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The New York herald., 1863-07-08
THE POLISH QUESTION.

n European War CAnvassed-Engiish
Optnion OF the Power OF the Poies-
Russian Assertion or Engiand's vul-
nsrahtiity az sca-Defeat OF the Rus-
slams by ths Poles, Sc.
The papers ned ith specuations upon the prota
btics nov growing oa u Polish Affairs. II Ia believed
thai the notes Of the three Powers presented
Prince Gortschakon on the oath H June Tho Russian
was anxiously awaited
e. Paris correspondent q the London r.>s advances
ns for regarding tho French ministerial arrange
meos - Indicative of pacific policy. Thus the mem.
Der Of the Cabinet who the p<rsni aacvsary 10
wariike expeditions, whether Against MEXICO or Russia
and this financial sroands especially ~ Foud hui
NJ You'd retains the Office and Paris In pos believed
hs would do but with pcace policy. The general wh
10 that war with Russia shall be avoided though man
think Il irsriiaJ The French governmcu, IT, u appears
increasing the artillery by about swo hundred guns and
.hs order from the war once very sudden
The Iosdou Tos says,ye are far from wishing 10 pre-.
ics European war; but We imagine a .omtlnation
which would render such war rather a name than a
reality There 10 no reason Why should In any
thing very mu more serious than the breaking Of n
diplomatic relations. If Austria allowed ree transport
a aud munitions q war aoruss her Gaicsn iron
ticr, and placed corps darn slxty thousand
Gacia Itself, and " the RuaaiAn ect b0cgsded 10
Baltic 80 A. 70 keep open the q Sragota
POLES could DO the cor themselves. rnere no
reason why any European Power should send solder
abroad. II would, In other words merely ameart 70
making rms and seeing fair play. II : IL.
.ble that sweden might Undertake oferaNor@
Cor her own behalf; but there could 10 ~
moral obixatlou either upun France y Engsrd = Al
more ,1an make naval dsmoIstraton Il wlsh 10 Go
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N.,x. s,.. O.. Fr.ues..o.

INTERESTING FROM ohihA AND SArAN.
SAs fRAsczsso, July 0, 1893.
Arrived ships Favorts from Nov York. Golden state.
from Now York. Tho Chinese overland Trade Report ha.
been received up TO May IS II Jays that General Cor
don commanding throe thousani Chinese soldiers, d-
cplined by the ato General ward captured Taelen
from the rebels after desperate resistance The rsbes
were led by English, French and other officers They
fought skifuly with muskets. but failed for of
tllery There 10 GEAR that to- tirne far
distant when tho rebels will become eood and we'll
soldiers They are trying 70 buy artillery, and employ
educated Europeans % teach tue of heavy guns.
japanese dates TO May IL say the British Minister
pains Of the large sae q BY ths Americans b. tho
Japanese
blockaded
Foo-Choo Is bong bcsisged.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
A EUROPEAN WAR IN PROSPECT
The King Of Dahomey and His Argu-
ment for Slavery.
He s U EZ O A N A I.
MORMONISM I'm VALE:
10. TO-, H.

The steamship Asia, Captain Shannon, which left Liver
pool June 27 at three O'Clock NJ via Queenstown June
2s. arrived at Halifax for Boston, eight O'Clock
yesterday morning, July She brings fifteen passengers
for Halifax ana afty-four for Boston.
The steamship New York. Captain Kennedy, which left
southampton June 20, arrived at New York yesterday
afternoon.
The New York brings European nes TO her day Of
departure but the papers had been fully anticipated by
the advices OF the City Of Washington.
The news by the Asia is two days later.
Tho English Parliamentary proceedings the 25th were
nnmportant Tho vote for Notifications postponed
owing the absence Of Lord Psmerston from an attack
Of gout
grand conservative banquet held in London on
che 26th. No allusion made to foreign politics.
II Is reported that France has made fresh Eemon.
Btrances at Rome, to obtain the withdrawal OF the
King Of Naples from that city.
The King of Portugal visit to Turin
Advioes from st. Petersburg mention the arrival in that
capital the 18th or June OF Mgr Fcnski, from War
saw accompanied by Colonel sersjputowsk of tho end
armery.
Sir Joshua Jea Inspector General Of Convics in Eng
land, is dead
Tho India and China mails have reached England and
have been forwarded by the Asia. that tho
Tinncvay cotton crop seriously injured by the April
rains.
The Asia passed the ships Energy. Alexander Marshall
Brooklyn Francis b. Cutting, Victory, Monarch of tho
6oas, Malta, Hemisphere, T. c. scranton and steamship
Persia. no date.
Tho Hammona arrived at Southampton on the morning
OF the 25th OF June.
Tho Persia arrived Queenstown early on the morning
of the 27th Of June.
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

Rarl Russell Denies fhc French Media.
sioa Rcport-Mr. Roebuck's Recog-
milton MotiOn-GOvernmene Action
Against Rebel Contrabn nds-An Eng
lish Gail for Intervention-Lee's Inva.
sion Condemned in England, sc.
In the House OF Lords the Goth ultime Earl Russell
d<niod ne statement lat Naro,on he'd yeneced hS
esra for JOINT mediation beeen tie fef>rah and CoEfed
rates
In tho House OF Commons Mr.. Roebuck that he
should bring n motion for the recognition OF the Con
rederatc states the 30th Of June.
Tho Vienna Journal mentions report that Lore Pal.
ncrston viii endeavor TO induce the belgerents
rica TO submit their differences TO the King Of the Bel
gians.
Tho Custom House authorities at Liverpool had nothed
the Of the steamer Gibraltar (iac ster) that
unless ,he two guns OF large cabre board landed
the ship would be detained, suspicion that they
for Confederate ports
The I0ndon Club clniroverts the notion that England
Is bound maintain indefinitely the policy Of immobity
tho American question, and says neutrality not the
whols duty Of nations. II fully endorses Napoleon =
views on the American question. Believing there
chance whsever OF restoring the Union, says England
q not bound bear the distractions and
shipping-vexatous hong Il appears she would
dure greater evils by taking action TO end them-bdt she
noe bound to endure them any longer. There Is
principle which should prescribe her for indefinite
period q national silence and immobty, by speaking
and moving sne exert picifyng influence on tho
cobaants who have lost their Independence and power
OF self.controi
despatch from London Of the 2slh Of June-the very
iatest-says; he Persas advices excited attention
day The impression prevails thar lee has mad
take invading TIE North, that IL win give President Lin
coin great raising and means, VIII again
sxcitc warke feeling throughout the North and tend
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MoskY AARSEr-JuNE 81, A. NJ.
ds Lne FUNDS have rallied X per cent, and closed with
ushct hpros In tone, owing 70 the belief that no
war " III arise with Russia and the expectation ~ large
specie arrivals. The discount market UNCHANGED.
afse business done foreign stocks nj conside
steader.
Console closed yesterday at OK a a2 for money.
The weekly bank return has shown Increase bull
non IN Inc bank Of Gl76ooo
AMERICAN STOCKS
Tho market Is inactive Illinois tentral 20 q Is dis
count. Erie Railroad 20 a6l.
LONDON (evoniug). June II.
ihe latest saleS werelinois Central 90 Is discount
Erie Railroad 90 a61.
LosDos. June IS, 1863.
Confederate loan 21l a1x discount.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKEr-JuNE 27, A. NJ.
The breadstuds market is generally dull. Richardson,
spence Co. and others report-Four duh and castor
Quoted Al 2is a 2is. ed. Wheat has a downward ten.
aehcy and Is nominal red Western S. 3D. 9s I'D rcd
southern W Sd. os. 3D.. white Western o.. Cd los
white southern los los. Cd. Corn steady mixed 2Ts =
rs 3D., white 3os a 30s. I'D.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET--JrNP 81 A. NJ
me market N generally dull. Various circulars 70
port.beel irmer, and finer qualities have slightly I'M
proved. Pork inactive, Bacon steady for choice de.
scrptions Lard dull and easier iaow steady Buttcr
quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-JUSE IT.
The Brokers Circular rcpors.-Sugar steady. Coffee
STEADY Ashes quiet. Lnsecp oil firm ut 13s 3D. spirits
tarpenne nrm at io2s o. sperm oil dull at sss Cod ol
sies small, at a9s Cd Petroleum is quoted by Boild&
English quiet IL I'D 2s per gallon for refined
and los. bd. per bbl. FOR crude.
LONDON MARKETS.
Earring Brothers. report breadstuifs dull Coffee frm,
Iron quiet nseed easier Spirits turpentne quiet al
IOos letroeun steady rehncd IL. l0d crude 16s Cd.
lnseed oil dull at 4as. AS Cd Rice very dull Sugar
quiet. Tea inactive. Tallow nrmer. Sperm OIL nominal
al SIS. a sIs
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL (Sagrday eycning), June 81, 1868.
Tbs sales Of cotton D 900 bales including 900 to
spectators and exporters The market Is Arm at
Changed quotations.
The breadstuls nat and quotations barely
maintained.
The prov isicn tnI".st IL quiet and steady Beef s
more buoyant.
The produce ma act steady
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nsppened 70 drop In ct the service he might drive
a~ay .nose WHO would become converts. Being asked
whether they Expected 10 DO married in Utah they said
isS WIN aacrty. In reply tc further question. Que
ICED that he should not like g. bs apporoned
ntweiih IT ~ husbands love ard attention; ~ hopc
Keep my husband 10 myself bore 10 keep your
wig, suppose" 'Yes," but your religion allows man
70 nave seyes wives." "That only what said q
Don You believe IL Only Of the elders have more
wives Than ono" This girl further said that her age was
twenty that she had been brought up to Mormonisin
rom ehid and that she would not change her religion
Tor All the world. Her father Mormon, she said,
ana sometimes preached She good looking and 80
sincere hat the tears started 10 her when she spoke
hcr religion She was exactly the Kind Of person the
Mnrinpns seek to cntrap. They Invariably work their
MIMI ltatons upon tho best looking young women they
0lu lind
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shipping Intelligence.

Arrived fr0m New YORK; April q, FAIRY, Woosung Msy Z
salem Maulmap ion, Iorato; 18th fahkie, singa pore
June ~ Industre Brahton 2fh. Ere pdschaf Water
iord stephen Crowei and Elwood Walter Londonderry;
Laura brcfnen 2Gth. Guy Msnnerng Cutvator. 2ln,
Aurora Dreadnought and B. Cutting al Liverpool Maid
OF Orleans, In the Clyde.
Arrived from Phiacelphla 27 Tonnwanda and Fanny
McHeDry, at Liverpool: Vco IN the Ciyde.
Arrived from Baltimore 18th Copernicus Liverpool
Sailed for New York May H. Wandrohn, from Penang,
Janset leo jecshoy singaporc 9th Juzecr and
l9th Buom Souaii from duo.
sailed for San Francisco May Buena VISTA from Hong
Kong.
Snip James Marshal Hong Kong for BANGKOK put back
The chns.e mutined and tried take possession
Failing they ssed the boat and departed The espan
severely injured.
ship Good Return. from Calcutta for Boston, put back
leaky having been ashore.
Ship Lepanio. from Calcutta for London, ashore
HoA.hley. hut got off ana proc~eded.
ship East Indian received damage Mt Calcutta by going
ashore.
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NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY, JULY g. lses-TRPLE SHEET

sire to see any such arise that suds TO
these contingencies, but 1t we'll that the bugoear OF
european war; such as might possibly arise out Of the
present compcatons should be reduced 10 its proper
proportions
The London Nelos the position Of England ono OF
some difficulty, and perhaps danger. We have no
hrmy held principles Of foreign policy Should he Gar
accept the six propositions our position would become
grave and serious should have committed ourselves
to scheme which the Poles In their situaton must not
SO much ignorea scheme the failure OF which
would give Car a right claim appreciation and
support having been ready to do ali Ut even We
ventured to ask.
The London Ioa announces the conditions under which
alone armsticc would be consented to by tho Polish
National C. mmittee.
First the armstce extend throughout the whole
OF Poland.
Second plenipotentiary on the part OF the national
government must be admitted.
Third, the National Diet, composed Of delegates from
tho provinces under the guarantee merely
of Europe, but also of the national army which occupies
all the provinces.
II these conditions complied with tho Poles will
hold out to tho last.
The London Post adds-such being the temper Of the
nation VIC can hardly expect Russia ACCEPT the propo
sails for armisce.
The Moscow Gazette contains specuiaioas a With
England and soes how vunera5le she Is, ovino
mcrce on the OCEAN
Much sympathy has been shown in the Austrian Coun.
Gil of the Empire for Poland
La France that three Powers have addressed
observations to ST. Petersburg against the acts OF tho
Russian agents in Poland.
The Poles had defeated ths Russians widawaw.
capturing six guns.
CRAcow, June "a, 1883.
Eight hundred aud sixty nine gentlemen are confined
prisoners id tho Fortress Of Dunaburg.
Six hundred persons, partly public functonaries and
partly private gentlemen shut up the barracks
Mobiew, whio ladies and aged have been brought
bound into the city.
n. krizywiek, the Polish Minister Of Public Worship,
has sent in his resignation.
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The SLAVE Trade.

In the House of Lords ON tho 22d OF June Lord
Brousham asked Earl Russell whether he had any obec-
ton 10 produce despatch from sgnor brantes
to our C1rge dAiares at Rio the subject OF tho
trades also whether the had not arrived this
country he had any ecton TO produce the despatch
Minister tho matter any communi
cation which might have taken place with respect tho
having put those questions took occasion 70 say that ne
much regretted the conduct pursued the
Brazilian government In respects than one eel
towards the captured slaves Tor whose liberation sgnor
Abrantes stated active measures To be taken He
must at the Same time observe that the conduct of Brazil
in relation to tho slave trade generally had
mable and presented very favorable that OF
spain In the year 1859 $1,000 slaves annually
ported into Brazil The Brazilian government however,
took steps TO mako the trade piracy a, least capital
offence. and the result that the number OF slaves
ported became reduced TO bali IN the next year
and TO little more than 10 900 in the year following, the
being 80 conete In the fourth rs 70 amount
to abolition am great hal been effected n any
Of our West india dependencies While. however. such
the conduct OF Brazil. the Spanish government had
fulfilled only part OF the treaty which 1t entered
In respect TO the slave trade They received 100000
stc:ing by of compensation Tor It's abo
lon, but instead OF aboshng gorrnoss out
Cuba Who recruited their fortunes by conHirna at
is continuance. One governor who happened not to
stand want OF money, had reduced the trade very
sidcraby but he was in the year succeeded by
other VINO, being needy man, took bribes from the
sv etraders and thus permitted the traic u
There had been instances OF OF 800 GlO0
beng made BY Spanish governors In that way aud
the trade a. present was 20 great shat alo were an
that the Brazilian and people had not
been slow To improve the social position persons OF
coor ~ WAS evidenced by the fact that the physician o.
the Emperor OF Brazi two three years ago,
o o color and that the various Offices in the state
were open the class which he belonged 10 show
tnat the same boraty did elsewhere might
mention that when some years ago international
grcss held attended by delegates from ss quarters
the two American delegates offended by the
PRODUCTION Of Dr. Deany ana some other gentlemen Of
congress that they resigned their positions
and ceased TO attend its meetings
Far RrELt said there objection prodlce the
papers referred TO by the noble lord
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Austria.

VIENNA, June -, 1858.
The draughts OF the addresses Of both houses OF tho
Reichsrath have been published
Both addresses advocate policy OF justice for Poland,
express the necessity for German federal reform and
warmly desire the success OF work OF establishing
constitution Austria.
Tho Upper House voted tho address according 10 the
draught Of the committee.
later despatch says Count Rechberg stated in the
lower House OF tho Austrian Rechsrath that the policy
OF the government peace all foreign questions
bined with the defence and integrity OF the empire.
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The Suex Canal.
ENGINEERING REPORT On THE GREAT wORE
IFrom fha Isurnal du Huyre krance JunA % |

ENGINEERING REPORT On THE GREAT WORK.
From the Journal du Havre France, June ~
The late Viceroy Of Egypt Moha,nmed said pacba dur
ng his stay In England requested Mr. Hawksbaw. Pres
dent OF the Society OF Civil Engineers London 10 visit
Egypt for the purpose o! examining the question OF the
Suez canal and make report to him s execution
after long and minute inquiry spot which he
has addressed 10 the Egyptian government The Suez
Canal Company could not but look with greatest
hdence for the result OF the appropriations Of Mr. Hawk
shaw Tor The choice Of the Viceroy had allen only
an engineer OF great experience but one who bad not
have not been disappointed, and the report question
again a'frms In tho most peremptory the posi-
biity OF cutting the Suez canal Mr. Hawkshaw refutes
the different oh ccions which have been against
the accomplishment OF the undertaking, and, IN sup
port of his opinion, frequently brings forward
considerations even more favorable than those
which have been invoked by the company
itself. With regard TO tho expense delay in the
cuton, the calculations Of the English engineer do not
materially diler from the provisions OF the company 10
maintain that the cutting OF the canal is impossible and
that IL cut Il would become stag
nant water or be icd up by movable - dcser.
Mr. Hawkshaw opposes the following remarks After
having thus aafed IN tn. different techuCa quos.
nical questions connected with construction
pair OF the canal am led the following concus ons:
First, Tor tho practical construction there works
TO be executed on the canii which oxtraor
binary difficulty, ana cannot admit the probability OF
any circumstance that gvo rise to obstacles which
sklu engineer may not snrmOunt secondly
the keeping OF tho canal In repair, also ol opinion
that difficulty will be with 10 prevent the ready
and real keeping OF the work in good repair when
shall have been completed aud without there being
necessity for any extraordinary ordisprop rtoBate
nual expense Assurediy Mr. John HawK shaw woIld
opinion that the company would constantly have ~
tend with the invasion u the sands OF the desert.
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The Fourth at Halifax,

HALIFAX, July 8, 1895
The Americans, with Nova Soot,an friends ocie.
braed tho Fourth by dinner, at which Judge Jscson
United States Consul. presided Union toasts were
Enthusiastically given. The report OF the Union victory
Pennsylvania received with three times three.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

VIM II. Jones. private, Co Il. sth Maine Volunteers,
June Is, typhoid fevor
Chas Ciap~on, corporal, Co. A, 1l5th New York yolun
tcers, June 10.
James wickens, private Co c. Ii5th Ncw York volun.
teers, June II, typhoid fever.
James noyo. captain of schooner 4, r. Maford, June
1s, apopexy
Daniel Mangcl, private. Co d, i74th Pennsylyanis M
tia, June y
wAiam FIcxer, private, Co. A, 10th Pennsylvania
Militia, June !.
samuel A. Gunsan., private co. s. roth Pennsylvania
Militia, June o.
Jefferson H. Pike private Co r. nth Maine Volunteers,
June 10.
Peter Shnsrt, sergeant, Co. u, 10th Poansy sania
Militia, Juno a.
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LOIEtfy OF hrn'lVAy-
Exral CLAsS A5-Juy 7, ie1
81, 10, 30. 40, ~ n, so, 80.
Class f66-iuly 4 Is3
81, 81, 81, 49, IA. %, 6s, SO, 4. %, rs, 35
john A. MORRIS A co.
Wimin.to Delaware.
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g the mon In svsrythiugin appearance. IN dress IN
nxnre "a activity 10 their performances as soldiers,
~ bravery Their numbers kept up by young girs
or fourteen years OF being attached TO
company who learn their duties from them they dance
with them sing with them, and live with them. but DO
NOT go TO war with them until hey have arrived al
certain age and can handle musket These women
seem 10 DO fully aware OF the authority they pos
sess, which Is seen in their bold and free manner
as well AS by certain swagger their walk Most OF
then are young well looking and not that ferocy
ID their expression OF counteuance which might be ex
peced from their peculiar VOCATION but many have passed
mat time OF le when all passions have co sod 70 AMI
mate ana make their dc OF Lie al least worth retain.
ing lhey are supposed to lead life OF chastity and
the Is no doubt that they do because Il Is
Tor them 70 do anything wrong without bone discovered
ana snch discovery would lead to certain death mo
king alone mas the privilege OF selecting any OF these wo
men ior ms wives which s rarely the case AS soldiers
10 an African Kingdom and engaged solely in Mfcan war.
fre hey are very formidable They fully uncer
stand the use OF the muket, and load and iro with re
markspe rapidity. Their activity Is surprlsing fhey
would run with some Of best performers In England
ihc captains carry the kuls Of their enemies In their
grdles, and an occasional jaw Is also seem
The number Of the army, including amazons, is set
down by the Commodore at ten thousand and the popn
iaton OF all the Dahoman territory at hundred and
eighty Thousand, Of whom three-fourhs women and
children.
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Prizes Cash~d In All LeGnitx-d Lotser-
les Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker No n
Wall street. N. ". room No. 4.
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OnsIal Drawing. or Murr.y, Edo

Co q Kentucky and Missouri state Lotteries
Kn.rucxr EsrRA CLAss 365-jaly T. 1858.
IL, ~, Al, Az, 4, A., AZ, Is, 80, %, 63.
KTsIucxv. CLASS S6-Juiy 7, l6ai
II, %, %, a., IL. IL, 80 20, q, 81. ~. 30, IL.
Crcusrs free OF charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY A CO..
Covington ky, o. ST Lous, Mo
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General Me adc.
phc Cartes de ve OF this dsiineus-d
for sale by CHARLES d. fREDRTCks kcO,
So Broadway
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Fight Cnrtes de yfait~ Tor One Doll =,
ai BALCHs. f5s Broadway. ss5lght on the hrst noor
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Eight Cars~s dc ytsitr for 81. or Tin
equaed style aud nnish atTAiTS corner of Corsndt and
Green wch
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Snnford's Ethiopian Opera Troupe
their splendid this afternoon and
At BaTnnm's. Tom Thumb \ Co at all houra
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Eight Perfect Cnrtes dc yiIite. wifi
a., ed.e sspero, style and position for VI, RsssELLs
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Iron Fountains. Vases, baskets. Sc.
HUTCHINSON wIcKERsHAM, 20 Canal street east,
Broadway
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Thirty per
cent premium paid for prizes Information furnish ed
Highest price pai for douboons and all kinds Of gpd
silver TAYLOR a 90, Bankers. 10 Wal street.
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E U r o P e.

EU X O F. e.
The Asia at Halifax and New York
at New York.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS.
Earl Russell Denies the Statements Of Msssrs.
Roebuck and Lindsay with Re-
gard TO Mediation.
Napoleon Has Not Renewed His Pro-
poSai to England.
R0EBUCK'S RECOGNITION MOTION.
Lord Palmerston Said to Favor
Arbitration.
~~~-N~~~~~~~~~~->~~N<~~>~~~~
LEES INVASION CONDEMNED In ENGLAND.
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
A EUROPEAN WAR IN PROSPECT.
o~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
The King Of Dahomey and His Argu-
ment for Slavery.
= n = s U e n 9 a N "A L.
MORMONISM I'm WALES,
To-. TO-, ~
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The Best Sewing Machine in III,

wOrIdThs Weed with It's valuable improvements entrry
afm p~rfccons They superior all
family and manufacturing purposes store No. Cd
Hroadway. Agents wanted.
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The Latest Sensation Novelties In ehe

way dress the elegant Summer Hats be
the unrya lied KNOX, No 2i1 BroadMay Fulton
street the rh,est and
IN. latest Partisan syle aud ces
Of ornament we'll uti,y every gentleman. Every
sbe style OF Hat known the trade be found Al
this e-lA lshment.
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100 LArg zoo, S,sssreIcATios

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mRNfa/. COMMON MNw&N
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Beautiful CompieSiop.-L Bioom
of Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and b~aatfyng
complexion and srin All Druggists and fs3 hrosdwss.