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CRESCENT QFFrK. No, 10 Ca

Wednesday, Evening, Noy. Y, 1861.
The money market today was in state of gen
sral qnietude. Borrowers were few and far be
tween d rates above l0@I2 oct. The time Is ap
preaching when lenders will be seeking invest
ments. True, it does not cost much to hold money
in bank nevertheless, when inroads are made OF
principal instead Of income, another feature arises
which it may be well for our men OF money to take
into consideration. Money isworthless to an Owner
80 long as it remains idle in bank or in his OWL
vault. It is steadily accommodating in our midst
without any apparent probability of its being calet
into use. As for paying 2@2l and 8 get. PEI
month for discounts or short paper, there is nc
business which will justify such usance, nor i:
there any business that will justify l5@IS get
Neither will The present low prices of sugar war.
rant those connected with that interest in allowing
over SOLO got. per annnm. There are no move
ments going On IN long dated paper, unless for
mortgages, at shout 10 Oct per annum. There is
no longsdated paper making, except an occasional
piece based on the wealth Of drawer and acceptor,
at about l@4, that is, the signatures to the paper
mustbe presumed to be worth about four times or
more than he owes.
The Governor, in his message to the Legislature,
recommends general amnesty to the banks for
the IF coin payments in september last.
OF course, can be considered that the banks win
not be intercepted. 1t is not necessary for the
Legislature to take up much time in discussing the
movements of the banks. The calamities Of war
operate against banks more foreibly than against
other interests. Banking cannot be surrendered at
this crisis to constant reproaohes and stringent
Legislative restrictions without involving the eoun-
try and the public in total ruin ana universal dis.
tresss The suspension Of coin payments is far,
very far, from being serious evil. Since the sus-
pension of payments on the 10th Of September last
our banks have made ne contraction except those
voluntary on the part of debtors People have
boarded and still continue to hoard silver, and if
there was not bank in existence, specie would
continue to be boarded and stored away when
pieces of pasteboard are made to answer for small
change. It is idle to suppose that silver ccn will
remain ii circnlation or form any part of the cur
rency Of the State. i sR
We have nothing to say Of stocks except the sale
Of % shares Of City Railroad at the advanced figures
of $40. Exchange market in sta5as quo.
g
POSITION or TEE B4EKS or NsW ORLEANS ON
frddg o erery loesk coElsRcg aci The financial and
cofpaercfat year g city The LIT duyo Settea5ey 1861.
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Deposits. Total Loans
Aebisp ii The IIarkets.

Thursday Morning, November IS. ISL. =
GoTroa The sales comprised So bales. I
TOBACCO Nothing reported. s..z /.
SUGAR. The sales embrace about 1000 bhds at
I@2c.fcr interior, d 025 for Common 10 Good Com
mon al@s4 for Fair to fully Fair, sa84 for Prime
4 4l@5for Choice, 54@5s for Clarified yellow and
Gil for Choice White. Nj 3sSsya 81 Ia,
MoIAssEss About 1900 bbls. sold at lie, for
Common, Is oils for Fermenting, and l7@lse. for
Prime to Choice. Also 100 half-bbls. Choice at
22@2sc. % gallon.
FLoUR. The market is very dull. There have
been some retail sales Of Unbranded at 50 and
y Extra at sl2 q bbl
Cons 800 sacks White sold at so@95c. and
100 atsl " bushel. Y 81 ss,s IN f Eth Es,9
BRAN. About 100 sacks sold in lots at 50 90
" 100 1bss
WHEAr $50 sacks Red sold at 50 u bushel
BAcos. Sugar Cured Hams are retailing at IS
9Sec., and selling from first hands at Csc. % u.
BEEP None in the market NJ 4 js.ss +
WHIsKg 4. Reetded Is retailing at the advanced
rate Of "a 10 y gallon. l7
LARD. 4. Prime in kegs is retailing at 2s@soc,
10 H..
PoRK.. Mess is retailing slowly at s45. "a Dbl.
SAT- The stock now on hand is made up as
follows by Messra. :. N. Burke & Bro, brokers:
Msfs q ais 5s fa sals s bags
Total. =, =. :. !. -. .55,il9
Stock Of Bulk Salt tail kinds) merchantable and
understandable, outside of Government, TO- IT'S
bushels, equal to 2s5s2 bags Liverpool. The
Dealers sales at retail last December were larger
than the whole stock now on hand; one house
alone having sold upward Of 10000 bags.
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N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT. NORTHERN.
Y CANTON, November %, 1s6l.-43 bales hay to
NJ Svlliyan-25 do Stewart j. James q do Watts,
Pleasants &eo---16 Robert Conway Is NJ Smith
s&ee-l2 Mcfarland & Barksdale-1 II Cutrer j. Har-
rison-I0 Warren Il CraWferd-S Ably & Catching
- Hewitt, Norton &co-5 Montgomery & Hall
Total Ill bales hay. a.
N. o., OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, November 81, 1s6l.-2S2 bbls
"a hf bbls molasses Darby & Tremoulet- 10 hhds
sugar Menard & Vignaud-73 bbs molasses Gaze
nave-47 hi bbls molasses Pitcher, Goodrich Goo
20 bbls molasses Lobit s. Charpantier- do W E
Leyerieh &co--S hhds sugar Hickman, Dugas eco
Ia do 40 bbls molasses Bellocq, Noblom &co-l0
Britton Il Withers-e do Wright & Allen-40 do do
r Hare &co- 80 do S Nelson &co-55 Fellowes
&eo-- % bbls 200 hf bbls molasses AT Algiers for
Shipment-56 head hogs Pascal l. Rey- So do $40
head cattle M Rey- II head mules Quarter
master sundries to order Total % hhds sugar
SOP bbls 273 hf bbls molasses.
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GATT L q RET.

JEFFERSON CITY, November as 1851.
Arrived yesterday 1874 Texas Beeves. Amount
Of stock sold were II Texas. Beeyes, 80 Hogsand
$50 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are Ills
Texas Beeyes. 500 Hogs, $50 Sheep and 100 Veal
Cattle. We quote
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To Bakers.

W. 70 Bakers,
u MAYoRALTY= OF NEW ORLEANS
DRY HALL, Nov. 81 1851,
,,Hd- 80 bakers -- The price of Superfine
Flour being this Gay nine dollars and seventy NE
~ barrel bakers required to giFe igng the
ensuing wees commencing MONDAY 25th inst as fol-
logs, viz: secondsquality Or No. 2: ' - "
Fifty ouEces Of bread for 20 cents
Twenty i've or bread for 10 cents.
h Iweva Of bread for cents
Inc leaves of the third quality or No. g. must weigh on e.
sighth more-that is say: 9 ~
The % cent leaves, EEry-stx ounces;
The 10 cent onyes, twenty .eighl OUNCES
The cent leaves. thirteen ounces.
JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
3 Bread Of the First Quality, Fancy Bread must be
made OF Extra -four, and the Shall
one pound and shall stamped as reaniTed
BY ordinance 10 $50 R-F~s - NJ n
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to the Third District Pound Coodchldren Street between
Ciouet and Louisa streets,
One red Cow white fac, white bag, belly and flank, marked
in the right with uuer-bt the left with crop and
split, branded on the left hip with I. X.
One black Cow, white belly and bag, white in
small e between the marked in both with
fork faudeH on the rgh' hip with letters the first
te2 Die and the other D., with the side
Which Il claimed within five days the expenses
thereon paid will he sold public auction said Pound
MONDAY, December ., 1861, AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, November 25 1861.
!. MILTON REI.F, Street COMMISSIONER
Registered November 25, 1861.
f. DAVENPORT,
Clerk Coplproller
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seai Cattle, second quality, q head,
Mich Cows, "A head s......,.,...,.
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BL &C K RIV Err.

Leaves SATURDAY. Nov. 20. AT : r NJ
FOR Il LA OK RIV + R--TLIE
, IT, fine Packet Ne~sboy. len Moore master,
l~;st&fts+5SSw will leave above nrrisynbufg.
asislasaszMty and way landings on Black River For
freight passage apply on board,
EIRaINIUB c, DFNT8EI.,
MS Advertising Agent,
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MOBILE AND ALABAMA RIVER.

Leaves FRIDAY Nov o. at IL N from Jefferson Railroad
Cox, Bntnard TO- Weekly Through Line.
FOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONT
IT, gomeFy and WeGinlka, ana all landings on Ala;
the lake end Jefferson and CarrolIton
Railroad as above. For freight passage Appiy to
j. H. HARRIS, Agent
rs % Camp
The T. will commence receiving freight toduy at y NJ
All drru0u- damage los caused by enemy on the
Like is at Of cargu's risk
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Notice is hereby that On THU RSDA Y the astn day
Of November, l86 viii adjudicae my office At Il clock
NJ the above contract 10 The lowest bidder
MI Il G. W. CULBERTSON. Comptroller
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o p Ell 0 US A s

Leaves on THURSDAY, 2Sh inst. At i r. ".
FOR OPELDUsAS VIA ATCHA~
49, b. FAi.AfA-The light dralght passenger packet
isF5EAtsf Picayune No. 3, II. II. Bfoad, master and
sa8aRzsAGe9 Low ~, clerk having been put in com
plete viii running IN the above trade
regular packet and will leave above taking freight and
pAtseuger for Old river SmmSpOrt and all landings The
route 10 Washington Fer eight passage apply BOARD
n25 Idysrttsimg Agent
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Leaves every SATURDAY atbP.M.
NEW ORLEANS AND VIZ

Leaves every SATURDAY P. 81.
NEW ORLEANS AND yIEMS-
WSp b. burg Z $. Mail Line-For DonadsonvilIo, Plsq
neglne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou sare
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez Water
proof Rodney St. Joseph Grand Grf WarrSntou and vicIs.
burg-Ths passenger steamer Lafourche, J. j. Brown.
master lin place the NachezI will every
urdSy at O'clock T. N.
~. PERSON / co, Agents,
selB Al CBrondelst street
The thervle eonnsc at ckburg with the Hope
and Charm for Ya8oa river
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= LNU. 6IJZ.I
heSotCed, mat the
journmen of the Legislature this cit at its approach
session. be referred 10 committee Of members OF the
Board OF Aldermen and four members Of the Board of Assistant
Aldermen. ~
q. lagnedl 5. P. DELABARRE,
e President pro Board Of Alder men,
isignedj J. MAGI0Nl.
President Board OF Assistant Aide men,
Approved November II, 1861.
n22 St tsignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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Resore That the City Surveyor he and he is hereby
quested and Instructed vaults
the Lafayette Cemetery, fronting Washington street. which
have been seriously damaged by the settling OF the sidewalks
and also to be repaired the house and apputtenane of the
ton OF sid Cemetery and also be said
Cemetery all unnecessary Provided the OF the
whole work does not exceed hundred and Fifty dollars.
g. ESigned j. MAGI0NI,
...- President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
(Signedl GERARD STITH,
President pro lem, Board of Aldermen.
Approved November p 1861.
n23 St signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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II --g-. n No. $685.
sore That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby authoris-
ed TO draw warrant The Treasurer favor Patrick
Lane the OF two hundred and Seny dollars in full
reimbursement repairs of damages done the Broad
street BRIDGE parties who against The
contractor perseny drove lot mules said bridge
ISignedl J. MAGIONI,
IS President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
a fSignedl GERARD STITII,
.e President pro ten. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved November % 1851
n23 st fSigned1 JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
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q. 0 OIL
Resolred That the Comptroller warrant Treasurer in
favor Of Samuel Caldwell for the S6Osy doarsne
being full for time lost from re
ceved during the discharge of his duty night
the Fourth District.
ISignedl j. MAGI0yT "-
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl GERARD SITE,
President pro ten. Board of Aldermen.
Approved November %, 1861
n23 St tsigned JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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mo. 6799.1

MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, November q, 1861.
Common Council of the City of New Orlesns
mo. 5791.]
otred That the Street hereby All,
horzed TO following bridges at The
sections of the folio wing streets:
One bridge at the of Rocheblaye CoIumbns
Two bridges al the corner of Rechebave and Kererec
lsignedl s. z. DELABARRE,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen
lSignedl j. MAG10NI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved November q, 1861
n22 St Lsigned JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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r E D RI Z R.

Leaves on FRIDAY the Goth instant. nj s p. Of.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
. MB% h. For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Gampe, Gtand
Ecore, Colshatta, 81. Maurice Montgomery
Alexandria, NormAns BHrbins and all inerms
date landings Red rvGrThe entirely new splendid
swift running wheel passenger packet Indian
No. p r. S!ehde master viii leave For freight
or passage apply board.
gIRGINIUS G, DENT2EI,
MS Advertising Agent.
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Leave. on SATURDAY. Apth inst at P. N.
Regular SntGrdaS Weekly PnChet
RED RIVER PACKET COMPANY
49, h-For Shreveport direct--The new, lghdraug
lssshsS passenger packet Era No. T. G, J. Barstow,
master, will leave above Tor Shreveport,
Grant Bayou, Cnmpe rard Ecnre. Alexandria Norman's
Barhn's and all Intermediate landings on Red river For
freight or passage apply on board
VIRGLNTUS c. DENTHEL.
n25 Advertising Agent.
The Era No. connects Alexandria with FRI No on
Tuesday-Retung Era No. leaves Shreveport every
urdnv
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The business and ars Of the Association i manageG
Quoted by Executive Committee Of sOckhOld
composed of the President the Wee resident and the
AIRY and Treasurer Said officers shall be Annually
the md ruesi November of each by
of the present meeting called and he'd upon SIMPLE
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NO. 5tSI.I
Res1 That the mproler be and he is hereby authorized
10 sell TO the lowest bidder after vs notice the official
Journal contract for year, furnishing city pitch
ptue tire wou for the The draining Inchne4 in ACCORD
ance with specGca file in The Surveyors Office said
70 be subject to the approval rejection by the Common
Council.
Signed j. MAGIONI
President Board 0 Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl $. P DEt.ABARRE
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
Approved November 10, 1861.
Signed JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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y NO. 1884,
Whereas Msio General Lowell has the construction
Of line of telegraph between this city Proctorve and
whereas the city terminus be worked to
the Govenment by carrying the wire into The office of
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, facilities exist TO-
operating the line by day or night therefore,
Reolo ID permission be and hereby granted Major
General Lowell 10 the said wire into the Office the Police
and fire Alarm Telegraph there DO e in
the Other wires coming INTO the said ofceprovled that
additional expense be incurred the shall
interfere in any with regular duties Of the said
office.
[Signedl j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
LSigned] GERARD STETH.
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen
Approved November % 1851.
nag st [Signedj JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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ISERANCF<'s FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFYING l-INvIGO RATIN9I l. GULATrNf

r,,4-naII,-I 80
regnaAR tie Monthly Periods Of Women which Il does n5eT
any ana All cFcunstances Lsfranck's Female orei asn
proves 70 be the best Female nvgogto and Beautifor E1on
IL has been niy tested in Mobile proves 10 be eausi T.
all II haa been represented, " - ~ "4'Ai "
me aqy Of one o he mog prominent citizens MOBILE has
eeehy oelE cured of Debility and Low Shirts horern1 ~
loss OF mind, through apathy nactou of ina wonh Re
as9 Lsirsncks Female Cordial ali other rerdias
ale this organ excited healthy action and she sS
once restored to health happiness tho society OF her
Numerous equally surprising cur0u of the usst aesnaste 70
ale Gases OF disease hs7a become known to the ucntoT
Sold by John WRIGHT 4 60 Nav ,-,ao,.. ~,
LIANT Co. Mobile. sud Druggists o. ra,sIv D.,gs
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

-y-- 7.-~ MAYoRAITY4 OF NEW ORLEANS, D.
Sas City Hatl, November Il, 1861,
& Common Council of the City of New Orleans. }
fNo. 5602.l -...,...s
Rolr That the petition Of tho several steamboat captan
and owners who have peoned the City Council whose
are now and have been necessarily laid up the and
second sections Of the city wharye owing 10 the blockade be
and the same is hereby granted that any wharfage dues
that may have may hereafter accrue upon snd
ngency be and the liz eeby far the city Of New
Orleans concerned cancelled provided the eees Of the
agtee to the same. Il. s5 r..
Is lsgnedl .-S s. P. DELABARRE, ~
President pro tenn Board OF Aldermen.
tSignedl J. MAGIONl, o..
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
nforce by operation Of law, November q, 1901,
A trne copy:
ms st MARION A. BAKER, Secretary TO Mayor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-09-04
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
Dir. wADswORTM's DRY UP
FOR THE CATARRH.

newly discovered perfect and speedy for this
oathsome disease its worst form No person suffering
from Caarrh, bad Cold in the Head, should hestte
moment, but procure bottle of the Dry Up at once
There Is not any mistake about the above remeHx; mi
Il may be had in Worcester Of ALBEIT = GpffIn
EfNGIaN providence II DIT ial0
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AN ID AZ Ee 4 y
OXFORD AND WORCESTER DAILY EMPRESS
IeayesW. +. Pease & Co. store, Oxford, at 9 a. m
Itaves A. w. SAwYERs Music Store, 2Q7 Main street
worcester &. o'clock III.
All business entrusted TO this Live win be faithfully ana
promptly attended to. o. +. MORRIS, Proprietor
DIFF
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d0lOrrestrr 4ailp Spn


LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the first Session OF Inc lhirty'
Seventh Congress.
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press, closely seated, TO al PARTS OF the country
PRICESFull strength, SlO half strength, IS quarter
Ia Remcmberi THIS medicine is designed erpress,y
Kind haze tailed to cure; also that ii is warranted as
represented IN EVERY RESPECT, or tie price WM be re
NRSBEwARE OF IMTAuoNs None genuine and war
ranted unless purchased directly Of Dr.. ~, at his
SONS REAIEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL Dis
EASES, No. 2S Union St. Providence, R. l.
nature bob Of and WoMES @ rss S ea
Gated physician of twenty years practice. giving his
Whole attention to them. 9S Consultations by letter or
sent by express secure from observation to all pdrt of
the United States Also ACCOMMODATIONS for ladies from
abroad wishing for secure and private HETREAT' ana
good care, until restored to health
WORD OF CAUTION.
nzH@ 1t has been estimated that over 7tc0 Hundred
7oasdad Dollars are paid to swindlng qaacks annually
benefit TO those who payt The greater part OF this sum
is paid BY class Of persons who are ne least able to
trcv expose the cheat fear of opposing Themselves
All this comes from trusting @Hhoat inquiry, to men
and whose ORlp recommendation is their OWR false and
extravagant assertions, in praise Of themselves. II
mans word, matter Whdt his professions, but
MAKE INQUIRY. 1t will cost YOU nothing. and NAV
in nine out of ten are60gGS there no safety In
trusting any IF them unless you know Who and what
~ DR. NJ. will send free, by enclosing one STAMP
as above, a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN and
fun niCrmaton with the most udopJted references and
testimonials without which, no advertising physician or
medicine Of this kind is deserving ANY CONFIDENCE
60 Dr. MATTIsoN is the only educated physician
IN providence If not in ew England, Who makes Spe
references and Testimonials both of his RoHesf ana bis
skiN. If there ARE any others, LET THEM DO THE
SIAMEi Otherwise, you had better keep away from
szs-orders by mail romptlyattended to- Write your
address plainly, and diect 10 DR. MATTISoN, as above
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AN ACT TO PROVIDE INCREASED REVENUE
FROM IMPORTS, 70 PAY INTEREST ON
THE PUBLIC DEBT AND FOR OTHER
pTRppSES
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Me0lttnGs.
GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE
For the s'eedy 59d permanent cure OF
Acute and Chrome Diseases.

EDAsS, HJLB. az THOMPSON,
Office No. 81 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
30 strictly Office Business. and give special attention
TO ALL DISEASES OF THE sexual SYSTEM
BY rEEJE OWN IMPRoYED METHOD TREATMENT
They will guarantee speedy and perfect cure 10
ali diseases Of private nature. whatever the origin which
may come dpder their care, matter long standing
TO FEMALES.-Drs. II. * T. have made the subject
OF ali diseases peculiar TO Females their particular
stdy and to this department practice they will
tinue to give special attention. and from their past sue
cess, they feel confident warranng most prompl anil
efiectual cures in the most difficult cases
i}Ts, lIILL 4 TMoMPsoN's original Indian Emmena
Price So. Ut 1ptl2i as W JStcu
.----rr,..---I - Il a N ~ L l N M u.
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EIsKE Z COS UNITED STATES

n AND CANADA EXFRESS.-Messengers leave Wo,.
eester three times daily via Worcester and Nashua Rail-
ing the most direct and expeditions line
ElSkE Il CO.. Propriet0rs,
80 Court Square, Boston.
] II. osgood, Agent, General Express ohiee No.
Lincoln housc Block. Worcester.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-23

tionhl luxury. He had rather snGt up dozen
newspaper offices than not, by way OF en-
couraging the freedom of the press under the
Constitution. He was part and parcel in cxpend
ing millions of money, without appropriation by
Congress. lie participated in violating the Con-
stituton, by a Presidential increase of the army
and navy. He saw no sin in summoning thou
sands of volunteers for long terms, directly in the
teeth Of the law. He tells Mr.. BIrCuE, in the
very letter before US, that he thought it charm
ing and patriotic idea, to treat the gathering of a
few factious politicians, from a few counties, in
Wheeling, as the Legislature of Virginia-and
the few counties themselves the State, or rather
as its constitutional nucleus" He regarded 1t as
a magnificent stroke of policy TO recognize Mr..
CARLILE and his colleague chosen by the nucleus
referred to, rs the 'Senators of Virginia. repre-
sentipe ttbe GOOD old Commonwealth" All these,
we repeat. he considered us the very things ovel
which an Attorney-General ought to 60 most into
ecstaces But commit t'breach of the constitu-
| "tions Of Virginia and the nation" by letting
| the snucleus' cut loose from the commonwealth u
and set up for itself? Impossible! He is consci-
entious 1t would be Gan act of revolution, }
which could never have "the sympathy and sup
| "port Of the General Government Blessed il
the nation, in the cabinet of whose rulers is a
least one scrupuious man. Mr.. SEWARD might have
consented to let the "nucleus'' and the ''common
''wealth' get at loggerheads, for the sake of en-
joying an ''irrepressible conflict" Mr. CAMERA.
would have divided them both into contractors
districts and have given Mr.. RETcHIE his choice O
the best that was going, Even Mr.. LINCOLN him
self might have been willing to add vet anothe
county to the conglomeration, which he desire
to govern under the Chicago platform, and cal
''the Union" But Mr.. BATES? Oh mo-