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the time thatit hold no more, the t'heart OF
hearts of the Ex-Governor will he ready to
bust with thanksgiving. Nor is he at all partic-
uar in requiring crime misconduct, of any
sort, as qualification for enjoying the tender
mercies of the pro-consul. The merest error or
difference of opinion will answer every purpose.
"No one here' he says, ''acW n7iscoRceiUe me as
scaling in question, for one Moment; tie honor or
'ipatriotism Of Marshal Kane. Not at all. BIT
'Fhe" there are differences Of opinion Gs to the man
''ner an which public fuHctionaries discharge their
"dmieS, and it is this difference of opinion which
lied to Marshal KANEs arrest. That is all' As
to the Police Commissioners, he is quite as frank.
''7hey are, undoubtedly, men Of the first character,
socially, priyarely and puJlic1y'' yet, he
thinks, "they showed themselves unworthy their
position. AscriJe II, If you please, to error Of
Judgment; ascribe ii to excitement and passion; i'm
spue to tie hottest and l9tiiest patriotism impte
at TO ,chat you wiUP' All this makes no differ
ence, ard ought TO make none. Fort McHenry
in spite of it, is the place for Commissioners and
Marshal, and General BANKS is to be remem-
bered, as long time shall last, for the glorious
and manly and republican achievement of putting
them there
We should not be surprised if some of our READ
ers were to peruse, with some sceptcisni, the ex-
tracts we have just repeated We should not
wonder at their imagining, for the moment, that
they were reading some paper from the President
or Secretary of State-sonle report from Federal
General, or some telegram from the Associated
Press. Nevertheless what VIC have quoted is tru
ly and literally quoted--what we have condensed
is fairly condensed, as we call the Da1y Globe, 0
Friday last, to witness. We have only don'
Governor THOMAS injustice Gas he would call it
perhaps by not giving the whole of the savsl
and abominable sentiments, which make hi:
speech a marvel, even in these days of bad ant
marvellous things. We have not set down sin
gle word in malice. We have meant only to re
cord the single fact, that in the year of our LORD
1861, a citizen Of Maryland, on the floor Of th
| House of Representatives of the UNITED STATES
was not ashamed to say to the world, that he wa
deeply grateful to the military power of the Gov
eminent, because it had seized and imprisoned, fol
opinions sake, four of his fellow citizens, whose
integrity, patriotism and honor he confessed TO be
| as much above assault as his own.
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Ex-Governor Thomas of Maryland, is thank
full man. His speech in the House. last Thursday
is covered all over with gratitude He thanks Mr..
LINCOLN, for having authorized General, SCOTT to
suspend the hGbeas corpus. He is profoundly in
debted 10 General SCoTT, for having delegated
the honor TO General BANKS. Ee can hardly ex-
press his Acknowledgements to General BANKS, sfor
"the frmness and courtesy" with which he has
discharged the duty of imprisoning Marshal
KANE and the Police Commissioners, superseding
the laws and constitution of Maryland, and taking
armed and bodily possession of every person and
thing disagreeable to the High Mightinesses Of
Washington and Massachusetts. 1t is true, he
says, that General BANKS may have ''stepped over
the rule OF martial law, and trespaSsed q little
upon The rights of indiuiduaIs" but that is tri-
ning circumstance, which does not diminish. in
ine slightest degree, the grateful overflowings
OF the benevolent ex-Governor's bosom. His
rights nave not been ''trespassed upon. - even
a ntue.' lie Is loyal man, " and is in Con.
gress, making eloquent speeches, which are an.
piaaoeo ION the floor and in the galleries, He
mas not been dragged from his house at midnigbt
OF smut up IN fortress, refused the remedies Of
The law or the shield of the Constitution He
consequently finds it all exceedingly profitable and
oehghtul "Go on, in your good work." he
says 10 General BANKS, and "receive the lauda-
non and encomium of every man in Maryla
even including the minority, when they wake up
IRON the deluson under which they are now
"actingP' Go on-imprison every man whom
you regard as dangerous, or choose to con.
slider as obnoxiousl Fill the Fort with
them! Let the flag which was baptized by
son of Maryland, float over the place
/ of its baptism, crowded with freemen of Ma
rylsnd, imprisoned by arbitrary power. By
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ROOFING ROOFING II RooTINa II
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN,S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFyg1
oy anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
FsaFscELy FIRE PROOF.
PERfEGTLY WATER PRooy,
uSEQUBLLEo FOR ECONOMY,
USRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY
ADAPrsD EvsRI CLIMATE
For further Information address or call On
JAS. II JOHNSON,
no 4'a'Vs Beidtns cor. North and Baltimore sts.,
FS-V RAtmnra.
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DERUVIAN GUAEO.

DERUVIAN GUAEO.
a. Having completed our arrangements with the Agents
OF the Peruvian Goyernment for our usual supply Of
,., PERUVIAN GUANO,
we resoecfuy inform Farmers and Dealers that we are
now prepared to supply their orders for any quantity
Our long experience and established reputation in this
trade 49, We trust sufficient guarantee that purchasers
RATED ARTICLE delivered direct from the Agents ware
We have also for sale
lCHAROE, CALIFORNIA, BAKERS ISLAND
and "A. MEXICAN GUANO of superior quality
MARYLANi, co.. SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
and TkEGC'S PLANT FOOD and RUST PREVENTIVE
jy22 tt Wood street BOWS 3 wharf wbHa,
A PPLICATIuE WILL BE MADE TO THE
IN CITY REG STER TO RENEW CERTIFICATE OF
BALTIMORE CITY STOCK, redeemable 1885, issued Au-
gust 9th 1874 and number 29S standing in the of
Ann ELIZA FokD and WILLIAM JONES ADAMS, with
the will annexed of Benjamin Ford, deceased
ANN ELIZA HINER,
WIN. JONES,
iy22laWQW admirst~
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. DIED,
At Wa erford Ireland, on the Goth uItimo ARTTTrR
ohDGi.E4 SMITH, Esq in the 10th year of his age =
iHE ADVERTISEMENT OF MEssRs. SUTRo Bros,
whose reputation for furnishing the finest Cigars for our
market will be founi in another column OF this mornings
paper Our readers who have pRronized them at the old
Popular Corner OF Light and Baltimore streets will find
them next door with large and general assortment OF
FINE CIGARS SMOKING TOBACCO, Pipes, &C., &c Perfect
fatsfac guaranteed Expenses being essened prices
will be moderated to suit the times
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YEDDo TgA-A delightful article. part of the
FIRST INFORMATION FlsO5 JAPAN. ;rst .o.e;-as 49,,
f2S sale by aRvFy T. ",
'si~" a. " Saitiuore street
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REPRINTS OF THE ENGLISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS
AND DLAck"ooDs notwithstanding been appointed by
the Publishers their Agent in Baltimore far rho ob,
periodicals., vice Freeman, vamosed persons wishing IN
take any Of them will he promptly supplied ny
JOHN P. DESFoRGES,
Antiquarian Book Store
jylG3L+ I9T;~ht st-o'.
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En- EDRIETNG OLE AEx,

JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment OF hooSnsG now in sore suitable for
every position and OF all sizes.
hante Mirrors Fer and Wall do oval and SQUARE
Coraees, Tables, Brackets, Consos, &c, at uneaualel
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engrayrgs a-
ways in STOCK.
particular and undivided attention IS given to the Gepar
nsnt OF PICTURE FRAMES Also frames FOR sIiri.tras
Photographs, Portraits nc
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street
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BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY's COAL.
RIBIT1yrFng I'M t,uTrr,

REDUCTION IN PRICE.
am now receiving regularly my supplies OF this cee-
ofa'e CoAL and am enabled to or to consumers at
Ne ~" PRICES In view of the present unsettled state
OF Affairs and the possibility OF shipments being cut off
would recommend consumers of Coal TO lay in their sup
plies at once
AS no cumberland Coal is ming to this market
"oa recommend the OF my Coal as substitute for
sesns and ether uses. shall keep large supply con-
stantly my wharf WA
K. W. TYSON, Sole Agent
No. IS Second street
For the quality of the Baltimore Company's Coal fol-
partes ~ '-''s
AeSsrs bougherty Woods Co., Baltimore Steam Suga,
hehnery Samuel T Pearce, Esq, Agent Cromwels Line
steamers; A Il. Higgins, ESQ.,, Boston Line Steamers
measfs' H. Abbott Son, Canton Rolling Mill.
Murray & Hazehurst, Vulcan Works.
and Steamboats, generally. i,ats
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TIE New TAnIFr.-The following are the n

TIE New TARlFF.-The following are the mos t
important changes in the new bill:
BY the Morrill, bill common sugars paw 81 per
cent by the new bill they will pay ~ and cents
per pound according to grades; refined pay cents
and will pay 4; molasses cents gallon, and will
pay cents; teas CENTS and will pay Is cents per
pound; almonds cents, and will pay A; shelled do.
cents, will pay g. birthstone (crude) free before,
50 per ton; coffee, free before, will pay cents per
pound cocoa free, will pay cents per pound:
cocoa leaves and shells free, viii pay cents. Pc
ruvan bark, put down in the Morrill, tariff as
Gree and at 10 per cent duty, will be taxed at Is
per cent. Salt in sacks pays cents per busheI
will pay Is cents per hundred pounds; in bulk
cents, will pay II cents per hundred pounds; the
duty on gunpowder has advanced from 20 to 80
per cent.
Our neighbor, the Patriot, in its edition of
Saturday afternoon announces its own demise in
the following words: The Patriot will not be pub
liShed again after this evening" 1t in,imates,
however, that another paper "a morning onel
may be issued from the same establishment in q
few days.
1t is stated that General Albert S. Jonston, late
of the United States army in Utah, left Richmond
on Sunday last to take command of the Coufeder-
ate army in Western Virginia, lately commanded
by General Garnett.
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WcoDi WooDi. WooDiIl
:! PEI ozx1 By buying Woad at oce Of Ciiv
Steam Fire Wood 4i Wy
Not Ncs+HsrErsr
JEHES 81. InHNSlNi
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I'nrrn oTNN~-rNr~l
ceieDratea Sauce IS fast superseding all others Fou
ana deiicacy OF Its favor it has attained nom
iarly almost as great in this country as in Epro -
sale by all frstciass grocers and by their sgenIs
GREEN 4 YOE, Importers
-''i'l' So West Ratmor straat
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SALE

.Hi!I MoRreAerSSF ppouunnu
virtue OF decree OF the Circuit t for BaItirora
city, the undersi ned, Trustee VIII sell at nnbc ac
ION on me premises to the highest HI der OF TIESDAY
it 3tn uaV OF August 1851, o'clock p all thoee
SiA iOIS OF GROUND AND PREMISES in Baltimore
LOT No l. Beginning the west side Of Russell s.ras.
20 te southery from the southwest OF Russell and
gross streets, and running thence sOuherlv fr nting on
street IL iee with an depth of so feet to an
LOT No b ginning the west side OF Russell stree.
ee southeriy from the southwest corner of Russell ami
gro streets and running thence southery fronting On
alley. $50 ~ 'p'" Vi Object 10 an
LOT No Reguning the west side of Russell straat
" ee outhery from the southwest corner Of Russell and
Ioss Streets and running thence southcrlv fTnnng On
street. with an even depth Of 50 feet to an aey
lSi NO Beginning ca the west eide OF Russell street
aI me distance 81 Ill fee southerly from the sou Invest
corner of Russell and Cross Streets nd rnnnng tbSnce
souleriy fronting on Russell IL feet with an van
depth OF 50 feet to alley ' VAN ''-' e'c"
nI No o BEGINNING the west side OF Russell straat
Garner of 81 l23 ieet southerly from The southwest
s9utheriy fronting on Russell street 10 feet with a., 80
depth OF 50 feet alley. 49," WI" al eHeh
IUI No o. Beginning the west side of Russell street
at e instance or l35 feet southery from the sontwes
corner Of Russell and Gross streets ard rnnnin% th
soutneriy fronting Russell street II feet with ~, v
| depth of 80 feet to an alley ' ~ an eNeu
zach OF said Lots is improved by threestorv BRICK
IN berg the LIST, ID, 3d. 4th, 5h and 9Th house
streets and each Lot is subject rent of so
| mas the use IN common Of the alley aforesaid ~ ~
Terms OF sale.-Onehaf cash, and b.Iance in two
- SIX ard twelve months credit payments 10
| trustee 0 '""'''O''h vi 'he
| Ground rent and taxes will be paid to day Of sale
HENRY +. GAEEY, Trustee
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ECONOMY Economy
DOLLAR SAVED is TWO DOLLARS MAIZE
This be done by purchasing Wood already sas5 an
Split, at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Sill,
No.3 NORTH srRzzr
sl0-tf JAMES r. rouNso,z
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LETEEEsTINe TO PURoHAsERs OF F1Hs W.rcr,p,
"Iillan hxon's, London, and Jules Jurgensens cora
na&sn WATCHES; Eugene Breguers NICgEI wAT,,g
ChAhA'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best TimaKesn
efs, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK corner OF Colvsr
su water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewel-y os
ehains' SiS er and PiatedWare .ecoultres Swiss IA
ana Strops dold Silver and Steel Spectacle to spi
ages. New goods now in store. Purchasers viii please,
Nohce-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs
Baltimore I'm oiS
suI6t
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at Georgetown are filed with invalids There sre
many cases OF measles and mumps. SPFcf,f
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ESTABLISHED In 1887.
TO "A SH PU R.CHA SERS.
RRANDIES GIN zsINES %

or all brands and vintages in Custom-H House Stores
IN STORE,
large stock OF STRICTLY PURE OLD RYE WIS
HES from dstillers Of high reputation
The undersigned respectfully invites examination f bi
sock winch he offers at very low prices for cash. in
"eS 70 SUIT buyers. THOS. THOMPSON,
'el4'h' 90 South Gay street.
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NEW STYLESll
NEW STOOKll
CORTLAN & CO.,
NOS. ZIG, 2ls BALTIMORE STREET.
nave no" on hand one OF the handsonest collections NJ
GAS CHANDELIER
'oahd IN TINS country grade: Fourght Chan
deiiers complete with Shades at So to TanIigbt ebod
Hers ct $3.50 each
very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room,
CHANDELIERS.
Farior, Drawing Room and Cha Der
BRACKETS
BEADING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS
GAS mopor1,, FIRE PROOP SHADES
w.yr,pr,s AND KEYS,
AND HOLDERS, &c, &C.
any OF which will be sold upon as good termsa m
quality goods can be bought in any OF the Eastarr ,o
CORTI.AN Il CO.,
importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures
French and English China
o, and House Furnishing Goods
Of every description
De. W. CULLEN DUENAvANT,
DEN TIST,
NO 81 North Charles street
TARA. BALTIMORE,
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
snow that they can cave money by purchasing Wood
already Saved and Split Office ofCity seau, Fra Wood
Ein, " WV"
No. 5EoETE gxsERz
''-" gAHES a. JOHNSON
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PAT EMIT
SHOULDER aEAg
SEfRTSi
9HIRTSi
SHlRTSi
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED or NO SALE
Unequzied by any.
Ns" 122TTb IS DE sss iSJEgGGs 0a sHe'ffkkfs
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
AERINo sHIRTs AND DRAWERS
COLLARS. TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALFEDSE
HAEDKERCHIEFS
". P. TOWLES Il BRO.
PATENT SH0ULDER-SEAM SHIRT HANITFAcropy
Iz5 Baltimore street.
r ~ Under Carroll Eall.
SOLE AGENTS FOR JN0 CI.ARg. Jr, Il CO.'S "a.
CEISE CCTT0g. Also,
FATEaF FLOOR SKATES n,x.y
IMPORTANT TO EoUsEKEEPERs
Tokuow thavc
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FICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY,
PROMPT ACTION OF THR MIssIs-
sEPP EEGIsLATURE.

A gentleman who arrived from Jackson on
Yesterday, appnses us Of an important action
taken by the Mississippi Legislature on Thurs
day last, looking to the defense Of the Mississip-
ri valley. That body, upon hearing that more
troops were needed at Columbus in view Of an
apprehended attack from the enemy, Immediate
" passed a bill authorizing the Governor to call
out an optional number Of volunteers foE such
tune as their services may be needed as an aux
iiary force to our army up the nver, A hall
million dollars were also voted 10 maintain these
troops at the expense of the State while in the
field.
such prompti.ude in voting men and money
or She prosecution Of this var il characteristic
Of our sister State, and is quite worthy Of her
valiant sons. Her volunteer sUidiegJ have al
ready i~eariessly barred their breasts 70 tho iron
hail upon every baltic field Of this revolution
are sal ANXIOUS 20 take a yet more active
part in tbe g%Iorious struggle for southern de''v-
ersace. We may expect an enthusiastic rush e
arms among her people, during tho next ten days'
fuCy commensurate with the call Of the exec
utive.
Truly the war spirit hiss received q new i'm
petus ali through the great Southwest which
spreads its ooutagion with the progress Of each
day. Belmont dear-bought ~vetory-hss done
for US more thaa the Bull Run disaster accom-
Dlished for the North Il has fred the peoples
hearts, and made them eager TO meet the foe
amid the scenes of a Sill deaiHsr combat. The
vatchNori omblazonei on their banners, and
tie sai550oh Of their war cry viii be, VIC
Tory OR DEATH
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Ita Gsartv Eagle. Of the 18th, states cr the
authority Of citizens who had just returned tTom
P-ccahontas, that the Federals were moving down
toward that p.sca, aud that Col BoTIand had
called tor aid.
That sam paper also aludes to the fact tdst
several hundred sacks Of salt had been bought
in the place by foreign spectators, who designed
10 take it out Of the county, aud adds Cur
citizens Ought not to suffer any Of the necessaIles
Of life to 20 into the hands Of spectators, for
if they do there is no telling wha, they will have
to pay for them when they need them. s~Pecula-
tors are the worst enemies We have and ought to
be hoyyned down by the people.
PoRK-There is no good reason, says the
Little Rock Trus Dcr1Ocrot, why pork should be
high priced this winter. There are more hogs IN
! the soptb chan at the North and q less population
70 feed The corn crop was an abundant one,
and the supply Of hogs Is ample. We should
| hear IN mind that an unusual quantity O.. beeiwll
he ssltod and dried this winter and 60 far TO sup
DIV the place of pork. The army viii consume
and waste a great deal, but there is yet enough
for oil and no good reason can be given Tor ask
ing or receiving exorbitant prices,
The Ouachita Herald announces that Capt. >.
L. Logan, has been appointed by Gen. Polk to
raise q battalion or regiment for twelve months
service. He has already received three compa-
MES. and will receive add tionsl forces At Gaines
Landing, and ration and transport them by boat
to Memphis.
The circuit courGof Ouachita county viii meet
on the 23d pTox, and Immediately adjourn over
the Christmas holidays, until December Both.
Parties ligitaut, jurors and witnesses are notified
not TO attend until tie 3oth Daoam5cE.
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An APPEAL o. TEE sOLDIERs,

CUMBERLAND GAP, November ~ lool.
EDITORS APrEu: Permit me 70 appeal TO
the patriotic people Of your city and elsewhere
for aid in furnishing suitable clothing for our
soldiers in general. and Col. Churchwei's 4th
Tennessee regiment Of the Confederate States Of
America, in particular.
Our regiment has been stationed for severed
weeks at Cumberland Gap, corner Of Virginia,
Kentucky and Tennessee, where obey have la
bored industiously and almost necessarily, night
and day, in constructing the splendid fortified
lions Of that important pass. Our colonel Is
now commander of that post, and we will winter
in that exposed aud excessively cold locality
As our soldiers have to stand sentinel in large
numbers on those bleak mountain peaks, and
are often sent as scouts amid those rough rocks
and rugged mountains, and perform many extra
duties, it il quite essential for them to be com
forrably clothed, 70 enable them to perform their
responsible and hazardous duties, and preserve
their health and lives amid the inclemencies Of
the winter. They need overcoats (gum, or oil
cloth and woolen) blankets, socks, etc, such
articles as the people, for whom they are sacTi-
fcing and suffering, can spare.
The regiments formed Of men from the States
Of Tennessee, Alabama and Mississippi Many
Of them have no kindred to care for them, and
others have friends who have not the ability.
Too frequently the people contribute largely TO
those who need their aid least Our regiment
has not yet been favored by the public, and dire
necessity has stimulated US % make this appeal,
and we have confidence to believe the liberal
hearts viii respond MOLLY to cur call for aid.
We have a company from jackson county,
Ala, which county has fourteen companies in the
field, another from Franklin county, Tenn,
which is the eleventh from that county. Both OF
these counties are remarkably poor.
I propose visiting Memphis, Team, and Pa
I nola county, Miss, December lst, and shall BE-
pleased to receive any contributions in any kind
of clothing for the really destitute and suffering
soldiers. Anything intended for cur regiment
may BE- sentt to Mrs. Tanning Jones, Como, Mss,
and Rev. 6. Watson, editor Ct7istiaE Adroeats,
Memphis Tenn.
s.. ". CHERRY, Chaplain,
Vb-r.bu-sIrs stb Tenn Regiment
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egg.
Action Of Congress.

AfaAot o SNAHENHH"
RICHMOND, November Olivia New Orleans
22d.-TLe proceedings of Congress are'uuinteg-
esdng. Il has been in sscr-. session principally.
Bocock, Of Virginia, was elected president
pro ten.
Capture Of rhc Commissioner.
The New York Herald, Of the 18th. says lhat
Mason and SGdeu were iakeu from the British
mail steamer Trent, on the sth inst, of Bermuda,
by Lieut.. Fairfax. with thity-fvc men, from
the San Jaciuso, with five officers.
Another Priya,esr.
On the 9th inst a p~rvatec- was seen oh st.
Tdomss and near Trinidad.
A Prohibition.
BosroS, November 1.-THE export Of salt
peter and guupowder has been prohibited.
a Federal Conurd.
The New York Herald says the value Of the
cotton aad rice obtained IN the C]arolinas will
pay the expenses of the great naval expedition.
Confederate Cubinot Appointments.
The Confederate Congress in secret session
yesterday confirmed the nomination of Mr.. Ben.
jamin as Secretary Of War, and Ex-Governor
Bragg, Of North Carolina, as Attorney General
Mr.. Bragg enters upon the duties Of his Office
today.
Volunteering IN Middle Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, November 22-voIuateering is
going on very brskly throughout Middle Ten
nessee. There is a probability that many couu-
ties viii furnish their quota OF volunteers in
stead Of miitie.
Confederate ssiznre In Kentucky.
The Louisville Courier says, that a few days
since, Col Forrest, with a part of his command,
seized about $1,000 worth Of flour and bacon,
and ether articles, at Ford's Ferry, below Casey.
vile, on The Ohio river, (Which were bca4g IN
loaded from a steamboat and carried tJPriace-
ton. ANauk.e guuboaJ appeared at the lsn1.
| ing very soon, but Forrest was on. Of its reach
The FrivHtecr Nashville.
Bermuda dates 90 the Us. Inst. reported ID.
! Confodcrats steamer Nashville then coming iutc
gort for coal, haFing been refused o supply 81
the other islands. She would probably OBJ
lain a sufficient supply from private stocks.
Federal Tariff Regulation.
NEW YORK, November l3-Special dispatche.
from Washington state that Secretary Cuasehss
determined to appoint a collector for the port o
Beaufort, as the Federal government intend {,
make it a port Of entry. senator Simmons, @
Rhode Island, viii send a ship TO B-anfor
heiglted with al assorted cargo. to czchaag,
for cotton.