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The insurection has spread throughout Po-
land. The whole country is lit up with the
one revolutionary fame.


The Liverpool Mercury of March 3, says !:
eve still hope that the giving OF This notice
may only serve 10 expedite the negotiations,
and bring about an amicable settlement, and
thai the bulk of the American people are too
wise and too honest 10 sympathize with their
thrashonical President and his Minister'S bit
in The naean,olile vc are glad to see that The Brit
isl, Government has prepared, and IS preparing,
for the ,oorst In such case perfect preparation
for war, and war upon the most effective scale,
is the best possible security for the preserva-
ton Of peace.


Such preparation has been made by Great
Britain, and if America, misled by the results
of former contests, should now court and COM
pei a war by perseverance in the course upon
which her Executive has entered. it will be
the greatest and most awful mistake into
which any nation has ever fallen, and genera
lions YET unborn may have 10 rue the conse-
quences. Whatever these may be, justice and
reason are now clearly on the side OF Great
Britain, and America will look in vain for
sympathy and approval from any civilized
community on the face Of the globe


.Ne,c York Herald.