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Renewal We sre requested 70 state
thar Mr.. w. G. Adams, Esq. has removed
his law cfFice 70 The northeast corner q The
Pubic Square. over w. Erny's un shop
where he may Re found when no, profes-
sionalls engaged.
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H. rhe bill introduced in the State
Senate by Mr.. Carnahsn, in The House by
Mr. Ei=on, having for is object the post
ponement Of the sale OF Dr.. Osen's geolo'
eicaI and mineralogicaI cabinet, required by
Jaw 10 take place on the 2S'h Of this
month. has passed both houses Of the Lrgs
in,ure apd will. doubtless, receive ~
Governors approval. S,eciai Legislation
on The subject being forbidden BY the Q a.
sti,uiiop. The object wss attained by 81
amendment 81 the act for the settle nieni q
decedent estates. The amendment provides
that administrations and executors msy post
pons The sale OF the personal property o
dscedenls until the ~ xt ensuing term u m
Common Pleas Court, and Tor 10 GER peri
Oh BY consent Of the Judge. But sa'es p
the payment Of debts shall no, be deferfe'
longer than six nonths Mt. vsrnoa Ad
vocase.
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CT Last Sunday night We we're visited
With quite 4 heavy thunder storm The FIRST
q she season. The weather since has been
delightful spring weather.
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1.-THE Catawba Indians Of South
Carolina and the free negroes Of Geor-
gia have oiicrc their services to the
Governors Of their respective States in
case Of war with Uncle Sam.
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On Feb. 10, 1861, ~ J. Z. IIlrbison,J }. r.
Mr.. H4REis9s CxMERss, 70 Miss n. a
HAsBr<os. both d this C'an'y.
90 FEB. H. 1851. BY Rsy. A. J. Strain
Nj. CHARLES l.. PEEsros. " Pie Co, Y
Miss ELIzABErH KELS,. of thi- county.
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The LEGISLATURE - This body has some
thing over fur hundred bills before u, win
sair prospect u having 10 held N extra
ses ion 10 fnish The business. Amoag the
oils introduced i enc making provision ~
slack water navigation Of White r.ver. i
this could become lew. anr the obslruc.
lions in The stream be cleared ou'. il ~oult
be Of immense advantage 70 the counties N
is border. An spporiionmen' bin has beer
reported putting Dabois. Perry end Craw.
ford together a. Senatorial district. A Bill
hns passed the House. end i likely 70 POS
The senate. giving justices jurisdicsion il
sums a. high a. $500
Hens. r. Shoulders aud a r. Flemin.
will accept oar thanks for iavors.
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ITThc Manchester En-lanl) man
uIacturers are holding meetings il re-
Iation to obtaining a supply Of cotton
elsewhere. ii civil war in the United
States should canse the crop to fail
here. For quarter Of a century they
have been trying to find ilsat supply
but they have always failed, and ws
believe they will continue to fail.
Some American vessels have req
istcred in Liverpool nnder the British
flag. they deeming that safer for trad,
with South Carolina than the STAR
and Stripes.
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DFrederick r. Stanton, Marcus
y. Parrot, Thomas Ewing. Jr., and
others are candidates for the Senate
from the new State Of Kansas
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ITNew Orleans has had a brilliant
illumination in honor OF the secession
of the State OF Texas from the Union,
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President and Vice-Frssiaelt
MoKrG aMxgY. ALABAMA. Sal, Fsb. ?.
Jefferson Dsyir IT Mississippi. NJ pnari
monsly elected Precedent ~ the Con'rrais
States TX north America to-day, AM Alex
snder IA. Stephens. Nice-P President
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F-r We are indebted 20 Hon. w. Z. Nib
lack for the Congressional Globe.
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The New York herald., 1861-12-28
OPINIONS OF THE FRENCH PRESS.

why Napoleon should Not Espouse the
Cause of slavery and England.
[From the Paris Debats (supposed from the pen OF M
Thers), lee.
There be no doubt but that England has q double
interest the denitive rupture of the American Union
Not only would this rupture for long time impede the
deveopement OF the maritime and political power of the
Northern States but would In tho South Fat
least is hoped SOY great republic purely agricultural
which would no turned to advantage by the capitalists
manufacturers and shipowners Of England it has hth
erto been turned to advantage II must DO admitted by
the capitalists manufacturers and shpowners Of the
Northern States This vast farm once having established
its pretended independence would pass far as regards
its commercial advantages from the hands Of the United
States TO the hands Of England by the force Of events
flag. II English interests appear to US to be
beyond discussion in this arrangement, we
do % no. ), sssys, .S:,,.s on ~ GIaer hand tina.
the war and by victory. Undcr the favorable sup
position the Southern rep'bic does not appear 10 us capable
Of long Leading prosperous existence. moments alton
tion is sufficient to enable to comprehend that the
causes which have urged the separation are causes
inherent to the nature Of things, and to the actia
situation Of the word-that these would survive
even the separation and would necessarily render ore
the bad position Of the Southern repttic uhl taey Effected
its destruction We have repeatedly read all the Documents
in which the South has explained ts complaint against
tho North and the OF the separation which Il de-
maDds With the beet intentions the world we have
been able to discover except the question tariffs the
three following grievances only and will be easily seen
whether the separation afford remedy The South
complains
/ That tho law which prescribos the restitution o,
fugitive saves Ia scarcely ever executed in any part Of
o. That tie Soh is not permitted according 10 IL ,c to
introduce slavery into those vast territories which be
come new States.
g. That the North more and moro unsettng the foun
daon Of slavery IN the South by incessant preao
which assumes every form.
If all these grievances well founded, and they are
intoerabIe for Sates Whch ret IN slavery and they NAV
In fact appear inolcabe, since they attack the yery
foundations OF tho State. what rational believe
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

the renaraton II denied, should he obtained. II was
not for linn then TO express any individual opinion OF his
own but OF this no sure, that the Cabinet q Lord
Pameiston must have acted under sense OF y
sonsbilliy, and hat tie rsr lament people Of
England would support The which any Minister
aclhg under such dread OF responsibility should
nave determined 10 tako. lie quite that when
tho question came 10 be discussed IN Parliament 1t would
90 "a ~ parry spirit that II would be eoIsiderod; but lie
Deieyed THAT, II need be, tie House OF Commons would
DO almost unanimous on the question II had been his lot
70 nave their interests oonded him durng the anxious
that Time as to how the reformed House OF Commons
woud conduct itself. He thought that these who On
te tanned any doubts tho subject had TO bo
sathed by the patriotic way in which the House OF Com
mons supported the Minister Of the day during those
sufges and he could not help thinking that IL it should
ne the lot OF those who formed the opposition now as
men, 70 sit opposite 10 the Ministry while the struggle
was beng carried they would show that tho patriotic
SPIRIT which animated them not the spirit
whch animated the wings in 1913, but that II WAS the
patriotic spirit Of Fnglishmen resolved To sink all party
uerences and determined to stand for the honor aud
interests OF the Queen and csuntry lie knew nothing
ol the terms OF the dispatches sent by government to
the United states; but he did thini that during tho
lenn three weeks, whe message was passing to and
FRO between one government and tho other--whst we
were waiting for tho answer upon which might depend
the fatal issue of peace war, thai the voice Of Eish
men should be as the Vice f man; and that they
would say that come what may all party considerations
should be sunk In determination to uphold the honor cf
the Queen and the interests OF the country. (oud ap
planse.)
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
rFrom the unl, poctet pac O.,

We Understand tho shipoNne's G. lltH nave been mp
pief 10 by government, with the view OF TAX ng up sono
q our principal steamers for tho trans prt Of troops in
the event OF with America and the officers and men
on board Of her Msesys ship Corwalis have received
ORDERS 10 b. IN readiness 10 10 called out at any time for
active service.
Prom the London Herald, Dec Ill
The change OF manent Of the warrior viii be etccted
with little trouble Her long sixty eight FOUNDERS VIII
% replaced by ono hundred poundor Armstrong; IN day
Sc.
i was stated last night that telegram had been sent
TO tho ordering several vessels OF the 9et
TO proceed TO the North American station direct
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

From The london Herald, Dec. III
On saturday evening tho Right Hon. J. r. Mowbrsy M
q met large body Of his constituents in the Town Hall
pnrha for the purpose Of addressing them upon the
Solitical questions Of the day
Towards the conclusion his speech he The ony
her subject the state Of relations with the dis
United states Of North America. Until last week II Was
hs that an Engshman had to say with res pect 70
In the course Of the last ten days however news
Ioss stirring character had reached us from Ameri-
% maun hsd aroused the feelings OF the British nation
M NH 81 - lar as he knew, unparaleled-hsd been
ESgsnmen haa saarally boiled ,pa iadignatson at he
sss msms But ,E while our ceilings had been SO ex.
crsditable TO tho country that ma oesn hsny
a% on w ssfGa soa uas s. ,bs, hwhS
guided. (Appause The Cabinet bsd dhusiana would be
the very best legal advisers and upon ,bs o.
Tread responsibility to determine what thsir d. ae
should bs upon tho Northern Stass and in What rnoSa
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
ME-. Eyvart, NJ. r., on Patriotism, Poetry
and Slang.

From the London Chronicle, lee. H. L
On Monday afternoon the Ioombers OF the Fourth enaue
Ports Hythe) and Fifth Cnquc Ports Fokcstone) Rife
Corps, assembled at Mr.. Ganbris park Eoksstone for
the purpose " being officially inspected.
public dinner given to the officers at which Mr.
Ewart NJ p. said -lhe want Of proper volunteer or
ganizstion had recently been experienced in America
We were ready to meet them but not without calm de-
liberation, barking Ike Idle ours, as the americans on
their Jons-no it only when reason was re-
fused TO be beard that should take up defend
our hsarlhs and homes. He thought he could con.
cluds better than by repeating the works. tBessed Isle
with matchless beauty crowned and manly hearts 10
guard the tair.n (Loud cheers.)
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
THE BRITISH MILITARY MOVEMENT
From the Ioncon Times, Dec. Ii. ]

From the loncon Times, Dec. Ii
The First battalion Military train, stationed at Wool
wich, yesterday medically inspected and passed,
ready for emblrkaticn FOR America.
From tho london Herald, Doc IL.
The government have chartered the steamers Parana
and Adratc for conveyance o troops to Canada and six
other transports required and will doubtless be Sc
eced from those offered in tho Of to-day. With
the exception Of Captain Leslios battery of artillery
F battery Fourth brgade) tho troops under orders 70
embark for Canada reman as previously stated Captain
Leslie battery will embark in the Persia Austraasan
Though direct orders have been gven II is generally
understood at the Guards barracks that at least one bat
talon will go out, and much anxiety il felt by the men
to the decision Of the commander chief II is need
less to say that each battalion ia in perfect readiness 70
embark at the shortest notice.
In accordance with telegraph received yesterday
morning by Colonel Harness. tho director Of the Royal
Engineer establishment ut Brompon barracks nom the
Horse Guards ono sergeant one corporal and forty nve
prvates selected from the depot companies to pro-
ceed TO Liverpool TO join the fifteenth company from the
Curragh there and to embark for Canada. The detach
ment will leave Chatham to morrow.
draft OF the Army Hospital corps consisting OF Scr
geant Major Ward and Sergeans Harvey and Downes dis
pensers Of medicines with twenty medical ordeiss
nnder orders to embark for Canada
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
A European Intervention Must Extia.
guish Slavery at tho South.


President Davis announces that he does not desire Tho
intervention OF any European Power in the present
ct. The Southern States haze good for tkos,
They well know that the European Powers still
radically opposed to SLAVERY than the Northern States.
England mpelled by the necessities Of war; might alone,
by recognizing the independence OF the SOUTH implicitly
sanction slavery II France unites in action with hef
ally thcre would no longer bo any ground to fear such
result Our Intervention would have the effect Of pre-
venting undertaken in defence of the most hossor.
able principles tsrningo the advantage Of tie most odtous
If institWi0ns
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
Lord Clyde (Six Colin CampbelD Con-
suited Rt tho War Office.
From tha Tnn ndonE

Tho War Committee, which INST at the War 0hlce In
Pamal on Monday, was al tended by Lord Clyde and it
would that continuance in tho energetic measures
which have characterized the proceedings Of the autho
Austraasian Adriac and Parana six other trans
ports have been taken up and will be got ready with all
speed 10 take troops board The rumorod intention to
send portion Of the Guards Canada has been at last
confirmed The Second battalion OF the Grenadiors and
the Second battalion Of the Fssrs have received orders
to be ready for embarkaton at Tho whole force
present under orders follows hs corps comprising
II have ready been specined);-
Two battalons Of Guards.
Four batteries OF feld artillery.
Five batteries Of garrison artillery.
Six battaous OF infantry.
Three companies OF sappers and miners.
Two bataons OF tho Military train, and forty Of
the Commissariat Staf corps.
Others under orders 10 hold themselves In rsadi
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
THE BRITISH NAVAL DISPLAY,
from tho London Times. Dec. H.

IFF0m tho Times, Dec. III
The Strom boil 9, paddle, Commander Lord fphinstone
unlocked at Portsmouth yesterday She is destined
for North America
The Wasp, 10, screw, Commander G. Stirling was ON
cally paid oil put out Of commission at Portsmouth,
yesterday. Her crow have been turned over to the
Chanticleer IT for the purpose Of STRENGTHENING
Vice Admiral Mines squadron the North American
and West India station
Tho steamship Hero, &c. Capt Rogers from Spit
nead, arrived N fly mouth sound on Monday evening
tho North American station.
The hir ed screw steam transport Melbourne CAPTAIN
Aud, from Woolwich for North America entered PLY.
mouth Sound yesterday afternoon half past o'clock
and at five was escorted out by the Orphcus 81 Captain
Burnett C. She was inspected in the Sound by Port
son. and was despatched by Captain Benson agent for
the ehartorers, Messrs Thompson and Tweeddale The
two ships will MI up with coal at Queenstown Tho
Melbourne having on board 200 tons of munitions
Of war, 10 very deep aft but win be trimmed on the
passage
A despatch from Plymouth Of the sth jnstan, saws
Sailed--The Emerald, war ship, for North America
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
The Force at Barking ON the Insult I.
Their Flag.

Tho Following copy OF the address from tho mem
bers Of tho Naval Reserve at Barking with the reply rs-
ceved thereto
We, the undersigned seamen members OF the Roya
Naval Reserve having perceived that our ag has been
grossly insulted by American beg leave
TO inform you that desrous and willing that wo
may be permitted to share In the honor Of punshing the
perpetrators thereof and have therefore request that
you will be 30 good TO mako this our wish known ct
headquarters,
Signed on behalf Of tho Royal Naval Reserve az Bark
ing.
ADMIRALTY COAST GUARD OrrIcR, Spring Gardens Dec g.
Memorandum.-With reference to the offer Of the men
OF the Royal Naval Reserve at Barking join the navy
for immediate service, their ordshps have expressed
their high satisfaction at the loyal and patriotic feeling so
readily AMI chcefuy manifested by the abe seamen Of
the Royal Naval Reserve Their lordsbps rely with the
most entire confidence that the hearty Services Of the
Royal Naval Reserve will be forthcoming should her
gracious Majesty see ft by royal proclamation call for
them.
H. YIvERToN, Commodore, Controller General.
Mr. $. w. K. FREEMAN her MaJosty's ship May lower,
Barking.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

England Finds mo Consolation In the
Paris Papers.
Paris Dsc III Correspondents Of the London Post.l
We have no American news to-day. The journals stn
continue TO offer comments and sreculatons Of little In
terest. H8sFg&