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, 1861-11-22

nAsH1S9Toh, Nov. 21-Lord Lyons has
made no offensive comments upon the Mason
aud sadeh affair. The reports to the prein.
ace OF that Minister which have been nut in
e3lea!silon s1e positively contrsdicted in di.
piomaltc circles here, and it Is quite certain
;has Lord LIONS viii commit no brsach ot
courtesy. 1t be has any communicotions tn
t1er they FIl be made in official form hnt
1heTe Is no indication that such action ia co1.
tsmplated. The facts in the ease ara yery
eLteul, I'm sna 1aat onf Government ought to SEIZE
me rebel Commissioners Is too clearly estah.
lished TO admit 5f much argument,
CGl. Mcleod Mu1phs's regiment ga7e IN
e1nioanou OF the mode Of laying q Dontoon
olloge Oyer the Anacosta Rtver. Tie w2rk
Was rapidly Snd sEilltully Performed.
trem Wheeling, Va. 1'~1
e!nce the negottcn OF the new loan. m
Fr1saJ lsst, Secretary Chase nas plsced r. the
efed1s OF daaburslrg officers ia New York, B a.
Ion End Fhilade]ph1a ths sum Of IS 504 S74. tn
w paio 10 contractors end other Government
Especial dispatch to tho N. Z. Tribunal
=, nAa1sGIoa, 49, sE-.TLs. spiders 1T
b.autort, and the slaves on The ls,ani. viii
soon be picking the unsathered cotton. The
1e'mer, under IN order from the Govsrnm ent.
ano s1e latter upon the Impulse OF Wages di.
1eeted to be paid them by Gen. Sherman,
=, ls siso probable that the cultivation of
o9 contracted for by some responsible Yankee.
"ho will be required to employ The Slaves
abandoned by their masters on the several
tlantatione.
The ftsamer Stepping Ssone ran the block
ace On Tuesday night, With stores for the 10
hiia IN the lower Potomac She transferred
her stores to the squadron, aud taking on
board number of contrabands fropa the
stesmer Baltimore and the ice boat, agsin
Inn Inc nfoehade LAST hight, aud arrived al tho
nayy-yard. ''@0
a new punishment for Virginia Ia at hand.
congress will probably be called on to chonre
tEe territorial boundaries Of Delaware, 80 "a
TO give this little State all the land between
tie Chesapeake bay aud Delaware river ard
10 change the boundaries Of MARYLAND sn ~
10 give her all the eastern Counties Of VIrpin;a
ana to leave to the State OF Virginia. AZ ar
ganlzed BY the Convention at W6ealinp the
ttriito1y between the Blae Ridge and the
Oh RIVER ~
Tie report that the Spanish Minister said
be would have demanded bis passports had
MeEs1a. MasCn and SiidtN baen taken from a
span1fh vessel, OF ent=rtained such an opinion.
IL untrue.
Gen: Butler is here receiving his last inskrac.
t'ons In regard to his expedition South.
WAsHmGros, Nov. eL-It has bsen Official.
y ascertal1ed, that the Government has now
IN he field, in camp, and In the process of for
nation. 600 600 volunteers, and the tnii It
ments for the regular service are mora than
heretofore numerous
, 1861-11-22
4 MASONIC c0ISC1nEyCE

Last spring lion. hr. Winthrop, then at
Washington, invited Senator Mason to
vi=ii Boston. " Not until I cone as an
-An'5assndo7," was the reply which made
:le li1d mannsrel member Of the Boohoo
Committee quake down to his very boot
1.tls. We'll, about this time he is there
''-s IN Ambassador for the San Jacinto
n;gst lave arrived yesterday, and dis
charged her cargo at HFJ Warren. He
tcSbtltss remembers hReWn words, which
L Es! strike him as Of a prophetic cast. He
is I'll sc2epted Msson at Fort Warren, even
j: Col. Dimn1ick's rules do not allow him
IN be !. free one.
, 1861-11-22

IN saturday last the west wing of Jackson-
vile Female College Has DESTROYED hv t7re
4no Young iadlee, were severely injured BY
AtseH pt'ag to escape from the fourth story
"'ncoW-oue ha7itg her arm broken and
esoalder dislocated, and the other leg BRO
En-. The fire originated il defeciye aue.
nc main building WAS saved with difficulty.
me ccl1tge wss the largest Of the kind in the
s14se' ee1rg capsule Of accommodating four
hundred pupils. The loss is supposed to be
ahout 0.oo0, en which there was said to be
iakuranee.
, 1861-11-22
:; tIiEagn Grit,t11re
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER % 7es1

6 Nne citizens out Of ten endorse the
r s'1on 1ssen by the Secretary Of War,
*'t 1epudiate that assumed by Secretary
sm''n: 1he genuine Union men all sup
!':' me 'ofmer' and only the luke.wa
'1u f"'en sustaln the pros1avery doctrine
.; me latter. The people say Let every
:::.sa' man, whatever my be his color,
i%'e INC privilege Of striking for the Union
"a humsn liberty. By that sign they
' q conquer and the Republic will be
!:'sd- Away with the tlunkics,
, 1861-11-22

4 khs5p Skffmibh in Kentucky.
The Louisville Journal Of the 2Oth h,. in
formation that en- Sunday morning detach
nent, under Colonel Alcorn, atationed 81 Cal.
toun, attacked BaHkins' regiment at Cvnre.a
b11ase' th1ee miles back Of Rum7ey, IN Nc
Lesn comfy, aud completely routedthe reb Is.
Killing great number, taking twenty-five
Prisoners, three hundred horsee, and nun.
oer OF gn-t, blankets, &c. Our loss VISA ten
Killed AID fifteen wounded.
, 1861-11-22

oar dispatches inform Us that on the
CT car Minister to England dined with
:1.e Led aayor, ION which occasion m,,cb
Pleasant speaking followed the dessert
1ST1ey aid Mann sas down with the Fish.
1'""sers Association. The Fishmongers
"<le ii Iocr company, that's all
, 1861-11-22

TIE Fox RIVER REGMEST.-Col. Greuesl's
boyf, in their late expedition from Rolla,
brought in " "returns Al as follows: 9 prison.
ers, some so horses, about dozen mules, 200
lead Of cattle, and large flock of sheep. Tbs
regiment met the Paymaster the other
dsy in lis official capacity, and the next m orn-
ing sent s2500 to their homes in Old Kane.
i1ood tcr them.
, 1861-11-22

E Max Maretzek, of musical fame, with
his troupe travelling in Mexico, were recently
attacked By a party Of guerilla resctionlsts
wlo treated Max roughly, aud ran off to the
mountains with his singing girls, and now
asE the distressed manager to pay humping
rsusom for them,
, 1861-11-22

tY The demand for blue army cloth has
.restcd scarcity Of indigo, aud chemists are
looking wi!h hopes Of SUCCESS to product
y the cx5dization Of benzone, which properIy
treated yields supaib blue. I: it prove durn-
ole the discovery will be mensely valuable.
, 1861-11-22

~ It is figured out, by statistical re-
porter, 1Eat the actual cost of reducing Port
Royal, in $500 shell fired, costing IS each,
toEe:l@- 80 -zzIc @zzIcc:s OF H-., reotef yes
Gclb, Fay of soldiers, value of rations clothing,
and the two vessels LOST, foots up the enor.
EouE sum Of 81 .9o3,0o0. War is IN expensive
, 1861-11-22

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-The Times has a let.
tst iron On board the gunbcat Cuy1er, of
Ship lelard.
At that time {4'h inst ) there 9e1e in New
Orleans come 5000 rebel troops, all well
aimed, but poorly clothed, and su order had
recently been issued compell.sg evsrv slave
capable cf hear:pg &tns u jotn asus ni1i:err
organization.
The city VAS being enviroEed by batteries
oq eyes5 eide. excepting On the r,ar, from
hich the rebels appear to apprehend no at
tack, but which in faet can be easily assslled
ty veil appointed force
The land On that eide il sHarapv, and fhe
city is nnapp1oaehable, excepting 81 the shell
road and the railroad; but it is believed force
of 1000 men could overcome an difficulties.
and capture the city IN ten hours after leaving
the deep waters Of Lake Borgre.
The only foTtifcaticn in tie way Is the old
ts9t At the main passage between Lakes Borgre
srd PcntchaItFaID, which is represented to
be 1E Te1y dilapidated condition, and poorly
provided with guns snd men.
Once in possession Of the city, our forces
could bold It .gainst all assaults, and would
doubtless have the .sslstAnce Of thousands Of
lis cltiz:ns. -
, 1861-11-22

H There is talk Of a new railroad line d.
rect from Washington to New York, leaving
to one aide Philadelphia and Baltimore,
ard giving high speed through, with
out change Of cars. A new road bet~een
the loyal States ana the Capital is needed A
deputation Of prominent men is already NOV
iup In the matter
, 1861-11-22

A0IA1%A aAA AAty-e1A CpUkf2Q2nQA, Il HA9
commanded By Msj. Ger. a. D. Fisher, Chsp-
II IAN OF the hst sas Filth, and Brig. Gen. q.
Il. Aocre, Chaplain Of the Kansas Third.
WHEREABOUTS OF 1ESN1soE's CAVALRY,
The Companies OF Captain John Brown. J1.,
sEc Lieut.. John L. Merrlck will remain at
ha1 sas City; the rest OF Jennsson's regiment
left tLere OF Saturday morning for Pleasant
HUI, where The Government wagons wera
1stely destroyed. The enemy in Jackson and
Cas- couIties numbers not lsss than / 900
1neD, ard Jennison's Hen anticipate an early
engagement.
Over ore hundred e1svee, who had soach.
refuge IN their camp, ware sent into this State
lew day. sEo. 1t il said that mapY promi.
nGnt secefsicnists In jackson county hold
eategusrdE-whether they ara genuine OF
lo1ged, ie lot known.
FEARFUL INCREASE oF CRIME.
e1nce the comLeIcement of hostilities.
crime has Increased st fearful rate along our
Fhele border. The ganb1ers and roug6s OF
St Jce. and Atchisou, Of LeaYenworth and
kalsss city, have abandoned their faro banke
sid sweat cloths ard taken to the mora lucra-
tire profession Of horse stealing, bank rob.
blng, sDd to atBaesinstion-wheneve it will
pay These detpers does are Union men In
haIsas and Receetlontsts In Missouri: thev
piupder ipdisc1iminatefy, and are "a leatitute
OF political pEir ciples as rheJ arc Of common
honesty. Gov. Robinson has taken the libcrty
Of calling the soldiers of Kansas who have
fought tor our lives and property ts irresponsf-
Bile treeboote1e. If be should pay his atten.
tion to the actuel criminals row within his
jurisdiction. he would gain some title to the
respect which Is due Governor.
, 1861-11-22

| In New York on Wednesday, IN ac-
eo1dance with vote Of her Common Council,
National ea1utes were fred in three Of the
Public Squares In honor OF the Beaufort VIC
torr, and the bells were 1urg for one hour.
The city has voted to present costly sword
20 Commodore Dupont
, 1861-11-22

E There is an erroneous idea abroad that
ihe climate OF the Potomac valley is more
kindly than regions further north, whereas it
is often more severe eveK than New England.
Ice hes formed and snow fallen along the up
1er Potomac within week. The snsE On
Cheat Mountain, Western Virgins, has az
-tnged five inches in depth for several weeks.
, 1861-11-22
soUrnwHsTEnN m1sseHRr.
FJ1ce Moving TowafSa fhsNKanaaa
BORDER ef--S0uEhefn KanaRS III An npar.

~-- @oess'
Ro11A, Mo, Noy. s1.-AdYlces irom The
Southwest are to the effect that .f.ice has
abandoned his position at Cass7ii4s aud Is
n:oV1Dg toward his old camp al Neosho.
About 4oco Of his army, Under G{n. Harris,
~s1e Oh the Kansas line, directly H3st of Car.
image, With the evident intention of ,ntering
mat State and raYaging its souther.l counties.
Aa1rsh's toree Was principally cayafz. aud In
dians. Gen. Lane was in that yic::.ity with
about 3C00 infantry, and 1t il acs IL, probable
shat m engagement will take plae4,- -oet Beea
his aad Haz1ls's fcrces It is reported that
there is camp of 600 Cherokee Is,iians in
MCGEE county Kansas. ..,1!
The rebel State Legislature, in,,session at
Neeebo, had passed Al ordinances o7secession,
united The State with the Southern Confsde.
racy, and elected Gen. Rains one Of the Sens
ators to the Confederate Cougre:=. It rn
thought Gen. Parsons would bef1he other
Senator. 1t Was eaid Gen Fros:: Of Camp
jackson netoriety, would take cium,nd Of
Gen, ,Rains's division Of the rebel nmy,
, 1861-11-22

ARMY
From careful investigation Of the con
t':ti2u CT The army during the past month,
si:c Sanitary Commission have arrived Ut
;-c following general facts: That the sick
fn:zs aid mortality Of the army in the
Nest is greater, propcrtionately, than in
Tie East; that the mortality is so fsr much
1tss han in the Mexican war, il much less
1iszn in the average of European wars,
and that il is not much greater than in
civil lie. It is expected, however, that
On tic approach of cold weather, unless
v.5y good arrangements are made for
T!l:e1 quarters, both sickness and NOR
tai::y ill Increase.
, 1861-11-22
The Gouaplrae aey Azafaht The Telaerap3,
In EeWfQuudlAud.

ST: JOINS, Nor. a0.-The Telegraph liue
breakers are still at work the wires we're c1t
on Tuesday night The City Of Maucheeter,a
news VAS delayed I'LL Sunday night, By breaks
in the line The lire has been cut eyery f1o1r
today. NE have many men and horses ont to
repair it The Harbor Grsee line il belleyei
to be utterly destroyed The election takea
place to-dsJ ard quiet will probably prevail
hereafter.
The steamship City Of New York will arriya
cf Cape Race abcut midnight, but there arn
1o prospects Of boarding hei. -
, 1861-11-22

HNF1tW OF IF0Ups NJ 1E01&8Ap018F
MD1AHApoL1s, No4. aL-Gov Morton md
Mi. Gen. Lore, Of the indiana Legion, re-
viewed al the troops encampea hers, today,
streaht 81 sseR md W.Rer VIZ
iment Of cava15y, Col Bardkeland, aud one
artillery company Of six deld pieces. Tho
maneuyezipg Of the troops WIS 7ez7 crodIta.
bic and elected great spplausa from an im-
meEse crowd, who witnessed their eYolutIoDa.
, 1861-11-22

so1AcEs The Etgin Gazae reports good
deeds Of It's sole isrs abroad, most Of them in
Mitsou1i, IN eendlrg hone money to their
families. It ssys:
Net less than $1,000 fn gold md Treasury
Dotee hsVe been brought 70 this Immediate
vicinity, within 4 week. LIST u not h4 fx1Rhtr
e1st 1t tho e1pexse Of Tie Ea<
, 1861-11-22

Washington News via Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l.-secession reports
are circulating this evening that our troops in
Northampton county, Va, have met with re-
tlstanee, but they are without truth.
zen. stonemap, Chief OF q. 4. cavalry, was
narried In this city to-day.
.o = Reconnaissance WEB made to-day, nearly
Lowe mede t1o balloon ascensi,ns: and the
oily evidence Of the preseece Of rebels vera
camp 6Fes rear Fairfax G. H, about Is miles
from Washington, N-@'1~9
, 1861-11-22

e1l. barstow of Wisconsin, recently re-.
s;'ttd to his authority t. raise cavalry
regiment, has received orders from the
MAJ Department not to erect barracks nj
Is camp IN Janesville, but to put his reci-
z !sns N marching order SIS early as posi-
''e John S. Wallace, Esq, Of this CITY is
purchasing the horses. Hewas one of the
e'atraco1s who purchased the excellent
sa;tlt Ct horses for Col Fa1usworth's reei-
asens now at Washington. Another of the
SIC contractors, James E. Nix is buying
l1rses le1e for Col Daniels Wisconsin
cavalry regiment, now in camp at Kenosha,
, 1861-11-22

E- When 3 lad, General Sherman, now at
Beaufort, walked from Rhode Island to Wash.
irgton to see President jackson, and get ad-
raissinn to West Point. He showed the ripht
:.slt ea1iy, @ld it Will serve him and his coun.
1T now.
, 1861-11-22

arrived Ibis evening ffom Eastern Ke4tuekv.
a1d Ger. Ehermsu l6tt fer st Louis. ~
The ssn Antonio Fe1ss} Herald. of the 26th
S1e;s q esy that CT q. Audea& nj WIS arrested by
Ht3ulloeh icr a'ttmpt1sg tacome North, but
1so {sea2sd from tho gus7d aad Taa ths n Ut
zszge.. > "
, 1861-11-22

# The wife Of ersenstor G~in. .ra s.r
f.al osher lsoies aud friends Of thc n@aons, oss
arreattd In this city last SATURDAY. Errs =
Fort La1sytt.e yesterday. endeavorinr I, ~
= g!!Dpee oftheir friends, who are said IS b.
thtt 1be. pr!toners, Gwin,: Bsnhatn and BEN
f5Ve e. Eet hesE sert to Fort Warren yet,-N
, 1861-11-22

- WIN. Bennett Of Howard, Ill, came
aeal au'ghttnl death by tbs taking fire of e
hlsh5s infammable embrocatlon, In which he
Was bathing limb. ~
, 1861-11-22

- The schooner II. &. Kibby is under
seizure at New York for having srnuggled
iato the South, By discharging it q. Brazos,
re1as, large csrgo Of goods. She made
.ecd thirg Of it, but the final reckoning is
s.slLsth hkr
, 1861-11-22

E The Providence Journal Predicts that
the faLkees will introduce a new street no.
:1tEclatuse At B.au!crt. Hcw, will Lincoln
square, SeHard Avenue and Beecaer Place
suit tie South Carpliriapse
, 1861-11-22

H It is reported abroad that the United
States Government haye not only negatlved
participating in the expedition to Mexico,
but have protested against its being under
taken
, 1861-11-22

s 1t Ia threatened that Breckenridge is
shortly to lead his brigade into Southern
kentucky, ahd put in motion the wheels az =
Provisional government for that state
, 1861-11-22

- Judge Treat Of this State ia bo,d,,r
the November terra Of the United st.tes
Courts st Indianapolis, in the III heath of
Judge HUutirpto
, 1861-11-22

Nearly 5000 yards Of army vooIens
and cottons are turned ont daily at the MN.
of Manayunk, near Philadelphia, under Gor.
eminent contracts,
, 1861-11-22

e The Richmond Examiner says that
S9o,Ho tas been raised in the South, in con
trlbutions to the widow and children OF jack.
son, Of Aiexsndrla, the murderer Of Ells-
TCrth
, 1861-11-22

Rebel Prisoners as Boston.
Bos1oE, Nov. .I.--THensy-fi4e Of the rebals
captured on Santa Rosa Island, In the stack
morning. ~ ''''1
, 1861-11-22

VOIH Z IIN .
Inc home ofLafayette 4 Field Night in the Housc
c1 CcmnoEs a Legend OF tn. Lake Aku,a or sor.
fento New Counter blast; tho Wolves A Story a,
To-Day Health in the Hospital a st,rT Of rhanka.
kNns lne sohga In Dream; England aod Eman.
ciEatten Union So Liberty 9oz toF,n,n IT. sly
tosSesaio. "a, P1eposcsI5n Isvt.Es IN. Literary
otlces ~'N47
, 1861-11-22

Arrival Of 500 Se2me n at Catre.
CAIRO, Nov 2I-Five hundred seamen for
re gun beats arrived today from Washing
All quiet here and at Paducah.
, 1861-11-22
The Tables THruad.

j: 81 Mason and JEFF Davis were maiori.,
Q. ne COMMITTEE and inside the majority re
Senator Mason reported that JOHN BroEu'
raid Was 'intended to su,3vert the Govern
me1t Of the United States, y th2t it was "at
tended by sfned resistance to the authorities
sod public force Of the United Ststes,n
Nov, Mr. Masou, what have you been doing:
John bFoWn, good deal better man than YOU
with Jim Mason ?--Leaae,suorah Coastyyati,r
, 1861-11-22

e The New Orleans blackode aeems to
re a tole1ab]y close affair. It is nearly SIX
months since vessel from foreign country
has entered that port.
, 1861-11-22

9 Ont Of $4,000 recently paid the ssh
ienssylVania tea es5 regiment at Ale1aadris, oy:r
, 1861-11-22

Envloas and Malicious As.an1t.
EEW I ORE, Nov: 21-A pamphlet has been
privately circulated making cGarges aRafnst
Gep. Ae:ge. The author Is an srchitecf Who
tsEsion himself
, 1861-11-22

e0od nom EAatefn VIfG3Rta.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 21--Dispatches lust TO
cslTed from the eastern shore Of Tireinis.
hriDg the gratifying intelligence that the ssces,
sien!sts OF Nc1thamPton couuty, numb sriCg
l5o0, have laid down their arms, aud the
t.ds1sl troops have no~ full Possession Of
;tat ard Accumac copI ties. -
, 1861-11-22

E Ella zo5a1s hss tkea wife. Va
th4n hea1 10 more Of his dese.tioa as tt ten,
Ger orphan gi.l."
, 1861-11-22

F secessfa is rot free from s~indlipg sr.
my contractors ,snd 3 New Orleans paper urges
that they be shot Ia Napoleon.
, 1861-11-22

New Fork ARTILLERY foE she war.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21-The four artillery
companies now In the barracks at Albany, are
expected to depart for Washington this eve-
ming.
, 1861-11-22

lB = ries little crop Of tobacco grown By
Mr. P1isst1y, at WysEdotse, Kansa,, astess
TIL: the Eezd takes kindly to that soil.
, 1861-11-22

& Lbs 5i5lt Of Sorghum syrup has bssn
very large this year in Kuox county. Tie
quality is said to exceed that Of formar years !;
AID IN most Instances granula.;on his been
secured with but little difficulty,
, 1861-11-22

- Not less than 10000 hogs hare died in
@ Int,s'lan county, il this State, Of hog
, 1861-11-22

.H The light ship Relief has been trans
1efed from Woods Hole to Port Royal en-
trance,
, 1861-11-22

1ac *3aie1& Lead Mine Regiment en-
ronxe TO Chicago.
GAIEEA, Nor. 2L-The Waahburne Lesd
Mine regiment, fully armed and equipped, viii
Lave GsIena tonight asd arrive in Chicago fn
the morning.
, 1861-11-22
T1CRhOH 4 FIELDS, Publishers,
lbs KAehtpstuH Rlxest Yusrnu Masx

NorIoK TO TIE PRxss-An Newspapers which viii
1n nsse each ngHosr :. + y issued sending e
Frospectra and net1ce. VIII be entitted to an eT
change. For fates Of Clubbing With noVyp4pt6 ao
pH 70 the publishers. nozlkI dl.t
, 1861-11-22

Ire author Of Rc:lsdse" ha. a nes
Fsff to7krc:nfzg, uT8: 8.sas.la11s," :
, 1861-11-22
Price Of Number, as Dents.
:jhe Atlantic MONTHLY for 1880

A~AHAA+J AN4 4bOIa
11ersnnarv n-,.,,.. I'll,
1rn. ~ III u, n:pef EAl coEmeace tie Ni3th Fo.
II ciren1a,i ia GottS ses5 !A.8e aau GlI ncre2s
nrnx n and ~ - tnE eFlQeuce OF public ap
i IIhcs,HJrr Tnlnma ~ ~ oe spsfei 10 render tht
t,zes SO TtfE Ta =, tae te4 areraent4
jhe life Of the Eeopbltc tht he.t ~ 70 at{
liz. d. &nd IF the }Eesnrnrr noxri1 ~ Le ~
Eetton ara t canduct-rs cfthta ~ ;T2eI34
Lut fort Is Ht1e the bett tal.nt ort - esantr1
ehEro.t With yfEcF sSd cloouer1 n rnae nnin,ena
pincr1es which brace the FRAT nnhit1 ~ ~
11m en- the ride OF Freedom and Ripft n
ted In thtse nsres Thn = - 9g 3ana Alfttf4
nevsr give otaef Than ths hest iite1afr1e IA !. vi VI
te the cork tans sim Ct its t - =
rdety Rrenter ard its sttractors better each on;f
,AmqnE the conttb1t1crs already n hand for 1ss,
IT, - ~ a. taeMseITe7 81 tVMctens
6s or
Der Il ee. HsiPsl Htsr H. aGJ
~ toGL sus eat LEE IAnt 0l 20 Distinguished
"a snfrjnnt - II - In
ri1ed ro ri, montS s Efsas "a - be de-
a5near in 1f1a fs1ee a. 1 * 44E 1aoKSk Wll
'eetS H.rr s+,,r h,7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
a, H.. o,"Gee,l Lreene," viii be commenced ii t6s
, 1861-11-22

Cok3on Xronb1es Of fEngland-.TEem m4x.
ae34 fvdnt30n-t1AI1h&ftf ON Fla 4
A6afre Of Italy.

| NEW foRz, Nov. 2L-The Asia arrived st
IF. n. ~ 81
| 4 meeting Of tha shareholders Of the Great
| Eaatefn had Been held In England. The df-
leelore report Eas adopted, and resolution
Ineeea - 20 mise e25 goo in 1o per cent deben.
fhe would leaTe Liverpool again in FsbrusW.
INC bflthh men.ofRar, Conqueror, aud
saCsPared, would embark marines Iiae daY the
Ae1a sa1ieo, and forthwith depart for Mexico.
Iae 1t.nsz thinks the operations Of the expe-
o1no1 Eni pc ge1y easy, but diff=nl.ies may
the three Powers. ~
1t Taa reported that the Federal staamer
JaR. Aeger, noE at Southampton, ,2eoes tn ii =
A95lte1Ianesn to look after privateers.
11e GISnd Duke Constantine, Of Russia-
tGria. %~~~N 'Ao'
A strike among the cotton spinners Is in:
ninett, owing to the threatened reduction IN
France had given quIeting reazsuranees IN
SSHMztriano ~ relative to the valley Of Deppes.
Lnple8A1nfneBs.
The financial accounts of France show rsth-
e. e lest uneas1neas. The Bourse WIS firm at
It il reported that Gar1bs1d1 bas annonnoed
10 re Central 1tslien Committee Ills farm in
tei lion not to provoke spy movement in e.
Tnf OF either Rome or Venice, but wished an
Ial1an armament and popular sympathy for
Inc pn1fy OF Italy encouraged to the utmost,
Vas r9moEed that preparation5 were
making At Genoa for revolutionary expe-
olt1o1, embracing Montenegro. All the slave
Population OF Turkey, also Hungary, GaIacia
aLd Belgium, had appo1nted an ambassador to
Itaiy, D1t It Is remarked that he is accredited
70 The "Court OF Turin" aad not to the King
Of Italy. ''@o 14@'-5
Ihe recently anuo1aced measures towards
hungary are set forth in an autograph letter
rom the Emperor Of Austria. It eYIuces a
atlon to carry ont the Government
policy in Hungary.
There is great frmres8 in t.ade st Ma1ches-
ter and further advance Is demanded. Rusi-
ntss Keeps restricted.
LATEST VIA QUEEssToS.
Los1oS, NOV. 10-At the Lord Mayor,s
ba1qnes, the Mayor proposed :: The foreign
Ae;mbasssdote." q; and compiled the name q
Mr. Aaems, who replied that his mission in
England was to promote and perpetuste ffiand.
y relations between the two countries, Lord
Palms tston said, although circumstances NAV.
ttr the time threstsn to ia.effsra with the
supply Of cotton, the temporary evil
vii be productive Of pertinent good
ne shall tnd in valious qaart=rs Of the
globe kure and ample supply, which viii
-snder 4s no More dependent. We witness
with affection the famentable difsre.css
among our American cousins, but It is mod for
Us TO pnae Judgment In their disputes. Lord
falmefston In conclusion, expressed the hope
OF speedy restoration Of harmony and peace.
FAR1s, Nov. 9-The Bo1rse Wss firm and
nearly all kinds Of securities improved. Rente4
cloEed at 68f &c. A@'eo
LokDoH, Nov. m-The Confederate Com
111ss1oners, Mann and Yancey, diued yester.
&aJ With the Eiahmongers' Company.