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FURS.
A TTRNTTON LADTESI

A TTRNTION LADIES
n FURS II FCR5il FURSli
The old established New York Fur Manufactur-
ing Cos Depot SO Chatham 1t, offer greater induce
uerts than ever. Now X the time 10 get your win
tfr quits for about half the usual price. We have
Arg,, fresh, AMI the best selected stock II Furs "
be 4 und, at the following very low rates
Water Mink, Cape, huf and CuifN - 20 Water
vi k, full y Cape Mud and CuhiS $40 Marsh
Mink y Cape Muf and Cuffs $40 ~ French
Mink, Cape, Muf and Cuffs 81 to fiO ; French
Mink, fill y Cape Mud and Cuffs 40 ~ fi2 90 ;
French sshe, Cape, Muff and Cuffs 81 ~ $40
French Mink MuAt 81 h. 80 Water Mink MuTA
81 10 SS French Sable Muffs, 81 10 90 % Water
and French Mink, French Sable and American Fitch
and Rock Martin u Capes 90 70 s. Votorines, 81
n SO Sable, Stone Martin, Fitch Martin, Mink
Martin Brook Mink and Grey Siberia Squirrel
equally as low. A large variety Of Chdrens Fancy
Furs. New York Fur Manufacturing Co., dspdl
80 Chatham At. Cleaning. repairing aud Altering
neatly done. FLEMING, Manager. o2l 72so'lO3
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T AIDES, LADIES-NOW IS YOUR TIME
- for bargains In Furs; genuine selected mink
sets; every article as represented ohldren's hIrs
Al the Great Northern aud Western Fur TrAppers
Depot . BowerY, DRAKK. dlS S4ao'IaJ
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SHIPPING.

lSOR LIvERPOOI,-OLD BLACK STAR
Lin,-Thc packe, ship ADELAIDH, lying At
pier p East River, sails iOth January. For Passage
apply on board, or 70 WILLIAMS a GUlON ~
fulton st. d2i 24ac'iO3
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N AZ COAL PER TON OF 2O0O LBS,
- rO well screened and free from slate, de-
syered 70 all parts Of the city. A. HEARTT, 1876
Wea llth %, near Tth ave. 10 2iae'll9
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TEETII-TEETII-TE AMERI,
Il can Teeth Cc.-PsAeticai dentists are inserting
beautiful fun sets NJ ~ and Sio part sets 80 cents
per tooth warranted, half the usual price bone
hlliug, 90 ceas. Bsi Rovery. opposite Fth 1t,
ta-S si9'i93
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SAVINGS BANKS.
DIVIDEND NOTICE

- Hanhatt baNInEF InHNNItiOn.
December % 1851.
Interest will be paid Al deposits In this Inssi.
tuition tby the rules entitled theretol M the rate "
eN per cent. per annuin on ali sums Of 500 and
on all sums over that amount payable on and after
Janlsry 20th. 1859. Interes, will le credited un-
der date OF January is,, and g. not withdrawn. will
receive interest the same deposit.
By order
y. J. BROWN. President
dos 6'i06 A. A. ALNORD, Secretary.
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CURs, FURs-FINE MINK SABLE HALF

E'Lho, II ho-FINF MINK oAHI4t HALF
capes, dark aud rich, We now sell from $50 ~
t2b, same sold last winter for St5: fms Mink
mutis -, 80, 81 and 3, at FOSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Fur Depot It's Chatham Square, cor Mott 81.
in6 24arslO6
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CFwING MACHTNES-l49 HESTER ST.,
- door east " Bowery, Is the hest place u get
Singers, Grover a. Bakers, and other sewing ma
chimes repaired and improved. Machine nee,iles Of
all kinds, shuttle oil, nc, at Wholesale and retail.
Also Grover a Baker bag machines tGheap,) by
HUGO MUELLER. DIS 24'iO9
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spection II streets, well in regsrd ~ trr repair
~ their cleanliness the insp 'Cttn q piers ani
their bukhcads, and IT, mirngoiacut ui tli' ls"'
Er the government ofthe htth r, arr amongst many
other police duties which now dryo4yc ON scf't-
ate departments II the utp guyefnmCnt At great
cot, but which II is believes the police could dis
charyc more cfIrciually, ans without eTprnsc 49,
They are dutes which, ia European ciucV' 're dis
cha rgod ly the police.
roll CiErRsi
On NE other hand, iha arp,inti sent n pIl cl'rhs
which - titcal At IL, u is rcsypctflly suhmiu-
edl Improperly vcstcd in the hoard " Police. The
Bond has end wired to liz .hruyc the duty inpu
ta'ly, ty maxim, the appointments frm ldh pol
ii i,l parties, Int IL ~ suggested That tie power o'
appointment be transferred t1 the superyi-ors OF
thr Counties
knncVcd to this rcTCrt are the criminal statistics
cf the pas, year. The number OF arrest were
In New Ycrk...................I llbN
In Bruoklyn. yn...............,.... .tb'h"t
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would have their teeth look ~, We would advise 10
use Dr. Greys uate IInrluw'Q ORRIS TOOTH
PASTE. We are satisfied from experience that IL
IL the Best aud most Reliable article in II Is
perfect enemy to the Dentist II keeps the Teeth
and Gums In perfect health, and we guarantee that
nothing Injurious is used In ts making. Don't fail
!" give II trial confident that II will give
perfect satisfaction. II Is also excellent article
i9r Bdd Bredth. To be had at 90 South Second Vt,
WllliAmHOurgh, at 20 cents per pot. n2s q
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

EOARD-$2-GOOD BOARD AT NO.
% Thompson IT, from 81 10 81 "a week; man and
Iyifc 81 10 81 week; also furnished rooms with
llnoa cheap; also lodgings, % H. So weeS, or Is
4 , 2s a night B-Lesons ON piano - each.
d2O 2laC'iii
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OR 2 YOUNG LADIES TO
wv board and educate for teachers, on moderate
Ieums Apply 20 u. 3sth n, near 4th ave. d3l 2lao
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HATS
A stylish hat adds greatly 10 a persons Ap-
pearance. The handsomest hat now made Is at
BRAKES Bowery, just received, and .w manu-
.facturing from the glOssiesl and finest French
blush ever imported. d2O 24ac'lOd
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DENTISTRY.

As USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED With
"A out pain.-Those who require full sets, tenn
porary sets, charge; partial pieces 81 per tooth;
teeth filed with gold gold cement, silver or bone
filling, 5Octs, by DIR. H. YlLLERs, sr., 43 Bow.
cry, over the drug store, opposite ~ the Old Bowery
Theatre. DIS 2lacsi29
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DLANING MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE
Il endless chain hci surfncing machine, WoDl-
hury's make, planes - inches wide, In perfect
der will hc Sold very low, at the machinery depot
Of STEVENS, BROTHER q CO., 222 Pearl st.
oC2 ug
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MECHANICS BOARDING-NOTICE-
tuyou wish board and single room 10 sleep in,
where you will not be disturbed after you 60 u bed
b. night apply at No. 10 Oak n, near Pearl; terms
N9,bO 10 S3 per week. GEORGE STONE. jy3 Sla0'
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COAL.

lWfOMING VALLEY COAL si,75-THE
" Lest furnace, CRATE and stove coal in use;burns
nee, without waste; warranted flll weight. Orders
lseceiyed by thu Wyoming Valley Coal Co, 80 Wal
=, and At the yards o. Canal st and at 3l2 Eighth
ese DDS Aac'll2
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n MONROE ST-FURNISHED ROOMS TO
~ let, 10 small quiet families, with facilities for
housekeeping. Also, rooms for single gentlemen.
Hsrms moderate. dl2 Aac'l36
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE-A LOT OF
y lrrc--izcd canary birds, ut iGI south u, up
Stair, at 81 per pair Please ring the bell. 70 q / -
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EOR SALE-TWO SPLENDID HORSES
Il suitable ior conl carts trucks amy heavy work,
one 500 aud the other $50 also beautiful Cana
dian mare Tor sale Ia hsndS price SO a+p n h'st
tr1,ter stallion FOR sale or exchange. Apply at -
Christie VI. JiI J'l2i
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CREFNWICH SAYINGS BANK-

T :. MIN " INTI Oh ' INNO IININh-
" 20 sixth avenue, C,r u Wayerly plsce.
January Interest for 1903.
The BOARD oi Trustees have ordered intercs, N 10
paid to dcIostors, NJ the rate of FIVE per cent per
,nnum, all sums Of five hundred dollars and
under, that may he entitled thereto. aud fur per
cont per nuuum on a sums FIVE hmIdrei dol
lars that may I've entitled theretn payable st the Bank
during bank hours, and after
January 2Oth, lNG2.
Interest not drawn Will bo placed IN the credit of
ici.,sitor-, principal, aud draw interest
The Bank is open daily, from 10 o'clock n m. un-
Ill ? o'olrck y. IN and on Mondays, weineslay-
and Fridays fiUm ~ o'cln,k y. IN.
II A. CCSlIMAN, President.
WASHINGTON y yERalLfE, ! Secretaries.
ind 1lslAA
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DIANO FOR s25-6 OCTAVE, IN GOOD
L order, suitsbr foT beginners. Apply at No. i2T
Twenty first w. near 81 avenue, aso lot of theatre
ca wardrobe coit' pants, vests &C. for go, worth
500. Apply immediately. dis i4ac'i2.
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LEIGHS, CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
- horses harness, bells, robes, Sc, for sale cheap
The largest assortment of all the above 10 Ice found
are zeling oil at 10 Neyns 1t. and Isl Fulton ave-,
Brooklyn. d2l 2iac'1O0
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CEWING MACHINES FOR SALE-ALL
- kinds standard machines new and "a hand,
cheap for cash, part payment. Machines bought
exchanged and repaired, at 1886 Broadway, room 3,
up stairs. n II. LOT, q. d B tCl Bag machines
~ hand cheap. dlO 2isc'lOT
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THOMAS n. sTII.LMAN, President.
ISAAC T. SMITH, Secy. d3O TMw&S'i25

MARINERS SAVINGS BANK-NO. I
l'l Third ave- opposite COOPER INSTITUTE.
Deposits made or before the 1lth OF January,
will bear interest from tho lst January.
BANK OPEN DAILY from II o2PM and on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY even
ings, from 10 O'Clock.
THO's n. sTILLMAN, Prcsr.
ISAAC T. SMITH, Sec'y. die 2iac'i26
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pOSEHII.L SAVINGS BANK, COR. OF
IL l4th " and sth ave, open daily, from ~ pm;
Wednesdays and SAturdayH until pm. Six per
cent interest on all sums of $500 and under De
T. sits made on or before January iOth draw inter-
~ from the 1t. THOMAS CuRI5rY, President.
RICH. II III LII, Sec. dis 24'i2i
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ 420 CANAL, CORNER OF VARICK ST.
Open daily, from 10 A. N. to =, and from - !,
p. M
Deposits received on or before January goth, will
draw interest from the first inst.
o per cent Interest dllorcd all sipis Of 800
and Undcr, and per cent. larger amounts.
THIS HANK HAS OPENED 7,If2 AOCoUNTS AND re-
oEyED IN DTPoAIr s657 ,312 40 DURiSd
PAST 80 MONTH";.
y. V. HAUGHWOUT, President.
GARDNER 8. CIIAPIN, Sec. d2l 24ac'll5
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MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

MARINERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
wi No. Third avenue, opposite the Cooper In
.tftutc, Dec. 18th, 1851.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS at the rate II SIX
PER CENT, per annuin, ON sums Of 500 aud un-
Ser, and at FIVE PER CENT. on sums ~ over $500,
Nll be- payable ON and after the goth " Jan.
Dividends not drawn will bear interest from is,
~ January, same deposit.
BANK OPEN DAILY, from n. m. 70 2 y. m,
and ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY andSATURDAY,
from ~ p. m. -
THOMAS n. sTILLMAN, President.
.rr 1as aon- "a q
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Md IN this communication, the Bard respect.
hlly submits that the expenses uf ths cities ~ New
York and Brooklyn might Dee greatly reduced, by
the transport e. The police uf many duties which
ARE now discharged by officers specially appIlnted,
The maintenance Of tie public peace, and the re-
precision and detection Il crime requires the pres
ont two thousand men IN the streets Of the two
cities, day aud night. But c1nioned with this
duty might be many others II a aEuperyisory char
Reter. The inspection Of weights and measures,
lhe care aud custody Of the public markets, the ",
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTTTUTION-NO. 90
Warren At. Deposits made on or before the i0th
day of January viii draw interest from the drst.
Interest allowed at the rate Of per cent on sums
from ~ t. $40, and per cent on sums over
that amount. Open daily from ~ A. NJ. t. 2 T.. NJ.
As, ON MONDAY, TIT RsDAY and SATURDAY
rvralugs, from ~ Pm.
JOHN CAsTREE Prosr.
WIN. NJ. PULLS, Vice
sYLvANUS T. WARD, 7 Pre-'n
TANDERRII.T l.. III NrON, Scc'y. dlG 2lsc'i26
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-15

he is forever. A deep sense, an indistructibIe
feeling for everything that is great, and good,
and noble, dwels in me also, hope, as well
as in him. This Is the innate pledge and Sc
curity of our happiness.
"But if it shonl4 grow old with you; if it
LII 4 l.l.a.-. nr,d
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MACHsNlSTS.
~ Rc ~ Nh ~. g. III II ~
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

"AvISG ENTIRELY REFIrTED TIRE SHOP FORM
Ill EkLY occupied BY John Cooper. in OSgoOd,
smith Cos Last Af Hub Factory, am prepared TO do
al kinds Of work IN the machinery o. biacksmithng
Inc. having had twelve years experience the best
machine shops in the country. Eater yssf that can
give entire satisfaction 20 those who may favor With
heir work have IN my employ one Of the best black
smiths in the State and pay particular attention 10 horse
ihoeing and machine forging.
RepairiDg Of al kinds promptly attended 20
socels of all kinds built for the patent offce.
Remember the place, enc square south of The Union
u. rot on Illinois street T. panwN.
iaiyl0-dly 81
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Advertisements published in both the Daily and the
weekly sxxTINEL will be charged the fuii Daily rates.
with one half the Weekly rates added-
Business published In the local columns OF Ten
lines or under will be charged for each insertion si u
over ten lines. ten per line.
Charges will b. made for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named 70 he paid In advance:
Military Companies. Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders Benevolent Societies arsi Singing Societies
For each notice exceeding lines % cents for each
insertion; over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free.
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices o Festivals Pcncs and Excursions gotten up by
individuals or associations by churches, at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices II ten lines over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines inserted
once in the Daily will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers 10 paw quarterly
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every description
TO be charged at the of 81 so for each name in the
Daily and 81 in the Daily and Weekly the same TO be, IN
all cases. paid ia advance.
Legal advertisements inserted al The expense OF the at
torneys ordering and deayabe for the legal proceed
ings but coectable usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy CT legal advertisements oe
yond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARKNESS a BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana State Sentinel
]. NJ. TILF0RD,
India lis Journal Company.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

M r. RUPP Merchant Tailor. and De ser in Ready
w Made Clothing and Furnishing Good. No. los
East Washington street. opposite the tourt Honse nti-
snsros, Ind Keeps constantly on hand lai ge assort
ueut q Cloths. CaSsmeres. yestings, overcoatings,
i~eeds, Cas>incfs, Also, senemen,s furnishing
goocs, vE shirts, UuieTshrts, Drawers Neoktes, era
vas, HanGkeTchefs. Gloves, etc Goods sold shd the
garments cut free q charge Ap9-dly
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UZII.BY FERGUSON, Attorney and Counselor a Law.
N Pays cash for approved Judgments ana mortgages,
also negotiaies loans notes. &c. Once, "A East Wash
irvfan street Upstairs second door 70 the right ha op-
,..sssa .lenusS
UosFPH +. MCDONALD 4 ADDISON L. RoACHH.
III stts,rneys and Counseors al Law EtnS Insurance
Company Bading. second floor. Pennsylvania street
lei 6Iy
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-27
u. S. Circuit Conrt.

Judge Clifford went in yesterday to hear
motions for iniunctions against sundry parties
for alleged infringements of the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine patent. In several OF
the cases injunctions were ordered by consent.
In the case against Shdp and ais. of Bidde-
ford, which was prepared to be contested, it
appearing that the Court would not have time
to hear and determine the same ia season for
Jndge Clifford to take his seat on the Bench
at Washington, on Monday next, the hearing
was postponed to the 18th of April next,--the
defendant in the meantime TO file bond con-
ditioned to account for profits up to that time,
TO be enforced should the complainant ulti-
mately prevail. In case the defendants fail so
to file their bond an injunction is to issue.
Messrs. Gordon, and Sherman, aud Clifford,
of New York, appeared for complainants; and
in most of the cases, Attorney General
Drummond for defendants. In the case against
Shaw and ais, A. c. Washburne, of Boston,
and w. ii. Clifford, were also associated with
Mr.. Drummond.
In the case against Samuel Pilsbury and al,
as to Samuel Plllsbury, for whom NJ H.
Smith, Esq, appeared, the bill was dismissed
without prejndice, but with costs for defend
ant. As to the other defendant, an injunc-
tion had been previously ordered, no one ap-
pearing fer her.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-27
Ey- A great deal of Gu riosity, if not amaze

nr A great deal of uriosity, if not amaze
ment, has been excited by a feat in the pho
tographic art, which has been styled "Spir-
itual Photography" The New York World
says the mystery has been solved. We quote
from that paper:
"A photographer of Boston, the City of No
tions, made picture of himself, and on devel-
oping the plate he discovered shadowy out
line of his wife. Many other pictures have
been produced, some representing husbands,
others daughters, who have in each case been
dead some years. Ii is said, also, that the op-
orator cannot take but five pictures day
without becoming exhausted in the effort. A.
A. Turner, photographer for the house of ID.
Appleton d Co., has shown us several pictures
presenting the same effects, which are pro-
dnced without any spiritual agency whatever.
Mr.. Turner did not become exhausted by the
effort"
We know nothing of this matter, though we
have seen some of the pictures. We have seen
no difficulty, in our own mind, in their pro-
duction, without recourse to mystery, though
our supposition would involve deception prac-
, ticed upon the honest believer in mystery. A
gentleman Of this city has just exhibited to us
asstereoscopic picture of 'Sir Roland's Ghost'
taken photographically more than year
since, more wonderful in appearance than any
spirit picture we have seen, and yet nothing
unnatural is claimed for it,
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-27
From New Orleans.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.
Adyces per Roanoke from New Orleans
state that by order Of Gen. Butler the proper
ty within the district recently possessed by our
forces under Gen. Weitzel, to be known as the
Laiourche district, is declared sequestered, and
all sales or transfers of it are forbidden This
district comprises all the territory of Lousia-
ma lying west of the Mississippi river, except
the parishes OF Plaquemine and Jefferson. A
commission has been appointed to take possess
sion OF the district, and the sugar plantations
are to be worked by them where they are not
worked by their owners; and negro or white
labor may be employed at discretion.
All property belonging to the disloyal persons
is to be inventoried and sold for the benefit of
the government under the provisions of the
confiscation act.
Another order suppresses distilleries and
other manufactures of strong drink Another
announces that if any official is found drink
ing Intoxicating liquors in any public drinking
place, he will be recommended to the Presi-
dent for dismissal from the service. Another
suppresses the National Advocate for improp-
er publications. Another prohibits the arrest
of any slave, unless the person arresting knows
such slave is owned by loyal citizen.
Among the property conflscated under the
first named order is Gen. Bragg's plantation.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-27
Amusements for to-day and this evening.

Robinson's riding school win be open to-day.
Parties who may wish to enjoy ride in the
ring, can be furnished with good horses.
There win be two exhibitions Of WesIeys
War Tableaux, at Deering Hall, at 8 and I
O'Clock p. NJ
The friends of temperance will give Grand
Social Levee at Lancaster Hall this evening.
The Barker Family will give two Grand
Combination Exhibitions and Concerts at the
new City Hall at 2 1-2 and O'Clock P. Nj.
The colored people have dance this eve
ming in Fox's Hall, entrance So 1-2 Exchange
street. !.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-27
BY TELEGRAPH
no THE
EVENING PAPERS.
Southern Items.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 26

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 20.
From various Southern papers received, the
following extracts are made:
The Savannah Republican says we have
reason to believe that the Government has
again put the wheels of war in motion in the
right direction, which properly conducted, will
thwart all the cherished plans of the enemy
and secure his overthrow at every point We
shall hear of the result at an early day.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 2lst gives a
report of the yellow fever in Wilmington, n.
O., by which it appears that from Sept 4th to
Nov. 10Th, there had been 1905 cases, of which
number All were fatal
The Enquirer states that ten DAYS ago a very
accomplished lady connected with people in
Richmond of great wealth and influence, was
imprisoned in Castle Thunder under a charge
of giving information 10 the Yankees by way
of Portsmouth where she dwells, and from
which place she has made several visits to
Richmond.
The Petersburg, Va, Express of the 21st
says the blockaders ran "a schooner ashore near
Moore's Inlet, and a brig ashore near Fort
Fisher. The brig was the Fanny Lewis The
captain and nine Of her crew were drowned
trying to reach the shore. The schooner was
burned by a boats crew of l3 from one of the
blockaders, who were afterwards captured by
Newkirk's cavalry, TO whom information had
been given by the crew of the schooner who
escaped.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-27

success, these overtures might be useful in
turning the minds of men now leated by pas
sion, to consider the advantages of CANCELLATION
and peace. Such is in substance tie proposal
oil the government of the Emperorol France.
and need hardly say that it has attracted the
serious attention of her maestyi government
Her Majesty is desirous OF actisg In concur
renee with France upon the geat questions
now agitating the world, and uIon nome more
than on the contingencies connected with the
great struggle now going on in North America.
: Neither her majesty the Queen n,r the British
nation will ever forget the noble md emphatic
manner in which the Emperor q the French
vindicated the laws of nations, and assisted in
the cause OF peace, in the instaIce of the seiz-
ure of the Confederate commissioners on board
the Trent. Her msjesty's government recoc-
nlze with pleasure in the design of arresting
the progress of the war by fhendly measures
the benevolent views and humane intentions
OF the Emperor. They are aso of the opinion
tnat II the steps proposed wee to be taken the
concurrence Of Russia wouldbe extremely de-
sirable.
Her Majestys goyernineBt have. however.
not been informed up to the present time that
the ~Russian government lave agreed to CO.
operate with England and France on this oc-
casion, although that government NAV support
the endeavors of England anl France to attain
the end proposed. But is ths end proposed at
tanable at the present moment by the course
suggestedby the governmentof France? Such
Is the question which has been anxiously and
carefully examined by Her Majesty's govern
ment. After weighing all the infoI nation
which has been received rom America. Her
Majestys government are led TO the concu-
SION that there is no ground at the present mo-
ment to hope that the federal government
would accept the proposal suggested. and a