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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
The Business Mans Legal Adviser

Or, how to save money by conducting business ac-
cording 10 law, ar expoundci by tho beat and lat
os. authoritios 900 PIP, sheep. Price, 81.
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Michigan Southern Il Lake Shore
RAILROAD.
UMMER ARRAN EMENT

: Q u t X Il a y q + " n T.
IN AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND UN-
til further notice trains will leave Chicago NJ
as follows:
TOO NJ New York Express, daily, except
sundays.
5.50 7 N Night Express, daily, except Sstur-
days.
To- Trains arrive In Chicago at s:i5 n, and
s:l5 A NJ.
All tho above trains make regular connections
,oDunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
FORK, boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore and oil
points East.
! luxurious Sleeping Coaches, with eli mod
crn improvements on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can he obtained at the Com
panys Office, 3D. Clark street, under sherman
iiaIfe, or ut tho Depot, corner Of Old Van Bures
aud hh erman streets.
He. SAWYER,
General Western AgNat
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TEE HIST0AK OF AMERICAN MAN
Ufa,T lRES, FROM 1903 To

by Dr. J. Leanaer Bishop. vols. syo.
Vol. L. now ready, Vol. II, nearly ready
This probably tho largest and most i'm portant
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We have also published new editions of the
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RAILROADS.
mississippi and Missouri Ralreel.
WIriER ARRANGEMENT. 1902.

"INiER ARRANGEMENT, 1902.
ha'"s run By Chicago time, shich % tsoslvs s,ta.
ntss faster Ma. Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. 2Srx
800, and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport as follows,
10 % A. n. for brooklyn and Washington.
3lor NJ. for Iowa City.
TRAINS ARaivk AT DAVENPORT Az voLiOwa.
300 ?. N. from Brooklyn and Washington.
IL 80 IN from Iowa City.
asnrn'ng trains out Of Davenport will make direct
oonhect'ons NJ Brooklyn, Iowa city and Washing.
E with the Western stage Gem pany 3 stagos for
ali points West
Trains from tho West connect at Davenport
with trains Of tho Chicago and Rock Island hail
Toad for all points East, North and South.
Passengers reminded Of tho necessity Of
nFing diftinot directions M 10 the estimation OF
hef taera9e s'so To procuretiate.a hefova taking
men IoA4s a so G,.4s.
JOIN F.TRAoy GcnI sup't.
A. hihBALL, Asst Sup't
Davenport, November %, 1sh2.-dtf
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES
THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
4 stitches, and fuds tho cloth either right or
lsft, ~ the operator may desire. IL scws very
rapid, is easy Of operation and almost noiseless
II 10 fully protected by letters patent, ana each
machine warranted to the purchaser.
Al those desiring first class family ewin
machine will be richly repaid BY IN essminatio
Of its merits
r. L. CONE, Agent,
Corner Of BRADY and ID sts.. Davenpsrt. lowe
iv21-d1v
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A CARD.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD HIS
l entire stock of Boots and Shoes to VIM. G..
liarrah, begs leave TO return his thanks to his
friends for the liberal patronage with waich they
have favored him, and hopes they will continue
the ssmc 10 his successor in business, whom 10
confidently assures them they will find worthy.
J. G. TODD.
September llth, 1861
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Ieu:an's Patent VcntiialOrs
On Cars Of Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cas- on Night Trains.
ga0Gage Checked Through.

THROUGH TICKETS for saie in all principal
Raifoad oiii"cs IN tho ost, at tho General oHice
corner 81 igke ara Dcarbon streets, under the
fremont lIouse,) Chicago and at the Depot.
H. J. RICE, Cent Sup't.
}. ". SMITH, Western Pass Agent jnl
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DIR. GEO. w. McCARN.

DIR. GEO. w. McCARN,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i in room directly over the Post Office.
DIR. GEo. w. MCCARSs residence, east sido OF
Brady. second door from corner Of 9th.
Jan y-dwtf
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EskskIi RsAsI.W AY.
~ J. -.ss;,s;s

Grtat Brpat Gauge Dostle Track aud 7.ieorarA
koate, IL
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J. w. II. BAKER, n. d.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
j Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between BRADY and Perry streets, ven
psTt, Iowa. [Hovl0-dkwtf
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
davenport Gas Light Coke 90. Tor The election
Of directors Tor the year 1885, will b. held 81 the
once Of the Company On Monday. January i2th,
THOMAS DERnopY.
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J. A. REID, M. d.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i and residence No. Is, corner Main ana Third
troots, Das enport, Iowa. iulyl d
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CARDS..
lDll. J. G. PARK Err,

DIR. J. c. PAkkER
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
1 No. I Franklin Block, .e,ond door, Brady st.
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
Residence, corner Ninth and Lc Claire SITS.
dcel s-dAv
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The Daily Democrat and News,
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DIR. II. If. WOSSLEY,
III HOMEOPATHIC PhYStciau.

OFFICE AND Residence ON WEST
" Fifth street, next door east Of Congregation
al Church. nov 90 -dGm
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OUAS. 3. PUTNAA. JOHN n. RoaKR
Putnam * ROGERS.
A TTORNLYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. ~, Main st.
second Floor. iun7.1tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09
THE RAID IL EAST TENNESSEE.

Col Low. whs wss raade prisoner by the yan-
sses 10 thes recsus raid In East Tsnnes,es, has
been psToed aud returned hoIas He WAS cap
Jared .. ZoIlleotfsf. where hs making recon
nuiss.nsson on locomotive. In the Iiresnvls Baa-
ne, hs gives II fnIl account Of The whtis Affair
Aslsr destroying the bridge At Zoucosr aboat hal
.: ibs Yankee force was sent to burG the Wstsuga
bfidss Ga tasif ssrigsl 1t Csrter's Depot their
sshoie iafce wss rsseipitatsd upoa our small force
there, under Lieut. j. x. Dills This force consIssd
of about ! 10 men, who salisntiy withstood the ct
Jack until overwhelmed, and compelled TO surrsp-
der The Yankees lost four killed and several
wounded one man losing leg. Our loss seven
wounded one of whom hiss since died.
Having fssd the bridge. the engine bearing Col
Low was rna back TO Carter's Depot and tho pri-
sousrs taken of ard parelsd. There were ave
regiments Of the Yankees-one az East snnessec
regiment of tories, undsr Col. Jim Carter and the
7th Ohio, 9th Pennsylvania, Cd Michigan and the
other from Iowa or Michigan-ths whole under
commEad of Brig 0sa. Samuel Carter, from East
Tsusesses
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

a gentleman who recently lsf. vicksburz ip
forms tbs petershurg Gxpress that troops q.
ihni point I'm excellent spifts, End the asneraiH
commando feei tie utmost colH jenes Ia their
ability TO regs sny attack Of tho enemy. either by
tand or water whether |. come 10 moderate or sx-
traor1;nkry force. This gentleman mst several
lss.ad OF the yan&ss prisoners captured at Muf-
ffessbo-o'. ea roat. for V.eksburg. They had beeu
parol,d, bu. not exchanged. Participants in The
Lsa oasr haffressboro say ,iIst cur army retired
10 Tullshana il perfect order. and brought With
lheli every thiog Of value. The prisoners. cannon
aid ainaii AIus captured wers st brought eff safely
The prisoners represent that the slaughter Of their
army really appalling, exceeding 40 ythng that
h.s been Witnessed snae the war commenced.
Gen. E.asg left uiffeesboro' becaurs the whole
ooaatty was exhsns q, Of supplies for man and
bsaat. 1t Tui'shoms supplies are ample. the va
20. good, ani .hs tops grsphy Of the country more
fasoragle to succeasfui defence than almost any
,,:i-r point la Middle Tennessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09

RxsissArios OF An ARMY 0YEfCxR-HR IL
COURT MARrIALED "A correspondent, writing
hnm Gen. Burnside's army. SAYS:
The hrst aud only druui-hesd Court Martial thAt
VA ever heard OF during our connection with the
aruY came ca this afternoon, tbs party arraigned
beng oGe Lieut.. Jacob 4. Coving,on, OF company
so!h New York regiment. His crime being no
ether than that Of treason. IL sending In h!s resg
nalion, In which he states 'thAt lately bis senti
4nents have undergone radical change, his feel
inss having changed towards the South, aud that
hs no longer wants to bs sn enemy Of theiis."
his division commander, Gen. Birney, ordered bis
i'anediste arrest placed him 10 close confinement,
ild ordered drum hssd Court. Martial - at once
asemble and try him. What the sentence IL We do
aoi know, as before beiug made known It must be
apPfoVedo Of by lis corps and grand division com.
alanicr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09

Ing Curselvss W. moved on towAsus village called
Aidis. mile beyond which ws sneAnped
The lnhabitAats wses delighted to Eee us-1eovi.
aonS wsee freeay distributsd; water Was settinG
eut IN buckets fof a - ws posed The ladlso said
they could hardly realize ihs iAet that ~ rsbsll
were aBAin amope than.
At . .owu called MIddisburg, OonfsderAss cclnrz
were tabs seen sverywAaes. Ghsses fee Js6 Davis.
6tnart's cavalry, etc., were gtvsa BY the youaG
anshaAiasm was displaysd Al sesmed joyous-all
WAn gay.
After fatigning tfip Of Ten dsvs ws returned to
camp, and are now resting our jads1 stssds and r.
ernitins oaFssivs& J. y. n Of 10Th Va cav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09
x.rTans ON THE BokDER

y..t.,dsy ,iarir The day report WAS citenlsted
-, The .,r~.ss THAI the ,asrny In large force. had
sypssssd GA tbs Rsprshsrnoes opposite Port
g.,s. Passengers b, hs tssia last night sssure
-, .aa. there 10 no foaadsiicn for The statement.
and that everything l. qyiiet ~ ukn2i
frrcsn the vxiey ecnnsy thasa Is 10 ae~s, ex
e.v. rep ssiion Of he Old s,,sy shss the enemy
are esnim,,ipg every speels Of depradatio ,, and
lo,d,na IL the 10 inhahisns with reaorseiess se
verify Report. represent that they are sobbina
the farmers Of their supply of mss, .of the year
sud iskiag whatever they desire for tbs support
cf ,heir hire ling soldiery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09

Flag Of 7t1ee. e.-This morning Lieut. Virginius
Bosseux will carry down 500 Yankees, 70 be placed
on board the flag Of truce boat. 124 Of whom are
sick and wounded Among these are three citizens
who have been placsd on special parole; oue OF
whom, named Ball, IL particularly charged with
the release Of the son Of Col Larkin smith, Asst
q. II. General.
n. G. Ball. alluded to above, was mtler in the
Abolition army, and was captured by Gen. Stuart
in one Of his raids. He exchanged himself for Mr..
Sowers, Of Clarke county. constituent Of Mr. Dote.
ler, who returned yesterday. He carries with him
his son, (and clerk captured at the time, who
has given his parole to return In thirty days. unless
young Smith be released and permitted 10 return
home. All OF the AbolitionigtB who 20 today were
captured at Fredericksburg. Sixty Of them, On &C.
count Of the want Of room In the accommodation
At o'clock, will start In the mail train at 3, and
be detained in Fstsrsbur. till reioIned by thor
comrades to morrow nc 'nng. and then the let viii
he AtArt Cd northNari
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Gen. Stuart's Recent Reconnaissance

CAMP or 10TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY

CAMP or 10TH VIRGINIA CAvALRY
Hear Port Royal, Caroline CO., Vs., Jan. 3, '63.
On Wednesday evening, the x4th Of December.
the cavalry, under the command Of Gen. ". b. +.
Lee left this place TO unite with the other commands
under Gen. J. =. b. Stuart TO- = presumed. 70
excellent spirits In anticipation Of pleasant trip.
and In hopes Of capturing the comuissary and sut.
ler stores Of the enemy, over which they expected
to have merry and happy Christmas, besides pro-
vidipg themselves with clothing and other articles
necessary for winter.
Everything glided on quleily--osossing the Rap.
pahAunoek without dif1euity, and then moving on
slowly till We arrived near the small village known
as Cumfriss where, ~ you, PERHAPS recollect some
months ago eight Texas scouts defeated and caused
fGy Yankees 70 retreat which had attacked them
When living In front Of that town the artillery
was soon placed In portion, and In few minutes
sharpshooters were sent forward, the ensmy were
driven back with loss Of good many killed and
wounded, and many of their y sgOus and c0mmls-
ssry stores were eensumsd by nre The only
wounded On our side, that Am informed OF, was
Capt. Bullock. Of the 5th regiment Of cavalry. his
company being from tbs vicinlty Of Petersburg, Z
gallant young officer. He 4 said to have been, and
al expreased sorrow whsn We hssrd he wAs, NOR
tally wouudad.
lbout dark We left tho place. and moved on to
OceOquan. whore We come on some Of toe Pennsyl.
sania souf.krout Dutch cavalry, who. TO uss Vac.
kee phrase. skedaddlsd, 6ring their pistols OF
without being particular In which direction. Many
OF these representatives of the Keystone State
we're captured. aud they were truly fair specimens
cf rho "6st-So0t" Dutch
II We aIs to believe what the prisoners ray, thsir
whole army ID disgnssed and sick Of the war; They
sxpssw themselves In the strongest terms denounc
Tag thsir of1cArs. President, Cabinet. stc. They
sre kert ignorant Ok all their disssterS or anything
that would tend to discourage them Tbs writer
Of this asksd crowd Of at least thirty u they
could let him have Northern paper. NOT was
th0 aluost simnitaneous renp0uee: I'VE have not
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HOSPITALS FOR woUEDED oFFIcERs.

HOSPITALS FOR WOUEDED OFFICERS.
orders have been Issued by Surgeon Thomas II
Wisms. ,hs Medical Director a. this time cCu
rolling the hospitals OF this military department
directing the vacation OF Hospital Eo. TO- In .Iis
dy ant iis appropriation to the accommodation
o. sok and wounded officers exslasiveIy. Another
order las been issued by the authority direct
llg 100 beds 10 bs reserved In Hospital 30. fcs
The same purpose and that the remaining beds IL
hs sal hospital be reserved for wounded soldiers
Il hss been decided that officers who take hosptts
Recommendations must pay 81 Per day for theit
boafi, ,hia sum including the charge Tor msdies
AID sur sical tr eatmeut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09
ELECTIOS IN FkCuuIER

an election rAs hodl1 ?aa9n'sr esuniy, Va, on
tie Is. inst fer aenaor to replace the lats =. T.
M-r,hall sad for doisEalo in place Of Mr.. Payne.
resigned NJ Alex. :. psyns was sIecied TO she
fUfuer plsce. NJ. sampson P. Ssg5J wss elected
delssats over Coz. J. acruggs by G6o1: 80 votes
ILa. portion of the courty IL .tioh the strength
Of Col g. lay was ove.run by thu Yankees, or 1t ID
almost certain he would lave tesn elected Me.
Basoy, We Learn, IL a Gentleman of excellent senss
rui :. III represent Eau quier exceiientiy,
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rBE YANKEES AT TIE WHITE ROUSE.

We updsrzsand that The train which lsn 'n~
c,,v yestsrday morning fos the White House. vs.
stoppsd when within some two miles Of thAs po'n'
~,,h The lasorEastion thai seous TWO hnaafed Ae
tes esvMsfy had msas . rsid npon the p'ses' oe
ssscyins X few oyster soops In the r'se'' sna ''s
s..sds Of ID. ayssessnen A,ons tbs river oAnsS-
~, wuu,o. IL were also Id to he .n the vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09

ahk TRAITOR Ruc1xR.--rhs notorious Char
ae'er las bsen removed 70 the jail of Bedford
county for safe keeping, unil the next term Of the
ofsas Court Of Botstourt county. The Hincsstls
ArPr'" says:
''tea. reiief has been afforded many OF our ciu
A'is Nv iL.s REMOVAL ss the Yankees wsee expect.
90 asiiy 10 visis cur place TO rescus the Doctor
nnsl ,he hands es Justice. We learn that en- the
way hs proposed 10 the sheriff who had him In
eaase, tLai II rs would ia.sresds with the Gov
.'lalsa' and obtain his ro!eese, that he would
"'s.d, sM Aisslsnce TO 1t, aud raise a company IN
NeL0ias y u, ast.te in itA cauae.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09

CONTRIBUTIONS FOR FRxDERICKsBURs.-Ths
division OF Ge1. Hood. consisting Of the lst, 4th,
and 5Ih TexAs, 7th, s.h, 9th, and Ilth Georgia
oun.eers. 81 Arkansas and Ist Georgia regulars,
Gen I McLaw's brigade. and BAchman's battery.
ss contributed 80 063 to the relief Of the Fredsf
cssourp su1sysfS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09
DEATH OF Rx.eOyrarop BRANCH

81 Gov. Brarah, OF North Carolina, died at En.
fstd A. c., ca tho s.h Inst, In The 63ih year Of bis
sgs. He was seeretary Of the Navy under GEE.
I4essoua administration,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09
L<.CAL MATTERS.

7s b AuAS.-The negro woman, Margaret, will
be hung to day. between the hours Of IL and
o'clock. BY the City Ssrgeant, pursuant TO the
verdict Of the Hustings Court, for the murder Of
last evening We heard nothing Of any interpodtion
by Gov. Lotoker,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09
COURT PxoOaSpINGS

Mayors Court, TAsrsday. January sa..--Mary
Bradley, five malatto. arrested on Wedne sdsy fos
ateallng ~. cooking stoves from DR. q. A sneck
or, was arrsgns4 for the offence In question. Ths
wltnsss Terrified that an old woman, who occupisd
his rear p. smises, on Main street, and Of whom
Mary BraAey Wa . niscs, had died . abort time
aimee. bsqn- A6hlng Al hsr effects to HrAdlsy TAs
s ,sss;s - s. n sss soe .s ~ - 80 49, sys
which wers his own. She moved everything. In.
cluding thu stoves wbloh she had neglected . re-
plAce. thou often solicited to d. Finally the
Doctor WA advised BY an Alderman that the best
rant sgains Bradley for stealing them. The sovcs
wSre carrt to the csge. It YVES intimatsd bv
counsel Of defendant that aas laid claim TO the
stoves ~ Owner, snd that that the reason she
had not deli, cred them up. The Mayor thought no
larceny han bssn committed. and acquitted the
party-
smoking lips In the street, was ordered 10 lsshes
for violating city ordinance.
George Plauty was arralgned for getting drunk
and breaking down tie door of MIR. Aeorgs Brent,
on Broad street, Wednesday evening. The com.
p.ainant did not appear. bat PlAuty having been
arrested once before for similar freak was COM
mitted for want OF surety for his good oehavior
Shadrsck. slave OF Q. Wake, Bob. slave cf p
Roberts, and Charles slave Of DR. Price, ali boys,
were arraigned for fighting In the ct eet and were
o-dsred small licking for 70 d,ing.
The case Of 1ike BaIy, charged with assisting
to rob Lieut.. Warren 8 Story OF silver watch, on
Gary street, few weeks since. BY tn, garrotins
process was called and continued till Saturday for
Witnesses who could identify Barry - being CON
earned IN the outrage.
Robert Huclos, IN enancipAtsd slave formerly
of Gloucsstsr, was arraignsd on the charge Of r.
ceiving stolen goods, knowing them TO have been
stolen. Huclos kespg . small confectionery shop
on 18th street, between Main and Franklin. Oficer
Seal having reason to suspect that shs place Was
receptacle for stolen goods procured . search war
rant, and, entering early yesterday morning found
n n lat
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issue Of o39o oOo 0o i mar esnss r.a..ro.k, =,
one. two. and thrse v.ers and nsao a., m, :. an
vsses.
Judge upshr,r. of rnd,.,s h.. ;hA., ,or,,....s
sor Ma v.ean.v =, ~ Ys,..., :. -. r.A..,.
The Albanv oo.r.s.enA... - .es u-.,S -.
that ths New York rnalc. n..r,.,-sc.~.- mi -
triad es .n ..-,v A., 9, ~. .h.-... .-.e..s-
Governor sevmour In. nod eomnl.t.a NJ, ,,......
He viii usns ain ahout the ..me po.Ition ~ r..sr1
to the mausxsnaen. a. the war that hs did Il, ~.
speeches during tbs canvass. bu. win favor more
dscisively the prosecution OF he war and thu rss
tcration Of the Union.
Gold In New York on the 5sh rose to last, and
closed st 1874. Exchange advanced 70 14e3.
FROM BUR0Pz.
with Liverpool datss 70 ths 24tA.
The Liverpool Journal .f C0m1vee ssys hat
tho Government has isarsd orders warning the
Alabama rom bfitish ports, and that II any more
British property should be destroyed By her, the
0ovssnmen' woaid Destroy tse Alabama. Ths
London 1smes ndeenies ina dsa that the aovsrz-
msns woa'd b held responsiaie for the acts Of the
Alabama.
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os EUROPE The Epropesn news BY tie Asia
10 ~ sa'es days later Than that By the ktna.
10 f@.s ciyac steamer Vnloan hsd been sold TO
.s eohledefases and was about 10 start on q
{. S.ss, having previously had q thorough over.
The .~stin correspondent Of The London Stdv says
iacse 10 WY little doubt that the distressea eondi
ilea q; the esnufaetaring Districts ia France in-
eliass tho ga,. Icr to listen more stteriivsly to
Mf. s'ldsl the qoutbern Commissioner, than he
otLsr~lse would Ia 10 done.
The f.ris Nonitsnr says some journals exsg'
oastlag mediation la A,n.~jca, and entirely misnn-
aesssn !is character
lbs distress in the cotton notwithstanding districts
~ ffaaes Is espeniog dstiy. and thfestens to os-
l ous sesious. In England the distress OF the OPP
''a'isss Wa steadily On the iucraase.