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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Asia with Three
Days Later News.
NlPOLEONs MEDIATION OFFER.
What His Alternative May Be In
Case Of Refusal.
PROBABLE RECOGNITION OF THE SOUTH.
OPINIONS OF TIE IMPERIAL JOURNALS.
JEFF. DAVIS MESSAGE In ENGLAND.
Sig nilcant Article In the English
Ministerial Organ.
Mr.. Slidell Opposed to n
Congress.
NEGOTIATION or REBEL COTTON BONDS.
~e~~~~~-~~~-~>~~~~~---~
THE REVOLUTION IN POLAND.
eo~~>~~~~-~~~4~>e~~-~~~s~ee
TIL r @ IL H Elk TIL II q ~ II,
H., AA. h.
Sig nificant Article In the English
Ministerial Organ.
Mr.. Slidell Opposed to n
Congress.
NEGOTIATION or REBEL COTTON BONDS.
THE REVOLUTION IN POLAND.
THE GREE Elk THRON II,
h.. Ia, 10.

Tho steamship Asia, Captain shannon from Lverpos,
Queenstown the ring Of tho LIST inst arrived this
port yesterday Sunday morning.
Her three days than tho report OF tho Ena
: Tho New York correspondent Of tho London Times,
writing tho 18th January pictures tho crisis then
listing the experienced since the outbreak Of
tho war and ho anticipated curious developments within
q few days
At meeting OF the distressed operatives at Blackburn
address ADOPTED 10 the New York Relief Commit
tec and to the inhabitants OF e United States generally
returning thanks for the sympathy that has been shown
them but pointing out that tho benevolent object
could be enectualIy accomplished by anordng ~
distressed operatives free assisted passages
part Of tho United States where employment could be M
forded them.
The Marquis 10usdown In dead.
Madrid telegram says tho spanish Cabinet does
intend to recognize the Kingdom Of Italy present.
Tho Brazilian mall has reached Lisbon. Rio Jaaeiro
Reports Of January quote coffee at 1000 72oo. Tho
shipments so 200 BAGS stock 600 bags Tho stock
of cotton at bahia 1850 900 bngs Cotton quoted
1900 . $4,000 at Pcrnambuoo.
The City OF Warrington reached Liverpool half past
eight O'Clock on the evening OF tho 10Th nit.
The New York arrived at Southampton also ,he
evening Of tho 10th nit.
Tho Nova scoiian arrived or Londonderry tho fore
Of the Both ult.
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM THE CAPITAL.
The French Army Not Prepared
to Move on Puebla.
-o~~~~~<-~No~~1~~~-~~~>
Extensive Fortific alton Of the Heights
Of the City.
CONTINUED SUCCESSES OF THE MBXICANS.
Severe 8kirmishes and Defeat Of
the French.
--~~~
Enthusiasm OF the Puebla Gar
risOn.
EXTENSIVE CAPTURE OF FRENCH MULES
THE HEALTH OF COMONFORT,
de- &c. Ia
CONTINUED SUCCESSES OF THE MBXICANS,
Severe Skirmishes and Defeat Of
the French.
Enth usiasm Of the Puebla Gar
risOn.
EXTENSIVE CAPTURE OF FRENCH MULES
THE HEALTH OF COMONFORT,
Dc, DC. Ia

We in possession Of files Of papers from the city Of
Mexico the 18th Of January being week later than
our previous advices from the capital We also have
intelligence from other parts Of tho republic Of recent
date
TRANSLATED from the Hcraldo Of the city Of Mexico Of
January III Tor the Ngw YoRK HERALD
We yesterday received the following Geographic des.
patch
RrfEvED IN Mgrlco AT r. NJ.
To TUX MxIryR or WAR
II Is eleven O'Clock in tho morning and up 10 this
moment has been received of the movement a
the enemy FROM Quecholac and Tccamachalco The In.
vaders who were at Pero;e are moving towards Tepeya
hnaco. We expect further INTEL gence In a few hours
which will forward 10 you.
oRTEGA.
Our correspondent al Puebla sends Us the following,
dated the 9th Inst
The enemy continues In hs former positions. To-day
we learned that battalion Of French troops supported
by strong force o. cavalry advanced toward Acazngo
bat finding that that place was occupied by forces
they fell back upon their tines They viii doubtless
return make another reconnaissance when they have
finished repairing the churches.
In letter from Trustworthy person SEQ II stated
tha, Forey has applied 70 bis government for reinforce
mcnt o. twelve thousand men o. the Imperial Guard
The French IN the meantime also depend the ALI
y the yellow fever, which y making havoc among
them al Vera Cruz.
enemy were driven INTO this camp portion Of tneso
mules are h sent Mexico aud the retained here
for the Of tho army Tho men who captured them
Inc traitor Marquee had arrived at perote conducting
large Of provisions tor tho French Ne accom-.
panied by French soldiers. General Alreliano ri
sends this information W tho General Chief "
the army u the East.
The Bolc,n oGoidl Of Pusba publishes tho following -
Axozoc, Jan. ., 1868
REcuvrD IN PtEILA Al or O'CLOCK I
General Antonio CarbaIa Informs me under tb, date
ns iollows-f proceeded to-day h Acatxpgo ain forcs
~ horsemen, and cent party forward 70 seize aunn.
uy a Jour lard md salt, which concealed tore.
o ln lns observed ta. hrins sas going % 10 the
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Our Paris COrrespondene~.
PARE, Jan 30 1865.
The Aafafion Despoeh 20 N. kocs<r Wash60os Pub.
isaod IN the ko~,kur--7Ns Emperor suyJ.s~i 10 be
Pledged 10 RseosNiiIor n PnL--Hs Nay Ierhar, AID
the Retsls-Comm,ns u the Imperial Prers-rSoop1 for
Mcy,oo-Whghs Emperor Prdiioi me PSeedoo. u Eng.
taad-hn American f.pestor-Grand Secssstor Bat &c.
AZ length the oracle has spoken. 10 IL issue ~ We'd
nesdsy morning the xonaeu published tho despatch from
N. Drouyn do Ihuys TO NJ Mcrce which left here the
10th u January. In spite Of apparent fairness, and
It's admission u the contingency ~ restoration u tho
Union, II IL more than believed here that
tho Emperor is committed TO the South, and
that tho failure Of this attempt h falls ,cH
,s foll0o,d BY be Yeoegnt,on n ne rcorfedsracy."
alv ~ IN the interest ~ humanity and cotton II u
partially succeeds and accepts ~. propo
sition far the appointment u commissioner
csrred and these commissioners ai arrive at any
settlement, then hls Majesty Eupposed w consider
that he has exhausted hs Efforts and hts patience and
will st recognize tbs coufederacy and perhaps AID ber.
nneed be- Tho general irnprc-so here that The lea
patch mischief
II Is positively stated that despatch wa received
few days since from ~ MERCER IN which to French
Ambassador states his belief that government
j. now ready % receive such propagation has
been made, and the ofnelai journal, tho ag1t<iy ID
hopasa tho subct, IN s ~ the fngrning ioow
ing the publication u the despatch Il says
The despaich from the Hr.nch Minister ~ Forsgn Aaa.
rainF the attention u IN Wastn4aon gossrn ~ y o.
"ht1 L sos iaan eiy one and sa sras Nv ilsni
IT, graana WI ,f 9r-r a II Ky rs ~, sa
iroh see Yors ~hi.h rss nsss'3 He l'm p.se 49, ~
ine spulh Tic Conrrsss II wasbsgan . arlef $50 H.
spo.e IN Iavor ofa mfaaton and II - 81 is- @lte
y. a'' l ~ ., VI s i.,sl, as - !" -. y. b.
ssuD ssing - A. suntso. $50 ~ ,eans = csetrn
u0n = ~ U.s. the terms = - aniabe sffaeEranent
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A R.b.Ilious Clergyman In Troubie-A
sese.h Community snobbea.


Zone roou peope having plaoei the natloI asg c,ur
he saihsra tieihodsi church 70 B.fie sfsr, mex.
,s,sr, shs gsv. Johl u pAaL'sii. sia seeeasna,,
came " tie church It's morning an tore Is down, ~
yllrh 81 ~ srrtsled and u n5s n custody
mr. seovfipaa1 sofshpflnx !, the EsN Ass~mby
psors rsfs unwillngto msst uero today br,aess Cen
s,bes.k aleFci i tat al cig y BE- dhlsyse a. M
N-.-l-ra
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THE ALABAMAy ESCAPE FROM MARTINIQUE.


The Harbor Of Fort Royal Martinique Showing the Manner in
which the Privateer Alabama Escaped the Blockade
Of the United States Steamer San Jacinto
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CORRESPONDENTS.


ROANOKE ISLAND, Feb !, 1893
Information has just been communicated to Capt por
ter commanding at this post aud by him forwarded 70
Gen. Foster q plan by which the rebels on the main
shore are soon make raid upon the garrison on thu
island The rebels the channel supposed 10 nun
Der about eight hundred men and IL also reported thai
they have over hundred and twen 1--we small boats
secrced In the and bayous q Tyrrcl and Hyde
counties ready the enterprise The rebels DO
aware d here and unless help sent
Us In the way troops together with ggnboa, there
nothing 70 hinder them from making Us 40 easy prey.
They DO not intend to hold the island only destroy
tho government property stored here and rake down
the contrabands accumulated of which there about
four hundred and sgedadde. 50 well authenticated
II tho report that Capt Porter las placed bis entire
mand on guard, ana a small steamer s kept constantly
cruising between the Island and tho main shore. You
necd not DO surprised hear The contemplated rad
~ any moment.
ORR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.
FORTRESS MosEox Feb II, 1893
TIE Nccs from Roanoke han T. Dancer II tie CARTON
Parties arriving ts's from Roanoke Islnd as late a.
February state that there strong evidence Of an at
tempt Of The rebels 20 attack suddenly capture tho
garrison on TIA, '8land The rebel PREPARATIONS are IL
usye and large feet Of small boats are sald 10 be in
roadess 70 make he attack The garrison IN the slaud
have boen lnd 80 engaged In naksg great prepara
,ons Tor no defence d the post heh they attend 70
hold 70 ihe last
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IMPORTANT FROM ROANOKE ISLAND.

Contemplated Rebel Raid on the Union
Garrison-How IL Is To he Accomplish
ed-The Force or the Rebels-More Troops
Wanted 20 Guard the Post--Object OF
the Proposed Movcment-Activity OF
Capt. Porter, DC.
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MAmLNnrns. Feh. IL. Isna.

WAABNHrDN, Feb. u, I5h3
From Information received from the Army Of tho Poto
mac, appears the rebels throwing up breasiworks
and ride pits north Of Fredericksburg II must not BE- m
fcrred IRON the absence u interesting from tho
Rappahannock tha, the army In a condition q iiencs
Tho abolition Or tho grand divisions has thrown many
welghiy upon tho Commanding General and his
staff and the departments soduousy engaged
without regard 10 hours matters pertaining the dis
ciplne and consolidation Of the army
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/, Movements OF the Alabama.
PHILADELPHIA, Fob. 15, 1868.
sig Trenton. when coming out Of st. Johns, N. r.
ed by the captain Of Hamburg bark, who re-
poke the privateer Alabama the same day, 2sth
rsy miles northeast Of st. Johns. The San Jacinto
Donce, Porto Rico, on the 10th ult.
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Tho author of the volume before us endeavors de-
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II moves in a manner as beautiful it is convincing,
the doctr ne of the recognition of friends heaven 1t
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This work gives positive and social views OF heaven as
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Proclamation by the Sheriff:
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, }
10Y, DoNIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS,

CctoOer IL. lcOJ.
WHEREAS, A Proclamation has been is
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