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paTrEnExcK or OPINION

asoms cowardly" Ssesssioniss, VINO
..r;se, ia the dark behind 6esi;ious name
s,y,-aTbe question is not who are for OF
aoaia.s the Union-but how can the Onion
~ rreseryeds" NJ. DoUcLAs, in his CHI
eazo speech, says: "The question is, are
re 70 maintain the country Of our fa'hers'
or allox it to be stricken dorn BY those rao'
chen they can no longer gorsrn, hreaie" 10
lasroy.' Again, the writer above msn-
sioned, thinks that "masuai foEbearance'
concession and compromise, alone can save
,.',-.his Republic. "Ays, there's the rub"
for, ~ the past unesring'y proves, the
~mu.ual forbearance" is all on one side
and promises to be only more so in future.
On this point, Mr.. DorGLAs is empha'icaiiy
explicit. He says-"I have struggled long
"for peaceful solution Of the difficulty. !
shave no. only rendered those States what
"was theirs Of right, bu. have gone to the
a~s,y extrrrns NJ narnanimity- The return
"ue reeeire is War, armies marched upon
our Capital, obstruetions and dangers to
4" our nariqation, letters Of marque 10 inrits
"pirases 10 prey upon our commerce, con-
" ceytsd Increment 10 blot out The United
States Of america from the map Of The
"gsobe."
Still arguing for "mu.ual forbearancs"
this Secessioniss "who strikes in the dark
behind fictitious namo," tries bis hand at
4 parallel hear him ''Bas, say the friends
"and apologists Of the present Adminstra-
",ion, it is too late for compromise-trea-
"son has been committed, the flag has been
"disyraced, the U. S. troops have been
4" assailed by a riotous mob 10 Baltimore.
"open rebellion has broke forth, and it
"muss be put down il needs be, at the point
"of the bayones. So said the King OF
"England, when he heard OK the Boston
.,ea par.y-.he Boston riot-of the king's
officers compelled to resign-of the tag OF
"Greas Britain in dust, &C." We desire
no better answer to this "origina" and
s.rikipsly dppropos ~ parallel, than thi;
sx,rac. from the speech Of Mr.. DoueLAs,
from which We have been quoting: "Ths
"present secession movement is the result
"of an enormous conspiracy formed more
ethan year since-formed by the Southern
Confsderacy. The conspiracy is
"now known. Armies have been raised.
" War Is leried to accomplish it. There are
"only two sides to the question. Every man
"mu.t be for the United States or against it.
There can be no neutra!s in this war, only
"pairiots--or traitors. . The Consti-
"iution and its guarantees are our birth
"right, and am ready TO enforce that in
"aiienable right to The last orient. Va
"eannot recognize secession. Recognise ii
"ones, and you hare not only dissolred
/" government, but you hare destroyed soeia'
"ordsr, upturnsd The foundation Of society
i" You hare inaugarated anarchy in its
"rorsi form, and ,oiH shortly experience
I" all the horrors Of The French Rsrolafion.
"Theu We have solemn duty; to maintain
"the Government. The greater our uuan-
"imity the speedier the day Of peace"
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u Oar gallan, representative, Col. Crs-
It's, ws learn from the Keskuk Gate Civ.
marched from Annapolis to Washington
with the Massachusetts, aud y. Y. tn reg;-
nen.., which repaired the locomotives and
laid dexa the railroad track - they pss-
eresssd.
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Executive OFFICE, Iowa, J
t,l o. 1871


Hon. CALEB BALDwE Council Bluffs, Iowa.
| DEAR SIR: am Informed that some I'M
easiness exists on the frontier, lest the
| border counties suhr from attack BY In
dams or iawless menof other States. There
are not at present ary arms to send you !;
but the people should organise as minute
men, and arm themselves as soon as we'll as
| thev can with private arms. l authorize
yQu to mako any sucl arrangements as you
may think the safety # the border requires.
in the way Of organizing companies, and
perfecting q system OF communication with
each other, in case o. need. You are also
authorized to oall any Of these companies
into service, if in your judgment, the public
safety requires it, and continue them in ser.
vice as long as there may be any necessity
therefor.
| leave the whole matter in your discre.
ton, confident that you will, in all respects,
act With due regard to the safety of the
frontier and the public interest.
send you herewith blank commissions
Tor military companies in the western coun-
ties Of Iowa. Please ill them up and deliver
them to the officers elected BIZ the companies,
under your directions. Yours truly,
SAMUEL J. KlRLWOOD. q
COUNCIL BIrrFs, Iowa,
Nav 9th, 1861.
To TIE CITIZENS OF WESTERN iowa.
In order to more fully carry out the desire
OF the Governor OF this State to protect our
frontier settlements, l respectfully request
that an effort at once be made to organize
at least one military company in each of the
ae Sb,a Sfutn xrh,ah nj
hold itself 10 readiness for service Mt any
moment there may be occasion therefor.
Each company should be composed Of not
less than 10 nor more than 80 good loyal
citizens.
As soon as the requisite number have
volunteered for the purpose of organizing a
company, the members thereof will proceed
to elect their ofhesrs-so whom commissions
will Be issued.
The rolls Of the companies, with the
names OF the officers elected, should be for.
varded to AdJutans g. NJ. Dodge. of this
city.
Arms viii be provided BY the Executive
OF this State at the earliest moment posi-.
bic, for all the companies thus organized
A thorough military organization in our
western counties. with plenty Of arms and
ammunition, IL the best guaranty We can
have against iuvasions from the savages not
Tar rom our borders, or from marauling
parties. whose time for operation 10 when
oar citizens are ia . dsfenceless condition,
and when cur National troubles direct the
attention Of the Fedora! Government to
other parts. c. BALDWIN.
The people Of Western Iowa, should give
this matter their earnest, immediate at;en-
ten. They live 10 a sparsely settled coun
Try, far removed from the great centres of
arms aud military stores, and
almost surrounded BY srsaeherous tribes of
Indians. In case Of threatened danger, Of
Daaus every man would ~ 10 arms, 20 pro.
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aTA Secession organ dent like the ar.
.isls. thu. arpesr in this paper. Very well
the editor OF the aforesaid Secession
organ Is smphatieal'r Informed that We
write neither for the appreciation Of piup,,
thieves or traitors.
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Sher1ffss Sale.

DY virtue Of m Execution 10 me directed from ~
- Once Of the Clerk Of the District Court VI Potts.
watsmie County. Iowa shall proceed 10 sell 90 Moo.
hsy the goth day Of Nay A. D. 1851 between the hours
o. iooelock, A. n. and o'clock r. ~ Of said DAY
safe 70 commence at 10 O'Clock A. -n front of me
County TTesssreis once In The city Of Cornell Biua
the toilowing described property OF Al. Williams d
r. johnson william Menary, to wit:
lpt No - in Block No ~; known as the "Mill Lot,
IN Gescsnt City, Pottawzttamie County Iowa
TAKEN IS the property Of A. J. Williams J. John
on William Menary satisfy execution In favor
Of Thomas Allison and Lueius Nutting.
q. II. CRAIG, sheriff,
HyC. r. REED. Dep'y shsfI6
N0ncti D!u9s, lows, April 30th, tosi.-200
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Il TIE st NJ H~.,
II. r. SNOW.

w s " Retail Dealer, In Boots Shoes Ha,s
W Caps wall Paper l. Gentlemen, urnishinr ca,
nea 70 sci. ~ prices satisfactory To those y M
;, ef h"ase Remember the pIaee--next door h
AeSseslsnd's Drugs Store. Lover Droadway ~
(EusIe oopyl
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HllcriH's Sale.

Ilf virtue o. special execution issued from the o.cs
II OF the Clerk Of the District Court OF PottAwaitss
County, Iowa and to me directed, have levied upon
and will sell at Public Aucen al tho front door OF the
County Treasurers Once In Council Blus CITY In said
County between the bours OF O'Clock A. n and four
O'Clock p. n, on the 7th day OF Nay 1861
1t the hour Of oclGck r. u Of said last named day,
the following described real estate, situated in sad
County, 10 Wit
Lots and0 In Block In Jackson's Addition to Coun.
Gil Biuhsj Lots and 10 Block Is; Lois and O. in
Block l. sDd Lot in Block 81 In d. BsyIiss Palm.
ers Addition 10 Council Bluffs City Also the undivid-
cd hall Of the following parcels Of land 10 wit
Of Block D. Of Block :, Of Block ~, Of
Block %, Of Block - N Of Block 81, 3 Of
Block %, Of Block -, o OF Block -. Of
Block 81, of Block s.. of Block 20, Lot 10 IN
Block 3D. Lots H. ~ aud a. in Block sT-excepiinG 100
lots therein belonging 10 the Iowa University and twe
Lots beiobsing to Miss Dilkstsken the property q
A. burkhoder, 70 satisfy judgment rendered 10 ssa
District Court in favor Of Jacob H. White and ssainss
said A. BurkhoIder. for 1tse6 77lo0 and costs IN N
action for the Foreclosure Of Norgage executed ~
said Burkboider and wife, 10 said white Said sale
to be absolute. a. n CRAIG.
Sheriff Of Pottawzttamie County, Iowa.
Council Bins, Iowa, April 9Th, 1881.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

BALTosoxr. NOV. i6.--Gov. Hicks has Is
sued proclafhation catimg speciAlscssion
OF the Maryland Legislature az Annapolis on
the 9th inst.. 20 establish Maryland in her
old position In the heart OF tho Union, aud
render the traitorons Legislature Of The Fort
Warren members OF no account. hFt
Inc Norfolk Day Book Of yestcsia, con
tains the following:
MACoS, Ga. Nov. li.-The Plantsrs Con.
yenlioa has adopted resolution endorsing
the defensive measures of the Government,
and recommending discriminating duty Of
80 per cent. on tie productions 81 the United
States: Ii Was also resolved that II the var
continues and the present crop remains w
sol. tie planters shoald not plant next Spring
beyond the wants OF home consumption.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

Arrival of San Jaeia.o nth Mason and Sli-
deii-Mails 70 Port Rsyal-Fiag Of Truce
from Nortolk--Reteis again Whistiing TO
keep their CoHraoc nB-Rsbel Forces at
Norfolk
Fl. MoxRoE-Nov l5.-The L. s. steam
er San Jacinto has just arrived from the
coast of Africa via the West Indies where
she has been cruising six weeks.
Old Point was electrified by the tidings
that the San Jacinto had on board Messrs.
Slidell and Mason. who we're going abroad as
foreign ministers Of the Southern confcder-
acy.
Com. Wilkes reported tho news at head
quarters in person. and will forward his dis
patch might.
The Belviderc having been repaired will
leave for Port Royal TO morrow with mails
and dispatches
A flag Of truce from Norfolk brought down
to-day one hundred and fifty refugees. Tho
rebels assume 10 make light Of the affair at
Port Royal but AZ the same time betray their
apprehcnsions of its results. a report from
Norfolk states that there are nearly twenty
thousand troops in and about that CITY The
Merrimac is not Yet completed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS !
PREPARED from q prssrripsiea a. Mr. J. 6ggrsf
MD .Pknsieian Erfrsorf.narv - "a Q,',,r
IL. is,slushie nodicre . uof.nise b. -. CO,
ell ,hase painful and dangerous dses.e. - aA'sh t
female conssltsu,n = ail5s,i u fnoisrsiss ~ -
oes.ss sns removes al ol.sirufliou.. sal sp,,f,
cure nay be relied or.
TO ARTIf.n I.kTai--
spsrueaiariy sui'sa. . wfn. 20 shor' nr.i
bring oa ~ rnoossly n.ri'.l ~i,h r~rul,r'iy
Easa bo,l.. pre- ons dallsr. hsau l.s
meat sisnr sfcresf friifs'u. q prevent coun,-.
fis
7tes. Pgls stoujd sof p fstsa - ,-..liss aari .
o. gTRu 4BREE k0GTyT> = fs>va.sa,s. .
tl<g sre s,fre +, brig % Nscsr,eys. tsl a. az
cher fisie ~ are $40.
N eli cssss = Nerves.. sni s,.insl sn.ef.tl. ra.a
IN Ne Raek ~ Limbs. Taiizus - hight -sfriiyc
rslplissaa q ne Heart. ny-ierls- AL Hli,-..
the. PITT ~fn ST. = ear- ~Aea 81 oiasr ,asas-
kave fsilet: al ,libaagh a peFefsi fe-r,y. -
ros contain ira oAieunel. sois.osy - Aayitia.
burtf1i 70 iAe constitutes
Pan dsreeuoas 10 sh- pan. l.i-s ar..aai fstl
sr.. ~sleh sbsaid - carefully preserved.
sole sxenl g. Toe uu'ir,l states ans Cabsjs
yoR xosEs. l.sssIc 1. B.la~ = : O..
R.eh~st~s. ~
MILO asi postage .lAnps ft..ls,-l q 90,
suihoriisi ar.ni. vii insags b.i'e ,an'sinia =.
rg,.. ~ rssaru nal. scsa - r. cunsis~hs,s
and r y pes.ssils. Terrs-Hssia. AL ell co.,
Drusr'sis. my1tas,'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

M: AZ l. with no ordinary emotion that
tender you and your command the heartfelt
congratulations and thanks OF the Govern
ment and tho country for the brilliant sue
cess achieved az Port Royal. La the var
now raging against the Government, Ia th.s
most catsscless and unnatural rebellion that
ever afflicted country, high hopes have
been indulged la tho Navy. aud great conf
deaco Feposef ia is efforts. The result of
the skill and bravery OF yourself and others,
have equalicd and surpassed our highest ex-
pccsations. 10 YOUR and your associates,
under the Providence Of God we are inhibited
for this great achievement bs the largest
squadron ever fitted out under that dag
which you have so CALAMITY indicated and
which you viii bear onward 10 continued
success
On the receipt OF your dispatches announ-
cling the victory az Port ROYAL the Depart
mont issued tho enclosed general order.
which. with this letter YOU VIII canse 20 be
read GO yonr command
am. sir, your ob't scrv't,
(Signed,) GIDEON WELLE5,
To fac officer Samuel +. Dupont. command
Ing Atlantic Blockading equadron. Port
ROYAL, \. {.
Capt. Taylor who has arrived here with
dispatches reports that when the San Jacinto
stopped at Cienfucgos, the escape Of Mason
and slidell was ascertained. Proceeding
thenec TO Havana, il Was understood they
had taken passage on the 9Th instant on the
British mail steamer Trentz, plying between
Vera Cruz By way OF Havana 81. Thomas
and Southampton.
While the San ,Iacinio Bas in the harrow
est part Of the Bahams channel, about 81
miles 10 the westward shouted the packet,
and as usual in such cases fred shot across
her bows and brought h.. TO- Two boats
were sont 10 her under C 'mand of Lieut.
Fairfax who boarded the packet and arrested
Mason aad SlideIl. who were personally
known to him. at frs. they objected TO be
ING removed without tho employment Of
force for that purpose; however they we're
soon after removed without further trouble
aud conveyed 20 the SAnJacinto, Their re
speciivc secretaries, Eustis and NcFarlan
we're also brought on board and are now on
their VA yto New York. The packet had no
other save her own flag. The remainder
Of her passengers including the ladies con
nected with the SliGell and Mason party were
not molested. and therefore left free TO pnr-
she their journey
Official dispatches are y0luminous and in
cludc several accounts OF the capture, to-
gcther with protest Of Mason aud Slidell
against being taken from British steamer
The CTur dc Leon weht down to the fio-
lila last night and returned anc zen o'clock
this forenoon. She reports affair unchzng-
ed down the river.
A coasting sloop run the blockade yestcr
day and although forty rounds were fired at
her from the rebel batteries, not slot
struck her. Tho Harriet Lane started down
this forenoon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

BALrmoKK. Nov. i5.--The Richmond L.
aminer SAYS Intelligence was received in this
city lasl night, and oonveyed 10 the War
Department bY Mr.. Fisher. a member Of
convention who arrived yesterday from las
tern Virginia. that large force Of the enc.
my about four Thousand strong had invaded
the eastern shore OF the State crossing from
Somerset county 10 Accomac. IL Is stated
that our available force for the defence OF
the Eastern shore including Col. Smiths
iment stationed there Is about 1890 IL
would doubtless be impossible ~ send rein
fsrcementa across the water.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

IMPORTANT SorrcE.-we are requested by
auditor Allen 20 say 10 those persons who
are in the habit OF turning horses and hogs
into the Court House Yard. that il the ac'
1. repeated. they viii be prosecuted 10 tie
Utmost limits OF the law. The trees and
shrubbery have been placed there AT great
expense TO the county. and the officers are
determined thew "mu~, and shaii he IRE
servsd."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

Brsndreih'S Piiis have been before ~ wsrlI ST.
nearly on hundred and ten years. Thy haEssr g.
tAhlished chsrscser Ger safety All raEcacy. sii,.
plsees then in he hrsi rank q al the meScsnrs
tse dsy. They are purely vegclahis, hsrrric-s e.
the ienterest sse g wesess franc. ycs 81 saescer
esseaey % thoroughly cleans ana parity the hlsot
throcgh tAe organs CT thc stomach and bowcis--
They al sed improve dgsstion. AMI soun1. resresl
irz sieepfciows their uss They have cured ,hour.
ard Of eases q he most d.srcsssng dyr7rrsa ~
The symptoms a confirmed cen-uupsson hsvo hesn
removed BY their Use. and health has again hies,rt
the once desrAiring Invalid. Costycnsss The gree
prenoser Of d,ssase Is inf.lbly cured by ,hese PHI
Apoplexy ard paralysis are a. sarels prevented Z.
The pills persever.ngly used son as fllnsf.
% intense pain OF he head Is experienced. IT,
Ands CT cases furnished IN prof. Price - crnls
box.
Sod - J. K. CrsuscsAs. Terre Hante. ara - 20
respectable dealers in medicine. focrics~in,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

Hos SorlcF--I will eel CA every Taes
day. Thursday anil Saturday Of the month
81 November. i-sl. between the hours OF
: O'Clock A. VI. and ~ O'Clock NJ. a. the
pnhiic pound IN fersc Haute. 70 the highe~,
hilier. Al public anesior. all hog ,las nay
have been. on any Of Thee days ~ith'n shs
snhlir pour~l more than twelve hrurs.
THOMAS MAplGAN.
CITY Nsrshsi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

The Ssesmer Fingai reported at :ssraaaal-
Proposition 10 Rails, he Biack Fiss-Da
rfs obj>cfs-Sen1 CarsliHs Gosoonads--
The Pan,c ~ SarsHHaA--N,R Preparing
10 Teare-Ths authorities prakiha Gerry
inc s,ras Goods.
Bsrrrxosr, Nov. l6.--Tho Norioll. Day
Book SAYS the steamer fingAi has arrived at
savannah with 6 cafgo cf munitions &c.
The Richmond dispatch avs Il has inform.
ton that the authorities of South Carolina
have communicated with the t.ovcmfacnt on
the .ub;ccf &C hcisfing The hlacL flag, ~
which allusion h. been ma,lc eincs the n
tack on the cnas, OF that State
II 4 believed that Zen. Ice has received
orders from The War Department that thosc
captured must be regarded prisoners Of
var. lis 80 these orders will be dlsrc
rarlsd hs the authorities OF South Carolina.
That the same course viii be pursued a. thsi
adopted by Gov. Wise Al the time of the
John Bros n raid. and that when South Car
olina l. done with the invaders. the cnnsed.
crate roysrnmsi can have them.
rerrsbarrh Virginia papers Of thc ish
instant are received. Ihey appear yets
much IN tho dark n regards rhc operation 81
the feet.
I.Yxcnsrrc. Nov l3-li :. reported. hui
no, confirmed that the nion men OF Tee
nes.se have possession Of Brysial. The pan
r. af Savannah Ia consequence az the victo
~ Of &c Sect Wa 20 great that even mcE
we're running away. small ware merchant
Who we're packing up their good % leave
bad been noLdcd ny the auihorisies that the,
~oaid uss 10 Permitted % cs-ty Of ihei
good.
The Easaarab kepahiicsn l. indignant Al
this couarisy dessrtEsa IN The hour % dan
rsr. md nrres Ls~soB % issus an order Pre-
veus.os spy able bcdief man unasr ~ rear
Of sz~ from ie.vinS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18
The fisgai Transfers Her Cargo Of
Arms Ia the Nashville, and Takes
Mason and SIsdeiI Aboard.

BosTos. Nov. l6.--Capt. Hunter. OF the
steamer Deltafrom Bermuda. for Halifax,
reports that when he lefi Bermuda. The Brit
ish steamer fiagsl snd the rebel steamer
Nashville were in port. The Fingsl had
transferred her cargo Of arms TO the Nash.
vile. and the latter had put Aessrs. Mason
and Sliie! aud suite on the Finsal. which
would take them 20 England. while the
Nashville would run the blockade with the
arms
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

SPECIAL TO TklBtAE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.--Information re-
ceiyed by Government rom Port Royal 20
the 18th SAWS the rillsge had nearly ceased
Powder had been secured.
On the light house and the channel bnoys
bad been recovered
4 large force of South Carolina troops va.
gathering Il Port Royal. Tenn.. estimated ~
from three 20 ten thousand. ~ y ~
II was tho expressed intention o. che own.
ers Of the houses on the Island To 1arn them.
ten. stoneman Las been spPoius-i % the
command OF the entire cavalry i'.ce Of the
United States.
The work Of raising brigade 5e com
posed entire of virginiAns, IS depressing
hneiy- There are several thou AID refugees
iron Virginia who are anyioas 70 enist in
the defence OF the Government
The rebels set FIRE 20 the schooner Mary
land. thought 10 be loaded with coal. passing
their batteries on the Lower Potomac. The
crew escaped In boats A party OF tie Ma
sachusetts LIST rowed TO her. extinenished the
flames and towed her to the MARYLAND
shore
SPECIAL TO TnE uEsAip
personal difficulty ID progressing be.
tween Col. Hincks of the iith Massachusetts,
and the Major az the Tammany New York
Regiments. The affair grew out Of the re-
port OF Col Hincks 70 Gen. Stone in regarl
20 the engagement at Balls Bluff. which con.
talns severe structures OF the conduct of the
Tammany Regiment. IL is understood thar
= challenge has passed from the Major 20
Col. Iincks
The United States steamer Hesze, went
down the river lac. night. passing the
batteries without being ired upon. ~ far as
we are aware
The Bachelor and another schooner nass-
co downward this q. m. unmoiesfed.
The steamer Resolute and another. in
passing Cock Fit Point was Erred upon
from shere. and as she passed down. the
whole range OF batteries opened on her in
succession. Several batteries throwing in
shot and shell together. Several shells
were seen from the deck of the Yankee N
burst over the Maryland shore.
SPECIAL TO TUNES.
The volunteer service nov numbers four
bundled and eighty thousand men leaving
but twenty thousand more enlistments 10
reach the narber authorized by Congress
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-18

Trade with seashern Perss-$ena-
tsEs & sSin 4 &C.. sent 90 Ts. Msn-
roc - Expedition Ca Aecsmac
County virginia The Csstaes
Eiated with the Arrest Of mason
and t>itdeif - aumsred Capture
sf 300 Federal Troops.
Nav lokK, Nov. 1.-THE Times special
states that Government Is considering tho
question Of the resumption Of commerce with
Southern ports s. fist - they EEL into our
hands.
Orders weEe sent this evening % convey
Senator GHin and companions a. foEt
Monroe.
Gen. Dix sent al expedition Of 900 men
~ Accornzc and Northampton countie-, Va,
Formerly Misss' Congressional Dizsric,. and
also seat : spo c.znstion 20 the peorlc assnf-
Ing them Ct protection in az their rights 81
Union men, bur any di-rcgaris 81 laws viii
be punished severely.
The expedition = connslflsicd isv General
Lockwood
The Herald's Washington dispatch states
the President and Cabinet arc quite eisted
over the anesf of Sliieli and Mason. Tie
proposition - ii Eagland demands satisfae-
ton % disas0v the act and declare that
Wilkes DID Il Oh bis ogn responsibility.
ItnTnor j. afioat that BIO men 81 tire New
York 18th have been taken pri-gHeF- ~ shc
rebels. hns i j discredised.