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LOUISIANA ISrELLIGENCE-Tho Shreveport
Gg-cHs Of the 23d says:
F0T several weeks past the weather has been
warm and clear, which has enabled our planters
to n1ake rapid progress in gathering their cot
ton. We learn that the crop Of cotton is fully
al average. and the staple Gne.
from the same paper we learn that j. j.
hiue, c. S. Receiver, stopped the sale of a
ll-s quantity Of powder, as i was the property
OF Dupont, or Delaware, an alien enemy.
The Bossiir Banner of the 2Ji has this piece
Of good news:
Many of our planters aud citizens are now,
aud have been fI some time, busily engaged in
the manufacture Of salt at the snlines on Lake
Bistenclu. There Is any quantity Of the pure
salt water 30 be ound by sinking wells and it
il believed if properly kusbandei, that near
enough sal, can be ioand to supply that parish.
Iii Thought that very good salt can be- made
within % mile and d hall OF Bellevue, if wells
We're only suns j our people only had a sup
ply Of kettles /. wouijn'ttsk rhem long 10 make
at enough to supply the whole country.
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~ friend, on bearing Of the result Of the
election for Senator's, said: We'll, tast vii! 90
Jriergeg.
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successors 20 fessr-. 3IasOn aud siideiI.
The arrest and incarceration of our commits
aioucr' 10y the Liucyiu dynasty, it is supposed,
viii render necessary he appointment Of other
gentlemen to perform their duties. The saysn-
nah Reg"diiran has the following paragraph on
the subject:
Let President Davis now send TO Erance such
a man as William G.. Rives, a man known and
respected the world over for bis craftsmanship
and moderation, and especially esteemed in the
dominions Of Napoleon, where he long resided in
the service OF his government. The influence Of
such a man would be tenfoid that OF any ap-
pointment that has heretofore been made.
To the court of Her Majesty Victoria, no
better man could be accredited than John L.
Ward, of Georgia. lie has sagscity, prudence,
manners. and, IN addition, has a strong hold Oh
tht affections Of thg British people from his geu-
eEous interpretation iu the disastrous sfiaiF Of the
Pelho. lie IS already ia Europe, and by a
timely notification ct his appointment, might
forthwith enter uPou the duties Of the mission.
The great, and we add, only difficulty with
our President seems to be an inability, or unwill-
ingness, to tear himself away from the old beateu
tracks, ideas and associations, and to adapt his
views and policy, in the matter Of public officials,
to the success, dignity and glory Of the new
order thar has been instituted. The least We
can have of Washington, its customs and cor
ruptiOus in Richmond, the better for the e0un-
try.
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NM srrlrRE or our Co3AHssI1NERs--l

TIw SrTIIFE o. ON CO1NIssIIAEHs--II
Was r1rreu-t- reported yesterday that iniorma-
tion h,.i rsaeiel here, through northern papers
of a iata lat., iaat Lord Lyons bal made q
formal demand ap1n the Lincoln government Tor
III r.r.asr and rendition of our Comm ssions
ers at present confined in Fortress Monroe As
fIe ra5o1t Obtained yesterday an extensive cir
c@r,atf1n 80 official circles, We mention il, with
ont. however. having been able 10 verify it or 10
trsce it up, except % secondary sources OF in
tnrnati1l.-IIrtm0A4 EllHtHcr, IlAl.
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TIE TngoDoRA

TIE TlIE0DORA HAS RETUENCU.-The
Charleston Hercarg says:
NessTs Mason and Sidel, our commissioner
to Europe, may have been captured by the cute
Yankees, bur the valuable return cargo Of the
saucy little steamer IheydJra tells tic tale OF IL
successful running the blockade.
Among other articles which she brought was
a large quantity OF CASTLE soap.
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The Pensacola correspondent Of thc Rich
mend Dis5Qtri says;

mcnd DtsP0tra says;
Unjust give yen e H.ue a]ucclote Of General
Bragg Before the commencement of hostilitics
Lass spliDg, ON the occasion Of . visit to Fost
PicAeas by Gen Bragg, Major vogdes diI thu
bonors, by showing tine general about the fort,
and on board the dag ship, then IN ,ha hurdor.
Among other things Of interest, Major Y intro
duced the general TO IA very fine and wen stocked
liquor ease, at the same time remgrking, when
you take me prisoner, Gen. Bragg, 1 suppose
you VIII allow nc the possession Of my liquor
case !" Gen. Bragg replied, Certainly, sin.
Wen, you are aware that Major Y. was taken
prisoner by our { oops on their recent visit to
the islsnd. On tie occasion Of the major being
presented 70 Cen Bragg as "a prisoner OF wal
the general j~ocuiariy remarked to him thaI lie
could now send fof his liquor case 1t was a
good joke, aud seemed 10 be enjoyed as muca oy
the major as by any one Of the party
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SHALLFOX-Itis stated thatthis dreadful and
disgusting disease is raging among the Federal
troops between Bowling Green aud Louisville
with great malignancy, and It is further stated
shat eases have made their appearance in Bowl
ing Green. Whether the latter report is true OF
lot, the fact that the disease is raging in the
federal army 50 near Us, should prompt every
uuvacciuated person to resort % that preventive
without delay. Our soldiers are liable 40 any
moment 90 be engaged with ,Le enemy, aud thus
come iu contact with the disease, and the ploE-
!uiiT of Bowling Green makes +. certain tLat, il
it should break ont there, e would reach here
also. our physicians should provide themselves
with healthy matter. aud every man, woman
ami ciiiiin tire city should be Immediately vac
c.ua,ai War by itself is bad enough, bun II to
tiult Boz supegyided the horrors of this loathsome
disease, ourconditiOu Willie terrible indeed
CigrLsrUe JfFerS0H.aH.
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NaRTnRRY ETENEA.

mo No.. Y0rE TIIgrs' eweci1I coTrcsnoudrT I
c.1ied 10 that city from Por, RoyeI. late nun
ars.crtha Char. SION W,o,,asrd c9yrj- The
~ - - /. ..:un.L .
its ]a7istacga .c appearance. but tie former j,
printed on paper utterly innocent OF bleaching
/ pgn GERS. and so rotten shat &. is a wonl-r IL
1 should have hung together long enough to pass
/ through the press.
lie total dshl OF 'Ae 1nIea States Is between
one hundred ana ioity-tbTea end one hundred
anu ioTly-i'ur ihiiloAs O! ooIaTs' iAe-uGins 'he
treasury no''s'
gou "a take the Mace Of Size lsIGepte5 Co, Rslsr
IN tho sa,a,o ~ ,,s United sis.cs S,.,l, r
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Of the Governor. for Jl,GU0 militia, the able
bodied and tic ie-bIe-DJdled, aud Some with
scarcely any bodies gathered at the various pa
rtde grounds Of this county on Saturday last %
organize into companies. QGite q number as
sembled In ibis city aud aele divided into four
companies, for which officers were appointed or
eleUtsI We have not received lists Of officers
and cannot furnish them. Under the late setsll
officers win be- reelected when the troops meet
9. M. r.rl.Lrlms-CltrksriMe JeaersgAtgR.
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AN0T1tER pgIvATEeR II ST. TIIoNis-Tls
Na,y York ErlLI. of tine 18TH contains tho fol
-
'"i"s il-'-
81. THOMAS, October 2b-Ihf morning the
iehooner Emily Ten Broeek Capt. seabrook
arrived from Savannah, where she iatt Oh the
lltn INST, with two hundred aud ulnety-siA bags
and halt tIaTceS OF rice, consigned 10 Lelnb *
Ball, OF which house her British majesty coz
sui is a partner.
she came IN here under the rebel ing, and had
the Same dying Nutil twenty minutes past nine,
4. d., Wuyu size htG.cd The same down, remark
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hRCoNR

LrEES, la,e pos,masterat Paducah, was shot and
.kiloi AZ Mayfe.d py a man named JAS. Co.'S
NsR, and that tie Uuion uen Of that place had
sent to Psdacah, requesting that Gen. NIT
should send a Federal iJgce for the purpose o.!
protecting CONNER, who had beer lodged il
isn, from COnfeleEate troops under MAJOR CLAY
king, who ur.o suelnped near Feliciana.
Before TIE Fedcga-s La3 lino to advAce.
KrSG's boys erteIgj ia ie'j, took CoN&ER in
charge, and slIto3 baeA 10 Feis,ans 4 short
distance from Nay9-.l, C5NycR broke loose
hom the guard, and beioTe he was distant q
hundred yards, he fen, riddled by bullets.
TIM TRuE spfRIr.-Thc Miledgay;le Taior
mentions TIE fact tia; a c0uPleof gentlemen had
I passed over the South Carolina railroad HAo
were removing tLeir negroes from the coast to
tie interior They has fired their dwellings, ard
out houses, and DESTROYED th5a cotton, as far a.
,hey pe-e able to 10 SO, and we've seeking safety
for ther negroes. II ell lie ~pLueers en the
coast, would DO as these planter, have done,
Lincoln would End bat few men to patronizo his
agents from Maine and other States North.
II The Virginia STATE Convention, on the
2ith instant. embodied a clause in thai pat Of
tne Constitution which relates 10 tie election o.
Governor, providing that upon the iailute Of anJ
candidate 10 receive q majority of ell the Votes
cast, the election shall 60 before TIRE General As
senbly, who shall elect the Governor fren the
three having the largest number of votes.
The latest Intelligence from tha coast Is
bat the eu.my has his pickels all around Tybec
Island, as lar as Kings laniiug. Il is also re-
porpd that the Yankees hsye taken possession
OF Warsaw Island, and .ha. they ere preparing
20 take Fort Pulaski.
DEsorRVrc MAioRTTT IL n New YORK
House OF ASsEHgLY-The Albany q. "
irggs rather claims the e~lcrtiJn Of siKty-fve
Democrat, members oG The General Assembly,
which number j. a majority Of that body. The
Senate stands tveuty-oae Republican, fourteen
u..HOcla.y.
- TIE Nashville Ga=e,e Of the 18th says:
" Two fac companies arrived la'e yesterday
evening from Rutherford county, bringing With
them their o"u arms. Their rauks were iuilto
oTerlo~iRg-ia5 men IN each company and
about the best looking rhateiias We have seen.
. fc7y-cigut millions 81 the CAST $4,000
900 loan have beel ssGed by the I nifed Stats
govesumcnt aud The remainder Will be issued in
a day or two. Printers are at work On tie Eoies
for the second e51,ej9,O0o and their issue viii
~ in' iahoia c'' resins 'uas D,'S -'eh-
Dltile' I'i'A@ HaS peoA assigned 20 sle ,alp'
m1na % is Fs'ssss'Pla tf'yPs AZ iiYPSlh7l'"s
NeA'ueNl' ana I1itts t1at ih. i'e'idel' OV no'
and the men unanimously pctiioued Tor his sp-
,.r,
iHh i'.N ~ 0' =
skates tA" Tue @"l1'N '' 'o1 +iS
The benefit of the soldiers. winch realized the
ann Of n,epty-fee dollars. 4 good item for old
c-...y anil Lis b,,,b.r e.,ro-atchr,s
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MOGE B's.-A correspondent calls attention
20 the conspicuous part Tie letter "B' is playing
in our national troubles. BIC Bethel, Bull Run,
Balls Bluff, the two BeaUfOrts. Brunswick, Boil
Wa, Belmont, seem to jgstity tire idea gifts fire.
quency IN topography.
The New York Times adds 10 the Bs. Bncf-
aagn, Breckenridge, Black and benjamin. Hit
We go further back to BoecheI3, -BurIiuaam-s,
Bur.eighs, Boyds, Booths end "DoboHtiou.sts
generally, who are mainly responsible for get
ing this swarm Of "Bs" about Uncle SANS
ears Since the success Of BeaufOre, we think
the tide has turned, and that B is not going to
be so unfortunate letter for Us -CiHciaaad En-
gHiroT.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TIE CITY.

EsEe Circulation Of the DAILY
APPEAL Is larger IiE;asi that o.
SIS" Daily City Press Combines
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The Cnn,naiga Erdedi in western vir,

\ correspondent: Of the Union and Amerjcaa
wiring from Western Virginia, under date OF
the 2Otb, says:
Our operations aIe az an end; already the
bleak winds OF winter are w%aisrI1g around Us,
and snow several feet deep, according to Umor,
has. fallen on Cheat Mountain, and sorie thrse
OF four inches deep here Our tate has been
decided, amidst these i0arly mountains the first
winter IS 10 be passed though as yc. We have
not begun cur huts.
To this he ads:
The salIi,rs, duty is 10 perform his superion'
orders without complaint
But then 70 think that, we well armed and OH
erwise equipped, must remain hele amid the
SHOWS OF lis n-gion, appears 30 Is 10 be both
impossible ard u%nWtss tUT before actiqe opera
lions can be- begun here next sVliHS, eur terms
of service viii have expired.
Why not send us thri Whagc we vii be active
y engaged, 10 the coast OF hVuuicd3 : Gov.
ilaris might as well make Il rtgUisitlou for our
guns-for we viii need but two 70 a company.
yr the purpose Of killing beet. E~mphaIyally
10 more fighting here.
BoiSTfNG OF ABOLITION SUCCE>>.-TAc FOL
lowing oongratula;ory statement made by the
L-eavenworth (Kansls} Tins, evidences The Sc
eret feelings that prompt tie abolition govern
men; TO wage war upon the South:
ThlA -eiglt negroes arrived in IeavenvUrtl
on Sahaay, having oe,n freed by Jenuisoii. and
a gres.eG number went TO Lawrence. Millions
Of dollars worth OF this kind Of property are now
running about in Kansas. Lesvenworth is
crowded with them, and Lawrence has o iaTgtr
number. Theoretical abOlit.0Hism has ceased.
and practical abolition is at work. The doctrines
Of Messrs. Lane, .jennis0n 4 Co., are being
carried OFT 10 the letter. The green g~gairirs Of
Kansas are assuming en- ebony hue. Rebels
negroes are taken without the fonnslity OF writ
iags, while receipts pass for the Union mml's
slaves. From every poin. our armies touch, co
pious streams OF these dark viSaSed strangers
pour in upon us, aud Eir Kansas i flooded with
Affica'ss chiyalrUus sons and lovely daughters.
One cannot pass the streets without heating the
gentle patiing of the tiny-footel laEiiiyc, or
snuff the preguant zephys without inhsIn- the
incense of their fragrant bodies.
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FEDE8iL O~urEAGEs-The Missouri RspaJ-
lean says.
Col Jsnuis0n. with the lst Kansas cavalry,
is in Che vicinity o.. Kansas City. lie succeeded
10 TeC8Pturiug q train recently taken by the
rebels al Pleasant HE. When J]eauisou entered
Independence, De assembled the inhabitants 10
Cether and read his proclamation to 'hsm- lie
then caused the Union men to De separated from
The Secession.sts, and addressing the latter, told
them that be would hold them personally re-
syoEsible for the safety Of al government trains
passing through Che town. He burned several
dwelling houses, and gus mill, with two thou
sand sacks Of wheat, belonging 20 SecessiOnists
in Prices army; he also conhscated .hyee stores
belonging to alleged rebels.
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a Cure fuE THE E4RACHE-EsAe q small
piece of cotton batting or cotton wool, make q
depression IN The ceutgT with tho ead OF tat fin
ger, and Bl it with az much ground pepper as
VIII rest ON % Eve cent piece, gather j; IntO u ball
and lie itup, dip tho bail into sweet oil, and In
seTt II la the car, covering he la.ter with cotton
wool, and use d bandago or cap 90 retain il ia its
place. Almost instant Fsliefwll be experienced,
aed the application is SO gentle that 81 infant
Will not be injured by il, Bet experience relief
as wen as Gdults. So says an exchange.
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- TR Forward, OF liverpool, has memo
rallied EarI RasscHro setl eigss Tor the arrest
aad poles Surveillance Of lis san by the Federal
authorities. or reach nC Row York.
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The MANUFACTURING or sALT.-Thc New

bern n. c. ProgrssS gays:
Our towusluan, J. ". Oliver, Esq, has lci
two samples Of salt ut our office, maJo by him
self, near Bioorhead City, where he Is preparing
20 manufacture it in large quantities. TIE sam
pies left here are q Ii,ue dark, being the inst
made il lie boilers uKel, but Is a5 iiue as the
iiueot table salt, and, no doubt, when the boil
ers become thoroughly c.eslsed by USE, they
win produce as fine salt as can be found any
where.
This Is the way to put dowu tue price of salt
90 to tue sea side and collect it, aud not depend
upon ohamiug SpeculatoFs into dec-ucy, fol you
had r. well ny 70 shame the devil himself rs a
man who has fully set his heart on money.
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- Geu, Blasg peleg'aqhed TO Raclingad'
from P,usseola, on the 21b, % follows;
All quiet; the cueFy'S yess1is keep at a sa6
distance am ready Toy any attack
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RrrRGEEs FRo NoRrlRN DEsporsnL-

RErRGEEs PROM NoRTILRN D~EspoTSTL-
The Toronto Canada Leader, Of a recent date,
says:
The number OF Americans arriving in Canada
to escape from political p%rrsecutioni in the North
oru States, OF because OF Inability 10 pass from
their pnrsuers in the North 30 friends IN the
south, is daily augmented. Il is larger relative
~. in Quebec aud Montreal tbau ia Toronto,
bat even here Il is considerable, aud With a Ger
tsiuty uf increase. Already, since the COM
/ meuccineut Of tLcwar, large additions have been
made to the provincial population from he rauks
Of British born subjects, loug resident IN The
Nortbcru and Western States, who now return
t3tbsir allegiaDc 10 seek new BONES ia Canada.
al 4 n T--a
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IL Drig-G,u. Tighlmau. with bis staa, wss
al GAINESVILLE on tbo 9th. Helas been for sons
time past stationed al HapAilsviilo, bat is uoH
ordered upon other service Mg-G-u. Clark
succeeds him 81 Ucpkiusyil,e.
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-~The Clarksville JFt5soniaH, Of the Goth
SAYS: About FIVE hundred negroes have been
employed for the last ton days upon the tortif
cations near this place, aud hey have perform
cl an immense amount Of work
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Washington, say

Tie FEDERAL CoSGRESs-This c~cncIaye
viii meet in Washington on Monday next. Tie
associated press dispatches Of The 18th, from
Washington, say
The Senators and Representatives in Congress
are daily arriving here, ard making preparation
for q residence during the approaching long ses-
sion. Among the Senators already arrived, are
Wilson, Of Massachusetts; Tumbull, Of Iii
r0is Chandler, o. Michigan; Maedoueal and
Latham, OF California; Grimes and Harlan, Of
Iowa; wilkinson, Of Minnesota and SIMMONS
81 Ftl1l Island
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LNCHNSGE -PRIsOSERs-For some days
pastit has bern rusaofed about that q number OF
rebel prisoners confined IN the military prisons
Ia this city had been taken 10 Fortress Monroe,
tor the purpose N being exchanged for Union
! prisoners now iu the hands OF the rebels al
very little attention. not having heard that any
arrangement an exchange. of prisoners had
been made. We have now positive information
that a number Of rebel prisoners have been re
moved within d week past, either 10 Fortress
Monroe Ay wafer, or 10 Richmond b. the inland
route, for the purpose CT being exchanged
FayhusgtGH 6,Pe5tcaR-
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l. Is stated that Wilde Gen. Breclnrlge
was in Washington lao, summcr he collected
500 from sympaihizing c~i-zers, and PLACED it
in the hands OF q yictuaiIe., who led our prison.
er wei as long as tie money held oat.
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" During she recent battle Of BcliucnL
the hripe vas distinctly heard at Fort Henry, a
distance Of sixty miles
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- The Kinds County Ga-e'te says ME J. g.
austin gathered twelve hundred bushels sweet
POTATOES roIu Two aud q half acres Of land.
Oae Of tho potatoes Plpseuted 20 the editor
WEIGHED c;-1teeu pounds.
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The latest Intelligence from tha coast Is
lhat The eD,my has his pickets all around Tybec
Island, as far as Kings laniiug. Il is also re-
pornd that the Yankees hsve taken possession
OF Warsaw Island, and .ha. they sre~ preparing
tn -1ke EnIt PnLa.lI.
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Ecdcrais Adxaaeina

l. IS reported that a large force Of Federals is
slowly advancing and tic Right wing Of their
army has reached Fairfax and advanced within
81 miles OF Conteryiiie. They iortiy them
selves and cltronch rs tacy advance evcrg.
halt mile.
The War Finz in fine Confederate Cassps.
The waI dlg is waving in every Confederate
an--n
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II The Virginia State Convention, on the
2j,h instant. embodied a elausr in thai pant o.
the Constitution which relates 10 the election o;
Governor, providing that upon the failure Of any
candidate 10 receive q majority q ell the votes
cast, the election shall 60 before TIRE General As
senbly, who shall eles the Governor fcem the
three having the largest number of votes.
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The Poor ArR!cly.'-The Pauejs ald,
states tia, the Africans Of Grenada, Missis
sippi, gave d concert al that place last weck, fol
the benefit Of the soldiers, which realized the
sun Of nyeuc-f 9 dollars. A good lem for oH
Graa.aH and lis h.o.h-r nagro-.aLcLoIs.
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skirm;.h at Buckingham, =. C.-Rcdera
- H2a-sr.sSrw af Gsau sEu-z Erasvs-
4 si,irnIisE ia 7Ecn,urly.

Nashville, NoyeInber 29.-A gentleman who
urriyej lis eveains from Gainesville, says That
dispatches had been received there tion Gen.
Forrest, stating thai a scouting party CT six
hundred cavalry attacked the Lincolu.,os near
Jacksonville, Ky, to-tav, completely routing
ta.m anil Killing about eighty. No other pay
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~ Tue Nashville Ga-eps Of tho 18th says:
" Two fac companies arrived la'e yesterday
evening from Rutherford county, bringing With
them their oau arms. Their rauks were full to
oyerlo~ing-l55 men in each company, and
about the best looking uhaiesislw have seen.
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DEsorRSTIc MAioRTTY IL THE New YORK
House or ASsEugLY-The Albany q. -
frgss ralng. claims the election Of s~iKty-fve
Democrat meuDers oG The General Assembly,
which number Is a majority Of that body. The
Senate stands taeuty-oae Republican, fourteen
FA.Hu-.rr
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- FoIry-cigLt millions 81 The CAST $5r,VOo,-
900 loan have been issued by the juifed Stats
government, aud TIE remainder will be issued in
a day or two. Printers are at work On tie holes
for the secoHd S50,0J9, 600, and their issue will
.nrunenc. Ii rlrnnt Il N,enk
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~ The American consuis at Mes,ina re-
rJr;s the pTesaue tigcro Of aa Am ricl tlreo-
ailstol schooner, supposed, OF geol authority,
q BE q rebel privatcrr.
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70 The Pamela STIR la3rus th4t Brig - zen.
Clslles Clarke has beca assigned To- ;he cons
maud Of he Aizsissppi troops at ~H0pSinsyile,
Kentucky, and regrets thar lha President did not
appoint Gc- Aeon, a> be ra.,el the brigade,
and the men Unanimously ~,clIoued Tor BIS AZ
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