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Our friends of the New Orleans Pcayune gets sharp rebuke from the editor of the Advertiser of lhis city. for the strength of language with which they sent the abusive war article in the European Times, Uiverpool) rrcsVed in thIs country by the Great Western. The ''ebuliton of feeng'' in the Pcayune is censured as extravagan and unjust. The Advertiser caDnot see in the British tirade the "scandalous, audacious and contemptbe billings gate'' which excited the American feelings of the Picayune 10 such indelicale warmth of expression. IL is certainly very arrogant, iIl-rimed and all that admits the Adsertiser--but not more intensely Brit ish than presses in this country are intensely American, and between the two, the Advertiser sees ''little difference" The Picayune must not rebuke British insoence in such uncourteo"s terms, lest it shall be liable to the suspicion of being very unreas sonabiy and too uncompromisingy y American. IL Ina it's warning too, and will, we do not doubt, behave a dingly. We are mistaken in our men very much

 il they do put the instruction which has been gy- en them, 10 profitable use.