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SCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR
General Debility, Sour and Sick stomach, PsiSi.
q, oisordered condition of the Slomsoh and 0rssna
OF Digestion, which are Frequently greatly i'm
The SEA nW3EEiSh ToNIc i. . s,imul.pt dir.
titled oHeiuily from the sea weed and kelp. which
are found IN great abundance on the Eea shore
pure 81 the best French brandy, ard eos,sssest ~
peculiar property of enabling the stomach 20 CON
vert The food into healthy chime, and thus for
tie general health and stredg IN OF the system can
not be maintained This wonderful power of the
Sea Weed Io1io will account for the rapiditJ
with whlcn most persons gain flesh while taking
10, End which, unlike Other stimuants, does NOT
leave lhe stem Frustrated when its &c mas been
the manner q. Tsmsc e p e. .ssS s,
sugar cane, IL is, therefore, entirely harmless
and free from the injurious properties OF corn
whisky or Alcohol. which form the basis Of almost
The directions are to take from q half to a wine
glass full immediately after each mea, and for the
ana take Whist he eats Wei msstic.ted. V WSSp'
the stomach Is very wesk, and apparently in an
liberated I state, It's better to eat nothing but
kind, beef, mutton; lamb, but no kind Of .at meat,
beefs marrow ls also very good The Tonic acts
stance called schyme, the first process of dig s-
ton.
On Fsbrnsy asts snd sad a 81,
March 26th, to see patients complainInr with
Coughs, Colds, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, or
advice without charge, unless they want tho
II ugh examination with his Respirometor then
his fee is three dollars.
Price Of the PulmOnic Syrup, 81 per bottle OF s5
piios Of Sea Weed Tonic. 81 per bottle or IS
Price Of Mandrake Pills. Is cents per box.
fe25-TudF,lmr
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
THE BURNING OF wINToN, N. c., CON
FIRMED.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25.-Ths Old Point boat ar
rived this morning.
she brings no later arrival from Roanoke Island.
The news received confirms the burning Of
linton, which was shelled by our guuboats
after being fred upon by the enemy.
Foster was not killed, as was reported, but had
arrived at Old Point.
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HORSES, WAGONS, AND HARNESS
IL FOR SALE CHEAP.
One span GOOD Road HORSES, EOund and true
color bay and brown. a
One large Covered WAGON. suitable In
iOr suffers or express business. EasternNA
built and ono Of the best made Wagons that o.p
be found. ~
One Coveret WAGON, suitable for one or two
horses, Washington built, and run about six
months.
Two sets Double HARNESS,
Two sets Canvas and Wooltn BLANKETS
The above property Will be sold very oheao, and
can be seen by calling on ALBERT BELL. Al
fa 25-lwt ~
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III The Few steam sloop- of war Pensacola,
which run the Potomac blockade recently, got
ashore on the 9th Inst, on Seed Berry Reef, coast
o.. Florida. but without suffering material dam.
AK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-25

IVA North Carolinian upon hearing that grass
was growing ia the streets Of his native city be-
came frantic with Joy. The idea that grass would
grow anywhere In North Carolina was peri city
delightful 20 him
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sKIRMIsH Up THE CHowAN KIvRR-C. II. FOSTER
KILLED.
TEF0m In

NORFOLK, Feb 2I.-The Federal forces again
assembled the Chowan river on Yesterday. TO
WintOn, with several gunboats and large num-
Der Of troops. The CONF derates opened a heavy
FIRE upon them, killing and wounding a number
Of them. The SOutherners retired Our loss Ia
said TO be two men and two horses killed The
humbug Congressman, G II. Foster, was among
the Federals killed
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LATE FROM TIE SnuTH

We make up the following summary Of South
ern news from Richmond papers Of Friday and
Saturday last.
w1NToN, N. { BURNED TO AsHEs
Especial Dispatch 10 the Richmond Dispatch
SUFFOLK, Va, Feb 2l Capt Nichols. Of the
Petersburg Artillery, arrived here this afternoon
from Wlnton, where he had been stationed with
his battery.
On yesterday be was shelled out by the Yam
KEGS. The enemy were supposed to be 600
strong. They had seven steamers all o! which
have passed up the river. Capt. Nichols had a
horse shot from under him. Two Of his men
were wounded. The town Of Winton is In ashes
Our troops retired to Murfreesboro'
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Ex-Governor Wright Appointed Senator for

Indianapolis, Feb 2i-Gov Morton has ap-
pointed Ex-Governor Joseph A. Wright, U. s
Senator, to fl the place Of Jesse d. Bright.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
win every mooern Improvement, cortas nine
seven rooms and Kitchen, for $40 per snnum, 20 q
sauractory tenan;. Loostion No I2s Second
street, between ID and Is streets north No pTopo-
eltion Will be received 10 rent for lees per,od
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO,
te Is 81 Auction and Commission Merchants.
A CHANCE FOR BUSINESS STAND
"a corner of oh street and New orb avenue
Tbs present ooous SAINT wishes 10 change hue bu al
ness; hss bat q small let Of groceries on hand.
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THE NEWS FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

lT run tue hlCnnOnu Dispatch, 22d.1
Asyet We lave no clear statement Of the result
at Fort Donelson from our own side The teIe
graph has given nothing directly to the press
and no mall has come through from Nashville
since the great battle. This is owing no doubt
to the complete monopoly of the railroad to trans
port troops and stores. Neither mails nor passen.
gers have come through. We publish a state
ment this morning by telegraph from Augusta.
made to the press Of that city by Lieutenant who
was in the fight at Donelson. This statement
rather dlscourages the hope that the loss of pris
6ners is very much exaggerated by the Yankees
me disaster In this respect must be very great
Another terrible lesson against coopinp up men
TO defend positions not properly fortified
a correspondent OF the Lynchburg Republican
under date OF 18th inst says that no PREPARATIONS
had been made for the defense Of Nashville
The Richmond Wing. of Tuesday has a
trenchant article on the Jefferson Davis rule and
declares that the Inauguration pageant would be
"a bitter mockery and a miserable compensation
for the ruin Of free people " The results OF the
Government are spoken eff I" as the most L. ment-
able failure In history" The Richmond Dispatch
also talks tartly Of the "inettciency and incompe
tency" Of the rebel leaders
len. Davis has appointed the 2sth inst. as a dav
OF lasting, prayer and humiliation.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BJMeRSHALL & PAGE. AuctIoneeTs,
SO2 Ira 80 tHcey Odd FshOtss' RaR
ORANGES, LEMONS, GROC ERIEs
" lIQUoRs, lIsH, &C, AT ACTION.
IHUksOAY k0RNING, FeblUsrJ 2, we val
sell ~ our EtoTe-
80 boxes Oranges aud Lemons,
l,l pounds DStes, Raisins, &c.
2 Co tiga-f, 1000 quality,
boXe5 o0toh Herring and Codhsh,
half chest oolOEg Tea, q good article,
y LerIel5 Brsndy, VI hisl and Madeira Wine,
norse Covers, Buffalo Robes. Il ankets, do.
Also, good lot OF handsome Furniture,
carpets. Crcotery. Glass, Hard aud Wooden
Ware, Cords, &o.
rs q MARSHAL & PAGE, Auota
MAsRsHAL's sALE=In virtue Of q writ Of
WI her fAcIas, lGsued from the erk's ofioe %
the o. out court OF the District Of Columbia for the
county OF Warrington, and 20 me directed, |
y expose 10 public sale, for cash, in front Of the
Court House door OF said oou CITY, on WEnNEs-
DAY, the 5.h day Of March 1852, a. II O'Clock n,
the following described property, 70 Its-An de-
fencants night, title, claim end interest IN and %
the south 3 feet inches Of Lot No. n. IN SaUare
NO. 81, fontln. on sth street wet, between u and
steetE n"rth, IN the city Of Washington, ID. C..
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon se Ied and levied upon a. the property OF
Twin :. Barker, and viii be sold 20 satsh ind cials
No. 20 10 January term 1852, in favor of Joan Z,
Rendel. WARD I,AMON
felO Is U. Marshal d. c.
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A PIGHT IL APK.NsAs.

From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb 22l
The following dispatch was received by the
COmmissary General yesterday morning, and is
said to be confirmed by dispatches received by
the President: -
FORT SMITH, Feb IS Via Clarksyille Ark .
and Chattanooga, Tenn Generals Price and
Hebert are fighting the enemy to day at Sugar
Creek, In Benton county, AK. The result is not
known. Our troops are confident of success
LdteT.-The enemy lost 700. Our loss is 100
Another great victory. ALERT P1KF
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs

U9 tees Of the Union Hotel Company have de-
clared dividend Of tventy-tso per cent out of
the capita stock, PAY 9 a. the ofhce of the sub
scnher, upon presentation of the certificate Of
stock. w. II. TENNEY,
fe q 81
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TOAL-COAL!
" $3.50 PER TON.
Expect TO arrive In q few days, 200 tons best
suolty Cos Which we will sell 81 the above prlos
for cash, II ordered from the vessel. Persons IN
want viii please send IN their orders immediately
70 our Office, G. MYERS q son.
Once and ard, Water street,
fa q lW GenrRetnNn. ID. q.
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STOP WHEN YOU COME TO The COR
- ner of + and 7th streets, and buy suit OF fne
CLOTHING at $40, Sl2. SIS, or Sis.
At BAR & BROS
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THE SURPRISE BLooNPRy

The Confederate loss, says the Winchester
VirginiaD, in the attack on Bloomerv Ham,
shire county, was two wounded and thirty pris-
oners The Confederate militia were surprised.
Col. ScincindiveT, Of Berkeley, was In com
mand; he escaped.
Our troops, after the engagement, retired TO
Pughtown, In Frederick county, where thav re-
withdrawing few, who, with overdone pru
dence, retired to their homes, and are probably
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-25

ANY PERSuN HAVING A NEAT FUR
"A NISHED HOUSE TO rert at mod rste price
can hld good tenant By applying "a the subscT1-
Der. Will take house for q term Of years or pur-
chase on fair terms. Will take the best care Of
good p ace Apply immediately 20 henry l..
RlDER, ofhce on f5th street,next to Rigs a Co.'s
Bank. ~
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A LII SIZE BOYS, from the age of years up,
"A can be fitted out At BAR Il BROS corner IL
and It'll streets, at much less than usual prices.
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~ interest! Look for the corner of and 7th
streetsIit is the Place to buy fine CLOTHING for
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1~ WASHINGTON SCIENTIFIC AssOCL-
~ ALTON The members OF this AssecistIon
ere reqGesttd to Lnest at the Rooms of the YonnI
nen,s ChIlstan Association, THIS EVENINS
ato o,ciock. geaeTai attendance Of membsTs ia
Iequested as business Of import,r ce 10 he trsps-
oIeu' II, l. HOSMER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-25

Towels,
800 yards r ussia Crash,
IS pieces heavy Huotaback TovelInf,
. pieces DsmaEk Table Linen,
$50 dezen able Napkins,
Bleached and Brown Co ton Shutting,
Prints.
With . fall stock of ell Kinds Of DRY Goods, 10,
sale at the lowest rTices.
VIM. II, RILEY & BRO,
No. SO Central Stores,
Between It'll and 9Th streets
te I-2W OppOhita CAntar MarLaf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
the Rumors frOa EasIaaa.

While We are awaiting further inIdlEsoce from Elg-
land in regard to her alleged purpose 70 Interfere in The
war, 1. may be vel to recall the note worthy lee; that
the most favorable manifestations have always come IRON
that country when our prospects Feensd oVsrcloud'd--
WhsusVer vs. have gained Important advantages over
the enemy, We have heard from EnslAna the announce
menl that her position is, and viii eOniinOs to be, that
Of stric. neutrality. When, On the other hand, We have
ms With rsVerSsS, he echo from Asros the Atlantic
has b,en catering and Encouraging. fhs Bdtsh jadg
NIT Of The brief eAnplisn in Maryland b, that ~
wee tspuLsd from the s ate. Tbs 4 evidently regard
ID here more seriously than Il : BY - Hence, IL may
be, Mr.. Gladstone, Sir John P~lkingsSa, and others, have
fhOught Il sIpsdisnt again to encourage us with the Ian
suase Of praise and promise. fbs inference from ths
thsOry that such facts would give birth 10 d, that Grsa
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ADyf n IasPsoToR GENERALS oyyrc5 |
RuznoHD, Oct. ", 1853. !
GlNIRAL ORDEH,

no ~
l. Upon the death q q commissioned omesr Ia the service Of
ID. c Moderate atst.s, his immediate eommandlng oHhesI va
forth With make cut . certificate Of The fact, stating biz r.nf AID
the command TO which he belonged when. vhe'e and nom .hht
cs1,s be die :; and II p:si lie, VII q and By whom hs vas lat
pail. Upon the death Of non commissioned oheer OF p'iyNs W
,Ld tsrvc., the on ser csmmAnd NJ bis company, NJ the tine OF
nn Ia shcl he Will Q t foith vheo, Shere and By .h mh.ss
enlisted; when, where and from What esuis be died; shen AMI
by shom he vas Last paid; WHISTLER thrr. IL any bounty orc N
mutation for clothing due iiu. and whether there are any stop
p.get AZ lott HIN, for what caue and OF what amount
TneIe certificates, aud ds ,ripuse hsts Will he uansm W d.
r.etly to the Second Auditor Of the rfsasuy Of the Confederate
BtAts.
pltsls. or Of SEX and wounded on ,ts Aed iolNsry In p'ivat. hos
pIa . and hou,es, upon the death Of other an Oh .er or ssld o.,
VII foTthvith MAKE ost AMI for..d directly 10 me second Asn,
In the case Of . commissioned omcer, his rank and The soumAnd
10 which he belonged; 10 the ga es Of no -crmmtsoned oheeis
s,d, In ali cs.e., shtn, where and hrou THAT eau they died.
Should the dec ased leave any ed Cts or money, q statement SET
ting forth = It Of the effects, the amount Of the MONEY, and IN
whose haeds the ssme will remain until legally called Tor, VII &C
III Lieetsuant Colonel ". Leroy Brown, on ordnance duty, 70
hereby detailed TO s1pervis, The eBanisa Ion or candida e u the
army. for appointms nts % artillery on ere Tor ordnance duty, -
/ authorized By act OF Conrts approved 10th septemfe f, lsef.
/ He vii, 10 iucce.sion, proceed 70 the seve 81 headq"srun 9
e. the armies, under such special insutcuens a. MAJ % sneu
ton, asociaie With him any two artillery onesrs ne may asIee''
| pc forming ordnsnce duties, Who, together With hHseif, Will con'
sdtute an Examining Board
/ Due notice will b. syea through the Eeamon1 inquirer OF hs
time a. which EXAMINATIONS VII he held.
Apple Atlous for pernisian TO be examined VII be addressed q
- General Com handing each amy, aId WI ss q e ! vsh h'
| Nv. Ordnance omeers serving on the star Of oonmlaii & Gen
erals viii not enter into contracts 70 nor purchase ordnance tup
| pile sveept Ia case OF n .eeuty, on The authority Of the Geae'ai
| which mut be attached 10 the eoatraet or account for purchase
The eIigsncy requiring the psFchAae or contract viii Aso ID
stated.
raruedl q. oo0tER,.
| novs-iv Adj. AMI las General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03
RloaAOSD, O,, 2s. 1882.
A. Inp0r,aut suxxe.uon.


To the Grenada Appeal &c tad The following commu.
nieatOn
Tanners and s~heenAkers are exempt from CONSUMPTION
by the lavs Of Tbs Confederate States, bat there l. one
4 de proyision Of thos~ lave uheh they all seem TO have
entirely overlooked. /. = his 'TaAt the products OF
their labor shAn b. sold - prices not exceeding ssr-aty-
AZ py esrf upon he eos. Of production. Nov | will
,,nu,rs 70 s.y that there "a not = tanner or shOemsk Ter in
nissisiopi sh0 is not seliBg bis products az trem one
hundred 70 Eve hultrad per cent. upon the cost OF pro
duc,ion. All such are 10 longer exempt from eo1serP
ton. Nos. let every man vac bus hide Of Father,
or A pair Of shoes from these srsHipt', { K . rees pt Tor
b. purchases, ubish ell be p7OOl positive against Them,
ta.t they are liable 10 b enrolled a. eOnscriPN. II
thsy refuse 10 give . receipt lot tue purchaser make .
memorandum OF hi purchases, thslr date and amount
aud this vii Gnsue- Ist - veil &C. receipt, 10 prove
tssn liable 10 cOafcapuon.
Fns laws 10 Which I have referred are equally apph'
oabl. 10 other ltAiesnsn bail have eoEhled ny re
marks 70 tanuors aud ~sbOtmlksts AOae, amply because
their e~Korti,Ani phess Press peculiarly bard upon ire
people, particularly the poor people. Al this SaAso1 Of lhe
year. The man Who 10 not ntsh d Sith ssysliy-h'o
per cent. prIf upon the &C.. Of bic productions, 10 The
very man 10 be pas 10 the army, shsEe be will have to
b,y A. his Osu pnces. Il IA . beau iful sight, isn'tl H.,
10 see a stout, fat. hearty sxHapt selling = pair o. coArss
broEAns At five ADD s1 dolilrs a pair 70 . var worn bare
tOos soldier, that dd not cost the mAkr tso.
Would 1t lot be veil II the %surOllins officer here, or
whAtsver ether eR Ter uhOss bGsiasas it IS, sers to il
Qairs whether RcbmoHd IEdesmen and manufacturers,
exempt In Vlr,us Of Ieir OceupAliors, ae not deua ling
Aad receiving from 100 TO 500 psr esnt-Or even mole
On the cost Of p o ~lue.Onr rs Uonld fad shoes
tina, in ordinary timss rstAilsd at from " 70 t5-selling
At prices ranging from $40 TO t25. and numerous othec
home manufactured articles in the HmstIASEsrAIsd rE-
to. Taere V certainly no scarcity Of hides and leather
that can jlsiify such sITAVagSnt prices, aud tie men
who sonspirs TO thus impose upon and sVindle the SOL
disrs aud the public should be, il liable, At once thrust
into The ranks-uo matter whether they be the dealers
who seeumulsts vast StOekI to lie idle for purposes Of
speculation, or the small aanufSstures, Who demand
e~xorblan. prcfs for their labor.
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A pslsr sr,amsa-rHt An,Lrrrosrars ROUTED.

BRISK FKIRMsa-THk ABoLITTosIsrs ROUTED.
Another letter, drtcd Osntrcvills, Virgiuis, October
rs h. gives lhg particulars of the recent skiTu'sh near
hat ilase. III, writer admits a rou;, bu! sticks 70 the
usual Yankee lalrehood about "a vastly superior foros Of
the rebels:
Y,scriny noon a brisk sk,rmlsh took place between
a small iofcs Of our cavalry aud q vastly superior NUN
Der of the r bells Toe scene OF the action was between
BrsioW and CAtlslrs Station.
Oa Tnursjsy come thirty Of III, First hrylsnd CAV.
alry vent gu: ia ;ka; direction to patrol. A iorcs Of the
First Vermont, Of about the sane number, were eta
tyoaed not far oil. Both Of these were attacked BY Q
force Of rebels whose strength Wss at least four times az
treat as theirs. Alter contestng for a short time, our
MN we're forced TO reirest
la "a little while, however, Captain Oouger, Of the
Third Virginia, came TO thde relief. The tight was re-
newed with great energy, ard as the Capria vas charg-
ing through a dense woods be suff red severity. A great
INV of his men were eil or killed or t. ken prisoners.
Toe Captain and his brother, the First Lieutenant, are
either ~cipives or hive bIei killed.
Tso prisoners wers taken by Us.
Some of the men who were In the engagement re
turned last night, but from the Q 'niusion that prevailed
they we're unahl, to give much dsfaits Information.
The mipu's of the affair has not been rec ,ivel. nor
have any oHioial details been forwarded hs yet TO the
Generals headquarters. Consequently, when the men
all get together aud the Off ,efs make their report, the
more interes.iog portion Of the narrativ, can be made
public. At present il Is difi:ut 10 give a correct state
meat. By soma j; is thought that from thirty TO hty
Of our men we're captured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

Britain desires our success, but that shs desires that Ws
shall schieve it. Whether II We we're In danger OF hosl
aud irrstrievsbls failure, she would give Us a helping
hand, Is matter for speculation. But, certainly, with only
the indications We have had, Il would Be unuise 10 the
last degree to allow the expectation Of aid to induce u
70 IsA1 our efforts In the sishtest particular. Lat us
continue the struggle Is if We had not q friend on
aarth
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oorsa TO A w,RNsR CLIMATE.

A correspondent OF the Philadelphia hquirsr, writing
from the Amy Of tho Potomac, mentions the following
General S ynoar, commanding the First Brigade,
this mlrpipg I,mined many OF tho arms, Walking
am lDgsl the soldiers and giving them words Of en-
courapsmsnt. Some we're IN the linss without their
over co IL, aud when spoken to 10 regard to the need
of these ArIc'e ~, the General Ia reported TO have said -
You will a,e iiile nse iof them ; y,I are s1in9 TO a
manner climate" Ii this be true, aud ! Lave good
reasons fr believing il, wdat | lid Ia e previous letter
regarding a pr 'e!ed SJushern Expedition, may be c'n'
t,nalated by ts Goyerum mt. This is Just the season
TO operate sgainst the enemy OIL the souih,rn coas.;
api an ,xpedllol, ouch as b !rns do commard ,d, would
n axe themselves felt shereS'r they nigh. 50. fha Fad
e1p,fi.uoe OF last year has, 10 doatt. taught our COM
uandrra thai Virginia iinot tie isld for al ELECTIVE
winter campaign.
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no CORREsPcNDRNrs,

WLSzsrs on osaasss aaasi % addressed 20 as "EdEOr Of
ga Wig"
ArseS OriaSa on bOa @GS Of ~ paper tNR not b. ublAh
Ell IA e a rss q long ssdntiag, OugA % b kRotrn 90 az,
nad taH "a ~ ctse ~ dspIFt~i from O1nb1ry notices exceed
Ug egAf tas are 1Adrgat@r Is ddcsFasengsaks.
- We cfuaOt uafsFtlfo o rs,ara rejected o0nsmHafcdhOns
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-03

The London Star thinks Mr.. Glsdstons's speech viii
tend 10 revive among the rebels (which, perhaps. as
much a any other, lured them into ~rebelion) The hope
that the English Government would, 10 the end, DO In
duced 10 lend them at least an open sympathy and moral
support.
The London Herald says Mr.. Gladstones words are Of
course not tbs mere hAphazIrd expressions Of individu-
al opinion. They will be taken a. tbs deliberate sane
ton Of the Cabinet Of which he Is Q member. IL will
now be understood throughout Europe and msrica
both that the Eoglsh Government are convinced the
time has come to recognix, the Independence Of the
South.
The London Globe says IL has no authority 70 an
nounce the day or hour the recognition will be gwen on
the part Of this country, but II is clear IL cannot be de.
ferrsd long, and In any other case there Is no doubt 1t
would be given sooner. The sincere rspugnance to coun'
tenance or encourage, by any premature act, the lorna.
ton Of an Independent slave power, can alone account
for the delay in this instance.
The Loodon Shipping Gazette can hardly suppose that
Mr.. Gladstone expressed sentiments at variance with
those OF his colleagues. Possibly he has bsen premature
in The announcement Of his views, At Manchester, 70
Gently, he publicly expressed confidence In the success
Of the Southern cause. He lie, at all events, deliberate
and consistent. IL the opinions he has given ~utterAnce
to are not shared by his colleagues, IL 10 difficult 10 I'M
derstand no. he is TO continue, 10 his present assooiA-
ton, to advise the Crown.
The Star erlarg's upon the warm reception given TO
the prcc'am1t;on by tae American press, and denounces
the Submissionlsts as q party Of men who rfus, TO
adop. q lst policy, while they 'wAl over the lot prohis
on trsfi with slayebolcers."
The London Daily News retracts Ito hAlf.way csnsure
of the proclamation, and now admits that II Will pro
duce good results.