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, 1863-10-26

~ "Democrits can bs found doltng out
then eickening pynpathy for the success Of
this unholy caule. Those Of the South have
II. quently snid That they will listen to no
conprcmtsc short Of q recognition Of their
INDEPENDENCE; tbs being true, d Peace Demo,
c1at is Di.unioaist, for the South slll have
no reace ehort oi dieunion, unless compelled
hy force OF n,mEto abandon her present po-
ltion.'-ssnate} RICE. cf Minnesota, a DINO
, 1863-10-26

NAPOLEON LEAVES MAuM11LIAx IN TIE
LuRon.-La France announces that N. De
Bellegme, nstnber Of the Corps Legislatif,
hss published 4 pamphlet entitled "France
and Mexico" which concludes that on ths &C.
cession Of ka< -4reAduke Ma1imulian to the
throne tie seork Of France mould terminate, ard
zAe French troop, scoa2d B, insnediatay NTH
drdtoa.
w When Ex-Governor Packer, Of Penn
eylynnia, visited the polls, at Williamsport,
to vote, he beautifully held up his ticket, ex-
claiming, 'Here is ticket which is copper
al orer!" immediately behind Packer came
ajo11y Hberuian, also In the act Of voting,
who cried out in q lusty voice, "Be jabers,
here is ballot to kill your suakel''
, 1863-10-26

VINO AnE TRAITORS Among the latest
truest and noblest utterances of Stephen 4.
Douglas, Is the following: "Amer1ca wants
no friend, acknowledges the fidelity Of no
citizen who, after war Is declared, condemns
the justice Of her cause aud sYmpa.hizes with
the enemy. ALL sUCH ARE TRAITORS
TN THEIR HEARTS,
, 1863-10-26

B 1t cost our forefathers seven years
OF fearful struggle to achieve independence
and found the Republic, and it is worth as
, 1863-10-26

The New York Torzd declares that 1t Is i'm
possible to 1aIse the men called for By the
Presidents proclamation by yolunteeringl |
As We expected.
, 1863-10-26

soon as Congress meets, to the unbiased !
sense Of the nation But to that tribunal |
they must carry q record in which obe-
dicncc is entire. Their day Of Triumph is !
nut fur off.
nEBE1 PEAcEPRoPosfTxons.
Richmond hath two, yes. three Journals
the EnqAtrer, the Hhig, and the Er1m~
fslr. TIE last Of these is Of the old Dem
ocratic 9xgimc, but violently opposed. as
occasion warrants, to the manner in which |
the bogus government is administered, and
Tie rcbcl war conducted. It has no conf
dtncc in King JEFF, none in his Ministers,
Zone in his measures, and none in his
war policy. 1t IS opcn-nouthed as any
newspaper in Richmond dare be, Huculent,
defiant, aud, after the Southern method,
always ema1t. That is, it quotes Roman
history, it is prolific in Greek, Persian and
Assy1ian parallels; but it has yet to learn
that We arc in the middle Of the nine
tecnth century. and that all the Romans
are dead and done for. 1t is always reso-
nant without being eloquent Turgidity
- 40 1.-' ~. - 49, :. . - s..S.sa,ss - ~ | ~.
the New York World, which is q model
for US Of the North. The Whig. is under |
etouur ~ ~ usale impucs, IL "as NV
q ~ leuo"enlp "l.n tue p'"e17 all'At LIVE
maze virginia "ns' sue ,s. suspected Oh
nnget'pg io'e tol lae on'on' II Is CON-
peleo 10 violence ano Fenemeaee IN oe-
nuhc1atlon OF the Yankees aud the Gov
eminent, which are not its won't There
is always something behind, which the
editors dare not tell, but which the well.in-
formed reader would not be slow to guess.
II is also opposed to the ruling dynasty;
but its opposition is timid and hesitating,
hence feeble and without effect. The En-
quirer, with which we hare mainly to deal,
is tile paper Of the rebel Capital. Under
the control Of two Of the leading rebel
families OF the State, early in the field as
IN organ Of disunion, wholly unscrupu-
lous and thoroughly t1aitorous in the pur-
suits Of its purposes, devoted to slavery
os tba b;n,,ast dava3onnoent of> De-
r,ocrorr aed ch4;.+;.~;tn-7t ia mt
etrs,no 4h.+ :. shon1d have been se-
asa.as =. ~ 49, os:."a - - oo,nn,,n;cat;on
ha,,saan ~ - = us sana.;c n 1orernment and au
shnsaa .,a ho4~oved nenn1e. As it Is
condno.a5 1-;+1 1yh,t n the south. i
ca1lea ah;,ttv ,fz nertness Of speech ani
--..
, 1863-10-26

TIE POPULAR FEELING TOWARDS Eng
LAND AND FRAScR.-This feeling wns de-
monstrated at the Russaian banquet on
Monday last In New. York The Eng
lieh Admiral sailed away NTH hle
squadron Without replying to the invita-
tion to the banquet The French Admiral
Re5nsud sent 3 polite note Of regret On &C.
count OF previous engagements, Every one
ofthe speakers had something to say in con-
dcmnation Of the bogus neutrality Of Eng
and the ant1 American schemes OF France
ANsuch sentiments were warmly and en-
phatis>lly applauded and endorsed. The
unanimfE Of the assemb1age In regard to this
subject VA remarkable.
, 1863-10-26

Tho Mobile Register, Of q recent dste, de.
clared that "the negro Is no longer an object
of small talk in The South. Tho people Of
the South have place for them, aad that is
In the army The7r should b. no distinction IN
color when q man IL willing to tight for his
home and master" As the rebels recognize
no distinction Of color, We anould not be sur
prfsed to hear Of the Copperheads doing the
, 1863-10-26

NEW AND SECOND HAND
In FURNITURE.
P8R1oK. OFFICE STORE . COOK sroVEs.
3-PLY End nRpGsELS CAEPETss
Crccke.y ard sttyer Plated Ware &C.. &c..
AT AUCTION.
On Wedee4dAy. Uc'oosr, eStp, It * o'GocE, y our
- esrco-r Ii Pp1t.ar Block cafaar OF Dekfo0tu A3d
Wsen!retop ttreets. 80 odce Store PAsios eEd Cook
stovts 70 SPY Ano B.us1es sarpets teSntasT TT
ware. DC VA BUIIEtL6 Ct Au.AoGfosA-
cc6oS35 At
, 1863-10-26

great an effort on the part of the present
generation to preserve and pcrpctuate it,
though Copperheads think otherwise.
, 1863-10-26

AUCTION.-I shall sell at Auc-
II lion. at 2a4 Lats street, cornar OF franklin
erect. at 9A oe.9ek A. q M9ndsy 1 Msdnssdsy sy
C7cths Cass1m erea. S1rts aud Drawers 9lovea Mtts
SOCKS. Hooee; eral ASSORTMENT of Notions. Fur
pc*5-oe:5.1t 9. NICEERaQN. Aucuonea
, 1863-10-26

w WANTED.-A young man who
"! ha.had an expezieIce Of I've yea,s /: the Dry
cenEccted With one Of tae largest Dry Goods Iouses
u e. tord Gonnsescq, dest5es f sos1esposa With
70 GalDtng good situation: Best Of recommends
ttol given. Add1eas '' 4 D c." uaftfurd. Conn.
, 1863-10-26

w ANTED-To trads 40 acres of
VI chcice 1srd In Potawatttnie County, Iowa.
for aseconc: hand Piano. Address u = bsa CT
r. Go hen Ind oc11 o7iE6t
, 1863-10-26
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER.

The charge is made that Gen. Schoteld, Oh
purpose toprotect the Lawrence murderers,
would not allow them to be pursued into
Missouri. While no punishment conld, be
too euddtn, or too severe for theze murder.
ers, an well satisfied that the pEeYeating Of
the threatened remedial raid into Missouri,
was the only safe nay to avoid an fndiscrtm-
iuate massacre there. including probably
es; stand Gen. schodsld dfd in that respeet. '
The charges that General Schoaeld has pur
poeely Withheld protection from loyal people,
and purpoEe1y facilitated the objects Of the
dieloyal, ore altogether beyond my power Of
belief DO not ar1aign the yetaeity Of gen.
tlemen as to the facts complained Of; but I do
more than question the Judgment which
would infer fhat those facte occurred In ac-
cordance with the purposes Of General scho~
field.
With my present views, must declIne to
nothing against General Butler. sincerely
wish It Tere convenient to assign him
suitable command
In order to meet come existing evils. I have
addressed letter Of Instructions to General
sehofeld, copy Of which enclose you. As
to ascertain better Than now know, what is
it, exact value. Let me SAY now, however,
that your proposal to substitute national
force for the It Enrolled Militia" implies that
In your Judgment The latter Is doing some
thing which needs to be done; and If SO, the
proposition to throw that force away, and to
supply its placs by bringing other forces from
the field where they are urgently needed,
seems to me very extraordinary; whence
ehan they comes shall they be Withdrawn
from Banks, or Grant, or Steele, or Rose
Grams?
Few th,ngs hare been 50 grateful to ny
anxious feeling, as when, in June Last, the
local force in Missouri, aided Gen. schofield
to 80 promptly send large general force to
the relief Of Gen. Graut, then investing Vicks-
burg, and nenaced from without bY Gen.
Johnston, Was this all wrong? Should the
Enrolled Militia then hare been broken up,
and General Heron kept from Grant, to police
Miaeouri: So far from finding cause to oh.
iect, confess to sympathy for whatever re-
iieyes our general to1ce In Missouri, and al-
lows 1t to Eerye elsewhere.
I therefore, as at present advised, cannot
aftempt The destruction Of the Enrolled Mill
tla Of Missouri. l may add, that the force
being under the national military control, It
is also within the proclamation with regard
to the HatGdx Corpus.
concur in the propnety OF your request
In regard to elections, and have, as you seq,
directed General schoheld accordingly. do
not feel justified to enter upon the broad field
you present in regard to the political differ
eneea between Radicals and Conservatives.
From time to time I hare doue and said Whist
, 1863-10-26
Dour0ltla.

pOARDING.-Two Rooms csn
~ be .ohlsfnea. With beaEd f,r ge3tleaaes aad
wlref. snd On. room tor two stcgte Eartfe217n in
central and desirable locstioo, By scdrealag "tsn
rtfe5elce, BOZ 2as3. Ch'csRo Post oMee. ANo lev
, 1863-10-26

w ANTED.-Alady teacher Of ex.
w rezience In the schos1s OF Wisconsin and else
whe5e e deaio1 q securing atav young lsdy pupil!
and nlt4es. ID penmsnth.n.. Aotncattoug may Sc
mace at Dantz 20 Lasa1ta street.
from 4 II to II II .2to4P II. or 7 to In the esen
lnC. Gort reft reucea x!Yeu II lehutre3 ockkot1.lY
, 1863-10-26

WANTED 500 Agents. Miss
w MoEFAr would cali ths saeat:oa q sola.ets
xnd others - tho dscogesy ol = a1s!c o. ne gre
fea ntv lc "a at ht re and II TIE .1my Fan Ae
mafltx oyeI zoo dolh1s N nth A AA1plA Of the
article to 1ent iree ef Charge Ia letter that
1t uny frtt BE- seen and proved 10 pe no h1nn1Y
Ths Is Certainly fair. Full Isu.a BY mail Id
d,h<s Miea LLlZn C. HOFFAT. {wTTn sTANP TO
PAT RH1UkS rusTAeRo Boz 3e8t. Eew York Clsy.
ecoS DGS4 st
, 1863-10-26

" ANTED.-560 q month"; We
w want Agents at sG9 a month. expenses paid
to sci our EyEKIA tTKQ RENcIL8, CRTENrAL BUEH
kKH xnd thirteen other ua4.ui sad curious art
cles. Fifteen cit cufkra Fent tree, Address SHAWa
{.1ARK NfdthftYt. AAina. RH25-l 263-2un
, 1863-10-26

w ANTFD.-Rsilrosd Regiment.
w ABounty Of ~ on0 $3.50 60 In a1y4atel to Re-
Volunteers will % ra.d to 81 persons ealissnE IN tas
oc23 cta9st E4cruitIng Once. 61 Elask ksrect
, 1863-10-26

mn n p>1f

TIC RFNT.-TWo Rooms at 80
j. Lake Ateet. up stairs. I1qa1re st 1o3 L1so
Erect. ocSlos59lt
no rem T.-Nicely furnished
Il Ictg1nE roc ms Without board. for genileoaeo.
Avenue oc15 .,:51 It
, 1863-10-26

" ANTED-A modsrn Steam
w Engine Of eishty horse p ,wer. suitable ior a
saw MW tCgetctt with ntf.Ers OF anu 3t pa
city Il the anne. Address mo st NIL auses. Wis
dtec:i :ibinE them particularly, staunK pT:a. &C.. &C
nfg3 c.A..lr JAMhS f.TI0INf1 rtiN
, 1863-10-26

" ANTED-Agsnts to Eell the
w nav and splendid 81 81 Rngravinx Of PREsI.
DENT LINCOLN. Q1o copy mat.ed IN niee Tube
10 any part or the country on fEcetpt Of IS cels.
r. B. LAND0N, Ageot,
oc2ics15-1m s. Lake tt1eer, Chicago. ILL.,
WANTED-Board. One furo.
, 1863-10-26

WANTED-Agents tose1 by sub
Great Rebellion. Hesdle7t Life Of Washington and
other nav AID v2'nabla publications which are tell
f19 rapidly. Liberal inducsrents offered For fau
Ihrt1c1l4Es. call upoo or address o. E GtB58. lss
south Clark atIeat. Chicago. H. Post OMee Box sos.
, 1863-10-26

M ANTED.-A reliable msn hav'
w Iug er1a,l capital to join the sdye7tiser ~
Palmer Ia a nEoata1le caas busntts good man
hxv1ng kfcm $3.U to 50 cRs7: hecona as9octated
LII buetress ttat Will realize from $50 to 4i0 daily.
wi.tont II fix For t1ttheE p4rNcalAss and Inter
srf atrrese -77' ocGk
The sun., 1863-07-08
pSE EAEkAa.

WTLwISRtF. sundsT evening. jay >, aftcr
,Aott blt et,efo u.n 81 ChArie' l. Bu e.nslcSin.
Tb, r,i,iiy,, ari fieni, = thc f,mtly .oee,hsr
wt'h the inttnbsrs Of ,i-rnau Ont Lodge No - l.
Gore ( i5t6 are r,y..'fi.,y invited to attend the
funeral. f'om he lac r,'iirn1, :. 0i ION -! end
Av" A, on M.Gn-eia, sitrn on, July :, at 2
o.cock without fur'he notice, ht I.iHains VII eo
taken g. Gr'onv oor 4 iu,tcry iof iDium'nt Ns
cox On july ON Of cop.ump' oa' I,.ofse Taylor
Cos, .cu " John .ut MARY Cox, ,.ei 10 y'Ae.
III. fiend, aud thns, of LIS tar, pts ~, IsIsct,
fqlb n'"d 60 N'nd 10. iuG ~ I'M ~ s,,s1,.oos o
HE psI snts IA West lJth si.
rtENY -on JUDY 1th. The only 'on n John and
SIy fern,, ss'd month aud ~ d,y'., ,.-,,.,
20 NJ n '"'iS .s s t'a. sn1 iSp s. anoon, noon
& o'clc,k. fom the rs,idenc' - NE ta,het,
Dcnaet Pace, south BfVnk.yu' without iuIth'f 20
HASpsUCU IN The 6;h ir,,. after loue. and
ysutul illnc,r, ~ncA she bore th CHRISTIAN torn
tud-, Irou. tnzsic b, eist dsu.ntr q Andie~
AMI Ms s,rct Iandsuch. s.eI ~ ycsr aud W dgys
Tho rcla,ive~ snd fri'ud. Of ~ tauliiy, thr Iri.
tc- er-Iru-tres aud Iss.her, q Wsrd srhoo No 1 ',
~ .dn.sdayl aiu mo. n, tuly n, w o'rock NON TIE
residence Of her parents, ls6 Cannon ct. lus
HAsSANAS on Mond,y, july g. M E'ha-
brth iIAuuHvsn, dow Ot thc iAte hpbAiuSNail,
li,r rcmaiu, Vii he aiken from her late r-'dcncs,
sd 81; bet -th aud y,h aver, on wodnsrday, at 10
o'clock, NJ, ~ 81. Psdl', Chnch, coi. " oJth -
AMI NH ave where solemn Ass Of Rclul.m -iil
he oi-fd 10 f't the O her spu, aud Thence 10
IaIvnr, Cemetery Her fierd- and aoIuAintsu g, 5,
aui also those IT h,r .on. rY f., are mott p,ci-
| fllIe ,Itnd IA afi.ud 30
| HAYES. Ellen rpfc,A, youngest dAush'ef Of Fob
er' and att rim. ilaves, agd year, nsoirhr aud
| daV-.
Te iendf Of the family, AID hos" of hi. bother
| In Iau, James aud Michael Com rintd and iatrick
Joyce -spctfuily nvttoi "a attend ~" funetsl'
this " 'duc,dnj) arr non, AZ ocl non, va
r,..d. ner 20. her pIents cQr. Kent a2d PnS a, ~
| ts.; Biuoksn az
LESNON A. Harlem, on Tucsdoy, July :, Thom,'
! Lennon, iamcry Of the town VI Kildare, Ircisni
| ased =, wear.
The r,la,ivrr and friend. ~ the family are rerrec
fully invited 20 ,ttsnd the funeral, TIL. w dnesh.y
| at,In.ou. July ;. at O'Clock, ru.a bis late a.
| d.ncp, ,ur u Sd ave. aud l2.d ~. 81
| RtSSN on Tu,sday, July !, ofa disease Goa
'racted ~hr serving Nth hi. resrn ut at suffolk
| W. Wiism itTick Rsnuy Lieutenant OF the lO9tt
K.rleut, LoscDrsn Legion, IN the .lst ycM OF hi'
| sse
| III friends u the firy. the oilicer, aud men d
| the .r-h Legion nov the city, aud the tenltr
Bt th cthood, arr r, .ycthlly iuyitd 70 attend th'
| Tlueral, tLis tWedu' sdsyl snetno,u, at oclock
| from his late fc. c.drnce, sol hud-on ave- fookit "a
| Dublin pApefs plts-e copy. ~
The sun., 1863-07-08

Tnr folov.n' sceo.n, Of how Gene al srcKlrs
bore h.m'clf ahyr te.ns woup 81 will be found
Interesting 90 on resi'rs:
Nj r-'isner'l sctlo' we'd 4 Washington
sunday morarg, &C oH.psnl,d ~ Nd er. Dr,.'o
iu-, o't the lLud Army tori-. T.. tain To.
maine, Fry and Nor, OF his per. ua. sta1 He
ito. d tn journey remarkably vel lie wa
wounded st the Inc, joint, by : r1l nj sAot Ar.r
receiving the wounl lie sIroIe. ~ the s,dd',
taking hod OF his hee, AMI pulling rs foot uut Of
g.. 'tird!, hti'd tAe injurei limb over H.. pu'nme
oi lie saddle " ttuut arsistAuce. . - leg Ma aA.
pDtftcd above IA ke'e. The ,pcr.t oa ~, per
'u' med hy nr. wms u'.u tic C,ll. H. VA.
laced upon rtrttch,r T. lr borne from thr he Il
TO Hanover. II was tdlous suu some louruc,
lie iormed At the rae oi a. out One mile and hat
an hour. The G.n'rAi MAJ si.l n.ch cuuiu,-s
du'iug 'he ordeal, .y.ag % ~. .,rs,.t.r Nih
his military zap over - eytH, lu'ty stluk Ing /,
cigsr. Upon his sfrl,sl lore, thc lnb was r,-
dressed, an TIE attending hys.iau suaouu, es
Il at lis condt IL very ity.Isne ULier thr c.r.
uumstances. y tw. .t.sfAIi,Lg lis condition. lc
recev visits tom Pres a ~ l.n.c.u and n.AlI,
al the genera officers a. VOL az many iutmlte
il,1ds.
The sun., 1863-07-08
Reply OF the Ohio Democrats to the Three
Propositions ~ Pre-idrni tinrolp concern.
the Recall Of Nr kai'u ndi nhan

The Commi'i.C from The Democrat, Conyen.
ton hat nominated Nsl,,nd CHAM fr Goytr
nor of Ohio have Issued "g,joule." Z.
the Presidents letter Ia relation g. tle arrest,
Sc, Of Mr. Va and ham. They say they are nut
able to sppre lae the force OF the dlsi.ctou wh O.
he makes between the Constitution AM he rppl,-
cation g, lhst instrument. TIE, IIieg tluu t.r
frrsid nrs let er that h, assumes Tat aiNth Il :
whatever, indsIs H,cIt Of The Co. st.tut IN, ~ o..
b. done IN time. nyasln n, fthc Pcs drut tn k
It iot tie pubic good. This thr vum.n ttre Il nee.
~ tor int II. -, In the OF hAu,ss CorI.s tAc
proyri IA { tie writ Of which Ia mere, ~ ui,i
10 N 81 simmdry r,m'dy, NH u't ne lurnu-
whereby prrs ~ security II cons, rived IN tie hlh
Issort. III, Pr -delts sstruMpIl,n q tie IIght t.
suspend all tie c nsIGuNola luar,nt,,s - o.. SON
Al liberty ir,ed N Of spec AMI u' t.c Ir.s ss Ac
they Ibiuk In staitl ng sud slanug {. 4 jc-- %.
I,sirous Of preserving tree goyeruu.nr I4.s couu
rs.
Tho answer 10 their inquiry wh,t,er times of
l'Hns nu uI iusIrtec. .Iuu Sc Pt,s 4 lt heidi that
| Iris - lights we're 49, Ct to u, .uu4'.ri ~ en-
| rVrr b. tho gh that shs pub s'fci' "a ir,i u,
''g Nay truwS shade up % t.t iuuirst ant pa
NuhA ~ TIE tsmers Of III" tuust,tl lou, WAt II Ot
| sue" s'rg ards around the persoua. u"'tN o'.,try
| Ian "A Mas free goyeruul,nS Ih.y ~ 'uuf ..v-
| et'In, M "as des g.sdt h. gf of 'sN, ,,,I 4
| ALu ''th'd ami Mt o the srbitr,ty " II 4 su-
| He hal. II has hu,n the bnAsI ui thr Amorcsu
| p%Pl' '"a' tty had written CousItuuou, l. t
ohS .aprys'I, hans, but slsU limiting the po,-
| efs OF Tie uossruaent .ud providing ef.
les'i.. ssfguards ior personal liberty,
seeui"y aud prosperity" IL dero. avon
VI Vie e1VioSs tIan VI tas Constitution, iae
The sun., 1863-07-08
Louis Nspoiron's Coucr-dyu, to the Pspu.
lar Voice

Tns probable ehanrc 4 caN.ci AMI dismissal Of
n PHRsIasY, e VII ch We ls,, rcrs hy 81, late
European steamer. IA aL.-,i Instance q tie read Y
TACT and shievd sta,esl. ana ip ( tie French Fm-
Tstor. of which he has gwen a. many IrJo's. Tie
ln''r'erence Of Gis moldlo'oms but ser, csah .
mnh'rr, for his too bund"rng aud palI atlo inter-
ference with the elections, has rasei storm Of po-
Pular ntigi Ston 10 which Iorts SApoi R5- hnds II
ehpeuie''o To make n graceful concession, hy the
dsmlsSai " h's obnoxious agent " c,ur-e
D. rthRaw will not be wholly li.guccd
a. NJ VIII receive an equally lucrative, tLuush a
less oontpcuouS and ,gbordiua,e appoiulmcit, Ut
ms removal rom te gatllct will d saru die otu,.
sition and relieve the ,y,ernmen, from he ,on.c-
auencs' OF Ills b'untcr.ug. It's action Of Io,i,
NAPOLEON - IN s'rAnge co'tr,it gth the policy Of
our GoverumoLt IN naint To- 4. 30. high IN q. the
rsrneH who intcrftr,d 10 slsuorl.y y in H.. r.,,n,
New HAmpstire and Conn t.-, c.,eti,ns and
Ah'rdSs = rather morhyn ps,o' thet the direc,
iIhaence oi TIC PEOPLE on tie slm.u.s,.., an a.
greater just now in France than IN g.. /. IA,
States.
The sun., 1863-07-08
ENSe lkSles.NS.

ElSlllNG BANhS - STEAMER MAEA-
LANn, Captain K ). nOFFNlKa. I--,,, u-aud
IT, E.-t yer, at I A. M.; Peck snt, 50 Fulton
.rrry, Is! .o-l IL 80 D. e., plgr ~ NoI h kl,tr
~: iai.y fa',, tl,ts tl5
Stn Is - O.u''t II TIN Ish.ur BtuNs uH steamer
H.AltN ISLANDER runhlnF even daN, cN.' p.
saturday nom 'hr following leudlnly south lUu
-l,et, NiAlau4. bLIsI, At \ -, I'.L q, d.
.ufh -'r''t, NoriA kN'l, =. Splu< stfe', +, 1
Suth 4.vtT, a. Jll
The sun., 1863-07-08
RsalIsh DlpIoaac, In Japan.

LhrrR news from Jston rert.s, nts ;ksi ts
diaeLlhcs teivsen ro Eng a. and jspansssg gov
ernmsnnhsye 90, get cen adigssei. AT Ne ct lra-
ton Of TIC ,wea,y isys' ultin,,u II Admiral
Keeper. cntas 4rlh u April, tho Japanese asked
Tor . 'urthsr sIt' us!en of 4 ~ DAYS in eonse
quenr. ofhe a. .sncc o:,r r. .on Who =. oa y
'ist y III. kkAio, s-Lasttt.. ,if.Aiy a.n ....,,A
ID our coumus Oh.y l.lf' etuo, hpEs"t WIS
g'anted, sni ~ this wore t1,y panic ct .. II
Ranhgaws, and ulofoLaits bco,'rs ,ux.l..t sd
hs' rDoi- stsry Ttce Al rc rails ver.
blocked with heavily lsdcn horas. sLd "l.tt,s.
and ,ro-i di-o'fct, Nr'c e. umti,i ~ o.
eooies aud ore-s, Uho ssciueI / tI.aa
for The tsse 4 pulJer. Al sua-s on
ts city v's spToA'nIe!, tui TOE p't- ter =
the kns th Zee, Ia sLo i.l'i : dI u.tt dt al'y
the tr iteusnt .. ~ss known g. At tie A .uIrai
sd declared that he could D., bud Uo.Is T. PRO
teth. During thistmc usg ,is'i ~ we're rstri'd
on between tie Japanese aud tug4sh .Iwoiiies,
ami, on tic s1iysI u tho Fr'u-h At;,rs from a..
Oh. nsse station, = Miri tHtenr.oL %. IA tea tags
tine VA grated. No w.. grounded top, 81 =
p,scesbis soluLun IA ante pat !. asa y No. !
snt.fr,ign party prevails N J,IaY. All ttr D..
mos or ,hef nJhiss are bitterly opposed I, any
concessions " tie bsrbafiau- u - pruhstl..
th'ref7rc. tattlo KngNsh ADJ, raj via lrvc rt
entering w,d.e - 'c.ti zat. a" Iot.r 20 ,a.t
of japan, and Aus oT~n fr,sh markets 10 TIE Mo-.
ct ester and Birmtrg 81 am Manufacturer.
The sun., 1863-07-08
N a Es kkiAdiES.

CRr-ER III LhE- lrl ~. bv llrv y X.
wafle e.. plvid Cruiser, Of " \ g. ssfsh l4i9es Of
J.f ~ CIV.
REEVE MILFORD On woiue'd,v. .'rly let,
1-tt ne i'tnr" of f'I- hfts's ttr. lv l,rv.
Eort. Aismsn. ~ .Lah,th, y a., l.. tis J h.tye,
- ysv York, g. Anne u, second iAushter "a ]. W.
Milford. Ia, e Jerry 'fy. 1i6
The sun., 1863-07-08

The Polish Peasants npd Ru-.iru po'Ie,
To RIs-isu Govofuuc.t. tmi. ,,,-, ~.
source u diplomacy sud l. SUI pt ess tlc roi..
insure Ia. An imnoase army of - Ilnired
and tny thousan men is concentrating oH ruanI,
aud every sr'iicc is f'sorted t u 9ri'r 1 Alta
tie peasants y The ifnperal Government. 1his
has been partially sGc,e-t... one qft', ~ ccs
Is T. make the p,asart9 uu-on5h olal ~ fr.oturs
nee land they formerly hc,d uu Uc tcauf, q
viking . ce'isn llnber of d,ys avery
nth the lands 4 tie % hts sui H. u-.
der to s,r,kc the fancy ot tie ignorant Tor
pc ts exemptions ste trinted IN sfgo . lisu
issiers The pca-an,s In some d,,ri.,. ma licst a
much eafernc-H 10 ottsln thrs. 70 lcu vttns, -
tie southern slaves would iIs, ~ = procure Ic-'s
of indy iAi epauo alton non. tn ~ ers 4 a.,
United states Goyernmsnt Ta.- h.t auy4r, d
want of st.,esnaushiI o. tnc Ia1 y Ne Pol.e.
leaders In ns sban ion!ng There c.,ss yr.y..ctc4
sud ,hus Anticipate the prof4nd p,l,cy of Russia.
This waut 4 forecast would probably 8 sr g..
wards cJmprota-iug H.. rohsa NOV, eu, and de-.
| sAchnS from ttle sympat'.es o. D al E4-oje
were u no, for The atrocities Nat ue 81 au.
thohies stimulate TIE pcss,nis TO eotnuii IA he
insurgents Nat fail into tAtir hsads
On seoount, however, Of these outrss,s. which
cannot fa " exc tie the horror snl md snarou Of
| mankind, u Il douDtfIl how far thia RUSSIAN sype
dient msy succeed. Women aud Children are u.-
| sacred by the eaAan,s and CossAcks N cold blood
Unsrmcd prisoners are bound sud hacked to de,,i.
With hatcheA. The entire hou.hl.is u re mo
pristrs are irsqgen,y klled cod b'ood without
regard 70 sgo Or SEX, and thc dScil.nIs burned Ia
Podolia persons had their se.. lips ,Id ears cat
oa. and then sui,,.d through the checks with SHARP
gosds. were driven TO pnnon 8, the point II N.
ptehfofs. Puck M. lie ewes out Of some sd ro.r.
ing viiro sni 'pirt' Of wine into TIC teeiiu. 49, k.
cts and setting Ore TO then ar no uucomino n events
Crue'uss so fevoli.ngt TO huinAnty c,nn.t BE- eN.
| Gnuated 90 tie ground OF ling oipross.on ty tie
proprietors, and when civilized Govern,uent Ike
Russia is compelled to to such mrs4s B. pre-.
serve its authority, Its tClure of power may be re-
garded as more than doubtful Russia ~ ryiden,ly
playing dssperats game 70 remove We prarfet1rs
| from the sol and transfer them, ly Whol,sale r.
siberia. In may Particular tho polish wat bear,
striking resemblance T. the evcais now elinf N
In our own country. but weNus! d At 4 may never
be the duty u the h.stori,n g. add ,he frLy.tu'
barharites OF = rer'ie wsr TO the drosry record o
| the Shareholders rehc ion