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SOUTHERN NEWS.

From the latest journals received at this
Office we make up the following summary:
TIE EEEAr ON THB soUrHzRN ooAsr-EscAPR
OF THE GRAY cLoUD-cQLLIsIoN BETWEEN A
fR1scH sfsAAER AND FEDERAL cRuIsBR.
Prom the n New Orleans True Delta, of the
llth inst, we copy the following:
The steamer Gray Cloud, which has been
lying concealed from the enemy for some
time at Biloxi, ran out ON venture W ed
nesday and came through the sound safely,
arriving here early this morning She re-
ports only six Of the ensmy's vessels around
ship Island, although there have been as
many as twenty-five in sight from the main.
land at one time. Col James, of Biloxi who
came passenger on her, furnishes US with tn z
following budget OF news from quarter
that is now invested with deep interest on
account of its proximity to the enemy and to
our own homes.
On Tuesday. the 7th instant, three French
n avail officers, with sixteen men, landed at
Araph, with the French Consul at New Or
leans. The Office at Biloxi having been
closed, Lieutenant Pradat, who had acted as
interpreter on their arrival, volunteered to
accompany them in their boat to Bay Saint
Louis, whittier they went accordingly.
They reported the fact that their vessel, a
side wheel steamer, had been run into acct
dentally by one of the United States steam.
badly crippled In the wheel. house, and was
lying outside of Ship Island. She was one of
the Anglo French naval squadron, which
they reported to have arrived off our coast,
they returned and Obtained their answer, 6y
telegraph, from the French Consul
Since the visit of the enemy to Biloxi, on
the 3lst ult., they have not been near the
three gun. boats. one Of which, the Henry
Lewis, towed thirty two launches, and was
crowded with troops. The two little can.
non In the place were given up to them, as 1t
AAA A~ ~
Home Guard, consisting Of about sixty old
men, kept their arms. Captain Smith told
the Mayor Of Biloxi, Captain Fewell, hat
he was perfectly we'll acq uainted with the
All Of the towns on the lake coast are be-
Ing deserted, and the people are moving into
the interior. It would be useless to send
troops there while the enemy have command
with impunity. Seven nsgroe. have proved
traitors and gone on to the neet. Four OF
them, belonging to Mr.. Alfred Lewis, were
chased by their master, when Yankee gun. j.
board. Two otheFs belonged TO widow
lady at Biloxi, and one to Mr.. jas Higgins.
All the other negroes are sent into the coun.
try.
FIox BOWLING aRYsx-oRDHRY YoR rH1 RKxovAL
OF WoMYH AHD onILD1EN-BRILLIANT eKIR.
The Bowling Green correspondent Of the
Nashville Untoa and Imsrtean, OF the 7th inst,
writes:
An order has been issued by the command.
Ing General Of this post, warning citixeas,
women and children, Of the efmminenco Of an
move from the city before the occurrence o.
actual hnstilities. Dwelling-houses y front
az the fortt1catfons are - - vacated BY the
present tonants, and either b. used Tor de-
1s.cs orAestToysd. - the occasion may re-
a brilliant sStrmish occurred at Baland,a
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NeWspaPef Acceunts.

rHR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AND THs xrx1
CAN QUESTION FROM SPANISH POINT OF VIEW.
Translated from the Diario de Ia Marina, ,Hsyaus.
January 5, for the New ork Herald
Our readers. will perceive in the news CO..
lumns of yesterdays Issue that according to
the New York Times OF the 25th ult., the
American Government has addressed a
friendly letter to the Ministers OF England.
France, and Spain, requesting them to in
form their RESP ective Governments that the
United States conld not participate in the
triple alliance, but that they were going to
enter In to arrangements with Mexico by yir.
tue Of which France and England could col.
lect the bonds of which those Governments
cessity Of their taking part in the expedition
at least would be avoided. According to
other statements made by the same Times, an
organ Of the Washington Cabinet, 1T appears,
in consequ uence. that the President and Con.
gress of Mexico are doing all in their power
to satisfy the claims of England and France.
The conditions which the Government OF
the former insisted on, in their ultimatum,
the other relative to an interference in the
custom. house, was considered incompa 81 bic
with the Independence Of Mexico. The ulti-
matum of the French Minister com prehends
Ave points, all Of which were favorably re-
ceived except that which requires IN ample
apology to be made in somespubiic street "a
q areparation for the offence received.
The European Powers which have CUES.
tons pending with the Mexican republic are
three, and 1t has been agreed upon between
determining, in tue agreement. upon the
number Of troops and ships which each Of
them should contribute, in case, already re.
alized, 1t were necessary to employ force tG
obtain from that nation the Satisfaction dus
to them all. Why Is it. then, IL the state.
ments Of the Times are exact, that the Gov
ernments of the United States and Mexico
conftne themselves TO endeavoring to satisfy
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b transport, laden with coal, accompanied

them.
AT Vera Oruz things are q little unpIea.
SAINT Supplies from the in terror are so com.
pletely cut Off that the most lavish expendi-
ture OF love and money tails to procure a
decent breakfast or dinner:
Sir Charles Wyke, the English Minister,
arrived On the night of the oath, having
stopped some days at OriZaba, where there
was intense feeling against the Spaniards.
Daza, Governor of Mexico, had been de-
posed, and Azcarate appointed in his stead.
The Wexican CorteZ closed On the 18th after
fully authorizing the President to adop all
measures he might deem prudent in regard
to the "Spanish 10 vasion''
General Parrodi had been named Minister
of War.
General Gasset, of the Spanish forces, had
established custom house in Vera Cruz, and
Uraga had established another five leagues
from the city.
Jnarez in his proclamation calls on all par-
ties to give up their present quarrels and
unite against the common enemy. All had
done SO sava Zuloaga, who had but small
band, and Mlramons party, to WI ich, since
his departure, but little more tnan the name
is left
On the 5.h arrived from Vera Uruz, in five
days, the steamer La Cubana, with little
news OF interest No sortie had been made
by the Spaniards.
TampicO, occupied and we'll defended by
the Mexicans, would hold out a long while
Gen. Uraga has all the passes from Vera
OruZ Well OeIendeu, ana has uDder his
imm ediate command 10000 troops well
| armed. He had received % deserSsrs from
the Spanish forces, and on the arrival of my
| informant in the city he found Is m ore had
| deserted, and more were expected TO desert as
| opportunity offered. Being forced conscripts
| they are never cOntentet.
The attem pt TO get up An exhibition of ag.
| riculture, industry and fine arts has failed
The first portion OF the Sancti Espiritu
Railroad was opened on the 29th ult
On the 2Sih uit. the English steamer La.
buan ssiled under very suspicious circum.
| stances for Matamoras.
| .ADecember 81 the new Ayuntamiento or
| City Council, was sworn in, and went i'm
mediately to felicitate the Captain G General
| on the taking Of Vera Cruz.
On January s, the steamer Cuba, formerly
the Calhoun, three days from Berwick's Bay
with cotton, reports SIS tons Capt. Nc.
Connell, formerly of the steamer Habana,
and Mr.. Plumb, aitache to the American
legation at Mexico, are here route for Wash
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RECOVERY OF GEN. MCCLELLAN.
The Washington telegraphic correspo
ent Of the New York Herald, under date


JAIL.
WAsHINaroS, Jan. lion account OF the
nquisitorial proclivities Of certain promi.
nent politicians with the affairs of the Dis
trict prison, Marshal Lam0n to-day submit
ted to the presiding officer Of each bran ch Of
Congress q statement Of the regulations he
had adopted in reference to the admission Of
visitors TO the prison. The President of the
the Judges Of the Supreme Court and of the
Courts of Record in the District, and Presi-
dent of the Senate and Speaker Of the House
OF Representatives, are privileged to visit
the I,risOn at will Senators can be admitted
only upon the written pass Of. the President
Of that body, and members Of the House
upon the pass Of the Speaker. All other
visitors must exhibit pass from the Mar.
jec;ion among the radical agitators, and was
the occasion Of a severe attack upon the
Marshal by Senator Grimes In the Senate
to-day.
ACTIVITY or TIE ooAgED1RAr8 BAf1ERIBs ON
Tax LowER POTOMAC.
WAsHIxarox, Jan. l4.-Aboute O'Clock last
night, IS the Reliance was running down to
reioin the lower dotilla. ars was opened on
her by the batteries at Cockpit Point. After
ceased. the Reliance having run ont Of range.
Shortly after the batteftes lower down
opened. and kspt mp brisk cannonade until
near O'Clock Thirty eight rounds II. Al
ward, which prevented us from hearing tho
report Of tina guns, but tho flashes from the
mu1zies were very vivid and inces1ans We
saw several OF the shells burst In the air.
apparently over the river on the other eide
Of stump Neck. Tho sky Was overcast with
ciouds, eut the glare OF the moon shone sun
ssa:.s.y :. ssrosxa TIN e render cs5sSs: v
rspasssd the batteries withcat befsg Ass4
| - =.
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ARIRsf OF TORIES

u0dT xAeuSeSVItlos Ia OoAAoAUy COuAty, \ShyS
the laartinsburg Republican, were arrested on
Tuesday last by portion Of CAPTAIN Myers's
company, and brought to this place and con-
fined. They are charged with giving infor-
nation to the enemy at Bath, ON Friday, the
Sd, OF the approach Of the Confederate forces
upon that place. Except for this notiflca.
tion to the Yankees, it is believed nearly
have been captured at that place
French and Miller had observed the move
ments ofUol. Ashby's command In the direc.
tion of Bath, and preceded them there in
buggy, representing themselves, we learn, as
merchants from Martinsburg, and their OBJ.
ject to exchange money for the purchase Of
goods In Maryland. From Bath they went
to Mary land, and returned by WilliamspoTt
the day they wefe arrested.
pssYRrloxs 10 fHE susxY Prom PENSACOLA.
From letter In the New Orleans Ptcayu.e.
dated "Warrington, Fla, Jan. 4, We clip the
following paragraph:
eince my last writing nothing 0f moment
has occurred, exceTst tho dessrt tiOn Of six ma
rines to the onAmy. IL was 4 hold stem.
They belcngod to the company ~ Captain
Van BsntLn4saa, Of the y. p maFsne cbfyIs,
lApd one sunday, just after reyeille. Ii sks
gxay Of the MOrrine, they fook .bea3 md
foWed rAp14ly Aercsa. haNln& pxey1e1a1y
sDt1ed yt0 Neee tns saps q ~ eAe e9
uyAimsat spihs3 ahsn. 49, itNee11
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ACCIDENT ON THE WESTERN xA11.o.n.

Troy, Jan. l4.-This forenoon, as the Troy
and Boston train was about twenty miles
above this city, it ran into a farmers wagon
at crossing. The occupants OF the wagon
were John Grant and wife Mrs. G. was
killed instantly, and MIR. @. so horribly
mangled that he cannot survive.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

Mr. SEWARD AND Mr. BUCHANAN A dis
in Washington gives the following state
ment, which. coming from Mr.. Seward him
self, shows that the reports concerning con-
situations between that gentleman and Mr.
Buchanan had DO foundation in fact:
"The agent of the Associated Press in
quired at the State Department to day
about the current statements of Mr. Sew
ards having been consulted by Mr.. Bu
chanan in the closing period of his Admin
istrat'on. The Secretary simply replied TO
the inquiry, that the alleged consultations
between himself and Mr.. Buchanan were
imaginary"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

PARTY VS.. CouSTRY--% Few,
however, can have failed TO observe that In
Ohio and Indiana. and Wisconsin, there are,
perhaps. halt q dozen newspaper orgars.
calling themselves Democratic, which.
while fighting radicalisrs, have seemed will
ing to fight nothing else. They have had
scarcely word to say 10 behalf of the
maintenance Of the Union. They havs ex-
pressed no JOY At the successes. no regret
at the reverses of the loyal arms. They
have not spoken in favor of enlistments. but
rather seemed-perhaps wi,hou, Intending
ito discourage them. We are disposed
to attribute their course. not to any delib
crate treason. but rather to the old spirit of
partisan politics run mad, yet it is calculated
TO do, to some extent, the work of treason.
--LovisraHe Journal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

A GnEAr CsoP.-Correspondents Of the
Department Of Agriculture convsfsant with
the progress Of Sorghum culture 10 this
country. and qualified to judge accurately
Of this seasons product. estimates the ag
gregate quantity of cane syrup At 10000
900 gallons. and tho area cultivated st
ESQ. 900 acres. In 1889. BY sbe showing Of
the last census. the product Vas less than
5000, 900 gallons. If this estimats should
prove correct. it is sufficient to supply moro
than half of the syrup and molssses de-
mand of the United States.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06
AYE RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Arc you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out oe
order, with your system do
ranged, and your feelings un-
co'nfortablei These symp-
toms are often the prelude TO
serious iiluess. some nt Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted by =
timely use Of the right reni-
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out tbs disordsred hu-
mors purify the blood, and
lee the lluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
a the body into vigorous ac-
Nvify, purify tho system from
a 4 a A.
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~In December. 1850. hdy pssshas.
ed four dresses of . mesehant 10 0eaad
street, New York. asd was arsested on sus.
picion of having secrstsd sooe goods spoo
her psrson. She vas undsssssd for sxami-
nation. and the affair threw her into Sc a
sickness. Afteswasd she sssd fas damages
for false impsisonmesa. The jury 6ossd
verdict for plaintiff awarding $4,000 6aa-
apes. and the Court added O extra allow
ance Of 500.
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the oo~truc.ons @hicn make
Geoaoo. cod apttlaa somewhere In the b0iy and OBJ
0ePucts natural functions These II relieved
rsoet upon themsslvss surrounding organs pro-
ducing general agKravAon, suffering, and disease.
ss r rs snd nsS d,es,y G .hsy reso9s as
e.snr. :eion oi the 'y;,sm and DIV with - the suoy.ns m
ses .'.. and common complaint, s also .rH: rim n many
p.sssssvs eject srpos shsn Caused BY similar otruo
ons and 81 the n..%rs ~ hs o. inc
4. disorder. 1ssss, Ssy 70 employ 'Ds "''' 'S 0
pvtncipai etiss, and from other well known public per-
1~. 1sr-ara.~e Merchant ar 81 zssi'. ~. :, 1850.
Ds AIsn; Your rls are the IssAson Of AZ that Is
~ .ics.n.s . - ~ hsa. ~, s.s ~ .i.ss hsa nsrt
ss s pp. n. been s e. .s .n
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NO. so.

they have left behind shculd. through .
show of dissension at the ballot-box. do
aught to weaken their hands Or to add to the
strength and courage of the traitors whose
swords arc lifted against their bosoms.
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant.
J. HOLT.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-12-06

81 The New South states that General
Mitchell died calm. resigned. and even
happy. as only the Chsistian soldier can
die. His last words we're. 81 am sesdy 70
go;" his last gesture was 70 point 10 hsev-
en-; bis last expressioa sois of hops sad
faith. s
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~ Charles A. Dana, late Editor of the
New York Tribure, has been appointed
Assistant Secretary of War in place Of Ar.
Walcou. resigned.
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~ The StAae Of Kaases, wsm . -
populatioe Of lsss than 1A00l. - esae ~
400 men % lhs war.
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IAs- os the Appeals United States Patent once.
MASON, FENvvlcK & LAWRENCE,
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN
PATENT AGENTS !!
Corner Of 7th and F Streets
w 4 s HIN CT ON, p. c..
November ~, 1864 # aG 4s-ty
Tailoring Establishment!

VHE undersgned respectfully In form the citizens
- Richmond and vicinity. that they have taken the
stand lately occupied by VIM CLARK, Tailoring rs
tabisbm~nt, and would invite thsr attention their
stock Of et
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
whieh they VIII make up st the shortest notice gusrsn-
tseng good They hope by attention business to
give entire satisfaction all who ,svor them with
Datro nsss. J. ZEYKJ D BROTHER,
~, Main Street.
Oetober II. JaG2 45.Jm
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1ew Adrertisemeuts.
O b Ar L e 8 n As ON,
Late ComnIssSoner Of Patents.

R0BT. W. FEN WICK.
Late In Charge the wasbinson Branch Of the scsn-
tlnc American Patent AgeneT.
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DIR. HUGHES,
Eclectic Medical Infirmary.

Established for the treatment Of those diseases in
both seres, requiring Experience Skill Honor and
deticdcy.
DRIVATE CONSULTATI0NS.-Dr.H Hughes has
Il for number of years confined his attention to
diseases OF a certain class. During his practice he
has treated thousands OF cases. and in no instance
has he met with failure The remedies are mild
and there interruption of business change of
diet. DIR. Hughes is in constant attendance from
in the morning until 10 at night, at his Office Tenn
pie street Charges moderate, and a guaranteed
in all cases. Separate rooms that one will be
seen but the DIR. himself His remedies cure disease
when all other remedies fail: cures without dieting
or restriction in the habits of the patient; with
out the disgusting and sickcning effects of most other
remedies; cures new cases in few hours with
out the dreadful consequent effects of mercury, but
Is sure to annihiate the rank and poisonous faint
that the blood Is to absorb, unless the proper
remedy is used. The ingredients entirely vegeta.
BILE, and injurious effect either constitutionay or
locally, can be caused by using them.
YOUNG MEN, who troubled with seminal
weakness, generally caused by bad habits in youth
the effects of which pain and dizziness in the
head, forgetfuness sometimes ringing in the ears,
weak eyes, etc, terminating in consumption or in :
sanity if neglected, are speedily and permanently
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All correspondence strictly confidential and will be
returned if desired. Address
DIR. J. ID. HUGHES,
No. Temple Street. tcorner of Middle)
Portland.
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A GooD WORD FOR THE SKUNK.-The Am
erican Agriculturist takes up the cudgel in de-
fence of the poor, despised, but seldom kicked,
skunk, and gives him good notice. Our con-
temporary says:
All summer long he roams your pastures at
night, picking up beetles and grubs, poking
with his nose potato hills where many worms
are at work. He is after the grubs, not the
tubers. He takes possession of the apartments
of the woodchuck, who has quartered himself
and family upon your clover field or garden,
and makes short work with all the domestic
arrangements of that unmitigated nuisance
With this white-backed sentinel around. YOU
can grow clover in peace, and the young tur-
nips will flourish. Your beans will not be pre-
maturely snapped, and your garden sauce will
be safe from other vermin. The most careless
observation of his habits shows that he lives
almost exclusively upon insects. While you
sleep he is busy doing your work, helping to
destroy your enemies. In any fair account
kept with him the balance must be struck in
his favor. Thus among the animals we often
find friends under the most unpromising APP
pearances, and badly abused men are not un-
frequently the benefactors of society.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

OFFICE SO BROMFIELD ST., BOSTON.
REV. N. DAY. Presf. REV. p. MASON, Vice Presf.
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This Institution established for the cure of Dis
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Many diseases, such a ScrofnIa, Humors of the
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Liver Complaint, Heart Complaint. Rheumatism.
Female Complaints, and great variety Of ordinary
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PERSONS having Cancers. those afflicted with COM
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Of DR.. Creencs personal attention.
Consultation at the Office or by mail free of
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DIR. Greene will be at the Office from 8 A. NJ. 10
Pm. - ~
The Office will be open, and competent per.ons I'm
attendance, from IL A. NJ, toe r. NJ
All communications should be directed IN n
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NOTE. Persons wishing to investigate this method
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Boston.
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for using, and sent by express closely sealed to all
parts of the country.
PRIcEs.-Full strength, SO; Half strength IS;
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edies of the kind have failed cure; also that ii is
warranted as represented IN erery respect, or the
price will be refunded.
sY-BEwARE OF INVITATIONS. Ne lie genuine
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at his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
DISEASES, No % Union Street, Providence, r. l.
cR-This speciality embraces all diseases of pri-
rate nature both of MEN and WOMEN. by rcgu-
larry educated physician of twenty years practice
giving his whole attention to them.
Consultations BY letter or otherwise are strictly
confidential. and medicines will be sent BY Express
secure from observation to all parts of the United
States. Also. accommodations for LADIES from
abroad wishing for a secure and quiet Retreat, with
good care until restored to health.
CAUTION.-It has been estimated that two
hundred thousand dollars are paid to swipdng
quacks annually, in New England alone. without any
benefit to those who pay IT, Most of this sum comes
out of class of persons who the least able TO lose
1t, but once paid they eau Rerer get bGck and they
compelled to suffer the wrong in silence not dar
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seires All this from trusting without inquiry
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and skill, and whose only recommendation is their
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you nothing, and may save You many regrets; for
advertising physicians, in nine ont of ten
bogus, there Is no safety in trusting any Of them
less you know ,rho and phaf they are.
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as above. Pamphlet ON DISEASES OF WOMEN,
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testimonials, without which no advertising physician
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