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INTERESTING ERQE EUROPE.
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Arrival Of the New York and Mails Of
the Anglc-SaZOn.
speech Of ng. Layara, n. +, Enthusiastically Of
state Of England, on Intervention.
France and England in Accord, but
TIE TiEe Not 0ppOrtune.
~->---~~~-~~-~~~-~
British opinion of the Friendship
Of the Gear.
->>~>-~->>~-..-->~-~-~~--~
THE CASE CT TEE ALABAMA.
Letter from tine Rebel OMicer
Matthew y. fIaury.
LETTER FROM JEM MACE,
60, &c., SO.
France and En- gland in Accord. hns
TIE TiEe Not 0ppOrtune.
British opinion of the Friendship
Of the Gear.
THE CASE CT TIE ALABAMA.
Letter from tine Rebel Officer
Matthew y. fiaury.
LETTER FROM JeM MACE,


The stsainshlp New York, wh.ch left SOUTHAMPTON
shs 24th Of December arrived this port early yesterday
anorning.
Her has been anticipated Ia all itr unip
by the report og the Cy Of Washington OF Cape Race
eelogrsphcd Newfoundland, and pcbished IN !As
AkRALD On Tueecay morning
The mats Of the Anglo saxon reached this city
Portland eEry yesterday morning
iho ls',tai Serree Gosete q oadon, says -
We can confidently aseer, that the ions6 Is,audr viii
be ccded to Greece, and eiuclss boinl maze
for the withdrawal OF the troops stationed there
The Belgian Senate adopted ia. bin which ureas a
credit Of huured Thousand francs d~a ndes IL ad
Of tho ooin,nun,s suffering from the cotton crisis.
The harbor roaJstsad Of oiessn blocked up
win ice ths the import exfort OF ccrn u ss9 are
saspondec,
Tho IDndon iymy cna Nary Card says
Tho Admiralty have maize aresus'tion upon the War
ensuing Year. The Americans lave Already set ns
an exar1pte, a,d shown si4i hieon ncn
bore, oil rn.iiag We ehtvu, twenty live tons---nn
No ~o'ked aud hred boar'i shiP. AID whether
heavy ordnance 90 nsci to eater advsrxe IN the
eup" inven'ed ~ o.nin Coles or al the Dro,dside "a
proposed by CamiDaHder scou, y ~ OBJ ioIs that
ought not 10 ~ hebi.d satnt- cousins pos,
6rrul naval ornaments.
despatch roin 81. Peter burg December ~ e,ys
An lraperia usase HIS been publ nea to-day
any conscaons stu III iorce upon ne property OF well
dsi1ssd lolisn .xies wo have returned ~ their
sry, oven should they have been born abroad.
AZ. the sitting os the upper hougc 81 the eiaataie o.
pen,nak ,scenber 20 address 70 the.Eng p,o
oosed. This address requested Majesty msataia
Inns legally existing common institutions OF Denmark and
sohics@ig, ~ such . offered Of binding
siosciy together tho d,1rspt parts the kngdon,
Attending them guarantee Of constitutional lscrsy
The King u hair will rake journey Paris to
a the syt sn, Of Of Prince Pracsss
1elson,
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--ssois GeNned slightly, sales .; IN. ,02 bushc
~ ~ MAS 10 Tor NhS Wcsegu, al a. ~ 81 Tor 81
md s.be Western, 32sSi ~ fos Milwaukee ID AMI
amber sp-'ns ari IL ~ Al .s35s hcago spr nr
tnit VIZ uaehGagad, st~ bnvrg be- Of ~ oyv
ovc \ sot. ior ansouhd anu heated kys vuod aan az
."c we sairs wrfs made Of 40 ,h..- ba,sy NJ
~ s0s ~ 20. apd $50 bu a.ls nast At 81 en-
'mt"o IN nctiga request 1t 68c 7. ~ gco0rdcg 20
gna.ny.
tt,filL rs IA far demand WITH =, b4s lava
~ 80. ~. nay. marsca.bo .. Zee . 3ic. ~ b r. ia
ina'c's On r. ~ aad $50 oa.s RIO s,ntos i go
1850
'sdr"s ~ss pHfchasea u hu eN,cnt o. 100 h,cs 1T
toG ~ ssc. fot r,idd ns, the kpt closing steady
fhL.. i;rsiisr market haess nni ra,gs y,r~
Ginning mere were 16s ve,ses, VI AL - oyt.
10 Liverpool ffero shipped .OO bti,. lDr y ~
iOld t.5Cu eI he's wheat IT O,a 400 ~ b..l al ~.
l !0C pic' age hsc,D and grd III 20 apa 81. d q oa
nv American ana foreign vctsA'a 10 ton- clver od :,
~. Cd, 100 b5s. petrol at a., iUu r,ir lA,s
IA as. 4lid, 1909 bushels wheat NJ ~ n sllp's
bags, 10 Glagow the shipnirnts oeiy 70 b,x..
nicen at 32s o. I" Newport nsiis, bfis lax a4ail
~ ca
no kio>s.--'ork IN eiar, fer.ans al 81 H. 4
SJ4 ~ for and SlI 80 si2 10 Tor pr,ne roios
III ~ th,s. Eeef .pyLer WITH sao.sf
$50 tbr. nj gil no tl3 cr pinin. aha 81. rs
esrs tncas; 500 bis aaa tc.c.s lsa ~uhir rrac ~
yLo. ioc. ard 200 bostr naccr AT &c az, luttsr
rue! duli ~ 2'c 30; Tor s.,'r snf nc Doc tor
Western. ,he 80 continued Ia hniloi Request ~ y,.e
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Westcre A~ses theFe vas IL ohangc C moment
Southern ol. eGaIou'ees aie.asaH Ces.ss.!, Gale
ma, hocs ,sisnd and Sole % we're ~ r,cady II The
morning boald % the "a Ssoca Exchange. and
hkoW'se ~ uae public board Il QUO =, n Ci.re-
ianf AM nttsbusg TOOL another inward start. Az
A'id st 81 = IN public board. Pecihc Mai
remains STEADY. lic inquiry lor bo.Ga continues
active. We have 20 report N advance or * in
Nortt~estera aspented. !. "a the second mort
cages, ursh 4 n Pitsiurg aad Fcri Wayne thirds
sl.ssouris adGancCi again 10 ciH cs on tie pro
poses Congregational aid 10 the State Speech.
lators feel s-i'sAcd tkl, ~ least part Of the
none. gf@gssa 10 iae state vii be
asfd q pay srT.srs Or interest. Government
stocks were steady. Al The second board fcicsed)
sLe a. ardct was rrcRuiar, hp. active. Cleveland
1i Piitsha-p rose 70 O. Gua enne OF tie Western
-naros were rather better while Erie declined II
TIE business aore wa isrgt ~ the four l.. n. ses-
non 81 the pnhhr hoarc. tic news OF the p-oba
BILE Introduction 0f hnaneial Nee sure into Cor
sres- bad reached the ear q operators, aud the
scene VI wiia speculation which Iooh place las
81 ijofa heoa eaualiCa ~ WsE street. The advance
since the.p abb &c board a, ane y. n was equal " =.
Dn gold. 90 dnmen notes. :. IN Pa.if.c Mai |
in Ccnsrsa, u IN Erie I'D, III in Erie preferred. 2
IN Hudson IN Harlem, in Reading ~ N Mich
gan Central, = " Southern DID, III in luarantced,
:. in Illinois. az in Cleveland Gnc pittsbufg. * Ia
E,hna, hin Rock Island ard =. in Toledo The
market up to half gast fye.~es quite raiapant tie
lol au,irf hstuv at,olt tba ~ m iinra..
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ter Ssssm the Rebel Navnt OrHcer,
MasheW r. Huwry.

no rus rsss ~
s,u rss.a Or N. !, ,ns o;aen ,i,os wi,.s ,,av
49, a.. "a ,e.sr .rsy. 49,, ~ .nna,. az ,,..,.
n - NV e'i,rv. he ,wsc =, a. ya,n ror s.cI, nm
* ncr.a, al. ir... 49, ,t.t rn,,a, ~nc,, ~.
", ,,r.rr ,.x,,s hav.. ,nsr f,b r,r mn no ,,nr
.naa,v ~ ~, can,,c. ~ 49, ..v .rr,,.a, IN 49,.
49, $3.50, ~. 49,. ~. s. ~, 80 .,, g. ~. = !,
49,, ~ r.~ y s.sr,r. a, th..a ,,.n,s~ ~, r,nc,n
and l..s couns.s have Yea fc,rd-r,nx in ihetr own
,sr,s ,n. ~, ,h., at. q, -, n /. "a
,nrs, ona,r, n ,s.,gl, Sat III, vr 49,. ,.sp IN. L.,
,.o,,b Mr. i,rc,, : VOC .,nry a ss,s wet. 20 his
Munster An oncon thai tppn wo.,d snv afA
an ssii.ai m t,-u ,or ane,c, 20 grstain her rasni
linn a. rs,na, rrirsa
10 reunisa her IS II va ss /, oe,ie, Professions IN.
crst ,y,si ne Mr. Jn,ptn,. le, All ~ rcd ,avs
,ptta,ed tim. md asa, W IN neg M i, that
IN < ear Win rxsnd ,nr .eu.b voud b. .D,e 10 nrit
am inc NoStb rncn ,shy a,eae n,erv.tftops n sueb
ar Ia he ia effects /, should Dc roarted liz Ne Lincoln
ons .go1ld 4uEI, =.
svacnv ,n,s ,hre,, ,hreveh b.s Ar,ssrr,r,, t,,rs
1,aacle Tir-ras i. r,iea /, stlIn,datr h. s4,iian
people 10 sappros III 10 avoSal ct fyu,atny With III,
- III ana u neaencc iss Majesty Government, aor
,rally fe,.k r.s parratsor r. caraftan WIN.
baa becn Uttered sh 20 ~ cn Ter al,f, fow terks
an \. d p,e Il. ne rcst - ..e arryt 10 n l., md 10
ry ~ lr !, too Vs. viii oniy ao ii o.fs,lv. ana g ino
* 4 him.
Tb. s = rin.,ly III! r r. t- sn, 1. can. !, n Snd
I htzs vey nNea n,l,.i~a 4Gtnissr.u o. tia .rt hat
he slss Of alpi r,on ard r.un1n = ri liirk despe
rt'o gs $50 Is, HI ta.os Il. 4lI.s.ttb,N
r. ma hose go oc.sas- .i.Fue,sts i.lrv = ,l,4ya
a. n,,pea. Ev.rytaa I'M, be !. ne 40 g4ia line ~.
LEI II nro.ga ,sssyen'i - rre b. s,a.of IN and new
~ ami Ia FOR aaai,,. .--it. - ".,xtr r. sf4uey.'
days TINS plea is -. iii, u be ea.orecd On i run,-
vhca an - rnrd Y i.rN ctrreli 10 G.nkcs err % i,
,la loot that - therp ,ra.rs ~ ~ lior oy.g r. ~
r,ru 4, ,s,,iieal n,sg nm III l...ea ~. rna,r
ssgiI rived rom griy.,e 81, 4 relse "a ia
=, t,on, the sorth II - orIy y, ~, tri i,
csd Inn nv, ' o cr.oe, 49, .rru rr ,s, wa a
ss''eva ar I'm ~ tsera ~ ls.t atom ,,. lie
fer Il lbs sre. ,yb.- fore "a n,cryen,.n sna NIT
10 Tho reg,,b,cs1 a.. I, "a H. q. Il ssd''
~, only ma no sr,h ocTtaf. n.e, r,aas nm ,h~ :,
~ ,r,ll.y lxui s,.h a o., MI - .o,1 AR ,aas,
~, hsn :" 1880 ., ~ "a hss Mi /, ~, ,,ca 80
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csry cos5Mnno,ar nrrnRs.

Whnf.si'f. Is1 80 v. VI.
B,xAprrfF-. Flour was he.,y eud A ,.aac t,wo-, ,he
dopina. particularly Tor export h.y,E been o. arr.v
1hr cy'a sscs conrfi-sd 900 tbls -'.ts and VISA.
en- e0a bb., souiterr rna $50 bpl- ...sal . .a s.f
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II, -, - %, u, %, ~, 10, as -. IL. II, IS.
5ons 4 .s aoas'g : CO..
VFar,n, Drn .vs"g. ~ ss- library A.,o-
'''o' ''~pA'' cas- .s'i iiGa sa1as III,
" 81 ~ c. a. q is i. e =. 3 10 r
3 y, G. 81, =. Is, %, 90. ~. %, 10. q. 81.
4 srA;cs CO.. cov,ns,oa ~
wo7ICs
K"ns ass aa s' ns ' rsa
s = A. 40 s as'es M So
cosSsros. ~ ssnuAr,, iS,.
NOTICE.
Ass'cst"s .ss," .st been log under
paas I,ery, Of Xeu.uck. hfn ri ~ aI.
4. s.. sss tesS' r .sc a .pa 1 ri aSas !.
'""n.sl s'i k w., s. price ' pranonrsr
P.sx~. Cssh~d ny Clark. & Co.. Va. ~
Mas strs.t - stairs, ", |. Tagina,a~ given.
-
Prizes Cash 81 IL. a., !cgalsl~l rs.s cries.
street rs.a4 30 l. Ne~ yora
vscksburg md ss~ 1ts.;gafpps, - yi-
.sIrs,sa p, aAsyARo sc ars~as crowds % 10
ia fr. o. 1870 ss@'y evening Asf- sti'rlass
Csrs-s dc v,sssr s,.s0 per Dozen. PLo-
''A''' ~ = ~ - : - " i S%LeE H. rq~ery.
Esghs rarsss d. yisf,c Tor ss-Aa paret,s,
ssi BFoassas sei~ een sns.een,a and twentieth lre,
We Art ~ per 'osea At HOLMES Par uairfg no zoi
Bslsneior's siss, nys--th~ Bess IN sno
~s,id tss,an,.r.ers Lsnis.. rrsbs ~ arug-
IN. tfriLUfrs ssef5 ~te tctoty q hssesg s.ree.
uiSs, 1oures., I..is D,e. Hair D,eiHx
hAidhri0R's il bona street s''' = = - :
SrV.s.n-asYsh :. Co.-Rcc.ta: Cure
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Orsar Wcston Of British Property by tho
.iALasAA. fva
from the Iondcn Herald (orsE a. the arslac rsts).
&c

In the first pace NAV b. tr.e To Il muni cip,i
lss na beer in'rrret Vie ruiioing sl.c ciuIluni
of the Aisbapa. IN that the government hn. s
tn.slv avsis' 81 isitd, any cf the O. agsss
AIS ,oaRs Sao shows. 40 have committed any
logai oteSse '! ,bcgr ~ This ground last
captain a. tn alabama or his Cover 'Deht. Neither
az them f.n- wrong that way: and IL tncy
hal peitfrr tuarn with jurisdiction. Bal il
Is fiiegea alo. she hoi.ed The Confederate itls
ihd Alabama wi,tigiy committed certain
wroags ag.liast British nefch1Gis whose eOfds
were shipp.1 bad federal vesse,s. In thai
L. ceaf. international sy rrs,.urs hat
snoad opJip 10 fas I1fei~rdle msR tor Ut N,
ieiity. which II c.nnp mi rN net r,as. S,nie time
ago We showed that there WIS gave rcasDn ~ dogbS
he.her British GOODS slirpel under begerenl rse
ere i,wniy cxeinp rom Ga ufc. br sapri.irg ,fst
tney are, remedy lies NOT inser win
t.. Apbsna b III ap ca 60 nef soy.rnnant. Up-y
sona high handed act clihc v,oclce such tia
the Trent the hurnrs 81 tho E.nch-
tcs waters. wo III justly IA LAX ng tho aw ate
hands. ami no,hlng could Justify n dealing WITTY
Crp,an senIaes utioswse Iisn a. 20 sho Id deal
with Ga lia,n Wisss. VI, ths.'efv~ - b. true
tbas our rnncnt have givsa orders that tho lshhn
shai, Re ed u 4 r;fsh they hs,s
amttcd bach - reii. sii's. .Ir2s they extend he
,,eeibifidH federal SSc,sS..a n II be troa
ii4g tiscy have fhr.aicncd her sirrcn, II she
rhr ~ an hy n!r.sico necsas,ty.. ri. Srftsl
rro.r-ty board vsse,s they have c0inn.ii
tsd ~ tie Il Hdzdr,i!y IF Ic 81
hnshfp u01i'S s ssfos aypis,'g ster fv-rsel-
ss Is, anI molly naabsc th,- u
iSrevoked ot -ssc. II Lrd Nlsss hl ncsed thur nc
ma aeied part un~urhy not only 81 nettsl sac.
10, but II t,g.ish ssnterlaD ;ui before b'h,ve
bin gEiEyAc'a crime mean, er,tgt and
~ w.sh, snlSt the atiten,e.t tho li,ertto
Jowral VI CsssaS.sy confirmed by a,xnsr .annry
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TIE confirmation Of The sale ~ The IL Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad In beer postponed ~
the 18th February. in sris tia. fresh sale u tnr
lands may he attempted some parties calming
that they viii SOIL for enough 20 pay the back
coupon, on the held The band grants are sell
ing 1T 20 cor the low AMI 80 for he high numbers.
We have seen Telegram from Washington stat
ing. o. tIa authority Of membe. Of tue Con-.
mittee OF Ways ant Means. th,t the committee
has agreed apcn bill authorizing the issne o.
$500. 0y0. 900 moro currency and $500 900 900
more twenty year bonds. Mr.. Chase l. said 70 be
pr, pagirg letter tn the committee. No Doubts
entertained Of the passage 81 the committees tli,
aud the effect upon gold and demand notes will
probably be marked.
IN. business OF tie Sub-TreasuEJ was as follows
to-day
E.ec ts Observation-Disclosures. s. 900. 10 ~
tor .s...s...s'. i'yiVp "
lAisce ixSJSosc W
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DsLa~iE ERR, CLASS ii--faaaary :, las.
is, l. rs, II, d, S., ~. 20, ~. ~, ~. 81.
DxLAwass, ClA,s l.-,Ians Try T. Iva
~ :, 4 So H. So, ~, 80, *. -. Al. H.. 81.
cucalsrs ~ nj BY address NJ
JOHN A. NORRIS 4 co,
Wilmington, u~i,g n
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Carries dc Visisr Ss.S0 per dozen. pLo-
Z graphs III ever. nylr and gi4s ., reduced pirs
T.. UAi..h. LIS Igwrr.
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Pstx~s Dashed ny Clarke 4 Gu. Va. "a
Mas -trset - stairs room NJ |. farinau~, given
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Prizes ca-hed !. nj, Icsa isi~l lott rIcs.
--Inferna'lor given. JOS"rfi rtrFr. Eu.xer, n Wall
ssfees, Room NO. 1, kcs yor1.
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Eight Tarsss dc yisfsc tor Stat parcf'.,
%; Broadway. bei~ A,ne.eenta and I've Ctete Streets
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slh1Us phafS..ya pos--pt.rst Styles or
We Art ~ per 'ostn at HOLMES Par uaIrry, Nc.
!
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q vicksburR sad she Tts.iSafppf, - si-
Illustrated b. HANfARD. arawn, crowds N tho
Tia = Arr 90 bsasa.'y sse.y evening aiT- striays
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uiKs, TouIess, Hair D,e. Hair D,siEg
ku4rsya Nfssn, To- p>.Nlt'y'Bg tA- 14. - w.
bA1aHTIUR'h. IL bona street
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srVssen. Harsh ~ co.-Pcc.ta: Cure
TT 0oe siil. "a. wee street, hElnE Isl NJ
60 rttoa wit. an. osA-r or'ec q tbs sas ute. lad
ud4LL
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viar'n, Drn .vs"e. ~ ts. Library Asso-
Citation Company's Lottery, ot k.ntacky.
Gas, H-Januasy7 isi7
81. 81, II, 81. % Il, L., 46. 9, ~, p. 6.
Class i3--isnuary Z. g.
3, -, 6. 81, 7. Is. %, %. 20. 30, 10. q. 50.
For CIRCULARS. a.. n i;rcrs
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Orlcias Drawings - Msrrsy, Eddy -
Ca. y HeItack, ana Misc .iir. :; y At. Lotteries.
hKSrucKr, Earn, CLAss u --le...ry T. no.
81, u. 10, J, ~, ~. -. 20, -. - ;. u.
KsSrursy, CLAs5 l2-JAtuary 7,l6.
O.. i6. AZ. 81. ~, ~. 10 III. ~, -, y. 50, 81.
Circular free OF Charge ~ .t5res * el,hsr
MURRAY EDDY 4 90,
Gov ngtOn. ~. o ~. l.oai-. No.
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eritas home hs eovegnness s.At the ~ns
the she kwsror dsi uot suppose lhst t0r
North could suSreed and The opinion Europs stats
sso thar tbe two sactions Of the unra ~oaio
never DO rcunitot. ~ fhsgveael said, France and
the other Power have net tn intention OF interfering in
Arne ies france herssh tie right ~ ex-
pressa - the be yLer sn" shall ut u4sui.
desires Inc - 10 ord an. o. sayg
two BELL olcui ro~efs.' M. Thorsaaoi Also SAID.
the reipsa " the mediation Of France by tle North
,cia MOI Ne fosIo~yi By the secoSa, 81 tie Nova Moth,
no s,,Yjr D. cianeed. Tho snperlr disposed "
49, r. ,eadly ps between the twa belige ents u Y Wa
tsre,i by both rs'tiaeS 'ess, le ss Aass ere r
Trad firm ire oona4aIeDs.Wt Of Ia Al .1n tAr, mn
o-clrfooa Of ci sagns -y1e uh<h ND afPn . 10
. "bybh pafss' Bu the hfl1ry NJ the G. fA,i 'cs,es
oi The French government wtt america ate not csu0ete
toreib Oihce Der Mr. Siie me sser. Tor tho -ouh
" Paris, epd The 'npegiI Niairry of tofsgu Ahiis
Mr.. Sln!et.s is4tluas with tho french fot.sn
Office uld rot 10 received u'iicaay, tIt no dc.Dt
Representatives were MADE both ~ the Iuntrts ana
the French tnrs.cn from fhe Representative o.
The Soutr. presume soashEg similar has tawet place
between Mr. MASON IoidDn ard ner tAttiLnm Isesty
loverirent. Al al vent, II WA, irosu1,s, from
Southern rspfasetati ts..a tho Inn sror ordered
Drown do Lhnys 10 draw np c.~psfcn. which Eng
aus. oassr hostiaes. TINS the French government
dd net Interfering AID believe Aat inc tr
teros H., IL sL6wn N.sA.asf1O >thru1gl MIR Isy
ton th aot q tsso- either one or
81; tn beilafants but IN the name ~ humanity
an the z0oa beth The tnsrog aad frsirc have
satisfied ali egeatS heies,irn. inspiration. TArse
knew the character o the American ieorc hal ~
tie h"< 0i France aac.eedms, but II " un9cts'Ul W
intStio:I. 7as soosrnm n's - kn;iiand AM FSie
tS sc 10 be thsd hir l'cu oasrds amer, l~d ha:
- NV s.s'e, as Of I'D, = srict nsara,'y
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Er. I.rrnonrs Jrcasmr nt or 0ic uis -
~ the boOi. Us~dtY %r a N a y e
Oa.t IA Broadway, ~ zItrs Ait~ndsuc. ? - asis
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(Frdm ,nc Liver pol Journal of Commerce. Dec -.
We have tc-s irt,rmar that hcf Majesty rnnent
have ssed ~ ths aseuts a, ,be vario.e ports
VI ms Western jsiands thai sn,h.-nse s,s,.r
labama. ~ $50. siut eater any II these porif she
Il " 10 orccged oiI aGd all wed " take
coal proviSoiis. The orisf further states tint Il ihe
Alabama u cal rasai other parts they 3,
iDlot Captain cenines lnat H. hter his nntice, he
shcud festToy airy merchandise winch may he roHgeLed
british mesohlits peI.Ea snip he Ma aety' gov
eannent Su - onn~ Tx sfeps 10 destroy the - amo
Lder his lonu.ad.
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arissEdoro's H.iT DE, prsseTv Ena
WI ia.pl. whoesa Ard tA, No. ALL ic.se. ~
d. applied By skI. ~ sris1.
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. r;,or in presence Of hostile force Is ten
,;mss moro difficult auA perilous than adVanc'
inc Had Lees army been in fighting condl'
ton it is not possible that no would have SUI
fered this passage without even an attempt 70
profit by it.
The simple truth manilestly is that Lees
army. which consisted Of but 10000 men III
tbe outset, had suffered so terribly and been
overworked so fcarfuly during toe four or
five days preceding that 1t could not attempt
to press on Hookers rear during the passage
Of the Rappnhannock. Lee Is good General
.borouphly wide.awake, aud bis army is brave
and resoIute; but there are limits to human
c,pacity ard endurance. They had fought
Hooker on Saturday and Sunday, and Sedg-
wick on Monday and, though they crowded
our men in either case, this fact compel Gu
them to expose compact bodies of infantry to
the mu.derous fire Of our powerful aud we'll
served artillery, so that their losses in killed
and wounded were doubtless greater than ours,
ably o. they were handled. Then they must
have nearly or quito exhausted their ammu-
milton for their great guns; as they made iittle
or no use of these in the later conflicts. Hsd
Gen. Hooker known how incapable were his
adyersares Of further exertioD he would not
have recrossed the Rappahannock; and, though
the prestige Of success is with them, their
losses, including that of StOnewall jackson,
trench moro severely on their resources than
ours do upon our own. Their "yictory" il
like that of Pyrrhus of MacedOn over the
Romans, of which bo remarked that one more
such would be his ruin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
FAST TESNEsaEE~

The heroic UnioLists of East Tennessee
that is, 80 many of them as have no. yet been
shot. hung hunted out, or forced into the
Rebel ranks--arc again thrilled by hope
I'VE cenno. say how Wen founded) that Gen. Burn
side, at the head Of Thirty to Fifty Thousand
Union soldiers, is advancing 10 their relief;
aud the Rebels at Chattanooga telegraph to
Richmond-probably on the authority OF ex-
Gov Mel :. Brown (who was lately sent TO
them from Nashville rs an inyeterate traitor)-
that
"Andy Johnson has been commissioned Msjor-Gen
sa In hs army with authority 10 organize force d
5000 T,nuss,esn. out 900 ringers.
If tins DO true (and we often get our
frcshest and most accurate adyices OF what 10
doing on our side from Rebel journals), we
trust that tho order dccreeing the extinction oil
Slavery in Tennessee cannot be much longer
DELAYED. If Andy johnson is to raise ten
thousand niggers for the liberation OF East
Tennessee, il will be iDdispensably necessary
TO proclaim the freedom at least Of all loya
persons hitherto enslayed TO Tennessee rebels
that is TO say, Of at least ninety nine humid
redths of all the slaves held this day in Ten
nessee. They maniestly can't fight for us and
grow corn for the Seccsh at the same time
We trust, therefore, that the above Rebel re-
port ia well founded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
CHANCELLORsyILLE.

For week past, tho people Of the loyal
States have been surfeted with extracts from
the Richmond journals boosting that the Rob
els took 10000 prisoners in the recent battle,
between Gen. Hooker's army on tho Kappa
hammock and the Rebel forces led by Gen. Lee.
At length, those prisoners are forwarded TO
City Point for exchange, and the actual count
reduces them TO $500. The Rebels in Vir-
GINA have Seven Thousand prisoners in all to
exchange; but only $500 Of them belong to
the Army of the Potomac. Here are facts in
correction of bulletins whereby We may conf
IDENTIFY measure past aud future vaunts Of Rebel
tIiumphs.
Meantime, the fact remains unquestioned and
unexplained that Gen. Lee hp ample notice
of Gen. HoOker's retreat across the Rappaban-
mock, yet did not venture to assail or moest
him. Crossing deep, rapid river in tho face
of a resolute enemy is always a hazardous III {!
costly undertaking. Rvi rstr:atiHg aero" such
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regimen. lost 225 in action, and has but $50 tit
tor ,uty. The Rebel officers estimate their loss at
s 900. Ice rstions have been cut down 20 one
hound two ounces Of -four, and quarter of round
of bacon per day. Since the battle the divisions OF
Gems. Hood and Pickett have arrived from the
Blackws r.
The q edmond Enquirer Of the nth announces
that five OF six transports landed National 'ro'P" ~
West Point on the day previous and tn"' '"e ~ ="
were engaged in throwing up intrench"'en'' ~
tie point between tie Mattapony and 'no A0''""''
Rivers.
THERE'S no truth in the alleged threatening move
meos of Moseby's cavalry in Loudon ooan'y, ,"'
They number but $50 men, and no raio on inc na.''
more and Ohio or ay other railroad, is at al prop
able, or indeed possible.
The United States fteam-transport Albany, Capt'
Iev;s from New bern, n. c.. on the 18th inst, 81
rived here on Saturday, and reports that noting OF
importance is TRANSPORTING there.
- Lieut.. Col Dave's official report Of the dongS
Of tie Illinois 10Th in $40 S;oneman cavalTy raid, Il
published. 1t presentt facts OF importance not al
ready made known by cur correspondents
-Che application for writ Of habeas corpus in
tie case Of the Hon. Clement l.. Na.landi9ham has
been refused. ....-