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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-05

WANTED, in large OF snall quantities,
w Fallow. Kitchen Gre DaT iged Ls-d OF BAoo
which The highest price will be Rve1, either r cs family wash
ing OF toilet Eoap. Hotels Ieau sod hcustseepcsIs
have r resSe removed once cr tEice AVeck by Addressing
WM. g. WEBB q CO.,
Manchester Soap WORKS,
Care Of TAsDY WILIINMs,
Jeii-u 18th and oGrytrestS-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17
StaOt NihmonO.

= Nru ;unctcnce Ntonncnteu mpGen oel.
an: Srr 675. @itmour, 3D., aereliren.
SGir tittcn Ni,iuiacn unicrer acebrien
@eier nm NHAfbt, mcIhe bic IcBts Nurmer
niht htlcjtiA ubrr!tsn. 0mb ros plfklitc
@rFranFrn uniercs Irdscrs meg oSer Niaetter
iiE?riprHn9Cn mcrren irjn, Dan MIR bic fcblsnpc
NHmmcr liz inierer Oifc; na&iu6plm bitten.
= Nab eiucm 8tiAiuT, unicres 7laptratbs
}ino 5amilimtaup'fr, in oCren 1omiticn Iale
rOn i~t}maricn 8Gotlern Y~prtommrr, eerpIibtc..
cine mitt meniaer aIs 70 BOD in- @eYierl arcfe
m'iBe 6alnf auc5ubanaen. DAMMIT Sccetma II
aIeit mrii. ra6 in cintm 6auis Wneniacntlai-
tern iino unO elmer etmai0en sBci.sryerbreitnpe
pt'ler &lanteejt Yor0ebtugt mjrr. 6rreocm ran
3rmiGQbanoc!nbe fin jspen SAP, no in etncr
iolhen-8ati Der NHforOeruns nlbt rataefom
men wirr, 50 Strdft AZ Sa9l.n batem, 1T unq
nod fem leids5 6aHntu gu 0eIcat g%efommer,
an0 mir miilitU ceebaIb oune6men, pag piti
itrtdiite &cautbejt gum @lud nitbt ietr yfr.
ut. @:rjie, meIte Slattcrufrante tcban.
oeIu, iin5 Fri elmer Straie oOn SO vtrpIlittel
@fhY6r Yon jcrem ncueu &ranfbejtsfau Nm
isi8e gu mabeh.
= SGir Yermrii'n AMI ole Gniet3e ~unitres
ErcnmNee Gttiirmann, Ter Gle itiaerc g9ir.l.
t4aft Der 3rrrm Gud.r an N,teu Marst iieer.
lemmen G0t,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17
l}nu0fdan.
. y + Q II.

"'' ''"." VT N'.g8''paup''pen unltrcr
H'Ve'" "'V '~oHs" eNnl0oEratirn e%r'iNncte fb
>""l' ''t' SNVNe 'ei'nPfrs S'merttntmcr.
~ '"S'"' mfOr ais maer'@''ulih, rnb
~ ''''V''"'h %'"p' "'m'en i'm Sfen UNI
- 'oF' SNtn''iq"art'erc tcioAsn N botcn.
S"' @"sFf'Fen ptr HoreIidCn 5Jplte ccm
S''[S NAN "'" Sr'h"s un' Gle Nrsnabme
OF "'r'''t Sd"' '''pie eas IuifI'rNcm zines an
''r,n g1ntFrf6 f'n9 Bat la AbEitlti9t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17

%. ~ t'Iseno'n etaocn dab nadfplscr2c 6erren
'aol'%lf crluFt, ale @9,ntsn fur tieits glatt ;a pirten,
Itlonto, So, 9r. s.. @gptebtccf.
A~u9ufo, Ga, 9r. 6. VI. 0agtou.
SfoHer Ne0bOW, 81. II. 3. 81. 81. 6r. Gonr.
8upfcrjabn.
&0aGwba, glo., Or. ". Shintr.
Samcer, Ntd., 6y. y. g4. Slud,.
GPorietrn, .. C., Or. Sicpb Nrufc.
On @r. 81. $. Gagpdnon.
Sperlotte, y. Is, 5r. ,Sypn 9}catt.
S~psttonOpgG, &cnn.. or. Il. &jIos.
GR.umbtd, &. g., Sr. 5rbu StorF.
% Or. VI. i. SlecbS, Sfiicc ,Erutt Gu
~rolinldn."
GclUmtuS, Ga, 6r. s.. N;id.
ChttTprtic, M;i, Or. =. i. IN;jloeorh.
UrEocritSburg, S0, 6c. 6,arY M,tlcr.
SiPtceeprcugb, u. s.. ~. VcutS !6ummcl.
Sad1'n, gtul., 9r. 50. 5p,Nelr.
Natrn. ga, !6r. SIR. SauUitGcsr
Npnt9rmerN. NtG., 6g. ". Rgppsuts,L
Ntter@hur0, Sl., 81. Y. Qjnce lberr.
@1tet9 q. g, Or. 90. 65icm.
SoponnGb. Ga, Or. Gbe. @Arar;.
ShrcHtpprt. ga, Jor. q. Sclttm II. 81. ~. ~.
Nuttmon, NtiG., 81. 2Snr. YtdmGr.
%t1Sbur9, NIii,. @r. G. 8raunina.
@olbolIa, 3. g, 9tcY. u. Nuacrtr.
HtImtn@tpn, y. e., 6r. MorJan.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-17

ZEN S9anoiri6 Suieln Snpien mo eann China
stit commercial. rann ppIiti9& Rb onetanen. In
mel6em unternebmeu fe cinen Sreunp unr
Surbec9encTeu in OR. RaicRdt rem N%utotro-
ten oOn Nu6ldnc fncer, FER fi& anGciaf berat,
laGcn Wtro, Den Niunrer nit ibueu an thsilen.
nm ud6 Ginger Bet Iejuericits ppn ben SJ.ntee.
6lutian9ern uuO 0aufrern ouSsepJuupcrt 3u
wcrceu.
5r"nt'ei6 itut OILS Of ec fh cjumiInen woqr,
Co6 9laut i'd rNs %9'Tbiebt muir gum Shtin mn
nit rer Nbliht, gn9Iauo in au5mdrtjsc 0irren
III 0ermtdeln uno Damn RE Ndnoe ouf benz gpu.
%tinentc fret 9u toten. Gnslaup peiF ras, cenn
potmcrItpr ii Gin tcuccStcs 6oupt m Der so.
Inf rno lobt lieter ejnigc Sauieute perbunorrn
aI' Dap 's IL H'pi 10 ISi6tiinnig unO { II {
@ar6nst'en in rc Sblinae Rsdt.
llne mer icatc iit irnf einmiiben pieg,ibt
Deutihtano? 9Bc bcuEt?
Sub Ter SrieA III Gnrc fummrn rur6 Der
Ip'ttttrung ors Nrrrcne? SD aIouhe es: pcd,
trlt nohrem uccb ejuc pcr,we;felte Nnffrenouno
aemo%t woroen T. nit 9HoftuacpaIt an er,m,n.
gen, mas rur& poIit,ihe 5suutariTe ni6t in pfr
Nano beba ten icrrcen fpnnte. Gem mcnr and
lsoer Dcicrtrr ingt: mir linz bec .Erieace m;i,f
"no mur0en ib0n LANCE oeaoracn fem, menu
MIR " dt G%ebunOeu mdren"; mo msnu oudb
l'ofr oemofrdt res NoIpens iaat: ,ipir taitn
s'"eo!n nnO ic'ns 81 maltmaFreayln 10 out ne
'Dr" 10 ir'ro Ger &rjes rU@ fort0eben, bis rer
pr'itt'Hcn uno mjIitir0hcn &9rc cine or5ferc
@enu9tSuung gu She'll 9eroracn 1T, ais tiphcr
orr 6Hu mar. 9crare mic ee 9iufcu ,um 5r,cccn
wia'8 w"tsn n1h Dem 5aue pou Cars.
Sput9rcn.
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8untfs.

- Gm Str6trftbcre elmer @cmcinoe nm
melt Scsbeaur bat Der Woire nit ercbsn Su6
ltobsn i&rcibsu inIeu Sicr merreu nur Scpts
t%esreiat, ce in ter @emcinpe Ieten.
Die Scitdtiaune. Nein, eos in imam.
6immsI uur 66Ge, mir tcs Rir cbcmoliosu
unt'ro'fSier, mir ic6eiabriscm stot,rattsmit.
9lteoe mir = Sermalmen m66te i'd pieIe
Glsnpcn!
Neer mac 1T rir benn, Mann2 Tn ttun Ia
mic ~utb'no 1a9ts Dir serulriac @bcbdlfts bee
9errn S@nsipsr SteriunftmciAere @hramm,
ionlt nur Ter aepreEtc S6neiosr ocuonnt.
NaS mir it ? Scu i'd rirs lnaeu, in Gin
%stniinss sScrt suinmmrnarprcBtl Gtncn Qunp
bnben sic mid acbejFen. in 5Heutli6er 0e eff,
ltaft - mid, bort pu2 SR oos ni6t en-.
p6rcnb g
ga iisb Nann, faate rutis Die 5rou Meine.
r'n' 9eIt mir bdt bus ME s~esloutt. unr ib tote
rirs l@rn 70 pft aclast.
Der Vubifate pes 0cleses. gBGtrenh
OR @bolrrnscit erairl bon Der Wiin6ner NcIie
get ods Sertot, rOG Scoer, Sernnb ,bu lltr aus
Gem Sterhouie fh no6 6nuie traete, MEIER fin.
- "NN ASSth Vutl ~ Vtl Wnipfn Strlft. N(ctt
rste Stuoentrn, muruuter ou& Elm tefannter
Son'iter om t%crtigcm 86eatcr, tatten i'm gcd.
teurr ess @uten III Yiel a%etruntcn UNI oinocn
'temlih FRAT uno fingcre Ouf Der StroEe. 60.
9leid pertyot ibncn Gin Gjeneoorm Den SEco mit
Der 8rage: rb lts ccnn Ons ueuc Sertot noh
MID 9'Ieien b1tten, ra6. mcr No6ts rods Sou1e
sebe, nitt ifnGsn uno ldrmeu frue ? 9rsilirb bo-
ben mir &c g%elrieu, oter mir aebeu nod, ritt
rn6 5auie, erpiCerte trcdcn unc srnIltoft Der
Scmifer.
Sin einfdItiaer 0antg Der Fh ,pilhen
cine I'er Ih6nc uuS cine eans tdelide Dame
lcst', nnN Der Gr1tcrn Gin Son,plimcnt MAIDEN
moute, ld9te: 96 fife ,miNten gcfen uns
DOrnen. NatirItter SReile III Der @tpf in
Der Nfitte, Irmsrftr bic Nelterc.
sEds 1T Der llntcri&ico ,riidcn cinem
2uhbonoIer, einem Staatemam uno cincn Nrs.
ct9er? NnIwort: Der @rterc Ycrfauft lcin
sud Ter 3meite leiner QdtSicttemue. Der Tritte
ietne Ji'liairn ,um b6tt mG3li@en 0reiie. gl-
les 1T sin 0tlbdft.
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SaS Nnti=SSucb GeIse.

-
Ole Sf9tflatir ocn Nldt0mn lat riu OjcI,s
pal''t' meihrS 0pm l'tcn Sanuor in Strait tritt,
u"O S0'' mf'6rm mir, oa eS III mcItlGuf9 lit,
eft 'lne t"r'e urFrrt@t aetrn.
l. Sr9en0 5'In'np' Der G'ntdHfe rNcr Gaufh,
pon'el IN OEsiln' &orn, R0rn poer ReiSenmc6l,
S''I 3udfr' N'ol'ltee, |eNrr, Sdubc, !6Gute.
&u"' SSp0"he"ee Warn prrr lontti9'n ~9lttiFeln
S@''"''FVHt '"e9e'Ummen) maht I'm niclc
s''"''" )" 0s'tauf'n 'orr e0n1tt 81 lpctulir6n.
oa' " gem t'lp' Var wi ller nnter @io DEN
M'F uh% SsrtHnleprrie nn5n9eten, uno .ticirr
o'""'V 10" '''en Yrotit u6cr 10 9rc'
cen Sen Dem %fEta"ter ais Steucr erteben.
9''~' p"f9'r f0Hnen in Nor9enannten
"'!'''" gar F''he "el@afte MADDEN. uno mr96n
'' u'''''s'""9siaue III irArno cirer Och orer
~t,""sh'Bif"t 'erurtbft't werorn.
81 o'F"9F'anntf Nrtltel plrf'n nidt in Ger
i''V'" Slur' opet unaee"n9 oerta II t MGR
=" ~ Ht 'N~9e'"utt ~uro'n. lcncsrn MIR
O",' w" S"Portehr.
""@ 'uFlen 'e'@' SVaarfn nift nnf 81
l'"'"''' St'ps'asfnn9 S'rt8Htt nsrren, a"e8e'
"'mH'" ""i A't'"'l'%em 9Se3f.
0F S'''i'" |" 'uFh ueoeFtrffnn9etdlIfn IinO
F''n9' H"U Fr'"P!'f''".
",' r"V "pFf''"s'' 0"B 60 pr mobIwetlen
>'9'S'"'"' s'"'!'@ '"fHm VI tenn mar, Dem tie
I'S' ""F'poF''"' 9sM'i'niolfn g|uther @inbaIt
III .'""' aver t'"'f'e''s Ut IS Iriofr T1it ihon
t" lP", ,""'''lF''S U"nl' Go une ntnf 'rOr Elm
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Die 5'rren &eeIfr unp Ncinboret mstOsn
TN een nG@fen Soscn on pc Scr,en unS sta-
rem un'erer Nru'lhsu Iittar ;er auflppfsn nm
Fb Sritrdar fir Die in wa6yboft terrSnotsr
S''o"''"'ngn iesenrr SSitre pce first6 per-
nOF'enen y. DetbeI 'u rrtittcn. gv5bte rae
un'ernebmen etcier 5errsn ron einen, eutipre.
@eno'n ertoI9e 9ctr6nt werccp, pa in piclem
0au e'ne trce @atc e;ner pirftib b66If bilfste,
'"'ll9'n rs fpe gu @utc f5mmt. Die in 3citen
me E'' I's'9en ibre mob tlstnen Rinper nicbt m
%ernabrcn perrras.
- @'srn 1860 Der in pr @dlatt lei Miur.
IrseS ORC a%efangen sempmmsnen Syonfees finn
''ie'" n"o eNr9siisrn bjrr cinactrOfen. nnU
"eftFn rteler Sage nntrr Qaruls not rem Wcr,
ofn 'Ore seeitcrreire a%ntycten. Mebrcre 5oulsup
~''tsrr @ef""9enr werpsn 'd8liA crnartel,
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mehr tstcmmcn, eenn or rdrf Die @rtitel, Cie r.
I. y. in ter ocn ibm tepr6utru @toct fault
ntbt iptsosr IN perisiteu pcrtnuicn, nuS MEIER
'etn @ci61ft NOD ieine Rittel MAIDEN es Der
Nfube mcrt6. gteifen III MAIDEN. um 8aoreu ;u
tmpcrtiren. Dec Gnrc pom 9icoe miro eouu
lem, c'e rte @rloartitotratcn rae gah,e @eltGft
an fb ,icben.
SSrtbl Der 3msd ots @cfbes oamit eyrcidt
mirr2 7! Qui vivra vera.
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@ (Aa(.g- 4lnoa0fh

Nfam pips.tr, il y.l Street, Gem
I3cIter 9elcnuen.
II u Unr S@rtitmat,lto er Nanrluus uno
1r"dtr't- 2. y. 0'0geI Ii. So, Daup6in
SIR, |rrjhcn 9icyal unit 2@atcr
~ "llt< nno Jnlhumentcn. 3nup.uns. Spi.
&Ich, go. 50 D0upbin Ctr.
0's il "Totton. FrO'5nr nnO S4!egO:st,
gic. IA DanY6m Cir.
3"noH0l3rr lr SHali;3t o~rricrtist BON
). &r0''tt. SiOre q. nabr @rpap, @uf-
ia ? " Tee" an5'nommcn III rtr @tpepi.
ton q. @I.
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%rn. y. 81, A1rutaomery. Nia Ribti1 CIR,
SS'l'n; pant'n it6n. War utbts gteuss :
St'"' S'r rri6e S. ned MID, unr iii rer Sm.
n'NuS no. 2 ucb nitt cr6Hnrt?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08
Coz" ""sercisi Intelligence.

From ~. D,nd,p Times (eity Mtice) MAY II
The English funds this t2dhD morning oI'ened without
alteration, but there subsequently an increase IA
the demand fur noucy la tho ftock txchange, which
caused dcgre. IL natncrs In al the markets A
further OF 1ld Withdrawn from the Hank for
Com tan tnople, aad aurh moderate arrivals have
ciy taken psc, have not been than Susicnt 10
the ordcrt for the Inuklncu There w. however
general tendency To any dvnn and " the daily
connts from the Paris ioursc lees duh tho ten
dcncy this eide would probably be towa ara stcad-
n. espee ally ~ the agricultural accounts from all
sonsols for money 49, 4. and tho inst
g3ik 4. For the acrcunt the nsl bargains we're ut
o. :. cx dividend rnns stock left nn At 233 23s
dul cd aud thrc. lrr cents. gl% India hY. per
cents, iQ01k liQit, india bunde, lis l5s premium
nnd excioiucr bills. - dHcount 10 par.
There average demand for discount nj the bank
t. day aud the out Of GoorS ony about an eighth
charge for adj, aueos witch dny oncfc al
per cent. this afternoon a a 4 per crnt.
in foreign s@ca ics tho chief movements have been an
advance hal lsr creek bonds, aud a dc.ln"
of three cishihs ia Epaush passive Mexrsn n da at
80. "A decline - an eighth.
The quont1n of goi al fsfls about = per fnlle pre-
miGi. and the short eaea ugo London z z2is per
81 sterling. n comparing these raios win bc lngish
mint price - g. 7s od. per ounce Tor STANDARD gold.
u appears that gold IA nearly i0hs pcr cent dncr IN
london tblb Ia Paris
y adv nv from Hamburg the pric' of sold s i2i per
marx and the shcrt exchange Irudon ~ Iat :. ~ ~
hlcTlng. STANDARD gld at tho tnRil mint prhe s
therefore about 0ihs ser cni deafsF Ia IDnhh thsh IA
Hamburg
Faly thousand so,eroeps we're taken from The Bank
to-day fof Turkey,
The f1mhay mail steamer lela iAsoa specie 10 tho
fIy2 900. o which e. .noO In guid v or Aor
andria and suor and fis ~" o. - and fi'o00 Ia sil
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMRR!.:.a and nsanoMA.
L.~s--~~~~-
Agitation for an American
= ArnAistlce.
R. RoEBuCK ON INTERVENTION.
Mr.. MASON VISITS PARIS.
~~-~~~-~.-~~~~-~~->~-~~ C
ROCKERS MILITARY REPUTATION.
"St0newall" Jackson's Name
and Fame.
xRD POLISH REvoxUTIoHg.
~s~~~~~~~>~~>>~~~~~~~~~~
SPEECH OF THE KING OF ITALY.
T H E M A r. X r. II 3,
&c., ~. -.
SPEECH OF THE KING OF ITALY.


ne steamship America, Captain Vessels, which left
southampton the 27sh Of May, arrived at this port
early yesterday Sunday morning. Her nows 10 three
aays later than the advces by tho Persia.
Tho steamship Hammonia. Capt. schwensen from Ham,
burg 2h and Southampton 26th ul also arrived at this
port ~ late houS LAST evening Her has been
sseipated by the arrival Of the America.
mo Londen Nn Of the 9th Of May notices tho sailing
q the America thus
The America, new steamer built by the North Ger
man Iloyds line, will take out the mail New York
from southampton to day. s also build.
0g for the Hamburg and American lire, TO be called tho
Germania. These two lines will shortly have
sEs running between Southampton and New York.
The Europa arrived at Roches Point, Ireland, on tho
18th Of May, at six O'Clock A. N.
The Hammonia sailed from Southampton on Monday
evening, May as in the place Of tho saxonia disabled
her shaft having been broken.
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concluded With France Pccium, swedea and Turkey, and
others about be negotiated with Fnsnd AMI Inl
hEd Wa proud of Italian armv brilliant aiko by
u. vhor ard sold IN its disclnDs our navy vii equal
IN prgess tie rcnown the army has attained MY most
Mdrnt desire " that the nation may bo ab 10 reckon
WIN security upon the force of It's arms, and that
Europe should recognize this TACT
Ilbcrly ~ producing rs natural results ~ order ana
prosperity ~ all directions. II tho pubic safety requires
cacuus measures IN nroyiuces. my governments
"i not ft Ia ms NInrcmc duty. Tho Ma onsl Guafhh
VINO have already dcscrved weil 81 the country VIII
contribute 10 tins object by their zeal with the Same
view France reafs n ai'ncf0te hsrsN irih ~ ." ~,
al H'0n mnrdrg drrdnocSsufs ich.ltsr h< rrro tus
N OftorunHg Public WORKS carried on with &C
uvliy In al the provinces of the kingdom Your most
urgent task IL n cns0 tate the laws f tho kingdom.
Above al, recommend the saietudo Of Parliament
some arrangsmes relative a. The reorganization Of tho
Una ces Tho capitals o iHrnrc have responded ~ our
appeal with connaslcc 10 the order of things IL In
Tor us debt of bunpr h reply this confidence by our
prumtitndc to Imp upon "nrciven the heccraryr~ "a
crnees.
To consolidate liberty. with the constitution nr ts base.
and by liberty sin the cnnp etc igdefrrds CO and
unfy of thr oontry such u thn end 10 which We have
consecraied our NE To attain y, cnncord wisdom ana
energy equally necessary itay has shown that III,
posscs these qualities ~ the highest degree ry per
fevcrhg the path hunitn force WI he abb" to
destroy the cdnce have raised ard " Is with entire
security ard = d that Anticpt. tbs hour oi the &c
complainant 10 thc deztincs OF Italy.
Turkey.
Private ti"grama from c"n-aninope Of Nay ~ stat"
landing in Albania ~ detachment ~ itain un,c.rs
have been Increased by tho appearance of Italian
squadron on tho Albanian coast.
A telegram frou ilcharest ~ May - S,ys.-Gcncrsi
Tufr aud adcs de camp have arrived hero " moot
Prince Coma on his return from tour Of inspeeton
LI tllvl Nm AZ
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RrxoRs OF rrrgEygSTroS AND FLUCTUATIONS ~
fug aTOcg

fFrom Tbs Dufou Times (ciiy arilsiej, May 2sl
The Confederate lUan hAs cNe ereed vide Nuet1atNuT
On the ncws tia dfath % Genefa NtueNAl ia kauu
VAS guotef 3ti diso1unt bot rally gitmatsiy TOD
p.ce asd tho lnal uhns.rtors AZ discount. Re
ports q yretaits fo, and c hers ~ . trast,f n
E~royean sfsyf u .,s5aisa bctScea North ana ,out
werc sgaln vcry geBer-ly revived.
lfrorn tbc Dndon Tnes feiiy aficiel. nsyrI
The Cvufsdcia,s oan sas daii d1fing The mofuing
o. dhc1tut tut Mier ffsuar hours TIE rfNs o. ~
Do Iar u aplrsrr that No Ms.ou the Casi~ie
rsr lwt lrbdTn yfsrtday axsntnx fztthl
fer PsrN srd consequently insreas strength has bss
impatci 70 "a, ioir strcpd r1sJiag ffssi
bi1s ~ Psset rssffcs ffUm tederaf Sources lo Ia,
don there a. yet bJseyer. II arsrafSn
toe ssch 10 encourage . hafs - %. fspsabdty a
early and reasonable efri fof pacifc Al ustt1sct
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The Parliamentary a~@sno - ipf1 stf ctr1sf 20 Ia
zfth q Asy sith the fotys sg-ech IRON tan "a
~ of@nins lbe nsr sepsto a. Einf ~ lay ts1~ "
thsns yu Tor shat ypa have apas dafnr ~ t-st 90
~ iss s-.y, aas shall stg~ 30 v ma ntain tsFn ta
thsIr niegry Net = Ma forsasb re~sfs hsfs fpszs
blgsf neS ngs1n. fsaf Vcrf rf fnsss issH tsff
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The Slave Trade In Cuba.

THE NEW YORK HERALD's REpoHTs IN SPAIN.
Madrid (Msy 2l) correspondence Of the Meaager de
layoune
Accounts from Havana mention great scnnd Il which
has been produced IN that city by the landing of large
of no General Duce his arrival at Cuba
showed himself enemy IN slavery, aud In bis negro
phc zsai he banshed To the Peninsula and the very
slightest Suspicion some influential merchants such hs
NJ. Duranona and Fuere, the possessnrs of fortune ~
eighty millions u s thus that the eebratsd general 81 1884
treats persons HON he supgoscs have been formerly
engaged the slave trade All the popUlon of the island.
however, know tnat short tnnc sitter the adopt
those arbitrary than 100 negroes wore
landed Ia tho colony the ~ he house Of Zulu
esa and as, whether with without every one Is
persuaded that landing the kind could not take place
without influence being rcckoned On IN high quarters.
aroAe and fd iarve
IN the Nkw YoKK HERALD. Added 10 that, u very
alteration has taken place between General Dulce
and N. vavescucs, the civil Governor uenoe ~
which the latter announced his determination 70 return
10 Spain The persons banished making strong ap-
plcations 70 the government TO which they said "
have given Information which may lead 10 thu recall Of
General Iulcc.
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NEW YORK, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1863.

guide n him. Wen, sorry for IT, think he would
steer his course much better he o' me or his guide
Cheers and laugh sr1 There h other observut ION
which wish to make-for taiking loudly In my weak
condition wearies me ou, Though very well, am very
weak. That observation 10 this. You should consider
the occasb that you simply expressing
an opinion. You don't wish TO Judge anybody
except by the light OF that opnin. You must leave
Parliament as said to Judge for themselves. do not
call you do not call any body to do the busi
ness which Parliament ought 10 do tor itself. But do
know that upon many occasions petitions have been sent
10 Parliament These petitions have asked tor particular
legislative acts. Within the last few weeks have had
petitions sent TO me upon matters IN which do not agree
with tie petitioners have always presented the pei
tons: but hope Parliament will act 10 the best OF it's
Judgment, and ho c those petitions won be acted upon
beers and auqhter.) But still do complain that
thfe gentlemen should petition; think they quito
right mako their opinions heard caint understand
how this hc called hcand meeting (Hear,
hear The world of sheffield here, and
the world OF Sheffield has come How body who has
madc MP his mind and who fully believes he Is right,
can say upon the present occasion that he taken
by surprise, is what cannot understand How man
beyond my comprehension For two past England
has been ringing with almost that and that Opln.
ions of all sorts have been advanced. II the people are
ever 10 be instructed the question Of America they
are instructed now. Around me miny gentlemen on
tho other side who have found their way here and can
not understand how they compia of being taken by
surprise The very fact or their complaint shows there
IL no cause for IT, Now then gentlemen. have told you
very frankly my opinions cannot reason out this ques
ton as should desire tie immense have TO ad
dress but s distinctly tel believe the time como
of the Of the SOUTH
(cheers)hat England, by doing will be carrying
the great mission she has TO advance and protect
kind that she do she win benefit only herself,
but the world at large. The efore should advise yor
u my advice be worth any thing You win take II, II MT
REJECT it, uid advise you say that your opinion,
the Confederate Sates of Amer should at be
knowedged 70 be an independent nation. Nond chcers)
The Rev. J. p HoPrs moved tho following resolutions
That In the opinion Of this meeting the government Of
this country would Get wisely both for the interests OF
England and those OF the world they immediately
To enter into negotiations with the great Pswers Europe
for the Of obtaining the by them
OF tho Independence OF the Confederate States OF North
America.
The motion seconded by Mr.. yichael Beal
Mr. Hcppss resc luton was carried by overwhem-
ing majority.
Territorial Division for Sepn ra ti0W.
The Hon Spencer Walpole, " p. speaking al the an
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Tho Hon. Spencer Wapoe, n. p, speaking at the an
nun dinner Of the Royal geographical Society In London,
alluded 10 the probable territorial division o the United
States thus:-This he would say, that that contest
which going In North America could ever DO
settled IL should be settled by moral social and political
raorsLy considsr1ioHs, too, Of geographical
chdracr far Stats must be fe 10 choose for emsepe tie
governments hey WH hare. and the only seden, nj Of
boundaries Thy could make WouId be that adopted bg the
treaty Of Veinna bv WhieA the great dirdng
should be free. (fheers.)
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