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VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.
Tuesday, June %, lS6

TFEspAY, June 20, 1861.
The Convention met at 10 O'Clock, A N.
Prayer by Rev. Or. DUNCAN of the Methodist Church.
ORDINANCES kEPORTE).
Mr. MCFARLAND IRON the Committee Of Finance,
reported an ordinance prohibit the receipt of certain
bauk notes into the Treasury. keiero to tie State
banks which are cooperating with the enemies OF the
Commonwealth
Mr. NJ from the Committee, presented reports ask
ing to be discharged from the consideration OF resolutions
Gui,ing into tho expediency OF setting aside all DEBTS
due by the Commonwealth OF Virginia 10 the public one
mics sud Of preventing the issue Of small notes by in.
diyidusl firms or corporations The report was laid
upou the table and ordered to printed.
Mr. CONRAD, OF Frederick presented an ordinance
AUTHORIZING the county court Of frederick 10 levy tax
on Inhabitants VI Gnch59.3.,
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We take the liberty OF puUEsuue The following extract
of private letter &c Ia, from eminent msrehai; Al
ore c: our Southern cities, da-ed June 18Th
al SAY g letter from Manchester, dated l1ih OF MAY.
The writer stated ,ta Er. Brsbt, N. P, had assured
him there ,uli be 10 oosace 20 their getting cotton
frs tae Val.ed States as usual Hence cotton fell a.
per pound aud they are satisfied their Government will
get the cotton, and If 60 they will furnish our goods
.,ofhe one es readily the other No blockade after
cotton Is ready ,or yPOrteon. -CJslitutiOnGtist.
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Col. LEaoI NAPIER AGAIS-Ths gentleman yester
day subscribed and paid for eighteen thousand dollars
more of the Confederate Bonds which raises bis person
al subscription to the bonds to $4,000, besides all hi.
growing cotton crop, estimated at 800 bales.-Hacor
Geo Telegraph.
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m motion Of Mr.. FISuER. i. was

HesoiosG That the Committee the Constitution be
directed % -qrire whether Geo. w. Thompson, Judge
Of the gh Circuit 10 thi7 State has been guilty OF trea
sonabs conduct or c,aer loldsc such will justify his
sl. 1tiCn from Office
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Resolgsd That the Committee Of Confederate Rela'
tons enquire into the expectancy OF directing Tie Gov
eruor not to ,nsfer to the authorities of the COneder
ate States any Of the public property in the pos
session % IN State Till directed to do by this Coz
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%, rno.:nn III lir. EINnREn- Il wrs


Rso,tcd That the Committee on Military Affairs, be
instructed 70 enquire of the Confederate GjyelnmeI
the number % arms o every kind, now il possession
If no. Incompatible vl the puh!ic interest to be known
ami report 20 The Convention, either secret session or
Otherwise as the said committee may deem proper.
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MORE LINCOLN Anxs ron KENTUCKY.

From the following paragraph 10 the Circ' hpsd En-
ouirer Of the 9TH it will be tina. Lincoln Co have
sent another batch Of arms for the Submssioniss Of
X sntucky:
Five tborsind stand Of have arrived here from
the East for distribution 10 the Union men Of Kentucky
under the direction Of Gen. Mcclellan, Col Anderson
and Lieut. Nelson The application yesterday for arms
by Home Guards Of that State were numerous
KANAWHA RIVER DISTRIBUTED BY THE VIR
GlNIANS.
When the Ohio steamer No. 3 passed Point Pleasant
on Tuesday it was reported that, in anticipation Of
feet of steamers ascending the Kanawha with troops
rebels had obsructed tie channel OF Red House Shoals,
tsenty,hree miles above the mouth by sinking datboats
in the channels or schutes. This is the dang
point on the river being easily fortified against INVASION
Louisville Courier.
FROM CHICAGO
CHICAGO. June l9--The Tribune has intelligence that
Colonel Ourss 81 Iowa regiment learning that the se'
cessonists at Savannah Mo- thirty miles north Of ST.
Joseph had driven out or imprisoned all Union men in
town went there Monday with 400 troop and after
a slight skirmish in which two rebels were killed put
things to right dissrmug the secessoDsts and giving
the muskets t. the u. ION men
The Times Cairo correspondent says that Giundy Bry
ant citizen OF that place, returned from the South on
Monday He says the bank Of the river lined with
cannon At Memphis 10 lew dsy "a battery OF twenty
guns will be mounted, commanding for several miles the
approach to the city by river. There are not many
troops in the city OF Memphis tee main body being four
miles back. The heaviest battery in the South is al
Randolph, Tenn.
1t would be impossible for any force, however large
10 pass within range TIE number OF men commanding
it are vsriooey estimated a. from 1900 to 6000 Al
Union City there is trouble amoUg the ucn. The Ten
nessee troops wishing to rally about Memphis, while the
Mssissippans express desire to march upon Columbus
and forfy the town. and provoke General Prenss into
hostites.
six Ss.pounders few bost4ers, and two fipounder.,
while the approaches Columbus of such nature
as to render abaeIy of such character as they would
make by no means foI midable.
The works on the ort6cltiOns q. Cairo are progress
ing and every thing eady done ss pc; nanent look
as if to render the Place military depot hereafter.
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1x.ERE.r on rnE STE pgnr.

The ordinance nyerde,iug the payment of interest or
the bonds q ne State hed D. tie public enemies OF the
Commonwealth taken up, and further discussed IN
Ill the hour Of adjournment.
The passage Of the ordinance earnestly advocated
ty Msssrs. BARBOUR, of Culpeper CONRAD, Of Frede-
r..s, and TREDWAY, upon The ground mainly that the
payment ct the interest al this time would be contri-
bu ou OF means 90 Lacoa 10 prosecute his against
the South Eesrs sONT4GUE, NACFARLAND,
GARNErf end MORTON vigorously opposed the ofdi-
nance coasGus tat the credit Of tie State would be
-uast AVID that any Ieiusai .-e Pat y. ssye1ument
10 pay s indebtedness to a. enemy il violation Of
Internal eral lav.
Before tie subject disposed Of i. appeared that a
quorum YVES not present, Vh"Teup1a,
Ca lauiioa OF e.. HAREIE, Inc Convention ADJOURN
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On notion of Mr. JOHNSTON, it Was
Rss5l,ed That the Committee Military Affairs en-
cure into the eapeiieucy of rescinding upon Equitable
terms bc contract heretofore made by the Executive,
with JOS L. Alsersaa "a reference the erection OF
machinery 10 the Armory lo tne manufacture Of mus
kets
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Northern NexxE

A Philadelphia paper has the following piece oil scen
rstc news
CTS. ClcwursnER At NAET1NsBURG
reformation has h,,a received here that Cen C3dwsl
.dar ts arrived 81. Asrnsburg, b-t Gen Johnston, who
hsI published bi5 intention 20 meet hm there vas not
n ha -a10
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4u store ana Tor sale bt A y. sfOkEs Gu.
THE WISE LEGION
RECRUITING oyFIcE 0y TIE vIsg LEGION
RcssosO, Juas - lsCi

ID ECRUlTING OFFICERs OF THE WISE
III LEGION will report 10 this 0iee -thos. further Del
from and ater the 4h day OF July pmo additional Con
panes will be received hom NE Counties Of Esstsrn gra
Comp wbicn have received their fol Al hi
date can complies Ia Wessro sslals Amer that I,I.
who ie.sd 10 mig DE "isE LEGION VIA pro- Lewis
own aud equipments.
The y ss.Y be twelve months or for he
When Comos has obtained sixty flour 10 On usd,,s
psaes mot less Than sixty four the One. will Ne eonr
ed by the President
oees in this Legion only be obtained by the IN
psnes
possible let bring his 2, cd bo..
knife, three blanket, change Of clothing A.
All Comp not wihng join other bsanch Of the ,.,
shodd report fortnEih 10 tLis Once.
Pay, ratOns, Ac the In the other corp, tie o.
le 2j-6-
Il IL 10 be distinctly e;ood tina. the above rescsn Zee,
apply companies already formed In pf5e OF
for he Use Lego tu companies may G,uain aat eps
their eqappeLt, but the utmost dispatch eu!onsd IN .,,,
J. LJCIUs DAVIS
feQf Col ana Adm A lie
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SMALL NOTES.

Mr. CECIL submitted a resolution Of enquiry into the
exladeucy of authorizing brarch banks to issue small
notes Adopted.
--r. UyIIaDAy submitted O resolution Of enquiry
into te cxpednc7 OF author ling Savings Banks TO issue
small uo,e, aud e eycuptug from the penalties OF the
law soca OF said Banks nl. -syc issued small notes
Adopted
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BALLOON ENTERPRISE,
WASHINGTON Juuc l.

To III, Fiesidsa oj tie U.i's! States
SlR:-TGis point Of observation ysmlnanJg an area
of encampments, presents superb take plea
sure in sending you the FIRST dispatch ever teegraphed
from an aerial station and in acknowledging my indtb-
ednes 10 your encouragement for the opportunity of de-
monsraug the availability Of the science Of @rOnautics
in the military service Of the country.
Yours respectfully,
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! MILITARY BOOKS,
IL FOR SALE At
WEST Johns

srArIosAEr sToEE, lio NAE
THE Volunteers Book, by c,p.ain james , lna
Regimen Of Virginia yslgnteeTs. THIS eonaYi..s A'
should be 10 the hands every personi price yos sr
Bardee's giae and Light Infantry Tactics nc" ''~'1
plee with plates, 81 90 -. n....or, s,d Hottt
The Troo ,ers' MaruAl,or Tactics for Lg,t O'As''-'
ed Rihemen, by Co.. j. Lu.ius Davis; ~ 70 .r,v nv
Tactics for oriceI Of Infantry Cavalry and Ar'y'
Infsn,r; and Camp Duty Field Fertilization and c0''
by L. v. Euekholz. zoe .,,..o q, >,t.ei 10
Map Of Virginia. containing all the lnpoItsn' pace
the State In pocket form, so On rollsst ,sy krt
ER-weksve In press Glhsrs' faeuos Al.e, nm ~
large edition Of the Bayontt Exer,Ae ana skHnHh'''
oap~ L. AN''H 'A'' WIsr 4 JOHNSTON, rvbHseg,S
Je5 S1-.---
CT. MARTINS SALT. 1900 bushessI nHN
y suitable packing beef pork ana nsh io .pSnr CO.
myT EDMOND, pA'---.
A TrRNrION MILITARY -Brass Ls''s'
"A ~ Osps, made TO order End on hand
Uompanes furnished At reasonable prices o r-a,-
Neudoor 70 ns eo'u"''~A ' Iiehnotd. vs.
nyi' -. - I. --- -.
TlOWDRR.-sOo 900 key Duponts hasket oAhh'A'"
I " I'd s''a'' f''aa' '' ''''" pvm vO,rHIr i~
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All hail my onuntTymen-all aSl I
From mountain, grove and p ain,
Tbs fist to rise, the last TO fail,
Haste- read che opPressors chain
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DARTOS GUYSTIEE Cta.ET WISE ia
ID quart and pint bo2 Of .e2y hne quality, ani yry
moderate price, for sale ~
my5'--fs : BLAIR a CUAnRH2LAYaE
NiHUiN1a HAms,-super.or q,st;y, Tor ,4ig b.
Holm N GOapOs Non
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Yours respectfully,

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Wm. r Miles, Of Ia, has
been appointed consul to TripoH. 4 battle between
Gen McGossrs division, sud the southerners ia deemed
inevitable to.morov. IL s evident that the main
blow Of the federast vii he srucs from Washington
with 10 900 men. Surprise is expressed in some quar-
tels that Gen Scott has not prevented the erection OF
batteries az various points on the night bank of the Po-
tomsc.
The New York Tribunes correspondent says that all
the roads between TIE advance posts OF the solhernes,
and from thence the federal lines, covered with
masked batteries
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GOVERNORS MoCATsp GCARp.--sslLs AID
VI sups VIII eg' beJre md 6etnd, Tor vale ard cup
~ RI Sc eke4p or exchange for artillery otcsrs word
Ina belt Aooly 10 J. p. pUyAL
ny6 Corner 10th and Main ste-is
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CEGAHs, G56ARs.-sr1 assortment OF BsyAls Csar,
" t4stresefted and for sde by YAEoEI HAaits0S,
t.kfY NJ sis .-ir hSss.
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~ HERT IRON, from No u TO %, for Iale BY
> my2s JOHN ~ GORDON 4 son.
CLAREC WINEs.--i50 CASES, IN sCOBR
~ and fer sale By
sii.Dts HIlLE'
ny2s Go.. u 49, ans car
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s.se...I 81 attending he Dress Parade Of ne 4" ne
p,.ni Of the South Carolina YOlOatsfrs, on the 2otA
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WHEAT WANTED. cssh W.! De pAid Tor bo;a Hhis
w and Red Wheat OF ali grades, irom " good fair
Receivers will please give esl
app T. somHRvILLE / CO., 12th a.. near Cay
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Obituary.
OOAtuNIys
ADMIRAL WILLIAM r. STANLEY. II. \


From the London Army and Navy Gazcttc, Oct. III
We have TO tho death OF most excellent old
officer, Rear Admiral William Pearce Stanley, which
lately took place Bath in his nth year. The deceased
beard the Domede, So On leaving the Egypticnne hay
ing seen good deal OF service be sailed In the Hind for
the port Of Cz, whence his removal to the superb
a. he proceeded pursuit of French squadron to the
West indies After sharing, in tho Northumberland, IA
flagship Of the Hon. Alexander cochraae in the battle
fought on ST. romneo h nominated acting lieuten
ant Of the Dolphin A. Being confirmed the Pheasant
August l5 IN tho same year. he continued to that
vessel as senior lieutenant on the South American Afr
Home and Newfoundland stations until August Il
1914. in January, 1907, his Captain Palmer, having
landed with the army assist the siege OF Monte vi
poyed in her in bockadng the splDsh gunvess.s al that
place. The Pheasant, while he was ia her made prize
March II and May 8, 1913, Of the American letters OK
marque William Bara',. OF guns and thirty men and
Fox, Of guns and ,sy nine men-the former taken In
company with the WJlsite, a. the latter in company
with the Scylla soop and Whiting schooner.
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The London army and Navy Gazette of the 2lst Of Sep
tcmbcr said:--
FREBRAND, 6, paddle wheel steam sloop, Commander
James NJ Bruce, has arrived at No3iw.ch and is now
being stripped She has discharged alongside the Arse
nal at Woolw ch immense quantity OF stores brought
home from Halifax. The ship having only been two and
har years in commission i'll not be paid or but fter
reh, viii be employed either IN .hc Channel leditcr-
ranean commands.
The London Army and Nary Gazette Of the 18th of oc-
tobcr reported
GLADIATOR, q, paddle wheel steam soop, Commander
Henry d. Hickey has been ordered homeward from North
America and the West Indies The Gladiator has been
little than years commission having hosted
the pennant in the month Of june 1853. She lett Eng
land in August Of the same year.
yioRB, IS, arrived at Sphead IN August last with In.
validsCaptan Oldham among them-and prisoners from
the fleet of Halifax.
sryx, g. already in England, dismastcd, Cor repair
Our English adyccs Of the 10th Of osober stated that
the undermined vessels then attached to the Chan
mel squadron under orders sail for tho West India
soon as they could be made ready tho
vice, VIZ
Aboukr, 80 guns, c. f. A. Shndwe in command.
Centurion, so guns, Capt II. D. Rogers in command.
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THE SPANISH FLEET TO ACT AGAINST
MEXICO.
Totals -. 300

, Two mail and signal coryetes, with large feet Or
transports, viii san in company with the squadron.
The london Times OF the nth Of October speaking Of
the intended demonstration of Qnccn Isabella Observed
Thc Spanish actively preparing for sea the
naval force that Is to act on the coast Of Mexico in Goa
junction with the English and French sqnadrons The
Spanish force win consist Of four frgaes the two
newly built ships-of war-he Icaldad and the Concep
cionf two large steamers, and six other vessels Or
lighter draugt. The squadron will be commanded by
Vice Admiral Rubalcaba, senior officer the Antilles
The number Of troops 70 DO dsembarkcd in Mexico is
about 5000 OF whom 900 viii be sent from Cuba The
government has left to General Serrano the nomination
Of the commander of the Cuban contingent The exped
ton is expected to sail from the Spanish ports towards
the end Of the present month";
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lat o. Ion T 80 exchanged signals with shin Aibo.
sss @ s 4 40 Sn
81 s,ss a S so,s.a blown stand
ss"d sai her sp .o aSsn adj. e.
sias saas bound sr On Fri &C. q 81 !:
bfsis sa sap hsc ss FOR
3 s day.. "a ,, ballast to master
hsss MayG y Island
o. bss SAWYER ct arrngonl Bradford, LinsAn. On
Brig Charles (Br Smith, Halifax, II days. with nsh %
Brig King Obi. CONT windsor Ms 10 days. Nth p,.s
Brig Catherine Nichols Hatch Port Jefferson for PAla-
sshr Blanche tBr Of annapolis Ns, pelap $, Pierre,
Henry Harden. Of Bremen, seaman, while reeans a.
cses sed 81 oa for IN New ~ YORK;
sah s orr; 5gf pSy Ss Anderson St Johns PR oo u
Sch, Emma sBy Clark. Curacao 81 days with salt. =
sssr Boston lRrS Woods CORVALLIS. Ms, 10 day. ~
sshg ? R pswqf tBr,, Lockhar St John. NIB. 10 dAya
wn sh ssS 70 sd Rsw yacev Mopon.,a Ro,,.,a
Has experienced very heavy weather OF manboc.
FssG'
Sshr w. y, B ah Koekpor 8 days rrr
schr Mary Pearson, Hodsscn: bangor. days 3 fAhA
sehry ", ~ sssisi h Boston, Boston,. 5 days lays aarayT
schr Joseph Turner, Smith Boston, $ days
s:$: :s si ss;s:
schr Colyer, Wilcox, Boston days
Schr Empire, Carr pro,idencefor Albany
Sch: River Queen Huse, Providence. - EF al. III
Schr y 9 smith, Smith, Providence n s@M NfE1 =
Schr Chief Prcssy, New Haven
SchrJ myers. New Haven.
Schr Palmetto, Bragdon New Haven seavs#
Schr Ann Elizabeth, klcaly, Sfoutngfoo ,a&s
Sloop Manhattan Hamilton Eiizabehport for WhAs~tona
Sloop Elizabeth Ann Wauser Exab~thport for Rorksway
and w =
sloop Isaac u Borden. Collins, rau River 4f WlhaF'
Sloop Blackstone, Alien, Providence T'tft$ tsEH*s
Sloop seymour, DAVIS Providence.
Steamer Schrver Adams Baltimore. lanV t#t
Steamer Elizabeth Fowler, Baltimore Va 4s4
Steamer Franklin, Doughcriy Baltimore
Steamer Minnesota Garrett. Baltimore,
steamer Sarah. jones' Philadelphia.
Steamer Pctrel Young, Providence.
"a f4ES ff4t#5 BELOW. @8* 10 s.#sHW
SHIP Lizzie Southland, Hilton, from Deaf Sept ~
Also five ships, unknown. wN 1884 T'-oWT
Wind at sunset ENE, blowing gale. with rain.
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the TRIPARTiTE FLEET.

The Preparations OF England, France
and Spain for Their Pretended Inter
vcntion I'm Me xico.
The following statistical compilation, showing the
strength Of the fleets OF England, Franco and SPAIN
which At present stationed being organized for
duty the coast Of North America aud in tho waters
Of the West Indies for alleged Intervention in the
affairs Of the Mexican republic, wiz be read with much
interest, more particularly at the present moment as
the tmo draws nigh when it is most probable the great
allied Europeans Will make demonstration on some nor
ton Of tho American continent
THE BRITISH FLEET IN NORTH AMERICA
AND THE WEST INDIES.
REAR ADMIRAL SIR ALEXANDER MILNE, R.N, K.c.B.,
COMMANDER.
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FRENCH FLEET FOR THE GULF OF MEXICO.
REAR ADMIRAL JULIEN DE LA GXAvIERE, or THE
ADMIRAL JULIEN DE La GRAvIERE.

ADMIRAL JULIEN DE LA GRAvIERE. 81 N
In selecting Admiral de Ia Graviere for the command
of this very important expedition the Emperor Napo
leon has displayed his usual prudence and diplomatic
discrimination The Admiral Is officer Of great expc
rencc besides being naturally given to much study and
reflection on all matters and novel
dtons connected with his profession lilo Is tho author
of two or three naval books Of rape the latest which
is noticed in Paris letter dated on the 81 OF August
thus:"Admral Ia Graviere in one Of his works asks
what will be the influence Of steam upon blockades
With sailing vessels a blockade was often bro
ken. Sometimes the weather drove the blocknding
squadron out to sea- or thick fog on and forced
IL to keep vol clear or the cnemys ports Currents
had to BIO guarded against well sudden changes
wind, which might at any moment bring vessel undor
the fire Of hostile battery. With steam these dangers
greatly modified, IL they have altogether dsap
pearcd B.ockades will for the future be much more
strictly observed and the feet will be able lie just out
of the range of tho exterior forts. But the new vessels
they do not require the delicate handling and
constant anxiety in regard the weather are not SO in
dependent the old sailing ships They are slaves to
substance which they continually dcvouring, and
which therefore be continually renewed No mt
lcr how ceyerly managed, the hour must arrive when
vessel will find herself out of coal For steam
vessels TO keep blockade 1t will be necessary either
to have consat relays Of ships to depend upon
transports whose arrival could be depended upon
with anything like certainty"
THE SPANISH FLEET TO ACT AGAINST
MEXICO.
VICE ADMIRAL RuBALcABA. NAVAL CHIEF OF HER
CATHOLIC MAJESTY IN THE WATERS OF THE ANrlL-
LES, TO COMMAND. sss. X
The spanish fleet which is now being organized and is to
assemble at Havana for operations against Mexico
consist OF the following splendid war most Of
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TILE NAVY

HARTFORD, 49, first class steam screw s!oop Com.
mander Charles Iowdes passed Anjier the 10Th OF
August, honeward bound
pAeorAn, 8, second class steam screw sloop Com.
mander VIM. Radlord, passed Anjer the Goth Au-
gust, also bound home
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DANISH ShlP.OF.WAR

Arrived in England about the time. Her destina
ton was North America and her duty alleged 10 be the
same as that Of the Norwegian vessel
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temniatcd approaching danger. Let not Mr. Seward
slaeken his hand, nor grow indifferent to the Fremont
lions Of danger which him, and all the Union faith
u TO be wise and vgilant. There class OF politicians
mere who by some are termed "double- shuttle poll.
tcfans TO whom II may BIO necessary hereafter TO refer
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A NORWEGIAN Van SHIP

Was on the English coast on the 18th of October, her
way to North America for the protection Of the COM
mercia interests of the subjects of his Majesty the King
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REHABILITATION.

Arecapitation of the different foreign naval forces now
actually in service in preparing for tho waters Of
North America and the West indies gives the following
aggregate when united viz .se M.Ef
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SHIP PIN g NEW S


KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NASSAU, Mp.
CIFAToR-From New York for Kingston Ja, the 2a.h
day Of each month The Geaor oavcs for New York
9TH of each month"; and win lie due here about the 18th
CoLuaBrA MARioN-~No stated ARE vet uxed for
the departure the Columbia Havana but
they will sail about every days touching Key West out
ward and hosHewari
KAgSax--From New York for Havana via Nassau, Mp on
the arrival alternate Cunard at York
MAr,NzAs-Fror New York Matan,ss on the h dny of
each month. From Natanzs the 3D. due al New York on
the 18th.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Au'eters and packages iacaded the NEW YORK HERALD
honId be sealed.
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THE FRENCH FLEET IN NORTH AMERICA.
REAR ADMIRAL REyNAUD, OF THE IMPERIAL NAVY,
IN COMMAND.

the only nking which have had Of the orders for
wardod 10 Admiral Reynaud at Halifax is contained in
Paris letter Of the 18th September which says the Ad
mra has only important order end that is to pro-
tect French interests il necessary