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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-07-16
SACRAM ENTO VALLEY
RAILROAD.
Ia M 10 i,s:a; ::.z.s

S q NJ NJ E r A K K A II G NJ EN- /.
On and after MONDAY, JUNE 18th, Trains
will leave Sacramento as follows:
Leave Sacramento ut 81 A. NJ, l and P. NJ.
Leave Folsom at A. NJ, II NJ. and 54P.M.
On Sundays, one Train only.
Leaves Sacramento at 6t A. NJ; Folsom at IL NJ.
The 81 A. M. and P. NJ. up trains connect with
cars for Lincoln.
Passengers for Placervlle Carson City, Viz
ginia City, and all places east Of the mountains
will connect with stages at Folsom
Freight by every up train to Folsom and by
every morning train TO Sacramento.
j. p. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
June 10th, 1864.
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REED & FRENCH.
Contractors, Builders & Carpenters

NEAR THE TOLL HOUSE, AUBURN,
THE ABOVE FIRM TAKE THIS Il
l method of informing the public that aa63H
that they are at all times prepared to ,lasssM
take Contracts build or do any kind of Carpen-
ters or Joners work, and which will be done in a
workmanlike manner. and at low rates Our
shop is Auburn Ravnc opposite the Toll House,
where those wanting anything in our line can be
promptly accommodated.
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NNEIAT,
DR. J. e. AVER Sir, | cheertuily comply with the re-
guest of agent and the cneoA
] have realized with your Ssr,ararilla
have cured with it, IN my practice most Of the coy-
rtnts for which it is recommended and have found its
ELECTS truly wonderful in the of Trnorsul and lr
eurdl DISEASE one Il my patients had Sypitic u ~
IN his throat which wer" consuming his palate and the
top OF his mouth. Your Sarsipurilla steadily taken,
Gated linn i'll five weens Another attacked by sec
ohdary symptoms i'll mis- and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part ct ~ that bti.vc the
disorder would soon reach his brain and kill him. But it
yielded TO my administration If your strsa;ura tho
ulcers hp"ed aud he is well again OF lhout
some nlSShIntion to his face. woman Who had been
Treated ior the disorder by cirr va, suffering
rom this poison in her bones. They lad SEN
sitNe 10 the weather that damp day she suffered. ex-
'rncmtinS pam in her j ints and ZONES he, too was
cured entirely by your salsalaIiila in IL few weeks
hh"" h"h It's ipImuin which your agent gave me- that
'hlH fItth"'i9h from your laboratory must he great
remedy consequently these truly ieuaik able lea
Win 1t have not surprised me.
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TTHE Undersigned CALI attention to the above
L card. give notice that on and after the first
day OF July next, they will continue the business
OF the above copartnclship without interruptions
at the old banking house Of Donohoe, Ralston a.
Co.. i'll this city. under the firm name of FRETZ
d RALSTON.and in New York through thea gen.
cy OF Messrs LEES 81 WALLER No. 33 Pine
street; and that on and after the 9Th day of July
next, they, togetherwith d. O. Mills. j. b. Thorn
as Louis McLane, Asa 7. Lawton VIM E. Bar
ron Thomas Bell, Jno o. Earl VIM. Norris, J.
Whitney. Jr, o. F. Giflin, A. j. Pope, Herman
Miches, Frederick Billings, George II. Howard.
Ii. f. Teschemacher a. Haywood Moses Ellis,
A. B. McCreary. R. NJ Jessup. Samuel knight, H.
C. Henry, j. G. Wilmcrding and VIM. .4lvord OF
San Francisco. and Jacob Korn of Portland, Or
egon. having become for that purpose duly incor-
porated under the laws of this state will carry on
the business of banking in all of its various
branches, at the same place and through the same
agency, and upon the basis of Gold and Silver
currency. under the name of
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NOTICE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE IN THE BANKING
l. business heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly, OF the city of New York, and Joseph A.
Donohoe, VIM. e. Ralston and Ralph S. Fretz of
san Francisco under the firm name of EUGENE
KELLY CO.. n York. and DONOHOE RAIL
STON &CO.. San Francisco. will cease on the
first day of July. 1864, Eugene Kelly and Joseph
a Donohoe withdrawing from the copartnershp.
The business will be settled in New York by
Eugene Kelly. and in San Francisco by VIM. G.
Ralston and Il. S. Fretz
Depositors are requested to hand in their books
for settlement at the banking house of Donohoe,
Raston d Co.
EUGENE KELLY,
[Per j. A. Donohoe. y ttorney ]
JOSEPH A. DONOHOE,
WIN G. RALSTON,
r. S. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June 10, 1854
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lNlArgNbLNCH, Preston Co.,. H.. tlh JUN, l.59
DR.. j {. AYR: Sir nave teen allie ed with a pain.
M rhlouc hhcuntGtsu for long time, which bat!rG tbs
shlll ~ rhNNtitns and stuck spite all the
remedies could mud until tried ,uui Srt,slnrlle Ono
e cnte' mo in two weeks AID restored my general
health 50 much that am lar better than bc.ru was
attacked think 1t II wonderful lIe,i. me- j. lREAM
jules Y Gctchell Of st. Louis writes: I have been
nllctrd for years with ofci,o Of IT, Lrtr, which
desire! ed my health. tried every thing every hg
lhllcd To lclrvc me; ard have been hiokenOwn man
~ some years nUm other than deranernt,f
ne Lnrr Wy beloved asor the Kew. Mr. ESpv i,rd
me oy your SHisNpaia. because he said he krcw ,vu
ana any thin. ynu made worth Try iuH u, the bless
lng ct Hod t has cured ana has purified MY bn
as To make II new mnn of ne feel Young again. Tho
best that can ~ SAID of .on is not half good enough"
ST hirrus,Cnncer Tumore, Enlargement,
ttccrut!on, Carries Gnd AxfotiatiOn OF
the Bones.
great variety of casey have been reported where
cures OF 'hrt formidable complaints have result 4 from
the nNc "l TINS remedy, but space here will pdnt
them Tine of them may he found III American
Almanac which the agents bel w nuuIed pleased TO
furnish gratis to MI who call fn them
Dyspe psin. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilcp-
Ny, Mci"ncholy, Neuralgia
MANY remarkable of these Affections have breu
mrGc by the Alternative power Of this mrt,i IL simu-
las = the vital uncti into vigorous nc'n, and thus
cvcr'cmes disorders which world be supposed beyond
reach. such remedy has long been required by the
crssr, u the PEE Pile and confident that ills will
do tjr them all that medicine can do.
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Ours Sarsaparilla,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
And for the speedy of the subjoined varieties of
ScrOfula and ScrofuI Gus AfYection...uch
a. a: IImorss Ulcers, sores, Eraptions,
Blains, and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind. 9Th June, 1859
j. c. AVER Co. Gents: feel it my duty to &C.
knowledge what your Sarsaparilla has done for me.
Having inherited Scrofulous infection have suffered
from it in ways for years. Sometimes IL bir,t
out in Ulcers on my hands and arms; sometimes IL
turned inward and distressed at the stomach. Two
years ago broke out head aud covered my scalp
and ears with one which painful and lou
beyond description. tried many medicines and several
physicians but without much relief from any thing. In
!ast, te disorder grew worse At length rcjoced
10 read IN the Gospel Messenger YOU lind
an alternative sarsaparla for knew from your reputa-
tlon That any thing you made must be good sent n,
Cincinnati aud got it, and used it till it cured me- took
1t, as you advise, in small doses of teaspoonul over
month ana used almost three bottles. New healthy
skin soon began to form under the scab which after
while fell of My skin is now clear, and know by my
feelings that the disease has gone from my system Vol,
well believe that feel what am saving when tell
you that hold you to be Of the apostles Of the age
ana remain ever gratefully .f lHats; r.,,vv
81. Anthony's Fire. Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and Salt Rhe UNI. Scaid Head.
Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Dr. Robert NJ. Preble writes from Salem, N. Y, 18th
sept, 1859, that he has cured inyeternte case
Dopsy, which threatened to terminate fatally, by the
perseverng use of our Sarsaparia, aud also danger-
Gus attack OF M0ndnf Ertspeds by large doses Of the
same says he cures the Ernptions by II cvp-
stantly.
BrOnchOcele, Goitre or Svvelled Mech
Zsbulon Sloan of Prospect Texas, writes: "Thros bot
Ties OF your sarsaparilla cured me from toire hi
eons swelling on the neck, which had suffered from
over two years."
LeucorrhGa or whites, Ovarian Tumor.
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Or. j. b. 5. Claiming, of New York City, writes az
most cheoruy comply with the request Of your agent
saying have found your Sarsaparilla most excellent
Alternative in the numerous complaints for which we
employ such remedy, but especially in Female Dssases
OF the Scronlous dathess have cured many inveter-
ate cases OF Leucorrhoa by it. and where the
plant was caused by alteration of the tcrn The ucer-
alton itself was soon cured. Nothing within my knowL
edge equals it for these female arrangements"
Edward 5. Marrow, of Newbuiy, Ala. writes, "a dan
gerol' orrridn tup0r of the females in my family
which had dched all the remedies could employ, has
ut length been completely cured ty your Extract
salmlilR Our physician thought nothing hut extirpa-
ton could afford relief but he advised the trial of Your
Sarsapalla az the last resort before cutting. and it
proved elecua'. After taking remedy eight weeks
no symptom of the disease remnins."
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

UCrIon NoTIcE-E. ROTH. AUcriosEER
- aAGsiFIcENr HOUSEHOLD FURsITURE,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD. fIA NotokTE. .,....~,,.
80 1nss'1-4'.t $3.50. RICH PAhLUk fURSITuRE,
turkish EASY CHAIEs AND LOUNGES:
-. VELVET BRus Els AID INGRAM CARPETS,
1865 --l-..- -. Az RxrRxUaDlNARY orroRTUSIrY
ToR HOUsEKEEPkRs. $500
on THIS DAY sWEDNEsDAY). JULY Is
the Residence Ily West Eighth stroet Clinton place be-
Sween Fifth aud Sixth xvenns. tst.f r.# II ~ ro
Sae oommencus ~ cock prec.se!v. y fs T.
Tie of ite house and most of
Il order tor the resent by ebraed
yisy makers, and used hat nonths The who
Be sold Deremporily. ran shine. offering induce
xents to purchasers. ~. -
BEAUTIFUL solid cd aad black walnut
Eats covered In rich tIen satin brocatei and reps;
Turkish Easy Chairs And Lsun ea TO rosewood
Cen and Pier Tables Etssers. Corner Book stand
rnAnents. elegant Bro tel and Curtain fine COL
sseon OF on Paintings, tnsravings large Mirrors and
MAdNIFiCENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE STOOL
dtal.sNH - AID COVER; COST 500;
elegant nsruincnf. with round corners beautifully
oarved legs and with all modern improv
strung bass full plate French action full octave;
rosewood and mahogaa, BeStesds. Bur-aus ash tand
Sofas Chairs Rockers rror Clocks Tables. Be Loun-
Spring aud Hslr Mattresses Bes Rlanka.s Tea Tables
Extension Table Glass China and Silver Ware Cutlery,
&c sale p0a tive. Deposits lared fnH ~. ~ Il.
b-Partes Wishns 10 attend this sac wii tAke sixsn
venue cars stages easn: At Eighth street, low doors
from the house. vtMt# .M&m4t NJ NgE#
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
sEGAiss ANp rosAUOO.

TRY BERg co IS suPERIQH cICARETrOe SOLE
= depot foe the trade BY ALBx, MARCUS, 81 and -
tswssy. sssar and sobacco t!Arrhouse- 's.a.. 49,.
~ theueand Wholesalers specuIanrs and retailers
hiLLsk. No Dsy street. near Broadway, up stairs.
moDAoco rAx.-Now rs THK TINE 70 uss THE
sssbrated spsqbh Preparation for navorng domestic
lIssls aads fres o. Addrvss scz sSs New fork fosi
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

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ara, rsslS$:E;sssFs:Sssss:$s s$+,srs
4, aass sss:. ps ~ sssS:Sss ss
u celebrated dramatic In eve tAbis.us 90
WHOA ss i,s ssfs s$ s$sssp,sss
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Aaik De LAsoov .",1.ssf. Mss uaisG. Ssss wrsr-ss
sSpso,..a r. y NE tecwna s .nsa artist. IT. s.s-s
s:yssa l. s. fi Rsi%e. Aa. An:.'is s:s s.r, : Wells sS.
zs' II 5St sIIssryESSs FoS.s nEorosA
zs ssSiSEsSs 81 Sss sSsZs L ssns Nss.
ACT sEX4s HssSs ssoSssp III ak ak @ DAYS IN ADssscE
- i''''' '.A D'''S,s;;ss SEcosb wEsx A'' John "''>
a,.r,y y4s,.. ENGLISH OPERA.
l1Dzak l'1l '''' 001rs ts sosGE.sHa %'E.iaa CASTLE
together f,sS rowsRruL COMPANY aud CHORUS
whose prf1ormAucr uikhuy ouois TUG SApsurSus
ISI .ssD.s Ass s4'syGs Hss: sCp1ssoEs x
frat nsA # Aas'r'f fsx nssnd piSscaA. %SsS: e o.
zerin. .s......... NM. cew.s ssrshssA
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cospgcToR. sv;ss...........aR AAsrsosY BET
In preparation Balfe's beautiful Orera,
THE ROSE OF OAHrILE.
SEATS sECURED THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
ID Corner OF Broadway and Broome street
GENUINE SUGCHsS
The young, beautiful and Accomplished ectros1
t'saf = MISS HEUEH WESrERd,
received with unbounded enthusiasm.
= "WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY Is, 1884
Tho military damas n three ants O. thS
Anh MISS WE6TERN IN THRER CHARAOTERA
- DESitisff GooD JOKE.
Miss Western nug characters.
,t,.t. Il, ~. SONG AND DANCE.
supported BY an efficient com panv. 49, t+
IL a1 sreloD DON CK8KR DIX BAZAN amos
Miss western IL. e Don OussU.
Doors open ~ 7s; commence at o'clock - -
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

r JENKINS AUCTToNEBR-wILLs SELL AT AUG.
81. uon Wednesday July i3 at II O'Clock. st 1A0i
Broadway Foreth and Farvshrst orses
Carriages three two Brctts twelve top Wagons
oan Wag0ns, Dusenhary and other gpod makers;
Double and Single Harness. Jaeger Wagons Depot Wagons
Sheets BrtdIss lndfes and gentiemens Sad
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
N ENRv D. MINER AUcTrON8ER-sALEsRO
III "a Nassau street. opposite the Post onlce
g. : 80 - SALE OF HIGH GRADE
CoGNAC BRAHDfEs - -

day July IS. g o'clock st the saesrocm 81 Nassau
street. invoice OF fine cd French Branches
Ate Of Broadway, whose well esabshed rspntson is
article The stock eonsi s OF tnr-e and about 500
bottles ana 10 ttively guaranteed The
attention OF the vel, ivaie buyers is parcn
larry requested to hs sale, Il comprscs the
Brandies offered public sale In this city fos
The above Is all IN store and ready for immediate delivery,
and X be positively sold without reserve In lots 10 suit
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

HENRY D. xrMER. AucTlosgEn-sALEsRo0M 81
III Nassau street. opposite tho Post o1icc MINER n
sOMERyILLE vii sell auction wedpe, day, July IS.
II O'Clock IN 'front.' OF 81 Nassau Mare
about nine old, i4 hands hgh kind and
nes harness under the saddle. Sold only Of
The New York herald., 1864-07-13
ALBERT O. HAYwoop. auGrIoNEER,

A1.NAGNfFiCERT HOUSE HOLD yURNIrURE
Panoforte Paintngs Sta uary. Bronhes, &c, ~ public
ascton this Day fWednes 1 at the elegant rcsi
dence OF 4 Burnham Esi ~ West Sxteenth street. be-
sweon Fifth and sixth avenues sale commencing at lC
o'clock. FN4f' ttaI rMA
Parors-Superb Suits Furniture, with French
brocate OF richest descrptnn rosewood Panofor made
by celebrated EaheroA B0okcaaes EucoGsu
Centre Tables Mirrors Lace and BrQcads Window Our.
tains Castnss vel ct Brussels Carpets vases on
Paintings by eminent g. Brun Etatuavy, Clocks.
SPADES Dining Ro -s'drbosrd, Extension Table. Arm
CAairs Sofas China Dinner AMI Tea Sets Silver Ware
and engraved "a asswsir Table Gallery Linen Bcdroos--
Rosewood and wannt Bureaus wash tands. Bsdstsads
Oommodes Hair and Spring Mattresses Bol-ters and Pi
tcwA Sheets, Hlankes Ceantsrpanes Also Furniture Of
ssrvauts' auArmeDts sale peremptory Competent par.
packAnd the go01 Parties wishing 10 attend
tAs sAie take Fifth Sisth stages from
Assr. St kcheias Metropolitan Hets leaving Sx.
eoouth street, few d0ors from hou o. ,fi .
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

4 UCTTON NOTICE--wM IRVING, AUCTTONEER
a WAGOns, OARRIAGkS, HARNkSS. &C:
HENRY q. COOKE will seli fhursday. July II, ct II
O'Clock the saiesrcems 10 Dev street. Broadway
Il Tumble Seat and Coupe K~cksways Germantown,
Fine top and top fsuegAs, PhaetOns.
-i-4 eM seat Depot Wagons
Four seat Park Wagons
@.e fl eti-a e Road and MNI
Trostins Wagons
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

r. COLE. AUcrroNEER.-ELk0ANr. RosEwo ooD,
81 walnut and mahogany and enamelcd Furniture;
rosewood I ecsSvs P,anoforts, all orders
lection Of on PApnys by ceisbrated artists choice Library
"a Standard s6d Miscellaneous Works French Chna and
9sss-sre spf,nP ana n.r new Cargsts 70
q the rssidence OF HiEssboshsm ESQ.,, GrAveseud L.
L. hear the Cousv fGand Horse 1aruad wbcheavea the
zssS fsss Sfs pss~.ssa fSess sS"s . sssd ne sss
take the befure 10 o'clock Catalogues the
e@ce q The aueoneer 500 Fulton street, Brookyp -
The New York herald., 1864-07-13


A sPLENDID PAIR or MORGAN BLACKHAwK
IA Poniss 10. hanas hikh and eyearr old, sound and
kind IN apube harness saddle fos cheap.
Gao b. seen ~ the Central Park stables Hishh
svcmne and Fify ANITA street. this aA5, f"m A. ~ tot
A VERY srHL1sn DARK BAY HORSE FOR SALE
IA syeass oA, 10 hands high, suitable FOR aeutiemaas
carriage sr enc tequirn6 reliable stylish travel
Ter for saddle single Or d.abb barnsss; nse Pony and
Carrage Apply 70 HARDING Eurrer, corner esnith aad
State streets, Bruoklyn - s7l n, INA 4a4taal8
4 NEARLY. NEW Llahr pHAEros. WITH roLE
a and shana ns ~; Ssct seat hsAs. low f1twafd
Nnteei sagisse kpplX a pHvsAAAsAnls - xA0 Thirty
Third srseS neer rserM avenue
4 EAT MARE. 1e HANDS HIuR, WILL m soID
"A cheaR = me eHhst haa as uss kr -. ~ Aeepa
The New York herald., 1864-07-13

T,oos FOR sALE-oAE YEwFoUNDLAND DOG
~ wen trained and excelen. wsth d1 suil rerrers
one Esquirnapx Dog; pair of Newfoundland Pups, oue
small Italian Gstykound Black and Tan Terrsre Scotch
aud skys Teres al cf the puress breed and good atrs
No. II Roosevelt street. 0rst focy. JOHN GRAY. \
IyoR sALE-A LIGHT "a roof ROW BOAT. COPPER
+ fsssened finished in black vasnt - perfect order
Can he At Lswis etrobers foot Of South Warrvn
ssreet jersey CITY, Fer add ess B. w.. boz 4I New
FORK Pest office. uI I
Rost about ~ Inng very built bv HunnRon
for he owner Twosss or Sails inperiect order Can be
City, sieel workn FOR terms address X. w., boz ,T
New York Post onhcc. IVY
ri,oR sALE-rwo GENUINE RUSSIAN BLOOD
hcunds one old. warranted 10 he well trained
every rssrecs Appy 10 CHR PAIN, Baahwick avenue,
nsAf Fiushne Formerly wslicrs brewery. Williamsburg.
LNOR sAI.E-r0UR BEAUTIFuB BLACK NEW.
foundiand Dor Pnps. Oau be seen. with the mother,
81 the private stable ls1 fhempsos street, near Bcecksr
ERANCIs BUTLER. NO PECK SLIP. HAS ALL THR
II choice breeds for ane stock Butlars Iniallibe
Mango Cure aud Flea Brtermiua,cr 20 eeDu per bottle
Buter's work 81 Dogs boAIeea. vaiusd, &c. Nedt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

The London Tines OF July l6sh accounts fof tas
withdrawal Of Mr. Lindsay's motion In Parliament for
the recognition Of the Confederate Safes BY the state
uent that i was agreed on 10 interview with the
Premisr held by Massrs Lindsay and our a.e Cormis-
siOuer Mr.. Mason, in which Lord PAlmerstOp gave "a
sOr. of implied promise to support it at more Oppor
tune moment hat Is 70 say chen Grant and Sherman
have been defeated. and the COniederacy stands in no
need Of recognition" l. Is quite mistake to luppOse
that the Confederate States hive ever stood In need of
recognition, and the less mistake from the fact
that mOst Of our own people at one time shared in t.
Indeed these States recognized IS free and indie
pendent governments eighty years ago By the very
Government over which Lord PAlmsrstOn presides
and have been ever since mu,h Independent and
sovereign powers IS that Government. They are not
6Rhtng nov to achieve Independence, but TO maintain
r. and in that behalf they have given proof Of power
superior 20 any ever furnished BY that naughty realm
When, IN the history Of that reB0Wned kingdom
Gas il ever happened that within the term of three
Years aud three mOLlh5 three millions Of men or that
"a ths number 20 which LinoOlns last call sWes bs lev
ss) have been SUMMONED 20 the ded for ruthless war
ID n hsr-Ehree millions OF men on land, and 3 navy
numbering nov, as is claimed, nearly siI hundred
sells OF war and many Of these protected BY inSul
nsrabls amor aud provided WITH guns dOnby as fOrDi
liable Is any ever heretofore used IN Wail When, We
repeat has G,eas Btan ever given such proof Of her
right 70 be dered of tbs Powers of the earth
as the Confederate States have Adsd BY resisting this
avalanche oil az rsssiOn and asaulti Lord PAlmsrstOu
IS behiad Ii, rmss aud 50, fear, are Aessrs Lind
say Neon and other we'll meanilg persons. We have
loug since passed out OF the ttsgs when We looked
aeross ths waters with anxiety fr this OF sim
pie justice, and We may well afford to smile at the i'm
portance which thsse old f,gss TO at Ach to the
doing OF 40 Wbch We hold 70 be of very trivial
,n,nortsn.s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-01

II that exhaustion befe the North, it Wss prcbabs
that disrupcn would occur ameng the Northern
States source of future dscord, ss destroying those
relative proportions which we're essential to future
peace The present period was enlnenty favorable to
such an effort 40 was suggested Ia the present pos
ture Of slirs the voice Of Europe, calmly expressed,
could not fail 70 have It's influence. We we're urg TO
iuaction by assurances that little time would be DeedeS
Over again the period Of Ninety days 1as 10 %
final NJ less than fur years had now beea given Tor
terrible experiment, and IL had been tried vain.
Tho question before the North whether or not
TO continue the disastrous effort. There was pesce
party, and 1t was growing but had no rayng point
The action now urged would give them pivot on W ich
TO form, not indeed, tho action Of England alone,
which was TO be deprecated altogether but that TO be
taken corjoinly BY several leading Powers. With
such assistance the peace party would rapidly
gather strength and numbers, aud thus We might
reach the issue eli desired. And there was q con-
tngtncy that could lot be overlooked with safety,
whether right or wrong, there did exist in the South
feeling Of evaporation on the subject Of the policy
adopted in this country, and If 1t should happen that
of peace should be offered and AoCep ed by the
South while und1r this feeling il might readily be- i'm
az ed that such terms might be directly aimed, not
only at interests, but our peace aud sast. ter
allud 20 the nature OF the struggle and the heroic
defence of their soil by the psope OF the sCu b. Mr..
Speros sAid thas the putaton felt II Christian duty
TO urge hat some efJIt should be made, EbaeVer
might be iis FORM irAu, the nation Of this
deplorable strife.
Mr.. Marsh, NJ P wished To call hI LOrdshp's atten
ton 10 the fact that the opinion that attempt at
mediation would be attended With good results was not
confined TO England bEt shared by the vhOis of the
SOh The pace party Of the North and oy the nGions
Of the European Continent
Mr.. DaHby Seymour, III P said he Joined the deEu-
tatO0 entirely on principles Of humanity, and without
the slightest bias towards either the btllgerens he
was unwilling to see slavery ,urish but he Wss equally
III wiling 10 naton forced TO suOmit to govern
mtn which they detested.
The Rev. W. W. haIet said that bis eKperisrcs,
gained from visit both the Federal Confederate
States during the war, and from intercourse with ell
classes Of persons both in the North and the Souh,
was that there al WEAKNESS OF the ana
q desire for peace.