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MIR. Wilby, who arrived yesterday in the
Dee, from Liverpool, has obligingiy fur
nished us with London papers TO Oct
q, three DAYS later than London dates be-
fore received.
The Paris Moniteur, of Sept so, says
" interpretations OF the district colleges are
terminated; the greater part of the cleo
tons hitherto published, prove that these
assemblies well know the interests of
France, and wished TO respond to the
kings intentions. They have nominated
IN general men, strangers TO all party spi-
Tit, to every turbulent pretension, aud dis
posed both by their situation and their
opinions, to defend against every attack,
our existing institutions, the royal autIlo-
rity, and the great national interests"
Stocks in london, Oct. 4.-IAree per
cents cons. 81 90 a 62-Fire per cents %.
The elections by the department col
ieges had not commenced, so that all pre-
dictions Of the character of the chamber
of deputies must be uncertain.
A treaty between the Netherlands and
Spain was signed at Guadalaxara, Aug.
s, by the Ministers Cevallos and Won
Nyvett. The to powers have stipulated
to maintain certain number of ships of
the line, frigates and gun-boats, TO act i'm
concert, and that the ships OF each power
shall be freely admitted into the ports of
the other. Several Other powers are to
be invited to acccde to this treaty, pro-
baby for protection against the Barbary
powers.
An article dated Sept. 9TH, saws that
Mr.. Pinckney, the American Minister.
has frequent conferences with the minis
ter of foreign affairs, and repeats the sto-
~ Of the cessi0n of the island of i.ampe
dosa. An article of later date, says
=" the three American vessels that remain
III the power ofthe government have been
restored to MIR. Pinckney, and that will
probably be all the fruit that the Ameri-
cans will reap for their tardy claims"
The Prince of Orange, on his return
from st. Petersburg with his new wife,
made his solemn entry into Amster-
dam, Sept. 20, after all absence of nearly
dycar.
1t was asserted with confidence that the
Germanic Diet was TO open at Frankfort
III the beginning ofOctOber.
The Spanish South American govern
ments are said to have agents in Genoa,
and other cities in Italy, recruiting officers
for the army.
IT is said there are 1000 Sardinians in
the Regency ofAlgicrs.
Loud'on, Sept. TO.
ltisnO longer matter of doubt and
uncertainty, that MS Royal Highncss the
ifnce Regent has determined to bring
forward the question OF dieo,ce from has
vye. II is acknowledged, ~ ilie ministe-
ral circles, to be his decided intention,
and. sWe hear, preparatory steps have
already been taken bv certain law practi-
toners 70 that effect. BIT, what Will DO
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George Newton OF NOrfOlh Borough
Charles X. Graves of Surry county
John pegram of Dirwiddie
Mark Alexander OF Meckleuburg
Holm Pnrnal of Prince Edward
Branch +. Archer of POwhatan
Joseph G. Cabcll of Nelson
Charles Yancey of Buckingham
George Penn of Patrick
William G.. PoindcXter of GOochland
Spencer ROarc of Hanover
Silireeiiicy Reynolds OF Essex
Robert Taylor Of Orarge
Isaac Foster Of Fauquicr
Iirazure w. Pryor Of Eiizabeth-Citv
William Jones of Gloucester
William lee Ball of Lancaster
John T. Brooke Of Staflord
Hugh HOlines OF Frederick
John Dixon of Jefferson
Archibald Rutherford OF Rockingham
Archibald Stuart Of Augusta
Andrew Russell Of Washington
Charles Taylor Of Montgomery
john Webster of Harrison.
Therefore, I DHsor =. Ni,hofe5. C0pernor n ne
state Of iiygnio dfr csu0 NJ hrrcJV proclaim 0Af
fqakc kRocs. fhoffhc treafgfrc JesgES gbgrc vqged
are dg etccfcd EtcctOrsJor the purposes gtoresoid.
~. Q. NJCyfOLdS.
rOfcfqbcr2I. 53-f1D
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TYednesdau. Nor. 20.

"VWIeSUdy, ItOv. %.
Mr.. Baler, from the G. of &, O.
reported Two Resolutions from that Com
iIoitiee--lst. That the petition of .lohn
Lynch ana others, proprictors of to-
bacco ware houses atLynchburg. for the
increase OF the price Of storage. is reas-
Onable-2d. Thai the petition OF sundry
II ~
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EROM CHINA.

By the arrival ot the ship DeVeriy at
this port on Thursday last, IN 40 days
from Canton. we have received several
numbers of the Pehiu Gazette, and other
Chinese productions, translated into
English by the Rev. Il. Morrison. These
works are interesting as they illustrate
Chinese customs and literature. We
shall publish extracts from them here
after. The following Is part of letter
from rev. K. Morrison, dated
Mccas, (Ckino) Nay, 1916.
During the last twelve months there
have been several cases OF hostility TO the
Roman Catholic Christians in China.
One European Missionary was beheaded
in SEE Chuen, a western province. a
native priest also was put to death there
bv the Viceroy Several others were pll-
uished by I1ansaortatiOn.-His Imperial
Majesty sanctioned these proceedings.
China has been much agitated for several
wears by disposition to rebellion; and
by associated banditti in different parts
OF the Empire. A Tartar Khan near Cash
:gurrevolted recently, but has been sup
pressed.
Mr.. Niilncat Malaccais doing very well.
He has Il school consisting of about 80
Chinese children: and his well written
tracts are sent around to various Chi
nese settlements, and occasionally to
China itself. thrust the divine blessing
viii accompany these endeavors to diff
fuse the Gospel of our Lord Jesus
Christ in this populous part OF the
world.
sent the book of Genesis to England
3 last year, and hope to finish translation
e of the Psams this season.
Recorder.
+. Capt. Edes, who arrived at this port on
Thursday last from the Pacific Ocean,
was at Atooi and saw King Tamoree.
He inquired particularly after his son,
but captain Edes could give him no infor-
nation. Captain Edes relates the fol-
lowing anecdote :. Captain Ebbets, in the
ship Enterprise, of New-Yor was at
Atooi in February last, and during a
violent gale lost all his anchors but one.
The ship was saved by King Tamoree,
who sent boat in the height OF the gale
with large anchor on board, and thus
enabled him to ride it out,
An American ship, and the lives of Sc
veral American seamen have thus been
preserved by the humane exertions of
King Tamoree. Let every American
then remember that Tamoree has son
IN this country, that for several years
past has been enduring all the hardships
attendant upon the life of a common sal
Tor on board our men OF war; that he
fought in several of our battles during
the hate war, and was badly wounded
that he has recently been taken under
the protection of society of benevolent
gentlemen, ard sent 10 Connecticut to be
educated, with view to return to his
native country. We trust that when OR
ceuutrymen are called upon TO contfi-
butte for the instruction ofieathen youth,
these facts viii not be forgotten.
How can we better manifest our graft
tide to the father, than by restoring to
lost son. 10.
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N5-The present PropTietors will not he responsible
ior any damace on Tobacco in the warehouse. sb;cA
OIL hring discontinued. 80
NJtf7aber 81. "a 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-21

The battle 6etween the Borer and En-
terprise, and the Guerrero and Aigerins
Fifgate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-21

DVERTiSENENT by virtue 81 deed 5f trnsi ~.
~ cued 70 the Subscriber ~ Richard Friday sssrisg
da'cth h Of January 1911 order = sccrre inc az
ieht 81 debt due David Jones Jun. for cefuia sum-
"nrs IN ~ Of December next. errriu trsci csr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-21

4 AMP& TANNERS OIL.-Thr SUBSCRIBE has Fecsig.
~ supply of Lamp & Tanners OIL, which VIII BE
sold low, by the tierce, bbi. less qrsrliiy.
EDWARD HALLhM.
ALSo-FoR RENT, STABLE, VITA eislfeea SioA..
NoremJor 81 ssu.
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A French Gentleman, respectable Dy hs AL. ,Td ~ :,
DESTROYS 0f fndinq ~ town On in the courry s..as.
on where he cnac teach the french Language 70 ceri
number Of Children. ''''
II forfRrthcy fgfoy1refiov, 7if0e- 70 arrf5 10 ~
ff Nf0rff Of hfc ech0Df y0gy &C. TIC eSf eide crffg
owgn 1arcra, Nsfrecf, SlOrk9c M.
WofC-ybs, p
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SiMoN E:.ocK, late oJTTiViaD,s5nY;g has taken 7Ta
- Store lately occupied by Ncssrs Thomas yfesecyr
20. hst door above MessTs. Robert Hall Neilsons
where he offers 10! SALE large and elegant assortment Of
fs"Tope0H india and French COOl1S suitable for tir
present and approaching season. very low for cash
For RENT frce>s,o'.g Brick House. on shockoe
HUI Immediately opposite Mr. Benz. VOTES
No1fMoerH 5S-2arff
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4 fOENHCTlON.-The Subscribers "a few doors belo,g
- me Market, hive entered into CO-raftnersi,r nm
DER the arm Of htidO Fottcs g. 10. aud purpose keeDns
on tahd, general &C. 7o-t1ent Of CROCFyfg ,,f Tho
very hest Kind which they will sell al iodcate al.
vance for c0eh or c0NHfry p9cGmcc.
They Tespectfhly invite the custom OF thri. acona,,
@fCt ahN NE puniic. ELIJAH FDIEES
JAMES N. HOWARD.
lNNfffNtfT .ftA
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.sas.Is, FOR FT2ETGEYTTor f7l4 PTJJyT
sa5f or accommodating terms to asv port in r a.
-. rene, the superior fsst-sa.inc new american
and ready n receive z~Csr~n '"'
n %gpiy 10 The CaStdia on board CT ssfhe Gyjy~rj
Ofs. T3s HIC1.fRDCOV
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REV tRE-WnI he %
en- oT appTchendug aud secugine Ia say Jail within
INC Commonwealth ~ Vrz.ra, Jaincf Fcins and foha
NJ hraxtcr, VINO broke tire Jail Of Esa.wLa c.,,,, y
aud made their escape the night Of the 18th Of prtoi
or one hundred cofrr Tor ether chafecd witt flouio
countereunZ aud passing false and forced rank Voe-
Ionpay Of fotkjsiuc Rollins is about i've tegi
zen inches him srpcaf O. DC atogt 70 Or Il wears Il
age sandy han iigt complexion his rahi lee az fhnh
shorter Than the cH ab,ui three inches wcafs rcrk
-noe Oh his right foot John VI B,evton arrcafs 10 be-
ont 20 years Of stc, feet or 40 inches high ve.y
black hair, large black eyes and very dark
Iakatve sud very assuming
hISO-a reward Of Fihy Dollars lot apprrhendlr- ara
secGi John Ardefrou who escapcd ON he said Iid
on tc same night as tue above, charged with felony !-
about thirty years Of six feet HIGH black ief ~
eyes Zane ofe ~ht leg tnirh fir complexion ana
naikeo on ue len writ with ink. inserted soncy q. In
Ae lue ora Cross talks broken English and yey vcot
French.
JESSE ABsroy tl,er
80 Of Eanawha Comfy.
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NEw-VonE April 90.


The Legislature Of this State a1joarned on
Thu, ssay morning, and the delegation from this
city returned yesterday, IN the Steam Boat
We received the following from Of ihc passen-
gers
The Senate revised the Grand Canal Bill, wlieh
passed the Assembly some few days before, so As
To limit the expendtar=s To t,sal,v t'..fc, ..e'-
lars Il, be eInDluved IN procuring slch information
'"r eiIaoie IutIru legislatures 10 comineRce the
ga. cork TO advantage. i.eJ also reduced the
lumber Ut Commissioners to i've, VIZ Dewit Gin
ton, Joseph ElIicatt, Juscpl Youuss, VI. HawIey
and s. Van Rensselaer,.
The Assembly also passed a bill limiting the IS
suing of snail bills, and restricting the banking op-
era,ions Of Mr.. jacob Barker, in such Il way as
would have been equivalent to breaking ~ his es-
tahii -hmert. This bill was rejected by the Senate
with only two dissenting voices; and by m unau-
nous vote, inserted clause in lien thereof giving
Mr.. Barker all the privileges Of Incorporated banks
except thnt ii does net him in his person o.
his ests,e from responsibility. The Assembly con-
CURED in the amend hents TO both bills, and they
were approved by ihe Council of Revision, and have
become laws.
The bis Incorporating the Jefferson Comfy and
Niagara Banks, aud prohibiting the circulation Of all
ILLS Of a denomination less than 81, issued cut of
this State, have also become laws.
The Legislature have passed "a law fixing the sal
ay Of the Governor ofthe state OF NcS-York at I,
600 dos. per ann. aud Che sala les Of Chancellor
aad Judges of the Supreme Court al $500 dollars
per ann.
A law for Increasing the annuity granted to The
Newly Hospital, has passed tn Legislature;
snd q hill brOssht into the House If Assembly, by
MIR. Morris New York, for vesti Z in the trustees
OF Saint Peters Church in that City, all the right
and tile of the people Of Ibis State, in the estate
al and personal 4 Anne Eleanor G alain decea-
sed, has passed bot, Houses, and HIS become
law.
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ECONOMY.

You may rely on every disposition on
nv part II concur in measures of econo.
my."-Rege1t'a Shcech.
Sir Robert Htron--"I wish to know
whether it is in contemplation to iacrcaae
the salaries of the commissioners OF tie
revenue in Scotland -
Chancellor of the Excheqrcr-" II is"
Mr.. Tierrey-" wish to know wheth
err, as we are nov at pare, there is to be
any reduction in the Office Of secretary If
state far hc qcar department, or whe-
Their it is, as it ought to be-. abol she'd ?"
Lord Cast. ereagh-" We must not be
questioned in this parliamentary man
ner."
NJ. Brougham--' ] wish to know whe-
Their it is IN contcmpI ton to Increase HE
SALARIES Of the law officers in Scotland ?"
Chancellor Of the Exchequer--" will
answer NJ more que stions"
Nov, John Bull, If you do not look about
you, shut your eyes Cor eur
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or secular object; bat rvofesscd TO relat
TO the interests of the gtcat christian natiy
m. He suspected that more was meant
ny this than met tie eye. and that IL was in
truth no other than a combination against
powers who do not belocg TO the christian
natiDn-
Lord Cestlereagh believed the treaty
had no evil views whatever.
Mr. Brougharn proceeded 10 say. that the
other treaty he had in view was entered
into between France, Austria and some o.
,hcr power; It was dated the 9th Of Janu-
airy, 1915. and, like the former. seemed to
have no d finite or secular object whate-
yer.
Lord Castlereagh said, from tie des-
cription of the treaty gwen, be could not
exactly understand what was meant, and
Therefore WIS not prepared to give any an
swer. But, with regard to the first, this
country need not view it with any fear or
Jealousy it was concluded with benevo-
lent intentions and in ALI the spirit of peace,
mt in form in which this country would
not JON. No hostility whatever was in
tended to states not within the pale of the
christian church but the whole treaty was
con he'd in the mildest spirit Of christian to-
lerati n; and though it wss drawn Up in
manner rather unusual, yet there were
10 grounds whatever for entertaining thel
slightest jealousy.
Mr.. Brougham, observing that this was'
no reply as to the subject os the treaty OF
January E, 1915, was 2t loss what infer
enceNto draw from the noble lords silence.
Was the noble lord not aware then Of that
treaty Was there not treaty of qua
rantee against RUSSIA
Lord Castlereagh subrittc, to the house
tl,n< y =
tons as had been put. IF papers were cal
led for, they would be produced; but it was
not to be endured. that he was to be thus
questioned, rs to the manner in which 70,
reign treaties might affect this country
this was really going too far.
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HOUSE OLE COMMONS.
IHnradnu. Fcbrn

IHur8day, February 8.
Mr.. Broughan said that he should move
TO morrow, for the production of two pa
Pers which, though he had every reason 70
believe they existed, we're not to be found
in the great mass Of matter already before
the House. The first Of these papers he
could not help considering with great de-
gree Of jealousy and alarm, coupling it with
the speech III de from the throne, and GER
tain declarations Of the noble lord 1t was
a treaty dated the 18th Of September,
1879, between Austria, Russia and Prus-
sia--a treaty to which this country was not
party, nor France, nor, he believed, any
other power it was ratified the 25th Of
December dav ostentatiousy mentioned
in it as the birthday Of our Slviour.-Jhc
treaty itself was Of very general nature.
and seemed 70 have 10 GC6ai.e, practical,
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ROYAL ORDNANCE


LOUIS, by the grace Of God, &c.
re laws have heen voisted ut Tcrascon. Sc
o!t'ous persons have compelled tie Magistrates to
give an illegal Judgment prisoners rcenisrIy de-
tanned have been arrested The hands 81 Justice
the national eund called 90 protect public or!er
renamed immovesble; the SH'-Pref-ct. himself.
wa: Obliged to Withdraw fIom the vioences with
which he was mensced. Such excuses demand
prompt aud severe punishment.
For these reasons We have ordered and 10 order
what follows
Article 1. The seat Of the Snb-P-ef,ct1re of
larascon and Of the Tribunal Of the First Resort
OF the same Arronlisenent, as also tire Etah-
ishments thereon depending aud belonging 10 the
Aries. "
Art Q. The prisoners forc5ly rcleas-d from the
prisons Of Tarascon, the 1870 Of lio month, Snail
be conveyed TO the prisons of trlts in oder TO
their being prosecuted and tried corCrn,s b =, IL
Lawg.
Art g. Tie judgment Of O-iirancc Of .he TRIM
nal at Tar'scor dated 7. b. u, ten o'clock 10 the
morning, and purportig that the persons uamrd
Con eruct and Auhert, were moi to be prosecuted,
and ~ t uiey would be set at liberty shall refer
red # need be-, hy or Attorncy General either tn
o"r fnyal Court at AK, or to- our C1u-t of G. SEA
ton, that II may be ordered VS. cause shall apnear
upon view of the saiI decision, and of the Minute,
o,awn mp by the said Tribunal, on the sad Iith day
Of Febi1larT
Act. d Conformaby to article 2s5 Of the C,,le
OF Criminal Process, an inquest shall immediate
~ proceed against t,c authors and accomulices
OF the sediton and acts Ct violence which took
place at T@ascon, on the i3h and i4th Of Febru-
arv.
Art. 3 report shall h. rnaie 10 ne m tho
eOHdnct Of The Judges Hi'u - Cur wv. -. Gencr-
al, ON HE said i4tb ofi'ebruarv, ~ order thJ we
m9y "i'.riory give such orders tie shall
qure.
At e Our Minister'S, Secretaries of State Tor
The ID parmett Of in tee and the Interior, are
charged With the execution Of the present Ordi-
uarce.
Given at orr Castle Of the Thuilleries, Februs-
~ %, 1876.
(Signed) LOUIS.
(COuntersigned) MARBOI5.
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AUSTRIA AND RAyARIA.

PriAces de Schwartzeaburg and WretIe
havc been disrraced bv ir respective
courts. ard Eugene Beauharnos, who is
said to have great infu in the Austria
cabinet" is appointed generaIissimo Of
the Ravar an army. It was for announ-
oine this appointment that the Joltrn
Glde Paris was suppressed by the minis
ter of police. A Supposed concert be-
tween Austria and Bav ria caused great
uneasipess among the Bourbons because
It was suspected t. favour the party Of
Napoleon II. in France.
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PH1LApELpntA, April I'd.

Extract q letter from an American house
n Cadiz, toits correspondent in this city,
dated March 4.
" Ever since the peace with England,
our market has been g'utsed with every
kind Of American produce. The prices
have been lower here than in Philadelphia,
uniformly, If can Judge BY prices currents
and invoices of cargoes. You take the
trouble to raise wheat, 10 grind it, and to
send it across the Atlantic Oce IL, and on its
arrival here, we eat our bread cheaper
than You do in Philadelphia. Flour in We
~ large Quantities, has lately arrived, aud
some vessels are obliged to 90 to other
ports to d spose Of their cargoes, although
they have no prospect Of doing better than
hcre---its price at present is from S7a8--
ana dull How long will this inlaiuation
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nun j which bill had passed through
committee of the whole and the question
now was, whetherit should be eugrosSed
and read third time. Ynis question was
decided in thu negative.
Yeas So. Nays g.
Sothe bill was rejected.
The house went into committee OF the
whole on the bill for the relief IF David
CclStc-. collector, and p. A. Scheptk, ma
val officer of the port III New York to
indemnity them 10000 dollars damages,
recovered against them 10y Gould, Holt *
others, for the seizure Of vessel, WHICH
seizure afterwards proved t. be not autho
rised by law.
TINS bill also produced some debate
It was opposed by Mr.. Sheffey on the
ground that the Seizure was made without
probable cause, otherwise damages would
not have been awarded by the court that
where am officer thus acts, he does so on
his own responsibility, and ought not to DC
indemnied therefor by the government
The hill was advocated by Mr.. I.lwndes,
or some length, on the ground, generally,
that the private property OF an officer
ought no. 20 be held responsible for acts
committed in the discharge or his puulic
duty, acting according TO his best judg
ment, &c. The discussion embraced va
rious considerations arising out of the tri-
AL of The case before the Circuit Court,
Exc.
The cor>raittee then took up the bill
for the relief OF Colonel George I. ko9i
and Commodore pani1l +. Patteis son,
7nd their Off, ers un.i men-Tgrantipg
seen fifty thousand dollars. rs nciety
cf the value OF the vesstls. sc. captur-
& y them from tine Pirates OF ''F''1
The bills were repeated t the House
without Amendment The former on
motion of Mr.. tn ker, WAS laid on the
table, and the i@tt-r ordered to th.rd
reading.
Tuesday, .fjlYa 90.
Mr.. Nelson, Of Va. from the committee
60 whom the subject WAS referred, report
ed JOINT resolution, requesting the PIesi.
dent of the United States 20 cause further
observations to be made, TO ascertain ths
longitude Of the capitol i'll the city of Wash
jngton-which was twice read and ordered
TO be cngrossed.
The ii use then went into committee
of the whole, Mr. p tkin in the char, o.
the annual provision for invalid pension
ers. The details OF this bill, embracing
additional cases of pension. the increas,
OF former ones, and the various PROPOSE
tons made TO insert other cases, with Oh,
discussion of the claims, IS usual, occup;et
much time. The bill WAS finally report
ed to the house, the numerous amend
mcnts were again considered and disprs.
ed Of, and the Till ordered 10 third lea
ding.
Mr.. Lowndes from the committee o
Ways and Means, reported on the amend
nents Of the Senate or tvs tariff, recon
fnending an agreement thereto, which re
port was omitted.
SPECIE PAYMENTS.
On motion Of Mr.. Calhoun, the IIous,
resolved Itself into commit of tht
who'll. Mr. Nelson OF N!rg. in the chair,
on the bill to provide Tor the more e!Iectu-
ii collection OF the public revenue in the
Lawful money of the countiy--,o enforce
payment of specie.
The amendments offered yesterday by
- = t----l ----------------- :. ..,,aiua
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COLUMBIA, April 10.
MONIED RESURRECTION

On Tuesday last, the specie belonging to
the banks in Charleston, amounting to
about two millions, five hun'.red taousand
dollars. was raised from the vanlt IN this
place. where ithad been deposited duriag
the late war, and removed by Wagons to
Charleston, under an escort Of cavalry.
This sum it is hoped will now be issued
forth into active life, for the benefit of the
public credit.
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NORFOLK, April 90.

II letter to one Of the editors Of this tGter
from an officer Of the y. S. f1fsate
NaceGonisn, dated Boston Harbour,
.Ghrh, 1871, $oys,
We are now nearly ready for So,
and shall drop down to the outer harbour
tomorrow, whence we shall sail in very
few days. You already know our des,
tination.
The H'aMing6on ~ has not yet sailed /;
she is waiting | believe for orders no
other of our national vessels are now fitting
here" Beacon.