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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-28
LIVING HOME.

fPkk season being over for summer boArdsrs aho hA
kept me full most Of the time for the last TOUR
am neW prepared % take as formerly SICK AND WRL
At reasonable prices for the times,
nova q fiF bEOWd
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-28
FARMERS TAKE NOTICE |!

.EA9EGR Sss CLAIRE,
still continue to Manufacture those MANURES, which
for the last eignt yaars have given such general
satisfaction to those who have used them; we refer 10
the
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
made from finely ground Boaes. Peruvian GuAno, and
other FeTtliEing ingredients, and sold ut the
e95 w per t0n Of 20 lbs. Also, to the
MEAT AND BONE COMPOST,
made from refuse Meat. Hone and othsr 0fEa from the
Slaughter uouse,-prlee $40 oO per ton.
N. D. A superior article Of BONE DUST, at maj ket
price Address,
s. W. Cor III shth and Washing ton hts.
Had
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-28
GEO. DEMERIT a. GO.
THE FOLLOWING srLrNDfo LIST of
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens & Pencils,
&C.. worth S500,000,

To b. Srii At ONE DOLLAR sach, without regard to
vAlne and not 10 be paid uail you know what you vi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-28
SUPER PHOsPHATE on LIME.
HOnSES FOR SALE.

AA4sa In Market Strest-htoIe and Dwelling below
IIIHaN 6eeond street excellent business stand.
ImA In Shipey Strest-rhree story brick dwelin ng
RA above Fifth street, 25 feet frunt 90 feet deep
In seventh srest-TwO three story brick dwellings be.
low Lombard street. Also two three story Brick Dwell
Inas Nos 6I0 and 8i8 West EsySnih street.
In Second slrestA three sery brick dwelling betwosa
French aud Walnut streets, might be made good bus;
neAs stAud.
In Talnsll sireet-A large three story brick dwelling.
will ali the modern Improvements, No. 7ll TatnS St.
Building LotsA desirable property at the corner Of
Third and French streets, suitable either building
lot on site for manufacturing establishment. Fol
JOHN MeLEAR SON,
Ap2l No. lit Market stree
BEAUTIFUL. lot oi allAss FFuIt Bowls, just Fseriv
n ahd for sale low BY
THos, Y. DENoRMANDIR
gO2 Market sffAst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-28

WEa prepared to buy STRAW at all times, vSileu
deilve ed 10 good order in bales at Paper Mills
on the hrandywns about i've miles above Wilmington
NE VIII loan presses 10 parties selling Straw u.s. aud al
present will pay for
Wheat Straw GO cents per 100 lbs
Rye Straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
For further information apply at the MIL or lJr.ss by
mail -
JEssUP hoORE,
Ootzl'tt Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-28
A Fine Farm For SaIe

Inc Farm For Sale,
tour miss l66l Acres. Good Buildings Three
CbaSn in good bearing condition; slso nnmbsr
lsslihsF Ireos The above location II ysr, flss M
For terms apply to
assa,s I'd ,W.NeoAuLLRY co.
~s - 500 Market atTset
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-28
WASHIM cToM HOUSE,
No. 700 Chestnut Street, Above Seventh,
(Adjolning the Masoqie Temple)
PHILADELPHIA.

This old and popular hotel ia situated 10 the very
centre Of business and convenient TO the Steamboat and
lsiroad Depois from which 10 the hotel % attain
able at all tmea The house has been thoroughly
yated and newly furnished aud n every respect render
ed to the wishes and desires Of the travelling public
The reputation that the Manager has enjoyed in the con
effort on his part will be spared 10 make the washing.
tom rst-eass house. This lArdsr will be unexeeptisn-
abe in every respect. The Manager will be pleased to
see his old friends and former patrons Of the Ind Ian
Queen . Wilmington, and Estates unicR,n Philadelphia
and to welcome many new ones.
olIAS. NJ. ALLM0ND,
isn1T.Rm MhnaqaF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-28
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS,

Corner of Fifth & King Sts.
WILMINGTON, DEL
THE citizens Of Wilmington aud surrounding country
are respectfully informed that the undersgnsd hays
entered into co-partuershp, under the drm of CAL.
LAHAN a DAVIDSON, and are now prepared to furnish
Monuments, Tombs, Head and
Foot Stones,
EVERY DESCRIPTION, of the most modern deuI4ns
cut Of American and Foreign Marbles finished n the best
amer, and on terms as reasonable will insure good
and substantial workmanship AID materials Aiso, Msr
BILE and Slate MANrELs Of all descripIfOns; Marble
eranie aud Brownstone work for building purposes o
every desert pton furnished in the best manner
We tender sinrere thanks to the public for the lib
era patronage heretofore and solicit continuance Of he
same Every thing warranted n give satisfaction An
erdets from any part Of the nry attended 10 with
pTomptness.
PATRICK CALLAHAN
WlLLi AN DAVIDSON,
Js d, lbt5 u.p-6mu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-28
ECONOMY ! DURABiLlTY 7! CONVENlENCR !
THE "STAR"
N0-CHI MNEY BURNER
FOR
Kerosene OIL lamps and Lanterns.
(EDaAR's PATENT, AUG. l1,lsesA


To consumers Of Keroteue oil, this Burner will ho
1olnd Invaluable, being designed TO supply tho long
existing demand for good light from Kerosene OIL
Mhhout the nse Of the glass chimney, which is a con
sant expense and Inconvenience TO hOussk pers The
qualities Which most prominently distinguish this ap
proved and superior burner the following:
II giveH brilliant and steady light, Tree from smoke
smell or evaporation OF Oil,
2 II can be carried and handled freely without being
eHtinRushed, andi especially adapted for hand Lamp
3 II fits all ordinary ssa Lamps, and burns % per
cent less Oil than the ordinary Size chimney Burner
q u does not heat the Lamp, and is therefore warrant
ed safe and reliable.
This Burner has been approved OF and adopted by the
largest Lamp Dealers In the country, the best and
most durable yet Invented II is used various lines
OF Railroad Cars and Stages in the city, with entire salts.
action
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL;
"Fhis is TO certify that have used tho Star No
Chimney Burner for the last three months with perfect
satisfaction, and would recommend 1t 10 parties running
Stages or Cars the cheapest and best Burner now In
use.
HARRY PALMER,
sup't 7th Ave. Line Stages.
New York, May II, 1854"
It viii give a much better light than to round the
corners Of the Wick,
WILLIAM STRIMPLE,
). E. Corner Of King and Front Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Sole Agent for the states of Delaware and Maryland.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-28
EDWARD TATNALL,
WAWASET NURSERIES,
North of Brandywinelvillage.
STRAW WANTED.

All kinds Of Nursery stock constantly on hand
dec 26-i v.
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= ~ Il q Pc.
The Europa at Halifax with Two
Days Later News.
OUR CORUNNA CORRESPONDENCE
TIE AFFAIR OF THE REBEL RAM.
Ample satishctisn Demanded from
Portugal isr the Insult to Z.
- American Flag.
ANOTHER PRivATEER AFLoAT.
The Niagara and Sacramento
Gone to Sea.
British Reports and Hopes from
Richmond.
TIE AMENDED TARIFF n ENGLAND.
4 PAPM WARNING TO MACMILLAN.
Two English Failures for One
Million Sterling.
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR FlVE.TWENTlEs,
&c, DC, &c.
British Reports and Hopes from
Richmond.
TIE AMENDED TARIFF n ENGLAND
4 PAPAl WARNING TO MACMILLAN.
Two English Failures for One
Million Sterling.
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR FivE.TWENTlEs,
&c, DC, &c.

The steamship Europa, from Liverpool the via
Queenstown the ID nst arrived at Halifax at two
O'Clock yesterday morning She has forty three pas
sengers for Halifax and thirty for Boston.
Her news b two days later.
The Europa experienced strong westerly winds during
she whole voyage On the 18th and 18th IA dense fog
prev allied On the I'd. NJ she sigualled an
Inman steamer, bound east, lat ST. long a.
The Europa sailed for Boston at half past five A. W.
In the aoeuti0ns delivered the consistory the
Pope Expressed surprise and sorrow the sal events
which have recently taken place In Mexico His Holt
Asss hoped MAMMALIAN scosd abandon the course up9m
sAA ~ Asd entered and satisfy the just desires Of the
Holy Sea- The Pope further thanked the bishops Of the
Catholic world especially those of Italy, for defending
Ne rcligtoo and liberties OF the church. despite the
dessees q the secular authorities
fhe Wese india mail steamer had arrived England
VtA two end quarter millions Of dollars in specie
10 also brought several captains OF blockade runners
uAess occupations gone.
ne 800 a Madrid that the Minister Of War
ooAsss1 ~ restgnation, and that General Lnrsundi
sDesssA - replace him later despatch say that the
0aoessasd - the once.
1hs King e Denmark had rciisvcd Mr. Hcl'ren, Minis
~ q Jusss a his functions Heeen represented tho
sassSstvssa The rsactionAry and democratic
Daee1a N appossd thas I'll the members Of the late
oAbanss IN rsssrn 70 their posts
vstvaas oAlcatta telegram Of March a. reports com
Ossstsl sGAlrs h much the state the 18TH
Uhsa a1As Improvement had taken place.
TAe asauship Cubs, from New York. arrived ii Liver.
~ - nssa - tAs LIST inst
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Police Intelligence.


TWO MN CHARGED WITH ARsON-CoSFEssiON ov
oNp OY rHR pRlsONERs-THEy Arm COMMITTED
WITHOUT BAIL.
r.. -, ..,.. ,,..,., ,,.,- =, ,so xr,u,
"""" $1,000 " '' $500 ''''"e ~ wv ""''-A'
street, aud Christian Schutx Jewelier rosding 81 No
Roosevelt sireet were Yesterday arrested bv ofrer
p..,n -, IN. s.,,c, ,,r..io,, nm .h.-u. ~, ..o. -
ns'''" Va ''' E0" p' INV "" 'n"'te W A'e"" p'e
fcrred against them oy M John . KAUFMAN Keeping
restaurant M II, William From the deposition
:. a., rr, 4, ...- r.. 40 80 g.
-. ,,',,'
bough 'hr lease oi preinses 40 william street. OF Nj
- ,,,. 49, =, az NJ, 49,, NJ s.A
yA ~ " " "
then occupied portion a. The same premises Tor
vine cellar ahd Mr. Kaufman had rented another
-, -. ~, 80 ,,,A,n -, a., -,
pNi' A., -, ,,.t,, ca w, w "'.s.
W. W.. III, ~ -, ~, ,,a'h,, al, NV nv va r, nv "Iu
~. IT, ~, ~ - 20 49, ~. I'm ~ nsu
~ a., 80 ~, , 80, w. ,. 49,. wv l.s y, W
w. ~, w. - ~ 49,, - y" "'it' Wcrr h,eu
sp 49, -, - -, =" -. So" s,,", &C. r.. nsui-hr ~,
bc4He inu'h n"'lHR' VIZ ru-i"ib'', ~ MAILMAN sub
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Ngw Yoss, April 10 1s0h
In your edition 81 Marrh y 1854, you published
count Of my arrest charged with stealing VI rso
from man named Reuter-, Of 22f william sire~t, New
York. with particulars In thereto, which
fare from beginning TO end The publication has dops
me great harm, and the published undoubtedly
ernanssed from the fertile brain Of Q detective On
W day last Chrstsna Ticht and yesterday Henry Ian
gnG ~ers convicted Of stcalkng the money, ard
scnenced 70 the State Prisca The money recovered
from them ~ TIL absot leaving the country the
herman steamer will not trcspar upon your space
With further particulars have lived many Year, the
Fourth ward and hav" . family Of grown w children,
and In Justice W them well myself ssh contra
diotoa n your oolurans Of most urss rpor relsr
NAM e. nANURA n Wausn street.
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The rr.n..-N.xiemm Qm.s,ion.

srlr,r on ". utLINfEE. ~ rur rHENCH Lrais-
LAT,rr, ~ Tni ATTITUDE ~ TIN UNITED
Translated ior the Nrw yo.K FROM TIE Opinion
NstIpnTi" 81 March ~
congratulate. III. gov -nnent upon uic prom~ inside
that our troop g. hr withdrawn from McNro
and that ior.isr fxpcdi,ions are ~ he undcr
,nres WITH regard TO the press the
has taken action u ~ certain that during come
sensrn, as. 10 freely dis ass all aues,ions but this
same freedom Ia been and " intermittent and capri
,oas iLo cna,"n OF ise pr. may ne ae'crs s =.
NUT no longer he rcftra iions imposed upon An
instrument which, when mcnop"zed, wi.ds . power
French revolution had been checked before the dcv
pirate dsys oi scpt,n,irr aud " the oouns.s Of
Bay and NergDisud lad ben hooded, NO should have
had liberty instcad 81 d,rtator~hip aud HonaJarte
dc-phc his gena woaid have remained on lcv" with
Washington; aud " bohapaf'c, after having charmed
aud c.npuerd tnc world. h1d know enough ~ stop n
time, h. would ikowisc have fcnn''d lasting work
Nctwth sianJiug the enthusiasm
with which tie Emperor Assirniau wac received III.
os-sc~ In the way of his have been
moved He forced 10 rely uion foreign forces and the
ro,abity Of Intervention by the tinted tHtcs seems
syg,a, att hi dinculiios w. ,ren kpow dossriae
f,r.sirsd ~ ~ Untd S"ts NJ cLnrs,sg yrec,1 As
ey.ini sf n,o mo~c, coai coosiol s,rSr~,nh yror
IA. cast ksrdorv al Worth Ar,roa Tho United Hates
go M, looksd With satisfaction upon our inter.
S'n,on 10 Mexico. and ,ne Accession Of the Nm.
perur Msxiinilian They bsye rr'used 10 recognize
him aud their ~ viii t.ssri. hin, being constantly
Xa,s. X@nr no, icaeto b." all, b rans a,.. 's.s.,~.
sovs Iv y,ue6 and r,ssrrafons tw WIN NE wa ASi
kaps eisf-aad u bf fose~er-ssAaf rth happss
nS hi- to he ssrcd that tho Monroe Doctrine VIII be
then tru pbshty execute and that IN" tnsrventon Of
the United States in Mexico will dc-ry our ~crk there
Should this Intervention occur AFTER ths " our
forces wonlJ be bound To aid the Emperor NAH
milan, but n to take place while our nag remained
We should be drawn into war which the county "ocs
not care shout and takes interest In We could not
withdraw In the face Of such occurrence, and the
siuaton would then seriousness that none can
| deny, and which fully justinss our snyesies
| We should, therefore, urge upon Che governmsns W
make every effort 70 bring voIs back to france =
sea - posssisi aad aN uaui thsy ~ wlshdssws WI
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Com mercfal In,el,,~.mc..

THE LbhDON MARKET.
"essrs baribgs circular that "a largo business has
been done in Unit States Ave twenty bonds and that
rices advanced early in the week TO SIX IS but have
since rclapsed TO 66I 81, the demand being chiefly
nom the Continent
un friday III teicrrams the steamship Cuba were
ncesed ana i've twenes again advanced 10 b7si $50
Erie ana Illinois Central sla have also att acted atr
Ton. and have again advanced
me Bank OF England, the 10th ultimo, reduced It's
rate oil discount to four per cent which there il fair
ucMand Tor money. This movement streng thcncd the
English funds and are bioyant and advancing
ke'or Triton Co, East India and general Iner-
chants have suspended payment Their liabilities are
estimated al A0OO 600 sterling
Another provincial bank has s,,spended-the Poyts
mouth and south Hans Banking Com,any Their Iisbili-
tts are about fl70 900 sterling
The Birmingham and Joint Stock Banking Compsnv
he'd agreed to take the business Atwood poon.rs
osnk-,whlch lately suspended II Birmingham TO
pound
LONDON, April Evening
Consols closed at ssys 90 for money
.. AnxRcas Srocks-Illnois Central Railroad, ak
e24 Erie Railroad, ssss oek; United States eve
twentics 5715 6s,i.
THE PARIS BOURsE.
The Bourse is stesdy The rentes closed al o7f SOC
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.
The weeks market report eived per Morsvsn
con, oTx OF e " IN port Is $50 bales By actual
amount ~, 00O bales arc American
TRADE Ryp0RT.
The Manchester market Was hrnser, with upward
LIvYRpOOL BREADsrUrFs nARKEr.
The market h easier. Richardson, spence 4 Co and
other report Flour dull and easier Wheat quiet and
quotations barely maintained; red Western, o. a.
3D. Corn inactive; mixed, ess Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
he market n downward Wakefield Nash 4 Co and
others report:-Beef has u downward tendency. Pork
heavy and declined - ID. Bacon hrner and holders
demand advance lard dull and easier n Sas Cd .
Sls Butter DAT and declining Tsllow downward.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes easier sf DIS I'd for potts. and 30s. for pearls
Sugar nat. Coffee quiet and steady Rice quiet and
steady. Clover seed nrmer. Juo lOs. 30 lower Cod
oil quiet at 5ss Sperm oilNo sales Linseed oil sesdy
Resin dnL Spirits turpentine quiet 66s n Ga
PETROLEUM. English Brandon report Pc
troleum Arm ~ In lid D for refined No crude in
market
LONDON nARIHrs.
Flour krni- Wheat steady Iron advancing; bars and
rails, 20 lor ~ los. Scotch pig S2s Sd Sugar
active Coffee active al decline of L. Tea steady
at 10isd for common congou. Rice steady. Sptrtts
turpcntnc firm u 07A Petroleum. steady els for
crude. ~ Tor refined Sperm oil nominal 81 fs2 Ts
LATEST MARKETS.
IivERro0I. April l-Evensug
COrroS sales to-day 600 bales, including 600 bales
u SPECTATORS and exporters. Tho market lees nrm
but quiet and unchanged.
BRvAD<rrYvs. The market In quict and steady.
PkovsioSs.-The market u quiet and steady
rrrnoi RIA firm q, q. o. "a for refined.
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NOTICE
CLOSED IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
D,Afh Or
TIP KEHEI ARMY
That broker may live TO better days II hc reforms
BLrNT's uEtnoU ALTERS


That broker live 10 better days " he reforms
BLrNr's uE,poU ALTERS
of course prevented unusual spectacle. II had .
strange appearance dc-cued, ss IL wRs BY ~ few
oh"r's The change was IN remarkable contrast TO the
s"ne witnessed during the four months preceding The
staggering broker the volunteer the
relatives oi intending mt, the policemen
nowhere ~ he seen while outside crowd had gathered
WHO viewed with delight the process OF loading sud di-
Il" hrd enc hundred timcs and yet On" hundred times
n"c. IN honor OF tie sspepsion OF re- ruling Brokers
al UNIV th"nslve ou-ice ihcr 'of"d booths,
ti"b rl' arv showing ter thcir unJr po ing
cunt"nan'cs Whie l!ttlr bow usrev them Nth nqu
res ~ ~ whether 'rhey didnt want a recruit and
How ARE van, hand money! The order for the
49, "f oper,ons ss REGARD, voluniecrnt ~ss bitter
pill 10 all OF this class
SEvkRH CASH.
Onc bIan presented himself headquarters yesterday
morning hall mat with datpoDtrneni. Ssd anNiouriv
nqted ~sS thor" nowhere n" culid gct an mon ia.en
lat thre dave, ondc,yorng =" yc them 80 e marx
and hsd sront over 800 in III laor o. hove ~" su'
cecdei ~ coming roLpd hI- mcn hut the r,"n,rr
pre-, icus and intended putt NJ 'tu through jc.'-ay
morning. hut "E'howw promo y n u Prysd dc
gOs, hb chaprin Wa unbound'd - hc sr~ t,c Ir 80
b. had tollcd Tor sip through hs Gngop Surely he is
IN he comniseracd This wa but 81 the h"ari
III" indls nation Of ha, honorable 's-- on' man. who
had pad $3.50 "Wednesday foi q substitute, V-"d
and d"manded return ~ HE monc,, which fraue-i
wa ol course, nae, with polite 30" o. nu'h 10 b" an
noyancc
rHK CousTy sNB nI,SotutA
No one, We presume, ~ more paiiard nj tho tetiina
of the sborous duties Is, the committee than ~
chairman, Orison Blunt sho has doDc much towards
blns our quotas, and ersrvins ~ fUm fu,yed
srriptron All honor 10 supervisor Rlun, and the 'on
niue.
The number 81 men received In this city under the
ast call " about eight thoGFaid nearly half the
9uo,s a.ivncd, aud about seven hundrrd substitute
These, while they upon auota eSI.
to the county IN the way Of bounty thus oriipg fuBd
saving u nearly Two hrndred Thousand dollar and
muoh more 70 the government Thif far eNoceds
all the expenses of the committee the time ~ ia
srr, ORGANISATION In July, isea Probably In no other
halt this number Of Substitutes have been procured
rHE voUnrH plsrRiCr.
There was little eSc,emcnt oy HUE unusual 70 no,ios
IN the general appesrAaoo Of Thing. about the rroyo
hAfahsp onice % the Fou.th District yesterday TIT
| crder from the War once, however had he snccs d
dninlahinG hs ofv~v abxt the sod changing ths
| sounssaansss VI ~ ~ vsn n ~ ylaial2s iuu
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Our attention has been called article that 40,
pesred in your piper headed Ice Swinde" A. An nc,
Of justice we entertain the hope that win give our
reply the publicity columns that the charge
Of swindng hrs obtained. The ground THAI you ST.
forth 70 yastfy attack trade twocld
namely The tremendous qususily ~ laid IN and
the great fall In the price Of gold That face VI
thes things have doubled prices beyond that
last year. and that therefore, the pubic should combine
10 crush such swudIe by keeping from the Of ice,
and csng the Bostsn and Portland our CITY
The tremendous quantity os Zoe lad mp ,tored
here, but long distance from the city IL MP
at grss, eypens~ and has BE- broueh, There are
gr-at loss, delay and lAbos in collecting smAy bills
Many OF them pay. All ask 10 thai the con.
I'D ration you your business and that
seemingly allow all others should be gwen
~ grat increase at 1Tenoiturc IN po1a
zion snd a materials esary for ~ together
with Increase Of TAXATION. rnts. &csl these cbsres
have undergone no dni.utrOn, b. there prvha-
biny Of any material reduction In Te.renos "a the
charge o. doubling prices, surh Ii Ne
pounds thsy evenly live cents and families tsking
small pieces one cent pound hut her Litv
one hundred Tsunos We would here ob.erve thai the
zee Trade las the only businss- thar did
departments Tbs Nom 'iss dlsB,,Ltcd si,te ct
the trnder The results OF the year .how'd he
sit 81 more united "a tOt - 10 Hrr-e the charge
Of combination In no a" c-ablc point ha - expenses
connected with trade undcrponr alteration The
butchers lond their complaints bu' Won rshnoi
buy meat from then low ~ decline 10 gold i'm
plv the principle hers presented Bos"n snd Pos and
deals have tined this ruerl' several ucrs.ion and
than they help and We oaunot n. ,nct d
nv ttss threat ICl NkNDERS.
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people d couusa bsl would save bses greater one
70 have oss two nns ships ana sx % seven hundea ne"
Our own government, tbs, q Fnsss ana 49, ~
jointly and severily responsible Tor any Nssu>.
~nen 'nw rebel nondescript may do-our 0wa ~
having sent suitable vesel here 10 cops with her tbs
u rance Tor permit ny her To be built In and TO leave
one OF her ports under the rebel flag, and that OF
SPAN ior having afforded her every fac ity Tor repair
ing ana permitting her TO ship the port u Forros
Tue Spanish government denies the latter charge; but
Capable Of the most positive proof and IL is 10 Be-
hoped that government will bring that Of Spain 70
account for L. Mr. Fuertes our consular agent horc,
Is actively engaged In preparing the evidence Of
this fact. and will be prepared 10 lay II before tho
government
From The fac, OF eight guns having been .hpped from
England, Is altogether probable that another rebel
vessel Is somewhere about the coast receive them
may be- that they TO be taken on board the Stone
wall and transferred 70 her sister snip, which IL sad
to be in OF the West India isands II these vessels
roach your coast II k 70 be hoped the Navy Department
will wake up and send out some proper ships to take
them
Three weeks ago the remains OF an American ship
burned the waters edge noatcd ashore Mapica
about twenty I'VE miles from here. She WAS
known be an American ship by her construction and
her cargo, which timber, and much Of which was
found floating, well By American nag. which
picked up where she ashore No one las
been found yet who knows anything Of her, and Aer
some little hesitation the authorities have given her in
charge Of the consular agent n Corunna Is possible
that she burned by the Stonewal before she
Into lerrol
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Tn, United state. Navy.

The London army o.d Nary Go-cfc sayr:-The work
OF the United S;atet Navy has nov bccn couirished
and IL b. curs I'D thai an ~" hands " farrsgut
aud Porter e high reputation which tie officer AID
seBncu Pow. abls he'd after he national
existence of it-.f hss ircf greatly enhanced
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Anssioon Demand for Satisfastiom for
the InJury from the Portuguese.
Lssss despatch Of the slst Of March says that the
American Miaistsr u Esoon has demanded Satisfaction
e hs Pctssusss government for the firing upon the
olagass I'D Sacramento by the Portuguese fort
He - reaussas the dismissal Of the commander OF
~ Belea and salute q twenty guns to the Ame
sloan aag.
M American commanders deny any intention OF sail
~ vhss arsd A. they merely shifting their an
sAsssge.
Neshiag - yet has been decided In regard to ,hc
Dnessr
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IT, frcurh os"rEmert Will probably sond one or Two
st.anirr 10 srromlan, the two that scut by The
Enyish govern with the Great Eastern the
Atlantic The time of laying tie Atlantic cable, and Il