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LATER FROM EUROPE
THE NORVEGLAN 1T PORTLAND.
The Mexican Expedition-Ihe Wasting ton
Cabinet Invited to Take q Hand In it
The London Times OH Secessisr, Ac.

New YORK, Nov. la.-Dy the steamer Nor
wtgian, at Portland, We have Liverpool
da te, to the 6th inc t;lnt.
The United States steamer James Adger
was at Southampton.
The English Government. has ordered large
shipments Of ball cartridges 10 Canada. but
the shipment Of Armstrong guns has been
coun lerInIndtu.
The EXPEDITION 10 AEXICU.
The i'tGlS papers give the particulars of
The convention agreed upon by France, Eng
land, and Spain, relative 10 the ldcXic,.li eApe-
dItion.
The Pare says the three Powers are to have
the iight IL send the same naval sLreng IN,
wnii- the strength OF the forces to lie landed
Is To be apporuobed according to the number
OF subjects such Power hus in Me,,lco-Spaiu
therefore viii claim the precedence.
The Cabinet Al Washington Will be invited
TO join i'll the expedi ZION, and il Will be left
optional with them TO send such number o.
snlps and troops as they may deem advisable
The Dc6nts says:
Tie Powers ARE, al the common cement, 10
eH0eaVor 10 impose suspension OF ain,
tween The DeIIger-nL PARTIES III MeXlco.-
Iney Undertake not TO occupy permanently
any part OF the territory, and 10 obtain liU
exclusive advantage over AirAlcO. 1Aey
gage 10 leave MeAiCo tnLiIeiy Tree 10 Choose
ats own form Oh goNcrulueLiL. EngIanu gave
up The cUuultlons " Inch size Wished to nave
ineer std III the treaty, .>lIneIy tulL he tnree
powers should pieuse lneH.seiHes MOI ~ iC-
cepJ Inc throne VI MeAico for any Princes OF
theft rsignIuS families. IL Il l.ouarChlGal
form OF government prevails, the iiiree pow
els pieugt themselves hot 10 uer their Inter-
Ven tion 10 lie piotiL OF amy PriuCe ia particu-
lar.
The pdfrio says the Contingent force OF
France Will number 5000.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tie isate warrior has arrived At Z ueens-
town. after a sea nil tiip, ia which real
lzed tne highest expectations. IL Il reported
that ner speed reached seventeen knots per
nour, under steam aiId canvas.
The London 4 lines treats, III an editorial,
un The III feeling OF the Nortn towards Eng
land, ana It's "Reminiscences. 1t says:
I'VE shan, nevertheless, continue to ~
PRES our conviction lhaL secession has 81.
stroyed the Federal Union, ana That 10 which
side victory inciihes, its reconstruction
on the old d isis Is i'm possible
The inns also repeats its convictions on
sundry other points.
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Engagement at Pensacola-No LOSS of Life
on our side.

PENSACOLA, Nov. %, A. Mort Pickens
opened fire on the Confederate Notifications
in this locality this morning at nine o'clock.
Gen. Bragg is replying deliberately and eau
tiously. $50 far no injury has resulted to
our side.
Il O'Clock r. M.-The enemy has been firing
continually for four hours, with great ra-
pidity, but wildly. There has been no loss of
life on our side. We are returning the fire
slowly, but with elaboration
Two of the enemy's vessels-the Colorado
and Niagara-have opened fire upon Fort
MeRae.
Nothing later WAS received up TO ten
O'Clock last night.
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valuable information impaired in this sem
tence. Know all men from this day forth that
Yankee. doodedom is not only the In other of
South Carolina, but that "she is heretofore
the beet nation on the earth.
This war will have one good effect. 1t will
unmask the seoundrels who have for years
been enjoying southern hospitality. while
they were bearing her deadly hatred in their
hearts. DuPcnt seems TO be one of them
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DUPosr ToTHE SoUTH CARoLISIAss-The
naval commander of the South Carolina ex-
petition spreads himself III proclamation to
that people. When he thinks of them his head
becomes water and his eyes a fountain of
tAara. Nothing can exceed his tenderness for
them, or his wretchedness al the judgments
about 70 fall on them through their perverse
aud rebellious determination not to pay tribute
10 Abe. "You are, he tells them, "a proud
and hospitable race, among whom | have
spent some of the pleasante.t days of my life -
In return for which hospitality he ought to
have added, Il am here 30 sack your cities,
burn your houses steal ur property. and
arm your slaves against your lives. Think
not the worse Of me. on people Of South
Carolina, therefor. bat obey the promptings
ct a nature which inherited from my fathers
1t is the instinct of the dog to bite, of the
wolf to tear, Of the serpent to sting, of the
Yankee TO render base ingratitude for kindly
service"
But the Yankee Admiral does not stop there
A moderate man would be content with pro
claiming himself an ungrateful scoundrel-
OaPont 10 ambitions, and wishes to write him
self down ass O. well as rascal "Ci,ixans If
South Carolina, he goes on to say, 'ths civil
'-esi world stands appalled, at the war you are
pafauing' And We suppose he went all the
way to Port Royal to tell them that .Tls
citizens OF South Carolns" have the adyan.
tags OF Dupont. "The civilized world" does
not stand appalled, at him. Unfortunately il
700 mu'n accustomed to look upon treacherv
and ingratitude, to regard them ga anv,t;,,',
more than matters OF daily occurrence Te,
DUPONT be consoled II the civilized wor,a 30
really appalled, VI South Carolina: Sou,h G.
lima u not appalled, at DnPont, either o, h;s
ships or his baseness. She defies the one g..
l"oks upon the other rs ii thing Of course
lie goes on 10 tell W hat the course is Tho,
So sppals the whole world aud the rest nj
inaakind generally. DaPont himself among
The ns.sser--nainely,' the crime You are com.
hitting sgains. your own mother" There il
consisting Appalling for you! Yankee.
dcodied0m the mother of Soeth Carol;n.
We are always thankful for a new idea. and
DUPONT gives ne ONE without the asking And
This s.,1s Yankee doodlsdom. 1t .sem s, sis the
best. the most enlightened, and heretofore tile
nost prosperous OF nafioas" We pass over this
|itsie slips Ia gral.nar ~ consideration of tl.s
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TIE 4rkWtrY Het9etr, at Camp DimIno tx
Yesterday afternoon, was witnessed by Il
throng OF admirlng spectators, TO most OF
whom il was Il novelty, Notwithstanding the
past season has been prolific of military events.
The commander OF the post. Capt. Shields,
also exhibited the proficiency OF tue batteries
in the tying artillery drill. accompanied by
rapid discharges of big guns, 20 the infinite
this species Of minnie warfare Was ranked
among holiday incidents; but now even
the tair ladies who witness it are mean
while busy with mental calculation as to how
many Yankees one OF those field pieces would
rake down, when well manned 10y Southern
artiiieriStS
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T ELEdRAPIIC.
Especial Dispatch 10 tie Richmond Dhps'ch.l
Duel near Man assas.

MANASSAS, Nov. GA hostile meeting took
place yesterday, (2IsD between william A.
Courtney correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury, and Captain Cuthbert, Of the Pal
metto Guards.
The cause Of the difficulty was a recent
publication By the Palmetto Guard, reflect
ing injuriously upon Dir. Courtney After
an exchange of shots, the matter was hon.
orably settled.
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Tile Fare BANK P'ypc'f y.-Although the
excitement consequent upon The recent police
foray has subsidized, there still remains d lin
gering apprehension relative to the fate OF the
magnificent and costly apparatus which was
captured on that fatal night, and which has
since been piled mp like 50 much old lumber in
the s1atiou-house, The Mayor has heard an
application from parties interested, and We
learn has decided to hold on to the pro-
perty, required by law to be broken up and
burnt in case of conviction; also, 81 100 in
money, taken from one of the banks by the
police with view to its eventual conii5cation ;
but certain checks for money, calling TOR s 800
nave been given up TO their owner. The ar
gulnent OF counsel protracted, and no
technicalites of law in such cases made and
provided We're omitted.
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NItuGry Eccffon.--An election of officers
for the Third Company OF Howitzers. render
ed necessary by the death of Capt r. c.
Stanard, was held on the Peninsult Novem
Der 10th, with The following result: Senior
lst Lieutenant Moseiev elected Captain; Junior
LIST Lieutenant John NJ. West, LIST Lieutenant
B. II. Smith, Junior LIST Lieutenant; IT, c. Car.
ter, I'd Lieutenant.
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on Thursdsy, November 81. at Cedar lfi,i The
resdeece Of the brides fst.sr by tho Hev. M.
b'Tasn, EDWARD g MEAD. Esq, OF Alto
MARIE to EMILY AUGUSTA eldest daughter O.
Henry Burgoyne Esq. of the same county
kE Savannah papers pIssle copy .
On Thursday 4'h inst - the Firs. Baptist
Church. by the Rsv Dir. Burrows JOHN n
GARDNER and MARY y. PROSsER both OF
tais city
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Impr00,d-The condition of the moral at
mosphere of Richmond shows some improve
ment. There We're less than the usual number
of drunken men in the watch house yester-
day morning. Ii is to be hoped that the work
of reform will go ahead, and we advise every
dram drinker to brush up and go to church to-
morrow, and endeavor TO behave himself for
the balance of the wear al least
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O6StrHcitag II Sidew0k.-Albert hoffman
overcome by the effects OF bad liquor, tumbled
down upon the sidewalk and remained there
until the watehueu removed him, when il was
found that he was armed with ferocious
bowie knife. The Mayor committed him i'll
default of security to keep the peace, and con
ii5eaed the weapon
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Hlnter Qnarters.-Two or three steam Ell
g'nes, Tor driving saw mills, have just been
sent from this city towards Manassas June.
ton This looks like making preparations to
saw plank for building cantonnents for our
troops on the Potomac line.
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Iio!,M ASSauh-,Iames Adams and Henry
Wright got into difficulty at Sampson X
rae ) foundry, when the latter used an xpres-
sion which his opponent could not tolerate, and
the consequence was that right got Il heavy
blow on his mead from ii hammer-the natural
weapon OF Il blacksmith. Adams was arrested
and arlaigned before the Mayor, " no reserved
his Judgment until the 2jth INST.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arr,cM Of lie cry IF Manchester

| AfftcW 81 ne cry ~ .HhHche&cr.
| CAPE RACE STATION, Nov. 1.-THE steam
| ship City OF Manchester, from Liverpool 9th
| inst, Via 4 queenstown eth, passed the point
At half-past o'clock yesterday Saturday
| evening. She was boarded by the news yacht
| OF the Associated Press, and The news dis
patches obtained. She had stormy and north
| cry winds
| The Convention between France, England
and Spain, for Intervention in Mexico, was
| signed in London on the 3lst October. Active
preparations were making, and a letter had
been received saying that three deckea men
Of-war will be sent 10 Mexico There was a
sur1nise of Interior demonstration
The London Times editorially condemns
Secretary Seward s dispatch to Lord Lyons
ami maiEt ains tho right of foreign Govern
ments 10 call attention 10 a constitutional
provision. 1t also ridicues MIR Stewards mani.
tsstO to the Governors Of the States, relative
| to forLifica lions, &c.
In another column the London Times ex-
poses Lora yon's bad grammar Ii says
the English side was argued exceedingly iii.
and the American side with much ability
but the only result is 10 entirely conyiace il
that in their own showing the acts of the
American Government have been Illegal as
regards American citizens and violation of the
rights of nations as regards foreigners
The London HTdi! says that Lord LYONS
has exposed En- G land to rebuff without right
10 it, and compelled her to listen to a
proclamation which means q difference to
Engiand. The Htra'd then attacks Earl Rus
rican Constitution and quietly enduring rob-
berry and outrage, and says he will find he has
drifted on to war.
The London Post says that Secretary Sew
ard has wantonly added another 10 the many
differences which he wishes to parpetuate be-
tween the two countries.
The London Ddiig Ners thinks the course
pursuad by the Government as premature
indiscreet, and incoHsiderate.
IL was reported that the American bankers
were holding out liberal commissions TO
English fnanciers TO place portion of the
Federal loan in London. Financial writer's
ia the London journals point out the danger
of touching II. and think the chances of sue
cess very remote.
The other Con tinental news Is generally
unimporrant.
The demonstration BY the French troops
had attraoi ed considerable attention. Swtta-
erland had pro tested and demanded eyacua-
tion. and France had proposed negotia-
ton.
belief had gained ground that a large
loan was urgently required by the French
Government.
II was reported that some negro children
had been publicly sold as slaves, In the
French esta blishments at 6aboow.
The affairs at Hungary and Poland were
unchanged.
Count Lambert, Governor of Poland, had
been replaced by General Ludias on account
of i'll health.
A treaty had been concluded between Prus-
STA and China.
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OST-$j REWARD.-Lost on the ssh of
/ i this month, white pine CdESi. marked
~ VI. II. FULLER, Sd Company HowitZor iatta'-
ioa, Yorktown, Va" The sad uhess was put
on board the small boat from Auib rry Island
that went aboard OF the steamer Sc'uz aud YVES
left 10 The small boat. Any p.rson who la. t. il
they will deliver it 10 Capt iiIIf u the 81, ~ y
Schultz uniniured viii r<> Give he above vewa
and VIII coulter upon gr n f;vrt.
no G3-31% WI + FULLER
I CST- So REWARD-On Thu, ....Y v.ntug
/ Lny ACCOUNT B u X near thu L.-Acc POM
cry, oc Gary street. 4 reg ard Of - will 1t give
to the finder, bY returning it 10 my shop, 0. III
street, corner of Franklin
JOHN PHELIN. -ih sire =
Opposite Tappslaun IT K st Age nilie4.
no 23-3tk
/ OST-Somewhere the katlr,ad, between
L Gordonsyilie and 6}aotssas } unci ion, 4 and
IhCSk marked -. Y. b. Whrrepto Va
Any information concerning Il, given zoe by letter
VIII be suitably acknowledged ard rewarded.
JAS. Y. BROOKE,
no z3-eodotN Warrent3p, Na.
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Trir'ol CaSts-The following cases were
dismissed by the Mayor yesterday: Morris
Griffin, charged with making an assault upon
Peter Reagan; Theodore Gerhard, charged
with assaulting Mathew tocksauser and vii
liam Tone, charged with keeping his barroom
open after 10 O'Clock at night
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G. s. Distract Coart.-The Jurors summoned
to try John L. Hughes, indicted for felony
were i'll attendance yesterday, but were dis
charged in consequence Of the sickness Of d
witness, and the trial did not commence
Confederate States rs. Chapman j Leigh
on petition to sequestlate the property Of
Charles NJ. Fry and OvertoA Nj. Price, as alien
enemies. Mr. Price Appeared b. K. X. Howl
son, his attorney, and with tho leave of the
Court filed his plea in writing to the petition
and proceedings III tins case and leave is re
served 10 the District Attorney To move TO
reject the said plea or 10 except thereto for
coed cause shown.
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- UNIEERSALIST CHURCH, MAYO
~ STREET.-tLev. :. Boss ERMAN will de
liver a discourse, IL this Church Tomorrow
tSCNDA1) night, on the " Giory Of he Gospel
Service commencing at 2 clock Morning ser
vice at ii O'Clock
The pubic generally are invited 70 attend.
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Coaricts.-The Sheriff of Scott county
reached this city on Thursday evening, with
four convicts for the penitentiary. He contra
diets the report that the Federals have passed
through Pound Gap from kentucky.
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P,bsoners Gong aad Comtng.A detach
thent Of 30 Federal prisoners left this place
for the South yesterday afternoon Shortly
after their departure the Danville train ar
rived with nearly 100 Lincolnites from Guy
andotte, Virginia, where they Were captured
by body OF our troops under Lieut. Col.
Clarkaon, last Sunday week. These men
were part of a newly organized regiment,
which they called the 10Th Virginia" The
whole concern was annihilated or cap
tured, and large number of superior arms
aud some thirty horses were secured. The
Colonel was killed, and.the Lieut. Colonel, X.
V. Whaley, who is represented TO be "mem
Der of Congress" taken prisoner, but subse
quenty escaped Among the lot who arrived
last evening arc number of embryo captains
who We're expecting commissions when they
fell into the hands of the "rebeis.' After the
fight the prisoners were subjected to the tall
est kind Of marching before they arrived at
our headquarters. Pate's Rangers and
Caslie's Rangers were in the engagement
The officers who came with the prisoners are
Captain ii. c. Pate, of Petersburg, and Lieut..
Hawiey, and Sergeant Tichenor, of Rich
mond.
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At her residence, New Market" in the county
of Hanover. on the morning OF the 18th instant
Mrs LILLY A. boswell, widow of the late
John ID. boswell, In The s4th year Of her age.
On the lota inst, THOMAS BROWN, OF Ckes.
terrified county, Va aged o. years.
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Charge II Nurder.-l esterday was the lay
fixed for the examination of John Walthull,
charged with the murder of VIM Hamilton, a
sergeant of the guard at one of the Govern
ment prisons; but for satisfactory reasons the
Mayor continued the case until to-day
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Petty Larceny.-A negro named Henry WAS
convicted before the Mayor for stealing an
iron chain from Jos. t. Anderson, and pun
ished i'll the usual way. This shows what pc.
rls do environ the man that NEEDLES with cold
iron.
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Hastings Court-Judge VIM. Ii. Lyons pre-
siding--Opie Static, indicted for forging the
name of James ID. Johnson TO an order Of the
Circuit Court Of Giles county, was tried yes
terday, and convicted on one count in the III
dctment The jury aseertained the term of
his imprisonment at three years The pris-
oner's counsel moved to set aside the verdict
and grant a new trial which will be argued
on Monday next. The accused was formerly
editor of the Wythevile Telegraph
George Rigley. indicted for stealing a watch
aud pistol from Frank b. Garnett, was placed
on trial, but without concluding, the Court
adjourned over TO this morning.
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Eaed-A fine of s. was yesterday imposed
upon o. Morganstein, for failing TO close his
BARI AT the hour prescribed by the ordi
nance
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EsINPORTANT TO PHOTOGRAPHERS AND AM
BROIYPIsTS For sale, all kinds OF Photograph
and AInbrotype Materials RLEs's Gallery, AS
Main stree Richmond. no 22-6t
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FROM NORFOLK.

Examination Of illnesses in tie hughes Case
Actire Practice Of ne iaakeeS at Old Point Con-
ftrtnce Pr0cecdiHgs, 90.
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Psrson0l-Peter ID. RICHTER, IA famous guer
rilla, who has been annoying the enemy for
solne months past in the Northwest, arrived
in this city yesterday
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sSj Il N L L b
w NOTICE
TIE Jackson Guard now Htl9ued 1T Meadow
Bluff, would Ike 10 have a few
Il I. & l. u I ; E.
informs &c, free. Call on capt. II Is. DlCK
lNoO1S, or SERG + J. d. hal sCHELL,
no 2t-T.t Now in Richmond.
NNI ANTED-TO kENT-A good hou Sc
w suitable FIR small taInily-say four OF
five rooms--in u good neghDorhood and d eonye-
nient distance from the Post Office. Address b. a"
Dispatch Office. 10 z}-4r
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wv LADY OR GENTLEMAN
or Intelligence and sonic expelie in rave ling to
bnng TWO J oung misses OF ana al years to hich.
u1onu; the trp Ii take To iOUs, pt rbaps more.
liberal pliee will be pai4. Address. by letter,
loom ~ hxvnaDge Hotel 30 ~ r
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Az ANIkD-5eYerm
" Sc ERS
aooust ompd 10 mgkr = Conto.ts a pply 10 G. Is
STACY, 9Th ST nor'h of Leigh -, or 1t D. "
HAhW oob s urnilure Store, Governor ST. Get.
S,}-ltt
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TIE EPREcf TIE LATE STORM OK THE
NAVAL SHIPPING.-Ihe Navy Department has
received Intelligence from many of the naval
vessels along the Northern COST that have
suffered by the late storm. Not less than
twenty seven vessels are reported as reqnir-
ing repairs. Experience has shown that many
OF the merchant steamers purchased or char
tered are too weak for naval service. Reliable
ships for the navy can only be obtained by be.
ing built especially for the purpose, though
necessity has brought vessels constructed for
other purposes into the service.-PAA. Pres.
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Seeing upon his wife's shoulder q large
shawl pin, mr.. Digs said: lin the military.
ehi Got 70 10 Captain :" She instantly re.
marked, poin ting TO third baby la her lap /:
No, recruiting ssrgsant In the third infaa.
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FRIDAY, Nov. -, lsGt.
The Convention met at 10 O'clock. Prayer
by the Rev. DR.. HoGE, OF the I'd Presby1eri
Church.
, 1861-01-11

LEcTuRE-As announced by Us last
week, Prof. LIPPINcorr delivered an address
before the Library Association of this
place on Friday evening last, and we take
pleasure in saying that he fully sustained
himself as an orator and linguist, giving
entire satisfaction to the audience. We
have heard number of our citizens pro-
nOunce the address as one Of the best pro
ductio6s they have beard on the Coast; dis
playing much scientific and historical re.
search. Sa6iect Of sddress-"The March
Of Mind"
, 1861-01-11

~ At Pikss Peak they have rather q
strange custom 10 approving good acting
Instead Of sncOring or .Applauding. the au.
disnes generally drink the health Of the
hdy. Not long since, a'tragie incident Ol
this hnd occurred at Central City. Dur
ing the PerfOrnanceOf q Pisce. just as ,
particular part had been we'll rendered BY
debotants, four gentlemen rose instanta.
nsOusly from their seats, and after making
silent bat impressive bows, drank the~vsry
good health Of the actress, draining theil
pocket pistolA
The lady vas 50 deeply moved by thii
hind testimonial Of respect and esteem
that she burst into tears. and had to be
swept hurridly from the stage. The seen,
= said to have been o0e.Of affecting inter
est There were but few dry eyes, and nc
dry mouthS
, 1861-01-11

~ 5hs supreme court Of California,
not Ioug Siaea, decided that where d.
vOrcs has been gTanied no authority Of the
court can restrain . second marriage; and
that the parties after divorce are il the
same situation as they were before, minus
onlS. We suppose, the wear and tear. Of
married lifs. The cases Of restraint upon
second marriages are placed BY express
SssiaisV.