The New York herald., 1866-03-19
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Xn nnstment acts ,s Ds re,nrned on the essentisi
uiscoufse'ng an-ms SIa,as dd or did ., cons,dar
I'M wne.o.er the mnerfect for us p rnoss ne IN
snae tneir law "as 20 hsr Naiesvis ls. - ". W
YuIro 'me iar which wc he ~ ,rad s
ssins sa isneu nm ,h;r Law which thew had ,riod .sa
- IN eno rious @ az - ,ha, ,hev coud ~ H. 49,. .s 49,
IN ase ,,s,aken wher ppr aa' r a"
aso ~ ~ ,oro,sr occas,on IN , ~ y M a.o,'
h ",y sr,ept had been made by our povsrpmen, he
!" "" su'yv g,t,ns an, of The Al,bay =. ~ a. ~ ~ 80,
~ t, .io s p,ssse,I had addresss,, i r. Gnu @ m . ,s s
@ s adans on The 10th Of yecan'ss S IssS T ~, 20
a, ,,e mo, IN On ne par. ol me american
w 'ei S,raS 'nc OPINION On 'na' gov cru ,
ad that hS snonid asx ~. =, ,his co"n
Nv whether thew were nrenared 20 nose ,ny change
sn the law as his INN resson Was that If tbe ecacy of
~ ~. ~ 30 .'s ,p iesson was ,.a' u wy q, oyit
% ha.,S @ ~" @ sh 40 % nau 'ye ,I Id ne, ~ have
sasn bsX W 10y u,,s Muc,noi , M my, .y hn Saaa II,
s.,,n. aa Dy ." re ,', 20 ta, das
a. sap a., :" ,vpy W. ;hst =.
sS i; sus was INFORMED oy ns so.e @ ~ nu. @ ,'. m .s s
sey na no emu 70 PIop1su % ne 80 vas W ~ts0 III ,ha;
snt OF lnis country tne auy OF en,oea .nelr
h.a e.,acn,ed 'h cosyosnnnd;na iavr or ther mart
liz Ma NO, he heen dipsnnon,ad in ' tint He
@ ~o nhu i, h NO. oo' =. ,n iia, r,h, IN, a1,a. a
va sau M %, ~ u -, @ @ ss s W sn" a,i,9 . vo
~. on ns h .h fn;,ed S,, -, , ;h @ NE ,
. d @ te ci. . % .h e oa ~ os W., az III sasS
!, ~ on "..S i i 80 60 -. Sa % -, y ,,t L. 80 as 60 60 ~ s, M
United satos not executing their law in our favor as
~ Saar Tha rcs,,ar Was shon,J ,.a nc" nr % shonid
o., au ,cd cr 60 raa,hia ,naans ~ " car,,ma
~ ~ az nv 10y .av p.w o % o. =, 70 % ,yaa
a. a. ,er ~ shnu,d ,yo cast aav ars os Tho rarar
M ,am,eDt NJ of The conn,rvS uaar bear% If ~e
VIZ shsagea "a war Me snoua pIosecu.e ~ earnestly
euns . W WV usasos ~ ~ ~, Win our naus ifeo, au
n,',, s = M 'a H. % uPo ,; "" Sa ,h
nas,,o s noaca h,a thav No, haa tosS to
night that commerce was the great antdote to war; Had
.on,,;n M @ Of a. sa nnrrhi rhs o.Sn asss haS nS
she ahia ascrihad ~, i, no shad , ssai,
eronuht to hear aasins, war IN ,hc ne Srst ;ns,anS
ana next in favor of the restoration NJ neace
Mha,aror nnr ~ ,avchoU,s ,a,,, so,, ~; t M p;
smas Of naacn h;s,orv sshowsd that ~ pr's was
.rnse thav won,a not he mnw;ln~ MO- again 70
Sea hs share Of he risk and chseu look ~ the nsS ey
sSe government to MAINTAIN the national honor relying
81 w n,r 30 annrar % ero ,,a gonross;on caused h,,
rar ,Hear hoar 1bav ware s,yors bear;ng or rnin Il
shs or that thing were no, done H did not believe in
these prophees Of uin If evil sboud arise thew would
meet n rs thew had met n before Tbere might ho n
danrossion of trade hnt thov n; ra,, ,,o,
when the wal war b, was over our trade ana resources
euT sbps wond come hack os the shins oS the Tinted
states % were reno now reappsaring Mercantile men were
nos cop,s, v,srs' tho ~ con,rorv ann s'o ",S NIL
M ,,ue cvi,s Ru, ,hev vrs, pnmcnnS ~'ua h
, q ,,,sa - ~ shy. .s.ss. s VI. son.vuu ,.s 3
h =, anose % Tno ,en ,Ur TOT cnange wn SOUND
So ddS az uI h @ ,i;; uo pY~ei VI .nis 0vmn MN
question was whether those changes were recommended
Mind If thny restea on the onn;ons or Nsno,son a.
On the opinions Of modern ' French nrsis who would
Sitarv porsr ,beu mns, he .rer1 nn nv W." ,1
ihem with sound public opinion (Hear, hear) He had
aISa~s he a;n 90 nn ~ =, ,, ~ S; u , uouu
honid No, Load ,o tho odo,, ON or tha nroso, i
40 felt perfectly sure that Engand woud not he ruined
-nd ia, sha ,or,S ra,an 20 ha ,as. Ls. ", a. '
.erItv and Nor national cra,Inoss IChaero F'N'
'' ~ '' 'OA"' --~"-@ e.-"---~ 'N"'''"'
Prestsent Uohusou,. vc.o N~s.ar.
rSoIIsu opINIoS ,s ryr,vssvn nv rr,c 'nwnov
rIwrs " 1'""""
~, r-..,. - A. -. az ,'. -. -,
inc tesdent OF the United states has Just refused his
- nv " hi. o ,s Dy uos House. vi Iongtess ana
~ ,h h , no % au Logis'ave powers
VI aonoi.y nc mas yuh.ihsu ia iohs ana
sanos,1 s, me- ~hA Is not zoe unak 100 mucA
ey ~ ~. e:;S"s, oo"Pfe'e'y ana doso'ase'y me 0s'
~" ~" 'Ne'S".
r~,. ,,ou .. ~, r...,s. -.
.ns ac'on VI 'no iies'aoht thougn unnsuai, was ny
Syass had h W n1 - m y, sno parry IN Con
san udSe from "up rressut a M sr az we
she fresidenia veto has been favoraby received Ac.
oy"rpddsn nv the rassaSs oS sha % .no , %
a.A,ority OF twoihirds in is favor; but this
.,Sn ooue , no' os secured ioI tno numbers,
only thirty TO eighteen Generally. too. II was said the
public had .e.ied thcr "pprov. OF an act designed 70
ssct,oral and oprrrSsIye Iessiaiion Nor should va
:.pses less from the good sense and Judgment of The
eshibfed ~ NJ. yohrson wid erfrm 2e repsci x
spAicA his policy has been hsid and will ewoe Ain "a
ses one g "sn nc s' esss ss.o nS Sa's ',ss er so
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p,sausr or THE noRrIITy WITH THp pxMocp. VIC
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- 49, fbArkhNiAATioN
Berlin feb 2s) corespondence Of the London Times
General Gay, the American Minister in Russia has at
tended another public dinner This time IL vas tho
.nrus hanouet ~ tbc S,yal cirh a, T,ons.a, -h,.h
..,,si,s, h,,a ,,,, an a,,a.,",,i,. ",.,.n :. y
s1pP"." nun WIN nh oPPoftunN ioI ProcinininR
ma Russia ana America are friends and are
destined 10 become more aud moro intimate as
time progresses Admirals Lossofyski and Popon
Nbo Commanded The Russian feet in the Anerica an
80, A., real rn,no,aaa a., hi.
ss, ~ !" ,ovf' iespo""1a sons aeo'va'e n isnsuasc
VIII al '"ch heiIt- nn. ho"eNcr 'un uc fHcS',
He paper representing the nobility Interests IN the Rus
sian press has published critical article upon the after
A only on account az ts marked derepce from The
ruaze of 40 many other Muscovite journals would repay
the trouble Of oxtrsciing America and Russia this
influential organ says
Are friends bccaus. they canno, possbly he enemIes
Their diverse clash aud tier
cA situations too widely asunder 70 admit of ihei coming