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mr.. Russeii's Letter 10 the London
Times.

TtmeSs
The ISmeS, Of the llth, contains three letters
from It's special correspondent in America, dat
ed respectively the 2Oth, 23d and 9th of Au.
gust. They are, evidently, more moderate In
We make few extracts: -.
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MILITARY QUALITIES OF THE AMERICANS.

ills not to be supposed for one moment that
the American people cannot furnish the ma.
teriais OF .as fine an army as the world could
produce. No one questions the gallantry OF
their race. They combine the "iuria Fran.
cese" with the cold courage of the Anglo Saxon.
But In their contests they have been made to
ieel that no dependence can be placed on mere
personal bravery, In which most men are equal
in military sense, as spoken OF by Jomini and
other writer's, and that bravery plus discipline
canDot ever fail TO prove more than an eous-
tiOn for the same quality minus discipline.
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PREPARATIONS by THE FEDERALrsrs.

Meantime the North Is in such mood that
the Government is encouraged to proceed to
the most extreme acts In repressing opinions
hostile TO their measures. IL is now crime
against the United States to denounce the war,
or even TO cry aloud for peace, and there is a
spirit sbroad which promises to make the strug-
gle last as long as men and money can be found
to bring IL to an end.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-01

from Hon. II. H. Barney. 30 Connlissionsr OF
Sehoois IN Ohio. Wegr
'The, most reliable standard authority Of the, Ian
guage." t' % , Etli1 70
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
A-k 6aEi LOCAL Nrxxx-

Mrs. and Miss James-dau abter.in-l.,
ana daughter of the noted British novo,;s,
q, P R. James, recently deceasedNa 0'
'o0u' toopen female school in Detroit
1t is said that four thousand sevon b.,
ared and NJ thirty five applicants for admission
W Tue new York State Inetriate Asvlnn. ~.
On ME- coming from all the States nc 81.
VI un'on. from al classes of men, and somo ~" ae
the" from foreign countries 'D'' u
Inc first part of the "H;xtoru oer
' u@sar'. by Louis Napoleon, NAV - soo oa" us
looked for the final execution of tho u m.n 20
' winch the work is to be enriched ha;p
Tue only delay to its immediate nubl;..t;on
Fielder Cross, esq, has died a. 1aa01.
,aose' d Prince Georges county, Nd At ,ha
'se of 90 years. He was said to he ,h hs o ,ne
- "n''e 'nhab'tant iu the county. W.
Friday night the city councils of N.
1 "r., oo mace an additional appropriation of
'oo'ooo for the support of families os ., o.
nteers. '""'''eS OF vol =
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

Col. l''''0'eo for the Local News
Wh me- my God, and keep me calm
Dc nke the night dew's cooling h.,..
Upon earth's fevered brow '"'m
oa sa,4 me, my God. and keep me calm
oo't resting on thy breast '~'"'
ooetns me with hsly hymn and n.,
And bid my spirit rest. p'"i"'
lam I'm. me, my God, and keep me calm
Let 1 thine outstretching wing
DC nke the shade Of Films palm.
Beside the desert spring.
les 49, keep me calm, though loud md .,
me sounds my ear that greet. ' 'uoe
oa1n IN the closets solitude.
calm in the busting street.
calm in the hour Of buoyant hall,
calm in my hour of pain. '''n'
0% nl IN my poverty or wealth
Gain In my loss or gain.
o1 I'm. in the sufferance of wrong
c. IKE MIN who bore nv shamss,.
WI mio the threatening, tauntino .h.
VINO nate Thy holy name. '"fons
M M .;s. the great worlds news with nou.
IVY listening spirit stir; WIN power
~, not the tidiBgs of the bour
Fer lind too fond an car.
calm as the ray of sun or star
\. "nlch storms assail in va;n
Tba unramed through earth's war
Inc eternal calm to gain '" war;
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

Dup,r 4 CARD
ID Eror";s the suspension Of my revnl., s.,,
genial emnl", am willing, for the saI. q. S0nool
SOLID Ss ss"sssss daily in
| steal Sciences. ~ 1"atnematics, and the Phv.
meut. to WI" sc aford rare opportunity for imn,.
the quiet orj yoohg men and youths. ms I've
sCuooI t oraef, and refinement Of SEH dssrs
of an exper;e ge.ner with the personal instrn",;
NJ lEkMs sl2.5o per quarte,-n..
from e1'Fa charges whatever Hour, of $3.50
menced an w. w. 70 P M Exercises t o W.
II mo ~ me End Of December. " 'e com
- LID CALEB S. HALTOrD,,
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
ALEXANDRIA. Va

"e Message of the Presiden, of a.,
n,..,' states to the Southern Conorass :,
paoiished IN all the Northern paners TT.
W the vicissitudes of an ardnors
60 sn soon to be partially INTERRUPTED bv Tho
"ppfoach OF winter, and to the sarn;ao, r. :,
volunteers. He asserts that af,es 'A'
'"' VI war che Federal Government hos
~, on'y ia'ied to extend its occupancv IF ~
'0, u 'ne seeded States, but that new s,,.ao
sna territories have been added to tIs w.
,ooeracy' and that instead If ,,...I -
dn;D eu conquest the Federal troops have been
s ..ven at more than enc point to assume tho
so,o o"S''e lie praises the people of MI.
49, ' : lol .ne stand which they have mads
anu Justlfles the occupation of tho sill =.
nentocky by Confederate troona ~ ~ "
ground that the State had hoo, VIC
against the will of the people BY the Fsda"s'
WIVES FINANCIAL matters are merit ,ou.s""
~ pT'' ana the Treasury note system is ..;d
Dc working well. By husband;nn ' .hu
a0s"s OF the States. and iudiciouslv o." :
'ne'r resources, it is contended .h.. >, "'"s
VVu'a oe carried on for an unlimited ns.;oS =
e'onstract'on Of the old Union il decl.,ad
,, ~ 70 an 'mpossibi'ity, and for the indensn p
ue ,, which has been asserted no t.,na.:
Will Dc accepted The arrest If M..s.a " :" W
Is u anu o,'de'l is briefly touched upon T. pr
- concluded that those gentlemen 1 rho ~ Ia
, = were under the protection and u;,h:- pu
No.'inions OF neutral nation md
. ""cn under the Jurisdiction of the Rr;.;". T..
oselnment upon that ship and beneath -. mar
q * as II they had been on English so;, " of
10 'nemciency of the blockade Of tho so... G
- ports Is alluded to, but whilst i !. ~ app
-, ''ea mat the Confederate States Womb -. over
,"en'ea oy the enforcement of the rnle. oe restt
y laws in regard to the blockade o,
~ ue0iafat'on is also made that the Confsd has
40 0'a'es are not dependent on that an sn,;,
war" prosecution OF A
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

in Io,d .ose francis Train, of Boston, now
III LONDON writes that large quantities ~
@. ms ana ammunition for the C,nf.dos..
STATES nave been sent from Enpland ,rs
sa;,"snd ,e 4se. IS now loaded and ready to
n na.hana 'hat negotiations are going on ~
South. '''se's Tor the
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

- secession Convention has been held ~
Nassellvllle' in Kentucky. at which sflv'on ~
''""''cS were represented. A prov;s,on.I
t;oas sJ'e'"men' was formed, and reso]u-
s'o"s adopted in favor of unity with tho
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
DRUGS, CHEMICALS a.

80 % o.. 9unne; 25 lbs C na
10 dos 6,se Mass; 20 do. Turkey o,;,n
no. hsfined Camphor;
= - = o. o.. sulphate Morpha:
p. Ass ;, soss S'Ss4 fs gals h,ss.s
lomo3o colin. NJ LEADBEATER / co
NOS. So s. Fa;rfsx s.,
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

o,a. government of the United States 10
ABOUT to send blankets and warm .,a. t: 10
GO 60 the Federal prisoners in the son.hau.s
states Gen. Huger, of the C0ne,a. "
den. Wool, on the subject inquiry o'
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

The London Times seeks to calm n. A.:
theye a. :. '"e snort supplies # cotton. and says
'"ere is no ground for national alarm
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
WAR NEWS.

-. IL Is reported that the Confodo,..
'''oori have burned Warsaw in 49,.
"'a1e' to prevent its bein, mod 'ua
Quarters tor the Federal troops: that ara ss'
qaan''ty OF government stores was ds.,.a "a
ON r r"u 'natt train of eighty wagons win
e eo' = eoeral troops, on the way from sed., ~;
~ AeaVenwortb, had been attached -. .
party OF Confsderates and cantursd " I"
oo fr'day,.a portion of the New r.u.
sa. saue' under Gen. Franklin, wen, y
npr'ngheld Station, and one rey;ua.. ' g 70
n'n helntzelman's command nrooaoa. a'0a' !
norke's Station on the ORANGE an,, f" 4
A Afa Ma,lio'd the latter fourteen miles from
alexandria. No evidence. Of the unnf fau"
I'd , N was observed near either place. Ths
oa New Jersey regiment remainsd =, g. Inc
n7'u aoflng the night and returned ~ .n
quarters yesterday morniny w. '"eir
n,a W. oen he'ntzelmah's division dailv v;s;s
o'o0quan Creek, about sixteen miles ta a's.' =
Alexandria. -. ..eI. - A''ies below
Gen. Floydrss army has fallen; h... g. =
miles south Of Raleis Oh Couri H. oaok four :,
Gen 'la. troops had been largely reinforced ' .,
R,ns a Ices yn command has retired to Mead III
.aa n. ne oenfederates report two L;u."
q. anu several captured in "a skirm;sh O =, A'.ieo
."e past week. in Western Virgin. N'f ~, k IN
.oaas are In bad condition, maxim, :. Int OF
cult to obtain supplies. N''s II dlffl- tin
ID: Den M'oulloch, with a large conesao !
40 III" encamped betwea, O.. VI
mo Lebanon. His picke,s e1tend.d I' rs sen
ay night over space Of 6fi.sn .'9, insrs' tou
II. 81 a. Lebanon. This is considered r.lias1a ,'
5v.n aso to%0red but credited ,h.s ,h ken
'vahce OF the Confederatas eoo '"'' Tue Yves
~ uASo0'ade' thirteen miles west Of ,hs,a IS G.
nc rort Smith (Ark.) T;m.s Yorl
0''Per' at the head of 5. OOO ch,. prop
ssaa ana ohokasaw regiments had a;s' mus
,sea opofhleyoholos force Of ooo " us Ju
sdom ''l I'VE. slaves that fled to him for tbro'
ne latter chief was f,,a;.: Scott
ae0o' midnight on the 22nd, the r0,h while
norl'se proceeded up the James '' .; COL
oslte Warwick and en,anod river Moor,
battery No particulars have n lrsue 600 fe
lurther than that the battery rs 'r1ns Pete
SPIRIT but was finally sIenced p ms agains
oridge Is said to have received oa- Bank
Aich ola nc particular damaoo most
~ IN n.---- out for
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

John Rodgers, (of the firm Of poa,
p.,': D'"'"'"'s's and lire engine makers in
na'''more'? died on Saturday. Edward s
r.. aaey' l0f the firm of E S. Frey,) died in
the same city on Friday last ."
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
D R Y GOODS.

d Brown and adBBA1 saes,.dA ecssrs. have on hand
crown crown and Bleached Cant tons NJ,
W IhsiS,m ere pcassinets; Lnsey. s'anne's
Nett Un ade rh,;aqnes; calicoes Bed r;ek;n
oloves, Hosiery, &c. ''"ers
oct Il-fw
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

A letter from the West states th.. 49,.
farmers in Southern Illinois bavs o....
l." 'ne business of cotton raising this se.son
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
Dr. DIX, MCCONNELL, DENTIST.
IRON WASH/Nnnnr

TTTILI. v;s;. ~, ON, D. O.,
w turdavs n n.eS on Wednesdays and 8.
0 FFyTS,P professionally, each week. ""' "a
ton streets, next So of King and WASHING
'ately occupied by Douglas F. F =, Judge
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
BOOTS AND SHOES
HENRY C. Frrrn

poon HENRY C. FIELD.
NJ A ~. SHOE MANUFACTURERS
rrrp No. "a King street, Alexandria
IA factnre III pn nand' and is prepared to
Ms-MfIIT PoRTs and SHOES of all X bi manu-
the shortest otioe ,n nooTs or SHOES maSs
,;no rs PERSONS in want of q oond material.
.lne vii do well to give him ' eall article in his
: A'. oct
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
WOOD.

PRICE REDUCED
AM oA A,lrv WOOD! OAK woonu
can %9 S.. c. 5:?::s ' s s ss s: for oA
le-nm* B. T. PLGMMEERs' street. sa.n.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
II ISC ELLANEOro

.G >. FOX RENT.-A large and com--,.
con,.s three story BRICK DWELLINe%9 % n
R Room aId t;rsnty-one rooms, and ms n.
Water and gas and excellent place for business
the house For fur livery convenience attached to
poss.,s;o corner Of Prince and Fairf. wv" NE.
- .'sess'on given Immediately nov % s.rests'
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

The regulars on the other s;d. 80 u,
W. .Un " are to be reviewed to morrow, east Of
the Capitol, in Washington. '"'' OF
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
GROCERIES.
: JOHN T. COOKE.

= c : a r "a MILY GROCER
'' re-" % Pr'"ee and PIT St,,eet..
1OtD Posr OFFICE Conway
le sold on t OF FAMILY GROCERIES wb ;e,esss
nov Sim 'no times. *
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

Joshua H. Giddings has arrived !, w..
ington. :" wash
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

ine Will OF the late John Witbers .. -.
Guy was admitted to probate in tbs o,s y. 'n's
ecu ', IA Washington. He bequeatbes o.a
''u o' MS estate, after paying his dah,.
sd ama college, the remainder is div;d
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

I isoNNHsN e, cRANBERRIEs. Ann p.7
nov IA '0f sale by JOHN +. COOKE
-=-z=------- Old Post Office Corn
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

o,.,, julius W. D1NELT, DENTIST.
o!rlcE. No. II Washington st-... =,
nov 22-lm* ooND AT ALL TIMES
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
PORTLAND KERosrnr

4U( s unl1hL Lon. Of the above, which il ,,;x.f
pero sthe, toe mott ss
duced price. 'eI Mr,,n for sale at a re-
nov9 81 nENRY COOK d ca =
-------.s sarepta Hall, Kim s,.n
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

The steamer Etna, at New York hu;
Liverpool dates to the 18th. COTTON s TX
WIN an upward tendency-wbeat o,;a. 49,,
s'eaoy--c orndeclined. At the Low, M ra.'
banquet in London, the U. S. M;n;s.as s' NJ.
ADAMS made speech. which is rano..,. ..''
nave oeen well received. He made ~ ill., -
son to the war, but the entire snaanh a..'
marked by the most friendly FEELINGS tau"s as
!. England. Messrs:: Mann and yane.,, :
guests at the banquet of the F;sbmon ".,e
-. viao' The latter responded to the r..st e.,
u" restoration. Of peace He defended ~, ~.
:, cause, eulosgized EnyIang t s's
'ne RECOGNITION of bellige,ent r;sht. 90. ~,
'a'a there could be no basis for psyo,;.,;s. w.
= .iong as the Contederates were frsa,s1 "
e1els' The King Of Portugal died Of 1rnhn as
ever on the 18th instant. and the Dr. pna IS
porto mas succeeded to the ibrona :. - =;
spor'ea that it was through the insriv. t;o 20
England that America is to be ;nr;.aa =. u
10 The expedition against Mexico. ' "
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25
L!,.OIL!! DILL,

MI MI. ~ H. Machine Oil, Linseea. hat,
Train om Ethereal OIL pure Neats,o, raw and
nova ana tanners Oil received and fr oGai OIL
-. Henry COOK CO, sarep nlse R ~
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-25

The New York Abb n fRr;t;.,
NV. 49," ofk't argues that Com. WiIke,s in
n p:s: Mason and SIidell, ON board tho
. n,;''sn steamer Trent, was guilty of a yerv
serious breach of International ,o,,,,, 'o'y
caves Jurlsts to decide whether be h.a .' Wv
violated International 1qw wba, ~ lac a. n'so
~ 'n government may do or demand is hoIa
~ De serious question, and ono wh;oh LOU
n no' 20 o @ d'smissed quite 50 easily as ths
p'e'' anects to believe. The Albion No..
Sef'S It's previously expressed onin;,,. .%.
Improbable. h' 'n' TWO Countries is utterly
a;p s" aI'e' oo' declares, that if Great Br;.
a." sought pretext for bringing an. -.
80 "a' now an opportunity for pusb;n, .
lspnte into hostiities. 's "
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-23
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