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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

The Senate Finance COMMITTEES amused
itself to day grinding out the hand organ
tune Of tqadtion. Stockholders of the
leading tEgsteEncities whined ipiteously for
Ileniency at the hands of the comm ittee,
backed by a fierce lobby of whisky, petro.
ileum AMI tobacco sPecnlators. Whilethe
whole country demands Immediate taxa
gress dalliesaway time, listening to windy
speeches otPaid agents, representing spc-
.cial speculative interests. % sil'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
4lEYIsIo9s OF TARlFlF.

e. =, ..A4'7 a
Means Committee to, day, during which the
question otreVising the new tariff was con
sidered, the DISCRIMINATION was arriVodiat
to recommend an increase of not exceed
iing,thirty per ceht. on the average dger the
old schedule. The committeSrRill report
last OF next week.
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mo0PLAND's 0RRMAN RlrrBRs

Are not new aud untried article, but have stood
tho test Of hItsen years trial by the American pub.
lic and toir repnntion aud sale not FtValled by
any similar preparation.
rho prcpFtetors have fhouSands Of Letters from
the 4sost eihiheut 0IsFsYmen, physicians,
aud Citizens tcStiylng their own personal hnoWl:
edge, the beneficial effects lad medical virtues OF
these BittsFS.
DO You WANT SOMETHING TO sTRENGTHEN
YOUf
DO you WANT A GOOD APPsTITRf
DO YOU WANT To BUILD.UP,You CoNsTITU-
FI0Nf
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WRLLf
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID or NERV0UsNRssl .
DO YOU WANT ENBRGYf
DO You WANT!To sLgEPWEILf
DO you WANT a BklSk AND VIGOROUS FEEL
INGI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

4I II
Gen. Mcdowell will leave here to.mor-
row for San Francisco, 10 sssume com m0nd
of Department of Pacific.
ORANGE AND ALExA1NPRlA. RAILROAD.
!. Trains passed oyersi the Orange and
sAlexaudrta sRA ilroad, Saturday, to Kappa.
hammock Stattons track ltnsgoodi coniiliou.
The out lp0sTss on that line extend TO Bull
Run. M guerrilla operations2iuath di-i
r ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED.
/ I.sseyeral thousand vi wSlnded arrived here
to-day. II is said that q large number OF
our killed ADD wounded who fellsiu the
second days fight in the Wilderness have
not YET been brought fn.s -
p YaoM RI04MsAD DiRRCT.
lam ID possessiofn9 Of news new direct from
iRiehmond, dated Maya, brought here by
q pers6h who left that city on that day.
AT that date Che streets we're full Of fpeo.
ple epeeulati0g upon the pro bility OF
General Lees retreat, and talking Of that
event With psrteCts composuEe.5 They,
Eth6pght that the forlifcatfons aroIndq
l;Rishmond were strong enough to fesist q
l.compieting those " hlch Bad ibtehl left un-
finished. s.; s..... q .s5..3s i
Whebs my Informant lettl the gafrisonins
side OF lhecity to about Iftvethput
| sand heaI but could be iHcrsassd ia d few
hours 90 aph hble thRt numb by the lout-i
iposfs Whicht had sheen thrown so1t i lew
lipiles from Bic hmohd tb protect gainst
IRnFpRise. siss9 ssil sss-i sss
An order had been isaued byltfe Cover
nor ordering all the poor Yofnsa % leave
forsths county with their children SO eas,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
.NOWlNG& REAPlNGMACHINES
PRYOR & FROST.

.ETAVB the exolusiVe eontrolof the Tarrftorv OF
Ill Western Va, Western Pa, and the VholS
state Of Ohio! for the celebrated
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

The Richmond Dispdtch Of the l4th says
that General J. E. Is. StuArps funeral DC :
CURED on the 9Th, in Richmond.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

PRICES.-LAIge sixe. holding nearly double
quanlity, 81 per bottle; half deE6n, $5 Small sEe
SSG psP bottles half dozen, ~ 3ss.sl 7s59s
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CAPITAL 80 81BO. .0OO-
DIRnOTORSt s
JOHA REID, Prtsident.
sAsrL MocLSLLAN, VtCO-PresidOnG.

NO AEruUR Agent iOr paying PensiOus. Once,
tio l. McLuro iIunsO being the same OCs, formerly
oasaEi;l by Adams Express Company. april
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

So AL ms9,. boys, md q Z i9yalli glassn me
Iages Of ssiEs e9d as! !y,z'sho 5hsd'shos
we're fast peofpoE4 lpt6 the militia, who
!at that time had been ppointed .IoaLhe de=s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19

ing to this side. s;
Yesterday evening there were no Yam,
KEGS at Port WNlthall, nor along thelInet
of5lhe railroad or turnpike from Peters.
burg to this city.
Last night an official despatch from the
commanding officer at Petersburg an-
nounced the fact that the enemy had fallen
back to the river Bermuda Hundreda) and.
were intrenching.
Intelligence through our signal corps
states that the enemy were adttipg down
trees and attempting to block up .theiEiver
with them upon the apprehension, proba.
bly,, that the irouclads which they say are
lat Richmond would go down the river.
The movement ousthe south side,Gs at
frat predicted, is thus alb .ndoued, The
enemy have fairly retreated, whether with
the purpose of reinforcing Grant or not is
not known. If the Confederate govern.
ment really had any ,ironclAds 1t Rtchs
mond now they would beiuseful.
4HE sPRAR5RAlD. IN REARSoF pRTRasRuRa-
ExPIos1oN OF AGUNRoAT, BTC.
The noted Yankee marauder, Spears,
had an exceedingly rough time OF 1t after
burning the RAILROAD bridge at Stbney
creek. He evidently was Impressed with
the idea, after the comparatively easy jot
be had, OF 1t there, that he would have
nothing to do bnt 60 on with bis syanda
operations on the road at his leisure anft
pleasure. Upon being eaEnsstly entreateJ
to spare the hotel at Stony creek depot
(which was represented 10 be the propert,
offs widow lady Mrs FiIzhughl aud he
childEenS and furnishing the sole means o
their support, he yielded 70 the appeal
and che building was not burned. 1ht
5 depot, which adioined the hotel, was like
wfse spared, because its, confagratiol
yonld necessarily have extended 10 th
hotel, but he latter building was prett!
wellFidd dlsd Withshot. &
Flushed with his easy success at St6n.
8 Greek, Spear. pushed on, crossed Nottowa.
lriyer, evidently making iot the MeheEul
bridge, and leaving tine bridge over th
! NottoWaY TO be deStr1yed upon his return
; iBht upon reaohing Jarfhtt, del pot he fo1nl
Fudexp xpecte1ly re 4Sonside derable ponfsderat
4 force ready 70 tecsiye him which gave hiE
! battle, and alter q short conflict he Wa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-19
72s Nogenents On Rie1moad. DeIspatel 1Fo7l

The city was full Of excitement yeatere
day. As the local forces we're out, and the
printers were called "to the 'front.' We are
unable TO give a very full accouutsof af-
fairs as they transpired, but we think that
allthe important Intelligence relatigeto the
movement upon Richmond is given below /:
FROM GENERAL LRB-THR ENEMY AGAIN RE-.
EULsED s5sg tsFs sst
The following gratifying intelligence
from General Lee was received at the War
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Hoofland's German Bitters!

Induced BY the extensive sale and uniysrsal
popularity Of
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THE REBELS IN TENNESSEE.
Korsr.' al TrentoD-A Fight at sonner, lie
Or loss go Killed and yyoanded-Au
Gaicf at Pndureb.

tAkO AirI ., Itti.
Memphis dates Of the 1st inst. are received,
giving the following particulars Of tie movements Of tho
Rebels:
Gen. Chalmers, with Rebel force numbering 2, 800
is reported to have been in Grand Junction Tenn on
the 10Th ult
Other Rebel forces of Bolivar AT the same date
Gen. Forrest was at Trenton at the latest adgices.
IT is reported that the 9th Tennessee Cavalry, Col
Marsh, abopt GOO strong, had fight SoIneryile,
Tenn. the Goth ut with about 800 Rebel cavalry.
supposed to be pert Of Gen. McCulloughs command.
Our forces after fighting three or four hours and find
Ing themselves largely outnumbcred. fell back leaving
fifty sixty killed ard wounded in the hands Of the
Rebels
Rebel Surgeon ia detained OF Palucah a hostage
for D. l.. Wood. captured and carried away from the
boz ital there by Gen. Forrest.
Thirty forty sick taken prisoners the hospital by
the Rebels at The time. kept ten mieS back
Of Paducah the night Of The battle on damp ground
without shelter or fire and marched of the next day
without food
All is quiet At Paducai.
There is no change in the Memphis Cotton market
The steamer JeWess. from Memphis for Cincinnati
has arrived here. She lps rs bales Of cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
NEWS RY THE CITY OF LONDON.

The Innan steamer City Of London. Capt
Petre. which lcf Liverpool at II o'clock on the morn
inc of lie sd and Queenstown on the oath Of March
arrived here on Monday morning, Bringing three day
later new from Europe.
The Bremen, for southampton, touched at Queens.
town at $50 a. m. on the I'D to hand mails
II is slated that the four blockade runners ready
for sen n Liverpool were going "a have grand trial Of
speed in the shape OF race to the Isle Of Man on The
roth OF NJ lrch
The New York correspondent Of TIE LopdoH Star
saws that bark StyOu which WIS seized by the an
derb viii be surrendered 10y the Federal Government
The Londoa TnSs iH editorial on American affairs,
saws that II point of the Is clearer sLau d WIS
two YEAR ago il j. this that the contest will bc long
one and that the end Is not yet much ~ iofhad
owed Ii argues that Vel The Unonisis have effected
very little toward the subugaon of the south OF TIE
termination of the war; and as regards the chances oil
the approaching campaigns, il thinks the chances are
almost a. promising for side MS the other. II con
cludes hy stating that TIE Americans must have learned
bv this time that they have nothing 10 fear from the Ia
teyeuiou 81 Europe and that tie results of the struggle
whatever they may prove, viii have been worked out
exclusively hy themselves
Tie Eail of Aberdeen died on the I'D IF March.
Garibaldi embarked n an English steamer ~ Capfera
on the lsi March and expected 10 land at Sotth
ampion in about week.
Tie Duke OF Newcastle continued in very "eak
state
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Inte.t-Tia QVecps'oWr.
a.......... NJ AH |AL1
IIVEkfOOl, III
Lord Ashhnrtnn ], dead.


Lord Ashburton is dead.
The steamship Bremen from New-Hork arrived AZ
Queenstown 23d and at southampton Today. ...,
COPENHAGEN. March ~, l"6i.
The Danish Rigsraad closed on tuesday. The hlng
said We are sin alone, and know not Low long LuioIF
will look upon the acts Of violence pcrpoTated against
us We ready 10 de- anything thai Inal serve 10 Oh
tain peace but Tie period D. stl distant when We sL.A
submit 70 d h4miuating peace.
Tie King and Minister Of WaI leit for The army 10
day No news Of importance has arrived nom Tie seat
Of war.
has not get been carried out. Several ships had reached
port without seeing any cruisers.
The conference proposed by England. without de-
tailed basis or arni-ce has been accepted by Austria
monarchy under the present dynasty viii be maintained.
LosDoS. Marcel 23-p. H.
Tie Globe SAYS: 1.-THE Emperor MaNmilen viii adopt
a policy " strict neutrality toward the Confederate
States The Cabinet ~ Washington las not agreed 20
accept On Envoy 10 Mexico without conditions II may
he assumed thai had the French Cabinet bcfn disposed
to sclnoyg ledge the southern Confederation. the new
Niarrau Empire mu.t have adopted Ire same cOur-e.'
The disturbance Iesth would appear To have been
serious aud have been followed 10y The arfcst OF "a per
sons belonging 10 the higher classes Iiitcen hundred
MALTA, March % 1851
Gen Garibali and suite have arrived here per Naiet
IA FROM CapleIG. and proceeded by tic EpOn -
GFSoA March 2I-Evenine.
An Rngfllaan Col Chambers is one vi The COM
psniOns olGa.ibadi to England.
BUcHAnEsT March -, l-Gi.
The Government will shortly submit 10 DE Chambers
bin enamel patug the peasants and establishing thor
relations with thc landed PropIictOrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
GreHf Britnin.

The London Star say, that the Chancellor OF
he Excheou,rs surplus VIZ be very larce-consdera-
Div in excess of any amount that has !e; been raised
There is reason 10 believe that the excess 81 calculated
income over necessary and probable expenditure VIII be
between three and four millions.
The case Of the pirates o. the schooner Jos l. Gery
tod been again before the magistrate az Liverpool
Application was made for further remand. II was
opposed on behalf Of the American Gov ernment, nut
he magistrate granted tho demand, and stated ms u
tcptinn to remand she from time 10 time utI me
opinion of "a superior court WIS procured. Application
wa mode in the TO of the Judges al the Liver
po0 Assizes but he declined 10 interfere IN the matter
Garihsldi was about 70 visit England and reception
committee had been formed in London to make the nee
essary arrangements.
me LOn1oa Post saws: Five hundred thousand bales
~ cotton are stated 10 be in the hands Of the Con
f4derate Government while $4,000 bales would suffice
70 nav Of tie whole loan. \ large amount OF bonds has
already been delivered and cotton received IN exchange
according 10 agreement There u.s. apparently increased
facility for running the blockade and the difference be-
tween the delivery price of cotton in the Southern ports
And that obtained Tor il in Liverpool may stimulate the
purchase of bonds indeed the principal buying for The
last week has been Liverpool account. These are.
also as We have before stated other negotiations in
progress. which shall probably before long nave
again a refer.
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The BPpish War.

COPENHAGEN, March 1880 P. N.
The PrusSians reopened their cannOnade from
BrougheIland this morning without result The Danes
have made no sttempt % retake the village Of Duppe
End the position Of 1onhere sYesterday afternoon the
Prussims obtained few hourt armisce Tor the burial
Of the dead.
On the 10th the'Germans made q reconnaissance
tgainst lrederCla. The DANISH CuipOSts OF the ell
trgpebed pmoit driven into the fortress.
sharp Are was kept up by the Danes from the fortress
and gunboats.
4 Copenhagen telegram of the afternoon Of the Goth
states that the bOmbardment Of tredcrci6 was com.
nonced early the morning Of that day from several
directions Serious fire. had occurred in consequence
Of the bombsrdmcnt which al the latest dates eontn'
ued The Danish fire on the 2lst " as stated 10 have
been almost suspended. No serious impression had
been made on the fortress
The belligerents had agreed 10 remove the embargo
vessel until the Isl ~ April an vessels seized by
It's rcp6rtcd that the senate Of Hamburg IS arming
and fitting ut its expense. steam iotiIa Tor the
protection Of its Interests. which Is 10 be placed under
the command OF Austrian kear. AlInlIaL
THE DANO-GERMAS COEFERFSCE.
n, London Morning. Post says: The only basis
which Denmark can possibly accept Is ore which recoG
nizes the original separation between SeAle "ls ana
NOlstei and necessarily tie pTeeXistent um0N3 De-
fween the former Duchy and TIE kmgdoIn proper gu
such basis Ii il secret that the Danish Cabi-
net is prepared once more 20 essay the solution Of the
long pending dispute by the aid ofdiplomacy'
In another leader The Posi- states that "tle amhgn-
ous language in which the J0nrAGl dc s. PeirS3RrR ha
attempted 10 deny the existence Of that alliance Which
Were tie first 70 dcnOunce, has furnished additional
evidence were any needed Of the truth Of our state.
monts."
serious attempt 10 debate the Danish question.
TIE MOrAisg HeTcld finds itself compelled 20 consider
the Conference exploded, and looks forward 10
tuuance Of the war until some filter time comes for me
citation, mediator appears whose mediation The
eontendiag parties viii deem IL necessary 20 regard as
arbitration.
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CotnusercinI InteIliReuc~.

LosDoN MONEY MARIET.-1he funds on the 22d,
were steady the day. but closed al Vi st p-e
COnsos % Gli. The discount demand at tie Bank w. coia
lively moderate Tcrc revival IN the denaud ior
sod for the Continent Silver bso was IN increased demand
Ths Bank Of frankfort Rad reduced SIS discount from
" ~ LIVERPOOL. March p, 1894
CoTToy-The Brokers Circular reports the sales
Of the week 40 - 50 bal, which OJ wcrc TO -rccuaors
and 20 porc The lsrkct ma been lfresuoF aud
and a. ala for descriptions Sales today Of 1000 bales
including NJJ spectators bnd e1poderr th' hhAt CLOS
fiat and nIc MAR but prices UNCHANGED rom ,rseeay
The authorized quotations follow; ar oali Mia
ding Orleans. 3D. Moh.es 2tldi uPisnds Z'4d htoch an
pou eos 90 boie-, Of winch %tV,V are iint 4Cah'
BHr ,DsrUrFs quiet steady and unchanged.
rnoUIoS nortive but rates .',3dy. Him.. c,,,-I
LONDON. March z4-tousOs sit"HB. iiho7 ''Ath
Share IL discount. Ere shares b.dtt
LoNDov 1hor.day Morning vim Queenstown.
From The London Times CITY ATiclel go
The English Funds TINS morning opened WIN u
dun tome but loon experienced decline of bu there was
slight rq N on r intelligence THAT the proposed conference On
The Danish question is aronscd, and that the meeting 10
take place ~ once. --
Cousols for money were first quoted PIG and thcy re-
turned that pcc aer having touched go For The account
the a transactions 1t Ii j, announced that me
STOCK FSchanse will closed Foster Monday Discount
demand the Bank the usui character at t period O
the quarter In the foreign market.
Mexican continues occupy almost exclusive attention. ana
the transactions very numerous and formal announce
in the Of the morning az meeting oil the bond
10 be the 70 DC ITOpostd
that the arrears Of dividend shall be csuGlsd with the
exception Of a lO which T. 10 be paid IN cas 10 v cent
stock And that the 300 principal shall remain with ~ q
ng hen the customs reserve 81 cash being retained
intended loan 10 provide for the dividend Of
tie years. This ntmBOn instantly created dissH
sacon which was increased by limited threat with hch
accompanied the effect thet 81 l. not accepted the
new loe viii be raised in Paris, while tho Old bOndhOdeI
are LEFT 10 the best remedy they can ind. . -
Abs PFhes accordingly eSpcTenSeda ueSu osf1A9 " ''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
CpnnnicrrinI IntcIllEruce.

ITyT ErOOTl MTT0U - DIX
Tomorrow. being Good Friday. j, q holiday, and
no later markets can be procured l1s che 1rfa than The
following
STATE OF TRADE.-The Manchester market Is
vory dull aud prices s'i.l declining. go
BREADsTUTPs quiet and steady. Wakefield.
Ns,h Go aud Besnd. Atya Go. report: Flour very "
and ofrua. Niest quict sui steady Ri Western ga
e. Corn quiet and steady Mixed. - g..
Provisions tend downward. Beef quiet. ana
lower Pors quiet ~ 20 Bar0r telts downward. and
prizes partially I'd al lower Butter -t'ady Lard quiet and
stc.dy At A. 04. Tal'ow steady q. 81 al p.
PR5prcE-N.Hes .t-siy Sllr Quiet md .,o-dy. Coffee
firm Rice Quiet and steady nssed Di buoy ant Coz Oh-
No sal,' Ro,n quiet and steady ~ % ior frsnci ~
Boul Euel.h Brandon report PetToelu dull al 20
~ lJI Refined
LONDON, March 2i.-BRT ,DsTrFFs quiet aud
steady sugar quiet Coffee GuiL Tea steady. Rice hfIn
Illinois Control .hs,. u, 9iG discount Erie shares 81.
6si C0ns0is ~ dgl..
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NETWORK DAILY TRJnUNE TUESDAY, April 1854

and there strong probability chat the bondhod, VIII
reject c proposal whc OF the time there l.
that should b. accepted would only be from the feeling
will winch peron uudrr corpuion submit injustice n
IA stated that Me-I uL Co have been appointed agents
IN London the 81 Mexico, al that the
viii he issued iu few dag Of tine loan which I to b.
brought out by then ~ oonj JUNCTION 18th the international ~
nancii ASSOC ol, bat which viii have TO BE- withdrawn
the Tkt U tho Old bordLoufr Ncd.s-day should 70
fuse tue apparently inadequate terms which possible
60 h. forced uV0n them.
LoNpos STocK FxCHAyGR Thursday March 2i.-Consol.
Money 81 do. Account, 9lt 0Jl3j NeW Share, ~.
HooS-(frSDs l-Consos s.Qi No change in shares
In foreign stoC.s lauadss nd Americans unchanged. Con
iederutes, 526j C0usJh1.l, sat-.
OSE s-(PRIcps " on.os money sll Consols, ac
copI. VI ;oi: New Threcs Gta.. 10 prices the
LIVERPOOL COITON MA2XEI-lFnst report. -
NeeA stlcs 81 20; speculation 20 export. Actual eo
55. Sust. lOa2ii Middlug Orleans - Mobile q ti
estimated fair Egyptian 2ti 01fl stock estiuued @lIp
weekly Import 5243O Market to-day steady sales probably
5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
Movements OF Capture Of n
Notorious Lender.
LaIsyILLE, Ky. AZ

LOUISVILLE, No, ATTI 8, tn.
The military authorities here have no appre-
hensoni Of any extensive raid into Kentucky for the
present
III, Joarnol has . special dispatch from Huntsville
which says;
Parties u guerrilas on Thursday night robbed
eral houses eighteen mile below that place and stole
number Of horses.
Generals Mcpherson and Logan drove them TO the
Tennessee River on Iiday. but could Rebels
the opposite bank.
Tie YesiriRs Times mentions the capture on Thurs
day Of the notorious guerrilla sam Moore who had
committed deprcdations in the vicinity Of Pulaski.
Athens and Decatur for months past.
The passenger trains from Nashville are several hours
behind time detained ncouscguence Of q freight tram
running or the tack at Nmffoesvil' this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05

Mr.. Dayton. the America Minister in Paris having
already intimaed the .eadness Of his Government to
aceredit repres" tativc in Mexico and receive Min
lister from the emperor Of Mexico. Toward The Con.
federate States the policy of Macmillan viii be that OF
strict neutrality BY the advice Of the Emperor Napo
leon he will abstain from recognizing the Independence
Of the southern COnlcdcracy entering into any di
ponapc relations with f. until France shall have done
So During Mavimilan's visit to Paris Mr. Slidcll ap
piled BY letter to him for audience Aftcr consulting
his Imperial host Maximlau firmly bat coureousy de-
clined 10 grant it, The rumors therefore OF all early
recognition of the Confederate States by France o.d
Mexico aud alliance between the latte empire and
the Southern Confederacy, are altogether DEVOID OF
foundation