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European News.
By the Bremen and Anglo Saxon
we receive European advices to the
o2th June. The follewing excerpts
from the New York papers will be
fbuid of interest:
` ho Paris correspondent of the
Iudepuvdenee lBelge, writing under
date of June 10, says:
I told you that Mr. Rost, deputvto
Europe from the Southern seceded
states, appeared to have returned
very well satisfied with his trip to
Lolndon. I can now give you some
details. Mr. Rost had obtained /rrom
Lord Palnerston the -frrmal promise
f the ereognition of the .Southern
Sttes at a per ied more or less remote.
Perhaps the English Minister had,
as a by-view, the intention ft waitinur
to see whether the seceded itates
will be able to resist the etfi-rts which
those of thme North ar: going to at
tempt against them.
According to the itopressions
brought away by tly r. Rost there was
no uderatasding bletween France and
rngland in regard to the sinul/tane
oas recognition of the Southern States.
But is appears that the recognition
will be made separately by these two
powers. It is foreseen that the deter
mnination of the English Government
would excite a lively irritation in the
Northern States. I do not know
whether it is supposed that that irri
tation will go as far as a declaration
of war against England by those
States. But I am pretty positive
that the British Government is pre
psring for any emergency. The En
glishl forces in Canada and Nova
ecotia are being largely increased.
Recapture of one of our Vessels
with Sia of the Enemy as Pris
oners.-We Iearn that Captain Ad
ifims' sloop, which the enemy cap
tured several weeks ago, with a load
of bacon fiom Smnithfteld bound to
Norfolk, was yesterday recaptu.red
by some of our ftiends up James
River. It appears she had somne five
or six persons n hboard who wove
etgaged on a recontttnitering expedi
tion, and having gut up the river be
yond the protection of the enemny's
guns, the wind died out atnd lehf th.im
to the mercy of their captors, who
pounced down upon them in boats
and secured vessel and crew.
N ;rolk Day Rook.
Lincoln Sends Arms to Our Tidun
teers.-W e hear a rumor to the effect
that a lot of muskets shipped by the
Administration at Washington for
Dresden, Tenn., and designed for the
Union men of Weakley county, con
signed to a commuistiou merchant at
Paducah, Ky., were. by accident,
forwarded to Union City. The num
her of the muskets was five hundred.
In the hands of Southern men at
Union City, they will be put to good
use. [Memphis Bulletin.
A Good aname.-The name of
Jackson seems to gain an enviable
distinction in the ipresent war. First
James W. Jackson, of Alexandria,
Va., slew Col. Ellsworth for inter
fering with a flag, private property.
when he knew his own death would
folloT. Second, Gov. Jackson, of
Missouri, has taken a bold, patriotic
stand for the South, against heavy
odds. " Third, rrs..Jackson, of Taze
well, drove Andy Johnson, the trai
tor, from her hotel, assuring him that
money could not purchase her pro
visions for such an ingrate. Hur
rah for the Jacksons !
[Observer.
Serious Disaster on the Northern
Division of the Mobile and Ohio
Rail Road.
Collision of Trainsr--Two MIena Kill
ed and ad Twenty-jire WVounded.
Says the Mobile Register and Ad
yertiser:
We subjoin such particulars as we
have been able, after dilligent inqui
rp, to obtain, and doubt not the infor
mation is reliable as far as it goes.
It apper that on Thursday night
a special train with a company of
cavalry, -comprising sixty men and
their horses, bound north, came in
collision with a regular freight train,
southward bound. - '-his collision oc
---re.- near Trenton, Tenn. Twen
ty-five ol the soldiers were wounded;
Two so bad that it is thought they
cannmot possmihly recover. Only one
house was killed. The damage to the
C~ompany, it is estimated, is not less
,than 6QQ.
The locomotives were stoveagainst
enui otheor, as our informant ex
pressedit: *the smoke stacks stool
huging" defying all efforts at sepa
ration. Several of the cars were ma
terialfy damaged. The conductor
and'e giacerof tbe up train, seeing
ibe ferrible disaster inevitable, took
to the woods. The soldiers on the
iats became indignant and excited
at the eaelessness of these officials,
and would have administered sum
max~ae _ztgisment upon them, had
he overtaken. But during
o o attend(andt upon the dis
ase the tgitires got too much the
plas end eluded parait
The above are all the facts we
obtain, which are meagre and
Snecessarily so, as our in
6 not at the scene of the
Sandrcaeived his inform
aggagism -hen d at Oprinth. We
ph-uCbamt get the full particnu
lss ai e` or two. There seemsto
,de t t tla the disasuter was the
greainprimin Onegligene or reGk
Jesnees on the part of the engineer
gud conductor.
A//l'ed Abl,ltioniats.-A man natm
ed Lorenzo Minot reached the city
i on Satutrd:y, boingonsigned to May
ior Monnre by the Ui ut mitteo of Sak'
ty int Memphis as an Abolitionist
who should bhe dealt with here. 1it'
e isa carpenter whot has worked in
this city nitd Algeirs ; and was on
e his way to his L:oule in Maine when
ar:rested at Memtnphis. In Ihis pus
sessioll was a letter from one (halp
mtan, a slhip carpenter in Algiers. to
his wife in Maine. In thi.i htier
.1 ('hap'ti:ut t.ntlorted his wit'e nit Ii
Ithe asstunttcts that he nats all rig:ht
otn the Nortlern quettstionl; lhopd to
seit th1e stars ald stripets soll11 waI
ing over New Orl:an-; had joined a
'lhomne guard eotup:uy (the ('lay
n' Guards) to elud. s--hin, itc. i ";p
(,nt this, tic M· ie,.r snt otic,.r-s , oer
e icrO rligl , c an, -s to 'lapm . The.
gu"s and it he and . .it pot ri
ton, as pr.z. i'l Jukav ry itenl.
turnine. tho is :vsr t r thlo e milittary
aut berit ies.-(', rescrnt."
owder ill rlall stur Litcol is an
ious to sIre the F;t servlices ife tihe.
lUnion men of West Tennessee. IHe
acore ingly caused to be shipp ed toli
a s.ettlenwnt near Eastport, a lot of
guns and autition. The powder!
(500 pounds; directed t n, aserowzl- d
ton, was seized at Juka biy Gen.i
L Clarke. who is also after the guns
and will probabtly msucied in takingt
SI. O. t. lF.-Te Grand L.dg.
of Odd Fjllosr ,f then Stateof ( lleor
i have iniitid the n itsetie Smr 0tis Grandtl
dges to meet in 3ttutolitnery.
Alabama, for the purpose (of di=l-,,h
ing the coninctio. cxi=-ting b.twe.a
Sthe Srouthern Ldgn es and the (lrand
Lodge of the. United Stars, the -n
preme jurisdiction of Odd Fellow
ship.
iA1fh 'ir. f at . tAi,l:ss s .Ti,, riin.-
SThe or E~hor nte n hxaminer of tihV 2i1hi
Sult. has the 1le lowi g:
W W le barn front a genlaim.an who
g left aums.-as Jitclin 'itrylttiy.
Sthat General In.eur.. Initi way ta
- d ily ad van c;ng h is ltes t ,\ar '
R the P,,to.iae.
t Tie Fted,.ralists were ;till at Fall
I Church. seven thouilttnd strong, alnli
other points tlh.y appeari to ::,cu.
drawn ba.ck foit- m ter linus. T'hito
are unwilling, .-vidently, to ri.k af
COengagenu t unle-w s in greatly t.i lt -
t ort force, and with all the alvantlag, s
ot their dide. It is not pr, babh.
ithey will precilitate a hatile, with
r greater unrmbers, ,r hardly ace, pt
e one, unllss corner,'I and trced to
t fight. outside ,,f their en'renchi' -to,
Thand dituch would at par dto l .rt this
views of the m antrin Im ,nt htrs, r'
four military cihil , ounot icipaton our
an vongagm ctntl Ly thed atcly in that
locality.
itiResolut e--Mr. George Hlutchins, of
Concord. New Hlampshire. ant hLi-l,
olition followers, have t rrea:tene,, to
edestroy the Standard fl licer,L ecauseI
t tharct papr denounces the wir, and
oplposes an invasion of te Sow th.
The editor thus boldv declares his
j purpose to maintain his rights:
S If this civ, il war, brouht upon our
t devoted country by the politcal aboli
tion party existing among us, sus
pendo the right: aind libertit- of i the
tpeopl, , and introduces ltht r01gn ,tan
t archy and unlhocratic violence in the
.place of laws, I want to know it.s
If rnee.' .*ary, I aut ready to have tihe
matter tested in tny l1,r.-,n. And I
now proclaim to all a hLo are di ipsed
to suppres the fre,,luom ot my press
hy violence, that I am resolved to
maintain and deftitid it; and to d:
fend my property and peron, whilt-,
I have a breath of lite ill my body,
or a drop of blood in imy veins.
The following arue the officers elee
ted by the memblers of Ni-ith .nodge,
No. 21, I. . 0. F. to sterve fir the
e elnsuilg termnn : I'. 11. Kv-, N.
. ; Johnt Dickinston, V. G ; 11. Ja
cobs, Treasurer; S. Setligman,. Secrv
t tary.
F'ronl present appearances we may
expect to reciv.t intelli7,.etce - of tre
endous ftghting. Every day's in
telligence portends in that way. May
- the grace of God be with us; andt
Imay our army rout our etlelit.es, lnlu
Scause them to fly in *very diruction.
SGov. Clarke of Texas, is a can
didate for re-election.
For the Seat of War.
. We are requested to say by Messrs.
- Hollingsworth and Wharton, that
r any thing placed in their charge, for
SRichmond, Va., will be promptly de
e livered by them, as they are going
J to that point. Articles to bhe placed
t, in the charge of these gentleman can
Sbe left at the store, of Messrs. Simp
son and Calhoun, to-day. They pro
. pose leaving our city on the Homer.
SMr. Le Rosen, Daguerrean Artist
e is taking likenesses for the small
sum of one dollar; which affords
Severy body an opportunity of get
. ting a good picture.
e We have received a beautiful spe
- cimen of photograph likeness of Jeff.
o Davis, from the above gentleman;
e jusmt the thing to make rosettes out
Sof. Sentinels attention! Price only
twenty-five cents.
The 1Mlwanikle Riot.
Milwaukie, June 24.-The riot to.
day calused, I a greater loss of property
than was first suplposed. 'Ihe atttac
hali. lieui ascertained to be a regularly
organised thinlg. Thronughout yesterr
day imeetintgs were held in the uplpe
-aiirds of the city. About ten o'clock
this fIrluolun th rioters lnarched from
th. Sixth and Ninth "Wards thrtuglh
lEast Water ,t reet to Mitchell's Blank,
attacking it s ith stouts and bricks,
antl c-n rildling thl wihndns corm
pllvely. The chIrks arric;. ,1 the
d,1 '.i in l rdhr to gain tin.t : secure
va:tb l:.ls, -which they did i gre.a:
natisure,. Tht , mo1 t th. n t hrk,' dotwn
th etit..:.- al:d .--on stripped thite nl i
i'f Ctt ItlitiI.g, ti tne ttdll.ll boltks w.i
s iut-d at ittu t the dt-. .tr
'Tlhe ,t, laink. ,i the T ol', .,itie
criner, aud.I. II. Martin's Quire a ota
then attatcked uand -ered i, tht like
int- ani k ,f 3Milwaukie wa,, at-,
onett.l but li t dmager was dpoe.
Alhs & 31citrgtr's real estate oticn
was cotmplet,.ly gutted. Their books.
valued at G t-l, twere dtestroved.
Jnuai Bacnki iI a alas an object of
their ;vraith. but w,.re cutenttetd with
.lre akin it t nit l i w ,hws.
SThi- yrani d police were prmpi
ly on the grointd, i h it w,.re rf-trlt
p;wS rl,,r.- (n,,e cOm ,p:ay ,f tl.rti
n.n, thI . 31 'i tgit ni rv (. u.. .d , w ' Er.
order. . out., ut i ecii- d i din-i atny
thinu fir te.atr of heitng um ,rpwered.
'lThi, Zo:tves ,ere thou ordirn d out
id. til, cilar lg.d o thi mill . hich
broka: d glnu . lT h.1tt .il -er .i. . i-t-,,",
t hle t ' .1 an ,d g nar ls w ere stati ,n,' ld at
ih. t,,ru,.r-K sa I sn uad at each bank.
.1bllut .0 tof thi. riotcrs were arr.-,t'd
alld conr t i nd in jai l. und.ir a t:rg
Iu tt ird .
Thli il-. ni tnt ir mt t , i.. ilf fre.
in tile S-, ,oindcll nl Sixth -ll -.,S her'.
,itnt .att cy pe..ch,-- are b,,iug tit..l.
They il .ue de <a nan t i 411 1)1 :1,1 ilt, ate n
to at'aick the jail t,-ni!.: uh. , , ti.ir
f r i .v ,,l n a ld , r . l , a ., d .
ThI I(,.*rinr ha- dieclaed inarttail
t, . ltt , . il ,-t, . t, la:-i.S, ai, d
.t Cittlil tirtd." t la .,,i|,li t ti nt i
Aie onur to tie Itgittis. tn
.S : t.r,I..-c rti' ,d, T , Gut! , . in -_
w hr a i t, u:", .l: AI, x th,.ell.-li.-at.l.
t. o1. Larkin. t a.r int ri"el r.it 1i r. it -r
e11'- a:.uk.had, ll irutit ! . lu.!;, 7 ta k
:,t :ola -lthih, tit : In Vt . Wt In l -otr.
l ... n k r , . t1, l,, e ,liat "t . i 'tank.
n I i. rat v hurt. t it ..i . tr ov
Lai ,i . , th. t .,u,' 1, ,..,! :,.
eir h I :, - h:, i l ut ,'I t. ,," on.' ,ttn d
ntd i the une y he' tcut . :t lv. :ti
l'. t :i t s - ci t l. by ih. nctien
,fthe balkln, ofn n atur. itl ti rt,,w
i ug et df i ' .:i t hc l o i tte nitit' r. ( .1"
Deadrrrst o ' e/,,.n r ,1:J rp lt,.
'200.,t0 .-- T h!,' ('!.., !:n 1. 0 . ,t ".:
II. Daal n. rt " t1 wa 1 a ot. -t o- t, tat :
City oar.-h:li 3a.ch"t hclt wpa--i1g
alndg the :g.n Lothe u.iroly fired
a tunilm' ::tl.e. :u.,.. trt. t.ý. ,
s :ain, id, : u:.: i,! rh,, un.:t :, .1.. . :
Lvi, t, i t hi.'t , :Ca.. .t' tl:,.t .
i.n..... np,'rati nl h tfi s , ''. u,,,'i -, r
thu. hdli chutinthet. l ., \tt t't a::
chtaet a'ld sall it i tih - e , ng :MI:.
ran . , \a :t : n . i.:..." 1 1 t
into their ch n hid.:e., it t... rite. I .
suLc.el... "te. ca i Lhi, t.af ; ,.r,. ir
r ,"s t.. d a ,d ga k . : . t , " "h , , :' . . :
"T h , rei n .' -,n, ,, " 1 :1. :o a t, . ! .
L .v i , l 'h t li i l , . ,i::m - . I .a,:, .
bau:n and Ill Iuag .4! It - i: 1 . ..n .
are di,.tinru'-hed i-:nb,.r- f th,..
.. profti" a ."
Levi is tie. chit-t of a i'-a11 ..f l'ur
-.l i:u ti, i. 1 ,. I .--p . .. ,I ,, rm,- t,.,!
iith tman t v f t i. , 1 "-t ,xtie i\'
rAlkri.s in varitu- pa:t- of ti.
c iuntri , and i.-. n,,w, it .- ,- h!, Wit I'll
-.i.u00t Lail t,, rb,tberc in N., '," :Ik
in variu::.-. arts ref ti,,: tnl try.t i -
sid .s m l an,,i v inl .--t,.,! inl t:rii "I- i .
and is rlp, rtirl t, ib worth i t tat
than 8c:2'00,t010. W hen lut- e ,,, t,"
,n.d av-o ,'d t, i~r L, :1 " . :.. . i - to l't
111111 .-c i ,. .
T",, ,agry to Tdk.-The f,1L,,it
l l t.guag"" w i.,ai ,load,' lint u e f 11 i ll t edi
tnri.,l, which app. ar,.d i the ul
enu (111.) [h.emo" rut, li t 1,on -ilt'ce.
Th.-,litrn tfth.tt pa,'p.r :Ik. plain:
Jli-t F.) an :tl : w t_ cal e conllVill
tib-n th.t ....y h .cli.i.t .. 'lt.-. . th..
x ,ak ue 3orgneescapine safely.
The Rebuke.
The iufnnt is bsl.'(cpl.
114 p rat tlh a it( u tuui ;
"'lhl, mlGtl:h.r is wv.qping,
A I,. ,id tIu ,l :,"-;
IFulr "'bnh i, .L :?1. ;'"
Th tlattler i- iga l .g"
Fur oun0 hlttle had.
Ther,.ri. r 'ti -rpi to,.
And l tC1| 11.lllt tn b 'Ito
All sanv little Alicr.
Their t..rruowo to hltiw.
1ert' tfair ~chek. eIrlt tearless ;
]e.lr bu. e. sart elem ;
Anlll trustinle anxd ft.,aslOss
Seu .tandls Ly the hecr
Ier Ivoieu is nlllhruoken.
.·1, l (en t1 heI r hi l.
u* i h trurn. tl th. !ut+ -
"l ,t :r uoti Ir.. vltu tuld uIs
TI P it l/, ,. i :,- t high.
Andu h- utluus utuu.i uitul u.
Iell u tnu l t , iuht.
h ...rrw .:;I pain '
i.al W i' . is u. . ,
ToI uwLe :!, ,ui u
1 T'h, ., ,,.k ,, : - ."
LA..u d t. " . 4
The "u. .+
1."he o n e., w a b,+i
1Th." p,, .:.t . ar, I,,tranger,
"N, ,:th tf.e ha,.l-of the A Wiow
T he ...I ,r !. l"! 1:,,
A'h . ,u , u i. : .I..
a,t, I . :·. f, th. 1.Iry .'n es
A it IFI I) WINGER.
A u.ndi,.,,.t, indi,:,; th.th . `v,,f,"
eviv,, 1. . . I: i pr, 1..1 1 t 11r 1. u all
ai ::.ir,.ri1. , h I it S. ,:; ! h ." ul i
not t,, bh.,v hr v ]h t ,1:....., t,""n
Sii l l I" 1i "ll.. 1: r,,I . . .7,1 t!. a
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S:, 1 .l I a, ti : i .!-, ' . . :..d`
:I. I..!. a- -h,. :11 th. rilh, 15". ,,i,.",
i..,r n:all, a.. intr-. :u.i ah r,,u t ',
| t1,·111117LY (1 7 ll- . {, i,: i* Ilik! l
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t . i . . 1 h,,,' .,.1 11 :1 ," ll.... .
I l,. nt hat :l . .pnlled ,rlici,; .:
l a. L ni c ll ... . i .r ct.. ll : i ,t . .ilt " . -
! ,,,- l. U., h.,h ' ui i.,. . d r •i .
lari- . l.. l h.rror; , l l 1, : "er r.. ..
tremity ,1' the ',,arttn.1' , in . which
the r.too, t - eit ning" "gin' t t e
, - , . , . , .
all . h wit a
jill ring trll'S o o I hrl.u.,n
c1et, as i .h ared 10 vr it
of tr :'. , .t. 5111t 111" . " k . er i. .
S ,d idd ad I . ":, I t: .1 i ..l I -
th in k' ,w . i t :- " I ." , ' . ,
ho on trt w- riche: ! nir !l.la.n.1.
th, lctr y 711,o1 a ,ll tIvi.-' ,o clm
h o, , . . n u :. . lx''. .. n , . I.. . ,; t. l.
c1 l.eptar. ' ," ' :1ii 1 II i.,. 1; I: !!'
will to 1I .i e. i " 1' '. -nt th.- il.
to you, : a. h ,; ', r... , . tIh t,,, ,..- to
' " r ith ut loub. " r%;d Lot' " , u
:ha, . 1- It b. -, . sil, S your , i, y,.u
. ,l . .. u:I ,t i" t:
7 .. Y-ou , 1, nit pay t, e a . i,'t.' said
Alicia, t ,he ena(umn!l i f h, r hul.d'
• T heds dianoud , ]v..rtl. -s,
have t pnr .' i n" , , said., fixing his i
v y. A it4 .dily I l.n his , lon" ing wi, e .
.-, am tfr l" in ., t
The glittering aut'bles hll from I',-:
,and of the appalled Alici,; ,u,
chanically t hI,' retreat,. fIr-- -. the ta
behind her, and continued to walk
backwards, until she reached the exl
tremity of the apartment in, which
wall, "hf raised her eve;, with a'. im
plnring expression to her hutbl,and's
face, as iffwut feared the very sight
of these presents had ,sunk her in
his esteem, nhdungh she had a cwin
fused idea oaa his mleading.
., hiw ,aly, -OU are,, y beloved!
how evon trembre!" said her hto aml.
ot btacar ads etil nshr need nut bring
ieon tremtyoelf-:h evil whlieh. I know,
von will not exring upont horself nr
onf. I slidt nr.t -ltS s yoa in tllhi-sk d- i
d t- way imbecus'' I dotulted ivol. but
ieiaiuzt' I thonught it the immipliest
any tf disclisinsg to you the 1'- 'a
views. Now, will vout return the di
, I,. u",!" exclaimed Alicia, "do
,..', ritlmnt tIhem. It would make inm
itI to, look at them gaitn."
"' You would regret jparting with
thelm I" ht: asked her w ith an indul
gent smile.
, 1)i y,'am tiinllk tommeanly of mie?"
said his wife, somre of tho,se half
smothered feelings nature haind given
hlier fliam-hin g from her bright dark
eves: "I would not touch again thos.'
;tanefuil gilits, for time we:.lth of the
fairy talts.'"
'Il"ditgnation is a v.rv rce:at inn
prolvensun to htmnuv,." saill i c. )Chair
sIlle: '. blt nl y Alicia is liei'ming
uinder 4VTev tlnationn t
(Ge,'n. .Ii',,'/, lint..-Ali (inr.g6m
,:al r says that th.i gallant sildli,'r
u., :,h ,nta'llv sth t himts,.lf, near hit|.
re .id.n c 0, in l ,,nug la) l , 'co un tylll . T ine.e
1,all entered the liawr part of his
lr,-rst n id cam . out tof thin .i nhald'r.
'T'o woundtl is not considltred nmortal.
The Right Spirit.
\,C - ar- iatrut.,1 hv otur fiellow
citiz,,n Mr.. . F. M,,rrill that he is
m:akin- :arrani':'n.'ut- to ,italaishl inu
,lu tinV. a tm~, t erv aii nd shoI t i(nu1-1
f'tic'tory. Our fri'end d,.o'rve- mnu,-h
lrai,, fa r this st. p., and -l',um l nott
,nt' ht.a enciura .,!, .but pa iro il/.,'
a .- w e t h in k . Ih . ill. l it - oi l, r is
alr'.dv t aur|,-,a l Ii aar I lui i 1 pur
,. , -:: i i , a - k ot ht U -
:a 1 , -- -:u r u , - . . : r.. r .:
c lh:ol :. hL .r, , ,a h ,' , icir it , . -h ,.ý
,t.L i I : . I.r .: . ,t li- . [[[at i -
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