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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-29
military Directory OF Indianapolis
Indiana.

fxKcUrlvE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann
q. Morton, Governor. ONCE, state House;
residence corner OF Market and Illinois sta a. 900
W X Holloway, Colonel and Private secretary
10 Governor, Office, state House resides
with Governor Morton. .......,....,,...... 2,cei
W n II. Terrell, Major and Military Secretary
10 Governor. Onice, State House; residence
Loves Block, on ohio strcet.............. ALAS
W. w. Schlatrr, Major - kegmsnt. Indiana
Volunteers, A. u. &. 20 Governor. Olce,
State House; boards at Palmer House...... ALAS
Laz. Noble, Adutant General Of Indiana
once state House, boards at Bates House;
ss00 from the state and ~. .66s pay Of a Coll
onel ..............,....'.... 3Hl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
cyscrAL sos1cR To- rsD PUBLIC
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-
NJ resoiurs~A ~ The connos Cg1s6i 80 ~ ~ 80
Yorr sppro.sa b. he Hossr ssIcA -. ~ ns- II.
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"i,yrrs ,s,s,.sns o. ssss sAraass aus hn er"t Ne
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a. ~. go 40 gstkf w. ~ rss $3.50
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81 n fsHttse sne "a usSfA ifvf@NN ffS~lf
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=. 80 y tss stsAsit anssvs nAsssspa
Aeogfts s-vssst ssdis.na~s rsf'ffs2 % IN ~ ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

Jun. "a. U1s
TO IRas nAKERs.-ssssi ptupp&~ia ~il he ssss,sa 81
this sn u> 18th instant Tor f,rrshss us nsiss
asd Goa ire b~dss ~ Central f-<s..
Pisns ssshe.ions snd Inform ION rssp<ctas - 49,
will b. hsn~hei ~ d6hc. sb~ye msouons1 Ftes-s
shool1 addrs.sef " tho Board ~ Conrsscnsfs - ~
Csn,Fsl Para and endorsed "fvsp-Ns for ira Dfsie
lNDHfW A.. sRI ~
CsmpirOllsf 81 tie fsrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
CLOTHING.

CLOVhlN0s
A Aiiss ssSes,h avenue Lsai.. and gentlemen WIN Be
ssionished 70 the prices ANiAT pays for Cast on
oaiseiSs: with h:yos ben PIooounesa By Esa' a.ny
s. sas &: We es ss" 20 psS ss i
Dr,cs. ,~for sni Dresser. from 81 . sso
For For S ssa.:, from = 20 & e.
hve doors from Lads. s,,rnasa y -.
rs;s =. sn, m .s,. sss 1S sa number
N B'-fs. iiiss, p,ssss e.d Tor Old Soia SILVER:
% msaS,s duns .P Psss": IA. &c -" ' -
A rTEKTIoN-AT lS SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES'
sea ssssmen YIN ,, ss'oni,s:d e .es "a
Jewsiry Va asss.r oarssss win having
ssa: sss:i l %sn sns sss
FL ss' q. c3. o. Ia L.
i Srs sss.. ,r'S s@r.s:. r.rssis
eorree, number i or you will md 0u' Jour mistake "hso
A GREAT BATTLE vouoBT-TnE victory 10
"A gained Ladies and gentlemen. has o,ss yie,2,oos
y SaS r.. ss-a p.Sns he ESQ.,
g, ss e. ecsas roe i. sr hi him %
o. B.dss sss ss al e, s%ss .ss t =
stse SS%sas d. spa yoSo s. as
ss.sassioa DO no, iorsss od vel ia,.n a.sl.I
n. ;os as: re .,nsss s.s .sss'' near
lsae. and Are ~ 70 ssy.
sss ss sns.s ss' c.rS.ts &C. Tor u.
Tr and sst,sfy soursslf The following price, VIII he
psid From 81 10 b7s for sra Dresses frsm y 70 ~ for
Csrpe,a he the highs. prices vii be
n,,a hi IN Gail ON or address c. Mish liza Third
near Toarssnih street Ladies attended, b. Mrs. Nah
1TTHx AGENT STORE. gis SEVENTH AVENUE
s.l s o on 's'
Ss..s g. 90 sp s.a% sss .s:. ,ss..o@ %
pr-.sss' SO; Goals, sis; rsay, 81 =. c.,Ey..,
( bg rslng on or addressing y HOstNBhhG. L@A~s ~
tssded by Mrs kosenosrS -.----.
rrRNrioS AT 1z7 sEvESrH AvESUE. LADIES'
n ana grntssnsn viii be astoaishsd y ses VI. pr "a
r rcr a.. t; s q b g. , c. tsS
rsn ;o, ,r.T g .eds... Ell Ell on Xs ia .sa
Twenty alta street. Lsas~s strDdsi BY VIZ
2 MARA
a.sEyENTH AvEyuB.-iADfBe,ASD GExTLE
a nan can tho bgbesi pfoss 10 cash. Tor Cas-
on closhlns. inrnlinr. caJss ~ ~'rn 80 Vile
,~een TwenlY Riih and rwentyai,t q, e.ts LAiss a
tended W ny Mrs. A.
At TIM OLDEST STAND lp sEvsNrn AyhNCH-
a EzskIELs guarantees :. pay ~ fcs.sinE prses p
sas, OF hine Fron o. W 30 or'ti brre.ss from
,sg rlRKiEis. ~ ssiehtA a<saFs Laclss ~ sdsi
By Nrs.B
sRehr pgyASD YoR utrhptSo -iApigs AZ
n r@atfm-n isviHa a1y "a. CothiHs fu-ntan
csrp-is ans Jtwsry Nm ss"i 4. Aih.st lsiea - 81
Tl'w. 4 - 49, - ~ 80. IL 4 -. iadess.'.atf
Mr.. HAM
cAsnBhGg rvs rns menus4 rmcE 20
-. csa Ol t"H', q ~ isls as lertFu n fAf
cat - a ief.f n, hr-s ~ = - CO =, Al
8 IssG. ''ss' ,ss Ssssrsd Ices ssst y n'usa"n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

OvyICI OF THE onOsos AQUsDecT BOARD, ~

To stone uArrynen-s>sied proysHls Endorsed "Prsps'
ss Trap noess .n be rsciysds 81 this once ps,n 10
occcs n. Of June 70. INA
For the supply for Ne OF this sspsr,mas, ~ moo
s,ooe blocks psvs Of the foso~ss dinsns.ns asa
character. viz
The mar b Of trap % Jsniis equal In
hardness 20 what 10 ~lsd Quincy unnhs.
-four inskss ~ts -.s N nine irehfs ions
eixht inches dssp each boch 10 ssd even ~
~ top -
Which sdih varies itAa
snehaH Inch frsm four nehss> -h'eh In ensh 10 49,
ala inches
Hank forms ~ s,ss and Al o,hsr nfosna
be obnss spplseisa W the Co-sAs cisrs 81
this orlce. a.,
"A' " rnJnAs s-rPHgss
ROHEET T. DtRKA0H.
A " ERfyEN
Cfot0n Aqusdnct hoaS6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
CCHANToN COAL At AUCTION
Oyros % Una D,iA~AHs. L.csAwsys I~s wSsrp,~l
RAILROAD GosrAAy,


HAu.uyAD Coyrahy,
- Wnu.s Srnnsr kpw I5ss, Jane rs 1874
mis- 10 NJ viii hold their nf,h ssAr honity Ave
ton "Wednesday. the 2sh ~ Of Jns- is1 " ooch
tho used tho 5ssrtanis ktchsn1s,
hss y and ~ krehanfs place oosns-,i W..m s,ree ~
vhsh time usJ viii offer. ~ sisEps bEAFtk As~
u1n~~v,
TriRTT IHoUsASD TONS or yaEsH MINED
SCRANTON COAT.
snetss,ps al W. $500. Sizes ard dsr,sse a msii dss
darling the tSA
r.. sale VIA b positive KAeh lssJs, IN 10 sod -
the highest blddsv bids ~ ~bastsr b~iaa
- fof soeoont % tshsif o. 10 eyflT-ny,
Ity Too In t~nkAbla "a "a a. 10 pAf NJ The ifns
and Of s-e ssd tho b.ie bs.k. f.nts fserplbs
The order sor ec~i shch Asi for within tss
dAys therssfsr and he coal avsF 9Th bry eve
frosi the dsy % sale unisss uAyglAo 0siruefa fav
who vial. hsstcfsr. hsFe sffHnnAl Nfy esys
fo~ sshs The delivery Of usr pafss W mailing fas
the~ defsi ~ sf csBs within hs q. fsts ahve
sIhs1 inf.r"si 81 .s.a rsn. snuun wii IN saes
re ess frs., a. tine sipuisasi foe
payment until ,~a ans l~r t~n ~
The sBg has eos boah ~ BE- pad % derey
of ordsr
inc o,hsr ooations of ssls ~ substantially iho~s
bi erso ..eftsd ~ al Y rsssss~. ~ rss = n,rsei -
coal ifeer.bie NJ kutAt<f port ~ IcAb' The n~
si b. dsssts Dire - ,s ne .ss. as,b.ir ssA i,o."
c~s orp4oo. an 10 odfs 30 tAs wsns 81 orsss
stssmsfA whose arrival sssott~ A~fnitsls hast,
o. a. bOhEHr. President
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ESs Es,

EXPRESSES.
A BURYHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
a. ing Estzb ishment IFS West Eleventh street. between
Ffth and Household Furniture boxed and
shpped 10 the world Covered wagons for
moving furniture and from country Furn ture stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

N sneN ~ AUcrIoNakR.

n, ~ /, NGs. MERwIN co
Irtise Huti,. ~. So aud 81 Hroafuxr
49,. IN THURS ~ a - on. June - o'cior
k1Fhfai Il AND KARH Buohs tie Futirs r-fnsinias
st0'l go rfrisd hf ts Ah Nm. Hal. veil knovn or
.n' ~. "a he A'o eoiiect.r Hni inIotsr crrtais
- ~ h-oas Afa1n thsn tlry b. fOund Napoieon's
Hft N.rh o. E9fr, l VIOLA follo. .sf uinroren. Muxs
Lr'n ~ 40 Music f"yi os folio. fu 90 Cate
70 p'lsn" NJ IaAis hOFac vols, toip; Dr. hahHnei
Iiron =" NirGs VOC half cali, "a large uun N
-. ~ ef f'1e'y ran tpa W. For particulars
eaisiaRnc. W b. had at The "a o-roo,ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

ros s fHs s cHs s... o, rs re S.
,at icS ITO and Lot ~ yiushins svenus Broad
,nv Broosiyn Arbie pantea and hard un Ell walls.
a. rnneh re hOase Peck sup and ful5s ferry lass
shs door. Two iiris resa,n o. bond ana ort.a.e
Ioautfe Of rEOS. GfLnERJ. Ne L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

AE DOUGHTY, AucTIosyER. WILL SELL TINS
WI. dsy at ipts o'eiocsI saiesroos ~ Nasssu
sencvxl Of Household FURNITURE Via Parios
auA covered In har.loth and broeaei rs top csnlrs
Tabka, IDSkaAse~, Ertrnson biains Tsbes, Dr~ss1og
Tho p,osy Sid for cash pay advances
The above be found
he atser tim ~ tous~h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

A ucrIoN sfrg--s tLE ~ yALutBLE REAL IN.
"a ,sf ~ ,he ifnul "ad 90 (, ~ ierA-.W y oe sad
~ nblt sac, lnfaiAy. h Ai Instant II r. orocA ".
AZ The s-lesr ON NJ a. hrrAAwaJS ktHNEi ~. nu~
tnnrrr yrairsh property - IS and o. forysh
we The pemssH have pf"n urfE Cor .stE bier hr-w.
~ bit they ~, sfy VOL adausnl ~ sfgng tecr
~ brewery hRyin{ uhlr % ocllsga Sale
rtnP'ory. Terms srs dsy a. sae
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A LvlN G. BAKER A CO.
II At TiOSrRaE
SUPERB no. liol.D y RyifuRE

RARE GLANCE FOR hOtsEEgaFER
90 gis aytSs1ssfayl Jfne o. 49, aus re.i~ucs
~ WIS tsd. n .'rerl. b'iFrer riin ss,a ,enn.s
al I0T O'clock. rn-rNnOl FlRnnorfr ro-eso "A
raror sn .vtidd sth frcuca trotait kr-rrc, .ntr,
% les Rp0fee NRFef rses Mirrors, Carpri, HurcAnS
EldsteAda. Nal SRufs Wardrohs hlaukrtS Mattresses
C.Hts. lBt' On ie fhius GDss, AsrT Ware. Table
q trrv up q .Torls GurAfns, HOlse4, Cairia.ra
Harness. hobS A..
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C,nuNrRY RrslnKNcE FnR SAFE

. (tENTEAL MOUNTvERNON. TAKE NoTiCE.-THR REL
~ ut te best for sar lnd leet, opposite IN
rail- o d dpot good bus place; title clear. Apply
= as Broadway room No. 8, where maps can be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

A FARM OF FIFTY ACREs FOR SALE OK Ex-
n ohanse. Apply 10 WILLIAM kSiOhf No''n o's'e'
C5ay, Long Islanl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

A YryNriox AT xa sEvESrH AVENUE. LADIES,
ami gent ssnsn uil b asoaishsd :, see We pr''fs
mss "a r@r from 70 70 s css,s ffss %
Pants rom Ats try sna safe J.sgyss -, P,us = 70
svenua Twenty alta street. Lsas attended, ~ W.
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b. MERwIs. AuG1IONgRR
y. u, rAsG@ MhkNlN 4 CO.,

Cargo prize Rorusr ANNIE about 7u ham
fNRE BLAND . f3
Catalogues ~ had hi The the United
Marshal 80 and u Chambers ~rsi IL at OR onos io.s
days previonsto tho sale,
On board tfeyeh I'm ftshunhlp Nj fINf T. and
NJ hDs brr ANNII wits ihrir tHrkl Al III.
- slH lic II Wheeler Co.'S stmos. A. - tAk Rruyt
hn nnf prrnfi@ ersis!D~ the -
OF TIE United States harshal so snd ~ Oh aad
nj oar Office no Wall street.
LDBERT AgKKAY Untsd ihatrs MAf,hs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

BEAUTIFUL HOUSES FOR SALE AND TO LET-OS
ID Cottaae agenue IN tie wi of Not Haven. ID mi
nuies wa from Thir and steamboat. al the
lowest rates. To Must be seen u BE- app
ciate Apply 10 Tiios OVER kGTON. Concori teet,
Mott Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

RIO LET OR LEAsE-A SVPERB RESIDENCE ON
the banks OF the hudson river nrar depot completely
fnrDhhed Furniture for sale at bargain. nearly and
OF superior luat; honse coaohoase
largely stocked with frus and shade all
mo ern improvements Apply for particulars to A. b..
MILE lo6l street and Tenth avenue Letter stamp for
reply. 4|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

cQE0 WILL buY TWO STORY AMP BAssNESr
frents The needs the ground; suck house would
s build el.bel Can b. Lafayette snt Bed
a ao,lre ~ JuiIAs ALLRN " water stree, nv
The New York herald., 1863-05-13
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Our London Correspondcncs. Nf
LONDON, April 20. 1885,
EngIish honeiads Prporirs for North America--Tss
Reserve Fled aud rs 0sdrs--SleM Decline Of he War
Ftvr--causs Of ne Seemiro Impropes1x, &c.
Several or the formidable iron-clAd frfgatss OF the
British navy. learn from Trustworthy source, have
been ordered ready 10 proceed North America their
Immediate destination being Bermuda Last sunday
morning. sfter ths mails had a ie tessraphed you a
follows 70 Queenstown, to DO put board the Cunard
sssaaar ~ shas psrss--
have positive reliable nformasion that the entire
naval steam Of three hundred vessels s ordered
ready - "a Imnsdateiy. in u ~ critical posIssua
of American affairs.
MAI they ordered to BE- prepared and m readiness
q m hcur's notice have the very bsss s~urssce. 0
ss~sus - verd q This m ths nevsrsv,u or -.
talked q. n.
The "war fever bazss Intensely; but II has dee,,sed
since the news Of the defeat Of the iron o,.as
ut Charleston. the rebels can thrash van
and got thoir Independence, and thereby destroy
the Union, the purpose Of the British viii bs
answered There ID but Thermometer to John pu,.
desire TO go with Jonshan. HIS wrath " jus, en-
scsy n proportion 10 the Of the United sa,es
government, and the discontinue OF The rebels smash
bis dear friends, tho rebels and bic anger know, no
Douds ss, well beaten yourselves, and Mr. BuII is as
smnng ~ y summer mofning. So you know pcrfectlv
wei how TO please him, an II s your own faus n WON a,
not keep him 10 good humor. - ~
inc nrss idea q the Fngl&hman a. 70 war with
nmsrca THIS He says TO himself we shaf break tho
pockaae OF all your southern ports biockako AM ihs
Nosthern ones, give the rebels any amount IN snnncs
] .ns osp.urc number Of your aud merchant sh,re
.' Eosd ). 50 'Sss Ssds sss ssarsS rs'r aa ss
that he could dictate o peace ms~Irs ~ W..
I" @' S0aalisA lhAl ..tas cOnfsseraeys should have
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

The steamship City OF Washington Captain Mierhouse,
,o. w.. :. ~. ', .,.,assa, ~ u..
a. an early nour yesterday Ctuesoay) morning. hef
o,.n Our A,ss ara datsd IN Cork IN shs ath ult and
--.-, ,'....,. s...,.
contain vory in.e1es'"e oe'ain.
,ov,rv urd., An. hs.d :, ,sror.,sr ~ W..
a. - o.s. Z. .. ~
1.-'. -. - -. =.
~. - wa. vv.A''s .'o ar "a ~'''
r.is -. 80. ~ 80 ~" ~ -
~'v = 9. 49, ~" .Ao s'oA . ~ o'1. s,'sA
-. ~ 80 -" ~ 80 .sA - s.s :. .n.
- ~ rs..,. '.O,,.
-. ss..'.. -,N..".'' 'e1 Sap'@, W. '..y'
'.s'. ss'' I'''".'': ""s' ~" TNey '"s ooA.ne'"
- 49, =. 80 -'.vst~r H,''
-'' -. " As...se', '""e ." P'v's'" q
- = ~ 80 $500 - ~ - = ~ ~
lne 'ono~ns tne Pof"on o tne boaem@a's 'nsws
which failed 10 reach on, Monday might owing to
trouble on the telegraph vires a the eastvard.
''.so'e ~ -. 49,. ~ ..,e' = .no oAe'"
Berlin letter 1eye n Kussa's proposal FOR an ohen-
sive and deiensIve 4e4ce has been repeated 70 the
government Of Pruetm more pressngly. The King Of
Prussia nesta'es but the reactonary party highly favor
tho design. ~ '''t ~
lie Nord formally announces that the relations between
the caoness e Stockholm and st. Petersburg are most
"a . ,.ca an ~. osh !, Ami.
betwoen the Russians and Poles wsrk u w.s
saw. Ine Kassaans we're ooaeasSa wMa efeat loss. -.
y. - cne soy,r.. ~ a. IL ~ s Ss, sio''
1eccneSwz S % Ss , ~ ,, h
MO uasss .n1 .1. - " mp .% .S n soIAas a -
T, ,nS w. On. .oSo nsSs Exchsr.s 80 a. o5I
TS. ..,.,x ..,s,-,.
n. s9sH va euss ~ "a" " Nv. n.ne'o.
sixteen nunorea ana tnr,y ~ seVe.'se nuna,ou, h 81
a. nana susss "ae s0n'ns - siA'e0n nunu'eu W
e'gneen , i nunucI s ,h r~x,h . T., rnu.ra ,a r.ro.
a Luc sH o,us ~ s v ,,,; M ..s,, =. As"" ~"~ s"0e
''.~ $500 ssD."'N 'e1. -.''.'.. -. -
A.. o., - .~.,, ~ 49,. 49,. p.., s... ~ A.
~ 80 " p'''' ~ :" .,~--.-s- ~ ~ -
The New York herald., 1863-05-13

NAL upon the fsoe ~ the oarth from the espaant 70 ~
dove Vith an olive branch IL it's mouth 81 window
ths only side covered Noah stood in their midst. with
snom Ham and Japhet and their poctive families IL
may Do interesting 70 ths readers OF the HEnp 10
tnas aphet had very raxsey rcd hair and did not ook
at AL neck; qute the cooary sShem's VII wee cook
ing something IN isreeiron pot for dinner, end ner
apron and arms being covered with flour, lod 70 tho
supposiiion ihat might have been chicken stow with
small bread cakes In It, after the good old Yankee ashion
and yet anacute thinker might not unreasonioy pro-
pound an inquiry relative TO where ehe obtained the
chickens, TO say nohng about the -four. Noah was
dressed as Benedictine monk, win. sandals and an
enormous cross hanging upon string Of beads at hs
girde His numerous family, nevertheless, aid away
with any suppositson that might otherwise hsye bean
suggested by his costume th4t lac was monk history
Is repete with evidence that he had spiritual nclna.
tons Whatever that might have been said TO lean that
way Iregrc 10 be obliged TO add that ho kept taking
pinch or SNUFF every and then from large snu box
in thcform OF Napoleon hat, which he carried IN his
patrarcha bosom This scene also 10 representation
0 one given at The carnava Of ll0on Nang and was only
excelled in imagination ~ Ths Hel given a. the same
the name OF "Ancient Henry" held court.
with bears and devils and amid flames OF blue and red
and yellow from which suiphuric Docpse rosethe very
shades" Calvin. IN all its satanic life and reality
Small children shuddsred - they saw It pas. It was
originally represented for ~ mighty moral eject upon
the human mind, as showing forth to sinful the
place prepared Cor al the uneected.
Winter was harmed, ~ he always on the evening q
she spring festivals On enormous bonncs on the pnacies
OF all the mountains around and in hundreds OF valleys
ne S represented In ef1gy ancient king, crowned
with chapet OF whered leaves and 10 plnced - ~
centre OF the b0nfres while all the people ake Mery
as he Is consumed in ame Tue spring greeted By the
ringing of bells and firing Of Cannon and with festival
gatherings N public houses aud wine shops, participates
10 by simple burger and patrician all alike.
The New York herald., 1863-05-13
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

I Eniistment Of British subjscss. =
coRREsroNDENcs BETWEEN EARL RUSSELL AND M.
ADAMa.
The following correspondence respecting enlistment OF
British subjects in the federal army has presented
rAxI RUssrrL 70 m. ApAu1s. y A
FOREIGN OrrcE Nov TO- 1852
State or Foreign Xss. has The honor 70
acauaint Mr. Adsuis EnvoyeExtraordnary and Minister
PenpOtentary Of ks United States, that her Msestys
scsed 10 rive credi thai recruits ~ bein seed "a
this country for servcs in the army M the United States
osred by sssnts Of The United State % Breton
subjects 70 enlist ~ N H
NJ Adams must be wen aware that any Of her Msjss-
ty's subjects Ssiing in he iayy ssrpice Of stAer n s
kuigersa pa'tts IN 1nseta any persons procuring
ouiv of msdemedsor according b ByStiih law; and Mr.
Adams will readily see thst such practice e that =
which the uhdersigned now caIs hh at6ntion is caoa
lated SERIOUSLY 70 9ncrsdse ne already incident
10 e 0teWpaMcs Of neutrality br kr Adjays government
The undsrsirned Gc -T ~ RUSSELL. :
.i{ f- IxoA1IoN OF rHr.Vmrsp STATE.
- IT. LONDON, Nov. a. 1892 7
ter c the Unied tates has The honor 70
scknowetRe the receipt OF 4 note from the RRbt Hon
Earl Russs her isrtsnnic Mssstys Principal Secretary
or state for Foreen Anairs dstsd the Goth Instant &C.
quaintna him that her Majesty are Informed
81 persons 10 whom they are disposed 70 give credit ths
are beng raised 10 h country for service IN me
army or The United States and that bounty money Of
considerable smount b offered by agents OF the United
States encourage such enlistment His ordship IS fur
aca ar ccnrsvv n T3rsis 4. - scS 80
r;"~.lv to ccrss.s sSs d,csc,t;e" ,.,t @ G ;I, - -.
~ ns"tratv NV hs nsss. !" 'ns
Tbe unSersensd essssrs bssaS thss ,hs NJ
his previous ssS ionc corsed srorcS o. h.y Mo;st
oor1s,sev "a ~rforrs ~ ssSSf osss,sr,c =" ~
Ss cc,s oT ia TsoSom n many cssss Of s.smn,sS y,o
stcn o. on behalf o. the rebels against the authority Of
cali Their aentiou musf have snrcd him from ,hs s ~
pcion OF auv diapostou hinself 10 give the sms,;s
couptenance 70 any sntsrprise or effort Of similar kind
The undersSned rc ony Ia NO knowledge Of anv s,cn
proceedings but he has 10 belief that they can hay been
attempted BY any persons really vested with authority e
agents Of the United States should turn out that these
individuals assuming act uner such an authority
the undersigned will be obliged to Earl Russell for such In.
formation as he may possess that may enable him 10 a.
certain who these persons may be- and to take the
sary measures TO disavow their operations.
The undersigned ~Sc CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS \
n EARL RussnL 10 Mr.. aDAn.
,,., FOREIGN orNE, pecemDer 10, 1862
siR-wnn reference 10 my note oi the 26n IN have
tne o. inormieg you mat further INQUIRIES
won nave oeen nstIu'ea respectng the alleged recruit
Ing IN london for The United States army seem 70 establish
nat ine reports 70 hat enect which nid reached her Ma
Jes'y government were wHhous iouhastion. am &c.
RUSSELL.
Mr. ADAMS 10 EARL RUssMI.
LOCATION og rHE uSuso Sssxsss