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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25
MEMPHIS THEATER.
FRIpAY. a1Ln ssPrRHERR. 1851.

WM. B~OETTNEg.
EHAFD extraordinary r~61f5TmsTce, fcrthe ben A. OF
II She WIVES AND jHILDREN OF Gus VOLUN
TEER SOLDIERS III ghe u-Id.
FRS appearance Of MES. CSTFRM n BOETrNEB
AMI AR G. OSTEREA =, in sChi ,er's celebrated
GTaEHa, MIR GfE n LCVE.(E sble aud Litbs)
30 enc sd= with the Ms FEAST The
p.lses bet rrr- the ats VIII b. hlet by-'st, Concert
Of FIaro by EitzeuIach. ID Da c. ~ Ladies', and %,
Concert 0y tae German era S Hgnl, LeAdeT-Gsrsis.
r-Tha performance t. eoumenc1 precisely az u
oCock P d EO1rs pen at6S 0clcs P n. Prices
Of adm S i-u-15 cents ard 90 csu-s. grczsts 20 &c haa
af tha say o. The per. lorna GO AZ the Hheater, or az the
r,uoviaEp aces; lst Wrtd-Hr. Wrraer. Or Dsker.
M. Jones. d NsrG-Mr. Ei.-G-d Jh1 Dutt niger.
81 trl-P. b. UeiuTi,h 4ta Hafd-J. j.. aeiuFlch.
Jofu tGiuger. 5h Wsri-Feri HaesIa. 6n ward
II. Heinrich. :. A. Noe Ter. III Ward-Hr. ART. 8h
Wars-Er. wolf. Hr. Blettncr and by the undersigned
committee Of arrangements.
NJ wFHE-un
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u The estimation in which Mr.. Ca-us
heid in z distan. portion Of tue district maRT
inferred from the following from the Jackso-
Whig:
hon. ID. M. CURRIN.-It will be seen tha,at
this talented and popular gentleman is a can%
dldate for reelection to Congress from this
district. He has no opposition, and we trust
be will have none. y
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70 The Mobile papers represent the work
OF defense south Of that city as going brsveIy
on Labor in abundance has been furnish -
and they are executing as rapidly as engineers
lay out work FOR them.
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.ETFE.RfFREg

- > GGH hESsH
Z HAV authority rom vi r-GeneTai Pc K b raise q
L Teglmtut OF volunteers for TWELVE AuATH3SER
VICE. Sly e~UcaUpmaut will D. az Lafayette Depot. on
TIRE Memphis ard Charleston railroad thirty miles "a E
OF M-mgais Captains having coulpanIsss sud dssir0uz
Of ! in. ng NY regiment. wi Z lleass report % ne At
aempl 3. " % be able 10 arm the regiment with So0f
SECS 2s z. J.. MORO n.
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on c~on5iitn OF receiving arms equipments, uniforms,
etc, are requested 10 communicate by addressing
B.. o,
Delta Gree, New Orleans
%-zpfrrprc--tF e1fea SECS Nv
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e The London Field says that the follow
ipg decoctiOR will not Only make the hair grow
lHXuriaRtlY, but prevent it fron turning grsY:
Pour boiling water oc-sage leaves, and let
them remain sometime in Ibe oven or near a
stove then strain and apply TO the roots of
the HAIR daily If any pomade is needed, an
equal mixture Of cocoa nut al d olive oil, wi.h
a little perfume, is very eficacious.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

fis: : Win bis course ibrOssh his lopE' ',.-alsvls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

ABOUT RIGHT.-We once heard of a preach
-sr who was called upon by some Of bis con-
gregation to pray foT rain, of which they stood
greatly in need. His reply was that he would
if his congregation desired 1t, but he was sure
it would not rain till the wind shifted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

The HEssIANs AT CASTLE PINCKNEY.-A
citizen of Petersburg, who was in Charleston
Wednesday morning last, gives us an interest
ing account OF the removal Of l56 Yankee
prisoners Of war from the Jail Of that city to
their new quarters in Cas- ie Pinckney. He
says the procession moved from the Jail about
half past seven, the prisoners being surround
ed by a h-l!OW square OF armed police, four
deep, while a mounted guard headed the line
and also brought up the rear.
The great majority Of the Hessians looked
very much depressed, Col Wilcox, Of Michi-
gan, particularly so. Accompanied by an i'm
mence crowd, they were marched TO a wharf
on East Bay, where they embarked upon the
trim little p%rivsteer DiEie. All things being
ready, the engine bell 20 .nded, the ropes were
cast away, the Confederate flag run up, and
amid the eniiyening strains Of "DIXie," the
entire party, who had but recently left Yankee
land to s~ubiugate lbe South, were rapidly
beading for that sea-girt castle known IS
Pinckney. Sic ~tYaRSit, sic.-PetersbUrg En-
press.
WAR BoNDs.-When The State Of Arkansas
dissolved her connection with the Federal
Union, she came in possession Of property TO
the amount of S35 O00, 600. The whole amount
OF tAe States Indebtedness, at the time of her
seeding, would not have exceeded 50 GOO 600
This being The case she has q fund Of S32 600
900, acquired by Der seeding, and in addition
to her other reeourses. This places her in the
most iouTishing condition of any State in be
Union, according to population. Every dol
lars worth Of property which the State has is
pledged for the payment Of the "war bonds ;"
The amount OF war bonds to be issued will
not exceed $1,000, 600, and therefore We con-
slider them as good as gold. There is ample
revenue accommodating to carry m be ordinary
functions Of the State goveTument.-Fort Smith
(.fTE.) Parallel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

THE Confederate FLAG.-From the fol-
lowing, which we find credited to the New
York Tribune, it would seem that Mr.. Greeley
does no. particularly admire the " bars and
stars" and that be very seriously objects to its
waving triumphantly in sight Of the Federal
capital
The flag OF the Confederate troops, to OBJ
tain \ sight Of which the dome OF the capitol
IS daily besieged by hundreds OF citizens and
strangers, anxious to get a glimpse, through a
spy-glass, Of the tTsitorOus rag" still floats
from the breas-works. The staff upon which
It 10 raised is situated upon The ext left Of
toe bill and to the right Of two small irees.
From rs distance, six niles from the capitol,
Ia a direct lHse, It might at The first be mis-
taken for the American Jag, the alternate
Of red and white, OF which the lower
portion Of the flag is composed, giving rise to
that dslusjon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

G We are badly in need of wool from all
accounts to make clothing this winter for cur
soldiers. It can be bought in abundance and
at low prices, we notice from the Texas papers,
IN that State. w y does not the government
make arrangements to get a supply?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

CT Mrs. PartlDgton says that nothing dec
pises her SO much as to see people, who profess
70 expect salvation, 60 70 church without their
purses, when a recollection is to be taken.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

THE Doc RIVER Factory DESTROYED BY
FIRE.-Between twelve and one O'Clock yes
terday the Dog River factory caught fire, and
by three or four O'Clock HE whole Of the con-
tents Of the main building were consumed.
When the fire began all the hands, except one
man and two bays, were absent at dinner. It
commenced in the fire room, extended thence
TO the dressing room, and soon swept over the
whole building. The engine was running az
the time, and kept running until the walls fell
in. The wife OF the pro TEN. superintendent
MRS LockhaTt) exhibited a great deal Of
courage and energy in trying to save what she
could from the flames but nothing Of much
value was rescued.
It was with some officially that the aCiOin-
ing buildings were kept from the flames.
We are told that the establishment is in
sured-to what amount We could not learn last
evening. Mr.. Peck, the permanent suDerin-
tendent, went to the United States not long ago
in order to settle up some business in that
country, leaving nearly all Of bis property
here, most of which, we learn, is invested il
the factory. He was seized there, and is now,
as we are informed, in one of Lincoln's bas-
tiles. he may not hear of bis loss until the
administration is whipped into reason and de
cency.-MObje Tribune, 23d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

B-ARBoURsvILLE -BsrboursvIle, Kentucky,
where, the telegraph reports, a fight occurred,
is the scat Of KaoX county, and is about thirty.
FIVE miles from the Tennessee line, (Kuox be-
ing a border county, and about fifty from the
nearest point Of the Virginia line. l. is a
thriving village and a position ef Some i'm
por' anee, as be great wagon roads running
down from Central Kentucky to the Cumber-
land CAD. paSs lhrough Il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

CT The New York papers report that the
Rev. DIR. Bethune is about to retire from bic
pastoral charge in the church in Seventy-frst
street. ne intends to 20 to TIA Y, where it is
probable he will make his fu.uTe home. With
this change it is understood that he also in
tends to retire from the pulpit altogether.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

TO take the Cdtn or arrogance. BY order OF
Capt. Ryde, they were Immediately put in
irons.
&w GRENADA.-Lats adyiees from New
1oss ssal4 received at New YORK, state that
Al ~ Grenada, and had eyil-d a dozen
1888 and sent ENJOYS TO England aud
Delen'
~ AND BEAR IT." On dear, | can't
bear to have this great ugly tooth pullsd,3
said a lady 10 a dentist who was preparing to
extract one Of her molars. "Wbat shall | do,
doctor? ?" " Do nothing bat grin and bare it,"
the dentist.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

FRoM SHIP ISLAND The Mobile Advertiser
aas Register, Of the 22d inst, says: "Tbe
mail boat California, which arrived Friday
from New Orleans, passed Ship Island about
noon. Three men-Of-war, a large steamer, a
frigate, and . sloop ,of-waT, wera lying inside,
and boats were passing and rspassing between
them and the fort. The California passed
about fse miles from The squadron, and within
bail ct The Oregon and Arrow, which were OBJ
serving the enemy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

OK A certain eiitor thinks when a single
gentleman cannot pass a clothes-ljne without
counting al the long stockings, it Is a sign be
ought to get married, and the sooner the bet
e.
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LOUISIANA REGIMENTS

uoa being r Used in tla State CaIDpsaies already
orc51izad bu. rot yet mustered int9 the service, and
Wl.iLs to iLa
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DAY SFPTFMBFR 25 1877.

PACKAGES FOR SoLpIERs.-The following,
from the Richmond Wing, is Of particular in
terest to the many who are sending packages
to our gallant soldiers ia Virginia
Notwithstanding the notice to which we
have called attention, we learn from the
quartermsster that many packages fail to be
received By the partiesfo FOR whom they are iu-
tended, though properly directed and regular
ly shipped; the reason fer which Is that in
many instances the person for whom they are
intended, never having been advised Of the
shipment, fails to call on the quaFtermaster,
and thus the package remains in store until
the original party sending il, complains Of
it's never having reached it's destination In
addition to which the regiment to which the
receiving party is attached in sOme instances
may have been removed to a distant point, and
that point rot known to the quaTtermaster or
the original party shipping.
IC gives Us pleasure to state that we are as
sured that, in all instances, of the shipment of
packages from this city, that the quaFtsrmss-
ter always takes two receipts from railroads
or steamers, one OF which be retains here
whilst the other is forwarded to the quarter
master, or party to whom the package is
shipped.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

G-zg- Judge W. P. Chiffon has accepted an
invi7 alton to become a candidate for Congress
in the Sixth district Of Alabama.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

"a The Brandon (Miss } Republican hears
a great deal Of complaint among cotton plant
ers Of tia. section about " The rot F" in cotton.
It adds: " Unless We have a very favorable
fan the crop will be short, owing to the i'm
mense amount Of rain that las fallen, causing
the lower bOlls TO Tot and the middle to shcd.D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

O. a late issue Of the NewbeTn IN. c.
PTogreJs denies upon the authority Of another
gentleman from Hyde county that any citizen
Of Hyde proper, has taken LincOln's oath.
That does better than The first report from
that quarter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

fV We learn from the nolthern papers
that the wife Of Gen. TOchman (late Of the
Confederate army was arrested Oh the 8th
inst mating the fourteenth lady imprisoned
-, VUasbspufoo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

GY7 Mr.. J. D. Welsh, a British subject,
was arrested in Baltimore las. SATURDAY, be-
cause he refused to take from bis watch chain
a medallion containing the portraits Of Presi-
lease.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

How MANY MEN HAVE We ON THE 70
ToMAC?-Mr. Hiilyer, OF the Nstchez Courier,
is the correspondent who, in a letter in bis pa
per, says "Rations for 10000 men, It is said,
are daily issued from this point" AS MIR. Fl
is a commissary, and writes from within the
lines it is probable this has been "ssid1 BY
one who knews. We have now numbers on
our side as well as the prestige of past sue
rnzg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25
Winter Clothing,

sBOES @TD q rs,
Ever brought 70 tais place, which he offers for sale at
reasonable prices. a. sEESSEL.
s6il-lu % Eain street.
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HEAVY BROGAAs
.AESD.
Wanted
Y9aan.

l ". STE WAIT s. co have been paced IN De
bands OF John 2. James for settlement All pe-ou-
inaebte- Z, the hrm are reqle-ted t. comsso-ws-d aul
settle promptly. Those holding ci8ims, viii pr-s=ni them
for payment. JAS. W. STEW at
se243.s p incIyal Of d ga.
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SiLT.
RsAe0gNE.

TX BAGS Livernosl. eiarss. FOR sale By
dCO ausI HUBBELL HUR s. sUSr
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~ D. CRANBALL hEs rem we'd ais Ten Gu6 -
T. tary Clothing Mandatory 70 Jefferson Era
second street. he Is prepared @ MIKE aud hl o.
Tor Tents, Cloth. ug and Camp Bqu sase to any sxlel.
s8E5Os
Has constantly on han6-
Kalsr Prof q SIS
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MILITARY CAMP
dALBREATH & PUTNAM.

COMMISSION MeItIllHIs,
10. q NATCHEZ ST..........NEH CaLEANs. la.
DUNCAN CELEBRATE, TNHET PUEEAE,
- ia-e q Aemphis. l. New Orleans.
seq ems
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EEnEe4s.

THRRE good Cavs.ry CT AT iiIesy HORSES
4 Tor sale, al Eo c Il .wa1d's Bow. EA
ealf g. -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-21
! .:tlQrr teD.

In Montpe lier, Oct. Est, by Rev VIM II Lord, Or.
Brewer of Usage Iowa and Miss Nellie +. Wheelo OK, of
this village.
thousand good wishes attend the bride; for she is
pattern of excellence. Ed
In Waterbury, Oct. 10TH by P. Tyler, Mr.. Alfred La
throp of STAFFORD and MISS Catharine Biscorner OF Nor
rstown. .
In Waterbury, Oct 9th, by Rev. E. b. Fuller, D. NJ
Tork of Waterbury, and Miss Lucy Kenfeld of Gilmore
In West Randolph, Sept. 4, Mr.. Joseph Z. Cads and
Miss Hattie Webster, both of Northfeld
In Sutton, Oct. 12, by Rev. i. T. Harris, MI nan
and Miss Sarah L. Harris. daughter of the officiating
clergyman, all of Sutton. ~
In West Randolph Oct. IS by Elder b. F. Suamerpell,
MI. P. c. Gilligan and Miss Lizzie Cashem
In Mortified Falls Oct. I'd, by Rev. Geo E. Wells,
Mr. Charles Freeman Of Moretown and Mis-. Olive H.
Spaulding of Waitsfeld. -, wv,
In Morrisown, Sept 1e by Rev Mr.. Bartlett, Mr.. W NJ
II. II. Whitney MddleseX, and Miss Susan H. bsnne's
of Morrstown.
In Randolph Sept 4, by Rev. Henry A. Hazen, NY 90
ceph e. Cady and Miss Hattie Webster, both o1 NORTH
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-21

May the whole system speedily thrill with
the quickened pulsatons Of that heart, the rar.
rlcldal hand OF political treason be punished
and the entire sisterhood of States Join hands
In glad reunion around the National tiresides.
(oigneu,) FRANK FULLER,
Acting Governor of Utah.
The following is the reply;
SIR The completion of the telegraph to Great
Salt Lake City is suspicious of the stability and
union Of the Republic, The Government recip-
rocates your congratulations.
(Sgned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The report from the steam tug Resolute men
toned in previous despatch, that the rebels
have stretched a chain across the Potomac near
Budd's Point Ferry, proves to be untrue, as has
been sscertained by careful inquiry in response.
bic quarters.
Since last Tuesday, when the batteries first
regularly opened, about so vessels have reached
Washington and Georgetown The schooner
loaded with hay, cement and furniture, which
yesterday fell into the hands of the rebels, is
the first casually Of that kind, and is alone
owing TO the breaking Of the hawser by whice
it was fastened to the Resolute and drifting to-
wards the Virginia shore.
The Other vessel in tow arrived here safely
with the Resolute, notwithstanding the attack
from the batteries upon them. The tug Murray
came up last night with two schooners in tow.
They escaped unhurt though fired upon. The
Murray returned the compliment.
This morning heavy detachment from Gen.
Smiths division with portions Of Motifs and
Ayres' batteries, and companies of the 5th regi-
mcnt regular cavalry, and Col Friedman S Phil
! adclphia cavalry, advanced towards Fairfax
Court House on reconnaissance.
They went as far as Flnt's Hill, which is
two and a half miles this side of that village
and oyerlooks it. They say that the pickets of
the enemy were in such large force as to i'm
press then with the belief that the reserve Of
the rebel army was not far from that point.
The expedition was accompanied by Gems.
Mcclellan, Porter, Smith and Hancock 1t
probably returned about nightiall, as a private
Of the Ssh Cavalry Regiment named Byron Bar
ton was shot by rebel picket.
The latest accounts represent Gen. Mccall as
still at Evansville. 1t is represented by several
officers of the Gust, MS that permits ha been
riyen by unauthar.zed persons in Northern cit.
les, including municipp officials for the trans
portatlon of goods destined for localities N or
contiguous to disloyal States, as the power to
grant permits in such cases is solely vested IN
the President aud the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, those from other sources are consequently
worthless
i In all cases where permits are'ncc.ssrry appli-
cation must be made to the Secretary Of The
Treasury with q full stayement Of all The facts.
/ DARNEsTowN, Oct. II.
lhc camp is to-day filed with rumors Of a
retreat by our forces before superior body OF
rebels, at and about Han pors Ferry.
Some say it extended as far as Williamsport
CT! the re-crussing OF our men to the Maryl"nd
side and q subsequent engagement at Harper s
Ferry across the river, but nothing reliable had
been obtained.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-21
Great Remedy for C"nghs, Colds N
kidney Difficulties.
WHITE PIr~xE COMPOUND.
PREPh RED BIZ
DR.. j. w. POLAND g. CO.,

GOFFsTOWN CENTRE, n. Il.

GOFFsTOWN CENTRE, Nh
rrIIE following testimonials will te Someth;rk so,as
4 Medicine that is now becoming popu lar faster thau
any other article sold by druggists =
Rev, j. X. Chase OF Rumney N. a. under date
ties OF White Fine Compound was receiyed was sua
,.,iYR II, IN most Severe cold took The Compound
.a re- s1n R's,e Va sG asT sdcne DO ' VS.
thousands who know nothing OF its YhtueS' would be
come BE- t;er acquainted with it,
GofStown Cert'" letter dated Fed. 100, rays -
Some OF my Iamy have tried it; Ethe C~npG1apd,
T onsh sEna tats sr ppaye@ Btsdt its value as
Cough medicine have good reason to believe TO be
ni CLAIMS be for kaMry Diseases ana pa1's a. w.
Dabt.t> in Mach, 1853, that neither himself or any
whosaw him thought that eo9uid possibly live throus,
the White Pine Compound. They procured bottle l3r
him be tegan take it and TO The surprise OF all i'm
ateryards FEB 49, 1850 in full satement Of his
he saws "Ibeleve DR.. Ioands White Pine Compoun
under God, has been the means o. my recovery 'nn
un6reds Of cases Of Kidney Complaints cukaD w
rRELY by taking the White Pine Compound have beer
reported BY druggists. Hereare two samp'es
An aged man i'll Danvera, Mass, heard OF Com
pound, wonderful curative for kidney comp lants
Being great sufferer from that difficulty ne sent to the
Apothecary for tx bottles They CURED him. He said
they were worth fifty dollars He has since sold gooa
many bottles h mselt.
rhe second case that of business man. in Salem
Mac. lie wasa also cured of the complaint. After
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compelled to send all the way 70 Salem TO have FOR
July, 1850. DIR. PorASD Mr. J. c. Butterfe'd, Jr.
who sells your Medicine, has requested me to give
brief statement Of what your White Pile Copo' nd has
dore Tor me. had been afflicted with the Kidney Com
piaint for long time, and had bad Cough OF ten
yeala standing Which sautd me to pIt bleed cut
ties ot your Wh'te Pine Cemp"u"d have cured ne OF
both the Cough aud the kidney Complaint:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-21

:. !, stated that $50 voters of Chincoteague
y - ,ps oath Of allegiance on the 18th, in tho
% .s,n ne" Of Lieut.. Murray of the steamer Louis
p pre- Ths in'abitants are represented as being
M,i ,n5 request the continued presence of a
oY'l ,'anrr 10 prevent their snbjugation by
W. rebels, e who lave assembled on the opposite
,ha ,' for that purpose. The American flag is
s S,, dying y BY the chinoo'easu0'''
;, Is stated that the rebels object to going
oto winter quarters j" Virginia. and insist
t Wv End he men from the extreme South
's .n States insist cd going home and are muir
s spring badly at the present inactivity.
\ Cabinet meeting was held this morning
=, which cur foreign relations were discussed
TAo tone Of the latest dispatches from abroad
nj;catc more favorable feeling, and the
whole diplomatic corps in Washington evinct
move cordiality.