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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25

1NO MBHCHANTa AND WHOLEStLE nIt'
IL Es ~ sCARcE AND DESIRABLE GD' n5.--We h W IN
store and receiving from various soutberu nakes @ los
goods b9 olds ehd bel Blanket IS be aced Long
Cloths fancy, sad mourning t1is, 20 b.o ss
eolored nsnns; WOOL piId Iips,y esses bleatsa
Drr ooo I'd Osnoties; do caa6ie tTovn linen
Du pTntei Moussns Del Gines black nj -Oor,d - e
Lg2 ne black BIZ 1 and eolosd elk fhshsc s
black Italian Cioihs black Sstne 1Ary Coihs ane
snee indsrrbber Coats sd Lesgnst bsk aat e' - ss
Ing a d. DO patent white spool Con eoro: pant
aud front BEltons Iase Thread ffs neino slrs ,ut
prases Steel Hoop Skirts large stock OF fa an 10 sr
Goods FOR ladiss and ODER for t G vtois
sale ard retail WATKINS q FlCELEN. Gil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

FERhfe:
D4Iv PApsr Ss per Gln1ai ssnA Awssky, % ss.kY -
Wa n S1Vsncs ReCR1cs a1y ss nade ~ tns s. % .1e
RsSsAss n al oaass EhSs sNasnceh tAIss eI es aspSAs
Issisrln ne PUsa oAos seaiaiEiag money.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25
MILITARY TACTICS.

U,os ,.;. by A. MokRls,
Pasihher and Bookseller, Richmond, Va.
TRooPkRp MANUAL,
By Col j. Laeins Davis, which b annexed he nisair.r
Dbl Mounted Reemen BY Captain hsury late Of the Ut
Army; vol s7nG; LIS. - a,
Heavy Artillery I1suctitr for heavy krlery prepared
board Of OF ofhs ofthe 81 vol limo
a. 20.
The Soluntee Hand Book b. Capt James l. Lee nv d.
kueut Of Virginia voiurteers price oNo-
Rsrdee RIFE and Light Infantry Tactics, new sdoo, c"r
p,ete With pls,es; VIOLA Bkno. 2 %
HArGee't Tactics In vol srno, pspsr, i 70 .
Tactics for oeers ofIpfsnHy, Cavalry and ArhDey
Buesholir, 1tc
By T. v Backholts, b9c
IN Press ard s be speedily pgbshsd The yoan,es Menus
sad Dr Book complete Manual aud Dri Boot or os use
al yol.u.ecs Militia Home Grard, compiled oui tos la.
suthotes and adapted the discipline and du o velHatee
sud soldiers; w Col wm. u. RictaTdseu, IT.
tn. work should be In The hands OF every one OF us hmta
vel a. in tbe hands evey valrn,e aud cseo 10 the ssu
oonfedesaey. -, =, -,
L iu. rhat d. roeubsrs Of every company, ether 10 active
erce or In Guard, require every toins IN 70
brought up army requirements OF the present TINT.
ders ihoa!d be addressed 70 the published.
A. hORRls, bsokseler aad Po5ashsr,
i.s Rnhuand Vs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25

pRaUEsr MADE TO raxMCIAss- -n.n

pRQURsT MADE TO rRxsICtAts- Is re-
specially that the Fhyoans Of Richmond VII re-
p the ese Broad and Ninth such odeers ard
soldiers under their charge are qusitesd In private fax bs
hotels and boa ding houses stating ihsr condition, vhre quar-
tered and far prAccsb the regiment aud company 70
which hsy belong Ills Information will greatly promote Tie
lie service
All officers sud sndsr quzrered In private families hoisn ard
b0 hous Nh1 have been alex but OF attended BY
physan, viii themselves sboye sAtpg ihsr eeaohon
isestor, c5npsoy And iesi9sni.
oel0-iw JSC. n WINDER, brg Gen
LNOH RENT on LEAsE.--Ths tsnsSsnt on Hsil
street. between sh aud Ieh seet recently occup:sd "
Hsgery sarke, and temporarily 10 possession Of as
South, rn ExprtBs oompAuy.
sion A soon issira oc4-u
nN THR FIRST day Of February. ls5i The Interests 81
~ oahsrns wallace and Outlaws Wallace whdrA~n
from the concern Of N. Wallace Sops.
Jedrsou Wallace snd Charles wallace viii cUninas Gs b.
sns usasi, and retain he style Of ". Wallace eons
JEfFgR90s WkLLiOS,
oelf--S CHAs n. WALLACE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25
.w.xEw,s PREMIUM NIT.

TrRs 10 conceded TO be the most delicious, vhoe.
some tonic IN the Word used By almost sysry
lily 10 naA solely fer this climate and ihe,a
feand the house every Boaihern Family cure Tor Al d
stomach aud boweb They never fall 70 MARE Pc
DfsySRs Nervous Headache hc Whh PAID 10 we
ou .ch bowels they give immediate relief correct disordsred
hyefs aad 10 weak and debaed persons they VII gSe VIA
sneryy hs whole system They only need Hislto gre then
hsssrs GaAI, PURCELL, IADD co. s1d By al pro1inses
Druggists the Zig Rchuond snd elsewhere 10 virginia AZ
North Carolina kso, by c. srofT 90, Wa.hlngten oi
O.; oAHBY aILPIs co, Baltimore; 4 AfkHshsrook koo'
PhiladslptlA, and BARSks PARK, hss foIt
Orders nllsd BY addressing 4 BAkIk riopsle.s,l
Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25

CAUTION.-No Is .uthor sed to collect Virginia
" 10 thi, city elsewhere In this State unless Aey show vr
ten authority from
TLs notice interfere With the authority Of the
General OF the order he have issued
ae hereafter upon this subject but ven TO prevent In
psIsn hose having authority and who make no returns
20 this Office -'t C. DIhMock,
oci4 ia Col. Of Ordnance o' virginia
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sass upscnsd % Manuscript preoay seed aPoe ee
tween he pG-ties
Al saTtssnt aOl asrEsd ths copy fos sspeasd Aus
- Of lssiocs us ordered s1s and psysn,
enacted accorengty.
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laAi privilege extends 10 er sAe eesnssa ke
n.as sl md Advertisements ~ then 70 BE an
ADDITIONAL barge, and 20 vsriAaon-
r Real EstAs General Agenti Advertisements nos 70 Dc
6y ne year bat 70 DC ehArged the usaA rates iaelse
such Gseoants - shAl De agreed upon
KW- Bookse-s aad yearly Adyetse generally sngAsng
,r ore SpuAres wh the privilege Of chang saAn not on th
yearly average IN any insert more than NE aesa
sEreed upon standing rule uod the eooae and ~ sHoe
Ias sash snoont 70 be ehs-Ssi =; the usual rates
Atvsrtisscsnts Inserted IN he seWeesy Whig esnl
ps- square Of for TIE a Insertion snd SO oeat
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25
d SPRING STYLES GO

tfY assortment HATS and CAPS Tor tie spns uads nSs
vi complete sbrans al TIE styles ald colors OF sot
aats ao Moieskn sI and Cashmere HSts and great variety
u new style caps Leghon Straw Hats In great VARIETY
Also Of gsntl6neDs furnishing goods Um-
srellAs waking cAnss, ks Gs all Of which silbs sold
On a. good any other the city lnosi
'"''N'--' JOHN TgoMPsos,
nh9S Ne. Ballard Houis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25

WRITING PAPER.
Go sns . s to ~
r''''1' WRiTlNe PAPER,
sheh they hav. had Ia BEFORE aeng TooAp
Letter. Note Dcuy aud medium papers, Of vaOu qualities ucl
s be sold At their usual prices Tor cash, strictly pronp
customers, pAySble iu July ensuing
They have ssc on hand good stock s sttsr stationery t.
Aer Win every description Of Blank esoss ussaJ tei To-
ise nyiQ
", W. wooIDRIDGE,
Ut scHooI oS TIE SOLDIER
school or the Company,
Pape- 80; mu.I'n 81
hsn Iustuc,D. for n.n Artillery; psper 30 CIV; nusli1
6 cb 49,.
j. v. RANDOLPH
suai is hSn Street.
NMlyAav a""x: e.; z. ::,sM !. ,Suu.,os. ,........
rLARET wINKs.--IsO CASES, IN sTORR
- ''1 W '''' " srIDrs 4 gILLss
uusS Or. 'ii,h ant OAry
WANTED -er.ndy .ad whisky bottles, ',, ,s,;G oil
Tvs No srrcaanre hioat.
IN HHDs BACON SIDES
In In .iSr. to .ad for al. By aOs AT STOKE, 90.
OUnK VIRGINIA APPLE nhANDS -ss bbi'
Pare Virginia Apple Brandy three o In store and Tor
'sl.by uvrv ,,p.oosn
OWN % tSs j. rraE 90 pare x hum higt prOO.
.sI ALVEY . LIPsooaa.
SOLpI ffS WI yTRR CLOTHING
- 90ta overcoxs ieT PTivRsB
go do do officers
fOys pr. Drawers Drill and oantoo FLANNEL
lUJO Cassia.sTe, aud other kin, Of uSeEshlr.s
2DO Aaier Proof oyere9as mAds OF EnAuseled Cloth
k0O or clo.h Blankets,
various other articles sci able for military pzpose for
ssls At fair prie j. for cash only. NM IA SMITH
s-B III Main Street.
VIA LS.-3J gross aud CT. glass Jars
50 DO 1 oz eslorasl DoItles. For sale by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25
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n,a. purrx. pxssrTRS s;.;r ih r.: :HRsI, s li

-. 80. stne Fl L2eLN-
Il the troops ntss neid Eh snsl Arns rsi Artillery, ard
Agnrnon thssso rsluinF fsasn Of labor, the fot0ses
I order 10 ssaed
as Colonel Ordinance Of Virginia ell sousas 10 attend %
the lace Of arms 10th Artillery And small Ars belonging
Eons. ..
Tts Aths ep of s fAmaunoa iucsding the saaa
fue Of Percussion Cana soi Issuing u be
tended 10 by th Ordnance Of The Southern
hand a. III Afuoy sad TIE hrtt
lsrUsctd' OF sss appropriated fo si pst.
~ al. state, Be taaed The ooaedsfs,s authorities
during the continuance of The
The Ooo0sl u Ordnance Of vtgin. s Assssssy
Arrangements 10 carry on. The foregoing order.
jsg-u JOHN LkruHkR
4 OSf-A TRUNK, The property OF young soldier Of Ala
lost trtveen the Ooluu ban Hotel aud the O-n
DepI sboUt the IAN insL mari Cd "wn Ys" The ead.r
vii se the thanks the aud De rewarded
returning The sane 10 KtNr, PAfsI 4 60 se2s-r-
TIuiK ARLINGTON HOUse FOR RRNT. a.
l. AND TrRNIrORE FOR sALI-Tbe subscriber wish "a
Ina retire from the bupess VIII sell the Furniture and hey
tbs Pasto ab, grs Class Boarding House h1h
Wishing embark 10 tse bu.nss rare Opportunity
ofsred. The House and Furniture being at sond
lion For terms apply 20 q
oci4-t?tAcq cqt' wN. HccRLsy Proprietor. -
NEW FAMILY FLOUR-In Who'll. and h.s bib, n
IN sale By Clio. WATT Co.
snG rrankrn strsst, below Rret siFe Hotel
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.-S, 100 PseL.
Fancy Bright, light pressed ist
Gold Leaf No. l, let.
R5gh, hall bs
Cherry BED hsH bs.
DarH, half lie.
DARK, aud
In store and for sale at factory Trlcs
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-25

EOETIFTC ATI0NsAND ARTlLLPRY.-!.w
RANDOLPH ls1 Main street. has Jus, pubished- snibook
Of Field Yor fcaors and Artillery sso Manual OF gnt and
le,vy Artillery With illustrations; BY fg err l. Nee late U.
Arnv Captain Engineers Ih Resmsn NJ Price si 2o ocl
y ERN soHJoLs-A MORRIS, Pull Usher. Richmond Va re-
specially The son virginia Teachers 70 the excel
let series Of School Rsdrs prepared by Hobie Bne A. @ Of
Louisville Kentucky, ctmprisnE:
The ret sckcol Reader ~ PIP 6me, Profnsey Illustrated
price i5c
II The second ssoOi Reader i6 PIP i6mO prodsy Iu.i
ted. price go
The rhrd sctcol Reader G6 pp isnO p'otasy lusrs
ted, price ino
" lhs youh School Reader i pp i9nc prota,ey lS'rs
v Tseri school Reader se Pr teuo ro:aey nu,a atsa,
price itc
" The FISH scsOO Reader Us pr, iauO Nth rhetorical les
Tlese are the ba LoOSs .ui when the execution
Of he into Consideration they the cheapest
books published
Oroxs . school Artbmvt'e, price B-c.
Crossts First Lessons Ia Lr,Snet c. price 25..
Tie above have received ths highest ins from tb. :.
dngsd teachers torg tse b,s, treaties ep he science o.
uunheTs ex,aat ovs educated upon he principles . ct
the s hr sie vii BE found ht;oT acquainted WV ~
~ The above bcpts paobsscd snd rhey osned In The
South.
uon passed a, tie bern coDueresl CIn7enion ~
Il. :esAyn 10 ssyinnan, Dec, ISL.
soiysd That The Southern psbe eg
and should he ven ,nOse publishers school books snons u'
-ho hsye already issrsi have 10 course OF pn5'oa sr
offs hCN books. EdsIssd 70 the ssnti Of cur youth
ssseh-s OF ntsd History sauged In form Of ousrot
sud Answer bv h Y Carroll l Y l. price .5e oolI
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NEW FAMILY FLOUR-In Who'll. and hsH bbh, NJ
IN sale By Clio. WATT co,
sB rrankHn strss, below RrctsaFe Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Edinburgh and Canadian.
SHIpWRECK AND LOSS OF FIFY.FlvE LIVES
Speech by the Emperor Napoleon.
Count CavOur on the Possession Of Rome,
REFORMS FOR POLAND.

The steamer Edinburgh, from Liverpool March q
and Queenstown the day following arrived at this port
Last evening, and the steamer Canadian from Liver
pool on the 2Sth Of March and Londonderry the follow
ing evening, arrived at Portland yesterday morning.
The Edinburgh brings $4,000 in specie.
The steamship North Briton, from Portland, arrived
at Liverpool early the morning Of the 2Sh, having
touched at Londonderry the previous day.
The steamship Bremen, from New-YOrk, arrived at
Southampton early on the morning of the 2sth
The steamship City of Manchester, from New.York
arrived at Queenstown on the Doth.
The steamship Edinburgh sailed from Liverpool for
New-York on the 9th, with ElO2,OOO in specie.
The ship f. II. Ryeron, from Liverpool for New
York had reached Portsmouth in disabled condition,
with her cargo badly shifted.
The Adriatic reached Southampton on the morning
of the 9th March.
The new steamer Hbernis, Of the Galway line, had
arrived at Liverpool to be strengbenedn her hull and
to have repaired the damage che sustained on her
passage from Southampton to Queenstown. The COM
mencement of the Galway fornightly service bad been
postponed from March % to April A. which day the
first steamer would sail from Galway for St. Johns
Newfoundland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
RACING CALENDAR, 1861.
THE METAIRIE SPRING MEETING.

The attendance upon the course on the second day
was much better than on Saturday, and the weather
remaining fine, the track was in better condition for
sport. A large number OF horses had been entered
and declared for the boswell stakes the purse of the
day. but only five appeared at the post after all These
were Doswels Ninette, Camps lMinor's) Regret
Keene Richards's imported C. by Australian out Of
Emilia, and T. j. Weiss Uncle True, by Lexington.
Gen. Camps entry was the favorte against the field
at 100 to u.s. and in the pooling Regret was not only
FIRST but Keene Riehardss chestnut colt last Of all
in popular favor. The total of thirteen pools filled the
night BEFORE was as follows: Regret, $685. Uncle
True, $780, Ninette, $1,000; Tom Reddy, $l,ooo'
and the imported coltAonly $3.50. The Kenner niy
THAT didn't rum brought $685. in the same pooling.
However, the sequel showedthat the knowing ones
were after all know -nothin for In tho hands OF the
famous iocky. Abe. the West Australian showed In
front as essy as his near relatives had on two occa-
zion OF the Derby.
Afsss good deal Of j0cksying for places, which o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
LATEST-(pia LondoRdeyry).


LosDoy, March 2g.-IHe Times Paris correspondent
writes that bosiltIes appear imminent between the
Austrians and Piedmontese. Victor Emanuel IL said
To have written to Prince Napoleon that be was In
daily expectation Of attack and urging him TO rep
resent matters tothe Emperor in their true light
TURiS, March .S.-The discussion of the Roman
question was resumed to-day iii the Chamber of Depu-
ties.
signor Cheaves spoke against the transfer Of the
Capital Of the Kingdom Of Italy to Rome
Count Cavour refuted the arguments brought for
ward lie 60 that it was urgent that Rome
should be Immediately declared the Capital Of Italy.
The transfer will take place in consequence the law
adopted by the Chamber without any disturbances.
The time will be fixed By law. We offer the spiritual
power of the Pope all guarantees for its liberty aud
more force which q friendly Government can ever
1--WE 10 tho Parssy. ! hope PUBLIC opinion will very
soon be disposed for the proclamation and that France
will agree with us in this matter.
LoSDos, Friday, March 29.-TNe London Times
City Article) of last evening says:
"The funds opened heavily and were very dull
throughout the day. La the general discount market
the demand was again active but at the bank appca
tions were comparatively light. The general rate
varied between 81 and per cent In foreign exchanges
the rates Of Tuesday fully maintained. About
f24,OOO in bar gold was taken to the bank to-day.
The Kossuth notes now bought by some money
changers at Milan at 50 per cent off their nominal
value"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

casoned three false starts the five horses got on FOO
the first heat pretty well together, the Richards colt
trae In the lead Tom Reddy close to his quarter and
Regret the favorite, string between him and the
other two horses. The three leading nags were -
evenly matched in speed that their running all through
the heat substantially the same. The Australian
kept well ahead, aud Regret and Tom Reddy sparrinQ
for the second place. The tail at the In %
follows: Australian first by length, Tom Reddy scc-
ond the favorite Regret third and Npette and Uncle
True bringing up the rear. Time, l:4el
The sad fall Of the fvorte from tho position in which
popular favor had placed her, made her friends very
shy In taking bets the second heat and the endur.
ance and speed Of the Australian colt were thorough
y proved in the first conte that his friends could no1
place much money on him for the second
The star for the second heat was good one there
being only false start the starter of Nincte not
being quick enough in letting go to get her off q. The
tap of the drum. This heat a repetition of the irst
far Mr.. Rchards's colt concerned but Regret
successful than last time in heading Tom
Reddy and the five came in in the following orders
Australian, Regret Tom Reddy, Uncle True, and poos
Ninete, favorite, distanced. The race was won
easily and very finely by the Australian colt, who
must have cleared several thousand dollars for his
owner by the days performance.
SUMMARY.
,,MKrArRB JOCKEY CLUB RACES, Esw-Oarylss-SPnmo
mEsrIso o. 1861 Second Day Monday Aprl ie6l-The
boswell STAKE for twoyeer ods heats Of mile SSco
subscription hall for; the Club 10 add $500 more
start the second horse TO saws his stake
A. n Richards IMP ch c., By West Australian out Of
R. Camp. Mnor ci Rcsis. BY Blown Did cai
A. D. BSs;nsa. Tom Rsddy BY scy,I.n 90, Of
Nancy Pssips 49,;
Edith =. Wv
T. w Doswers b. Ninette, by Revenus Of Nina . a.
T. D. PoindeItes by Albion, dam By soveIsgn.. pd q
John CAnpbefs f. by Wagner Of Mary Taylor. I'd a
Time l:49i-i:483
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
ITAI.Y.


Count Cavour had announced in the Chamber OF
Deputies that the Ministerial programme had under
gone change.
In the Italian Senate, NJ. Sporza had formally re-
oueted the Government TO take sepsto induce France
Ia withdraw the troops from Rome.
On the Both in the Chamber of Deputies, Mr. Audi
not expressed bis belief that the Government OF the
Pope was incompatible with the liberty ANA indepen-
dence of the country and the civil rights of any civil
lied nation. He asked the Ministry whether any ne
gotiAtions were going Tor the termination OF foreign
Intervention NJ Rome.
Count Cayour replied We have a right TO have Rome
rs the capital Of Italy. Tuiin ready TO sacrifice Der
position. But We must 70 10 Rome with the consent
of France when all sincere Caihoswill be conyinced
tina, the Church, far from suffering, will guin by IT,
The union Of the temporal and slkitual power has
always ard every where been u source Of evil When
We enter Rome We ,hall proclaim ample liberty to the
Church, and this liberty shall be guaranteed By II
special statute II the Court of Rome persists In the
union Of the two powers OF the Papacy, lie policy will
be responsible Tor hism which might result there
from. Til, speech wa. much applauded.
II was reported that Fraois H. would quit Rome for
Bayaria on the I'd Of April.
There are Tumors OF reactlonary disturbances al
Palermo Mossina, and ANITA Margnarlta in sicily.
Petitions had been cent 10 tie Italian Parliament
praying for the recall Of Mazzini trom exile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
INDIA AND CHINA,

Lord Elgin wss ronte for England.
The troops at Tien Using were shut in by ice.
General Coilineau died on the 18th of January.
The Yangtzs expedition was to start on the 9th Of
February.
The Chinese rebels were making desperate efforts to
go South.
Business at Shanghae was completely suspended.
Exchanges were dropping; the rate at Shanghae
was 6i4 Hong Kong, Alb.
The quotations for shirtings were advancing.
TIE British troops had advanced into the Sekkim
country, which was found abandoned by the people.
Freight at Calcutta to London Isl.
Calcutta kilograms of March have been received.
The Calcutta markets were dull and unchanged.
The dates from Canton are to February l5 and from
Shanghae to February 6. Business in both places was
all but suspended, and Exchanges were dropping.
Tho subjoined telegram has reached London;,
SHANGHAI, Feb. S.-Bnsiness is completely sus-
pended Grey ShirtiDgs are advancing. Silk is
active, but unchanged Settlement in fortnight, 5000
bales; total, 10000 bales. Exchange on London
declining on India ID. higher. Freights-1ea 50.Ii
sax 9OE, Foochoofoo import sales insignificant. Tea
advancing.
CAsros, Feb. 15.-ShirtiDgs quiet. Tea dull. Ex-
change declining.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

The Lerant Herald publishes the scheme of forced
loan Of twelve million Turkish pounds, which is under
Ministerial consideration and likely to be carried out
Disturbances have taken place in Bosnia, without
serious results, however.
The Porte had satisfied the claims of the Mussulman
chiefs by restoring their former rights
1t was rumored in Paris that there was to be another
Turkish loan there guaranteed by France, in exchange
Syria.
1t was also reported that the conferences would
shortly be resumed at Constanlinople, at which plan
Will be submitted and supported by France, Russia,
in Lebanon governed by Abd-eKsder, under the pro-
tectorate Of France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09

The FIRST Blow STRUCK FOR TIE STARS AND
SrRIPEs.-The war has commenced. The people Of
Richmond County, who do business largely in Virginia.
and are far removed from the influence Of Northen
prejudices Friday last, gave evidence that they
their flag or to their patriotism. schooner from
Charleston g. Co. ran into Tottenville having the pail
meto flag flying and continued TO display il after abe
had anchored. Some Of the people then insisted that
should be hauled down and the sta and strpes bostsd
In its place. This the Captain refused but refused With
much insoence and abuse that the ire Of one OF the
remonstrants was excited, and be gave the Captain
severe beating. What became Of The Hsg We did n0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
TURKEY.

II Is stated that the Porte had consented to the pro-
longation of the occupation of Syria. The Inter-
national Committee at Beyrouth bad demanded the
prompt execution Of the condemned Druses.
The Paris papers publish telegram, dated Consan,
Austria like France and Russia, had RENTED notes TO
the Porte statilg the urgent necessity OF reforms. On
account Of the instruction In the Herzegovina, and
the fears entertained respecting other Provinces the
Porte had called out 50 900 Redips.
The Bulgarian Bishops had been accommodated
and sentenced TO exile BY the Greek Patriarch. Sir
Henry Bulwer and the Dutch Minister bad, however,
intsred apd prevented the execution Of the sentence
Of aria.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TEXAS.

THE DEPOSITION OF SAM HOUSTON.
ihe fact that, as Gen. Houston refused to take the
.ssh Of allegiance prescribed by the Convention Of
fxss, he was deposed, and entered protest, is al
10y known 70 tie public. The scene Of bis Gnsl re-
lsmen, nom the Governors Office Is thus told BY an
pSnendiy hand In The N. o. Delta.
A. ana o, the deposed Governor came bobbIng 70
oslcs- old Sam Ban Jscinto wound having broken
suesa, ~ 1t always does on OCCASIONS Of political
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AUSTRIA.

An Imperial decree convOkes a Servian National
Congress.
The Russian ambassador at Vienna had formal de-
clared to the Austrian Government that Russia dsa-
vows any participation with Montenegro IN the insur
recion in tho ncighboring provinces and had seut
energetic note 10 the Prince Of Montenegro the sub
jet.
Several arrests had been made at Venice account
Of the demonstration which took place there the
18TH in honor o. Garibadi.