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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-01-18
PEACE P~RosPECTs.

Senator CoNNEIt has introduced rsso.
utions d the Ohio Senate recOnnend.
ing IL srhisiss bstvesh inc Nstbern1
and Southern armies, and an election in
all the States, including the Confederate
States, to ascertain the voice of the peo-
pie on the question Of war or peace. The
people have looked long and earnestly for
Lthe return Of reason in the administra-
ton party, but without hope until the
present. Mr. CoNNEIL is a Republican,
has served in the army Z. Colonel, was
elected to the Ohio, Senate while in the
service, and was . LINCOLN %elector at
the late Presidential election. MI. Con.
NELL, by the introduction of his resolu-
tons looking towards peace, evidently
proves that be has got more n.rve than
the political tricksters and blood hounds
Of his party. He understands that tho
further prosecution Of the war, according
TO LINooLN's programme, cannot fail to
shipwreck the "best government on earth,p
aud that it involves the total and abso-
Lutte destruction Of Republican institu-
tons, as we'll as civil liberty in the
United States. The proposition meets
with ~disapprobatiol from many Of the
Abolitio oil party, but il Mr.. CORNELL
only has the nerve to stand the apressare,"
he can rely on the fact that he will reap
his reward in the future, for his magnan.
imous attempt to restore peace to our
bleeding and distracted country,
The BLAIRs are now in Richmond on
peace missions, but without authority
from the government to negotiate term'
Of settlement. It is generally thought
no good will come out of their mission
but if it fail, we have this assurance, a
least, that there is a change taking place
in the minds of leading administration
men, in favor Of peace.
General SINGLETON, Of Illinois, I
peace Democrat, recently left Washing
ton for Richmond for the purpose Of con
ferring with the Confederate Adminis.ra
ton with a view to a peaceablc settlement
of difficulties. His is the most import
ant Of the peace missions, and it i
thought will most likely succeed i
inauguratiug negotiations for a cessatioI
Of hostilities and o permanent peace
That's uch may be the result of Mr.. SIN
GLEToN's mission, is the sincere hope an
wish Of the people. There is evidontl,,
a change taking place in the minds Q
those in power. They are beginning t
see that war, rs DoUsLAs said, 10 . 40,
and eternal separation Of the States
We are 10 hopes that reason may agai
return TO the infatuated minds Of th
party 10 power, and that by a proper ez
!, ercise Of it, a vestige Of free ~goverhr,eu
may yet be saved from the wreck. LIZ
us have peace and a united country un
: der the old constitution. Let US have
. nov, and the shout Of joy that will g
. up all ovsr our land will shake the yer
foundations of the globe. Shout th
glad tiding Of peace and stop murder
' arson, robbery AID all the high Grim,
70 connected with our trouble.
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- The Editor Of ths TYime, attempt.

p6r The Editor Of the Times attempts
to make his readers believe that we have
no respect for the soldier. Although
we have no sympathy for the cause in
which they are engaged, yet for The true
solder, We have respect. , al :,
Hsw is it with the editor Of the zimes'
We would not be SO presumptuous as to
accuse his. Of not loving the soldier. 10
manifested HE love for them last spring
when he attempted to svindls the boys
Of tho 2Sd Regiment ont Of their bounty
moneyiab JEHP loves the sodierj he docs.
N.NH ~ naHra 4nsfau lOaHH mHN HUIN f.lH" '
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SYMPTOMS:

The symptoms Of Catarrh as they generally
appear are at first very slight, fer ons find
they have a cold, that tlies have frequent NJ
tacks, and are more sensitive 10 the changes
Of temperature. In this condition, the nose
may be dry, or q slight disct arge, thin aud
aerid, afterwards becoming thick and adhe.
siye. As the disease becomes chronic, the
discharges are increased Ia quamiiy and
changed in quality they are now thick aud
heavy, and are hawked or coughed off. The
ecretions are offensive, causing 0 Bad breath
he voice is thick aud nisalg the eyes are
weak; the sense Of the melhisj lessened or
destroyed; deafness frequently lakes place.
Another common and important symptom Of
Catarrh Is, that The person Is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning OF a tlisk or Shiny
mueus, which b 8 fallen down from the head
during the hight. When mistakes place the
person may be- sure that Ills disease is on Its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting 1t.
The ADORE are but fy ofMe many Cd.
fIr'h Sympton's. iYsia l.ts H5.h n.ltif7
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NOTICE.

Joseph Miller, whose residence 70 unknown, ,
is notified That Lydia Miller did, 9n' p l9th ! !
day of January, 1865, file her petition In inc
office Of the ulerk Of the Courtof Common
Pleas. within and for the County Of Ashland
and State of Ohio, charging the said Joseph
Miller with wilful absence for the three :
years last past, extreme cruelty -toynrds.saide
petitioner, with being guilty ef: hsbitual
drunkenness for the three years. Inst past.
and with gross neglect Of duty ene. asking
that she may be divorced from the said Jol
seph Miller, which petition win be for hear
ing at the next term Of said Court,
By Jacobs & Mcoord. her Attys, tssst
Ian. IS. l365-vl9n32.
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Nolice to Teachers

TIME Board Of School Examiners Of Ashl<nd
lNCouuty will hold the following EnaminA-
lions, Of Ashland, during the year 1856:
The End Saturday of february; 4.
The 2ndand 4th SAT trdays Of March; "a
The 2nd and 4th Saturdays Of April;
The End and 4th Saturdays Of M u
The 2nd Saturday Of June
Pho end Saturday Of Augaat, eNi~+ti
The End and 4th Saturdays Of September
. The end and 9TH Saturdays Of October, ~
The End and 4th Saturdays Of hoysmbsfie
The End Saturday Ct December 'gpt
These Examinations will commence at .
o'clock A. NJ, ard close at 4 p. MY
g., No applicant will be admitted after eleven
o clock A. NJ. Written testimonials OF good
moral chara. ter, signed by Of least twora
sponsible persons will be required, which
testimonials will be kepton file. Ne certif-
cute can be anie.daied, and the School Law
prohibits Township Clerks from giving crderA
10 teachers for pay, unless they have eertih
Gates embracing the whole time of service
The School Law requires teachers 10 UNDER
stand the following branches, and be able 10
impait instruction in them oil: Reading. Wri-
Ting, 0~rlhography, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geograghy. A failure in one, ha
failure in ALL ana those not having . fair
know ledge of each and every one Of The above
branches. need net apply for 4 certihcats =
Pa, licular attention will be paid 70 Orshogts-
| ply, and those not having studied II, will DO
promptly rejected. No private eIaminaioHi
will he held, and no application .'by letter.
will be answered. Only four grades Of Ger.
~tifcatcs will be issued viz for 0 months II
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]. w. M'CoRO,

ATTORNEY ATLAW and UNITED STATES
AGBNT, ASHLAND. OHIO, pro
cures Back Pay, Bounty and Invalid Pen
for soldiers in the present war and pen
sions for widows and minpr children OF SOL
diers who have died or been Killed in the ser.
vice and all other claims against the govern
ment. Collection made with plomptness
and proceeds RENTED with dispatch VAIN
Address, J. W. McC0RD,
st .H. .'taf1 1ueAshlundp 70.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that the undere
Nv sig led has been duly appdinteai ana
qualified as Executor Of the Rstate Of Thom-
as OsbTrn, deceased, late Of Perry township.
Ashland Co. All those having claims agsfnst
said estate, will present them according 70
Jan. IS, Iss5-ns2, SsffiF' TsVHt%
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ROAD NOTICE.
To the Honorable Commissioners Of

Ashland County
Your Petitioners, resident freeholders Of
said County, respectfully represent that pub
lie convenience requires the location Of q
County road along the following described
route, io-wit: Beginning at the North East
corner Of the South West quarter of Section
8, township %, If Range Is, running Yves,
on the North line of the above mentioned
South West quarter Of Section 8, anu also
West along the North line Of the South East
quarter Section 4 of the above Township un I,
Ill it iutersects The road running West between
the lands owned by Peter Newcummer and A.
M Hoy's heirs. Ytur Petitioners therefore
ask that such proceedings may he had 10 Cd.
tablish such roads as may be authorized and
directed By law. .gq.t,b,
Jan. 10, 1865-4wn82 ''' pr
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NEWS ITEMS.

IsA
Kys by the guerrilia'' una'' -
and SVol'ers ylsy PNnassu
burned the V~ours.nO.'' M.
" iecolus.
oniy ~ .sas. Onslea
allsai0ns nls my osT = n'' "
s's ..s w..,,,o,o, that
ss-s; II. co0f.d.,.oy
alsysb million bales Of cotton.
nnv.;a i M baltimore correspondent
y q. Nsr Yayk World. has been releas.
y. ~ II. n.r0le, AZ honor bv Gen. Wal.
Tho Investigation into tho Petersburg
slsuehter leaves the responsibility be-.
,mesp Burnside. Meade aud the General
who led the assault.
Gencrai bragg Is comment " pr''sn''
ing the capturelof Wilmington, even with
hispresent force.
The Presidents call for 900, 900 more
men svells the total number called into
the-army, since the commencement Of
the war, to 8,26s,s40 II will require
as many more to free the negroes and
"squs'0A '"s
"A Washington dispatch says that a
leading peace Democrat, who has taken
appointment part in peace movements dur
ing the late election, and whose personal
relations with the President have been
very friendly, has gone to Richmond,
and will probably DO heard of there in a
day or two. afa
The rebel Senate on the 7th inst,
adopted 4 resolution Of thanks to their
Indian allies Of the Cherokee nation.
The Richmond papers are still indul.
ring in r~loriacation over the failure Of
The exneditiou against the Wilmington
a.ssnoes.
gMo.h,; e. .,;a 4 /. .,;rl alive and in =
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se- RoBT. McMuRnAY, Loyal League
candidate was elected Juaties Of the
Peace Of Montgomery toVrship % lsst
Saturday.
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Aud notice is hereby given that the whole OF sads eVenn 'a'n' 's - III
of lots, or SO much thereof q Twill be necessary 10 pay 'e 'Ass aN' p'1ry u
charged thereon, will be sold by The Couuty Treasurer astn n oour' HOUSE ia S
County, on The third Tuesday in january unless SAD I " PennaiF ~ Ply
.sL ~, IN :. ,nd hat, ne ssa will bo continued from day to day until the u
.;s ..am., ,r,o. ~. ~ qns,aso Of ios sbalfhaye been sold or offered for sale
' 2" 'o 'm ,'otnan ISAAC GATES, iIIgoU tSK
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MOTU(lE.

iNoTfcE is hereby given That ethe under.
~ signed haa beeh duly appointed Aminis
traitor Of the Estate Of Philip Faber, IT,, de-
eesssd, late Of Ashland County, Ohio.
PHILIP FABER, Ssn.
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTS rs

~ I-T1 NV 4 wv IfHH 3lHlTT n1HW
January End, 1865 g.1so, ldsIa baL
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A single Bottle viii last q smonth--to
81 DO used three times a'dayy adj
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'7o'''7'd y7'@7a County Aaditor1
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

co ssed m those States concerning such choice Of President
aud Vic--ffesident. .. D.. .ra ... ~.
Mr.. MALLORY, as 8 member Of the Committee on
the Ralcs said they had prepared rule TO meet the
case II was read for Information 1t proposed that
IL on opening and counting the votes any difficulty
should r' II Duss be settled by the concurrent votes
of the teD Houses.
Mr. WnSoy said he could not accept the resolution
"a substitute for his own. IL was important that
action shousd DO taken his resolution now, as the
votes are TO be counted next "Wednesday. The new
rule could be reported and discussed at another tune
The resolution reported by Mr. Wilson was then
adopted.
NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS.
The House resolved Itself into Committee OF the
Whole the State Of tho Union on the Navy Appr0'
priation bill 80
Among the amendments adopted was ono providing
TIA, one Mdshipman in addition 10 those authorized BY
law. shall BE- appointed FOR each Congressional Dstrlei
the nomination Of the member Of Congress or dei'
sgate from said District; but Midshipman shan be
appointed for District not represented In Congress
NJ DAVIS (Aid.) offered an amendment pToSidlng ior
the appointment 81 Board OF Admiralty by the Presi'
dent with the advice and consent Of the Senate. 1t 10
bo advisory matters VI naval organization ana
law.
Mr. SPAULpIsa hoped the amendment would not be
adopted as the Committee On Naval Affairs had the
subject under consideration.
Tho CHArRNAS (Afr. Washburne) decided the amend
ment OF order bat not sustained by the Com
m!ttee.
Pending this amendment the Committee rose, and the
Houss adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-31

violent and destructive. The loss az the new bocEeae
runner Leila or Liverpool was most c'snstrous nnaii'
Only ts eve seame saved out Of noary SIXTY per
sons on board The liichOat which went 10 the resou'
yee also lost together wth seven Of the crew.
There were serious disasters esev here at seq ana vi
land Nonaterial damage had been done to American
Tie George Hun received damage from collision Of
Plymouth. , mn,
ire Southampton. from Nev-YoIk for London. put
Tbe British war sloop Bombay was burned on Mon
teyiGeo and ninety Of her crew are s"Plo''u''o
been lost.
FRANCE. :,
The Pope's encvclcal letter is the ieaaihg
theme OF the discussion in France Inc
been ordered to report on It's effects Inc
n was said contemplated serious STEP ID the p ~.
Ii was rnmorcd that there had been a dnicun!
between the French and Engiish hihtr! n"'"o' '''
The Bonrse was Hrmer Rentes stood O. IT. ooc Goo ooo
Tsts had opened for the New Italian loan oil eVV"oV
sterling.
The speech of The King of PRUSSIA 10 ,he
Chambers prose.sed desire for reconciliation WI" wv
Chambers but the determination TO main's'- 'io"k
military organization. -, c..h. ,r.,;den,
vi in Ms speech denounced tho course oil the GOV
cr,NeEt He said il sought hy military success 70
silence public opinion but ths Puop'' "'1'0
Lsrge reductions were made Ia inc iAA"''' '''''
mates.
RUSSIA.
Numerous political prosecutions had been
abandoned In P6iand.
BRAZIL
Rio. Dec. 25.-Cofee, 6H3OOG6 $500 for good
fis:s. Exchange. o6d26f.
Tbe BrsziIiass were repased at Pysaidcy, Uruguay.
ASIA.
BOMBAY Dec. 29.-Cotton lower; shirtings
advancing Exchange 2if09l.
~CucIrITA, Dec 2s-Ce,ton goods fat. Freishts Gull.
E,obREgs, 2ilt.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LoSLoS NOSYY MAEEET-Funds dnll bat with
cut aiess aIctaaiion. The discount niark"t 'rgrG
" ssa fog best bile sai'etSsitcs CiTCpss ~ r
10 Tor 500 bonds Lns TelaiDed steady O. ~ N with med
transactions. In Erirs coasd-T5. rs la been
done Fl docning rates. closing at 9is, irc g Dividend
Illinois stc5dv.
LIyzaPOoL CorroS MARxrrThe sses ~ enlton fer four
sys have been " bsies, inendnT 800 nae, slser.
istcrs and c1pCIteIs The market Ia. been da with sst
d ice, bot closes with . better tone.
TaAp2 RgPoRT-rhe Esnchss,er market Is Mt. with .
LyEEr,o r BEgArs1uPys E'AaEgr-Tbe Preed,tuas usr.
SDsncc 60. 81 Arssrs Blind Athya Co. report. Flour
an: Nhes n.rive si cessr; Com doll md downward.
LIysGpSoi. Provision MiEKFI-fhe Provision r'aTsct j.
s,esdy Aefx, Gordon Bruce 1 &c. ant oli~rs report:
Beef PCr steady; Baron gllt aud Heady Lard h,
sae TsiioE sasier
LryxssrooL tKoyucg MARxfT-Aslss finer sssar insc-
6re. Cc~ee etsdy. Rice giet end steady Rosn quiet and
steady Spirits T0rPntlns r % 90. Pet o,eln qo.c; Al
NJ per gallon for Refined.
LoSDoS M1RKETs -hrceds,s fs steady Sosar deciiniu,
Sclr- quiet Tea hral. Rice hrn. Ttlow rrsdy.
LONDON. jap. i9-ConsoA e.osed u B. lGy} Tor oney.
AaEacAs SKcUsriEs-liincis CcntIsi Railroad, JQQ3l,
s1,-a diy,dsld; Eric RsiiTosd. 1905.
LATEST
JJyERPOOL, Jan. 20--l vcnng.-CoI roH.-Sales
Of the wesk 1870 bales eDdna 900 b.'s sp.cuiators
end 20 bsicso exporter. Tie market has been dni, it
decline Of 10. American and Id ether descrip
t'ohs The sacs to-day tfTtsyj foot 900 bales The
issus fir 9sJ sdddns ia Msb,s .air, 2sid, mid
ding Zsii Cp!ands, ar 25t, mdd ing, 2sd. stock 10
iol; sfs,"p BALE including 400 bales ofAmehcsn
bRHADsfcF.s-4ne market Is qGist aud fiesdyi Wbsst
kIn,T
FRoyIsI5Ss-Ths market ia hrn with an upward ten.
deTry.
PRODrcr-spirits Tgrporn advancing; quoted at 7Ol.
LoSDOs Jan ~ hSenn s-Consols close st a9l d89s
for froncy Bullion IN the Essk has Increased 4 II 600
American SrOCys-llDois Central Railroad .snJ di..
cont, Lille Halfway, J4G.S
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NIEN ID.

BRICHAMAt Broekfed, Mass, on Thpr.d,y ~,h i7'. 4;
Brigham ste u the hrn Of Ii. D. wste Co. oil th' ehy'
ozed 4, yesTs
po,yrrv.gr, Rrooslyn. on Sunday, len. % Nsrors'
A. yonngc., dsur,er OF Charles aid Louisa boeIs'nsn
aged q months and days
Tho r-aiy ,ra nsnd Of tho family are respectuy nved
,o st'srl TIE funeral lom ,he residence o! her parents
80 s27 lon ave- this rueday) afternoon at o'clock
BIANcH-ln Brooklyn sS,u,d;y jan e. Victor youngest
pes;ive. and ireuIs Of the fany are resee iss 20
.end the ilness Tuesday At2 oeoeA sTon hishihei
fssderce 10. 80 CsFron.Eye.
pAy-sund.y Jan co. 1875 John Parker D,y con OF John
and Mary Jane DaIy aged year and IL months. -
Ths sa1e. ssd tnd, are , ga TO SS zee Es
pIe.dssy ana the rscibers Of Normsl Lcdss No H.
AND A. NJ, sad he Fnienhy In general
0.RDNERon rur'day, Jan. 49, o. osIther. Prairie seei
Pnr,Irxon WIS .er an illness o: yearly .I monh' y acI
.bs b. +. with h.sn fssisrtion, Lucrrs way CRY az,
beloved id o, Palmer and MsrssE.,te ". Gltdaer sd
10 yesn and months.
MooRg-on Saturday JAN &C. Walter ron Of 6eOrss H.
aud Adsline " Moore, ssei months ana 20 d>5''
RopFRrs- yro,slyn, Monday, ysn. o. Morris H.
Doe no,ic. offrpsnl vii! be given. ~
utcs psp.rs plrase cepy.
srocKIyo-o On sepg.y nigh. rsn 20, Alo.lao Melrrle,
mon - and a. Gays
Funs,. Tp..d.y s.t ms, s,ar M from the residence
ci H. Is. MelfIis, 10. l29 Amty-s'.
srRIKEpon sandy JAP 20 At tie residence ofhi' fher
0eorys n. Striker son OF Zen. G-rri, II. striker.
Tie '.iy. end friend. Of he family az. ts;peenay Invited
M, -. - foot OF >TLer ssne between West tihy se.end
sni Wet ting in.-..
TOAfPHivs On euuisy Goth Inst. al No 80 East Thirty.
s.,t ~ hi. city Of sunpon Sarah Louisa, sh'e
Of Flial Tou plin. Esd Il year. and . months.
Tie f.rui wal attended the Church II White Plains
Us,ebc.i-r 90. wednrsd,y next, Feb. ~ at u H.
F.,cnt. ol tie family are invited
WilIrOn Saturday. the 2s,h INST 81 Group. Washington
Youngest chld oi Chss. W. and Matilda p. White.
Tie fsld OF IN, f-ry respectfully fcqueed 70 stend
The faueE. from his ate residence. Boston hoad, nesr Sew
entl ST. Molrfsnia Tuesday Jan. 81, a, II N.
Cansee, viii be- la Visiting the IfA depot al
ofus 1880 train nom Twcn,y.iI;hs'.
WFLLsOn seurd,y. Jan 90 Frances Gore, vile Of Lloyd
w Wells Of IA. city aud daughter " tho Aie John Ea.
stead Of Boston.
B1stop parers piesse
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ruuER DAYS LATEss FROM
EEROPE.

ar,,,a, Of the Peruvian - Mr.. Brig""'
speech n, Dirmin gham-nr. Bnsfer''
gvreeh on the American Question -
xp.p;,h Demand of hndepi"ity -The
sp.utsa Government and 'hc f"p"'
Ene,cIicni-Wur Between PnrnREsy
and RraxiI-0penin& sf the Prussia"
AhaNbcrs.
PORTLAND. MordSy. Jan. 80. l365.
The steamship Peruvian, Capt. Bal'antine,
,.n Iiyerpool at 80 p. on the 10Th Purser Brown
a,ots that she as detained OF Tough Foyle by fog
,.en hours aud did sail from Londonderry until
B.turday TIE 9lst at r. In. She arrived at Portland
O'clock this afternoon. She brings no news OF a
Iaser date tLan Friday.
The steamship ST. David. from Portland arrived at
londonderry Oh the 18Th.
q The steamship Erin. from New-Yors, arrived ~
<ooeenstcwn at IL ?. ID, on the 18th.
The steamship City Of Manchester, from New-hofA'
arrived a. Queenstown early in tile morning Oh INC
18th. ~, -.
Tn. steamship City of Dublin. from Nev'fofK' NJ
yiyed at Queenstown on the 20th.
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Gv.ot Esrl;ssIu.

Msssrs. Schoolfeld and Bright had 9een Sa,
s,...;ny cir cons,tuents at Birmingham inc ormer
.,orasssd ,rerat at The Intention of the Ameilci.,
serwnste 4 Reciprocity Treaty anu !" l,rrr Ton
Aoata on tbs lakes With regard to :,
he ssI he IS not prepared TO JON ~ poc! WI W.,
sould altogether overlook the in"r'' one n''V"
Wy Rrsa eYTatiaed the triumph Of thi NJ
oasn,ion pocy in British po,itice. IN regard 10 p
T.msn,ary rcorn he said IL uonld no more ne P-t
Seen than could the negro question IN te a
s,onyrsss, for though IL was always Noieu go
rissnce and not 10 he talked about Amercs j h9N y,
deadly conflict with the negro stan ing ioltn ~ ~
rroportions and daily gaining nsednnl: Nj ~ ~
Sscd many strong argument ~ PIE s"a Gull.
s,ty with which millions voted NJ ne Teeeu ~
sicc,ion in America As regards American an lrs ~,
go 10 ,rnoseIy sbstaned from a.! obser'aiion upon
SAT ssd and mournful revolution. which Was taAihs
MT Baxter NJ T.. had been delivering aHdiesSe' ~.
.ysreowrie Scotland on the Ainerlc u que,uon. ~
ali. lied Mr. Lincolns administration ana wts en-
Shstjcallv in favor of tue North. he had pefiel Com
senoo I'm the ability Of the North 10 Unhg INC question:
20 q most satisfactory solu'icN. , To- o,rv
e.hing fo the Rebels have been executed inLNeIpoo'
Lately 90 90 uniforms made for the ksOei
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The City Of CoTL's News.

The following is a summary OF news dis.
Matched By the steamship City Of Cork which vessel
ia2 BOT yet arrived:
CHEAT BRITAIN.
TIE London Times editorsly refers 10 the
frn1rr tbai the Retps contemplate emancipation O
rneaDs Of occurring European recognition, and points
rUt The fa.isy 81 such ss,cp. As to the idea Of
,cpiiEg prOteciOTafe of any European government
ssrher tan submit 20 the North The TINS regards The
Ses Al vhoAaTy. ard knows European power likely
v aeccp. s,s0A al Impossible Olor.
IL anotler article IL expressed the hope TINT for the
Bake Of the Ured States aud Canada the reciprocity
tcAty nav continue. Both communities viii be great
injured whic no appIeciabls y.sche! s. DO dOae to
rnsiand.
The gale p;eyslsnt when tie Cuba sailed wss most
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Germany.

The VienHa PreSSe asserts that the reiatiohs
>.tweeu Austria and Prussia continue excellent, eui
nevertheless Austria is determined 10 withdraw frih
the alliance rather than permit Prussia TO annex tLe
Duchies Prussia is said 10 seeA iilnclpai! 10 ires
Alliance neanst rev dictionary movements Inc a.Ole
representatives. in the Prnssian Chamber OF Depnte
have boon The first indoiss the declarations OF IIes
dent Won Grsbow against the onrcges on tne tosu'u
tion effected during the last three yesIs 1Ee{ say. III
she address that reconciliation between the Deputies
and The Government only take place when the Toy
ornmeat formally acknowledges the constitutional r's'
% Xote on the Bndget.