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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

1cnsive Jurisdiction in the arrangements for receiving
selling the books.
am therefore rnnch surprised by his s.aterens IN TIE
TYae, ena TRIBusR THE morning tina his booss had bosn re-.
iected by Tho Book Publishers Committee; tr:y, becate
s Committee have had Powc eXeep, to receive subscp
ons end have Therefore rejected nothing sccosdy because
heppepei to know tba. the Ladies' Committe. bad, IN
suisSe manner accepted Mr. Psrtrdses liberal oaeF o.
books witLa sBy regard to The question Of "Ii'uai'm
Very respeciuly H T. fcTfAs'
Nrs oGpES HoFFyGS. che OF The boos Oouiniee'
THE EESTAURAET.
ne Of ts busiest places in the Fair is tbe rsstturo1
Which from the opening until the closing every cay. Is
patron7ed by people who seem to eat nov a'
they stand in need of food but just for the iun OF tne
thing; vet be il for lun or in earnes the receipts Of
s department have added largely to the grand total
Eyerytling here Is busc, but without con'1aion well
ordered walters hasten hther aud ththcr With saVcre
laden With game Of all kinds creams OF ell taTors i9'
lea confections Soups and One assorincut Of wines
The kitchen IS capable OF providing food for from
arco thousand 90 ten thousand per diem, Ehort ne'h
ycne nee or confgsion and further idea OF tic eIten-
siye scale Of the arrangements may be gathered 'Ia
the fact that among the indispensable cceessoios which
had be provided for the reftaurant were eghtytWo
thousand pieces OF crockey and ten thousand pieces Of
glass 30 say nothing ci tue stoftS VI tG"ey paw
ware table linen, sc. One hundred and twenty thou
sand oysters have been consumed in Che course of one
day in the npper and lower rooms The wages OF The
three hundred and fortywo waters and other servants
amount to 500 to So 600 per week and the total er'
pendture Of the establishments reaches from 300 to
s3,o0o per day
in consequence Of the demand made on this depart
ment the ladies ia charge would feel greatly obliged to
tho charitable who viii Immediately supply the Restau'
rant with any Of the following atic.s Fresh neass.
vegetables fresh and in cans; fish, oysiors butter,
eggs salt spices olive OIL chocolate, w.neS beer, cake
especially sponge and jelly.
The ladies respectfully appeal to the benc7olent TO
afford them immediate assistance. They have them
selves spared neither toll personal expense 20 make
The Restaurant success, and they very properly feel
that they doscryo tho aid snd encouragement of The
public to the end that their labor be not wholly in yain
Donations should be seat Immediately to No lte
| West Fifteenth street.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
FROM THE DEpAEruENT or THE
SOUTH.
search FOR Torpedoes-Dcserters from The
Esemy-GGciai List OF Wounded q"
the Enem,'s hands as OIustee-ticnerai


From Our Special Correspondent
JACK soNyuIY, fln April 7, 1904
Since the destruction of the Maple Leaf tor
peioos have been carefully sought in the st johns
River. and one or more are found nearly every day
They are Of the usual lager boerkcG pattern, with cor
ieal ends with ~hich Fort Wagner experience has
fan arzed ns Deserlers and refugees IRE constsnty
arriving aud report that the rarood is being carefully
prepared ior tie use troops by placing torpedoes
undcr he rals at irregular intervals. This measure
will insure the usocssncsf of the railroad 10 the Rebels
themselves when the war s over TIE location o, soic
o. thege tc!pcdocs Is likely 10 ne loreOtNn thu htV
dentg may enBrs. Even during the kebeh9h an ~
tempt {" remove the toTeoeS BY ihe issD.is Ley ..
wanting IN completeness and canton. Ile engineer
whose plen is mi. ~ the torpedces, nn! YET INA s'
hoist by his Owl petard.'
Tho regular influx Of deserers has sUegeted to onr
military rlers organization vi ts sae pc 1od or
tho depletion Of an enenys force ihe ioi1"ihs III
cular .s been sued 10y the Provost Marshal, ahd Viii
doubtless fad its way into tho cremys lines;
OFFICE OF fmr PRovosr hAKsHAL. Disr CO tLoaipA,
DEBT IHE SOUTH. JACKSONVILLE, , "a Ap1A = 10
tos Tie he Rt asios d e, persons aos.-in % eeecae
-ac hereby informed that hey WI not 'sdsr any sI
-,, .he Febel. Th. is fUny given ~ General
Orders no o. Of date feb. III, isG4, from he War De
such refugees s aeSerer1 who arc honest IN t.iI In
rv1Iv opportunity a e1zns in ,cir sus syooatons
th-y eu 0yrnent ON the Un~d Stairs VIII sI
e1pedet be Employed on BE OoToniatni wof' receiving
u1opcf ccmTcns s.,ion for t1Jir Fcryices
All rcfr-res or Aessr,er usy bring horses rsb'
into che uion iioe' VIII be paid Their f1ii ygss; ,s
Lieut. Col snd Provost. Hs1.hsl, District Of E1crds.
On tho C;h inst a courteous letter from the kebc
Gen Potion uderson 10 gGen. Hatch va brought
into our line. by flag OF truce Ii tncl"sei c0Mp'o
list Of tie wounded cf upon NE heid atef 'he hae
Of Olu,:ce after the defeat oi Feb 20. The list ID u
lpil0ys:
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
ARRIVAL OF GhR!BALCl IN ENGLAND.
MAZIgibIig READY TO SAIL FOR MEXICO.
OF MR. STAESrELD.
Gslvxal Assembly c. Delegates Of
Schleswig-Eolstein.

Tho steamship Saxonia from southampton on
April g. Nitlttwo days later news from Europe than
thai brought By tic Glasgow, arrived here yesterday.
The stIalasian arrived April2.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
Naval.
DEPARTURE OF THR UNION.

The g. S. steam transport Union LEFT the
Lower Bay for yesterday afternoon and proceeded
on her wsy to Port Royal. Sic had on board large
cargo Of seres provisions and neceesariea for the
south Atlantic Squadron and a force Of seameu and
officers destined MI up vacancies in the different yes
sells bhe also haG an Immense mail.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
flse As1os..:fd'ress.
fAsHTcIoE. EondsS. Ap11 je, 1854
yHR CAL TcE TROOPS IN MARCH LAST.


wHR CAL TcR TROOPS IN MARCH LAST.
In ORDER to,orrect erroneous impressions il is
proper o. stae Lat the Presdeuts order Of March fast
-rcui-ea taGt a1ounts OF men raised by voluntary
snlrtnent. b'nade Up 20 April y, and :hs draa bo
made as sOon hereafter practicable. No authority IS
given for TIE sser,ioa !Ant It wM take place the lat
SNsy Thee sFe more or l.-e ns.-----ry and r,e De
lays oonrectr witt proper adjustment of accounts
with Yievis daft; Bat The reports Of additional and
paEesl ones " Sich currency has been given serve
Srrnly 20 incrSs &c difsoalties.
POSTAL CBNUSiCATIoS WITH BRAZIL.
athe bll wibh recently passed the House TO
sgsA Alisb postal communicates ietveen the United
Stsa sid BTSSt Is likely TO oset she approval cs she
heaal. No sahldles are intended sDd The amount To
10 aap4 nded is III u exceed $1,000 and tie service
IL TO b<s thrown 9eR 70 competition. The carefully col
bc4-d "a ets and gures produced in As Alleys speech
q the s jco sowing wherein by OuE neglect Nc have
Ia. imrnsl ,se rseHue while Gy9at Britain has been
h=gey Len, htedby her postal pd,cy viewed in a com
,ne-cal conn ectin. secHred 10 the sreSia
support than Waexpocted in sho present oond.on Of
tke country.
THB DEPARTMENT or WEST TTsSRsgBE.
MajOr-Gen. :. G. Wsshburue Of Wisconsin
aas beon orders i.o take command Of tho Department
Of West TeDness. in place Of Gen HurIbut, who has
hoan relieved sndordered to report by eer to the Ad
ftant General at Washington. Gen. Wssiburne VEN
hns oily to-day 70 homphis.
f8 TEK-PoRTY LOAE.
The subscriptions TO the ten-!orty loan, re-
Scrsed 10 the Treasury Department to-day amounted 10
eAoes.soo
EIoHr LESSONS OP THE RoUsE
The resolution passed to-day for pight ses-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
ROTguzal.

The Cortes have been prorogued until Nav
a. rhe Kings proposed tour meets with great oppo-
sion.
An Austrian squadron is assembling at Lisbon. Two
more ships nave arrived.
The Duke Of Palme.ta died April .
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
The Eusc

A dispatch from Corfu SAYS: The transfer Of
the Ionian Islands Greece viii take place on pril o.
A battalion has been dismissed at Nssolonshi Tor
muiiny.
Intelligence from Constantincple states that Prince
See Eighth Page,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

NATIONAL BANK.-The First National Bank
OF Jerscy City went nts operation yesterday. Psst
dent J. 3. Fox; Cashier, Michael Sanford.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
]. Buckley. 4, r-oin.

p McOinniss. F, ler. J. Buckley. 4, r-oin
81 Gahne + let arm and back Cor. ~. Long c, of, lee.
Peacock X neht thigh A. iicylick, C. leg ampuigted.
A. Peterson rgh, thigh 10 T. Tranor other psi.ieaisf
hospital. gwen.
Cor H. GraIer c, right side. O. Lane, c. no other pArss
died Mach g. lars given
H. Green ID, thigh, in hos e. Wagran' &, no ohof par
pital. pculirs gwen -.
Gil.or Eurse thigh In hos h. Monea, A. other par
pilcl tcuarE given.
Henry Porter T. Unknown. Il Maxwell, IS, unknown
Peter Uaight a, unknown. lanes Wilson H. uii1howh'
Io.is Niaif l. unkpewn Alex. Whitas, q, unknown
John Anderson d. pnl nowu. lons Rosas, II, unknown.
Jobn III omss d unknown. James Jun-n, nnsnoen
E H. E.eupsr 4 unsnoyn. n. AteHstcii, H. unknown
rrGuTU II & COLOnED TROOPS.
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C-rrCr OF fnI PKovosr hAKiHAL, Dlsr. cr FLohipA,
Li.m. Col. ord Provost. Hs1.hsl, Disir
poErY Y.sRyRNrn NEw.YoEK.

Edwin Place = no pasi- WIN. Asie r noi -cpndes
Mi..oci s seilr sfr'' =, d. Rcasfd sehsSrr, o. 60
J,Iei ts,on K do Usrou. Gorishte, =, do
JShn IcAti.sao. II, do. HeTasn Oiust, r, do.
Jerepist Iiy1sy K, Do. Deuu- Eelly, c. d,
Js4e. a Jab--'y K, Do. d Bsitt,ey, ~, A., 90, SS
james Wall T.. DO John Gious d. do.
Deyd sirIy on c, ch .iirh T e.. Williams. le, snis
Frnri. Ckri.ieI1sa a. ,oo,. Jobr GnllaeT. B ,hi,h
wm. Cogwsy D. ,i.b 4 raallins , i,li IL .,l., .lsnd'r
foTE Ris.,s f %''r - s. % %sosa, ' w. fss flsio - '
ii.Ily sty!rs, 4, lsi ..ds. opAHl. Smith. 3. io+
Jas Eati!sou B ct brosst. John Dsyerou, ID, sbdcucn
1T TIM F2s!4s a Il In ss'' sl@ :is 8sa HT e. & s isS : s4
81. EooA, H. lislt ios ai-p1t d. Johnson a; O!o""
J. Rsiner, J., I'm bs .@gardj Yousser " ioOh
". Jsc,sou, A. en snsi.. J. khola"n, r. hand.
An,oi? eTuaan = both leg r. ,5a.srh ~ rkh' % gIess
%, D. o'1 d,,5 ~ f' mn y,tt ,i.b He:sl aDIt4 c. hp
NJ BELLY B. alm end lsg D. W,itfon, II, di,d Feb t5
- leoaald, ies and ana" !. & Ea,aa I4' a r-d A"'''
!. ilons.s, !, es and foot; Z. oTens o riss, sron
Gywee A. no r ticul,fs e. ~ p,hos' ~ no t,[li.'
a. o9r9n pas;.euis., S,rai, G. ne Piii,'1,.9,I,
Adam Coye ksno psyticuisrsG whitman = 40 pI IS-!.'.
4 whts G. 10 p-I;ieqI' J" A. OEe.H l. no pa5i,,.aiA
A Goa.sa, .o psitirulars.J l-n' A. no particulars
~. d. Du-Hc!y, {, no parcu5 Pirman A. no PeI,i:ia,
r. G,dsser T. no pArticuar I'd Knox {. peroa!ars.
r. n Dsrn-y. r. particulars.
FIFTy-EoCRIH MASSACHUSETTS.
Geo. BSo@n g. no pa.iic cl!az- " H. h!',cEei;, r. mp
j.. Gooldch G Parls Geo. Hcr t. no piitlcnhf'.
Henry - A. no parti uars. JoI Artit, h, patti aafE
Ben. Basee,r, Z. parties Adsm ho.s noPsItcoas
VIM frs X particulars, EdM John'on, H. no I-iis.
Isaac Hawkins d no pa tics Fred Mitchell. A. no pbTtcs
Robt Riley +. Particular Henry Sander + no pa'ies
Julun Williams, ID, body. w. J. Suith, G. no pGttys
Ja..r Charpiu X thigh. Cl,s Rru-leS q, no psrtfts
T0fTTTTH uhsSACHUSETTs
John II T.y,or Il unknown JnO. n Cumming H. prt.onef
Mo8cs j. Ssuri~fs X, Unkn'n Samuel fry r, prsonef'
Coo. IL iiEuRhtog. II. pr.sOies.
YI.sT q. &. AEIILLAEY.
W u. Socko- H. both lese VIM. L-raw " no rsr-ie1if'
TL. Dvtp. a. no cusIs Ad Lher foy ~ no PaItl hfs
John shee, n particulars.
TInED U. s. ARTTLLEGY.
rbnosbv Cous C. bsck. Anthony Price, y, head
". ID. Williams, body.
THIRD BUODT ISLAND ARTILLERY.
Jam7- HsTds, g. TO particulars.
1-oe rnar mare unknown. died FEB ~.
.rrp rArruIi.D AgD YIFT EJ.SIH SEw-Y0lR
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Amos Hufi, 30 particular.
Trsrel Cox. no particulars.
John Walker, no pafticulafs.
.soml Walters, no particulars.
lsanc Hubbs, no particulars.
G9oTge Burton, no particulars
WE. Rrcndi, II. no particular
Jos. Thompson, X, no pcrtic'I
Jas. Blake, A, no particulars
Joe Smith. d, no particulars.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
SEVENTH kEw-HAMPsHikE.
John hoddin. O, DO.
sEvEN1H CnNNFCT1CUT.

John Brown, !, nCt wosaled
but prisoner.
Ant Pels, ID, no particulars.
J. Goodrich, u. 10 partleuisr'.
Fnnk AlgsT, II, no particulars
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
FROM wAsHHN' 'HToy.

Al r,psscb TO The N. Y. n
"N'n'N ION, Monday, April le l0'''
THE AK 6Y APPROPRIATIONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

The Bouse. Appropriation bill for the suppot'
saaArue for tho ue,t year. was reported from the
sOsSoe Committee Of the Senate to-day os =" res,
,Ddsn. amended among other things so as
tr the item Of 8 9356io for hospital stores O''uNs'
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

ADJ u W NfAF Aauf ~ ''s
q. Robinson. X, ies and side.
&. Dorsey, A, leg ard ankle,
W. Dickinson, r. leg.
ID. Waiiinson, II, leg and ,rIn.
Jerry Long &, thigh, dina
March 2.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
THE DRAFT.

The probability is that there will be no dian
in this city under the last can for 10000 men, ~ al
tina, lacking yesterday 20 conpetc or quota vai
1900 and some odd men. There are 90 rr-onlisted
ye.ornns who have no. yet received their houNty ali
when these dr.rc;cd from our qaot i III make L
80 much lower.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19

Tho. Benedict, A, no parties.
Shade Crystsl. G, no parties
Sam'l White. y, no pos icrlaIS.
Wm. A. Jennings, A, no palI'.
Heury Henry. h, no partic's.
John A. Jones, a. no parties.
Franklin Lynch, /, no perties
Jno. a. Conart, r. no parties.
John Blacksona. h, DO paILie q.
Rob't Robertson, II, no psrts.
= - -. l. o.. partf.ulara
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-19
~ cnInRIn TROopS.

Is. Tu-ucs. ! 10 particulars.
q. lIoas.r, G, no particulars.
u. ~. Cam, 4, 10 part. alaI..
". horphst, G. no particulars.
W. Moss, --, no psrtir ulsfI.
Ri syepc-r, r. 90 I.artie alafs-
A. Onmsn. p, no puticaitis.
u. Spencer, g.. 10 psrticu..rh
n. Gociman, Il 40 p.Fsic oisfs'
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

cana WILL BUY THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
P5OD of u nicc iariware crocEery. Wnod and WI
low Ware Store il applied for this nice stand for
hsness. sickness the only for sens Apply Ut S2t
Nv avenue. near Toupsins Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

DUaNlsHED HOUSE TO LEr-OE FOURTEENTH
u street: sc0 month. Also ooe near FIFTH avev"e
800 One NsdiS,n aveaue SIPS. One ON Twenty
fecpnd street. pary furnAhed. $50, and board lady aDs
ADAMS CO. e53 broadway. N
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

4 VERY LARGE ELEGANTLY FINISHED HOUSE,
~ on the fih avenue tna nsg borhnot OF Dclmon
tos Will be rerrd for clubs furnsned complete with
sver cutlery crGekery he idg &c would be
esptnsb,e 'ap ~ or term of years: house
AGENT. see rrs boafaas houses need apply Ad.
dress W. u ie:aid Office.
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

- i x
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALR-AT VERNON
"A Valley Essex county, n j.. near Boon,aeid, the
Morris and Essex Railroad hour New York beau
tTGy situated, embraces about sixteen with be IN.
provements VIII be sold chcsp and reasonable terms.
Apply to a. 8. BOYD, Hobokcn. or C0UDEXr BROS, ~
Wall street.
A sLENDID FARM FOR sALE-LocArED IN THE
n village Of Bc iepor l.. H. containing abont
hall under higa state of cultivation and balance IN
wood and This farm is, the Great South Iav.
f,r beauty of scenerv j. being ~ view
tbs Great South Bay ana Al ante ocean, The housc is
and and Ia pcrl the house 10 afgr
vegetable garden, well si0ked with tho chuice kinds OF
frHi and hl'o trcnh0uss iled with ants.
On tbe pteascs large barns house sa
bee wortshNp. washhouse. -mosehorse icehouse aud
otter buildings for fatmsg purposes The said budsgs
are IN good order nnl for convenience and but nnot
be snrphse1 Uood hshing and funniEg: roe muc re-
sorted to by spotisnen ony and hall hours ride
tfou uners POINT raArotd. Nil BE- Eoil cheap. Pos.
session nmecaieiv For further parucuisrs inquire OF
HEhitl W TITUS, Beioport Ia l., or UPTON TITUS,
- Exchange PLACE
A VALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF OK ACRES.
n situated 10 Chatham, n. j. - niles from New York.
for ala exchange desirable civ Property on
8c also vel cilt store houc. .x3n TIC whole prep
ses hanaumey laid cot and ve stocked with all knfs
81 ft Toe properly Is ccedincy desirable ana ts OF
fsre1 tar sale low favorabi- Immediate possess
son given Apply p j. A. NAs bUShIEA 70 FoGrth axe
hne'SoIncr oi ienth street. Ell. -
A Ngw uoUsE on CARLTON AvEauE, BROOK.
N ln ior sne low, terms ~ SUR " th all ths nusArn
improvements. pIseess i0tMcastnlvs
passed. Apgy - wYoEOFF& LITTLE. Montague s,roes.
near Court BROOKLYN.
A coon tNtT or iss ACRES. NEAR TIE RAIL.
~ road isa 81 faiies on phs sland goa targ1 nu y
ing aagn .uncU " mott s lha cr"s.a ~ 800 ti
'eras aaSg. LsA bUNGE. No. Chambers 1T
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

FURNISHED DINING. BILLIARD AND RAF
"A Roetn TO et In one - TO largest hotels down town
frahabe business be done. besides
billiards. A,uly NJ Fran House, corner Of FrankIor
VILLAIN strcets
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

arNc. suNroN SQUARE, NEXT TO THE sPING-
n ,sr i,use. Roonss 70 lct look ng TIN park A's
fine: location VIII he let low dur
the mnnths. Lsew'sn fine Basement for doo
tor. ohce, or any light hls.ness.
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

y iarg. evera liunses. containing and all the
modern particularly ndaptable 10 mercha
dn ng business - the ETY. Apply to Mr.. HAMlLrON,
| l39 Brna!wuy, rom IL
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

LACrORY-FTRSr FaOoR TO LEr-2LxllO WELL
shted. with wilton pnwrr J West thirty sevens
street. rpy &. PARTRIDGE. - Front street kiss
Apartments on the irfs n"er mouse 2l5 West Thirty
App on the rlnises.
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

coon FAItI or is5 ACRES, NEAR rHE RAID.
~ road sftan. - fees long sand good targ@ aui "
inss a5gu uncU ~ mott 81 ~ hs crops .1i ~ R1V f
'eras seiSg. L.A BuNCE. No Chambers ~
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

no LEr--AT CORNWALL, on THE HUDSON. 4
j very convenient cottage house. parsly fGrr bed
heaui uilY ed the lantias, aud NIT o
iruit trees and good garden srru,a tppv TO
G. >. DESPARDs IS Wall street. or
street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

FURNISHED HoCS2 TO LET-wirH ALL THe
lcrn rroveasnts. nt bsrgsin.' until the lsto
Nav l>G5. in elegant orcr possession Immediately Ap
Ply At ~ East Seventy-tAird strect
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

TugNISHfD COTrliE ON TUE SEA SHORE, Al
y kncsaway, IA stabr lee house. arden. &C. y
let for Jny and Au.ut. of naesr Apply TO H. LCDOW,
Co, No. Pine street or W. II. BOLTON, on tho pre-
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

EoR sAL1-A NEAT MARKET. SITUATED Oh 0MD
II OF the leading aveuueA Win bs aid q The
intends leave the oy For particulars inquire -
x21 Third avenue, until sold
The New York herald., 1864-06-17

| TO LET-hr CARNANSviLLE CORNER or nlSf
street aud Eleven aveuue. new iiou - beant iny
on uy.ncs,
ccei wsshtubs, wnicr. and all modern lproyemens ~
Sp. the premises, e. at - West ihrG
, 1864-06-01

and It t. BY the blessing Of the Great Being per-
The French people md the ,Frerca army are
From ione nrsetlce speak French nearly tho
satre 40 English, and excellent opportunities for
acquiring Information. both going through Franc:,
returning, and agatn on my late T1sit
could have believed It. On ny say{oe a'v5si
ahnnt The Enpe1or and Mexico, pees3n,a, Iastne.s,
Etrrgeofs private to1diera and officers. go Of into
torrents oi invcctire a@atoee the Emperor, such ns
ccald hardly hsyc imagined, aaa that II the ores:
Ltu,s XVI and Merie Anto'ne.se may not ba 30
distant as such people suppose. The French ARE
fierce. te1y and hsngbty race, ana na'J lo,k on
the Emperor - sitting On nc peak OF Volcano IN
ron WIN naturally 1aAt 70 know what the
French themselves put forward as taeis principal
!. For each Of the lnst three years the couscrip-
.lsa hss s1es her beea CO.. ysS' 'e previous %
II. One hundyed thousand having been sent to
Mexico (apd the French hate sea ToyHges), Of
which only s, 600 at mott re1nain alive:
.e1ccted a. heinc tie most Republican. tho most
Legitim1st or the most osleaulsf' md the 3ona'
paftist regiments kept honE.
". That Republican. IeEiimtst, and 0rlea7ibt
officers were unfairly exchanged into the doomed
regiments. .-,.-...-.
Y. Thai the luxury, vice and extra.a9ance oishe
court ase beyond measure, and the finances Of the
county IRE scriourly suffering thezeftom.z
VI. That the turbulent policy Of the Emperor
T. the nGs III ie1f s
doub. ibis IL quite trae.) The French don't Like
~ BE- brought without Cause, Into war with three
Nations at time, and they think.1 believe with
.o 1s .1 fn'1i .. 'hna a1ss % va T6en tss
whole Mahonmedan population Of Africa, with
Turkey, Btx-a Yery poor loOE-out
, 1864-06-01

Il most intelligent and capsule Ensllshmau Of
the Liberal school, who has recently twice tn
Eersed Europe from London to. stambou1, Ia pri-
ynte letter to the editor Of the N. 7. 11une thus
epitumizes the situation:
have made q most attentive Investigation OF
tie etste OF puhl,c feeling In Turkey. Greeee,
ltsly, France and Switzerland, and Wil g1Te ypu
brief reE1me on which you n1ay depend: :,
The Turks, Arabs, aud all the tlahomcdan tribes,
hnte The Emperor OF the French, aud NO doubt Sc
rious war may be expected In Ageria, and along
the whole OF Northern Africa.
The Greeks h4te the Emperor OF tho French:
1et, because he euFports the Pope, whom tue
Greeks think the Etealeat enemy nf their religtou4
have taken entirely 10 the British A1llance.
The Italians hate the Emperor Of the French,
with tuch hatred IS only Italians perhaps can
First Because, they eay, he gave money to Ital-
Ian soidit1s to shoot Garibadi: that br1yands,
dressed az Eolie1s, paid witt French gold, did the
act of assassination. q am myself fully pursnad-
ed that they are right IN that.)
SECOND, Because he keeps their Capitol {Rouae)
away RON them and hA1 done Ill he conid 10 keep
m confpeIoa and buesndzse:to dsnntte and enslaye
1tcm, instead Of nni1tng them and Hberatingg
Th;rd Becauee brcaiipe hIa eolen,u promise, he
tetruyrd them nt1er the Victories Of &outehe{o,
,Mpcenta and solf rtno-
Forth, Becauae the 1talianeare republicans, and
be Emperor IL tbs Res5nted denToJe1 @ o. Ea1opeaa n
now lie t1ess1uym also Of American hspnohean-
III Tie swiss.; hate napoleon. becsuse they sre
rcp :hlfcsne, md good ones. and kuo" hin TO DO
the rscheruua enemy Of liberty.
Eut. what l. more Important than hhths rest,
, 1864-06-01

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EEpROG B11TERs, II sny soch there b.. read M
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caAs. 5. Collector OF the Port of Lou'
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