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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26

MILITARY MovRMEErs IN CANADA 1T Is un.
derstood that the English Government are
inaug urating active measures for the defence
OF the Canadian frontier No naval arma
ment is contempla ted, bat various points on
tho Lake coast will be fortified. Admiral
Bay field, noted as having been heretofore On
gagged in the survey Of the Lakes and the
river ST. Lawrence, will shortly arrive In
Canada, and will determine the location OF
the fortincations. Preliminary surveys are
already in progress, under Col W Nottingham,
of the Royal Engineers, Captain Oollinson
(who was one OF the party In search Of Sir
John Franklin ambition II II Kiilsby. Of the
Board OF Canadian Public Works, assisted by
Government Engineers Wyse aud Turner All
of the haroors from SAUL Ste Marie TO Am
herstburg have already hsen visited, and 1t il
believed that Ronde Eau, in the county Of
Kent, Upper Canada, will be prepared a. q
naval rendezvous. At this point, directly
north Of Cleveland, there IL an excellent har-
Dor. The troops In the garrison at Toronto
have been greatly augmented, ard either To-
ronto. Chatham. or London viii be desig.
mated - the headquarters OF the West torn
Provinoe.--cer. PAtladslpA.a Ia7Hfssr.
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rsy l,pEPESDEyT PRESS AT THE NORTH.

III .eleSraph informs us OF further out
r.s.. y mobs and by authority Of Lincola
spor ne presses Of The North who have dared
d. ,uaetion the cons titu tionality Of his acts
,tks wisdom Of the attempt TO sublugats
-. nth. We refer the reader TO than 1t
p. al 20 see such noble defenders Of con-
.atu. oual liberty as the New York News and
~ Book suppressed; and we cannot too
4-.p lament the loss ~ the cause of enlight.
40 ieerty by the censorship reported TO be
"a, shed over he press of Baltimore. The
a5s be bold, and manly Exchange and South
r,-, y honor 10 that city and the age.
u. Republican vas also a worthy coll
.ar. with them IL tbs noDlest cause Of the
n. They were q terror 70 Lincoln, anc in
Las AZ OF dark shadows for him they were
ly-s han he could endure.
y hope that ere long there will come
,'p,r IN and around Baltimore that will un-
c. hen sh.cSles,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26
MISSOURI.

80 b ate, which can boast of some Of the
osst and bravest men in the Southern
u '-isra,y. continues her herculcan efforts
-fVv OF the thraldom of Lincoln and his
IL meruenaries. The telegraph Is alto
,r oonIolled by Lincoln men yet, even
gyinss show that the States r Is
~ nGer Ben McOulloch and his able
'asu -, are making Roadway and filing
.'f 'nsIales with fear. Those enemies are
'' nsH types, the hogs IN winter, who, it
20 -ee tie keen blast before it reaches
I'd lad 20 zeal terribly.
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Newspaper Office d. ms lished.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 24.-The Cleveland DEM
ocrat, published In Sta'ke county. Ohio. has
been totally demolished by the Federt tvoops
These oatrages are always perpetrated or
sus tanned by those myrmidols Of the W&h-
ing'on despotism. How the Democrat came
to he published in Starks county we are not
ipformedl
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ErsM FsF1eks VI snrve.

FoRTRsss MoEaoK, August 24.-Tks Semi.
mole, from the blockade OF Charleston, has
arrived, bringing the schooner Albion, loaded
with sugar, coffee and fruit. She was sailing
under British colors. The Seminole will I'M
oergo some repairs and return 70 the blockade
Of Charleston, with her consorts, Roanoke
and Vandalta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26
gNGLIkB SESTlNENTS.

"sPrbllsh some interesting extracts this
rhlls from the English journals. They
- favorable as we could desire, and
' foreshadow the recognition Of the
-tld the disregard of the bloc kade. We
ioPlI ION that both these events are not
AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26
Taking Observation Of suf F>yc~a

WAsEisaioS, Aus. @.--UDsSrva.i.Ls taksp
irum the Alexandria ana l.ouaoun Railway
show that the Oonfsd crate camps ~ Less.
ouIg contain 1900 infantry And six cannon
at point SIX miles below there uls G, 600 men
With six cannon; fou: miles beyonu there are
.. 500 men a,so that there are . 100 cavalry In
L.oudoun county.
The Potomac remains too high 10 be foried
even by the cavalry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26

PADuoAH. w.. Aug. zs-Ths gun.boat Gen.
estoga came here this mornins win two hun.
drsd and my msn. She captured the steamer
W. Terry and took hsr 70 Cairo.
oAlxo, Aug. 1.-Ths steamer terry. Gao.
tursd - Psducch. lad thirty AsAnis ms.ksts
and one neld pisos-- "a formtdabs boGt, In
dec Ias gun-bost retarasd n Paascsh.
i oisuxsArI. AuS. 0s-Tss Teaassssesss
hare saAeA Ne PadacaA and Evans VILE
naii packst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26
CONSPIRACY In Hoytl.

Nav York, Aug 2! Intelligence from
Hayti to the sth inst has been received
formidable conspiracy to ovverthrow the
Government has beeu disco vsrsd. 6Svera,
cOnspfrators were arrested
Advices from st. Domingo report that tbs
inhabitants are reconciIed to the Spanish
Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26
TIL E w A r .

nave no startling event TO report
We been no decided movement on the
mere hs troop. We may conjecture, no"
psr o. y. The steady course Of preparation
.vs1' la !, In nowise suspended. IL we
tor "t" or ,hs subj set. we would be CONVINCED
Soue'e's ut in any manner pretermitted os
tss'h .noe sent from Washington that
h' 80, ,ttara there; that even ordinary
tass are W. r,~ troops is sufneisnt TO assure
r'lisA'e .rnn.nt Of safety tsse telegraph }
tie a''.' nors 20 satisfy us that our armies
Gs.s y %. .'Tosthins that does not lot Lincoln
arr soundly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26

NEW YoRK, Aug. - Tho Danburs &c uric
Is raising the peace 0aR, NJ:

New YoRx, Aug. - The Danburg &c uf1ar
Is raising the peace nag. Hx1
AT Fairfield 70 day about lao persons a.t.
tempted 70 raise the Stars AID Stripes, bat
were successfully resisted. "A fixnt ensued.-
Two peace inen, Wildman and Or. ham, were
seriously wounded. Snoysls, Pick xes and
stones were used, but NO firearms. The
peace flag is Tying, and there 10 great excite.
ment.
Nav foax, Aug. A.-Salss OF cotton to-day
$500 bales, Al Isl cents for middlipgs.
NEW YORK, Aug. % The British brig An.
lover has arrived. She was boarded or Uape
hatteras by u naInsiess priv&tssr, " hicn re-.
ported that she had .wo prizes In the inlet -.
Sne and two other privateers were watching
= Federal WAL brig, with The intention of Mt.
u cking her. These privateers (sAy Uur h. ck
Republican au thori ties) are apparen ,iy East.
orn men
Nsw fokz, Aug. c3.-Taoe. J. Oarrow and
w. III. Pegraln, OF BALTIMORE, and w J.
Kelly, have been arrested. Mr.. Kelley had
various bills Of sale dated at Ric amond In
pockets In has SHIRT.
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A Pathetic APPEAL,

Nsw YoaK. Aug. 23.-9overnr Morgan h. q
s,ued pathetic appeal 10 the people TO sni-
list.
ITO which the Yankee response is:
''Thrash away you'll hev to rattle
On them kittle drums o. youfn;
'Taiot . KNOWN kind o. ca tie
That IL kstched with mouIty corn."I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26

Venezusla Shuts Her Gates % the Sumter.
NRw YORK, Aug 23.--Dstss from Curacao
to the 7th, set forth that ysnezaela has re-
fused TO permit the Confederate steamer Sum
ter to pass her ports, She had captured ths
Abby Bradford, bound for Maxwell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26
Reclamation of Federal OfljcePa

B0sroS, Angus. 2. Tho following officers
Of the frigate Congress have resigned :-Oap-
tain Of Marines. Robert Faucet, Of Virginia;
Second Lieutenant, Thoe. p Wilson, of Mis-
sour; Mdshipmen, II Il. Cuybo and Hu-
larry ID. Cass, Of New Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26
Where Ii GEN. BsukaY

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. o Private advicss 10.
oeivsd here state that Gen. Banks Is at Win.
chester. Perhaps Patterson would NO
doubt be glad TO see the Massas husstts poll
.ieian falling into the same trap In which he
cAurht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26

PArSIosJo.-A Gentleman from Deeatar,
Alabama, tntsrma The Meanwhile Patriot that
LAudsr6alc oounty, on their way to Vtrgi.
MA 70 Join the 4th Alabama Rexicaank Each
one had brothsr killed X. ths battle Of Ms.
nessas, and each one went 70 tales his dad
Ssssnt1d o such men ~ tsssa cannot 8 cos.
qssesd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26

Linesla's Inssntfsn sbsas h nsueky.
WAsHIssroy, Aug IS 1t u strongly init
mated that the aovsrnmsnt will NO longer
allow Kentucky to occupy a neutral position
Thus IL Orittenden + 90. TO b rewarded Tor
their devotion to the Uuion II
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Less Of the JEFF. Davis.

AudusTA, Aug. Z" The Savannah Repu1ss-
o"", OF this morning, saws that the piiYateer
Jen. Davis was lost on 81. Augustine Bar ON
Sunday last. Her crew and armament wsrs
saved
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26

Anticipated Attack sa Kansas Ctr.
kAEaAs OIrr. Aug Gan attack on this
place is feared. Jackson and Lafayette eour-
Ties have four thousand Secession troops ua.
der arms,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26

--hsEsT rus DRAp LRrTER OFFIoR The
WIG Do,ice appears In the Washington
'-o'ieap u recent date. Mr.. TheophUus
Ah VI. De SOLICITED by some Of our read
"a h=atee Uni7srsalist preacher, editor,
A. 4 PossibIe that he may be slandered in
80 Nposi. out as he IL n Lincoln Office holder,
- ID y uaintances will believe the worst
a. Il sala VI him:
q sCiae time past he mcagIe returns made
ny ! tkke, u The Dead Letter Office, has
Iel suspicious that many Of the vaiua-
tt- Ns'n Rom the letters were pocketed by
'eT OF ibis fact he WAS transferred
Deck. when IL was observed that the
s.r.4' MADE ny the clerk were far below the
~, a'houni. ca Friday morning last, be.
reverend gen tleman had commenced
,. couple OF letters con tanning mark
4. h-c specie were put into his pile. In
J. ,,'-itoOn, As usual. he stated that he had
~ - make, AID he was at once arrest.
ltocer who was present. He was
- aAo he marked mooey found on his
4 - Al NE drawer Of his desk number
vl,s ,4'es books, which lily oorrssponded
IN, Pretended character for strict moral.
4 icand Through the Intersections
Ia we aAd dauxh ter, who soon heard OF
30, a,ah no legal prooes dings against him
a. ryies, nd he was dismissed from
- ,A le accused has hsre tosors borne q
~'sr sc an honest and upright man,
ors ia the cause OF TEN perance here
productive Of much good.
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on Cl.ArHs o. rHr z. OoRA Or IHE
kS uSHHsn n1xsot sosS 20 N aqsrIps 90
-: 8 $500. u IS OH Sacfa : :. isss
IhA a1eve eal Olsla isiA arat.sAts san1kisa,
- ySssAs u s''sa'sss 4 ~ sBsoSF. ~ ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26

3, rsos HAITI -DruUvMsd oss.-
~: 50 Prince 70 the Ssh net. The
an .mcuity bad bssn amicably arranged
"a. A. Que Of ths spanish vessels had LEFT
ttaoil The lsisnd vas again quite
Tsn, aa, snd CON msrcisl matters were gen.
- The hAytien 0ovsrnmsnt paid
IS" IS sonus VI, oo for insulting their 0ax,
20 dlastns:.,' w. '''' 's'A 'S'
q Bs,,~r' ons " Johp Browns confedsra4se
SAD g. tsny. had bsen drummed or the
rAysr soturnad 70 tia States. h vees
-so. . r.1ss money toest Nd an iasuy.
s,Aiss. b. 'sag tes siayts u tbs 6ouihsen
EleAaou ~ aSaf oeArerd. fearing : ccm.
YIN 70 leave ths Island.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-26

LlSCoLH pxoYBssgs 10 tHsL sscuns--APfoIST'
nxxrs, 30 "A PASS TO c1oss TN. yUfUnlo
1DRHrED 70 HI. aUssRLL-DisLoTAL o1YicLAIs
IN the DHPAsTSBSfs.
WAsz1zsros, Aug. 2c.-Thsre are NO appa-
.ent signs Of hostilitiss. A feeling Of psrfect
,ecurity prevails throughout the sntars con-
uuufsy, (including Lincoln hjmsslf.) M II.
AIRY men say, with 0fdipaTy reliance ON raw
'rocps, there u not the isast danger. fOf
ourse not--,he men at Washington and thsiS
Generals all know this u
senator Wilson has bssn appointed ons OF
aen. MoOislIan's staff. He can run wslll
Lieut. Colonel Ripley has bssn appointed
8rigadier General.
Gen. Butler has been detailed BY the Gov
.'otter.
The committee OF Congress. appointed 70
make an invsstiga ton into the disposition OF
Government officials. reported twelve disloyal
ed many disa ffected in the War Departments;
wenty disloyal and seven suspected In ths
Interior Department There Is something
often in Denmark
The correspondent Of the New York TIL
oune says the Provost Marshal has .tiy ~
fused q pass TO RasssIl. Of the London Timsa
70 cross the Potomac.
IsBcosp DraPATcH.1
WAsHiHsros, Ang. q -Aady Johnson Ia
expected TO head an army ON his return 70
tennessee. Lincoln will do his utmost to
sustain the Union Gauss in That State.
Ths runner that Gen Banks had reached
Winchester is false. us Ia not In virsinia.
Tue Postmaster General directs that the
papers presented by the New York grand
jury IS dangerous shall not be forwarded.
Mayor Berretl. Of Washil gt>n n. nas besn
arrested and sent 70 Fort Lafay stts
The correspondent OF the New YvrA Post
says that Andy johnson declares that hs VIII
aot return TO Tennessee unless he 10 accom-.
panied with Union army.
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WAsaIssros. August % Passport arrange
ments do not apply 70 persons going 70 or ~.
turning to Canada BY railway.
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NIISSO UkI.
LYON COULD sor BR xsrSyoscsp.

LION COULD HOr BR xsINPoRCsp.
WAsHIsaros, Aug. % The Government is
satisfied that Gen. Fremont could no, have
| reinforced Gen, Lyon without endunesring
Eas tern Missouri.
GEN. k'ouLLeCH's PROCLAMATION
ST.. LouIs, Aug. 25.-Gen. Ben McCulloch,
under date 10Th inst, issues a proclamation
tending to quiet the fears Of Union men He
also issued a general order. thanking the
army for their gallant conduct, and charac.
terixes their achievement as glorious and
brilliant.
mr. BroTniee has been released on the con
dition that he will resign his Office, leave the
city, ana remove to a free State.
REPUBLICAN ACCOUNTS OF coKPspsRArg NOW.
kEETs-rHBY LIE ABOUT THBIR Loss AT spKIEe.
YIRIp.
ST. LOUIS, Angus. 23-Two released mi.
soners, arrived from Spring ield, reports II at
on Thursday after the battle, General Nc Cul.
loch moved after General Siegel; but. learn.
ing that he was reinforced, he moved toward g
Jefferson City. Quite a number of the
wounded on both sides have died. Colonel
Coffee lost a leg. The Official loss of the Fade.
rails is 223 killed, = wounded, and 2r missing.
IAN extraordinary result in which the killed
exceeds the wounded nearly four to one y
These virtuous Northern people are iruprov.
Ing in their great merit-that Of lyingil
From 1rontOn news is received that the
Oonfederates have been reinforced by ardee,
with artillery. They will probably cut of
Heckers regiment at Marble creek.
UAIEo, Aug, N-Four tho q sand M issourt.
ans are reported to be at Bsnton, Mo-. forufy.
ing themselves.
lsEooND pIsPArcK)
JBrPHasox OrrY Mo- AuR 2a-T-bs p.r1s
Governor has appointed George h Smith %
AdJutant General OF the State, and John
Horne as Police Commissioner for st. Louis
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AUcxIoA AAL1aa


NINE cows, MILK WAGON, &c Ar
~ AUCTION. -OH Mon DAY, ae.h tnrl 4 WY
cell. u the feAiAsnes Of Jes~ph August On Brns1.
Sstwsen Jedsrsoa and Asases sisesss. above
NiSS IIE6xSr MICH COWS, zone Of which
have calves ~ their s.dse
oNk H0ntk, Wi00e And HARNE$S
fhOse van Ing eSAtle tsnlly tow shoalA a.
tend. ga 3. Coax, Ausas
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Arrests Of Southern Men-CsuiiscasIone
their Money.


NBw YORK, Aug % --Gsorge Miles, of Pc.
tersburp, and John Garnett Guthrie, of Rich
mond, Va, sting agents Of tobacco houses
have been arrested and sent to Fort LAFAYETTE
Mr.. Guthrie is heavy dealer, and has large
osnsignments here, and in Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Mr.. Guthrie raised slA 900 on
shipments, which, through friends and agen t.
he invested in Confederate and Southern
State bonds Mr.. Miles was agent Of James
Thomas, Of Richmond, and had colIec ted
A5a. coo, and hal also made liberal inves tments
i'll Confederate bonds. About Sl75 900 was re
covered from Guthrie and Miles, principally
in bonds, sight drafts. Virginia paper money
and 81 goo in gold. A number OF letters ad
dressed to persons in the Southern State,
were found il their possession.
1.-THE telegraph blunders as to the localities
OF Messrs. Guthrie and Miles. Mr. Guthris
is from Petersburg. Mr. Miles from Rsch
mond. All that Is said about their maxine
Investment In Confederate bonds IN New
York is hnmbug. There are none Of those
bonds In that SodoE. and we hope there neye,
will BE-. This setxng of Southern men and
their property will not help the Lincoln &C use
yet our Southern men ought 70 Keep away
from the Yankees. Cant they play quits
with them now and foreverf
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4 syT FOB rax AsoLI.IoylsIs.

We have learned that the sum Of osl has
inst been 6prsarded . YORKTOWN under CIR.
cnmstnnoos thAt Justify . notice. We have
s. Ya0essevilie hap4 q ppaciaas, agAt
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
IBy rsl-srapa1
Tosrnsss Mos sss. fh6Ay, Dec, y, IM}

Wa bsLfIsoAs, DEG zS
A flag Of truce tlis morning took 10 Cran-y lsL'nd
the Rev. Mr. Brova, Rebel ebaphin, AID lady.
10 passengers were brought down.
! General Bcrnsids ~ expected 10 arrive here To-
morrow TO ccnsnt with General Wool and Com
mtdore Geldsborough in relation 10 his son!er2iaSea
movements.
| Considerable excitement prevails at Yorktown h
| anticipation Of attack. AL The Esk were re-
moved on the 2lss inst. by order OF General Ma
grudsr.
The publication Of Tie Norfoik Doy Book vss
suspended yesterday for want Of supply Of paisr.
A copy of ,o-dsy's issie WIS brougla down BY tds
Tag OF truce, from which we extract the following
dis oatch, dated Augusta, 6rorgia, Dec. 2G, which
sps thas passenger and freight car coll.ied abous
one mile from there on that aiternocs- Three Per.
sons Lad received broken legs, and several horsss
were killed.
The Norfolk Day Book says the Ninars steamer
came into he Roads on Wednesday, aAd wss Stin
there Yesterday. The Keystone Sis:s Was perhaps
mitaken for The Winsns.
The Norfolk Dag Book lear.s that Ger. Sect. hsA
arrived in New -York; that ls left Eogla,d as the
request of the English sutbo-iiies, aad ibet hey
were about 10 declare war asainlt tie United
States.
A dispatch dated Nashville, the 25th. rays thai
Tom Cri lsnden, with 1900 men, wss-within 10
miles of Hopkinsyile, and wond advance uron that
Mace a, three points, The Southern Rights citizens
here are sending the, families and stock to The
South
Tie banking. house, a branch of tee Nortsern Banh
Of Keptucky at Glascon, taken possession Of BY
II. 9Th G,fnlv = sa an Kent tuck .
bills were foiind.
John G.. Davis, member Of the Federal Congress
from the With Dietict Of Indiana, has arrived n
Hopknsviis, on bic way 70 RichDosd, bus for whss
purpose is not stated.
a force Of aol less than 60 600 men, the asvancs
of Gen. Buell. sarmy, has crussed Green River and 10
within ave mi les OF Gen. E;ndmsn sadvsnce & eas
t,snaraiions llave been BsGe for the ceiense u
Bowling Gree q, add show a terrible conflict to bs
ingerding.
Via DAATia0RE Dee. - iidi.
aar of trH ce brought four Passengers from Nor.
folk this eftern ocn
Charles ii. Foster, who hSs been appointed ~ me
Prerideut Unined States Marshal in North Carolina,
arrived here tbs morning, aud will proceed 70 Hate
Ias me first opportunity.
The following news is 10 the Richmond papers:
A" Intelligence from Bowling Gresn states that sp-
pearsncss DO nos in'lieate engagement, although
unforeseen circumstances might precifitaie e hghs
within eight or ten days"
"AUGusrA, Ga, Dee. T.-lt ia reported here
that tie steamer Gladiator hrd entered Confederate
or. with large quantities Of arms, sInmunltio &s.
"a The Rrckmond Examiner says that painfei
vnr,or yas i'm circulation that Q gentleman OF shaS
city, holding commission in the army Of tie fose.
mac had committed suicide by shooting hiins>6
thr oush the hsad."
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
FROsI PAEI2.
From Our Own Couesp psnasnt.
PARIs. Dec. Is. 1861.

From Our owa couespsn
Pans, Dec. IS, 1861.
Among tie many able articles on the Angio-
American conflict" Lely publishsdin in French papers
lie, me direct special attention to one OF Count Dc
Gas,rain, the author of I'm Grand Petple qsi ~
Rsllre It ran through Two numbers of .Le J0sraaI
des Debats.
Archbishop Hughes, 90 III, Paris correspondent Of
The London Globe says, preached sas@on at SI
Ioche's Church hast Sunday. have il frcm The
came authority that brother u Jeifeson Davis h
in Paris; and that, according to report OF Ase.iean
Seccsionsts that has reached said correspondents, 70
wit "rather Prouts ears, the famous letter signed
by Gen Scott was " really the conjoint pro-
duc.on Of the diplomat Dayton, aided BY Arch
bishop Hughes and the .it.rLe B slow the iGcsous
author Of the Bigelow PaPenV" Inhasd TO guess
whether Prof. Lowell, or our excellent Censul bige-
low, will laugh most heartily this a'sisnStion Of
auth osLip OF tie faee,ious " Bgsbw Papers
TIE numerous fr ENDS Of Archbishop Aughes's fell
low-pigIim, Mr.. Thurlow Weed will be glad 70
learn that whatever losses In tie way OF private
health the lsst-named gentleman may bnye irenrred
in bis long couse of anreeognzed publc service, are
supposed to be lhau made upi him by ,he co.,
racted benefits of hs few Gays residence nEnroPe'
Another Amerean, eminent in diiiereat sort, ~
announced the handbills Of the day 10 make hn
debut at tbe Cieus-" Ctmar, ;Ae American oyai-
" nsst"--whOse speciality is, cose what c0n's Nay
to light on bis feet!
Harping a,l on American celebrities; Ahieho
writes Nc from LONDON, speaking of xs " hamofs'
"The mosa amusing, however, is their making Ase
" Sldell beroine She is represented IN the cheap
illustrated papers as saDdi'g before tbs cao'a oS0'
in defiant attitude, with three OF %af i"aAes
mstines going into her With ther Say0aes &C
Shce we are ON the chapter u celebrities, mus
notice the emise and ct burial al tns ags of 10, OF
,ue NJ. Gaulhier, surviving expusrator OF tue Bss-
tile. You understand that of The last " sitackeFs
Of the Daslis" 10 like one Of the last surviving
relatives or nurses what not OF the late u WASH
ington There s always one more left, like the sur
yivipg razor-strop Of the man Of that iik.
| Equally dead with the above NJ. Gaofhier o0a