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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09

Steint altt tnpurtirts
2Sctnc, SiQmUrs Mnb Giaarrsm.
inter er Strma 'Uu"
M'KEEVER s. BROKEN
unb trtrren in t6rsm Sfcre, 9lc. 4 Srfonos
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Or. 8rtdeu,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09

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9en 5crren &Eirtbcn, @ruenY.G pbohrru 49,
ArlntrtnPcrn int &Geemeinsn btc Nn,rfor ~
10 iecben cine neus Senrur9 iran55Gtbrr' unn :
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
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unb peripri&t rrprtpte unc biai9e Ssbtsnuna.
p Das Nnmatsn ron @lpdrn,iatn Miro
bsesns bslcret.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
Nef0mmtIn0dhmuacm


9trHer SrarsinSbIuS Inr slaertitr.s Girtbibait.
DER llnttrsritnCtc BAT IN Der I7ten Strupe
orni Niidtmdrtt aeIenltsr, Gin mtu.s Snod- n.
Srarrin9s Dams %sg6fnrt, raS CT Ieintn Nreuu.
cen unr rem YubliEmm in. @lsemsiuen bcfrns
smrHsblt.
Sa Dem SarrUUm eislrS nru rinasridbteten
Saufes fne ffets 9stranfe aQtr @rt tnp better
Sullttdt gu BADEN, defenders tmpEt6i. ab,r rim
@lne gutes eaSer>9ieI
a. 0tacUnt.
@ini9e quite Bpdrbers,
itnSen I'M Rtrps WIartrt Sutel Der lint,r,tidn.ttu
trsunelihe 3imntr uab suten Sparb.
St1oelbrfer II. 6auSItr.
MASON * BURNS,
Sabrtfanen pn
trtprpp.o filtered
M IN : S oSfpr
philadelphia Ils, pcrttr, StOtr. Gapcr-Sisr &C.,
"a N1tnftr., 8iGmunp, 81.
Ipc aaftraSe uuftrr ssebrtrr Runetn frerc,n prpmet
life reel a~uSstfiHrt.
panama igarrtn
DprSi9li6sr OualitGt.
sStr cr6ttItri fOebtn per grpr,F lbtr gbarIttun, 9. q.
etnc Sdrtls a6ttr savanna Gfadrrrn. amf n,,Ih,
MIR oas SHblttunl une unitre sSreunSe arfutrffdrr MAIDEN
dtnner Hne Gicbbaetr elmer autsn 9iaane fcun.n i,st
pet une ctpae MuegeSCi6neteS fnhh. -"
sum S'tTtaat mi 9rpBen unS 8lsinea 6thte Saoaud
S'S"fEsR pd NeHseser u. 8rtden,
2ostn~, Staurrs unb giaarrtn>S Store,
Nc. 4 grtarse Sptcl, @earIfraf,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
p6tI. Rttftrs

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SO. 64 Mainar.. ,ptf8tn Der IA. u. Is. Straee,
0rIbsr Sr. @pp titns),
poIsIbR Rets pas bette 9aserbitr fpwit ionRist
GrfriI&uustn jebtr @rt unO BON better QuaIitat
sW baben itnO. wirb Dem btatiasn pubtttuni &C.
ftens smpfOb!sn unb laOtt gum 8rfu& fr.unb-
lt&f Gin phil. MttItl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
&ebiiRcnr feerums!

Elrn 96isBtittbdbsru bs Na@rt6t, bae Id
int ySsItptutr @arttu" btr Serren S&ab unb
Senpst tiutn 56ts6tarb fur SiRolsn. u. Si&.
ftn.Saaben trrihttt 6ats, unb pas S&itslitb.
ba6tr nit 8ihisn, Ditpl.n unb S&isstsoarf
duf Dem plabt Serlrbtn r.rrrn t5nntH.
q. Diaepnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
Erdnf Estimates

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@pursrncrfrdet, sptfbsn Wain II. Sranflin,
fibrt itttS bic b.itn siauprSs gS.ine, Giaasr,u uuS poorr.
bier. SBarre uRb fahe SpeiItn iCbtr Srt fin6 in rsiTI,r
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2xn& aufScirasEu, gu bent frsunSIi6e unb ROT ;abIrsib
etnIactt &ranf SRiroS M,t y
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
&Dmtbier 6 Wlnher.

Ns. as 8 ainfrast, ipifSen Der IA. u. Is. Str.
srIaubtn it8 hitrnit lire Srtlnee mi. SaS ,c,brts S,n,fH,
pnbIttuni af ibr '"'
Nsine Hnr @iadrrrns0aaer
aufEisrtiant ~ MAIDEN. Ditfl6tn fibr,n Gin rti66olt;o,S
sastr etr tsftI Settr.y f~raniOffhe unb lnsar> Btffnt.
lepis aud sa rtiebaItisss Eager pSn y6asana II. Ssm.ai.
stsarrtn, une piro 20 6ds sifrtstt Strtt.n berIsIbtn Ttin.
sIr% liaise YIdie uno rtsle un6 aufmsrtIamt S,si.nuna
H@ eie 9unG atS SnSlitunts ~ %trrtnaen unb III trbalten'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
81 Q. .. 5ptteS
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@rrusTSn5s, swtfHtn Der 6. nne q.
United States


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bas ri9mlt6f brtaurte rt1nttsp StatsS 6pttl"
ana,trcten. Wetn 8tfrsb.n BET 6a6rung bttI,s
cumfurtatlen &tab~ltIemeuts TT tauptid6lt& oa-
Bin aerthtet, uiGt dGetn nstne ltrber bsutImtn
2anoslsnte, TcuNtrn aud aat Mnbern, wel6sr
Station fe tten anae9tr,u m6sen, NIT eItt&sr
JrtnnSlthttit Rstlitit III beptrtben, nm
Sem Namtn Ses 5aulss ollutttb Statts 5rttl"
Gtrt III MAIDEN. Grstbenf
Spkn q mmenbdmTer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09

S~ttanntma6ung.
Dem stshTtsn @ublifuat bic e~rsebenIe gn,eioe. Sas 81,
GEttTlstHHtttn an Sroabfrase, swilb,n bl 6ttn pnS TIER.
tn Hltnipnsrstl6ift unS S~fsnIasr tr5fnst babtn, unb bas
une GilsnbIe& teftnS Hno stGtat auS,ufasr,n' I'm ,osiV
rttht anftrdss tttsn Sftdtr n gsrn ~" '"9'>
Srodhfr. Srsiittn Der 6ttn lnS 7tsH,
ntbtn 8. SteiaIein'e 6ptel.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
Stu9cr'S
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itei9tnce 9rpnInritdf 7on
SINCERE ~MibmaiGiusn
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SAptr'prtilt 10 : ale anbcrrr
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l6lnrn tUnntn frrtti6 aut bill
ltOer lcfauft ptrhru "a ~ .,k,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09

MILW4NR- @srEaufsr
WTTTTCKgkgNK 0tn IT. @i1arrrn,
N<@ElEeSS MR go. 1874
SEAE&A SrpaosS trags.
St&mUnb, gireinien.
Der Undergraduate empisRlt b6HirbIt retn,u
Jreunoea unS esm 9ttblitulH ftin nueatetbntes
friih aneettgttS Eager Ypn 9taururen ltnh az.
aarrsn, brett tnipSrttrts frdn30fi9c 8Otb- unr
Wrif.s Beine, Champ asnsr, NtaIaga, SberrS mn
gtabsira @ttne, dler Irtsn 8rnnntptine, asbis
ftp'S, bpGGnb. Sin, 8um unp Elm Q, oIprtirtts
Wager orn 6aeann itrc stnbtimiIbtn Giaarr,u
6austiabli& aber empTtblt or alien Q,etbohern
bes ruren osutlttn Sttbrniaftts icihrn aft,u
Rteinpsir, gu batsn bst alien SunntitGtcn mp
btGt9tu 9reiitn.
4u6 dhten 2imburaers mnS Shwci,rr.SST,
SdrptueS u. +. f.
Nedtts Stlttr1tr- @d6er.
Aue Sentuun9tn tperetn NIT 9anf crnpfandcn
lno Gufs pitnftlibfs auegtfibrt. g8i,esrserf&rs
ltrK o%sttaufs i'd gu ben t~iltoftn pretTtu.
g. Gugacmbcimer
Sn1POrter ron Ntntlhsn II. fran;SFi&sn Briusn
unp SraRbie5.
une''
Havana 4 Domestic Cigars,
Nr. LIS 6rantltnlT., SDiI&tn bcr IA. ". 10.
nabe @cpernprifr.
Saa oeutldt pubitTunt, tnSttlpnbere abr gDitbtrpe,f3us,
Yn6 bic StrreG gDtrtbr, tptretA anf bitfsS utu cfrt,tr,,
sDb.lelaIt:@ sI9dft aufnttrtiar. stmaGt umb triudbt. bic bstS
srt'snuretstn 9Saoren eieits ntutn GtaslifrmtntS m prrSI,
atn, sbs fs in anesrtn bisiie.n pbu u6rbIiSrn SSrIStrn nv,
&tntauft nia@sR. Inter Anbnen ptrbitntn fuIstnSt sIrtii,I
~SsiSnetrS ltr trfpdbut unb btrsprssSrbtS ,n rtrbtn:
UrantVffht Sraubits unb H~uttrtinr,
G8ampaeRer IaGr Surttn),
Tbsin. tinb Wlpft! sDeint,
Nat SUrteR slbiSfty. Sin
Vta& unb appIe.Sranby,
Aue Scrten etat:ure (@CrbiaIS), ais: 6inmel
anif, atfpntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
@ut Scrtsa panama ::tte OcHtfie Cigars ,u
ttotm 9rtilt, 9yn66urs 6dutabat, aIe Sprtfm
Sdu6tdbaf, Sarbints &c. &c.
lima frrunbli5tn 3afpruS G. 6u,,,rh,.x
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09

SSetu SSp1S! 8Setu &ipDbS!
Sctttn erbaIttn zine sruee Sartis franS5Ef6cr unb AKsrt
Gduepee Spring Stpls franSSdIbt Sriliants, IpKie
cine SreSt Suswabt ron s%efreifttn ru6 farrirttn s5auntnSIs
Isr"Stcftn, stSlei9ten unS unStbIei8ttn Ieft, sttiptrte
bauntivpatnt unb batbnolsnt 8suse fur Rnastn- anlise,
Gnsllb Grotrn Dud, fetnert 2tnsano fur 6eren. 9nllst
unb Sbtrtines In allen 8rtittn uno @reiftn.
Jsrnsr %snpftbien mir unitr Wobi aTcrttrtts 9astr BON
Geieerftcfen, Dres geooS &c. Dir S~erfaaftn De Sest III
81 GtS. NHo Sarest ~ I24 etc,
&AtIta u. @bsEtrN. SO. 17S Sroaetr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-09
Nmsciacn.
9Sotipaaols Oortcra

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GiS as.brtt 9ntlttum ut frsunrli&R etnasla.
een, rieisn aufs Bette sinarribtctrn unS nit al
len Speii,n unr @etrdntrH oerirbenem Seranl
9anst-gias reGt s%ablrrib gu 'btfntbsn.
Siber n. 6 PM n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
4 NEW Year,. Girt Entertainment.

We are requested to state that II consequence Of
the Unexpectedly large number Of articles received
by the Soldiers Relief Society for the Free Gift
prize entertainment they can not be made ready
for thee general inspection Of the public before
Tuesday evening The number Of prizes will pro-
b1hy be nearly one thousand.
The exhibition and drawing will occupy at less
two evenings, commencing, as previously adver~
tised, Tuesday evening at y o'clock st the Ma
sonic Temple, and continue on Wednesday evening,
lst January, commencing ct the same how-.
The number and value of the articles presented
are much greater than even the saEguine hopes of
the ladies believed possible. Already the number
of gifts exceed seven hundred, srd there seems to
be no falling eff in the daily receipts.
Some of the articles are of considerable value,
and the whole together form most splendid cOlec-
ton. Amongst others are beautiful and costly
bracelets, breastpins necklaces full sets of ewery
solid silver gOblets, large quantities of plated
ware, Bohemian glass, china ware, cutlery
and pictures in shO I, the entire collection is
magazine Of varieties from which might be select
ed articles of almost every description from box
of hair pins, to wat Ch-frOm plated gOblets
70 silver pitchers.
Amongst other objects of interest il 4 walking
cane of President Polk presented to the society by
Mrs Polk. This memento of the departed states
man Of Tennessee, who filed with distinction the
highest petition in the Republic, viii doubt be
one of the faVorite prizes.
We are pleased to learn that the plan CT the
drawing is such as would be entirely satisfactory to
the holders of tickets even if they bought on
speculation.
The Society expects no advantage whatever but
the mere sale of their articles and these who draw
prizes are expected to take them away, and not re-
present them to the Society.
1t ia hoped that under these circumstances all
who are s5e will buy Tickets for while every dol
lar thus invested goes to the charitable obsct for
which the scheme has been devised, the purchaser
hss fair chance Of receiving n return ten times
the value Of the Investment msds in the purchase Of
tickets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
From the Athens CGa-) BlnDs-, Dec. IS
The News bVIhe Araao.

ST. JOINS N F., Dec 2I-The Arago has arrived
eff Cape Race, from Hsvre on the llth and South
smptOn on the 18th. Gen Scott is passenger on
her. His health is improved.
The Warrior would be supplied wi tn eight Arm
Founders for IO-pounders. She would be ready
for three years service.
The Grenadier Guard are TO hold themselves in
readiness to embark at 3 moments notice. Other
troops have been order ed to proceed immediately
to Canada.
The Nisgarss advices caused an advance of 8
in consOls They closed on the 10th at 90 for
money and 90 IL for account
The French press, except the MJnieur, say that
France will remain neutral if there is war between
England and the United States.
A large staff of medical officers have been or
dered to Canada.
Capt Williams Of the Trent, received latter
from the British Government approving his con-
duct.
At LlOyd's riaka on American ships have been re-
fused.
Cotton is frmer, and slightly advanced.
Breadstufis generally dull. Wheat quiet ard de-
clining. Corn heavy, and declined
LATEST VIA SoUIHGxP1oS. Cotton-Sales for two
days l9 600 bsles, Of which 5000 were taken BY
SPECTATORS and exporters. The market continued
drmsr with slight advance.
The Manchester market continued frmer. Bread
siutfs dull. Flour declinsd 3ldls. Wheat steady
at q decline. Corn heavy. Beef firm. Pork
steady. Bacon has an upward tendency. Lard
downward. Sugar inactive. Rice steady. Coffee
no sales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29
The War Tax


We find the following notice in the Knoxville
Register, ard transfer it to our columns, as it may
be Of interest to 4 number of the readers of this
paper:
OFFICE CHEZ COLLECTOR TENNESSEE War Tax I
Knoxville, Dec "a, 1861
have divided the State into Collection Districts
as follows viz:
Ist District il composed of the counties OF Sulli-
van and johnson;
2nd of Washington and Carter;
3rd, Hawkins ard Hancock;
4th, Greene and Cocks;
9th, Jefferson snd Sewer;
9th. Knox county.
9Th, Granger and Unior
9Th, scott, Campbell and Claiborne
9th, Anderson and Morgan:
l0th, 70 ne county;
18th, BiOunt county;
18th, Monroe COUNTY;
l3th, AcMinn county;
18th, Bradley county;
18Th Polk county
l6h, Hamilton county;
18th, Rhea and aeigs
18th, Marion, Seauatchie and B.edsss;
18th, Franklin county;
20th Grundy and Warren counties
2lst, Fentress and Ovsrton counties
22nd, White, Cumberland and PutIsm COS.
23Fd, Macsn and Jackson counties;
24th, DeKalb and Smith counties
25th, Cannon and Coffee counties;
2Gth, Bedford county,
9Th, Lincoln county,
2Sth, Marshall county,
29th Rutherford cOuGfy,
S0td, Wilson cOuaty,
Slst, Sumner cCulty.
32ad, Robertson and CheatAam cOuntiss,
33rd, Davidson county,
34.h, Williamson county,
Ssh, Msury county,
elias pnuufv
5Tth, Lawrence and Wayne counties,
Ssh, LAWS and Perry counties,
Beth, Hickman and Dickson counties,
4Oth Montgomery county,
4lst, Stewart couRty,
42Cd, Humphreys county,
43rd, Henry county.
4fth, Carroll and Benton counties,
18th, Henderson and Decatur counties.
18Th, McNairy and Hardin countss,
47th Hsrdeman county,
Ash, Madison county,
4gth, Gibson county,
50th, Weakley county,
5ist, Dyer and ObIon counties,
52nd, Lsuderdale sad Upton counties,
53rd, Haywood county,
Saith, Fayette county,
55th, Shelby county,
Applicants for the position of Tax Collector for
each of these Districts, should at send their
post office address, &c, &c, to
me at this office, so to enable me to forward
their nomination to the Secretary of the Treasury
for his approval The successful neminee will be
Immediately notified of his appointment, and be
furnished With the form Of his Official Bond. TRis
Bond will be in q sum sufficient to cover the pre-
sumptive amount of the Taxes he shall collect. As
soon as the Bonds are executed and returned to
this Office and approved the Collectors will be fur
lished with the necessary books, blanks and print
ed Instructions.
IGN RAMSEY Chief Collector.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-12-29

We had the pleasure OF an interview, yesterday,
with Mr.. VIM. 7. Fry, of Mobile, young gentleman
of much intelligence, who has just returned from
Europe, who in addition to dispatches to the Presi-
dent from our Commissioners, and London papers.
communicates Intelligence of the most gratifying
character, in regard to the feelings of the English
people and the purposes of their government to.
wards the Confederate States Mr.. +. LETT London
on the lOth of November, on board Of the British
steamer Gladiator, laden with thirty thousand In
field rifles, two hundred tons Of powder, sabres.
pistols medicines, surgical Instruments camp uten-
sis, &c. for the Confederate States
The 9Th Of this month, the Gladiator" entered
the hSTbor OF Nassau for the purpose Of coaling
and TO receive Instructions as to the Confederate
port abe should approach. On the second day after
the U. S. guOboet "FlsmbeaU" made its appearance
in the harbOr, sent thther for the special purpose
Of inteTceptIDg tie "GladiatJrn There thew both
lie nov, the Gladiator" afraid to venture out, and
the "Flambssu not DARN to lay hands on her; and
there they are likely to remain until Great Britain
enters the ring, when not only will the .Gladator'
be conveyed over to Confederate port, but the
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Death of rInIor 5. = FInIeY.

Major s. L. FINLEY, Quartermaster c. S. A, died
last night in this city, after an ilness Of only few
days. He had returned from the headquarters Of
Gen ZoLLICoFFER not more than two weeks, when
he was Frustrated by illness, which was ag-
gravated by a pistol shot wound, which he &C
cidentaly received in one of his legs. Cap
tain finley was lawyer of high standing,
an ardent and efficient friend of Southern
independence frat, kind neighbor, good
CITIZEN and and true and noble-hearted gentleman.
His death will be deeply lsmented By all who knew
him, and he leaves behind him an interesting and
attached family. A sincere feeling of sorrow will
pervade the community st his premature death.
He was one Of nstu res beat specimens of an hon.
est, honorable, charitable ard rue-hearted man.
Peace to his ashes!
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tickets

RELEASED rElsoSAss A snort time since Their E
was jAu delivery OF traitors, and among them sew
eraI were from DrRnesville. They went home, at
the expense of the government, with revenge rank
ing in their hearts, and, indeed, their revenge has
been speedy. It's believed these very men con
ceived the idea of betrayiug Gen Stuart into the
slsnds of the enemy, beguiling him with promises
of forage. Another batch Of prisoners have JUST
been sent Cfree) to Western Virginia, whose deeds
Of ye1gts zee Will soon be made manifest. And
from information 81 Norfolk and on the line OF the
Potomac we should Judge that not less than doz
en- Yankses, daily, are now sent TO the North.
The government cannot expect our generals 10
win victories for the Seuh,s so long as the policy OF
the governments itself tends, inevitably, TO give
victory TO the epemy.-R edmond Examiner, Dec25'
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this section, and it Is 70 be hoped that he viii re-
ceive the punishment his crimes and the forfeiture
of his parol deserves.
ST. Louis, Dec. IS Gen. Halleck has issued IN
order in which he says any one caught in the act
Of burning bridges, destroying railroads or tele@
graphs viii be Immediately shot and any one ac
cused Of this crime viii be examined BY = military
commission. and If found guilty shall suffer death
Where injuries are done to railroads or telegraph
lines, the commanding officers of the nearest post
will immediately press into service for repairing
damages, the slaves of ell secessonists in the VI
cinity, ard, If necessary, the seeessonists them>
selves, and their property. Any pretended Union
maR, having information Of intended sttsmpss to
destroy such roads aud lines or Of the guilty par
ties, who does not communicate such information
to the proper authorities, aud give and and assiss
lance in furnishing them, will be regarded as pGrtt,
cops eTi7R5ais, and treated accordingly.
| Hereafter the towns and counties in which such
Distraction OF property takes place viii be made
| 70 pay the expenses OF all repairs, unless it be
shown that the people CT such towns and counties
could not have prevented it on account of the su-
perior force of the enemy.
| Gen. Pope has received the following dispatch
from Gen. Halleck:
I'D Gas. DEPT OF TIE Mol
December 20, 1851 L
! To GAN. PCPE-l congratulate you and your
command on the brilliant success of yonr expedi-
ton. hope it will be the foresLadow eff still
greater success. HAILTCK, Msj. Gen. Comdg.
THIS prompt appreciation Of their labors and
frank ackno Wledgment of their services BY Gen
dslleck has completed the happiness of the officers
ana men OIL Els command, and they will move with
alacrlty whenever they are ordered off on another
expedition, and will do everything in their power
TO deserve the commentator Of the General com,
handing.
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10 WarWIIh EnRInnd.

The Cincinnati Enquirer learns from a priyate
letter from Washington that Secretary Chase. on
his late visit to New York to meet with the bankers
of that city, carried to them the assurance of the
Cabinet that Mason and Slidell would be surren-
dered if Great Britain made the demand 1t also
states that those in the confidence of the Admins
trRtion say there will be no war with Eopland
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New Postal ROuie from the Southern
States.

The Washington correspondent of the Philadel>
phis Inquirer says: "The last steamer from Europe
brought large number of letters, papers, and
packages, directed to people in the North, from
their friends and correspondents in the various
Southern States. How they reached Eogland have
no means of knowing, but very likely by the Con.
federates' much talked of Mexican route, or else
they may have been placed on board Of some of
the Southern vessels that run the blockade"
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Prom IndiaUa

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 22.-The Journal of tomorrow
will contain the official report of the late engage
ment Of Col. WIllich's Thirty-second Indiana Ger
man regiment. The Colonel state that the enemy
admit their loss to be forty killed and two hundred
wounded. BE thinks it much heavier.
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scott and NanoIeon.

New YORK, Dec, 22.-The news by the America
says that Gen Scott, previous to enbarkiDg on the
Arsgo, had long interview with Prince Napoleon.
There is no abatement in England of war>hke
preparations.