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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
late from Yank oedom.

We are indebted to q friend for a copy of the New
York Herald Of the 10th, from which make extracts
Later from England is regarded by the Yankee
1apers as favorable to peace The surrender Of Mason
aad Side anticipated and il Is supposed that that
isgraceful back will satisfy the wounded honor OF
Eugland. We nothing 10 the published accounts to
the concluson for the shipment Of soldiers and
munitions of to Canada continues the same grand
scale This may be counterbalanced by the advance Of
c1nsols and the rise Of cotton signs Of peace l. is
highy probable that the Yankee submission would ap.
pase Englnd II the interest Of that nation we're not
dependent the trade with the South If the Yankees
,ould guarantee cotton supply at any specified time
he British Government might be content support It's
Factory population of the Treasury until the day ar
Il we'd bat such guarantee cauno. impose upon the
British people, for they vessels loading at Liverpool
with cotton for New York. That fact IL sufficient o
contradict suy of early supply of cotton
Ifrom the Southern States. We know not hoH long
England maintain her factories without fresh sup
ply of cotton. But do know can msutain our
Independence of the Yankees indefinitely. Unailcd Eo
may have more and longer sutrngs to endure but Il
s our conviction that these sufIerings will ultimately
contribute TO our welfare.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
Rx-President Tyler.

II Is with profound sorrow, We announce the death
by SURPRISE as he not considered seriously
Ill., Not ten days SINCE he assembled the elevated steps
leading this Office with the alertness Of youh and we
Thought at the time him in better health
md battered ourselves that the country would long
~ the blessings Of his counsels His loss Ia the
est blow that Conederacy has received for no man
Sas more arde1ty devoted to the cause aud not in
all our borders capable Of rendering more efficient
service. His whole soul enlisted, not only for tie
Establishment OF Southern Independence, but inteny
olictous for the restoration Of the old Republican sys
en- Of our fathers In one Of the last interviews
had with him, he manifested much anxiety this
point as on the rout and expulsion Of the enemy for be
wisely considered that deiverance from the Yam.
yoke would not be half complete without total de.
iverance from their habits and institutions.
Mr.. Tylers public is part brilliant and i'm.
oortant part Of the history Of his country He entered
public life at the early age Of 2,-and for the last fifty
years. with very short Intervals be has filed important
public positions. As member Of the Virginia Legisla.
ure as Representative in the Federal Congress, as Gov
rno Senator in Congress- President Of the United
States and recently member Of the Convention
and Of the Provisional Congress- he has participated in
md performed duties of the greatest usefulness to
his country The Legislature appropriately devo.
ed Saturday TO eloquent and just tributes to his usr
rus virtues.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

DIKD.

u residence efhi, father Jones, Eq IN the eOun-
A ,,td in he army HINRY W JoNEs fhrs has iaIen IN the
boO Of manhood and In TIE service Of lis county hind
IiionAie and noble youns man. PRIEND.
N Al the residence % Morrison The city Lyncburg
unus past 70 o'eock, NJ Tuesday The Iih Inst Dr.
9JoHN shlra. Of Russell coga Va Ia the 5' Of his
Dr. smh left three weeks prsyiOusiO his DEATH and
ysei some - his ends In The army Of the PotomSe ana also
ney and followed BY ypsls' terminated fatally LynchOurg
on bis return.
The deceased for the many nobl, and vruouI traits OF his
acter greatly esteemed In large circle Of fIiendNnd
Possessed OF vigorous min highly cultivated b
dusaon reading and reflection and OF character based
principles combined with all those ser senh tiles OF
he heart which sdorn nature he endeared hmeio
whom he natey associated In ali The relations
Bottle. both public AMI phvAe J. yhch be called act
10 his clHracter high Tec Of purpose bel
CO. nice honor and me dyeopusat q all The
lr fee ngs and yEpahles Of the heart Accomplished and
rTosss It rs high pleasure p
discharge gifts duties 70 alleviate human Soldering from mo-
ye Of bensSosaee H last tf profe s1nN servIce
endered dAyp before bis death poor soldier Of IT'D
sbom he QUAD h deAihbed In the Military
gh in the confidence and resp ct Of he shole com
~ sAch he lived and sd1rnng ali The atonS r
"a lnpTy anner and filing sphere
She has passed Svy from SGngH feel and
3 mourn his death = greatlosg.
Mchod Episcopal Church In his sn department eys
phed and moral beauty ofhe doeir os
pe Although death mad m Awsy hour unexpected
and when far from his home thus hereAFng him
Hog Of NE OF the society and lind sitent Of his w
only child yet he undimayed With arm Lance up
Zoo the oth, Redemt and strong 10 the Hope Woi
lr p e. desth with eSlmne rsssnaon spoke With
% srsSer Ssd nus chstred the stricken hearts q those
Aound with the IN he has passed
-siQa which the Saviour hiss prVuds5 IN Heaven
an Pddy the 10th inst his remains we're deposited n the fam
y ground his residence in Russell county attended
the loyed ones whom he has le behind hn
who deeply his departure bow in hDble sut mission
consolation glorious hope Of unon IN better and
hsppier world where tler nd Of death
heeiinX life. L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
Va. ..rAnp 70 eaEvALIEn uULsExASH.
DEPARTMENT OF STAIR,
Washington, Jan. 10, 1852.

Washington, Jan. 10, 1862
II, tis Cisy1yisr H4'ssaaRR, de-, d.:
SrR have submitted tie President the note which
YOU let with me, which addressed 10 you on the
ism OF December ss By Count Rechberg touching the
AT r Of the capture and detention Of the British con
tract steamer Trent by Captain Wilkes Of the San ia
cinto.
send you copy Of the correspondence which has
plssed that exciting subject between this Government
ald the Governments Of Great Britain and France and
have 90 rqles that you will transmit these papers to
Count Rech0erg. The imperial Government will learn
from them two importan' facts, viz:
First That the Uuited States not only incapable
world but del bsrAtey just and friendly in their In
tercOurse with all foreign nations; and
Secondly. Thai they will not be uniahful to their ira
dtols and policy advocate Of the broadcast liber
ally in the application Of the principles Of international
lAE to the conduct Of marianne warfare.
TIE Uned Stats faithful 10 their sentiments, and
While Al the ipc careful Of their political constu
tOl will sincers Niec If the occasion which has given
rise 70 tns correspondence shall be improved to
obtain revision OF the law OF uaaOns which will render
more definite and certain tho ruts aud obligations Of
States ia tine Of Ma
shall esteem it "a favor sir, il you viii charge your
self wish the Of expressing these sentiments 10 your
gl,ergmeu; and will AZ the time, assure Count
Reshberg that the President appreciates very highly The
fraDkness and cordial which The government Of Aus
triA hts practis occasion OF such great interest
70 the welfare OF the United States.
avail myself Of the circumstances to offer to you sir
renewed assurances of my verV high consideration.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
THE PLAN OF A YANKEE NATIONAL BANK

The suspension Of specie payment in the East has at
tracted attention 10 the question ola National currency
bill has been introduced into the Federal House author
zng National currency, secured BY the bypohscatioo
or the United States stocks The following is brief sy
lopsis Of the act
Il provides for United States Bank Department in
be Treasury building with Bank Comptroller, appoint
I'D by tho President and Sepqe, with salary Of five
housaud doarsto havo general charge aud supervi Jon
all banking operations under the act II provides
r the issue Of circulating notes. siniitude of Bank
oes be countersgned and resigned 10 the Bank De-
DtrtneDi 10 be stamped their face, aud secured by
United States stocks and receivable for all dues to and
from the United States except duties imports and
made legal tenders for these purposes. All existing
banks in the State and Territories Of the United States
ay elect not 10 avail themselves Of the benefit of this
aiiOnal currency, on complying with the provisions Of
persons under its provisions, With capital OF one hDn
dred tbolSand dollars moro TO circulate this currency
md carry general banking business in any part Of
the United States. All banks Issuing national currency
are req hired 10 keep constantly hand wenty PEI
'cent OF their outstanding circulating notes in specie to
secure the prompt redemption Of the same. 6tockhold-
,s are made Individually liable for the debs ofthe bank
i, the smount Of their stock
nks organic gn9er this act are to have seal, may
sue and he sued in all courts, and may make all laws
crssary TO carry their business bins Under the
|act are make quarterly reports to the Bank Comp
rOler who is annually TO report 10 Congress II banks
Hail TO redeem their bills and become nsolvent the
securities in the hands Of the Bank Comptrolers may
DE sold at public auctiOn and bill holders paid frs. in-
oVen banks TO have receivers appointed and be wound
lp by order OF Court Frauds and counterfeiting are
guarded against This BILL the committee believe, will
create large demand for United States stocks, to be
used for banking purposes. The bills issued on by
pothecaon Of these stocks will have the faith of the
Government pledged to that extent for their redsmp
ion. These bills, to be receivable for and all
other public dues to the Government and for all sala
ries and all other debts and demands due from the
States for services rendered aud for supplies and mate
rial furnished The banks Issuing this national currency
are made liable for is redemption and the stockbodcrs
made liable for it. Tho billholder hes security, hrst
Of the D. s stocks deposited with the Bank ComPtrol
ler second liability Of bank issuing bills; ard third,
the personal liability OF the stockholders Of banks to ami
amount EQUAL their stock and !: thought q oonst
tute very safe and currency for circulaionl
among the people 10 pay the army and all other sIraor
binary expenses Of the war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
So TO THE EDrTOR OF TIKI

NSs& WnG-Ihe death Of President Tyler IL full OF mel
Anchoy assocA Ions Ri rteti0a results whieh
met The vacancy which ocasoas must soon be allied We
Dave mid whose senus Il Appreciated throughout
hc limits the ed-raey The souhrn rglf
imaa much JOHN n. DANIEL rfs will be
uniytT ay etRceded that paubly dispute H. vii
not the people show their appreciation Of this gentemAn ser
TO this crest cause by his election by aeelAm.ton H elee
tion will be tho highest ties mOnia TO Mr. Te Influence for
loha b Ter hae fdend who efsctusy and pes
sny asserted his claims the popular esteem and Affection
Mr. sne election will be the highest esmO nAl which his cons
ienI al TO Joa Tyer This Ia proposed with
knowing caring what Mr. Daniels wishes the subj
lazO-lts JUSTICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
RICHMOND HIG
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. 30. 1852.
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

- Letters tusiasss must be addressed to Rs"Ediior
" WAig."
Artiols ,Ortsn boa sides os paper oH not BE- psoa
a. TA rule Of long stdndfng ought % be hnoton TO az
departed from, Obituary notices
" eight lines ara charged for as ddrertisements.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
Prom the No folk DAJ Book Of Saturday
FROM THE NORTH.

We gathered yesterday some few items of news from
Bhe North, which give for the qualification Of th'
header.
The report of the resignation of Cameron had ecarce
iy reached before is borne TO of the resgna
ton of other members of the Cabinet at Washington
It now reported that Weles Secretary Of the Navy
md Smith, Secretary of the INTERIOR have followed the
xlmpe of Cameron, and thrown up their commissions
9ll other words like Cameron, being fully convinced
that the ship must sink they have gathered up much
aof her treasure as possible, and forsiken her.
Their places will be filed it s said, by Mr. Coax Of
Indilna, and Mr.. Holt, OF Kentucky.
The report which reached us that Humphrey Marshal
rad up the Yankees is corroborated by Intelligent,
4rom the North. Our informant states that notwith
standing their newspaper accounts Of grCa! victory
Gen. Marshall that in Baltimore the fact is know
hat such not the case but that usual the Yankees
we're defeated with very heavy loss.
We further learn that Eve regiments were sent out e
attack Gen. Price. Their jec to take him by
surprise, and they counted upon easy victory They
counted without their host however, as the sequs
proved. They met With terrible defeat-s large pro
ortion Of them being killed and the remainder takeI
prisoners.
The Burnside Expedition, it seems was really ittet
out for the purpose Of making a demonstration upor
North Carolns-the point for which they destined
being Elizl City. We rather think that know
more of this route than they do and II is toe
late for them to profit by IT, We will state that befor,
ge ting TO Elizabeth City, they will wish thems lives bach
home for il is hard road 10 Iavel-so hard indeed
hat rather think, the Yankees are not used tc
uch things that they wont be able stand the leader
hail which will hy around them.
FLAG or TRUCE.
The steamer Harmonr communicated with Federal
steamer under flag Of truce yesterday, (says the Di,
Book and her return brought mp the following pas
,seDgers Mrs. Andrew Love, Col. John Pegram Of tn,
army, Lieut. Jam +. Lindsay and DR.. T. n. Page Of
he navy. TIE officers named we're taken prisoners BY
he Federalists and parole TO be exchanged
Federal prisoners in the hands Of the South. Th,
Harmony brought up the remains OF a Lieutenant cs
ured by the Northern forces at Hatera who died Will,
n prisoner at Fort Warren.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
.SPECULATlONs OF THE PRESS ON THE BURNsID
EXPEDITION

The expedition Of Gen. Burnside having departed
rom Hampton Roads, there IT, of course, considerable
speculation in regard to its destinations Fortress
Monroe correspondent of the New York Tribune announ
shat Pamlico and Albemsre Sounds will be the i'm
mediate field of its operations" pting on this
aanounc 'meni, the New York correspondent Of the
philadelphia Inquirer, under date Of the l4:h says:
Much Indignation isexpr ssed at the navy yard to day
consequence Of the publication in the Tribune, of the
destination of the Burnside EIpedition-not edtorally
70 be sure, but in letter from FORTE 50 Monroe
sAgedts Of the Government who were active in fitting
,ut the expedition say there is no calculating the mis-
chief which that blabOing correspondent may do us.
may cost us hundreds Of lives and many thousands OF
>ars The secret Confederate agents in fillmore anc
Washington would lose no time in telegraphng the des
inaton TO Richmond; and the news, doubtless, has
reached them in time to enable them to concentrate
roops she various points threatened by our forces
A correspondent Of the Washington Star concurs in
he opinion Of the Tribune, and says:
Yesterday We heard, through flag Of trucs from
Norfolk, that half dozen United States gun boats had
entered Hatteres Inlet II that b, true Il is highly
probable that they but the avaut courers OF thu
burnside expedition and that that Is designed to strik,
either up Pamlco Soutd direct from the rea- of Nor
ok, or to land at Washington ard Newhern, and make
irect for Raleigh via Goldsboro. This is but specu
[ ton of mine, which, think, the signs justify
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

BY the Rev George PGnt al GAS Dale Henry county
the Och uro. eat G. PENN OF the Coneieat Avn
- Miss sIENoER eldest daughter Of D. h. Spencer,
|All Of Heny county, Va
Ihs Admiral OF CASTLE said that he sho married. wife
hs who goes war muit NECESSARILY submit every thing
Imay happen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
CONCERT.

IHE Concert for the teneft OF the Kentucky Volunteer
hAosAs, w tASe place might the Goth lnst NJ the
Second baptist Church, Of ala aud 9th Streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE-ARRIvAI O
TIE ARABIA OFF CAPE RACE.

HALIFAX Jan. 10. 1862
TIE Steamship Arabia, from Liverpool, at tea O'Clock
on The morning If the a. via Q1esustosn on the b
INFANT Tor New York ald Halifax, passed Cape Race al
eleven O'Clock last night.
The Arabia boarded By tho news Yacht Of the A.
sociaied CsI, and the following summary Of news Oh
taued, which is oHe week later
The Arabia hls on board troops for Canada compris-
ing two batteries Of the Fifteenth brigade Of artillery
A sl'picion5 steamer had been seen erusug in the
gish channel al Dover and there strong
TO suppose u vas the p-ivaeer SUMTER Supposed 10
be The Unitet States gunhOat Tusca ora
man, captured at Kurraehea, While trying to get
away from India said 10 have been recognized as Ma
IA Sahib.
GREAr BRITAIN
TIE news by the steamships Anglo Saxon ard Hlnsl
h,d Intsrialy strengthened confidence ia peace
ConsCls showed great buOyancy and had further I'D
vaneod about one lsf per cent, and closed firm Fri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

sac sna lot Of very nice and highly concentrated straw
~ tyrup by u.s. from the eih ripe uit warranted N
Ing bit he Juice and white ussr aDd possessing the
full fasor q the btrs This syup advsntageonsy used Ia
havong 0ustares Ices, Is MEADE BAkER
PhArmAes .tsts, ls6 Main street, cor above P.o, ja20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

gentleman Of the city has very kindly placed in on
hands the New York Herald of Thursday, che 9th fror
which We make the folowing exirscs;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
nURu NrRA WHRVRY aYRUP.-We h

N LUZ bbb OF Glue suitable for Printers os5iset
VDNaksr for sale at MEADE BAKEAs Drag Store ls6 MaE
ktt eet cor alb I'VE =. O. la20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
nAYNE a MeMURRAN.

AyH hand, and receiving the fO wing articles
III VII Oh they invite the attention OF the dealers
Raj lbs whole and half boxer Grain aud Ground Pepper
Ground Ginger, Pepper Sauce hcke In bb English do Nut
egs sAarzt MAtbei sArdnes, AdamAntne handles Cham
payne waes vGrous brands Champagne Cd Brandy In bot
Ties and Black Te1s Fre Crackers Dried Apples Dried
Peaches together with large Tobacco, Cigars Ae
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

NEWS FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.
1 From late Havana papa we translate the following
items:
The PrenSa de Ia Hbdpd Of the CHI Of January con
Il ,us letters from Mexico city, which state that different
Opinions exist there IN reg I'd TO the war The modera,
one Of President Juaezs Message contrasts strongly
with the language Of the municipal and other public
ioounl ns on the matter. II opinions also pre-
vail ia regard to the Abandoning of Vera Cruz by the
,a sxican troops Some declare that the Mexican Gen
raj ought to have destroyed the Castle of San Juan
gUlol before leaving Il.
The Mexican Oougle5s has passed law Of general am
Ines to political prisoners, and cas upon people Of al
oi.ical shades TO une for the defence OF the
country.
NJ de salgny, the French Minister, had lef the CAPT
al with the members and archives Of hs Legation. Tne
ueeets Of France and England will sock the Profession
.pi the Minister Of Prussia.
Mr.. Picket the envoy Of the American Southern Con.
d'raoy LEFT Mexico in company with the French hinis'
,tcr.
The English Minister left Mexico on the Io.h of De
cember.
The Mexican government has established tax OF two
per cent on I'll capital i've hundred dollars In value
10 be collected in four payments
Toe news Of the surrender Of Mason and Sldell had
reached Havana, aud produced but little sensation.
INTERESTING FROM RONNEy, VA
From the Whselisg (vA) Intsllssnesr, Jan. IL
We learn by officers who arrived last evening from
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

Patersons creek that our forces left Romney in con
siderable Of hurry Friday night about six o'clock
and reached Patterson's creek on Saturday morning
about Ave. The order to pack up received about
O'Clock on Friday after Don, and the greatest excitement
and curiosity existed in the camp Some of the compa
MES compelled to destroy portion of their tents
for the want Of transportation and considerable guam
y Of provisions such as bacon and so FORTH was de-
sroyed for the reason. General Lander issud an
order which read on dress parade before the
4ton that any caught setting FIRE to the town OF
ppetrating any other outrage would be instantly shot
Our informant is Of course not advised as to the
alton of Romney but thinks il piece of stra.egem
which Jackson suspected aud avoided by going back
Winchester. Our forces at Patterson's creek
about seven miles east Of Cumberland and about fifteen
from Romney but crossing the railroad bridge in
20 MARYLAND, and are no doubt by this time encamped
ION the Maryland lids.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL AND COMhEkClAla.
LONDON Monty NAREIT.
LONDON, Jan. 4, 1869.
Co1sols clcs,j on Friday at 32 ~ I for money.
Tne bullion in the Bank OF England has increased
iE2t5 600.
AMERICAN sECgRIriEs
American securities have nOminally recovered little,
nc business has been very dull. There buyers OF
III ned States fyes at 81.
LIVERPOOL COTTON HAREEr
LIvLRPsoL, Jan. 4, 1862.
The regular Brokers' circular is not completed. Ths
lcs OF the week Tour days. foot up 10000 bales the
IN RE closing bu5ysnt Thursday, kth considerable
siga &c upon all descriptions. The sales Of Friday were
% 600 bales Of which 10 900 we're to spectators aud
NpOrters, the market closing excited and higher.
Toe official figures call uiddIng Orleans ~ 81. a
ia "a While private authorities report advance du-
Tag the week 70 ISi. Ton thousand bales have been
p IrchAsed for eIpOr; to Aueriss.
STATE CO TRApE NIEnHEsTER.
Advces from Manchester are favorable. The market
: frmer though quiet.
lIvkRPo1L, JAN. 8. 1861
The Sale Of Gotten yesterday we're l5 900 baes in
IA ling 900 bale to Spectators and export r. the
market elk sing &C i've ard homer at unchanged quota
uUns.
The breads,ufTs ma,kit is fr1er.
Provisions h.n, except bacon, which is easier.
HAyEE rARgEr.
Cotton-Tle sales Tor hs week baVs been 900 balea
ordinEre, l5Glr. has, lbOfr TIE total stock
"a port amounts 10 1873 OOO biles
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-29

Joined in the loud huzzas of its admirers and
claimed to have been participants in its strug-
giles. But beware the people know their
friends from their enemies; they know who you
are, and where you stand. Had you have pos.
sessed the 'instinct'' of Sir John Falstaff, you
could have played his part better.
For more than sixty years the administration
of this government has been in the hands of the
Democracy. Every great measure that has en-
nobled us as nation, and every legislative act
for the advancement and prosperity of our peo-
pie, has been originated, sustained and consum-
mated by the united efforts of the Democracy of
the whole country. For all that is glorious in
past history, for the hope of our future pros
perity, and for the preservation of our Constitu-
tional guarantees, the unfolding of civil and re-
ligious liberty, and the safety of individual
rights, we must look to the Democracy and the
triumph of Democratic principles.