.d at IN. Nothins In Crude. Rosin-neshius doing
spirits Of rurPentine nominal -, ..,
'LoNpOx MAKKrrs-br sdstufs dull but no quoisos
ehsnss In American. sugar sosdJ Cove seUse 81 a..
MIR. Tea arm Rice quiet, but steady Tsllow sssdy
Y c., a. s9+JI. Lins.,d W, - GEi1 Iron qni'" '"'
unchanged .,c,, ~ -. AMI mar.
Al for ,,r, .ticle Of beauttai weather
and hs.yy arrival. on tue Las. Coast from tho bsti9;
AsEKCAs SscuRrisf-Ihe quotations % 'N1 49, 80
United states f,es 81 go ke shares sd6f ii""" 'on
tral ga GlJA discount Ns~-iors CentrsL oS"oo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Australia and Sev-ZcaInnd.

The production Of gold IN melbourus shows
elk ht falling off IA comIaTed witb last year. The
ruth Of par.anl from Melbourne for the new golo
g. DIS at Diego, New. Zealand, was very great. IL
SIX weeks tie population OF Otago had Increase
1879. ,-.
Tle Melbourne correspondent Of The LondoH
Tim. says the weekly p,oiactioD ~ The Province
u O;ago ranges from Il, 900 10 1900 ounees ard
new fields are opening oat IA sll directions; 'oone
nierpiisng pros setors h,ve penetrsef 10 me Yves.
coast They have Discovered practical sap Ia we
mountain CHAIN by which they reached The see, snu
thas found traces Of gold &C every stage OF theiI
journey, There have also been new discoveries o.
y,ld ma the Province Of Nelson.
Importation. Mt Melbourne had been on rather
heavy scale, While exports only eighty incfea-ea
ExeiapQe was at yIeuin;r Of per cent Tor W
euy,' ills anu rer cent for days sight
The House II Assent y at Melbourne had passed
q, roll, ION guaranteeing snb,idy OF $4,000 a.
wear for stoau communication with England by the
Cape.
An arranged nt 10 promote the Panama route.
An attempt 10 reduce the wages OF composi'oT', Al
Sydney, from n to I'D. has resulted in an advance
W -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Tn, Polish Question Abrond.

II. p.ri. Bf9.Tur savb: The Austrian Govern
,cc,l having displayed views upon ~. fonso 9ueo
lion IA conformity with th"se oil the " es'e,n ""
s~. an under, andiog has been estaelisLed between
me three Courts f,r acting 10 concert toward 'he
Cabinet OF st. PelsuLnrg. -,
TI< Lfvanl Herald OF ConsIanunople, OF Apnl IL
I've: L.,t evening tie AmeniAl Ihcaicr wss TO
~, .,iveu benefit" in bsLalf Of the POlith H.
srrr.',iotsry moyouisut; b.. daring the d.y the
pcrtr "a. tho ibsiaucebi tho Rur.iAa legation, ior-
b,se the lerfurmbpce. We suoerrly regl.t thi-
..ri, Interference With Y generous impul.e, which
Ia h,ed It ibis moment by nearly all Europe, aud
with which to Government has already permitted
la,ly Ia toras equ...,s -, = - - =
TO - organ. There ele many ie~sons WY 10 Key
should wsb well TO tie naiionhl oause Of f"lsnd;
NOT. nby her ruleTs sbout contribute, however re-
roely 10 ia .AtIgushl cns under Ito iroa heel oil
Ia Ise ParIs Prsn, N. Emile ds GirTcin give,
the following summing az VI Iho Pres.ht dliIoliiuc
phAse Of Polish affair;
Weak All .criou. readers whether It would not
bavo been moro huuaas 10 baye dsclGTed W ouer
that ENGLAND, Aus'tiA, AID France. not Deiuy III
ipe or nol icing able 10 tuks up grms on'b-hhli OF
Poland. tho Poles have nothing TO bore for houi
them. Poor AID dear Poles, believe ur when We
,ay. with our cid experience AID our syml athletic
.iGc. ri,y Won are deceived. Cegso 10 te duIce Vi
tose in,olun,sdly cruel phrases Ia which you ARE
told TIA, Poland VIII be raaie iiee without .hot
nr,d" Ceaso 10 believe u those journals when
tell Won that the recent diplomatic notes sro con
sGe!gUe fact rhe way traced oui Tor you,
,rewed with flowers Of rhetoric aud cotnmon place
l,euiiInenls leads but TO blood. Tie more generous
In your bloNd the more distressed We are ~ seeing
you shed IL Tor be sole sati,clion OF mauu setufei'
of hIases VINO hold out 10 you hopes 10 which they
themselves have no tehei.
LateIs IRON vienna a. ate that the agitation Is in
crensiux In GAiicis. Committees N d Of the 20
h.h insurgents carry on TIER o[eatlons publicly
The movement Ii directed by Central Council, th'
members OF which aye unknown. kamofs asser
that tic Swedes ale positively demanding action o
! a d, .ato Kind on behalf oil POLAND. Stockholm
| Journal attacks the Ministry Tor lukew'rmps,s II
Inc sfiairs Of Poland and calls for AL eneryotic Gc
ton an The int-res, Of sweden herseif. Toe meeting
held at Chrslianis hiss maze q Deep imPress'on Il
Sweden. 0Lher JiDgs are being organized. Il'
di,cussion Of tho Swed sh Diet the report Of th
COMMITTEE reispve - Poland will eommeuce tn
week. Russia ia believed ~ te peculiarly iHdiSnan
nj the attitude Of tie Swedish people-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
France.

1t 10 a.serted that the Prince aud Prireess o.
" ,les will Welt tbs Emperor al Fon!ainebleau To-
ward the middle Of Msy.
Az Imperial decree 6s- been publishes, prorogning
the Corps l., yi.la,if to April 80. The Tunes Pam
CORRESPONDENT save: "Ihe provincial markets wefe
quiet, aud lhe il in pr,es made fntbcr prosr-ss.
ins larmers' wbeAt offered Tor eale In tue Pars mar
ket was srEri,ut fer tho demand, aud fall took
place OF SOC. per saek. TIE price Of -four remains
unchanged. Mars,Iles corn market Wa. tGoysn'.
d.vrs market dull. American wheat cold a, Oh.
ihs 80 Silos for red Spring, and $50. for Wi-ief
whe Il.
Rsnies frm on Monday. at 7Cf. Joe
The Bourse was dull on TuesdAy. Rentes eioseu
at 7Jf &C., or &c. lower tbau yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
FURTHER SUCCESSES OF TnE INSURGENTS
Cotton AdVanCed-PreadStuGS Dull.

The steamship New-York from Southampton on
che 18th inst, with three days later news from
Europe, arrived here on Wednesday morning.
The Inuan steamship Edinburgh, Capt. Halcrow,
which sailed from Liverpool at o'clock on the si-
ternoon of the 18th, and FROM Queenstown on the
10th inst, srrived here yesterday.
The Europa arrived of Liverpool at 8 p. m. on
che 18Th but was detaiieI al the bar for some time
for want of water.
The steamers Southerner, with about 8, GOO bales
of Cotton, end the Hero bad arrived at Liverpool
from Nassau. One report says the Hero had | 200
bales of cotton on board; another says she had NO
cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Ro,.ia and Poland.
OFFER oP AN ANSEsTY-coNfIschT' oF inS
PROPERTY OF TIE INsuk0EhIs--II'L' '''-'
ny ruT POLES.

| PROPERTY OF TIE lNSuk"ENi = i'h'NN
or the AMNESTY BY THE foLEs: -
| A d;sootch rom ST. Petersburg or Aprl u ayr
Todpy b4ing the Russian Easter SUNDAY, au ~ IN
.ioI t,enileslo has been published, gI,.ntrg IuI
r, II, AMNESTY 10 al Poles in the Kingdom WHO
III law down their srms snd return 70 ibeir al,g
~ an The 18Th Of MAY. The sane terms 'or y
;ng down their arms aud giving III thelr suohpt,oh
r, .l,o Fixed for tie insurgents VI we "elefu OF
a., @.tricta. Tro only exceptions are wiSh rtgsrd
D. ms y crimes ard 10 such oien"'s as uaye bern
..oni,t,d by the army. TIE manifesto furiber an
oo,,rs. that the Institutions granted To tue Poles
sbs1 be rhin,niusd, aud fer practical exT erenc-,
,bal G developed according to the necessities oil he
are and the country.
Pile C.ls pubhshe, dispatches stnting that note,
were DISPATCHED 10 the Powers from 81. Petersburg
Simultaneous with The itsne Of the Cars manifesto
granting amnesty TO tie Poles.
Tie Gas lays; This step OF Russia was taken wi b
the Object OF preventing ineryent On. Ihe maui
isto does lot promise TO change tie s'os of thirgs
whIca brought about tho rev3luticl IL only return
10 The pos ton exisiing beforc Jan. -, neither
more uor less-tbo sitiOn which drove 'hs Poles to
aims. How will the country and tie Powers ae-
cet this nRneo,ol II II NJ, or us 10 re- y, bus II
/, doubtful whether tie Powers VII 10 cpCieUt.
The osurrecion will reply ia TIE rlme OF ,be who
country. DY GAiug the term OF May Tor i:yiiRI
down arns tbs ,fnues,y u fact recognize the lnsur
recton, inp 1ses upon The PoweIs tIr obligation OF
recognizing II As a beilissreEt party, and may rsse
hopes 81 IN srdjrtite. ga
i telegram from Cracow ofApril ~ rays:
1hc uoverueul OF 81. Petersburg bns addressed
an inouir, To the Grand Duke CODstsEtius upon tie
po,.ibhi.y OF extending to the kingdom pioper 81
Poland. tue nsase Of s.questration pronounced IL
Podolia, Litbuanis aud Ukraine.
Inc Patrie oil Paris 10 dissatisfied with the Car
manifesto. |
IRE SIC, does not think the manifesto will sat-
isf, either Poland or the Powers.
Tue Temps expresses the saue OPTION. $50
Toe Op,.ion No!iOEdie says: France Will
never allow borself ~ be nissd resi- ectng tho value
OF the Russian smue-ty.'
La France aud the Notion find the manifefto the
Of tho sa.aiactioa accorded 10 the
wisbos If she Powers.
telegram from Cracow OF April 49, snys;
TITO proposed amnesty nus been uniyersaIS re- |
ected. I! leaves Poland in the ,aIie position ID ~
tUIe the resurrection. A.,
a protest against the proposed amnedy hat bee"
circulated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
A letter from Lemberg in the Pre-" OF vienna

says; ,ods n
summary Of sill tho Rnssian tnlir'ins ma ~. OIL
Jsnasry and the g7la March, 81 encounters have
ISkea ,lscs In lie Kingdom of Poland. Ia those
different conbars, 6,l93 IL nrgents were nleG, %
wounded and LIZ md %a% o., yrs 81 p' nda G killed. I2
wopnd,d ard made prisoners. II resnita from we
statements tim. made that The insurgents los, lJJ
tmes more than be Russians, vito bad on AZ aye
rsge only oro men killed n each encou1er i ,.s
Gisutoportion, witch would hardly he credible a.
l'oes had been sru.td with eihy piienioih', na
aud sJe-kniyes, viii gave IN ideA OF iA0 ''i''''
Tho Russian bulletins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Prussia mud Denmark.

A Telegram from Berlin Of Apnl III says: The
Progress party held meeting Ypon the proposition
OF Herr Twesten. IL waz resolved that. ~ future
sittlnX with the Chamber Of Deputies, tho Govern
uleut snould be asked whether il considers Ito 10
csut acts OF Denmark as fulhllment of the en-
gag emonts entered into by that country after tho
.golaiions OF 1850 and 1852 aud also whether the
Government sill considers tselI bound by the said
negotiations, see ng that Denmark had violated it's
engagements. Prince Christian arrived at C0pon-
hng.u witch his family ON April III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
China.

The principal intelligence ryrs 70 sr at, n1e 'isl
tained by confined .9 Pr % ~ -" The exnetioa
If 500 eu with q pieces of easnon aud
9bnndsnce of ammunition. Tie force Of artillery
,""n smonIed 70 800. Tie number Of killed,
wounded sad mrting was 500 men, but sIaeger'
were exrecred to come In. Cspts. Manndsr, Nc
Cartby, McINod. and Bosworth were Killed, aud IL
ether oiieera, beside 4 msFires wounded.
Tire KebeL fought admirably, and were oil well
armed with European muskets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
IInII.
rue uEALTm OF GARIBALDI.

The following letter FROM Dr.: Aioaneso, dated
Caprera, March 81 is published To the Paris jour
usls: Z" AIN happy | eau send you the best news
OF the General. For ue Lust fortnight decided i'm
prvyeuisut has taken Lace 10 hi, health. kneuma.
ism Lus completely diaapp oarec tho wound gos- on
regularly aud simultaneously Tie period of recovery
has commenced, and without wishing TO positively
affirm that that Of elimination has ended, ihink,
nevertheless, we are near It's term"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Egypt.

A dispatch from Aexandris OF April II Says Tho
Sultan has conferred the rank OF High Officer of
vf the turkish orders upon the chiefs Of the jewish
Greek, Armenian. Coptic, aud Catholic persussions
His Majesty has observed In ouer that he made 40
distinctions upou the score OF religious belief Tho
Sultan, accompanied by the Viceroy, has offered up
his prayers as The Sepalchre Of Menomet ALI. IL i'
expected that the Sultan viii embark VI an early
date upon bis return W C0nstsntinopls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Wssi (oant Of Africa.

The mails from the va-i ,us places on , rue 80
Coas, for march, had reached England Tue 'rllue
in the rivers wa. very Ga!l bus good seaf0n w"'
Tbs King Of Dahomey was threatening Lagos
..vsS had been captured of Sierra Leone, with
So slaves OH beard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
bwityerinud.

A Telegram from Berne OF April IL says: The
French Government has demanded that North Savoy
should DO constituted free district with regard 10
customs.
The negotiations between Switzerland and France
concerning the concluson Of commercial treaty
will probably be broken oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
India.

III. Bombay mail OF March %, arrived at Alex.
audra on April H. -,
Cnr1os GOODS at Bombay were higher, aud still
Ay,nsip, For rev Cotton .lss. higher prices do
m.nded. FIcB.sGs 2it. FhsisHrs 20 Liv.Tpeol ~:
C.lcVr1A Ms ch IT-cHtsTGSes .nd TWIST firm aid IN
active. IspiGo, nothing DOUG ETcHAs6s, r. fhRi6hr
70 Losdoa ios Ss,di % OGss q tan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
rotc,,-Y,a Onesnstorn.

Lospos, Thursday, ApIil l6-The DAILY NeDs
CRY Article says tie funds attained frcsh riss Of
uer cent Yesterday aiternooA. English Rail 40
4uu. The speculation ia foreign stocks continues,
and rrice. ars ,ul Ring. Tho scrp Of The Co =
ders'e loan ds,lned 10 to /! prsniiuni. Ihe
d ,wnwsrd tendency 10 he vslue OF money becouies
more eyIdent from Day 10 day. Yesterday tian.ac-
.ions occurred in choice oils low as yer cent.
TX Times City Arr; Gle says: About $1,000 10
cod Was tken TO tho Bsuk ye.ierday. making
torul OF rii0. 900 SINGS "wednesday. the 5 lest. -
1err demand for TiSlsg t45d esf. .iisi La Viii
continue 10 le taken 70 the bank. The increa.i x
.b,udapc. II money Is daily becoming more appe-
rrrt and ~. 'art that tie Bills India oioTed yes
ierda, at the Dtok were Gully partially taken. even
NJ "A REDUCTION Ia she rate Is cdcolated TO support
he market but the Polish question, from the uneas,.
lc. il creates IN PARIS, coerteracs the tendency TO
.pecnanon which would otherwise develop rtself'
Ihers were scarcely any applications Tor discount a!
mite for advances ON Government Securities WA
only a per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Spui8.

A elegram from Madrid Of April ~ says: 1t 10
inserted that NJ. Odiion Birrot, who has arrived
here, Is tie bearer OF reqaest TO tue Govsrnmeht
70 grant an amuesty TO tb. convicted OF hay
ing attempted to make converts to Professionalism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
nilHn.

The principal item Of intelligence 10 the des,ruc
ton Of the Dew,y-comrleied British residence at
YedO. Fire aud gurpowder were lhs means EN-
loyed, and the incendiiiies, beyond doubt, were
the Government OF The Tycoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
TIP SPY SYSTEM IN LIVERPOOL.
Frou The Tunes.

His currently reported tlas tie head constable OF
I iy.rnool acting under instructions FROM Govern
mem, is employing detectives Cou-in, SKATE Smith
ani Hone. to 20 about incog. aud obtain iniorma-
a. ,espcting snrlicIous ve,sels and also TO watch
n . movements of leading C0nfsdeiates. IL Is al
/, ved thar these detectives have already attempted
10 b.ibo the employees Of Amer,Gn hrms. IL Ii
the Mayor was hrst called upon TO
,,ons ,.ius, the wishes o, the Watch Committee.
JoNpos Stock MISUNDERSTANDING prices
Con, OILS for Money % 9g2i; consols for account,
", q 20; new ILrtes, III gSis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
FROM FRANCE.
Effect OF the Proclamation Abro"d-Peiicy
Of tho Rebels In EuroPe-Misrepresen-
,.,ious by q Frcach wiiness-symPaihy
with Peiand-Ths Greek Gucstion-Thc
NRrcoch An Mexico N isccliancous.


From on Own Conespondet D. An - ,s,,
vow eco thst tie Epssh Government Ia behaving
cron,ry and las stopped the new Confederate war
ve..aI The Alexandra. So is 10 acting reasonably
sbop, tho Pe,erboii or rather reasonably waiting TO
ue on tho dschlon of our Prize Court. Thia 10 as
should be-, snd should be considered BY sensible
IAN Of q. much Importance Ms the buncombs Of
Lord Paluerston and the technical legal sophi'try
:, s;, Rgnudell Palmer in Parliament, or a. the
0.,.llv irresponsible misunderstanding editorials OF
edr,ior Of the London press, The development OF
iibsrs public opinion toward our cause since tue
Proclamation Of I'D Of September gave IL something
ds6uite to pronounce itself on, has had It's marked
fleet. Both in England and here our enemies Of
alta are for the lus few days unusually quiet They
ar. greatly disappointed IL their hopes OF sc0un'os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

a;oro,ch from Jenna Of April %, says.
,,;l, assemble In Nav. The Tran
ivSr;sn Diet will so meet shortly afterward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Greece.

A telegram from Athens Of April ii, SAYS
The dspntstion Commissioned to offer the Crown
If Grssce to Priuce William Of Denmark las iei'
for Copenhagen. t/. f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

ARREST OF THE EsGRlEEBS IN SHEFFIELD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

Further from the British Pirate japan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

Rejection of the Russian Amnesty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

COunterfeits of American GreenbacES'
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