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rfrom the New orleans Picsyun.
A show of Hands.

The sudden awakening OF the louisville
Journal to the fact that the war it has been
so warmly supporting up 10 this time, is
nothing more or less than war for the over
throw of the institution of slavery iu these
Confederate States, has been accepted gen
orally as a significant indication that the
Federal Administration has too plainly
shown its hand, and that ssthe Thames fly
from the ''blood-boultered Macbeth at
Washington.
There are those who doubt the sincerity
and reality Of Mr.. Prentice's sudden conver-
sion. And with reason. The Journalist of
. Southern State, who could preserve the
attitude Of a defender of the Federal admin
istration, after the proclamation of Fremont,
in Missouri, and its endorsement by the
Lincoln Cabinet-Who could see nothing
menaeing to the interests of his section in
the appointment of such men as Nat. P.
Banks and Henry Wilson to high commands
in the Northern army-Who could discern
no dangerous intention towards those in
terests in the course pursued by Ben. E.
Butler, first, and Gen. Wool since, on the
Peninsula, and by Sherman and Dupont, on
the coast OF South Carolina. can hardly
claim the confidence OF rejecting mind,
when he comes out at this the eleventh
| hour, and pretends to be astonished by
| the Abolition drift Of the Administration
policy.
There has never been an hour since the
election Of Abraham Lincoln TO the Presi-
dency of the United States was made sure,
that it has not been perfectly clesr to the
| comprehension Of every mind capable Of
forming an opinion, on the simplest propo-
sition. that the policy of the Administration
| then inaugurated wes nothing but an Abo-
lition policy. Apart from the inevitable
| and irrefutable influences deducible from
! the known antecedents Of the men who
| compose that Administration, its every act,
| since 1t assumed office, has Indicated, be-
| yond all reasonable caYil, that such and such
| alone was and is its policy. We have just
alluded to some Of these indications. In
| addition to these, see with what hot haste
the party leaders in the Senate have avsiled
| themselves of the first opportunity afforded
| them to signalize their devotion to this
| policy.
| On the third day of the first regular ses-
! sion of the Lincolnite Congress, we ind
| Wilson, of Massachusetts, offering feso-
luton abrogating all laws now in force IN
| the District of Columbia, relating to the ar
rest of fugitive slaves, and Of all other laws
ssconcerpinc persons of color within the
| District" and moreover, instrueting the
| Committee ON the District OF Columbia to
consider the expediency Of abolishing sla-
| very there.
| On the same day, Hale, OF New Hamp-
shire, remembering the fac. that the SUI
preme Court OF the United States has hith-
| erto proved stumbling block in the way OF
| aboIitionisrn, submits resolution instruct
| ;nrp the Committee on the Judiciary to in
ouire intothe expediency and proprie,y OF
/ abohshing that tribunal altogether. snd es-
ltsblishiug another, the appointments to
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What They Intend "a do with the
Negroes.

The Cincinnati Gazette, paper Of large
circulation and wide influence, which at
one time claimed to be conservative, is
now as ultra and violent as the worst
abolition paper in the North. In recent
article on the Niger question" it
says:
The nse tc be made OF them within cur
lines must be governed by its practicabihty.
So far as they are used by our armies, they
will be used under military direction and
discipline. fdhey edB Be made to PIT 5lZJ.ts
O. 5cyonets thTOpgh tleir masters eitcEs IN a
regular lcGy and accorGiRg 10 the sLeGgIs cf
tbot lgttch sei!h curious ParGdoz ~ c1y cig-
liked ardrfars, there cGV Be 10 reasonable co.
5ectfon; but on the contrary there would be
poetical justice and eminent fitness in IT,
But we suspect that it will be found difficult
te use them to any great extent as soldiers,
from the difficulty Of bringing then under
proper discipline and the requisite courage
for soldiers cannot reasonably be expected
In race coWed by generations Of bondage.
They have been organized and drilled to
considerable extent by the rebels, but they
would probably find them unreliable in bat
tie; besides the tenure by which they hold
the negroes, and their despotic and severe
way Of goVerniRg them, would make them
more successful IN training them in military
discipline than We could be
But merely to deprive the rebels OF their
slaves will cripple their military power and
resources, and strike a heavy blow to the
rebellion. IT will also at once bring home
the penalty Of rebellion to the guilty. The
nation can well afford to support them, and
incur all the responsibility of their future
disposal for that alone; besides, there are
heavy labors 10 be done in war, aside from
the fighting, which are most exhausting and
dispiriting to the soldier, which these ne
groes perform for the rebels, and will for
our armies. In one way or another they are
quite as valuable to the enemy as their white
soldiers, and their loss would be more Sc
verely felt. They can be made of great
service to us.
Our armies must either have these ne
groes as enemies or friends They cannot
be put out of the question, for they are in
the hands of the enemy and are used against
US. They build the Notifications which are
so prominent an element in this war. They
do all the heavy labor of the camp and of
transportation. Wherever our armies ad-
vance they must advance over intrenchments
| made By these negroes whom our own poll
cy drives to this labor. So it will be through
| the war; and they perform the labor at
| home, which releases an equal number Of
white men for the war.
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HOLLINGsW0RTH HOUSE

Vine Street, For Sale.
nURSUANT 10 9 decree rendered by the Chancery
Il Court az Nashville at November Term 1851 in the
OF B. z. &cKernie and others vs Il. Hollirgs-
worth and Others . vil oFe~ 7t npbie sale at Tho
Court IA Nashville
ON Saturday, December 2Ist, 1861,
the HOUSE and LOT on the west side OF Vine street
between Spring or Church aud Broad streets-k1lown
as the residence of the irte s. n HoiingswCrtli.
The Lot fronts about icrty feet Vine street and IS
about IFS feet deep.
TERSs-One and two years credjt, III equal install
ments and without interest good security required
and lien to be retained, or notes ciB Je disc0Uates
J. L. GLEAYES- {. s. NJ.
Nashville, December !, 1861.
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SherIM's sale.

DY virtue Of Fl Fa 10 me dircered, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Chancery Court OF Warren
County Tennessee, al its September Term, 1861 viii
expose to public sale, - the highest bidder, for cash
at the Court House Yard in the City Of Nashville
Tuesday, the 1sth oi December, 1861 all the right II
tie, claim, interest aud estate, which John W Martin
then had, may 5ave since acquired in and to the
following described property YZ- One Negro Man by
forty-one years Of age being levied on as the property
John ". Martin TO satisfy judgment rendered IN
favor of j. + AOrford, Clerk 4 Master, against John
". Martin and IT. o. Harris.
TX. EDSfUNDSON, Sheriff,
Dec 80 BY W. D. RoBEgTsoN, D. Sh II.
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CONTROLLERS Oracp-

CONTROLLER 3 UFeiCE,
Nashville, Tenn, Sept. II, 1861.
This is TO certify that the Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company located 1t augusta, in the State of
Georgia. has compiled with all the requirements Of the
Code on the subject of Foreign Insurance Companies
IN section 1925 to 1907 inclusive, well Is the Act of
24th March, 1860 chapter 2I5, section 10, requiring
deposit with the Comptroller of twenty thousand dol
lara of six per cent. Bonds Of the State
And that jesse Thomas is the legally authorized
agent of said Company in the city Of Nashville State
Of Tennessee
lL- 81 J 7. DUNLAP, Comptroller
The above is Of the Oldest and most reliable In
suranCe Companies in the South Those wishing insur
ance will please call on the undersigned the corner
Of Cedar street and the Square.
nOv3-dl JESSE THOMAS, Agent
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CONFEDERATE STATES.
SEQUESTRATION AND MILITARY STORE,

I HAVE taken ofTlce Cherry street, No. 10, in
1 front Of the Maxwell House, where all business
arising under the ''SeQuestraon Act !" will be atten
ded to.
Persons having IN possession property or money De
longing TO % Alien epemes' will report 70 me at my
Office.
Subscriptions in 90 Military Stores,'' received and
paid for in = cent Confederate Bonds.
s. F. COCKRIII.,
Receiver for Confederate States, Middle Tennessee
octI3-d2H4W2m
Wanted immediately
O,O0O Bushels CORN, delivered at the Race
Track or at Pork House, to feed Government Cat
tie and Hogs, for which VIII pay the highest mar
ket price IL cash.
7, u. BRUCE & CO.,
noT12-2m Agents c. s. 4.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

SO REsEELBLE PLEASURE
Oue square, year, $So-each additional square sIO
written notice must be given 70 take and ST p
Advertisements Of yearly advertisers before the year
expires, otherwise We shall charge till done.
No contract Of yearly advertisements will be discon-
tnued without previous notice to Us, nor Will any
charge be made for Iess than year at the yearly
81 Advertisers exceeding the space con-
acted for will be charged for the excess. -aa
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SSS3.50S sc
.ltb. Tie greatest amount insured $4,000.
l2th. Amount insured il any city is not defined.
18TH. The greatest snaount in block, 1I5,o92
Personally appeared before re, the subscriber, c.
Z. NcCay, Secretary Of tie Augusta Insurance and
Banking Company, wco being tuy sworn, deposeth
and sath that the above statement correct and true.
10 the best Of his knoEiedge and belief.
c. z. 4cCAY, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before ma this 18th Al.
gust, 1851
ALPHIUS c, BEANS, Notary Public.
The oath which the Secretary above taken on
his part as President, take On my psrt.
WI. NJ. D'AUTINGNAC, President
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this SOth day OF
August, 1871. L J. TUCKER
J. ?. 1Or Fayette county Tenn.
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Come to the Confederacy.

TOHN MILLER, NO. 9, Cedar street, has detefmin.
y ed TO serve up q splendid LUNCH every morning
at his Confederacy, from 10 to II O'Clock.
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VOL. XXI.
4ashrille gatriut.
TERMS

T. RNLSs
Daily, per annum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Fri weekly per annunl Observation-Disclosures S %
Heesly, per annuin, = 90
GLe Weekly Tor two Years. Two Weeklies
Tor one year. in advance, GO .
When the Daily, Tr Weekly Weekly IS to be dis
cJnIinued lpaid IN advance at the tesubscribed rJ
The subscriber must order, Other il ySl DC
1ed, Al our option, until paid for and stopped II
not paid il must be paid ~ the time dseontinuance
o. at our option the party is good, il VIII be sent
antil paid.
Rernistances by mail, in ''regstered Ietters,
,Isk
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Seven Slaves at Chaneery Sale.

4 7 the Court House IN NASH vile on Saturday, De-
"A cember 2lst, IS6I pursuant u q decree o. the
Cbanccry Court az Nashville IL tie case OF J. L. NC-
and wife vs.. Fred Sloan and others VII se.i 10
the highest bidders the following SLAN Hj Of the etate
of the late Fred. Sloan, toWit Rachel, aged
- to so years. Hart, aged l3 Ambrose, IL; Nathan,
S; Arthur, 8; Ben, 8; and Thomas L Rachel a2d Ar
thur, Ben and Thomas, to be sold N one lot.
TERHs-1hrse months credit-pnrchasers to execute
notes payable il bank satisfactorily endorsed, 1sOss
1oiU IL discounted,
decI J. z. .GLEAyEs, c. & II
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FARMERS MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MONTPELIER, VERMONT

TASI on hand sccurcdby Bond and Mortgage,
~ after paying all losses and expenses, August
lst, 1861, S2D,99j,0t
Amount Premium notes in force 800, 44S,22
This company has been doing bushes, twelve
years, and has made no assessments, and, as
none but the safest property is insured, none
need be expected.
Policies issued for five years on Dwelling Hon
SEES, Barns, Sheds, and personal property in like
buildings, at less rates than in any other com
pduy in Vermont
Losses honorably adjusted and promptypaid
Policies renewed and new risks taken in Orleans
County, by w. NJ. TIBBETTS, Agent, Barton
Landing, Vermont.
December 10, lSGl-jl
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CATTLE MARKETS.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE, AND MEDFORD,

THURSDAY, DECEMBER -, 1861.
The number Of cattle at market this week was
1912, and sheep 2OG4 decided improvement
is manifest in the quality of bccves at market,
while there are but few stores perhaps lOO,-and
most OF these will probably have more to do
with Christmas pies than with the stall-feeding
they SO much need before they fall into the but
cher's hands The purchasers Of animals that
have sold at from $500 to $500 per 100 lbs.
complain that they have to pay higher prices
than two weeks ago. Extra oxen are quoted IL
little higher this week, but the improvement is
in the quality rather than in the price. Very
good oxen indeed sell for &c.
PRICES.
Beeyes-Extra, Sc, % a ESQ.
First quality, S. Is 800.
Second quality, So a $50
Third quality, $500 475.
Sheep and Lambs-ENtra, 100.
In Lots, $500, 2,75 800 and LOO.
Working Oxen, SOC, y, so, 9j
Mich Cows, S22, 25, 80, IS. Ordinary, Sl2
a 20.
YearIings, s. al2
Two Years Old, $50 a 20.
Three Years Old, SIS %.
Swinc-StorCs, wholesale. York State ) n
cents; Retail, a IL cents. Fat hogs, curufed,
4 - cents.
Tallow, cents.
Pelts, Si,2j.
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ARTIFICIAI. TEETIH.

on any of the popular bases in use, or having i'll
fitting and useless plates will find il for ther in
terest to give him. call and obtaintt0 Of ralus
work and filing ,cayvaste3, and all operations
performed on the most favorable terms, and rca-
sonable satisfaction guaranteed. ChIorotorm
and Ether skiltully administered when desired,
in extracting teeth.
DR.. Palmer dspcnses jn bis practice highly
approved tooth powder TOR correcting an often
sNc breath, cleansing and Identifying the teeth
The best of reference, eIn be given if desired
not only from his lormT patrons but from pop
ular members of the profession.
IL Until his suit OF rooms arc completed,
Dr.. Palmer may bc found by inquiring at Shaw's
Jcwclry Store, nearly opposite the Hotel.
Newport, Oct u, lS1,-l2WS
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common sense of the English people, I
believe, will approve Of his effort to
make the discharge of very unpleasant
duty as little vexatious as possible to all
innocent parties.
If, under these circumstances, England
should deem it her duty, in the interest
of civilization, to insist upon the reslor-
alton of the men taken from under the
protection Of her flag, it will be from a
conviction, without doubt, that the law Of
nations in regard to the rights of neu-
trails, which she has taken the leading
part in establishing, requires revision,
and with a suitable disposition on her
part to establish those rights upon just,
humane and philosophic basis. Indeed,
| am happy to see an intmation in one
of the leading metropolitan journals,
which goes to justify this inference. Re
ferrng to the decisions of the English
Admiralty courts now quoted in defense
Of the seizure of the American rebels
on board the Trent, the London Times
If tbo o2,h or Nororho,.sars
$50 far as the authorities 60, he tes-
timonv of international law writer. is all
one way, that a belligerent war cruiser
has The right to stop and visit and search
any merchant shin upon the HIGH seas
But it must be remembered that these
decisions were given pndar circums,on.
ces very different from those which now
aocpr Sto,,,ors in ,bo.a dow. l;l not
exist. and mail vessels CARVING letters
wherein all the nations Of the world have
immediate interest were unknown. We
vera Gobti,o for ovistenco orI yo d;d
in those DAYS what we should neither do
nor allow others TO do nor oxnoct onr.
selves to be allowed to do in these davso
If ENGLAND a. we are here ENCOURAGED
to hope, is dsposed to do her mart in
.tripping war Of half il, horror. Nv ac
,eplins The poI;oy lone and nsr.;.to,t,
lraed ppon her Nv our government and
commended by every nriocioI. IF ;,s,;co
md humanity She viii find M o,on,lio
no visit If Ee Tr.,, e.r .,a..,,.o,..,.
vim orr oav,ronen, ann .nro ua
pr..;laa. anil ,a..l. - 49,. t-....,
s.o,os ,ro,i.1 ~ ta,.,'.. ta...,.I..,...
ma, ,o f-,o ,u,,.,,,.,io.., ,.a...,-...,i.
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.,,l.l .,,.,.o;.,,.. 49,. .....,.-.-.. -l.,
ouiu enahc'paie Inc commerce OF the
p
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LIBERATION.

I have this day given my son Edward Foster
| his time, and shall claim none of his earn
inEs, nor pay any debts of his contracting, after
this date. HIRAM FOSTER
Irasburgh, Dec. q, 1861.
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FURNITURE ROOMS.
A CARD 10 THE SUFFERING

The Rev. Nm CosGRovE, while laboring as a
missionary In Japan, was cured Of Consumption
when ali other means had failed, by a recipe
ub;ancd from II learned physician residing in
the great city Of Jcddo. This recipe has cured
great numbers rho were Suffering from Con-
sumption, bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
caused Icy these disorders.
DESTROYS of hcuelitting others, I viii send this
recipe, which have brought home with me, to
all who need it, free Of charge.
Address REV. WM. COSGROFE,
4jyl 439 Fulton Avenue Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Look Here!

I D. WILSON'S SALOON will leave town
IL at the close Of the present term Of court
Those who are yet in want Of Likenesscs viii
please give him call
lrasburgh, Dee. 18th, 1861.
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LIBERATION.

| have this day given to Zaphar Mansur his
l time during the remainder of his minority,
and shall claim none of his wages, nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date.
WARREN MANSUR
Witness NJ. +. LEAvENs.
Morgan, Nov. %, 1861.
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LIBERATION.

THIS certifes that have given my son, Hiram
i Alonzo Gray, the remainder Of his minority
therefore l shall claim none of his wages nor
pay his debts after this date.
JOSEPH GRAY.
Charleston. Dec 10, 1881
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GATTElRS.

THE subscribers are now receiving the hest ar
| sortmcut Of Ladies' Cloth and Kid Caters,
ever offered in this market. Also good assort-
mcut Of Misses and Chdrcus Caters and
Shoes.
GEO. WORTHINGTON in. & CO.
Irasburqh, MAY /, 1861.
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WANTED IN EXCHANGE

TOR CASH, and Boots and Shoes, a lot of
4 first rate Beef Hides and Sleeps Pelts for
which the highest market price will be paid.
SAMUEL STANFORD.
Irasburgh, Dec. 10, lSGl-5lm3
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e. II. SHAW.

DEALER in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
- of every description, Newport, Vermont,
nearly opposite the Hotel.
o. Watches. Clocks aud Jewelry, neatly re-
paired and warranted.
Newport, oct. u, ls6l-i2yl
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CIR our CUR ED.

HIGHGATE, VT, Jan. ,, 1860.
Ny little boy had violent attack OF Group
last week. We cured him in thirty minutes by
a free use Of DR.. n. G. Whites Elixir.
WIN. MARTIN, Merchant
EAST BETHEL, VT, July 5, 1857.
l have an only child that was attacked with
McmbranouS Group. We gave her DR.. y. G.
Whites Elixir, andto the surprise of all, it gave
her immediate relief Il. VINTON.
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ESTY g. GREEN'S
WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
THE HARP OR PIANO ATTAGHMENT

Is another new and desirable improvement, re-
Gently patented, and meets precisely the real
wants of those haltiug hctw cen two opinions,
whether 10 purchase a Piano on Mclodcou. By
this arrangement the Piano aud Mclldeou uIc
combined, producing most beautiful effect; or
either may be played separately, at will and yet
the Mclodcou size is retained.
With these Attachments, together with our
Patent Base Dampcr, we are prOducirgan instru-
mcut hat defcs competition.
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ORLEANS PROBATE DISTRICT.

DROBATE COURTS will he holden az The
! PrOba.e Office iu Ira hnreh, ON Thursdays
Of each week for the year ensuing.
NJ. CARPENTER. .[uR7p,
rrssbugl, Toc 10 1851
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HERE is no MEDICINE III USE EQUAL TO II.

II will cure Cancer Humors, Cauker, Salt
Rheum, Ery>pclas, Scrofula, Scurvy, $ Gale
Head, Fever Sores, Secondary syphilis no mat
ter of how long standings Chronic luliamma-
ton of the Digestive Organs, Dyspepsia or lndi-
gcstOn, Gastric Irritation or sourncss Of the
Stomach, Chronic Eruptions of the Skin, and
all diseases arising from an impure state Of the
Blood. II is also an excellent Remedy for all
those complicated diseases Of fch.ales that SO
often end fatally.
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DIR. II. GOODRICH
and Mauufcturcr Stonehom, Mass.

u J. S. Chapman, Irasburgh, is the sole
agent for this medicine in Orleans County. Sold
wholesale and retail.
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ASTHMA CURED.

). r. HALL, Cong. Nmis,cr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-18

'RoosrIpa LOWER Tns JOINS ID. CLARK
who vas expelled from the HOUSE last S.tur
day, Ia The man who exuilinPly told the story
u the tuik.y ''roostirg lower" to illustrat.
the defeat OF JoHN SRskMAs Ia contest for
tho Speskuship In the last Csngrtsa. TIL
tuIksy has gone boms 10 rtost while SHkk
NAN has gone up 10 the Senate.
Gas. BkAURkaARD has Quo ssssntisl quail
~ OF good General sserssy. He told an In.
quisitive person lstely that if his own coat
knsw wi at his intentions were he would burn
II up.
CosrnoNun Is PLArRD Our.-Only ay.
members OF eaeh House OF Congress can be
found voting for peace proposition. including =
'Sscsssion Bkr" Of the corporation Screech
hooi.
An EsoLnH GENTLEMAN who has return Cd
from Now Orleans, and has bean at Charleston
Savannah, Mobile and Richmond, says tina,
large quantities of cotton are accumulating al
Mobile and New Orleans II Is intended Il
ship IL In French and English bottoms whict
agent OF the French governmsnt at Richmond
had purchased . vast quantity Of tobacco, bu,
be could not learn how 1t was 10 be for ssrdsd
70 its destination. The rebsls everywhere talk
od confidently Of their ability TO sustain their
govcument for yrars, and counted largely on
the aid Of some fifty Of their sympathlzsrs In
Copgrss TO impede the grants Of men and
money to carry on the war.
The FRIENDS Of Senator BpEcKrsRrDox, In
Washington, fear that he will be arrested for
his reasonable speech on Tuesday. There Ia
no ground for alarm. Only the Houses oI
Congress, respectively, can take cognizancs o.
words uttered In debats-s'But the wicked Ass
when no man pursusth."