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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

II en- hsppy be ale to certify 20 the efficiency OF MRS
wISsLoWrs SOOTHING SYRUP, and to the truth Of
whsa it Is represented accomplish Having hte boy SUI
trius greatly from teshng, who could not es and at night
ey bis cries would psi. sny Of the family TO do 80
purchased bottle ofhs Soothing Syrup It's effect upon him
was Like nae he went to sleep end all pain and nsr'
,ousncss dapyea.ed We have trouble with him snoe
.na the le elox VIII pass through With comfort tie
rrueiapg process Of tee,ing blythe sole aid Of Mrs WINS
lows SOOTHING SYRUP. Every mother who regards
The health and l!ieof hex children should possess H.
Mrs II. A. ALGER, Lowell. Mas"
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ave have tried r. and know It to be all elamspRsv.
J. HOlme, Pastor Of t.e PorTepOntss Baptist Church
Brooklyn, NY.
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acec;o,s or Produce.

Nov e1-er,,fc bbs Flour, s3S DO Cosn Meal 30. bib
Whisky soos0 bush. Wheat llB.4'5 90 Osn' p,so DO
a.. io 10 Barley i2J do Rye, ;as DO Sesd, ~ pbss.
bsb., SIS Do Pho .i.ioa. SO DO baeGSeas Flour az do
LsI1 SCI ,ess De-. ~ Dressed Hogs g.als lA
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Durnina Gluib, Oils, &e.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
Ia CfTHcceived direct from the manufacturers aud for
49, SCfIIEFFELIS BROTHERS Il Co,
Hos TO and iT2 Wtlism.st-, kew York.
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U,UE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVER

OF TIE AYE.
AR KFsNEDY o. noIbay has Discovered, IN ous OF oar
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS sremedy that cures every
Nj Of HanoT hoa tie worst Scrofuls dowa 10 ceEno
ping3o. -, -. -. 49,
laos. .
go ke..lss viii elssr the system Of piles.
3bo,s warranted 70 cure the Wor~ esnfef Ia tno
soath asa stpusch-
$40 bottles sse warranted to tho worst Kind Of eysp
SsA
9bsses warranted to all hunon " the eyes
ate bot lea are wauted 70 cure raning OF theesf anu
Astchsa AGsoug the half
do boos are warranted to cure corrupt and running
ereA
ato sos!le, vii cure ,osy eruption Of the skin
sto Jbcs ts EGTsaed 10 cure tae worst cases Of rtrs
$50 otssss wsrE,ci to the dsspeEsss
9fiec1efarl
3tsS bctbss wsuanssd 90 cure aaltrheufn-
u bc1lss v III Tire worst cases OF sciofnls
boeA sigaNs experienced from tte hfs. eette ana
spefie carr tp.sd when the above quantity s Ake
81 dcRf sioe - thsrdi-ection IL the IsmPhst
uszhd sscL bottle ana jns to1s apple stion OF the
tlAOIULk DIN rMkkI,
4LALINGs OINTMENT, aud
SALTRHECM OINTMENT,
Eey rser shd cf NaFer kind petfo, ia Peftecsy
-. perm, sen1y ne.led.
rreo 81 PEI bostls.
sH'as by ss'sSc.aOls druggists s,srywis's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

no. YOUNG MAN! knowledge is Power.
HI Whss sou nos. need Is not siicne, bot Information
Read Tae vii Eead you for dne tno ssnp,, 40
"a Won v avoid inter rua and secure good heaa without
49, Adde'S LAROY SUNDERLAND, Boston, Msss.
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from the opening Of the road 10 The present lime
G93BT67
L. q cent, or S5o3F09 ~ stock
Mr.. Sntter,hwate's London Circular

MI. ShtteftnWhlleo L'iuNh S"~u'
American Securiiies
~. - bd GOOD m In Iondcn during th past week
IN American Securities the temsrd h:s howe.eI, oit
chiefly for alroad ocks end bonJf. aIie oas,e ~
bhed they s 70 80 per share o. ~ per s1L e.o% mel
latet quotation received from Nswfors inoi, .Isios
decred 10 4t60 dicount; ct this price uere hAs oee
more buyins Tor home than We have oDserSed or
tine past NewYrt Cenlrs sh, res sie nb ~ 81 ID
United States per Cent Bonds, 98..'.''''''''e -
United STATE, per Cent BOhd'. ~
Ps,, Sos. sac Y6, as
pas si Nh pr Cen. ia, MT, cSSver.iSe BOnds5
kewys md E1s per Cent La mtg: Ssa
New yors :nd Erie yer Cen, "a mtg iSSs!e ar
Newly ok and Edo sbs sloo Assessment soi2 sotd9
llnois Cent per Cent Bonds lst mtg @se
ipo. c, nti, Railroad shars,. s,
Mlchilrn Ceutiol per Cert bes......-'''''''W .
Esacori cestra rer Cont bonds % a 9
n y Cent por Cent shaking Fuad i676...'.sl - 81
New fOrs Central - S
Penney lvsaa CeErals per Cent, IeSc..."'.'t'id
An Informal meeting Of some Of the stockholders
of tho NorNi,h and Worcester Road washeld to-day,
to hear the statement Of ono OF the Directors IN
regard 10 tie business Of the road, which was very
favorable Tho company have become convinced
that their freigbng facilities are not equal to the
business Of the road, and wish TO build two propel
ers. They ask Of the stockholders subscription OF
) q cent on the stock for this purpose. The two
new psssengerboats on this line have earned IN the
6rst three months Of seryice about Is v cent over
all expenses on their Cost and it is believed by the
company that an investment ia two pIopsllers would
be equally profitable. The parties present were
well pleased with tie representations made, and eS-
pressed their " willingness to take stock in the new
bOals.
The Commissioners Of Muskingum County, Ohio,
propose to pay IS y cent Of the principal Of the
bonds Of that county, falling due lat proximo and
renew the remainder TO fan due at various dates in
the future so that they can pay about $4,000 per
annum. Further information can be obtained at the
Nassau Bank of this city.
The Albany Argus, of Monday, furnishes the
following canal items:
Al gufao on Saturday seven boats cleared for lido
w,.er, aud cousidt able grain fos TIC way .etion.
Al osSe.o III little l. doius and All mens to ado-ss'e
are about over sor the season.
The Utica Telegraph Of Saturday afternoon says:
From O'clock Yesterday morning until oeloSk ~. nom
ing lis bos. loaded with grain and iour passed e Collector
! Office, csTr, ing no GOO bushels. 49,
Lu.t night tho bost L. J. WGters OF lte fels Tor j. W
WsieTs buheA1 boat Of Rochester build, had her sesl
stove IN by smother boat d sunk jus, below the starch fec
tory ahor: two miles Of this city She wne loaded "a
esuted Temporary Js, which ws' however oaded TIN
morning.
The weekly statement Of tie Philadelphia Banks
made up Monday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates "a compared vita those Of tho previous
|
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Wa viii teach our "susYg 10 soy. "A BrKssrse
Nss wIysLOw"-for helping her to survive
md escape the gilug, oOlickiEg and teething siege
We confirm every word set foh in tie PRosPEorus 1t
performs precisely whs. It processes to Perform every part
sft-DOblngess. Away with your Cordial" "Parsgorc"
"Dropsn "Lsudauum,o and every other "Nsrcotc," by
which the babe plugged int stupidity and rendered da
and iaO.ic FOR life.
We hsye Mrs. Wnslow-EnoS her only through
the preparation ofheS Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
Ing live had the power would make her o. he IS
physicsl Eayior TO The infant
Rev. C. Z. Weiser, to The "German Reformed Meisen
Feg," at Chsllbers53rs, Penn.
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i1rofessionaI Noiifes.
,,o,,pp pocTW1CK win continue The

TAR HOMER BOSrWICK viii continue ~ s, ~
~ q ~, Profa don and give especial attention 20
opesS suIsey Dsse. Of The S 1st,' S spc
male Oompluts and NeTyons pep ,ls later subject
% !. ,onn. e End wOeO. before or Ssr e.
/, Of vital importance to them aud yon the Boston
s "a JoursHl Price 81 :. nay os naa ~ az,
Csss No SIS. 18th s., ,i1 doors westo o. y, ~
sI(I2ARDSON'S Bookstore NO FeseS ~ "1 40 :. N 70
eREyss 30 s9l Broadway. Office hours homS Hih u d.
n ard foD TO ?. IN.
mp V0NIFR BOSTWICK. author of several
Nv ,rts viii continue tho practice OF MED Cio
ana SURGERY, at No. % ESAs i%'ifs|' 'A u''' "'' -
erosdwsy. -,-., ---,r,.--~x,,,x
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A GOOD THlNG-The lately improved Pat
n ent Ipdelibe Marking PENCIL. B. +; Lawrence 20
and Ames Barnes Al Johust J. J. Merritt 10 BeekmAns,
FRANCIS & LOUTREL, -
u No IS MAfDFN-LANE.
Every style OF STATIONERY Blank Books, JOB Printing
and Bookbndng The lowest prices Orders solicited
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lnsnranee Gompallles.

NOTICE. 10 FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
~ IA frst-csss SroCK M IT. al INSURANCE. CON;
PiNY want rsents in all the Northern. Esstrin and
Westep States Applicants must send reference a. 70 eha,
hcier AID responsibility. Aed.es Box No. lJl he"'ioA
iost0fice.
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Dcar0 an0 Rooms.

A VERY pleasant ROOM and BEDROOM, or
"a SUITE OF ROOMS, furnished, to let to Gentleman
with or without bresksst small private family at No
III Lexngt av Of 32ds. All the modern I'M
proyements.
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4 Owe OF STRONG DRINK
- CURED
DIR. ZELL'S EERET&E POWDERS, -
For sale n No % Division IT. aud No. 2l4 8hsv., ~ Y;
Mrs HAYFSs, No. rs fullon.st, Brooklyni Dr.. MEX
GERS, No. 22i BIoad-st., Newark Pdee u
Wholesale Agents. No. us franAlin-s, NJ 4
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GEORGE A. FOWLER 0fGuniord-"

ave have ehn5 tbree months Old which has screamed sl
ost loeessauy With spsodic affection Of the bowels 90
That we had ses7sied Of rainst It's stomach was
.Oor bowels de.snged and almost syuPom was uns
.orobls until wo o6,@insd bottle Of the SOOTHING sf-
aUP which acted like clara. IL Immediately became
quiet snd uog sasnet every symptom Of inproveuent
and sOrnfo5t II now good little kitten. Psyfal and
smiling and seems entirely well Al OF which ascJbe to
tss oss Of Mrs YIIEsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP.
DAVID MILLER o. Clarence, Eew.YoTk.n
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n1eooing CARDS, Sc.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS.-Wedding
n CARDS, Of the latest styles a. No o4 faltcIs, N.
Established 1851
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).--
H Wedding at Home and Eoepapeis, he Business Cards
Bill Heads foTrsi;s &C. q. KELLYs 81 fuitonst, NY
L II. JOHNSTON & Co., No. $50 Bowery.-
~ Wedding and Visiting Cards &c latest style!; Hsc
linens by msI. Also, Watches, JoweTy silver Ware And
Plated Ware Of the best qualities and at low prices
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miscellaneous.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, &C.,
boush, for ready money at Nc. l21 Cthv, between s
shd lOth-sia
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ave have spoken Of this Syrup fo the benefit Of our Osd
EN- are parents We know its good value and have
p.-ieneed Of The dch blessings which result from il
sserRev. sylvanus Cobb, Boston Christian Freeman"
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"NuL wINsLoy's SOOTHING SYRUP has unpreco
rDo.. This IA tic hrss tine In thryGve year, dug Sns
ne thst have ibdorsed medicine for intrinsic good quail
dss know gives the greatest Sstsiacon TO parents and
srss. soring relief and quissOde without unPeasaos
s6scts attending ia use.
GEORGE A. FOWLER ofGunford"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-28

NATIONAL BANK NOTE COMPANY, No.
~ lWalls; corner Of Broadway, Eew.Yok.
bauk-Noie Engraving and Printing promptly ekeoa'eu ia
the beet manner. -, -.
New Seeues IN CycioiRoIeiso work. and special ll'he
,rort rorttfrs couiaiuing tbe rfme Of tie bank 90
Institution in repetition. offered berg the eaelui
i've properly end pg,ertcd Invention Of ths company ana a
bsnE.notos coupons, 90. r. 5. OAKLEY, PiesidenL
J. T. SOCIER, NicePfesident.
J. MACDONOUOH Secretary
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sIarkefs-CARyFu LIZ kEPoRrED FOR TnyH. y. TmBUsa
WFDSgsDAY Nov. 81, 1851
AsHEsThe market Is rather quiet but steady at $5so for
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Gofses ano farms DUantso.

broadway STORE WANTED from LIST
- FEBRUARY next between Worth aud Grand sis. Address
LEO Tboe oGce stating location and terms for slea'e OF
! ffom one TO i've yosE.
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Pots and Peaiis.
COTTOHIhe mekc has heep excited and solve :saes Of
500 bales chiefly speculation. We quote Mdding Up
ands and do Gulf az Is. e2oc. showing lpvard half
cent advance
CoFFf R-The market 10 firm, with moderate demand,
L. ~ Of BIC a. ahont IS bars. We nnofa:
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hinder the progress of those who are more
regular in their attendance.
No. 5 returned 1856 persons as between !
and IS years, and has sustained two school.
during the year. Both schools have been
very satisfactorily conducted during the ful
winter terms. In the school for the large
scholars, however, a more rigid discipline
might very proftably have been enforced.
No. I had very good school in the sum
mer. but in the winter the reverse. The
boys were mere thoroughly awake TO mis-
chief than anything else.
No. 6 has had good school teacher and
scholars were interested in their work.
No. I has been very fortunate in It's teach
crs both for the summer and wi!te terms.
No. had a well-conductsd school. as
Judge from short visit during the fall tern,
In No. 9 the school was small, but the
teacher was thoroughly devoted to her work
aLd undoubtedly made the school WELD =
good return for the time aid money eNpc.d
3D.
In No 10 found a very fair school. pu-
pills GiIisent, and teacher trying to do his
duty.
The winter school in No. II appeared very
satisfactory at the time of my visit.
The fall school in No. l3 was a very good
one. In the winter the school was divided
which was much to the advantage of The
scholars The value Of the school for the
larger scholars was somewhat impaired by
some trouble between the teacher and some
Of his upils. The school appeared very
well at the close of the term. 4 very fan
school for the younger children was held Al
the vcstry of one of the churches in the vi
!age
In No. II the school appeared very fine
ly.
In No. II a very decided Improvement was
manifested in the winter as compared wiki
the Summer term.
Nc. l. appeared well.
feel warranted in reporting the condition
of our schools for the past year as in general
very good, though in nearly all of them there
is much room for Improvement.
c. 7. FROST Town Supt.
st Johnsbury, March ., ls6l,
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Utnslai tsli1ssllaAu.
Letter iium hentlitki.

MINERVA, Ky, Feb. %. 1861.
10 the FdTol # Me ta1,Gontca
We are now in the midst Of the ull Of the
great political storm. While the Souther,
gales have been sweeping fur;ou>ly hy. we
have becn standing, Ike man in 4 hum
cane, in bracirg attitude, hang. conyui>i,e-
~ to the pillars of the constitution, in doubt
whether we should be borne mai}y on before
it to the certain destruction, or left with elias
ticity sufficient To right ourselves again and
thus be on our guard for the recurrence of
the storm Thank God. we are left IN posi-
doneD, more alive than dead, and are now
looking about with establishment upon the
wide ruin around US. The physical tornado
Of last summer that swept past here. LAYING
low our majestic forests. the pride Of the
land, was nothins.n i'll poii.t OF fury OF ,estruc-
ton, to this political gale. All who would
then have thought that, ere the winter had
passed, the political elem MS would have
=, =,
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49,, '''N Wv i'! " ' '' ,,,
r'''''>
r,,.,1 - M as w., ~ 'o,'. nr,tI. a, ,''u. , Ill., "
,.d ha.n;.os.,
wo .ro :, ,,o l.,u &C ro ,, Va, AVID
ho III ., H.,
n,o,a,osn.s ,our ha;nc ,,.ao e,r .ho rosto.o
.;, 8 .a ho,, h,. ,,,
vim, sec,;o,s
The sneecbos &c J;rco,r o.. his trimming,
,rorco ,brongh n. coun,r, tho I.al;ncs.on,
from ,be psaco ron,crorc, .ba oc,;on If III.
Southern Confeaer,cv IN tho ;n;,;atioc Of i,
Governmental policy 10 sax nothing Of the
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c. \ bill for the repeal of the Personal
Liberty Law of Maine has passed the Senate
Of that state by vote of Il yeas to 10 nays.
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~ Occupation is necessary to give US
command over ourselves.
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:. :. rn:CfiTUN. VI. d.,

tNN BINDER. hIad'oio'
. B...s- .iaH b..i>. from superior ray -
......T anu rui,,I II Any PATTERN
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d DOM AP F r:
IL \ large stock of new style loom iaPe. ;,
.. ~ ,e.v low Also. Borderngs' Printed anu
E.F /. P. BROWNS
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En WIN II Ais ' r. \ g,
.,x,up CREENW WOOD n CO..

,gIurVEY < COUNSEIIOR Al LAN
..,......-,.foEI> tHAN,tEH. A'iHpoL fAiLS' VI
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j In any Of the above. or in otLcr towns pay
mcntS may bt made, when mere coE.cuieni, L.
III" IoStila>tcrS thereof; or tAr amount may be
SEM directly To this o:iicc; but We must insist on
settlements every wear.
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THING. DRY GOODS < GROCERIES
Luucr.hurIh, N,rrs' 1t
......t .,,..r. i , 4 iliA>' Standard Hay scale
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-. n, " & Isc
r. ~ j,IINt. u co,

.inrVtN \ COTN>ELLOR At LAW,
!S NA<sfItLDs HrupI>G, kthi'N, ihh1Nl /
rff. C1urts IN Oriea- and all "!ia CVuntl' ;
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- nE!.NNO n co..

PRODUCE COMMISSION NEliD hANiS
= X - cry WHARF. boston.
jEp o,wouA ca! the rpgyiN a,'sn,oN ,1 x
..-!-ucr- toth. tl.1 that th't '''lH''
y l. ~ lLl.sll.CsS-
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WIN ''I'T =. ' T.
c. NJ. STONE Co. JsuI,I;sb.r.
OFFICE. next door north Of Court House.
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GEO. \. SHAW.
HISS inSi,Pj;i\E VI. STGDDAkD.

SUR An L y + \ T..
with J Ross, JeWcU b"I!"1ii
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A.. j. w =! i l. n * -.
IDKNEY < CttNHflIoit ~ Ia
'.u<T FOR THE Vt aUrU Al FIRE ll.S co.
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o.. Muse ami FIcrcl. PIN Forte. lhoTD0-4
go Frci.g b. - thteIti''7 -" - -0t
t. -. :. street -. Juuli-uI.Ty JAN ->tI
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-12-25

that belligerent war cruiser has the right TO
stop and visit and search any merchant ship
upon the high seas.
But IL must be rememb bered that these de-
cisions were given under circumstances very
different from those which now occur. Steam
ers in those DAYS did not exist, and mail yes
sells carving letters wherein all the nations
of the world have immediate interest were
unknown. We were fighting for existence,
and we did in those days what we should
neither do or allow others 20 do, nor expect
ourselves to be allowed TO do. in these days
If England. as we are here encouraged ID
hope, is disposed to do her part IN stripping
war of half its horrors, by accepting the poll
cy long and persistently urged upon her
bv our Government, and commended By every
principle of justice and humanity; she VIII
find no ground, in the visit of the Trent, fer
controversy with our Government | am
sure the President and people of the United
States would be but too happy TO let these
men 90 free, unnatural and unpardonable as
their offences have been, if by it they could
emancipate the commerce of the world
Greatly as il would be to our disadvantage at
this present crisis to surrender any Of those
maritime privileges Of beligerents which,
sanctioned BY the laws Of nations | feel that
/ take no responsibility in saying that the
United States will be faithful to her tradition
al policy upon this subject, and to the spirit
Of her political institutions.
On the other hand, should England be un-
prepared to make corresponding sacrifice
should she feel that she could not yet afford
to surrender the advantages which the pres
ent maritime code gives to a dominant naval
Power, Of course she will not put herself in a
false position by asking US to d. it. Ia Ell
ther case, therefore / do not see how the
friendly relations of the two Governments are
in any immediate danger Of being disturbed.
That the over prompt recognition, As bel
ligerents of body Of men, however large, 50
long as they constituted q manifest minority
If the nation. wounded the feelings Of my
couutrymen deeply, will not affect to deny;
that that act, with some of its logical conse
quences which have already occurred, has
planted in the breasts Of many the suspicion
that their kindred in England wish them evil
rather than good but the statesmen TO whom
the political interests Of these two great peo
pie are confded act upon higher responsible
ties and with better lights, and you may restas
sured that an event so mutually disastrous as
a war between England and America cannot
occur without some other and graver provo
cation than has yet been given by either na
ton WINFIELD SCoTT.
Hotel Westminster, Paris, Dec. 2, 1861.
HO--- ESn
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The House of Representatives passed a
resolution providing for the TRANSMISSION
of allotments of pay of volunteers to their
families and friends, and repeating the law
allowing liens to suffers on soldiers pay
Mr.. WickliFe presented resolutions from
the Kentucky Legislature in relation 70
extending relief to the sufferers from the
famine in ireland. Mr.. Julian offered a
resolution, which was passed-yeas -,
nays 39-instructing the Judiciary Com
mittee to report bill to forbid the return
of fugitive slaves except where the loyalty
of the claimant was satisfactorily proved.
Mr.. Lovejoy offered resolution requesting
the Committee on the Judiciary to report
bill confscating the property and liberia
ting the slaves Of those participating III or
aiding the rebellion. The House adjourn
ed over until Monday.
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