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Commercial Intelligence.


fgrom the Manchester Guardian (cty article, April 25
Tho announcement lhat the conduct Of Mr. Adams the
United States Minister in iond s to bc made the sub
iecl OF representations TO tho Washington Cabinet
creased tho feeling OF doubt with winch prcl,n politics
are just generally regarded and caused the funds
this OATH morning 10 open with little augmentation OF
and market has remained inactive during the
greater part OF tho day The first and last quotation OF
cousols 92sS e2s, but for short interval there
About eos 900 IN gold taken TO tho bank today,
and 900 sovcrcigns were withdrawn for Egypt aud
Portugal
There was average demand for discount at the bank
to-day
10 day. and has passed OF extremely we'll. The spcou
ntors had ovcrspd themselves aud many repufcbases
we're therefore nccesst,ied, which have caused Inn
provenent to x ~ premium.
Foreign securities generally have been without altera
tIon.
small but tho tone OF prices has improved
FrSps --Consols msnoy, e21 02X; consois, account
e2x s2zs consois, new three ok ei'6; bark a. ck
2Sa 2so indian ioan iooA iosj.; Eseheauer bills,
The weekly Of the bank show an increase the
snccic OF Its7pl4.
Jsrlne Bros 70. quote bar sivor 5s Id dollars, 6
2.d eagles 76s. 2hd Their circuar also reports that
American stocks dull. some United States lives
changed hands AT 6oe. ae0tsc.
illinois ccutr res, goa 70, account.
w Electric Telegraph
Consols clcsei after oitciai hours, at e2kr g2H,
aai Mexican and Turkish Qss3), X a premium,
psss,vc 40 sp Greek 2syf TO 2eJs. Railways DAT;
st.,s rssslvs, ~ ,sc,s ,arllke feeling.
LONDON, Aprii 25-Evening
Cousols &c, closing st 92A 92ys
ruE PARIS BoURss.
PARIS, ApriI 2sA32sP NJ.
Tho Dourse has cen dull
ihe rcnes closed COZ $50. &C. lower lhsn yestcr.
day. - - -
CuLAR.
Ilvkaroot. April "a, 1893.
Yesterday the Bank Of England reduced their rate Of
a,aoount 10 az rer cent
CoIrox --rhs market animated al the commence
sns az The week. and prices generally dearcr but
ss Tuoaday the demand has fallen Oh and prices have
become unssitsd, closing rather lover tnan on Friday
iast ..,..,,- 49, ~. A.
voStc n I'd ur,snds, "a
S !" SsscSss,ss auo Sss'nss has BECOME dun slnos
Tuesday.
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'mmanae;s rs stated ''snaw ds osiiion 20 renew
the conict ard certainly the res 40 OF ihs 81 arems
Is not encouraging but IL ia by means cert Ia 'ne
ic lerais WI hot ty a., no. II hari son was de I'm 70
the than Russ atrocty which has rslnc d ne
pessa town OF Jacksonville 10 heap OF ashe, me
civilized world VIII b. dispnsed 10 c0ngr tus,e the
southern capital on the present safety us &c en
have ed for ~ 1hrcsiccd IL 10 SAID ilNe
long, ard repeatedly condemned g. cxerm,nai,on
may have tie protection. Tho create e!orts OF
the North have been directed against k,chmoud ara
Charleston rnc nrsi has twi been def nded A. ainst
Inv ding armies, and hiriest0n has repeied ine
att OK OF formidihe naval expedition. AS IN
tho OF Riehmond the atiem may probably
he rpei cd unless the federal officers have found
tue deicuces strong MS to mako snccess imp's,
sible As long the suven hortDrs'-can 10 kept san
ruet within the bar - but outside the harbor the whole
purpose OF execution Is defeated. Fort .raiey for
Charleston so the CITY cannot be shoea bonbarded
tai the pedoes tLo forts aid the limo OF southern
iron lads have heen "a sed The Point oi the
Is four Iaes behind Fort Sumter. and the ledcia!
feet least three miles to seaNard Of e forts. lhefc
are seven eight oi miles therefore. between b ri
ton aud tho deslruct n wbch the n rth has v.wed
agai ST II. t is well foi Humanity that there natural
and mat bstacles check the ful sweep the pas
siops Which been reused by this miserable civil
war for The raj restraints OF civilization seem utterly
disregarded In its prosecutor.
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EapoIeOn's Occlara tion on tho Subject.
despatch from Paris OF tho 25th OF April says:--M
Bault has been speaking tho Polish question Hc said
that the government could give no explanation which
might inure negotiations. Tho govc OF FRANCE
was animated by amost cordial fcele for the suffering
Poes and convinced that tho foish question sas
European one, and that tho sympattios Of all Europe
must CONCUR Ia settling II.
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~ ap a,a,o 90 ~, I'm ~ ca ooo noo h,cb vas
ssey oonsrac,oa o Is oscs s great Interest on shS cc
ond ,ba eooy,ne fao,a st,,od 'I1e Ion,coerae loan
REGARDED rs purely ananc al operon produces about
s, - 80, M o,.rcaa M ihe sinLine ,nd
a ~ 20 ac,i,cr a, c,,,o, ,ha rroha IN. nroa, NAV
arv r. m ono hundred 40 two hundred per cent Tho
UJon wn'Ia w. 'lo sdc,,n ~, ne ha,dc,s of
aa,s a, a@, So .nr,Snas sha xrc,,s, ro,,cd aitber
mn mmedia;ey or az any epoch q. tne cmo'cs soer
ho ra,inca,on Of pesco he goyernmen. rc,"irre only
sixty days warning from EnrSpe) is now worth al Havre
which 4 doliysrcd to tho holders % bonds By taking
possession OF the cotton at once and forcing the block
ade and by admitting that the csst OF assurance and
pan OF 100 psr cont would be realized no
cotton can also be taken II and placed
con ic Tho margin Of price is so lido that this specu
Iaton may be mado In fun security whatever be the
issue Of the war But isdiEc, 70 doubt Of tas sr,na
N ,ns.,,vs as senlyae Sse yc,gni,d Dv ne oouevemenk
Of Ero,x In this case tho advantages Of tho loan arc pal
cred the frst The Confederate government ssossng all
means OF cnvevanoe IN tho Interior IL viii mot be sub
cent or yr cent vSe Is probobo TINT o
oynortaon of other cotton not enjoying this privilege
viii bo heavily taxed by the eovernen 70 make up tho
Seactt hv thn war hose rorsoOs who haye
cSHd.rcs T.; ,nc Gn,e oc Tho Ccnfcdcrstc soverumcnt
viii. thereToro quietly retain tho bonds. esnysg tho
interest thereon and thoy viii have tho privilege Of
reimbursement IN I"l.on inc advnnascs o. w"mS Snr
at this m"aeut little c,tton IS being planted,
aud tho stock is declining overy day by con.
sumption and the e!cca OF the war has oeen ooec.ea
p tho ncnse snccss p tho oan which has
been sbscrincd Two times over win have inecntestably
an influence on the prico o. cotton IN Ameos sno w!
s 70 ssn oS MOI 81 sxosd o.
better terms than the coon reserved 70 the beds u
loan aud eyery ono Will 600 tho there
Ia In procuring cotton which produces md Uot
subjected 70 or risk instead q cotton eurdened
with the cost o convoy IRON tue antero 70 e port
With warehousing assurance end expofs auttes.
The Prtvateorg.
Tho london ShpFin1 cdssc has the following reports
The Punjaub, Miller just arrived IN the Thames, from
Calcutta reports -
At eleven NJ, OF March IA IN latitude 20 n l0ugi
tude 81 30 w. wiic under ful! SAIL sac ship lying
right her track. She hailed her And pnescd right
songsdo when thcy lost sight OF hcr AZ daylight they
saw ship bearing down upon them. whac hx che aid of
glass. they discovered 70 be astcaer uudoy sail only:
They at once concluded this be the vessel thoy had
passed. She however, soon overlook the Puntnub, and
fred ehot 10 bring her to She proved~.to be
tho Confederate steamer Alabama. Captain Sommc'
gave directions Captain Miller 70 60 boArd whca
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BRITISH WAR PREPARATIONS.
the Pacific Is 70 be strength

The British squadron in the Pacific is 70 be strength
ened.
cads should be stationed at British Columbia The
journal argues that nothing would DO unfavorabe 70
the maintenance u peace between England aud America
MS the capture of Charleston
The London Saiprno Gazette points to bona Gde adver
tsement French vessel to load for tho West Indies
proof that tbs British ag no longer affords ac,,s
toned security commerce, and says that French sps
are selected because II Is understood that the French
viii no: tolerate the ntertc OF federal
cruisers.
Tho Gazette sayswe invite attention TO the following
advertisement, which appears In our columns and for
tho bona de character Of which We are in condition 10
vouch.-
Wanted, Fronch vessel, to load for a good English
island IN the West Indies. Apply TO latham Co.. ship.
brokers, % Pudding lane, Il. G.
BRITISH ARMS TO CANADA
The following return issued April 25 showing
the number OF arms Sc sent 70 British North America
(inciudng Canada, Han AK, and New Brunswick) from
december 1861 and ordered IN consequence OF the alnr
of tho Trent-Rides pattern 1859 ~ $40 smoothbore
arms, 800 aocoutrenents, as 500 ammunition 2T0
800; great coats, 10000 blankets, 26'slo
The yavics OF France and England.
WHY COMPARISON BETWEEN THEM WAS DEFERRED
lparis (April 2i) corfespo.dcnce of London Times.
y ave hundred pages the various articles he has conr
buted TO tho here as Desr Mogdes the frcnch and
FnRlish nayes. II bears for title "Lss MGr,ng a. IA
Frsnce Il de pAclc,re, lsib-'6j," and purports 10 DO
na exact OF the numerous and important changes
that have succcs0vcy tskon pacc from 1915 10
1st, date, all that regards soldty sailing qualities
and capaUlity for attack aud defence.
He observes that his present work, begun 10 tho
nrtump o 1851, was Concluded or nearly 30, at the
moment tho affair OF tho Trent occurred. The ouburst
O. sympathy which haAed the Illegal aud eudacious act
of Commodore Wilkes on the oher side o. the AtIau,l.
the thanks voted 20 him. In the ct the ion by
tho House OF Representatives, at Washington the ovl.
tons ho with at Boston, New York and other towns
of the Union the nsmnaiory language of the American
press-a commanded The greatest clrcumspcctton; for
IN the public mind In the United states was greatly
" -t1.t.. H. sI...l -
l,self decided and resolute. To demand no reparn.
ton for tho oalrsgo offered 70 tho British dag would
have been q weakness 70 when England could nevc
or from prudence, allowed many things 10 pass;
but not insist upon c surrender OF Messrs Sde aud
Macon beors ustening 10 any sxplana Ions would have
lceu o. sGaccf1 ~ she had allowed brigade o Ren.
dasmery land her coast and march Into london with
arms IN their hands fos the purpose az seizng the po
cal refugees who md asylum tbsre. Such coudssccu
sor v6d hnva degraded the nag which protects iiish
interests 10 every part Of ths eioos In tbs ecng III
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
>o.-~c>-o~~o~~--~-~~~>~~
Important from Central and
South America.
~~I>oo~~~~~o~~~~~~o~~~~
The War Between Salvador
and Guatemala.
-~o->s~~~~~~>~c>~o~~~-
ANOTHER IMPENDING INVASION or SALVADOR.
s>~.>~~>~~.,~,~~-~c.~~~r~-~~
A Bloody Battle Expected at
ChOluteca. e
THE INVASION OF HONDURAS.
- KS Nsa ~-''~>~N~
More South American War Com
plications,
&c., Ae.,. &C.

The United States mail steamer Northorn Light Com
aader Tnkscpauh arrived t her moorings In this har
Dor yesterday forenoon bringing interesting news from
tho Central and sosth American tepubcs: Tho following
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Latest aud Important.

Our correspondent in london sends the following
important despatch, dated in London on the Goth OF
Apri:-- have positive reiiaDie information that he
entire sa,oi steam rsTue Of hrce hundred rssscs Is
ordered raiy for immedateig voo Of Me critical
of 4 HH
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PANAMA, April 2T, 1868.
Neos from Me Sosaa Pacifc-Cyoims ofa British Subject
on The chiIian Government Great Indignation in Vat
paraso-7Ae Eeso Guano Discowrie;--hrisol Of q
Spanish Froae, DC.
The Pacific steam Navigation Company's steamer ar
rived hero on the 2ls instant from the South Pacific
ports. Tne following Is summary OF the news
CHILL.
The proceedings Of the British representative in making
demand Of the chilian government FOR tho claim Of
Mr. Johu Whitehead, who hst his arm In the late revo
luton has caused great Indignation Valparaiso and
Santiago
Mr. whitehead claims $4,000, and the British govern
ucnt have instructed their minister 10 mako immc
date demand for the amount.
A public mcoting was held 10 Valparaiso BY the kng-
lish residents, who drew up and signed me-
mortal to hcr Britannia Majcatys Charge d'Aaairs
at Santiago, requesting him 10 suspend any fur
ther proceedings until w Investigations could be
made for the r ,rmacn Of the British gov
ernren II Is stated that Mr. Whit head exposed him
most imprudcnt manner by his intercrercc with
sentry 10 the streets dvrrg the revolution; that
the sentry shot him the arm and that ampuiaiou be-
necessary This said 10 ne the true account ana
The Cnrisn sovernineut claims The guano recently DIS
covered tho Moo0 Ia accordance with the law OF
issa which declares all such discoveries 20 be public
property but has not as yet issued cuscs 70 Load YES
ses Formerly when applied for according Y Custom
House regulations, and This his sa,isacd the tablic
a
sau Aartiu-was to be inadgurated on the 6th INST
Ths spanish frgite OF war Coradonga anchored ~ vat
psraso the 18th The other vessels o 'he squadron
Thero "a no other news OF any hnEorlaucc.
IL becomes my duty to ann0unce Tue sac ineieence OF
the death OF General san Roman, The President % Peru
who died the Sd INST, aites sno.t me sss
Of Pre- deut Rotsn rs consiacTcd great uaiionh
caamy and Il s feared that ina, prospe.eas country
will again cnnseluenccot ns oes'h, DC 'hrV"n into
eorfusicn n and probably revolnton.
T,a eanerSl ceremonies performed the eth, aad
- 90 ,n nost Imposing Witnessed In that country
cn be sape day the Vice resient General Dez Csnsccg
,,,vsd and assumed the duee of President On the fc
,,ng dsv all of the Old Cabinet officers their
res.rnsfons aud the President then proceeded organ
,se new Cabsnct having selected the following astin-
sushed persons 70 preside tho different DEPART
ments - W.
Senor Manuel freyre, Minister OF tho Interior.
senior Ignacio Ncvos, Treasury Department.
sxner Munox, Public Instruction and Justice.
General Manuel d n Guarda, War and Navy.
Geseral Canssco 10 . ssf made man, cpd has siaoe
esa ~ rex d ccnnon soldss n W rosuvian srma
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standing then arrived at these orders ds-s
earded they presume that 1t not with the know
ledge OF The American government for their mtesprc,a
ton cf tho law was The same as thal oi her hyesys
government.
tion would be very satisfactory II u was carried "at IN
Practice What was the use Q. ar sewata wa makns pro
Admiral Wilkes, officer notorious for his hatrod OF
England. 10 most delicate posr lie admired the gallant
speech Of Mr. Roebsck, nn was worthy Oh an English
Mr BEnxAI ouoask sarc,stcally commented the
speeches OF the two warlikc lawyers Mr. Mains and Mr.
Roebuck lie strongly deprecated the discussion. n
they went reviewing America IN institutions and IN
flaming ican mind by speaking ON matters on
which they were not properly informed, no gF.
erninent whatever could avoid war. lie Was
not degenerate Engiishman nor man OF the
would prese the dignity and The RESI- Get due 10
that position by dsciau,ing the sentiments OF the two
20 ON with proper business Of tho evening with
concoce In the lord at the head the government
Minister and 90. Persist in discussdns hich
must led DO mischcyogs results
Mr. peacock's amendment thea whirawn.
rRssH DEBATES or Tne sAMe sunEcTs.
In the iIo $50 o Lords the 2Ith ut, lord EElS
re'crrcd to Nc sewads mstrucon, 3 tho naval oil
OF The United states cruisors, directing that the mails
should not be o. encd when seized On board any hrs I.
should DC either given Hp 10 the ,ousu o tho nation 10
which the vessel bel rgei or sut 10 the United states
govermont but that any correspondence found ia them
would be rclerrcd to prize court, 10 bo used Ia
deciding the condemnation u vessel ibis seemed
70 him to indicate that ths United states g'ycrnm.n Mt
either csimed the right II oCcung usirg the mails
exected that the English C0nsll should DO 20, aud hand
over 70 teen any c,o7pondcnce which they suspccioi
He wished know u ~ Has With these Instructions The
noble Earl had esp esscd hnfci satisfied Earl Russell
who was all BIT inaudble undCrst % 80 many that
this order IA ID been ulOd "A bal the practice WAS
In great degree sanciicnod by the decision OF Lord
3towo
monsttos than this claim the part o tho American
government. What was still more astonishing that
Der NAesty- government should H. any way acl4iesce
.. =, c,,...,...,. noooa ,0o sove,or,.o,
would take the matter 10 their serious consider alton
Lord CHktNsfoRD asked &c there any truth Ia the
report that -four British vessels had been soilod "a
stated in the evening papers
Arl Ru EiL said that government had received inIor
mton that had been seized va the act of breaking
the blockade lie WISHED 10 explain that Ia answer "a
lord Lyons Mr. seward hat wittou letter 10 Mr. Wolles
modifying the nstructi issued by The latter 10 thc
cers of The federal navy, IL to this letter he
referred. tie would, however consult the law oincers
tho crown.
Tho Earl Of HARpwicKr said that the vacilston shown
by the gvernment would as matter Of course, be a.
sibutsd TO fear lie hoped that tho secretary Of STATE
would rise In his place and that the preteusons tbs
federni government werc uusus,iaable.
Lord TAgEron could not asrss IN sny csasurs on th
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government, which. long IL parsHed the sno as .
led prudent would, whatcvef "as '"o 'oe''
be pported by all classes. -, -.
Ta eplr " the Earl Of MaImsbiry, ar kussslA saia
chat he would 20 lay on TIE table tns "r"n
the lag o..c RS o. the own On N Aoay.
In the l,oase { Comm as. on IN <4th uN i-ofu A.
Car, lE asked whether mertb mt ships in the z eec =
- III vo,ase between Leptra orls would be les ny
,s1aed IN de ending themselves by Tue ol arms no
. nl1',e b, me cruisers OF tue fedeI i sAtos.
lie SOLICITOR said that merchant shi nder
ina c, tances ioned would talny not be kti
1c IA dernding thcms, Ives II, capture by the use o
AIMS Il any och attempt made ON tho pat al
meichaGt snils wod expose them Only 20 capture
/ { 20 a just opndemnation.
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LOOKING Up.-Second mortgage bonds Of
the Central Ohio Railroad Company on
Saturday last sold for 1881 cents on the
dollar, in the Baltimore stock MARKET
This is an indication Of the growing conf
dence in this road among stock brokers and
tinanclers, and is encouraging to those in,
terested in it, either as stockholders or Gre
dtors. The excellent management of the
road, which is not only attracting TO it a
very large business, but conducting its af-
fairs closely and iudiciously, is securing the
attention of capitalists, who foresee that it
is destined to work through all the early
embarrassments which the building of the
road had left upon it, and to bring up its
creditsand eventually even its stock to be
worth something handsOme,-Zanesct1e
Times.
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Glorious NeWs-.6OO Men to be
Drafted i'm Monroe COunty!i

We. now that the election is over, have
the cheering news that Monroe County will
be drafted to the tune of 600, provided the
quota is not filled up by the volunteering
Will not those able-bodied men, who "went
in" so Justify "for the prosecution Of the wal
until slavery is wiped out" shoulder their
muskets?
Oh!ye Loyal Leaguers, who told the
people to vote for Brough to put down this
rebellion, where are you now? If you are
sincere, and really want the rebellion put
down, now Is the time to come up to the
scratch.
You do not expect "Cepperheads" to vol
unteer. You know that you contain al
the patriotism, all the bravery and all the
love of country; and we do most earnestly
beseech you to volunteer
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The First Ward Election
Frauds.

An adjourned meeting of the Democratic
voters of the First Ward was held at Cen-
trail Hall on Saturday evening, the Presl
dent in the chair. During the evening
seven additional persons came forward ana
took solemn oath that they had voted Tor
George W. Woodward for Governor on the
second Tuesday IF Oc.ober last. This mum,
Der, added to the list previously reported
in our columns, makes one hundred ano
fifty-seven-or si1ty-mine more men pht
swear they voted for Woodgard in the Thsro
Ward than the election officers return for tina
gentleman. The President pledged himsel
that the list would be swelled to leas
one hundred and sixty. .,., ..
Mr.. Duffy moved the appointment OF
committee whose duty it shall be TO inves
tigate the election returns from every ware
borough and township in the county. L
was the bounden duty of every man VIII
valued the purity of the ballot box, to re
port every case of fraud that fell under hi
observation.
A resolution was passed returning thank
to Aldermen Mcbride and Kelly for tn
labors they had performed, after which tn
meeting adiourned.-Pihsburgh Post.
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The Seventh Maryland Regi-
Nl2Df.

This regiment, commanded by Col Web
ster, of Hartford county, was reported tc
have been captured at Thoroughlare Gap
Bull Run mountains. There has been, as
get no official confirmation or denial OF the
report, but from private letters received ir
this city yesterday from the army of the
Potomac some statements in regard to the
affair have been received. 1t appears that
| on last Monday evening, as the Seventh
Regiment (who were on outpost duty
were cooking their supper, body of Fed
raj cavalry came rushing into their camp
followed by superior number Of Conteder
ateS. In short time the Seventh were
surrounded, but Col Webster maintaine d
ais ground, his men fighting, it is stated, in
a most gallant manner. He was finally re-
lieved by the arrival of other Federal regi
ments, and was enabled to cut his way
out, losing bat two men killed, five wound.
ed, and small number missing.
The names of those to whom the casual
ties occurred are not given, but it is stated
that no prominent officer was injured 1t
was thought that Col Webster would make
an official statement of the affair in few
days. OF one thing the writers were posi-
tive, viz: that the regiment was not captur.
d, aud the loss, under the circumstances,
comparatively small 1t was announced
hat Gen. Meade had expressed much salts.
faction at the conduct of the Seventh Re.
giment.-Balt. Sun.
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Mi litary Map Of Western Vlr'
ginia.

Lieutenant JOHN R. MIEGs, of the corps
Of Engineers, now acting as Chief Engineer
in the Department of Western Virginia. is
DESTROYS of making, by compilation and sur
vey, map of that military department.
Knowing that the lamented and gallan'
Colonel ELLETr, if alive, would gladly CIV
all the help in his power 70 such an under
taking. Lieutenant MIEGs is DESTROYS to
request the Colonels relatives and friends
to look among his drawings and papers &c
see if anything is preserved which can as
sist the work. As the Lieutenant does no
know how to address such request, ano
We cannot inform him, we have take
this method as the most likely TO aid hi
investigations. If any one can fulfil Lieut.
Miegss request, he may be addressed a
Clarksburg. Va. He is likewise anxious t.
obtain copy of Colonel ELLETr's pamph
let in regard to keeping the flow in tn
Ohio river during the dry season, VIII
our contemporaries aid him BY giving prope
publicity TO this notice?
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Why he was Read Out Of his
Party.

THuRLow WEED said, more than six
months ago:
II was read out of the Republican party,
and driven out of the Evening Journal, for
urging that this war should be prosecuted
to overcome wicked rebellion, TO Re,
ESTABLISH THE AUTHORITY OFTHE
GOVERNMENT, AND TO RESTORE
THE UNION. This alone was the ground
of "irreconcilable difference with my party.
That was the length and breadth of my
offending"
In six months the Aboltionists have be-
come more and more proscriptive, and
blacker and blacker in their revolutionary
changes. Who will be left in such party
that has single aspiration in favor OF re-
establishing the authority of the govern
ment or restoring the Union? Not one.