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, 1864-06-02

Courier says:
An incident, which In these parts Is held
to be Of considerable gravity, has not been
fully described in the London newspapers.
and has consequently not excited tho atten-
ton It deserves In England. In the Senate,
come days back, the cracked-bFained Marquis
de Boiesy, In one of those eccentric speeches
for which he is SO famous, hcnped, as usual,
much abuse on England, and said some very
offensive things Of the Prince Of Wales per
sonally for having visited Garibaldi. In the
next meeting Of the Senate he complained
that all he had said about the Prince had not
been reported In the Monitetsr, though that
Journal is supposed to give verbatim accounts
Of all speeches,
some Of the language us d by De Boissy was
30 gross that 1t was discreditable to a lsgisla-
tive body, and that lie had consequently taken
on himself to order the reporters Of tile Mon-
iteur not to reproduce it. De Boissy COM
planned angri]y Of this, and offered to repeat
the offensive words; bnt, after violent
scene with the President. he was silenced
in yonr London contemporaries; but what
they have not given are the words which SO
shocked the President Of the Senate.
Here. as sou will suppose, the greatest Gu
riosity has been manifested to ascertain them.
They we're, 1t turns ont, shameful in the ex-
treme-scanda1ous, fnfamous-so much so
that It IL, believe me. with great hesitation
that repeat them: "When the Prince Of
Wales went to Garibaldi, he must, We may
suppose, not have known what he was do
ing; he was, no doubt, as his custom is
drunk!" This believe is the first time that
In French Legislature, or any other, the heir
to throne has been branded with q disoui-
citing and odIous vice-a vice to which no
gentleman now descends. But the base ca.
lumniator did not stop here: be actually in-
siuuated that another nlustrious personage.
, 1864-06-02


The following is only q partial list Of dis
tinguished losses among the Confederates
during the late battles, gathered from Con-
federate dispatches:
Lieut.. Gen. Longetreet, wounded; Mai, Gen. J.
E. B. stnaft. killed; Mai. Gen. Edward johnson,
captured; Maj: Gen Heth. Of Va, wounded; Nal.
Gen: Picket, Of Va, wounded: BRIG. Gen Walker,
Of Va, leg on; Brig Gen. Stafford. Of L., wound.
ed Brig. Gen. Jennings, OF s. C., killed Brig.
rlously wounded: Brg. ten. Bcnning, sefloasly
lard, q s: c., wounded; Col. Kennedy: wounded !;
Col. Herbert, Of Ala, wounded; Col. Konloye,
G5iee, killed Col. Sheffield, Of e., wounded Col.
wounded Col Winston, Of n. c., wounded; Col.
Lane. Of n. e. wounded; Col. Sanders, Of n c.,
wounded; Col. Falnru, OF Ga, wounded: Col.
Cs!teE: q r.; Killed: Co; Miller of s. wound.
Of n: g, kIlled; COL Iavidson, Of 4. q, captured;
e.. y: y; Randolph, Killed; Col. Binney, oi
Col ". T. Hastsneld. Of Ga, wounded: Col. Croft,
Of Ga. wounded; Col. y. Il. Wl'ds, Of La,
wounded; Col. ". G. Hodges, OF Ca, wounded ;
Col. D. Willet, OF La, wounded
, 1864-06-02


F1rtt. Of growing crops. tho Morgan county 1a.<ue
says: I'VE are informed blythe farers ID rnts 7lctn
II tnas shef8 never Eere oetter prospects for crops
tnap tne present. 1he "asas especially Is IN nno
The Grant county E'nfoa says: From every source
nj e. ses e. 1s
condition a. conld oe visbed[ppssensly not ID lbs
}Si Eed 4as apRSs f a1ees aFa
The Hendricks county Ltdrer SAYS: "The prospects
fer eheat are tar better than they mnuth sEo
Iii II s
there viii be an average crop IN our county. Theze
1s gong to be much better Yield OF feu1t also shsn
wasthonghs for Old orchards that have not been
apPle. Tne prospects ID yonnx orchards, au1 orch
a1ds tSst have been severely trimmed. ara NOT
Tho Owen County journal SAYS: "App1es promise
ahunGantlJ, while soosebe1ict Taspberties Do viii
be plenty. STRAWBERRIES are re,nas kehr luxurtant,
% assS A
loo, very nne, with fair average yield"
The Michigan City Eeetstr eaYs: :" Cpon1n inquiry we
learn that the wheat crop will he much rester than
and t9t segment warm Feather vinz had tendency
to make ri grow quite ln1ur a.tl. There are, how.
egtr. aces upon knolls anh other high grounds,
of. that It will be hardly wnrth harvesting though
IT, iosaes arc few. and will not lessen tho 5ield
in lis s:sK SeH n
coed a. II has been At this season Of sne year for
1hs Yeysy Rxreas :ay.; "An vegetation IN this
The Eando!ph onrna! rays OF the frut, that gra
are nearly a kl!eu but apples prom tairly
rtes Of tho hardy tind air peaches pi1s, cherries
The Union cit, Eagle, Of the same county says the
Wheat Is still improving. ana the prospect is excel
, 1864-06-02

Ibefc Wa f8l1 attendance on CnAnEe Today, but
owing - the decline In gold and tho sdrance In
the noon reports OF gold eame In, there
tlvsty and \ better feeling IN the market.
Flour was dull, mainly owing to An advance Of Sc
pef brl In freIgh:s, aud the dI nifty experienced In
shipping Immediately By propellers. but thesu Was
no change In rs1ces- OILY about too brt1 changed
hardA at ss.Oe@al5 for white winter extras; $7-5a9
7so for red winter t1tras; $57587oo for common to
choice spring e1tras: and IS = for spring saper.
The Wheat market ruled fiat, and wo note decline
II prices Ct fully lc per bushel-w1h sales Of about
II, bushels at 4l.2:G127H Tor No. Spring tlsa
@t 254 for No. Spring; and 4te091 aA for Rejected
spxing-the market clottbg quiet At el.71 for No.
nnd 81 2&fGl.25 for 10. 2. The demand WIS almost
eo1ey on account OF &hort sellers-the advances in
e!ghts baying driven the shippers out OF the market
for the present.
a1hese was great activity In the Corn market with
IN unusualy bri.k shipping inquiry. and we note an
sdysnce In No.z Of H9lc per bushel. OF al grades
about sn 900 bushel. wereapld, at sI.o for prime old
River High Mixed afo.t: &t.E31.1t for No. : River
Hieh> Mixed A1oat; S1IiH@l15 for No. Corn IN
store; t1o1K91io for NO. Corn in sore; and $toa3
6 for Rejected Co.n in store. At the close thare
wos very a*tlye demand itr No. Corn, which was
ecarce Ut s1l5. snd No. 4 waa steady and tolersby
n1n 1t $iISl9llo. .:
Oats verr in moro active shipping denand. andwe
rote m advance In prices Of A8Hc per basael Win
tales Of about l7e.nto bushels 1t 6sa6s4o for MOL
std H96ee for No. 2-tho market closlng steady at
HHc for Fo.L .-
Rye AZ Barley vcre entirely neglected. and quota-
ticDs e1e nominal.
The market for Hehw,nes suffered = decline Of 10
p<r gallon, With sales Of about 800 brls, It tls8
ts7H-clotlug quiet It t133a11sH.
T1s1e weS good demand for Aess Pork, and tho
maktt ruled rn 1t full prices. With sales Of 80 hsls
city packed 1t ~ e and loo bsls y se9 Lard WIG
, 1864-06-02

The Copperhead papers published in the
East sssert that Howard, the proclamation
fozge,, is and always has been Republican.
This is not correct. He was Republican up
to about year ago, when he abandoned that
party and Joined the opposition. He has
since been most Jealous aud interruptions in
maljgning the action Of his former allies.
Not Union man In Brooklyn, who became
prominent either in his support of tho Gov.
ernment OF in advocacy Of the principles by
which the Government was and is guided,
but has been bitterly assai1ed through the
columns of the Eagle; By the pen Of this man.
Even the late magnificent Lincoln demon
stratlon in the City Of Churches MAS ridiculed
and secuted BY the Eagz's reporter. The
copperheads, in charging Howard with Re-
publican sentiments, arc guilty Of gross
falsehQpde.
, 1864-06-02
THE n. T. WAR RDEnIOCRATS.
True to tho Union and the Flag,

True to the Union and ttRa F2nv
-----
ihe war democrats OF the State Of Ne"
YORK have formed thorough organization,
including state Committee Of three from
each Judicial district, for the purpose fgiv.
ing greater strength and more efficient CO.
operation to the Union party In sustaining
the nominees Of the Baltimore Convention.
They recognize The fart that wb,,r the s.. ons..
49,. -s,ssh 49, ta-s.sea". s.s ~ w.
trne Dannocratfc Marty frono ffs onnoror4.
..as ~ .,sa,. sa.,a & a.. ~ erFo.o r.
maf aealu coine up a1tef tne 1eturn o1 Peace,
rendering the preservation of the Democratic
orooriv,7,on das;-eh1a ret row +ba .onoa ~
tss mn,aa a.a .,a ono,th.o~ no asu ~
are s1,ne,ior tn all other issues Thav mora.
~ =" Ao7"e'' 1"J a1o.
over haEea just PRIDE IN preventing the de-
mnrrntic name from he1np wynn as a e1nnk
-. 80 =. -. ~ .,lu,. :.
1or t1a1to's' ana 70 aso4o all possloMty OF
II thev ara dpfnrnfnad tn Ena1< n fhnp,-
, 1864-06-02
JAYRE'S SAhAIlVE Pills

Are 1ecs mmended with tho Kro4telt eonnd.nce. er.
petence .vng demonstrated then - he Tar superior
10 any other In rsn. being more mid prompt, safa
and uniform In tnclr ope iatlon Whiso using them
particular cars IL required. and patients may u1t and
drink usual. Age will impair them ~ hes
30 combined as to slvaJs readily d1ssovo In tho ON
sch. In small doseHthey arc slterativo and aeztz
laxative, butfin largo doses actively cstnafac
cleansing the whole anentAry canal from al putr
irritating and fecal matter.
For DYSPEPSIA tnesa Pills are really ~ tnyalus-
bio article, gradually changing the vatsd
Of fha Stomach and Liver. and producing healthy &C.
ton In those Important organs. In oag stand
Ing. cure will be more speedily effected BY u.lpe IN
conjunction with tho Pills. eithst JAYSE'a ALTER.
ATlVE OF TONIC VEHA1FU8R, according 70 asrso-
tons.
Fer I1vEE COMPLAINT. Govt, JAuap1cx, Ayyx0-
1ross o. Tu1 BLADDER AND KIDNEYS, FKvans, ME-
ToCsSzss, DrsEAsKs OF THE sK1S, IxpurTrT or ruK
BLOOD. Sick HKADAcu1. Cosg1vx1kss, P118s, F.
MALE DAMAGES k1p BILIOUS ArYEo14oSe, these
Pills ha7e proved Themselves emtnensly auccuAfE.
Ali that II asked for theta Ia 1air trial
II For sale by Druggists eyerywhcre.
m9St.h1S3 SkTu tbs 4 SAT Idn
, 1864-06-02

RA3s1xa or TIE Knx.-1he work Of raising the
OF ~ t. Sn
to be Eaisee BY means Of chains. scows place
srd fhe il thea diaTn ar 81 seTeT, The hai 1sst
Ipon an 9a ssoE wnien Was sasS some years .go. -
H e IN me under
TIE PEor11IEa AoHAwK ox F1ax.-on Saturday
sy5a se Wits 4
shove Hew;orr. The Captain was taking on bis
nhsa &: e Tasa ss ssa ~
on trs The rs nad caught IN The portess room md
r. ssse 6 r.
The Captain IS an old dstman and kneH e1actly how
s r. e
ihs aan,ss we're sxtingnshed; not: howeyeI wlthout
the bsggsEe belonging to the psssenSe SeEs. which
sse 10 he boat and los of basrsfa VII, Teaen ii o
s5a fF tzs Teri
s, a II M = s9s. ss @sa s3
sued. Ine aro cauaht IN the potter's room It t.
ss5 I'D I'd ssass e. r.
o .oa
From AMARop1r1H-ArrRAT on yuE. Paor1ILkK
ans SRs7 Pr asg
She ,eso5 tns s.Hs5s 9nis xnsy .s y
KILLS s ~ !ns a.
plsce. tEhiss coming down. two passenyers-m'neEs
TSnpsd a WEE Se9 s.%s r5.a Il sos y I'D
quette.. be wens on shore. collected togsthsT
1nop p'tb Boarded II sho % STEAMER. .bsss.enna @ the
e,,e ct ye4gesnee on the man who na4 whipped tha
nht H. qases f9 aas tasz
and otherwise causing dam1ze, The steward Inter.
fered vhen the party st upon him and best him most
sS} sst e. saea o1ss tasssns Gaa Z ss sia
time. and the captain backed biz vetset into the bny
stored and tho propeller ~ permitted daisa load.
dressed, snh he Is now Improving rApidy.-lbkl.
, 1864-06-02

IN linitfd demand and nrm, With a..e, Of ga tres
rsims city steam IN lsta At lsxc.
eAt II Qules but firm 1t s:.4o for New Flte md
tzae for Old.
Grain neiEhts have advanced IL = buthsl on aall
yestels and eso OK propclese There were slx char
ters msde 1t 120sc for corr 10 Buffalo, and &c far
the same BY prspeezs, And 1scfor wheat 10 osweko
oy SAIL 1he dtdelsneo Of rates bsveen ts Ct ssil
seeth ano to-day. u IN conseSuenss Of taa
anxiety Of corn shippers 70 ret tht1r ttocks forward
= ~h1lA the naSkets It the Kast are buoyAn.. The
fsesht On -four BY propeller hsa adv1nsed &c bsl-
tie rates to-day being aAo ~ Boston. and %11e 10
New Tork-
Tho receipts Of Hides asa sti1 mail but ful1y equal
to the demand. At pteyiouR sales the market Is toll
efnhlJ E but quiet some Enal 1o&s OF very choice
Green cured hhTe been etld 1t Ike, but the market
price does not exceed lie. aua axe fer Dry Flint
In Carbon Oh thtre hAs been considerable sctiy1ty
In eonseauenee Of taEse sales msde In P1tabusx TO
reeu1aiors chiefly. for present and future delivery
At tho highest rates ever giyen In that market prees
he1e have advanced axain:c Ser sallen n bess Whits
and straw OIL We quote White as 7t27:c And sraw
st6.&tec.
The receipts Of Lumber hare BEEN vary limited,
with few carEes In the MARKET Choice lumber il ae-
tlyo ind very lrm common lumber and jo,sts are
dali and weak. e1Esd Shingles arc IN good dsm&1d
and very Azun. Shaved in very limited demand.
In Groceries there has been moro actiy1ay especial
~ In the leading staples. Ihe Rtrong upward tendeu-
ey and increased demand III Now York has given
hrrne7 tone 10 this market. with greater trmnew
In sugar there has been moro active inquiry, both
for md refined Al the present quotations Of the
market Iobhsrs are indispssed to III any but Gman
orders.
1here ID more active demand for Tea, although
the market u still far from beng 4et1re Holders OF
stocks seem pretty confident that prices will 20 high.
er, nnd consequently are not disposed 70 maize any
concessions.
Tho supply OF old Cheese is very lirnltsd. Few
Cheese l. in rather better supply with rodtrato d.
1nsnd. Pr1cea rule very nEm and unebanked.
In dried Apples the market continues quiet, md In
email supply. especially Of choice Michigan and East
ern Apples. There u decline In previous quota
tlons, 1t which the transactions generally small.
Tho market Tor Beef Cattle haa bean considerahly
more actt1e, but With very small supply transsc-
ttons have been much restricted. Of the entire re-
celpts about as head arc being shipped through on
owners account to Plttsbusg or the Easern arktts
The entered sales At The yards amount to lSj head
s6.tn@e124. Prices nra with an advance OF 5oc On
pr, vious quotations.
In Hcgs there has been an active steady demand
hut entirely tor shipping Former Quotationz have
been fnlly sustained. but advance hss been con-
ceded. The entered sales amount to ana head, at
$6.osGa7.7s, mostly at 81 e5a7.5t gross.
, 1864-06-02
Amess Wrought Iron Cannon,

l
The Winsted (Conn.) H<rald states that
Mr.. Au,es, At his iron works, Falls Village,
is constructing fifteen wrought iron largo
! guns on an order from the Government,
which he obtained BY direct application to
the President, after inefctunlly irving at the
| Ordnance Department. The process Of con-
structiDg them is different from the cooled
| system Of building up, which was invented
By Professor Treadwell, and aftcrward taken
up b, Armstrong, and it seems to consist in
Welding blocks to the mass until 1t becomes
Of the required dimensions. The whole
| process must be completed before tue maas
| is allow ed to cool. For this eeyeral furnaces,
and powerful steam hammer are required,
and the construction is carried on with m.
pidity.
Mr.. Ames' proposal to the Ordnance Bu-
rcau, according to our recollection, was to
nuke 500 FOUNDER wrought Iron rtded gun,
which should stand charge Of eighty or
was to be q, coo pounds, and tho price dol
lar pound. The Government could afford
to pay many times this sum to have it de-
rnonstrated that ouE mechanics eau build
guns Of such strength as would be shown By
the leeser charge: We suppose our 15-inch
gun would be worth n dozen Of them for &C.
tual service. The Parrott 800 -pounder guns,
with the easiest possible twist, use but thirty
pounds OF powder, and are unsafe with that
Such gun as hr. Ames proposed to furnish
at his own riak, would be four times as DOW
ertnl US any gun We have made.
The proposal was treated with contempt at
the Ordnance Bureau, and ne understand the
head of that large-bore office expressed much
Indignation at the presumption of q maker Of
shoyels, In offering to make guns. But it
appears By this announcement that Mr..
Ames finally got an order for fifteen guns
from the President. Perhaps when they are
In nv1A &nnfu - f.
, 1864-06-02

WApd1suA3 Ls1a1H0s Juoe + 159E.
Tho advance In gold and cotton during the past
Wetk has causeZ rene Ecd excitement IN the market
for DsI Goods. and We note = uatertsl advance in
tho prices ofneary NIL kinds Of goods since the date
Of our last weekly review. Standard sheelngH havo
advanced &c per yard bleached goods, 1a17sc psr
yard Deatnes, 1c per yard prints, H@1c per yard
Tick3. 20 per yard Corset Jeans 1@2e yard Bro IN
Drills, 1@2c per JA1d and Cotton Csssteres. 7c per
yara.
In New York. however, prices have advanced far
beyond this market. Standard Sbeetings we're sold
quotation here is 4sc. Dunnells Prints arc quoted
here at 2s@Nc, while 2tc was reiuted for them day
Or two since In New York, and Duchess 3 prints,
which quoted here u zoc closed ont in New
York yesterday ii &c.
IFado here is unusually brisk, and Is likely to
continue 80. as cur Wholesale merchants sse deter
mined to keep their prices, a they are now, .tsc
per yard below those Of Eastern markets. We
uuotes
, 1864-06-02

EW Ycaman Of Kentucky, In defending
= claim to his seat against the contest Of
cHenry effectnally spiked the Democratic
- - =. of Burnside's order forbldding
II persons in Kentucky to vote BY quo
McClellan'6 order to Banks. then COM
ling in Baltimore, requiring him to pre-:
disloyal from voting in Maryland.
nocrats did not Seem to know any.
ut 1t, and after their announcement
1t came like a thunder clap on
that Mcclellan had issued an
same tyranical kind, only differ
ide in being more specific and
, 1864-06-02

H0GS-Isecelved At the various yards about 100
hogs entered sales 02 head prices ranging from
46 0e975, but principally at s79so75o. gross, Tho
ssme steatJ, active demand which has been tbs
prominent feature Of this market for soo wseks has
prevailed to-day. For this earlJ part Of the week
the receipts larger, bnt the purchases made In
c.ude tie whole. and In addition nearly thousand
head brought in lAts yesterday. With Meas Pork sell
Ing 1t s1aoo0soI0 per barrel. md that too
not in small quantities, there can be little wonder
els At buy ventulnS to give either Sc for Liye
Hogs. Our city packers are. 1t is true. not dong
murh but packers in the dstance and others arc np
pa1enty moro anxious tho s,ocl tbsn caro-
nl to the prices given. In the transactions
previous quotations hare been fullv sustained. but
net exceeded. We note the ssle by J. GIidley, to
williams, Of rs stock Hozs weightnE Ill ns, at IS
g1oss. For ths class Of stock there Is moderate de-
maud at fair pficE&
, 1864-06-02
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,


WKDNrapAT KvXETyG. June /, 1851.
BEEF CATTLE-Receiyed at the various rarde
about 0 head Of Beef Cattle, Of which lumber abou
500 head brought In On owners account. and in.
tended for shipment either to t1tsburg New York
The entered sales amount TO 8t9hakd at s5D0a9Isk,
hut mostly at so@sso q 100 So far a. the limit
ed transactions OF tho es enhbe correct opln
ion to be formed there Is every Indication OF al
usl decree Of activity during tho preaent week With
high prices. On the few sales made to-day, which
have taken all the offerings, there has been NJ ad-
Of fully Soc Saturdays pr1ces. Wc note the
sale Of two lots Of tatr extra grades OF cattle for
which ealo@s TX Eross paid and one lot Of 50
head, average "a lbs. ut tS-5a. Government con-
tractors buying freely pr1rns grades OF cattle.
There haA been more active inquiry todAy than for
some wesks past and there IL little doubt that very
much larger supply would hare been readily sold ut
5lm,la1 quotations to thoie gtyea below.
, 1864-06-02
OF the officers of the 6ett

meeting OF the officers Of the 66th
- held at Kingston, Ga May 81,
action relative to the death Of the
Of the regiment, P. E. Burke, at
: series Of resolutions were passed
7a1ded to the family Of the deceased.
;rct that our space forblds their publ
Col Burke WAS a gallant soldier and
sccr who was beloved by ali his men.
, 1864-06-02
l. FOUNDERY
.FoUNDERY
And Machine Shop
T. q r a a Il Hs
a Splendid Investment
FOR
Iron Founders and Machinists.

Tho old established UNION FoUeDERY. MILL,
and ICON WORKS. On Adams street., MenohIs, Tao-
nessee for sale. In whole or In part TO su1t tno pu
The establishment Is stuated IN the best locality II
The city OF E4eDphf. Is coMmod1oua sud extensive.
and has always Conc excellent business. aad now
p:etenta m opening nneqnnied In any city IN saa
1hllshment the management oi this Whcle h1 nea9
has fallen upon Mr. Bradford who nom feeplo htal.
gstt;nS en- s1tssDrisng pastass xho I'll paFcaass
Of tefprlse viii md Mt Hsdford wiling to rtYe them
q mot excellent opportunity.
II the Above Is not sold On MONDAY, I'D Feb
the ertre interess III a1l the articles moyAhe-say
Tools Fetterns, .iasss stock on hand and Msxhlne-
derry. The She and premises Will be rented 1t ys
eouahle su = for ths purchaser: 1eEma cash.
Address WATT C. BRADFORD,
mY11cSS+1W Post Oh1ce, MemuhlR. Tt1a.
, 1864-06-02
uoRN OUT OF wEDLoCK.

For some time an Acquaintance Of q sus-
piciou1 character has been dpening into =
Byronic tenderness, betweeen- the John
Cochrane Coppcrheads and the Wendell Phil
lips abolitionists. It has eliminated At
Cleveland. The child-or rather the twins
hare been born. They hare been carefully
wrapped up in linen, lace and gauze At some
expense, and laid at the door Of the Union
party with the usual billet, requesting that
they be taken in, as they "hare no friends
in this country" This is written in the Cop
perhead hand. The basket il Copperhead
though the lace and gauze are abolition The
appeals Tor help for the little sufferers are
from the Ccpperheads.
On inquiry We learn that the bills were all
paid By Coppesheads. Passing by chance =
Copperhead conyenticle we hear them chant
ing
'tUnto us a child IL born,
Unto ~ q son ts given"
We therefore conclude that If a warrant
were Issued, the Copperhcads cou1d be bound
to support their offspring. That is enough!
Policemen take away that basket.
, 1864-06-02
COPPERHEAD ZEAL FOR THE
MONROE DOCTRINE.


conn.rbe,o os make cvcrr other nrtnc,n,- hsnd
:" H., ~. 1so1,no a,myta ~ hsin r. ~ ssh.,.N 49,
. s,.tr 49, c,amar e. the ,nnrnd.n1 I 80 hastv
a,fo-rcmcrt or the Monroe Doctrfne NJ
seward and Minister DAYTON have CONSTANTLY
Tenrescutcd 10 France that the sentiments OF
the AMERICAN neon1e were onposed TO The e.
4ch1,ahmert of monarchy uoon the rrins of
The Mexican Repub1ic. Areso1ution Of Con
e-sas rasscd hy tbc Hon.e ora t.h,ed bv the
sonota exnress5re ~ +1e a,ua fact ~. -.
oo,dcd hv IN, French G corcrnrncnt ,s nre,,,,.
inorv IN Immediate war and cansed NJ n,r.
ION to be mrt hr the French Minister with
+hc curt md emphatic fnnutrv. ado .on
br;nr us pc.ce o. bring us Tnr;, Mr.. Day.
ton Tcftcratca that the sentiments OF the res
oluuou contained the unanimous rentiments
Of the American peop1e as they had all along
been made kuown to France. Mr.. Seward, in
. eu,,senuent dispatch. explained that the
uniting If the resolution into practice was
an art Of the Executive md not Of Congress;
and that The Executive ss docs not at pre.cnt
conte,cn,st. onv denarture from the policy
wbfcb th,e Government has hitherto pursped
7n rccsra IN The war which exists between
Fnncr and MEXICO . - and that athc French
won1d hr seaSonably annrIsed of any change
nno1 this anhiect ), IF France Is content
With this posItion Of things, have We any rea-
son tn complains Has not the assertion of
+ho Monrne Doctrine rone to the yery yerre
~ ao,1ar,no wor m France, Dotbe Copper-
y. -. -r,th E-aa,as