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ted by item ia th. respect from IA cir mission 20
when We also add you may rest assured instead OF
speedy adjustment OF Que differences there is not
tue teast probability OF peac" with your county.
Such sour information, and sneh our opinions
Hiuther ES,rdct f,oas tde sca,le letter.
"Aitho we do not see at present any ground what
ever tor the expectation OF an nj,ustu,enr o. our
diserenees with your cnuntry, we cherish the hone
that from the dark and swi"l events depending a
ray OF peace may yet issue: and hanpy shalt we be
TO have IN our power convey to you such conso-
ling intelligence. Can, .fev.
L91EST FROM H3LTF.1Y.
The brig Diamond, capt. M'Lellan DAYS from
iiatlsx arryed'at Portland Goth inst. The Diamon,.
was from ST.. Bsrts sent into Halifax. and cleared.
Several pas -ngers arrived ia her but proceeded d.,
rectly for Providence. They could give no inform.
alton respecting the vessels recently sent in there
The Albion -. arrived st Halifax, Sept 80. with
shout SIX sail under convoy. She sailed from Fs.
msoth, (fng.) 9Th August in CO. with the Talbot
irisate and the Mutile aud pgirnrose soops of war
having under convoy about seventy sail. The tw o
latter wentto Quebec with part of the feet and the
ABBOT with the residue to Newfoundland. The
Albion aud Narcissus freste out Of Halifax in
co. with the Diamond 2Istinst TO cruize in Boston
bay or CT New York.
The San domingo "a, Victorious "a, and or 1
hiS'es, and about the number OF brrs of war
were IN port. Sir ). B. Warren il was said, would
SAT- on short cruise IN about a week, aud then mo.
eeed co winter quarters .. Bermuds. The Chesa-
prske was repairing 10 70 To Portsmouth England
nere ~ be completely rciitted The Shannon cant
bfoke, sa,iedior Englsni sbout The 5th inst
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lEAsr TENNEsssR.l Rogersv;ye. Der. so.
GLORIOUS NE.N

Just As our paper was so'n, 70 press we received
the following pleasing intelligence from two .ept!e-
men Who passed thro' town, Immediately from the
cherokee nst""; They state that the Cherokee In
dams were in advance OF cur army upd.,. col f,of
ley, as their srdor could not be restrained-i'h,.
they surprised the Greeks in their enca ,.,pnens Sc
tel npon ti'e,n With gees, fury pu, tasn tn ishr,
"'u H'.'eo upwards OF stSfy Of Them. The Greeks
were panic s'ruch that they never rsda r,s. ,or
course none OF the Cherokees were ki,ied
Z. II. Gag.
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Az mersa an toree was prepar ne To ,-areh for
Pr"r,e ju Chen ami Dixon told tscn, h,. wo,ii
soon esrhere with goo green cost. (poin,ing to a
regime ut IN green uniform j but the Indians are
beginning to see the perfAy of their allies {; their
owe miserable s,tuation.
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IMPORTANT.

E@frGei Of heffer from n very rssbecfab!e housc
IN IoHdo- % Merchant IN New York, aafes
Sept IS. 1873
Yonr specisl ministers have not been sent from
l'ussia a report which nobody nf eny information
credited Cor momeotj YET. 20 the 3lst Aug. they
had doae nothing They had been desired noi ~
proeeed 90 the emperor in Germany. as there he
could not negOciatc with 'hem,--As England lee.
refused the UedStoa Of Russia, nothing vas exieo-
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LoNpoY, Sept. %.

The following is this morning entered on
Lloyd's Books The Economy, Concord,
Paz, and Diligence, Of London Liberty,
BetseY. and Hope, Of Hull Jolly Bachelor,
and Experiment, Of Aberdeen Ruby, Bri-
tannia, Prosperous, Burton, Latona and
Friends Adventure, of Shields Nottingham,
Of Newcastle Westmorland, of Blyth !,
Brothers of Lancaster Perseverance,, of
Yarmouth (; Hartford, Of Sunderland 'Fhetis
of Lynn aud Brunswick, of Dublin, (22 in
number,) have been taken By two American
privateers the Scourge and Rattlesnake1
near the North Cape, and all sent irto
Norway, except the Bruins wick, which was
given UP, and arrived at Peterhead 18th
inst.
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From person who lately made his escape
from France, we learn the following part
cuIars. ~ the period of his departuret here
we're lying in that barbor four line Of battle
ships, yards and topnasts strucs, all ready
for running up, with complement of 45o
men in each also three frigates, newly
launched, ftted out at the back of the Castle
at place called Othy Bay, with troops on
board ready TO start with the first fair wind
for New York, under the command Of Rear
Admiral CoLvKAU, who was in the battle
of Trafalgar. One Of the frigates had dis
patches on board. A great many prizes
bad been brought into the harbor by the
Endgmion, Bianr IL .fcfiOe. From these
prizes 157 men had volunteered on board
The frisates, for the purpose Of going 10
America.
Two frigates have sailed from England,
bound round Cape Horn, in quest the u.
5. irigate Essex.
The amount Of British property taken e
DESTROYED by the u. S. brig Argus, in the
British Channel, previous to her capture, a.
mounted to- TWO MILLION FIVE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS!
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Tract of Land.
Wheat Fan.
lagoon, DRAY& CART, MANUFAcToRY

| , ~ Il II
Near the BASIN.
TUE subscriber having taken the house and lot
lately occupied by Derrough * Evans, wheel
wrights, ON ID street, opposite the coal wards on
The Basin bank, and procured very fne stock Of
timber, has commenced the above bust ess in ali Ie
Varieties Those disposed to favor him with their
custom may rely on their work being faithfully exc
eu.ed anh on as short notice ms The nature of the
work will admit OF In addition to the above articles.
&C farmers may get Supplied with Ploughs, Har-
rows, Ploushs for drilling corn. peas, turnips,
exc. or pioughs stocked and repa red upon The
most approved plan Nflers can be furnished with
a'l-Screens ofany dimensions, or with vowed Wire
Tor screens mill shakes Orders left Mt the store of
samuel U. Adams, Lynchburg, Of this place, will
be punctually attended to.
SAMUEL p. PARSONS,
Richrsrd. 4 ifd .Jfo. esd, 1913.
~ y. want to contract for the getting of co.,
siderable quantity OF WRte Oak (heart } spokes,
oerai price will be given on delivery.
Richmond, Nov. 90. (4w1
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WAsuIvoroN CRY. Dec. 4.

WhSHtNGToN CITI. Dec. y.
Extract from an Officer of the Army at Philadelphia
to his Cor' espondent N this CITY, dated Is inst.
"a British Gutter from the Jasseur entered Mis-
peiin Greek M Delaware State, the day before yes
te'slay they took two shallops in the Greek, and
pursued another up near the town. A party ofmi-
tia volunteers verv adroitly passed below, boarded
one ofthe captured shalops, took the second, aud
then took the cutter. rap -.-
The officer with six seamen were delivered TO
my charge this evening. and they placed in the
hands OF the marshal. The other seamcn made
their escape. They belonged to the .asseur sloop
of war, which arrived with convoy of British
transports from Cork at Halifax in Oct. last. She
has been destructiyeiy active in our waters.r 4
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ment OF pack horses, III am not over3nw-
cred, l hope TO be able 10 prevent your
starving. 1 have ascertained and witnessed
that the plan of the enemy is to Consume
every thing in our advance.-My troops
and other means will be described 10 YOU
by Col. Atkinson. Besides the rawness and
sickness, they have endured fatigues equal
TO a winter campaign, in the late SHOWS
and bad weather, and are sadly dspirited
and fallen off; but upon this subjest must
refer you to Colonel Atkinson.
With these means, what can be accom-
plished by an'eXertion, / will attempt
with mind devoted to the general bjects of
the campaign.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
sir. your most obedient servant,
(Signed) W. HAMPTON.
His EE. NM. Gen. fumes IfRkinson
Gen Wilkinson to Gen. armstrong.
Head Quarters, French Mills,
Mao. 10, 1873
SIR beg this NAV be considered as an
appendage to my official communication
respecting the action of the 18th inst. l last
evening received the enclosed information,
the result of the examination of sundry pri-
soners taken on the field of battle, which
jusii6es the opinion of the surviving general
officers who were in tho engagement. This
gees to prove, that although the imperious
obligations of duty did not allow me sufici-
ent time to rout the enemy, they were beaten
the accidental loss of one field piece not
wthstandiHg, after it had been discharged
fifteen or twenty times. have also learn
ed, from what is considered good authority,
but / will not vouch for the correctness. of
it, that the enemy's loss exceeded FIVE hun
dred killed and wounded. The enclosed
report will correct an error in my former
communication-as it appears it was the
89th, ard not the 64th British regiment which
was engaged on the 18th. beg cave to men,
ton, relative to the action of the 18th, what,
from my extreme indispositon, / have omit
ted. Having received information late in the
day, that the contest had become some
what dubious, / ordered up reserve of six
hundred men, whom had directed to stand
by their arms under LII. Col Upham, who
gallantly led them into the action, which ter
minated few minutes after their arrival on
the ground.
With much consideration and respect,
have the honor to be, sir,
Your obdt. humble servant,
ia. WILKINSON.
The Hon. John Armstrong,
Secretary at War.
Statement Of the strength of the enemy in
the action of the 18th Nov. 1918. on the
keS,er'S REID IN Wiiiamsburgh, IN up
per Canada founded on the separate
examination of number of British prison
ers taken on the field of battle.
OF the seth regt. 700
49th do $50
Voltigeurs 270
Glengary's 80 one company a
Ofthe Tooth 40 detachment
Canadian fencibles go from Prescott
Indians 40
Incorporated militia 500
2l7O
Four pieces of mounted artillery and Sc
ven gan boats, one mounting % poun-
der.
i certify that the above statement is corr
rect, agreeably TO the statement OF the a.
aove mentioned prisoners.
(Sighed) J. JOHNSON.
INSPECTOR Cen ID DiUisieH.
Head Quarters, French Mills,
November 16, 1913.
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Valuable Lots for sale.

THE subscriber will sell, without reserve, on
FRIDAY the 17th inst (iffair, if not, the mex,
fair day. TEN LOTS OF LAND, each contain.
ing from to acres, lying near the City line,
and adjoining the Lands Of Col Richard Adams
and Mr.. John Glynn. A furthef description is
thought unnecessary, as any person may see a
plat at my house. Terms and 10 months
credit. The above is the property of John
New, who will make a satisfactory title to the
purchaser.
The sale will commence at IL O'Clock on the
premises.
JAMES II. LYNCH, Auctr.
Richmond, Dec. 9TH, 1915 (tds.)
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not destroy him, soon recover. We are hnrd
| sbound in frost, and shall have some difhcul.
ty in making comfortable huts. The troops
already feel the Climate, and / fear the sick
list will be Numerous. cond,le with YOU on
the loss of our friend Covington. He died
IN my arms, twonights ago, like hero, and
will to.morrow be buried with the honors of
war. You will soon see his aid, Mai. Kean,
who has charge ofhis property and papers,
to be delivered to his sister in Maryland, and |
to whom refer you for the particulars of
the late action, in which he bore gallant
L" Communicated
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Tracts Of Land.

Or so much therefore, as may be necessary.
to raise and satisfy, as well the interest nf
1891 IS S, to be computed from SOth Nov.
1887, to End day of June, 1871, as the prin.
cipal sum of 1881 IS 5, with interest thereon
from the day last mentioned, as also 500 SIS
cents, being the amount of a decree of the
late High Court Of Chancery in favor of Ro-
bert L. Hooe, and Richard Harrison of the
town OF Alexandria, against the said LittIc.
page, together with the costs and charges
attending the execution of this Trust: thai
is to say, one Tract of Land of 2,2YO acres.
lying in the county of Fayette, in the state Of
keatucky, on the main fork of Licking CreeI,.
and north side thereof, and bounded as ex-
pressed in survey Of the said Land, made
on the 18th day of March, 1886, for the said
Littiepage: Also 2060 acres in the county of
Greenbrier, VirgGa, on Glade Creek-one
other tract of 1885 acres h the same coun-
ty on the head waters of Glade Greek, and
also Ais acres in the last mentioned county.
lying between Glademan's and Laurei's
Creek; which said three last mentioned
tracts otland were granted to the said John
Z. Littlepage as assignee of William Prog, BY
Patents from the Commonwealth of Virgin.
ia, bearing date, each, on the 18th day Of Ju.
ly, 1896
SAMUEL M'CRAW, Trustee.
Richmond. Nov. 25. (tds)
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Rrom the Baitimore Lgnig.

Cohy Of a LetteT. from a shrgeonn the army
Of General ItikkinSon, 10 his friend in
Washington.
" Head Quarters, French Mills, Nov. IS.
We are here, aud now huttii g.; of course
all our brilliant ide Of the issue Of he cam
paign have vanished / at present make no
remarks on the cause of this reverse of our
hopes. will only say, that Gen. Wilkin
son is free from any blame. He expected,
and was borne out by Cen Armstrong; let
ers, junction and cooperation of General
hampton and his force, at St. Regis, "a few
niles from this place. when on his arrival
hampton had retired several days before to
Plattsburg, without any previous communi,
cation to him. Laboring under disease, re-
duced to a skeleton, he has been ineessant
in issuing orders from sick bed, TO this
exertion and vigilance, and on any little oc-
casion Of health, exposure of his person to
the night air and cold ia his boat, directing
the descent Of the flotilla, the continuance of
his disease is alone attributable. He is now
in warm quarters, aud will, II shagrin doe
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FRENCH EMPIRE.

PARIS, Oct. 5-Her Majesty the Ems
press Queen and Regent, has received the
following news Of the situation of the armies
on the Doth Sept 1913.
The Emperor has given the command of
one of the corps of the Young Guards, to
the Duke of Reggie.
The Duke of Castiglione has begun to
march with his corps TO take position in
the defiles of the Saale.
The Prince Poniatow ski has advanced with
his corps to Peing.
Gen. Count Bertrand, on the 26th attack
ed the corps of the enemy's army Of Berlin,
which Covered the bridge thown over Wat
temburg, forcedit, took many prisoners, and
drove them to the fete de font. The enc
my evacuated the left bank of the river, and
destroyed the bridge. Gen. Bertrand immes
diately caused the !efe de font to be de-
stroyed.
The. Prince Moskwa has advanced to-
wards Oranienbaum, and the seventh corps
towards Dessau. A Swedish division which
was at Dessau, FASTENED to repass on the
right bank. The enemy has also been o.
bliged to destroy his bridge, and its tete de
Pont was rased the ground.
The enemy threw bombs into Written
berg, from the right bank.
On the 29th, the Emperor reviewed the
I'd corps of cavalry on the heights OF Weffig
The weather was, for this country usually
bad and rainy during the month of Septem-
Der. 1t is hoped that the month of Octobei
will be more favorable.
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Very Valuable Property.

NJ ILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction. TO the
highest bidder, on Thursday the 9th day
OF december, iffair, if otherwise, the next fair
gay, all the HOUSES AND GROUND, belong.
ing to the Estate of Casper Fleisher, decd. on
tue street leading from the main street to Nav.
Sr,dg &c, part ofwhich is called the RISING
ooN lavERN, situated directly between the
Bank OF Virginia and the Old Captol-ad;o;n.
ing both.-Terms of sale will be made know5
onthe day,-By order of the Executrix.
Richmond, 22d Nov. 1918. IDS
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A c curt OF Enquiry

For tde isf. BattaAen 10 Regimen,
WILL be held at the Bell Tavern. ON
w Monday the 29th inst and for the I'd,
bat. on Tuesday the 3Oth inst. 1t tile Eag.e
favern--and a Regimental Court OF En-
curry will be held at the Eagle Tavern ON
saturday the llth of december next. These
Courts will set a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ. By or.
der OF the Gel Commsndaot
s. G. ADAMS. Adj,
Richmond. Nov. %. 1918 (t11D1
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Fitzwhylsonn s. Potter

HaOe JHs< received, with an extensive SUITS
,fiy Of
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
STATES AND SLATE PENCILS GER
MAN FLUTES, CLARIONETS. &c.
Ladies and Gcntemans POCKET
BOOKS, and - Inch GLoBFs.
They have on hand a great variety of Day.
BOOKS, Journals and Ledgers, Record Books.
"lusin and Music Books-all kinds of Wris
ing Paper and other articles Of Stationary.
Nov. 80. (4,vS -
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
VIRGINIA ZLECyiSi.ATJHE
RIG M ND:
THURSDAY. DECEMBER

The General Assembly met at the Cap
itol in this City this day, agreeable to their
adjournment in May last A quorum of
both Houses appearing, they proceeded tn
business. The officers are the same as at
{ ne la tsession. T. DAVIS. was appoint
door>keeper to the House of Delegates
to supply the vacancy accustomed by the
death of Anthony Davis-The Cover.
nor's Message will be found in our last
page.
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BOSTON, Nov. IS.
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM
FRANCE.

~ BY the New-Bedford Mail of last 'ev-
ening we received late accounts from
q France. The following articles were trans
lated for us from the Bordeaua L'Indi-
eateur of the 9th. 10th, and 18th October.
They were brought to that port by the
Engineer, DILLINGHAM;, from Bordeaux.
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PLArrsauEcu. Nov. 2l.

PLATTsBuEGH, Nov. 81.
II is generally said here, and nave no doubt .
the tru OF it, that general Hampton received or
ders yesterday from gen. Wilkinson TO march his
army from this place, where it had aready snd
drawn logs to build huts, to French Mills Ii :
SO said and believed, that gen. I'll. immediately
dered his troops TO get ready to march ut mo-
ment $ warning, but sent off express TO gen w.
TO eudeavor to obtain a countermand Of tie order
on account Of the laleness OF tn. season. When
the express returns, suppose thearIny of course
viii march, or not, shall Nc directed by geoera
Wilkinson, unless the Secretary Of War, TO whom
1t is SAID express has also been for inter
terence IN the premises, should order him to stay
here.
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VIM. Cowan.
WATCH M1KRR- R 01

WATCH MAKER, Z STREET,
y especially informs his customers and the pub.
~ lie, that he has on hand a good assortment OF
Patent Lever, Repeating, Lady's, and other Watch.
CO in Gold and Silver Cases. Clocks and Time.
pieces, fashionable assortment Of JeweIry, Silver
and Plated ware, Gold, Gilt, Silver, and Plated
Epaulets, Silver, and Gilt Cord, Swords and Dirk 3,
Sword Belts, Spec acleS, Steel, Silk, and Gilt watch
Chains, Seals Keys, &c. with great variety OF o.
ther Articles in his line, all of which he offers al
the lowest prices.
n. p. Watches and Clocks, carefully repaired,
Jewe egy and Silver Ware made TO order
Dee. g. CSw.l
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New Advertisement.
.NOTJCE

VO IIE,
'ESHAI in virtue of deed in trust execus
Il ted by John c. Littlepage, Esqr.I shall
on Monday, the 9th day of December next.
before. the front door of the Eagle Tavern in
this City, expose to sale by Public Auction
to the highest bidder for ready money, the
following
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NEw-York. December

By the Northern Mail OF last evening, we
received the Burlington (Vermont) Centioei
# the 26 utimo. from which We copy
the following articles -
Gen, Hampton arrived in the bay of this
place, in the steam boat, on Tuesday even
ing last next morning sailed for warmer
chnaSe. The orders for the Northern Ar
my TO join Gen. Wilkinson, have been coun-
teImanded. with the exception OF the ID
battalion Of the 18th, and company OF the
5th. which are to join their regiment under
Gen: Wilkinson at the French Mills
Brig. Gen Jacob DAYS who was charged
with his Exce.isncy Governor Chittendc,.'s
Proclamation. and arrested at Piattsburg,
We learn is liberated on giving surety in bond.
of 5000 dollars for his appearance at the
District Court of the Uni.ed States in; the
City of New York.
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HERALD-OFFIcE, Norfolk,
December I.


Last evening arrived in town, under a guard q
'rlneess-Anne Milits. fout British prisoners, con
slsting OF the masters mate and three seamen o
the Action brig OF war, who came ashore 10 th,
so"thvard of Cape Heary, on Mosday last. Tho,
state, that they left ia charge OF the schoone
Poor Jack OF Sn"w Hill, which the Action had ca D.
tured IA Moljaek bsy, and taken the cargo 200
barrels of -four. While at anchor with the squad.
rcn in Lynaven bay, on Sunday night, il coming
on to blow very hard, the schooner parted cables
ana drove out to sea the next morning, she sprang
leak, and being unable 10 fetch into the Capes the
crew, TO preserve their lives, abandoned her 4 came
ashore. Soon after, the vessel foundered
or The cartel sloop Pres.ient, Grey, which was
sent down to the squadron on Monday, "a deliver
the prisoners taken last Summer this station, re-
turned this morning with rs American captains and
seamen, which the enemy had captured in different
coasting vessels in the bay. fhe militia and troop
ers taken at the Pleasure House, we're seat to Ber-
muGa some time ago. The Dragon, Lacedcmon
an and Amide, are the only ships in the bay the
briggs Aeteon and Sophie on another expedition
up the bay. Five sloops aud scliooners prizes are
anchor with the squadron, and will shortly pro
eeed to Bermuda, under convoy ofonc of the briggs.
From conversation with the British officers bosr
the Dragon, the prisoners inform us, that unver
sal prejudice prevails in the fleet sgainst Admiral
Warren, who is represented as a man of no euter-
prise nor. vigor but who, the contrary is too
much actuaed by benevolent aud friendly eeing .or
the Americans ! TO study the interests OF ms fol-
lowers; who, by such misplaced humanity, aud ma
tnif' imbecility, have been disappointed in making
their fortunes oy the piduder OF our Villages anu
Farms. g But next spring,' say they, $ more
troops aad better commanders will be sent out
Rom England and then, we may count upen do
ing somethmgh .ndsnme for ourselves
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BALTIMORE. DC

BALTIMORE, DEC. 3.
xtra of letter from a gentleman ia New York,
dated Nov. 50.
"News has this moment arrived Of a dreadful
gale at Halifax. The La Iiogue and ATLANTA are
totally lost. The San Domingo, with others, consi-
deraby injured.
"P. S.-IAsicr--An the vessels in Halifax are A.
shore, one frigate, sloop Of and schooner,
excepted"
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INspRucK, Sept. 81.

We have Just received by an Express, the
news that a division Of reserve OF the army
of Italy. commanded by Gen. de Grifhen-
qua, Aid de Camp TO II. 8 H. the Prince
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PARIS, October 6.

PAR IS, OCtober D,
Letters from Dresden announce that on
Soth Sept. II. M. the Emperor was in that
Sity, and enjoyed the best health. 1t seems
by news direct from Vienna, that disunion be
gins to show itselfamong the coalesced pow
efs. The superior officers of the coIfedsN
rated armies, see with jealous repugnance
the deserter Jomini, at the head of the mil
itary councils. The Bohemians, who since
the war of 1857 had not seen any armies in
their country, complain OF the rapacity Of
the Russians and Prussians. and of the ex-
Urbitant contributions to which they are ex"
posed.