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The daily union., 1854-11-26
THE FOREIGN YEws.

We lay before readers this morning full details Of
the operations of the allies in the Crimea collected from
The latest English papers received this Office It win be
that the ieegaphc reports heretofore published in
stead Of conveying true idea of affairs as they really
exist in and abou sebasopo actually sy the record
appears in the London papers It is evident from The
ztacs give that great apprehension, if positive
alarm fell both sides Of the English channel The
confident tone of the London Times has given place
doubts and Gears II acty admits that he allies
eagaged esperatesruggle than anticipated
that sebastopoI taken at ILL., heap OF win be
The prize Of the yctors and that when the assault is
made there is 20 fear that Ienschko viii attack
he allies in the with an army fully large their
own Under dateof October 49, army officer thus writes
to bis friends in England
Our lines have maintained hot fire all through the day
J though nearly 100 shot and she'll thrown per minute
tprUduces little effect The enemy appear have
austne supply of all the material necessary for desperate
defence The instant shot shell strikes their works the
hole ied up with sandbags Il seems Impossible, under
these circumstances that can make any impression
oes All seem agreed thar have attacked the wrong
ads ct ths to~n and thas ercorc snr7 it, for
ssaTss iAs Do ls o. nothing. myself much fear that
WIN come to this at last II 10 storm, have very lit
e DOUBT That We should carry Che place. but the carnage on
al sides would be ghtfu Thase vercd in such stairs say
nat II VIII cost the allies 5000 killed and wounded This is
ae pee we have 20 pay for dsys and the delays
ue Svernment The checks which the fleet the French
e received 90 not seem in The least to have dsheatened
@ @sn out on the contrary, only make en the de-
ernned and aore eree. Teir universal longing is TO
iorm the whole place
sealing ladders and other neceasares or assault
9e IN tonight Most OF officers seem to imagine that
ne attempt win be made to-nnrow but in tis they are
esangnine, as such alimporau step would require
me perfection Of arrangement and detail which will Of
e ume Orders have been received hat the be
urea on tomorrow with she'll This as it should be- and
might as well have been done at the commencement how
@ 90 not anticipate that the place viii be set fire. Sc
ya''opoi A. not Turkish town which match yVond light
ne houses are wide apart and solidy built Of stone
deserter came over 20 lines this morning. He
he garrison in eostsses teir victory Of the nth
re was no victory to boast Of though if there any diff
nee u was certainly in their favor regards
e encng the French lines, and keeping their ground
'e the heet. Another week hope will alter their tone
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"a far coupratulation in every Stse Of the Union espee
nv in view Of future dangers and duties Franklin Pierce
,uuot be rebuked for doing his duty By men who do not
estate 10 desert their principles in the blind hope Of graf
ug relentless revenge and the democratic party can
ao be impaired By those tho join ntolerant party To
,,tists an intolsrant spirit Of personal hostility
since the above was writen friend encoses to US a
aserly article in the New York Day Book Of the 18th,
which we had overlooked, copied in this mornings
Uaou) and to which call attention for some other
views on the subject Of the New York election We
;oiu heartily with the editor Of the Day Book IN
the hope and the belief that heneeorth may look for
,crt and Cancellation iu The democratic party of the
,-sat Emnre State Men icl0 stand the PLATFORM
s,s.o B. kept asansr By s y'orsss passions qf d''a-
poiHied lsadersi
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TESTIMONY OF A POLITICAL OPPONENT IN FAVOR
OF THE NEBRASKA BILL

OF THE NEBRASKA Bll4l4
The ST. Louis Republican publishes entire the speech re-
Gently delivered by Judge Douglas az Chicago The Re-
uhliean although the acknowledged organ Of the whg
party Of Missouri not hesitate to do full justice to the
rreat principle involved in the Nebraska bttoes not
hesitate to approve of which is denounced with
equal erceness by wings. aboousts, ireesoers, and
knowuothings The following extract from the Repub-
can is one of the many evidences before as Of wholesome
reaction u public sentiment throughout the western States
which nsne the less graying because looked for and
predicted.
Judge Douglas is a democrat, and we have never be-
ongcd any other than the whg party. We believe rel
ously that on hia Nebraska question: he is right, and
many Of whig friends wrong and white we may not
and do not agree with him in all his positions and argu
ments yet we claim that it is right after this struggle is
over arguments and historical references in favor Of
the Nebraska bill be read and understood Now that the storm
over be brought read and think spasson
ey have doubt that thousands OF wencaning citi-
Eens in Illinois well elsewhere, viii look back with
constituent the which they have pursued They
viii wonder that they could have been induced under any
circumstances to have followed the lead Of many for
whom they have always proessed profound contempt
and that they should have been found the election
sustaining and voting for individuals in whose political integ
rity they never bad any Faith whatever"
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Prospectus
HE UNITED STATES TIMES,

WsaAty Aso.papsv bs p.Sls.Ass I. Wa.A..oom cay
n.. ssasos~sa s = sayse..a. poea
Se"s1s assHss u assots h.~ss
ssa orsss 80 10 me nc Z sss ss, he has been s.os
I" A., = s,y ne nc ~.s.ssr w',s the .sove usis.
as Esv.w 10, n.,sy o. ose.
Of 100 day ho~~ .ad rorsrn M
Of coasss. .as n. Of literary
ssrs cue. NE
Tss ss.. " L. s.s sss.
. a. = !. = Is s.
ofsvey esmmua i@S.ss instruction 20
and dssnd..s ashs sovereignty ne states
n, Ins Guy Of w..ssssn from .ae v.a,as. which
eomsse'a from exctns Important
joan. and ample q ~ aeess. nsvs a.
o club o. sos.cs .ss. a orcs SIS advance
and Time. Insst'sr. y in advance.
Advertisements accommodating
in order Rxvsw which mas
now seqairea very extensive viii ss.gsd nearly
snd larger corps OF conubu,ors. Z
osm ou. o, Ss o. hs srs xSs Ss @
nc desire the whole work. Who only solicit aomsuon
p'.ioa psscadoa relating 70 s
ss mot % sss ann d 10 z 1
and Letters These puo,esoss win be but departments
each They WI .ess.. oa,I psode.i .ys
o a. ss rs - ~ !,
.n ts ys., il a. sI%
viii show them Ia aa Of "e Of ndusy
The sice of before ct New Or
leans though branch viii be located wsshason which
all times in regard isem The p.calar address
whether Washington or New Orleans viii be furnished from
j. D. 8. DE BOW.
the prosss. Wealth o. the United
msy sui be ordered Price 49, Delivered expense 0. n
Nov NJ
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WORTH CAROLINA ELECTION OF TWO UNITED
STATES SENATORS.

pate letters from Raleigh inform that al Caucus
= ,b democratic members Of the North Caroline egisla-
r,-s held on WEDNESDAY ast Governor D. s Reid and
H. Riggs we're nominated for the United States SEN
cha s- r the term OF four years and the last-namsd
gentleman for the long Of SIX years The telegraph
has already apprized Of the election Of Governor Reid
NJ Rs no doubt has likewise been chosen as the cleo
,ion was 70 have taken place yesterday.
fernor Reid was a member of both the 2sth and 10th
congress Mr. Biggs was member Of the 10th Congress
and 4 NAV not be out place here state that the present
,onnr and efficient Secretary Of the Navy Hon Mr. Dob
Mn was also member OF the Congress These three
,uouished citizens of North Carolina commenced their
blc career nearly al the time, and the intimacy
b;cb has always subsised between them and which had
~ orirn in feelings of personal regard has since been
,treurhened by common political objects attachments,
and principles Both the elect gentlemen Of
large pubic experience Of sound practical views intimate
Ir versed with the affairs Of their state and while
nosessin the entire con6dence and aectonate
,ard of the democratic party of NoFt Goina they also
poy in the fullest sense Of the expression the esteem and
peet Of their political opponents The elevation of Mess
Reid and Bggs to seats in the United States Senate Is
citing ecompense tor unspotted integrity tried capacity
and strict adherence principle During the many chan
res trials difficulties and temptations which have marked
the political history Of North Carolina or the last twenty
years both these gentlemen have enjoyed the confidence
and won the applause of political friends and associates By
their steady and unhnching devotion to the men, meas
urs and principles OF the democratic party as well as 10
lis orgauizatonhat vital principle without which no
marty can look for efficient action enduring success
Mr. Reds term of office governor Of North Carolina
rpes on the LIST OF January next In OF his resgna
,ionan event not likely take plaoehe win be succeed
ed by the Hon Warren Winslow the speaker Of the State
senate.
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LrOR RRNrThe house occupied the Secretary
an
the l~t of December
per The building rooms
which sire fourteen pin
cics, stories.
Tho building additional There
introduced
p.rtsrs will boarding
Inquire Of u. w. Rcid sornsr cf r and I<n streets.
vovi
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Fosai Raayood Accident.
Important Dec,-ron
From Boston.
r sumner is still confined TO his
Jfo~ksfs.

New Yonw Nov. 25,Tbe stock market is generally firm,
and prices of all sound securities advanced about cent
Flour dull and declined 25 per barrelwertern
s. rs 50 81 southerp ~ es - H. Sales Indiana red
wheat 81 go southern white 81 s5 $2 Genesee 81 81
Corn very acvesaes 100 900 bushels at 81 9st cents
for mixed Oats ~ 81 cents. Provisions irmer. Gro
cerics quiet Cotton quietprices unchanged Whskey,
AZ ass cents.
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The National Hotel
yovss-a %

reception guests hr 1h
kitchen from the basement IN
the budps and abon, the dining
the markets. aaord
labor viii he spared
that pabc will continue
patronage ersnded the hcuee
winter do
,is,e after the 1sf by calling ~ the Hotel
w.sHruoros crrv. November IA, 1854
1T
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Nv u O. MCGUIRE. Aucsso.eer.
BY 5. c. McoUIRE. A.etsemssr.

GALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Pennsylvania
- oal,ny maIket On Thussday December
lsh O'Clock win be cold the boases tssed
square no Of Pennsyvania and
NORTH The ground ons feet on the avenue asd runs bsek
having fronts, OF which
advantages permanent
city Of Washington. The will
aratriy IL desired
Terms One fourth balance three payments
six, Twelve, and eighteen mouths with satisfactorily
JAZZ C. MCGUIRE,
Nov 26--d Auefoneer.
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MOTTO E.1he subscriber respectfully informs
N Thanksgiving Day,
only will be Of his regular
bosrtes business Of viii be cnprey
s,oppcd until the following day, the oath. -
J. BOULANGER,
Nov 25--a street. War Department
The daily union., 1854-11-26

COMING TO The wings Of Scioto valley
the Boston POST consider that their party has "suc
cumbed to malign and mischievouE influences" whg
of 1886 and 1854 writes to the Ancient Metropolis thus
No rational contends sir, that the wbg party
proper of Ohio have gained anything by the late election
and seriously question whether the public interests have
ut been greatly injured by them We snl there has
been change of men the question is has it been
the whole for the better Z for one aoudt kha 4 hasH
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TnE UNITED STATES TIMES.

"a our advertising columns this morning win be found
e prospectus Of the United States Times weekly
NF shortly 70 be published in his city by J. D. b De
pow gentleman widely and favorablx known a re-
'e"eri siatsiician, and political economist The pros
' iuy states the objects and character Of She pro-
Iosd publication, which win be issued in conjunction
WIN his long-estsblished and popular Monthly Review
The daily union., 1854-11-26
Nov 26-d
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DxrAarsENr,
August 2S, 1854.
Noce hereby given holders the following iescrbsc
stocks of the United Tia, This department prepared to
chase, any day No
vember o those tnck amounting the
$40 oo0 the and the hereinafter
TONED,
tn any contingent competition,
will in the order OF lime in which 1sid stoc ks
may The certificates, duly assigned the uEiec
S,aes parties the thereof
This department. the rcccipt whereof
price paid compounded the following particulars
Z. The par vafue amount specified certificate
premium e Of The loan authorized by the act %
July ls46 redeenabe per the
1872 redeemabe 3ls De
c~mer the OF the loans authorizes
s4 s4s redeeuab'e, the former the 3is'
1887 3oh June, 1863 Of 10
the Of 1859. and
deemabe 3ist of December 1884 commonly called the Tsss
indemnify, per cent.
g. In,eres, the par July
settlement the Treasury with '
sddion,
Paymeu. Coz
Bocn, New York
o pbiIadephis, the parties may direct
entitled benefit Of this notice
actually The Treasury o' before b'
said Goth day Of N"v""''F H'At -
Of The Treasury
he tim. daring which The above named stocks purchased
by department upon specified hereby extends
ed TO 3ist December aes, inclusive.
the transfer December, when
hs'yeas vested In the ockhodcr At
dae certificates Of inscribed stock addition to The
assignment United assignment
made the stoc khoder thereon Where the inter-
assigned coupons payabis the LIST Jan
usy next coupon transmitted with the
day interest only Cess neres'
redemption January viii be- Included WIN
i,ags GUTHRIE,
Secretary 'hs Tessrry.
rsr..rny pxrsrrsvsr, Nov. ie, 1854
Nov io-sialstDecin'f
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RENT The late Gen. Towson, ,ad
been compe.
carried throughout tho house, 70
and cold hah, closet 6tchrp aud
buffers paniry.
j. b. n.
25--3,aw2wTu1'hsuu
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The CoAisioH.

BosToy, Nov 2s.-Immedistey after the collision last
night the Canada and Ocean, the Canada
lowered her boats and took off forty Of the Oceans psen
gers.
No lives were lost.
The Canada has arrived at Boston.
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BY ELE G r. A r Fl.
Boalss Sentence Postponed.

Bodte's Senfencc Fosapohed.
PHILApELrBA, Nov 26.The sentence of Dr. Bcae, found
guilty of rape time ago. has been postponed This
supposed have been effected by the counsel Of Beae for
the purpose of getting Mrs. Throckmorton late Miss Nudge
sign petition the favor of his fBeaes) pardon
The daily union., 1854-11-26

,UsT received 100 barrels EASTERN apples, such -
6reoninss nre nfdrr, deliver
Private famios dg and hot keepers WI
their advantage give call
yellow
Also, New Jersey white Mercer potatoes = -
80 = DOUGLAS & Co,
Nov 2l--eo2w Feed Stofe % stf|ef, va. aVe,le
The daily union., 1854-11-26
by ,. g. MCGUIRE. Aucsaon-.r.

pUBLlC SALE OF AN ELEGANT EsTATR--on Wednesday,
:. osss4 2. M shah sell
Tins properly situated IN Wa.hns.on eoa. nis..c. n o. Co
Of which veil and .t.anlal, fenced said prop ry Is
e I % @ @ ,no n," o am" s Of
oreIn por,o. about lofy one acres uhs am se consist &
Washington counsel ayns wet Of i4t s'rsr and pney
county ro.a q pie,cs. Mil on The norh
yoad the Columbian Coess and d,n. les. TIM" TWO e" from
This has recently surveyed and dsid.d into sites con
asnes: !. o Which are sSandauy by ue uaan
arm house. large barn, corcb and
od :s .mns st @ s ~" basaas
II The @ properly % care ma been sksn
wards city Washington and me Potomac and also far
whS VIII Be- ay be see" The lie
roads 10 and om The county road to each o. ,se vs sites
The past two years u improving and S % nopy and
The Mansion House (Which entirely new, having
es yng side p bounded the BY she
Col William se'den norih and west BY Pney Braaeh
and oa, BY The county road superior n pom, @ . 1a
and N a.S 70 ANY @ ae about g s By
depths from 80 50 feet built a the sub'tana manner Of
possessing wi.si extended
s..D D mile. sss I % os sss'
sa .sy ard ' On s
story =. and ay N.Y. "s es s ,oom wS p y. @
hsl pantry kitchen, chambers and dressing
seundaady supplied with no. and cold wa BY an
wheel situated shoo, $50 yards from the DWELLING
fas IL ssso% ssRss's 70 " @n's Supplies
Of Iasss .nd pures. springs 70 be ion"s IN he Dr ess
Supplying any gallons Of minute Or y Ooo
son. diem & me Of s wa W." sons 1ns M r.
IL sufficiently cold 10 b. used wi,bou, zee. 49, 90
., con.nins lsrs capable of holding q Of hay
nsnc.s x eight Ai-o, .crhoose, SC, sc IN
sespns with ihs character o ne m.".ios ION
and and having the advantages o. print
mscred with na,lve Who'll. uscep
's made E ps G ss" c % @
Mnny handsome residences already surround IL proS
psoa. desiring property witt be scld in
laid down the plat disposed Of en"re as 'b
wei, pa WI. @ the he choices. n. Tp.r'ss % 3D. srss p sss
residence pene was spared ~ snmsnns al %
eoanry seat ia the Union.
rsrms. one third cash payment.
Six Twelve eighteen with secured By deed Of
a'' the property "s ss e Gee, = ny sponns
Nov ia-eoads Aucioneer
CoR RENT OR sALE.--rbe STORY brick house
street The good repair,
dry cellars and good snnnt the rent win be low Possession
gwen - ''''"'7" ''''' ns @. MeourRE,
oc0-a hur,cnser.
Iusr RECEIVED, per .ehoonsr pru'sp.. hum
a'ea and nine 'oos wenh'" Lake zee nnn,. .rrov
once soa,h sid. r. c-rn.r '2'h strre',
NovIs Depot corner 18Th and streets west,
AW MOTTO E.-Ths bisiness
Ii Hapreme Of the United ststes P. PHILLIPS.
Nov t-dmjf
Crry q r,ssss.rs .-a ce~..y . Ansss. y, PENN
" Pseuys NJ Afefny, Penn~yivr"ls
bond. issued he r-er md counesye Railroad
ny which they guaranteed
We eonsds.s'y recommend tsea csps ~ -eeos and De
strakie investment
Together exhibit, OTHER statistical innn
application personally o. ~ ~srt
IOHssTOs HRDTHfRs, a Co.,
Bauke and
Agents The ri,,hurs and connesvIls R-'o-d Company
On lB--dkep0
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STILL FURTHER REDUCTION OF wfIGGEnY HOUSE
loss Of the members (says the
Boston POST from Barngtable claimed wings brought
that party down TO TWO in the house The Pitsed Sun
says that g. A. Root of Sheffield of the so-caed whg
members from Berkshire, is kpow-notlng. Therefore
hon tam
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ny j.. c. Mcguire, Aa tiooeer.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
~ Friday morning, November a4h, 10 ococa
n and l9,n shall sell the
eAocts Of gentleman declining
lounges,
Mahogany
Waluut stands, Chinese
Arm and reception chsivs,
Window
Carpets nsS, 0iicioih
candsiabras,
Walnut sdeboavds, exenstop table
dinner
Cut-eiass table cutlery
lamp
Hall cavpens, rode and
Whiting drsk, camp chairs
bureaus, wardrober
Bedstesds wAsnstsnds, toilet
a
Bedding bosteYs and pillows
Looking sasses, 'uii cottage furniture
cor stowe,
Together with a Of XII chen usensiia
credit OF 80 ard
20 days. satisfactorily sndorsed bearing inl.rrr
JAS e. McGtIRR
Nov tq-d sucu u.nes
n7~Tn consequence the rat~ above pest
ponsd Mondsy morning, November 27ta same hour
q. MCGUIRE,
NovQ
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Home Hill Boardins ~c.o,, N. pov.

nome hih noaralna .,ch0ol for Boys.
m opneo Monday Jansary, 1884,
-, - :" sis Church, Fairfax county, Virginia. X
% s '0' Alexandria, from Warrington city, and
The location ce~bra,ed o its hsahfnl
The principal aims made this school where pup
thorough American
The scoIasc OF ~ weeks divided three
mcncng respectively tho first Monday Of isnnay April
bosrd 4l5O per year. payable
tho will
further particulars address e. T. Judsou Fats Church. Fair
far county, Virginia.
Nov M-2awtl JandAcn
4 HIS 4. o give notice he subscriber hat
from the Washington
Of Columbia Of
Grant, OF Washington decsased All
claims said hereby
The same thereof,
the Ath November otherwise by
excluded from all benefit OF the said
Given under hand this Goth day Of November, 1854
p. O. WASHINGTON,
Adminsr
District OF Columbia t s OApuAss Coonr,
Washington county, WI" Nov a. 1854.
Ordered personal
or Washington deceased,
the creditors
week for three weeks in tue Onion.
Test: ED. N. ROACH, Register Of Wills.
Nov 2s-Iaw3w
BY u. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT--on
tuesday afternoon, December 2h, o'clock prem
tn.
and noh running back 10
feet
Terms One third lash balance and
bearing secured by
" CARU5I, Trustee.
JAS. C MCGUIRE,
Nov oG--endAds Auciionecr.
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SALES TOM RO w

d Q. H. :
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SEW
Monday afternoon, o'clock,
shall srl of
square No 49, fronting street,
ruaa,ns improvements,
consisting of two story brick dwelling house
situated Oikce
very 4 business location
Terms third cash. 40 of which before leaving
months
ny esd : and hearing interest
IL whole Of with hvs days s"r
ne right and Of
the first purchaser.
NICHOLAS CALL ", Trustee,
JAS. G.. McIiiRE,
I'D Auctioueer.
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Soi,ing Of The Atlantic.
NBw YonK Nov. 25--The Atlantic sailed this morning,
with 90 passengers and $3.50, 900 in specie.

New YonK, Nov. 2s.The Atlantic sailed this morning,
with go passengers and $3.50, 900 in specie
The Far7acys Joint Stock Bank Of RyJalo.
BurrALe, Nov. A.--James Wadsworth, Of the
appointed settle up the affairs Of the Farmers Joint
Stock Bank publishes card in the evening papers of this
city, stating that the parties interested in the bank have
elected make the promised assignments for the benefit of
creditors and he therefore dcains s further connection
with the matter
Fotal Railroad accident
ELMnA, en- W Nov. M-A daughter of Mr. Andrns, Of
the firm of Andrus 4 Langdon Of this place
Wiamsport and Elmira railroad last evening and killed
instantly.
iepornas Dec,s,om.
Srw yopS, Nov 25.-Judgc Hoffman decided to-day that
the Harlem Railroad Company responsible for the stock
frandulcntly issued by Schuyler.
From Boston.
BosTos, Nov. Ex-senator sumner is still confined to his
house by sickness.
II reported that the Stark Bank of Vermont has failed
Mr.. Wing, messenger belonging 70 Carpenters
who injured in the collision between the steamers Cams
ds and Ocean, has since died.
The daily union., 1854-11-26

Denocrat.'..
4
This is strictly according 10 the Daily Advertiser and
Atlas count except that they have not the courage to give
up the Barnsabe members and have the erontery deny
the democrats the member from Tolland The of
the whg member solitary and alone, the only left OF
six first claimed is William A Phelps Of Ieaos and he
did belong the six os he chosen upon the
ond trial.
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A MERIrED COMPLIMENT.

General Shields arrived in Washington Friday last
in the enjoyment it gives much pleasure add of
eeent health on his the sekt Of government he
paid brief visit Ptsburg and during his stay there he
was rendered the compliment Of public dinner The in
ytaon had its origin ia partisan ties and attach
ulents but from the letter reads" without
relation reference party mark of respect for
the gallant soldier the ardent patriot and the distinguished
statesman General Shields unable accept Of the
invitation His letter of deelination characteristic OF
the that make for il entire;
PITrsauHs, November 20, 1864.
GESrLxaKs beg leave return you my grateful ac-
knowedgments your kind invitation pArtake of pub
lie dinner. Ii il needless for say, that this
mark OF your and the equally sentiment OF
personal interest with which your polite invitation is
panied profoundly gratifying my feelings
inspires with pride and pleasure feel that it my
good fortune be esteemed worthy your friendly cond
GRAFTON that like YOU who take pride in, and
honor beloved country, interested in my fate
Some have been companions the service of the
country The word friendship express the feeling
that binds you The pastthe well-remembered and
trying past-has made us brothers.
You pleased aIIude my kindness during the
TO the troops OF your noble State. admired them for
their bravery and loved them for their humanityhe
distinguishing araceristic of the American soldier.
Gentlemen am my way to Washington, and regret
that II is out OF TO remain and parake OF
kindly Offered hospitality; but shall always cherish
grateful remembrance of this disntsrested Kindness and
hope that will be good fortune whether my future lot
be public private life, continue in such
way to merit your good opinion.
have the honor to be, your obedient servant
JAMES SHIELDS.
To Hon. Vim. Wilkins, Hon. Thomas Irwin Hon Charles
ahaier Colonel Samuel w. Black, Hon. William B. Nc
Clure, Captain j. OHara Denny, Captain John Heron,
General VIM. Larmer r Major d. Fickeisin Hon. Ferd.
Z. Voz, Captain Robert Porter, and others.