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nine thousand in Maryland. In the latter State
The prejudice against This class appears to exist
only to limited extent, and constituting as II IL
docs l23 psr cent. of the whole population Il
forms an important element in the free labor OF
Maryland. \.
Il is important to observe the growing dis,
parity betB cen the pace at which the White ana
colo-sd races are advancing IN this country;
while tIle gbites. Fron 1850 to 1860, gained 50
per cent. tbe slaves and free col0red increased
somewhat less t6an % per cent; and the total
increase Of ths free colored and slaves Tor
seventy years was bat 4S5 per cent, against 4o'
per cent for the whites.
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e The news for the pending draft for three
hundred thousand men spread over the city
very rapidly last night, and produced tremsn-
dous sensation. The general feeling was ono Of
satisfaction. The people gain c0nldenee in
themselves and their cause when they see the
government acting with the energy that tbe
crisis demands. The growing distrust and dis
satisfaction viii pass away Ia the revival Of the
hiqh-toned natiooal spirit that displayed ths VI
taiity Of popular govern ueEt In the memorable
month Of April, 1861. The cry goes forth -" To
arms; TO arms" and we cannot doubt that the
response viii be generous and glonous.-Cia'
~iuuqft Commercial
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The ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TROOPS
Daring the past week our depot has been
thronged with the population OF the country,
waiting to see friends, en- T0Hte to Chattanooga.
Day alter day, wives, mothers, and sisters
stood there waiting-soms to be disappointed,
some to fall upon the bos )ms of their friends,
and to Eli the air with lamentations. We do
not think such a scene was ever presented, as
on the dag when the 33d regiment Alabama vol
unteers passed up. An immense crowd was as
semblad; and ia thu brief moment that the cars
s;aid, doubtless, there has never existed a
longer period Of suffering. Here was one wO-
man rushing through the crowd bearing provis-
ions; there a mother falling with loud cries
uyOa a sons bosom. On the other side a
wife ia tears, leaning on a husband and carry
irg bundle Of clothing on the O.haT, sisters
wildly enquEing after brothers, perhaps lying
in the hospitals Of Mississippi, or there, cold in
the grave. AS we saw these scenes-bebe.d
the bitter tears shed-heard the loud acclsma-
nations that rent the air as the cars moved, and
the TCl. of the drums, and the shouts of the
soldiery, we had fully brought before eur eyes
I the extraordinary sacrifices OF the people for
/ their country. What, but a spirit Of uEqusnch-
/ sble patriotism, could imBl people to these he
role Se.Edenial5l What, but a love Of country,
reaching far down into the depths Of mems
hearts, rooted there by ties, which to sever sew
ers life, could induce such devotioBl- Green0ate
/ (din) O5SeTUer.
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y The army of the Potomac seems now 10
be ready to assume the offensive st least to q
limited degree. The telegraph announces a re-
.connOissaDcs to Malvern HiI, New Market,
and White Oak Swamps. The reconnoitering
parties were sent out, two Of which attacked
snd routed the advance posts Of the rebels,
drove them toward Richmond, and took 8 hun
dred and thirty prisoners. The third party, en-
cOuntering two rebel brigades, was compelled TO
fall back The reconnaissance carried within
ten miles Of Richmond, and seems to have been
in every way successful. Malvern Hill Is re-
occupied, perhaps permanently. These dasheS
at the enemy will give them something to think
about, and may serve to discOncert, in MEASURE
their plans for a formidable demonstration ii
the direction of Washington CIHcizHati COzT-
Ter, august 7tk
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government

u Petitions are in circulation among the
United States sailors for restoration of the
Ium ration. Theys in one instance: There
is not on record case of crime, or even intoxi-
cation caused by the grog ration. 1t is only
two gills day, just enough to kill the nausea
of bad food. Sailors are scarce now, but Whist
tar would enter the navy which denies him two
gills Of whisky and makes him put up with rot
ten pork without muTmur1"
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sPEgIAL 0BDFR No, %,
HEADQUARTERS WITHERs' LIGHT AR }
TILLEEY,


IlLLEhI,
pEGrMEyT NEAR FICKsBUEG. Arg. 4. ls62-
-OTTcF g hereby given 10 all members Of this Tee
n mort a5ssnt witBeut proper Gothori'y, sold 9
rstauv beir iesvrs Of ans nee % diers who have
No. st cf lex snd have fab 70 PEese1i certttea es
al dGb.E.y signed BY army surgeons who lave been
,IsrIv sn sated. commissions q, or Who have takes
- rs-h .ca OF cert hcates and sfLd wis from re
7stsb'e rrsctssnE ptyaeiRns ali snld'rs fctDg ss
gfsf ftardsuts nurses in hnspi as, that u thty
90 9tr p7rt al orcs these Ees5q1 srters hey vii
- broreb back i7 irCus aud dealt with As ceserte H.
Connu5iies should fpn from their Elldst ihose VINO
ia safeency q soldiery prids1 n should nave iof
GOTTEN thsr cath % serve foeir country hones y ana
fshfiiy On ihe ret-rn Of I'll such persons ne hel
vou tsrly or otherwise they viii be dealt WITH n &C
8rd uc- with sray g. ai0-z. This notice y inteDoeo
for h- Information Of those pre- ent On du y VINO
sy hereaf er procure leaves OF sbseDee, well ES az
vice 20 Irssn: U-nder7 No person bel0Dging 70 tnis
regiment vii b. El1~ ed 10 Qeure substitutes efespl
n lie most psrtisuiar and Urgent csses those per
rons able 10 do duiy hired Eu5stuia ought 70 have
ns lotsm enough 70 do duty volunteers snd thos'
- hauths requisite not wanted in this regiment
hoae nov The role viii be Teta Eed at evtry szcr
sce m 81 prapeiI5 discharged BY proper Authority.
Bv order0 0f JAMES p. Parker
Lieuf-CoL Command ng vi hsrs Artillery.
Jas. J. GALLOWAY,
s--ew Act nz Adintzrt
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"a S.pstcb from washington states tb

EA Dispatch from Washington states that in
answer to deputation Of prominent citizens
who waited on the President today to urge the
acceptance of negro regiments, Mr. Lincoln re-
piled that he could not accept negro regiments,
bat would accept as many as offered as laborers.
This is announced to be the settled policy Of the
government
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rOEFTCAT1
HEADCUARTERS-IsT DIS TRICT, DEPART
NeltT No. ].


TANGyP3HO Il lily il b, lsj2
Gem neral Orders No. =.
TdE CO -S-sElPTS Iu y . parishes Of East and
. West FeEcis1s and East Bssor Rouge. viii Assem-
bic witnou. d. lay i've B-sash, mar Clinton sEd
report 10 Co.. Pres Pond oOnllslGiSg camp tf N
Eirvci1a
II The eonzcripts in tle parishes Of ST. Helena and
Washing o1 Will assemble without delay AZ Tsrgpabo
and report TO Iieut.-CoL sam Boyd Sommsn6i ig.
III Tbs conc ipts in the parishes OF 81, Tsmps7y
and Livingyon will assemble without DE- az 81 POnchs
tous 81 camp Of instruction, and repO.t to Captain
EcRsa
". The Co 1mzndirg General is assured that many
h0 cas under lhs prov stons Of the sonEcript law
haze no had ths o3DCr u8t7 II lmpisncs win its
require meuts, and thai Pc Of Instruction sre
s-eciGliv de -ig-a'e6 und-r c0mpsteut commanders
they wi psir t1sn st and place themselves
In The fr5ai ranks % fheir c3untry's de snders.
v T. however, On uDforEsen circu slCes, She ex
rsord nary spec ae shoul5 present itself 60 tn eyes
Of q weird bas citizen soldiers o. louisiana fan 70
rsily Voluntarily 1hs defense 4 their liberties scd
E-eisEs romuacd.rs Of trrCps, provoFt manuals q
p4ri les oFc rs Of be Iiiia evil gistrst and
E oi1sr c.Ftl officers are sUiansi 20 take prompt and
,-cv= nsssu-zs e-s5ls Gelnquelts 20 reach theiT
Tesp e s-ive enasg1r r1-uts
by command o. Bris Gen RCoGLEs.
L D. SANDTD 3H q. s. A,
iv25 2--sw 4 A A asd Ius-s stor C4anrrsl
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KEoKUK, August 4.-Alexandria, Missouri,
FIVE miles below here, was taken by guenlllas
early Sunday morning. An expedition went
down from here on Sunday noon to retake the
town. The rebels fed and were pursued bui
with what result is not yet ascertained
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Arrival of shs Norihern Light-Anuirs at
Panama.

New York. August The steamer North
ern Light has arrived from Aspinwall, with
1857 500 in specie from California.
The nows from the Isthmus and South Amer
lea is un;mpOriaut.
Panama is still excited. The bishop had re-
moved all church ornaments to safe places, to
prevent their falling into the hands of Mosquers
The military had seizsd all muskets and ammu-
milton belonging to the police force. Panama
probably viii soOn be under military government.
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- Unfortunately, there is too much truth in
the following structures of the Richmond Exam
iner, upon a certain class of persons, to be found
in al parts of the South:
In his eagerness for plumber, it is a fact that
the Yankee invader obstisstely refuses to ac-
knowledge the claims of Union citizens to ex-
emption from bis rapscity. On the contrary,
the pldnder Of this class of wretches is pursued
with peculiar evidty, from the circumstance
thst they possess the greatest amount of booty.
Ia general, the Union man repudiates the cause
Of the South for the sake of preserving his
worldly goods. His better impulses are patriotic,
and incline him to the cause of the South; but
avarice proves too strong for patriotism, and he
/ espOuses the Federal side to save his property.
/ He is like the young man in scripture who was
commanded sell all that he had and to follow
/ his Savior; but who went away grieved, because
/ be had great possessions. This unhappy class of
/ people, who sell soul, conscience and country
for property, are ruthlessly stripped Of this last
by the very hands whose protection they
thought to prOpitiate.
x The Richmond EIaminer, speaking CT
Butler and Pope, says that the latter, in the
early years Of his manhood, was publicly and
ignorniniously horsewhipped for brutality to g
woman Il is this craven wretch, bearing scaII
of the lash upon bis back, who comes boasting
to have seen only the backs of rebels.
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B-In organizing the regiment for the Federal
army, assigned to Rhode Island Gov SpTague
gave notice that he wolld accept one company
of negroes. He also promised to accompany
them to the field and share the fruits with them.
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lOFEICIAL.-
HEIDQUARrERs hiss. STATE TROOPS. !
MAYOR GKsERGLs OFF.cE
JACKSON Mss, Jelly II, 1862

HElDQU AhIEIs DIsa- o AtL IfUUfsl
MAYOR GKsERGLs OFT.cE
JACKSON MIS- Jelly H. I563
Goeoial Order No. I3.
TbY M au.hOrifg cf the Governor and Cenanancer-
in chief the hinate Men o:gsuzeo ana % DC or
-1,ires rrder (r5crs No lO4 Of the Conn snder-n
ssf I'd Of The Rsjor general and 3. IN the several
eocu les Of fhe first Bdgads Division Of bissifs 9pi,
e hereby ordered into active service and are ordered
40 rendezvous ~ s,o N fractc able Ia camp, two niles
serthuve-t Of the town Of Paa IA
Bgadisr General n F. Be ~, and Ia his sbss.ce TIE
,,siers OF sts trso ps IN he counties OF tie said
Brigsda siyision, charged with ths execution OF
Ehis oIdsr.
J. J. CONWAY, @. S A,
suz7-d A. A. A. g.
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EgWe learn upon good authority that GensY-
al Buckner viii be in YieksbHrg 70 NEST hia
command during the present week. tels-
graphic dispstch to this effect hss been received
At Canton.
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ArrATRs IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.

Southwest Missouri is 10 peck OF trouble
Guerrillas are securing the country in every d.
rection, committing all sorts OF dePredaiions
upon Union men.
Col. Jeffries, with several hundred rebel
msrs1ders, is said to have fallen upon and cap
tured Bioomville.
RamOrs report skirmish between Point
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wBy an order from the Federal War Depart
ment, ali persons actually employed in con-
stracting and operating telegraph lines in tie
North are exempt from draft.
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THE NEW CENsUs.
Eaerse,s or Pepriosfon "a, TeH 1ears.

Mr.. Kennedy, the superintendent OF the cen
sus, makes the following preliminary report Of
the growth of the United States, based upon the
census returns Of 1860;
COMPARISONS.
Thus far in our history no State has declined
in population. Vermont has remained nearly
stationary and is saved from q positive loss Of
inhabitants by only one-third of one per cent.
New Hampshire likewise has gained but slowly
her increment being only oO97, or two aud a
half per cent. on that OF 1850. Maine has made
the satisfactory increase of A, ,lI0, or IA per
cent. The old agricultural S:stes may be ssld
to be filed up, so far as regards the sources
adapted to a rural population in the present
condition of agricultural science. The cOndi-
tons Of their increase undergo change upon
the general occupation and allotment Of their
areas.
Manufactures and commerce then come IN
to supply the means Of subsistence to an excess
OF inhabitants beyond what the ordinary cult
vation of the soil can sustain. This point IN the
progress OF population has been reached, aud,
perhaps, passed, in most, If not all of the New
England States. But while statistical science
may demonstrate within marrow limits the num-
Der Cf persons who may extract a subsistence
from each square mile of arabic land, il cannot
compute, with any Teasonsbls approach to GER
tsinty, the additional population resident on the
same soil, which may OBTAIN It's living by the
Thousand branches Of artificial industry which
the demands Of society and civilization have
created. This is foIci0ly illustrated by the re-
turns relative to the three other New England
Ststes-Massschusetts Rhode Island and Con-
necticut-which contain 1890 square miles.
The following table shows their population IN
1850 and 20:
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VOLUME KILL NO. I9I
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
TEz DEFENSE or CANADA DEs
EAEED an PAREHAJIET
The London Time. on oar war.

GeaeraI Esi.s d. sys~dssaas.
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TyLER's BRIGADE.

LITTLE WASHINGTON, Va, August 1.-The
troops to-day hailed with the greatest JOY the
arrival of Gen. TyleT's veteran brigade of
Western troops, who performed such heroic acts
at the first hsttla ef Kinchester.
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The aggregate territorial extent Of Maine, New
Hampshire aud Vermont is 43 33G square miles,
the number of inhabitants PCS, ,4J0 OF 26:56 10
the square mile. The stated poins Of density
was passed by the three States named in the ia
be more than fifty years ago, a0d yet they 60
on increasing in population with q rapidity as
great as at any former period Of their history.
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VERY LATEST VIA QCEENsT0Ws.

LONDON. July 26.-The Tilaes, tits ei.toria.
to-day, says: We do the press Of New YORK che
justice TO say that rs far as We have seen II, It
treats the disasters of tie Federsls with sufficient
fairness, though to a certain extent schOIug The
meudscioUs bulletins of the government aud TIA
address Of General Mcclellan.
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BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

The Board met Tuesday afternoon at 8, cloek.
After the reading of the minutes and the presonIa-
ton Of number Of resolutions the following com.
muaication from the Mayor was read:
MAroR's OFFICE NEw-YoEE, April 5, 1907.
To rks Honorable he Hoard i SHpe'c corr;
GEsTLgaES; return herewith win }n. my approval he
resolution ao~tus the bill o. John Kelly Seeh At ~ ~ ~
r oci. services during tho quarter eudiDg December
sgbni. y. following objections thereto;
Tuo amount mentioned ia the resolution cnorses ths's
Term IL On suit. in Common Pleas By The Bos:dcs
Comm ssiorers Of EIce list Vi aors OF the .,o q,
FIcse tw, - per tssu.eut sDnexUd 'T:z4s !"
Fee, o. Ezecc0ns sg iinst me property aud person
Gin quits by) the Bos'd u Conmissioners otEr,
cse against various detndsus - per statement ,.o
'''''''''' -,
81 4s7 Is
Tire plumber Of suit, in which Trni fees charged 70
,9 AID those in which the other fees ase Charged number
Ihe. items srs for period extending far back Jan
vary 1851 tor Term fees and September 1853 for fees oi re-
T,s charges prior 10 the begunny Of he quarter specified
IN the resolution form very large proportion Of the whole
II 4, evident on the face If the bill iat these items are
70, official services during the quarter endin- Dec 81 1851
nd therefore they aost not Dc emnIaced IN resolution sI
Again. ssiisfsi foD hs opinion Of The Counsel to the
Corp ration .a,eF'e TO he liability OF me FOR this PHI
gud from such eIanson o the Gs'nes have been aois
make that there 40 law ealing Tor the Peynen OF these
Ire cofporos Council hes fully discussed the subec. IL
"a. nn mi .iou to yonr honorable booy Of June l. 1854
lpsge l67 Of your printed Gee i'g ana 10 bis coannn
cation 20 you Of Feb 10 ioU2 page 1851 written IN references
70 The pr,ent Dill be resrms bis former adverse opinion
listed by him " these chsrges proper 10 character snd
snogn 5aen has ala fsaedy gn,. oner parties than
the county. OEOkOE OPDIhE, mayor.
Tho document Was ordered TO be printed In The
Hvaid, Tuges, and TrahscTipt.
The report Of the Committee Oh Taxes, in favor OF
rerittng tie taxes So 900, personal property OF
John Paret, OF the firm Of PsIet 81 Sons, was called
Up, aud excited considerable debate. Mr. DAVIS
stated that he invested this amount in business III
tue month of jane 1861, aud tbe whole Of i was
lost by southern credit. Application was made for
the remission 70 the Commissioner OF Taxes and
Agreements, Mr.. Paret sr., who is a non resident,
making affidavit thai the investment was eotirely
Loot. The Commissioner however, deniej the re-
quest not believing his statements. The subject
sas on molten Of Mr. TWEED, laid over until the
next meeting, aud the Board adjourned until next
tuesday.
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PERSONAL,

-Geuernl Ualleck declined On Invitation TO b
" wined sod dined" the other day, because he In
tends 10 take he field in perron sud be desires to be
ready at moments notice. Cen. Burnside occupies
the residence of tue Presiden, Of the Bank OF Com
rueroe Gen. Foster hss taken possession OF splen-
di mansion. and Gen. Reuo occupies the Bank OF
Newborn.
Mis- Kate Dean, vocalist who possesses rare
talents. which have been highly cultivated, has soue
among the camps. and cheered the hearts Of officers
and men by singing patriotic songs well calcusteo
TO us pire them with love Of their country, and de-
termination to uphold lis starry fsg.
The Rev Mr.. Baldwin, Nashville Rebel, war
10 have preached on cowardice in that city, but DO
had not sufficient courage to keep bis appointment,
go he illustrated bis theme By running away. de
will probably live 10 preach another day.
NJ. Cardier, the distinguished sculptor in France,
has just completed for the Empress Eugene two
fall-leagth statues of Arab w,men. The statues are
composed Of onyx, oxydzed silver enamels snS
precious stones.
-Parson Brownlow, who j, just now the OBJ
served Of all Observers s expected to wit In
disnnpois this week. The hospiiaes Of the State
Of Indiana have been rendered to him.
The Memphis Avalanche says Gen. Lee bas
been appointed Commander-in-Cbef Of the Confed-
crate Army end states that the report that Bssnre-
GARD has been appointed TO that post is untrue
--Rumor say. the Rev. DR.. Scott, who was driven
from SIN Francisco because OF bis Secession pro-
cvties, has been invited to pastoral charge In The
city of Boston. Doubted. q
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white linen coat over his splendid Uniform thereoy
deceivng our men, who were Dot 10 PaI'isuaai
abou, him az those they did bag. He ~ reprfsen,su
by this Capt. az being bearer OF dispS'ene'
from Missouri TO Prize eon'erring our m9.en.no, ,
All the boys were greatly Disappointed wnen 'oeS
t,uni ont who il was tnat Lad e'gd Their YFasP'
WHAT TIE CITIZENS SAY.
At first, tie ii IL, ns generally were ely OF our
troops, having heard The lies circulated asals. 1 ny
the Rebel, Price, snd bis myrwidons Before gu,
troop. lett they appeared peared, and exp e.ssa
themselves favorable to the return offederal row.,
Our bows noticed that the negroes we al noho' u,'J
the farmer, had not tinidly forsaken home sbd
everything as 10 other places where We have oesm
bot were busy preparing for raising crops so"N's
Oeis, &c.
Tie Indians and half.hre ds-what few 'hey raw
were at home and appeared very friendly. Ai' e
the battle Of Pea Ridge, two regiments OF lhaa''e
went through Cincinnati, to TIER homes. > nlso
earn that tie R-bels have one resimeDt oil ieAa'
Rangers Ion picket this side Of the Bot'oh 'iou"
ialns. -, .Lo,
An quiet here now, entertaining no Tears 'n''
Price ha. any de,i,e 10 try his luck again sooi
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miss NARY PROVO6T.

The lady whose name the old Wallsek's Theatre
row bears LAS made her appearance Oh that stage
She su'aned, lat night, tie principal character ~
Crit 10 tie MIL In appearance ehc sngreenble
with tho araoiou youth, animal sprif, plaas mt
manner, aud q most unialng effort 70 ;eacl her NJ
dieuce which last qualily however Degenerate into
the very common American stage fault OK acting at
the houseooking il too often, instead Of tho per-
ron 10 be Gddrosed.
Tleio is dfody want Ok actresses Of the temper
and natural gins Of Miss rroyosi and we think that
when sho hes toned her p nornance little more ne
cordng to metropolitan taste, acquired more q the
paririsn aud less Of the American style, she vii.
inuch extend her admirers here. Certainly she Las
liberal gifts for tho stage, ana the shortcomings are
tLose which belong ~ nine American actors out oil
ten-eyen thoso Of repute-a wan' OF completeness
Of school according to tie French siandard-the true
measuro OF comedy acting.
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Railroad. back to Ce.letcs Station, and would seem
to oreshadow the defense OF these rosds IN order 70
allow the main body 10 the river az Rappanan-
that they were encamped ~ Elk Run, about twenty
six miles from this place, in large body, On Sun
DAY last and reports Of tbs hers which are prob
ABLY correct. Fred. Herald, ls..
DisrIYeUrsHED sREw,I.-Tke Ly6ekturg Re
publican of Thursday says:
We learn that the redoubtable Cept. John II.
Morgan, the Marion of tho War. whose deeds OF
chivaldc darinQ 10 the West have nads his iame
familiar household woId in every family In the
south, and spread throughout the ranks OF the
enemy IN Tennessee. arrived here last night by the
Western tram, eli route 10 LIchmond, for which
plsce he viii Lave tbls morning
Tue gallant Captsin arrived here last night and
IL stopping at the SpotsvoOd.
lRichnaond Inquirer, April
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= r.r ns CoNrrc1loNEnY.-The y

TsE TAX on CoSFEcTIosEBy.-The y .r,.,.,,
ing Confectoners have net at Delmon' -, 10 nro,es,
that tie provision IN tue new tax b 4 void orera,s
most uuequally, and be 60 ruin 10 rraruae,nrer.
of candies that macy Of the ,,,.or,a g.. a..
the business. Remarks 800" Nv U' A.. ~ pn mv,'
ex'Counciiman h. ~ Wild, and other genti meu,
aiter wnch meS'f7' Ps,lmer aud WI d were appointed
depuIs'ion 70 rroceed 10 Washington, With a view
10 have the osnoxious provision modified, or TO have
The gross saies taxed p per cent. A subscrip.
non VIZ then opened 10 detray the expenses, after
whl:a the meeting adjourned.