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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20
VERY LATE NORTHERN NEWS.
,usbiy Interesting News from EurOpe'

srFhiY IntcrestIng News from Eur0pe'
We have recci1ed, through the kind atten-
ton &c friends, u copy Of the New York
"T;rnc." ~ late as the 18th instant We
gather therelrom tho following exceedingly
|imporlant. intelligence:
{F,6n the SeH York Times. Dec. 49,
ONH: WEEK LATER
Re Ell
.,s.va! or the Europa and tho City OF
Washington.
TUE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE AT
FAIR Of TIE TRENT.
E,cL4YD SENDS Az ULTINATuN TO TEE CNt
TED STATES.
4 Y ArcioLGr AID THE SURRENDER or TIE REBEL
AMBASSADORS DEMANDED.
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
ApAs AND ARTILLERY SHIPPED TO CANADA.
rhs expostation OF Sulrpctre Prohibited.
-Aa Laaae}:4ts Conflict anticipated.
! RUMOR THAT TIE EMPEROR NhPo-
LEON OFFERS HIS MEDIATION.
THE FghScli JaURHaLs GHASimor3 AGAINST
CAW. HILKES.
Lau;snss E.r;temsh! ix England mt Ffanco.
Decline In ConrvL4 uad Ootiou.
Aupe;c.S AND CANADIAN SECURITIES WITHOUT
Buyers.
The steamship City of Washington, from
Liy.rooui Al, ria Queenstown 9th, passed
C.ne Race at II r':jc:A yesterday Sunday
morning, and wss boarded o. the Jews yacht
of the Associated Press.
Thy Oitv Of Washington has experienced
heavy westerly gales GU her passage. She re.
ports spanking the steamship City Of Manches.
ter, from New York for Liverpool, on Saturday
night
The Royal Mail Steamship Europa, Capt. An
derson. from Liverpool at 81 A. ii. Of Nog. SO,
arrived 1T Halifax at i! \. II. yesterday.
She was Detained al Queenstown by order Of
the Government u hours, SO that she left that
port Dec. :. 81. mus d Queens Messenger on
board, with dispstchcs to Lord Lyons.
Tine Europa has also 81 passengers and
-t,cUu III specie iof ETsl';.: una Lto WV iof
Halifax.
She saiisd COZ Boston at . P. II. yesterday,
and will be due q: that point at 3 late hour to-
night.
The steamship Jnra, from Quebec, arrived
ct Liverpool On the 29th.
The Psrsia arrived at Li7eTFoo! III S o'clock,
A.. NJ. Dec. 9.
The Belgium screw steamship Congress, from
Hayre for New York, put into southampton
% Tie .9th with disabled machinery; boilers
alss detective.
Tic E.iir3Dh sailed at $50 p. M.
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Cotton has taken another rise in New York.
It brings SO cents per pound.
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~ lt"t N~NNia
provided the provisions Of tbs act shall!
not apply tc sal. imported in.o this CcmIh3r-
weaita, or which has been acquired by ih-
present f.olirr within the last thirty days next
preceding the passage thereof
NJ. WiLAG: hoptd it would not be the
~pi-asur,: of the House to adopt the ryder, q: it
-rali defeat tl.s object If thu bill. It ~as
exceedingly p7oblblc the s!iole sock OF salt
in rnarke. had changed bands wl,h'n the past
thirty DAYS.
The rider wai :ejected.
The question requiring On the passage Of
the bill,
Mr.. PRICE thought it would ,nGrk i great
h hardship upon pirate individuals, whu hid
h.l :hc foresight to lrY in q stock Of salt iGT
thrir own use. With those persons who had
purchased salt at len dollars a sack Tor the
purpose olspcculating upon il, he had no sym
patty. lie hoped the ryder might be adopted
Mr., ANDERSON, Of Poekbridge, said il vas
thought By the committee that sucn feature
should DC incorporated in the bill. One Of the
great causes OF the insuhiciency OF salt arose
from the fact Tia. many people had not only
lid III a supply fer six months, but for two
wears and more. liz thought such persons,
in REV OF the eyigencies Of the times. would
not hesitate ~ soan their neighcofs Su !uciSnt
TO supply their Immediate wants.
Mr.. NEwrcN said he felt lie would be neg
lecting g sacred duty if he failed TO raise his
voice against the passage Of this bill, 1t was
unjust, unconstitutional, II passed it
would not only cas-! = rt election upon tie intel.
i.sacs Of the House, but Of the ago. liz did 10:
lH,eiieYo there was o bushei Of salt in Richmond
in first hands. Would i; be Justice to take the
salt for which u man had paid seven dollars
and sell it for three dollars and live CENTS a
sack. He aTguelits uncunstitution.i,iy on
the ground that private property could not DO
taken for public uses without just compensa-
ton which compensation the bill did not con.
tcmrlate, or it's action would not afayd.-
Agein, salt was being daily brought into the
State s:rough the blockade. For months past
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the EiGLIs! EAVLl !iECE AFAiLA5lE.
Three classes Of reserve comprise eight iiro.
of-bat.le ships, nix frigatcs. FIVE ccccettes aud
twelve sioops, mounting t grand Lotal Of 1861
guns. The steslu grnhoats attached are not
included, which ara 81 10 number, With -
guns. 'fEis, however, does not include the
gun6oaLs and mortar y~eISr.s laid up. Ihc list
is confined entirely to ~ettacti7: vessels Al pre-.
aeut, or could &c rendered! so wi;h i:ttie delay.
The ships in commission E"r SERVE: Z; PoF:S..
mouth mount sig gum. The total rJnaer o.
guns HI the ships enumerated o@fdre IS 222,
nnili'Y Adluirsi :lliIcs' feet, n1 TIC M"!th
Atiarican Eta.iOn. amount: &c SG3 gus.
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rescue OF our people from their cruel shT1ldo9.
I speak wha. | know, when I say, thar, despite
the ~insoient mockeries of The Lincoln ballot
hex in Maryland, held by PICTURED serfs and
upheld by their masters bayonets; despite the
c:iuging falsehood Of official deI%nagogues and
the Durchased testimony of q recreant and SUI
torned executive despite the clainor Of a sub.
s;d:zed press aud the pusilanimiLy Of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has always been
in our nobic State an overwhelming majority
Vi the people hostile 10 the Northern despot.
and deYo,edly attached to the cause of South
crn independence and constitutional liberty.
Ana now, "!.sr tho bitter experiences Of the
last halt year, 1t IS Certain, beyond all perad.
venture, :nat the actual adhcrents OF the North.
ern government do not amount to a 1.-THE of
the population. Fraud, intimidation, violence,
threats Of contisc1s:oH, Imprisonment, the con-
tinGec pressure oil arrogant military rule, petty
official persecution, the compilations of patron
aye. and all ether base means so familiar to
~;yrants, have been used with q zeal worthy Of
a less infamous cause, to extort from the peo-
pic ot Maryland an expression Of "~loyaltv to
the Union" as they still persist in character.
King Inc decayed remains Of the old govern
ment; aud YET, their bsstiles are Tiled to re,
pie.!on with Maryland martyrs; and they
dare not for one instant withdraw from her
soii the armed mercenaries, vino, in their i'm
beetle terror, stand guard at the doors CT rebel
Ta.nsn and arrest rebel boys for wearing the
cbuux.ouS coiocs Of the Southern tag, more
terrible to the tyrants minions than any thing
on earth, except the Southern steel, which
g~littered around that flag on an hundred fields
Of victory. No! They well understand that
Maryland is at heart q ''rebel,' as she was in
re; and they remember the history OF her
deeds and the fate Of her tories.
1t would te ar Gct of supererogation in me
to undertake . detailed explanation Of the
c."scs Eh:ch led to this temporary ~subjugatiou
OF Maryland. 1t is due to her, however, that
| should briefly allude to certain prominent
facts.
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Baggage Checked Thronsh.

Inc 4 st. Joe Il. r., and Keokuk packets
the North Missouri. aadths Ohis 1 Miesr.slpuj
=. x. , make ciose and seliabte esunectisus a.
Cincinnaii, without omnibus ride, with The favor.
lite Roads Of tn. West.
The Little Miami l. Collumbu. 4 X.n:. .u1
Cincinnati. llamiliot / Dayton Rail Koad. In,
Dsytos and CollesibuS With TN Cleveland
Coi,nmeus and Ciurinpsti R.R for Cicv.I aud
bufia'"A Niagara Ealle. The P,t,sbure, ColIun,
KS Tor Pittsbursh aud Philadelphia. The 3. n
tai Ohio R.R.. TOR GAINESVILLE, Wheeling and Bel
timore. Marietta T. Cisgipssti Z. r. Ter Chilli
c",he, Aiarietn. hfkcru6usy jnA Kalfi.Adre. and
with either Of the Fear Great, Eastern Lisesy far
New York or Boston. ~. g :"
paseenge n by this svuts have the advantage Of
wide and spacious cars, with greater libesalsy Of
iss o. Ss al, !. "a. ss.; : liz 3D. S. +
c"mfdrt afEwded by ~
Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars BY Day
night. f-g - - - =
Passengers from the West BY the Ohio & Mss.
'ssippi R.R.. have the advantage over time b,
ether lines IN THE CHOICE OE,SEATS AMI
UERT1S, from CinciRnati,as q ere arc no chan
ses Of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland.
pittsburgh or ksllsir. a.o ~ ra,.Ts - 30
Two daily ihro9h Express trains, (Sundaye Ex-
'sptetJ .ae tfsis Sunday evening. s,os's5so
Ohio i Mississippi lime TEN minutes faster
tian ST. Loui. time The publ are srespecrfulIv
cautioned against bills advertising other routes
/" aking quicker time.
Ash f.r tickets Via 0hie & llis4ssippi R.JR.
For information. appl, NJ the Office, No % |
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Under Planter House, ST. Loui..
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IL IT, Geal Tlckst Agsnt
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Orr N rue WILDERNkss.-Those
VINO have imagined that We Of Kansas
live 50 lar tout west as to be hey ond
the confines of civilization, will see
the mistake when they learn Tia, in this
wooden coautry" the Andependenf pub
lished the Presidents Inaugural Add es
delivered esl the 4th inst. in lis issue oil
the Oh. Again. osksLosa has two
mails every day. Last evenings mail
Brought fserenty-tsco letters ami Ia, &c
number Of papers! TaIkabou, Kansa.
being ::.away Out west!''
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.


pleasure i'm announcing that the new voium O.
uuuscr Tor gauuary, 1sUt III
contain features Of remarkable interest and attract
ry.ness. Among these may BE- named.
new novel, by Mrs Harriet Beccher Stove.
author of Uncle Toms Cabin, and The Nnistss's
Woong.'
4 new novel. by Charles Reaic. author OF ..Chris.
tie John.on,- peg " offagton,'' etc.
New Stories. 10y Miss Harriet Prescott. author Of
The Amber Gods and ..Sir Rohan's Ghosa."
new Romance, by the author of '.Cbarics Au-
chester and '.Counierpau-.'
Also. Contributions IT, Prss- and Poetry, by Hen.
~ W. Longf-lios. E01l Il. kimbiii. Natha i..sl
Hawthorn. George s. Il lizard, o!.srr Wendell
Holmes. James Rn..eii Low Ia, kaipa " .Emessoa.
John G.. Whittier. Ia ard Taylor, Eisi: Y. NhiP.
iiis, Henry Gilcs, Rose Tes1. kev. Dr.. BcliaHs.
Charles h. Norton. Winthrop Sargent, 7. w. Hix.
Sinson. J. T. 7rvw bridge.
TERMS.-Three Do lars pr anpum. or Twenty
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ns.bes. The postage OF The Atlantic Il Thirty sis
CcEts year. II prepaid.
TP The pa. - Il the 4 tlantic are stcreotypcd,
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COUNTERFEIrERs ARRESTED. - Las;
week Two .slrangers were arrested on
the Kansas River bottom, in this coun-
v. 'os a charge Of passing counter
fsii coin. About City dollars in quar-
Ger snd half dollar pieces were found
in their possession. They were exam
ined and committed. to The Jail Of the
county. to await their trial in the Dis
trict Court; E1Y1Ja CIV g
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Town AEErrSe.-There will be a
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF
The yiihsofs oskatoosa a, N. r. Dut-
tons Office on Saturday evening. March
Esd. 1861. There will be business 10
transact that requires early action. and
every member Is particularly requested
to be present.
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GoDEr's LADrs Book FOR April is on
our table. brim-full Of engraving. s,o-
ries. sPring fashions. embroidery pat
tsrns-everyihiag That ladies could de-
sire in such work. 50 year. L. A
Cooley PLiiadelphia. Pa.
H Wewii' farnish the Independent
and Godey's for % year in advance.
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esr:r tAsrEes ROUTE VIA
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI Pl
BROAD GUAuE
II A.lLR U A ID

akIng the quickest time from St. Louis to
;, AVA Cincinnati, Louis. -. Na.hvill. and ali
n q Cities! New York. - hours
u,usos'& = hours B,ston. ~ hours.
C,uegn"g' ,sH hours. I'hiiad~lphia. % hours
Hx - hours. Baliiweer. 81 hosrs.
I y."C, eet mann. Washington. 37i hours.
.''s'"e, liz houn. Nashville, ~ hoars.
From 81. Loais to Cincinnati vrruov, cA.xo,
os 0Ass From Cinrinati u. Clevsaoi. Pm.
oa'y or Be'lair, withoa, change Of cans ;,
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Y~Cspny Relief Meeting.

= = r : =
M aenbep Of die Jefferson Coun-
i Relief Committee are requested to
NEE. in Oskaloosa on Saturday. March
al. 1861. tetransac. important bust
ness that will come before them. The
sesesallagents Of this organization are
requested to make their reports 10 the
County Committee at that time. A full
exhibit Of what has been done should
b made. and general attendance is
desirable. HExRr CRABps s
JoLN w. DAY, President.
SAY pro tes,.s Sd
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MARKED. at the residences Of the
brides father. BY Rev. S. Brooks. Mr..
WILLIAM d. Trap. TO Miss RurH Asx
GRIMES. all Of Oskalooss.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
az PHILADELPHIA.

tnf aaffla{ itars at'fss iHi ~ rit.
A Denesolese Institutes esssblish-d BY special
= EudOwoent, for tile Fe,icf Of the Sick and
Dis're-srd. afflicted with virul~r' and Ep.aem
10 Diseases, asd especially Tor ~ srs q Di
-ra.rs Of the Sexual Organs.
EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the
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with description II their CONDITION. (sgr, occu-
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Valuable rePosts ~ Sperm.torrhos, and 9th.
er ai..ases Of ~ s$oEssi OrRs~e. and N The
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10 the afflicted In zeal letter envelopes, free o,
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FrSNr.-Getting the Inaugural Ad-
dssss o. President Lincoln printed in
Aieais"n. and sending it out as The
''Cazetie Extra."
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The PKISrKs for March has been re-
eeised in our Ssanciam- Il is a good
SeTk. filed wih Interesting patter. and
should be in lie hands II every primer
or publisher. d. year. Henry 4
Greason, New Yosk.
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WHrrsErr & LsAvxLL have had their
new single maehise in cpera,iou for
two or three weeks. Il doe. excellent
work.
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The Cosmopolitan Art Journal"
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Fever and 1Ag1e,

from which maAkisd suffer evsr . large part a
the eloee. h The consequence Il deceased action
In the system, induced by The Possesses naiam Il
vegetable decay. THIS exhalasioa b evolved by
she action Of solar heat % vee soil and rises with
tie wstery vspog from Il. While the sun II below
he horisoa this vapos fingers near the earths sur.
face, snd the virus - taken With 4 through the
lungs into the blond. There Il aess - n irritating
poissa q the internal viseesa aud excretng organs
q the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 70
o0cFcts not only tAis virns but also the bile from
de blood Bob the virus end tie hle accumulate
In he eircelasjen. and pssdnce violeae eeastian-
tional disesj,e. Ths spleea, ~ kidseys. and the
aornach sympathise With IL live, and becsme
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ganiAm, - u IN a attempt b sxpel the noxious
Infusion. concentrates the whole hleoa q he body
IN the internal excsetores b f6eee them "a east 4
cut The boood leaves the surface. md PUSHES 10
the central organs with euagsstve violeuee. This
ID she Cn:LL. But in this effort Il fails. Then the
PEvER follcws, IN which the hood leaves the can
tsal organe and PUSHES 70 he surface, n II in
another e6rt to eSpel the irritating poison through
that other great exeresoTy Tho skin. In this
also Il fails. and the system sbaHdoas the attempt
exhausted. and Waits fog the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort anoahes day. Thess
are the ITS or p7soxysms u fgvRn AND AouE.
Such constitutional disorder will Of eourye under
mine the health III i not removed.
We have labosed to find, and have tonnd, an
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SEVEN YEARS.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
fea AL THE suaaoses q PuaaAIM uFpsc'k
FoR CosrrvESEo;
Eon THE CURE OF DYsrErs1Ai
Foa JAuxplcs:
FOR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION:
For HsAbAcaR:
EoR ruE CuRE OF DIsExIElyj
FoR ForL STOMACH;
EOl IHK CrRB OF E8YslPxIAs;
FoR 1MH PlIEs;
Eon TuH CuRs or ScRoYUIA;
Fon ALL ScRoEri0rs C0NPIAuTs;
Eon TuR CupE OF RHECAA4eNs
foR DiarAsFs OF Tns SIN:
IilsTes 'AN ss foa Dioss1;
Fol TIE Cuss OF TklzsA. TrNoas AND SALT
RuHuN;
FOR WonSeo;
CbH I'm CURg on 0ocf;
fon 4 DIxxR1 PM;
F6n fHH Cum or NxUhAx0lA;
-iszss foR PvAUylSO m B4soD.
,Svsa,e suss.- eaataa. - hat ~ moGl esnA-
W. can take Them pleasantly. md icing purely
vegetable, no harm can arise ftom thar use u ~
:. Psissss ssaspw 1az; 1isshasss& &iA
= Great Plumbers Of clersymen. Physiiia.A ssates-
jmcn. and eminent peSonsges, have lna Their
n,cs 4 certify he unparalleed usefulness Il tAess
remedies, but our speee here vill not permit ne
.inscrtinu Of them. The Aeents belov named fbs-
pish gratis our ANRRlcAx ALMANAC u Which ny
re given with also fun deseptinas q the above
cepplsints, and the treatment that sAenld b sol-
lowed fog their cure. ! -..tf.ss... :.
= DO NOT Be put Of BY unpsinsiplsa 1ealsss Win
sfher preparations they make moee pssm en.
DeInand AyfR's, and take ne Others. he sick
want the best aid there i tsr thsms snd thsy seald
have il. e
N An onr R~.s,ed;..c ara =, s.f, - sas
Moore 4 Mcclellan. Oskaloosa., E. d.
tinlyer. Grasshoppcf Falls. G.. +. Good.
nan. Leavenwotth: and agcnts in every
own in the Uiitel States.
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THE INDEPENDENTS sR NssAs ,1A pf159 -g
:, ROAD notice.!
TO the HONUEABi.E BOAKn 1E CoI us
SlONERS


OF JEFFERSON COUNTY KANSAS.
We, the undersigned petitioners, would pray
yoes eonoi 10 Grant sscW IN tbs EIDowios d..
.,fable route for pshlic his hway ana ssss si;sh
the ne.c tnmencing ~ the Atchison and Grass.
hopper Falls Terrier a road lew rods North NJ
Ne centre Of Section 81. in Township z. Range
.s' thence due South On the oven line through,
see','"s. Township 6, Range Is, or as n. ar The
SAL" ''he AZ the groind will admit: thence Soutl.
on the 'pe. line in Section 10. Is. and % mr,,j
Il reMeh-s the re"fre OF said Section a; ,heucs
due East one half mile ,heeast line Of .c,i.,
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