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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-11

RUSSIA AND INTERvENTIoN- We find
in the New York Times a complete refu-
taton of the absurd rumor set ahoat by
secession sympathizers, TO the effect that
oyertures had been made by France, and
favorably received by Russia, for a joint
proposition to England urging the early
recognition Of the rebel Government, and
tripartite armed Intervention to stop
hostlities, should the war not be soon
brought to a close. The Journal de ST.
Petersburg Of the 9th ult, after showing
that the rumors in question are contra
dicted by the positive declaration of the
Imperial Cabinet, thus proceeds:
Russia maintains a lively sympathy
for the United States of America, based
on mutual friendship and common inter-
ests. Their prosperity she deems neces-
sary for the general equilibrium. The
maintenance of the Union is the condi
ton of that power and happiness which
she desires for the American nation. We
are in a position to affirm that the friend
ly and conciliatory views of the Imperial
Cabinet have not undergone the slightest
change. On the contrary, the events
which have taken place, the sad expert
ence of war, Of its calamities, its bur
dens, its exhausting results, have tended
rather TO confirm than to weaken their
force.
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70 ADvHRTI5ERs in DETAILl


Advertisements occupying any special position IN
side 20 per cent. additional special position outside,
10 per cent.
60 Advertisements Inserted IN the Local Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line.
Changes may Do made periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change viii involve extra ex-
pense, 90 be paid for by the advertiser.
SO AdUeriisers exceeding hoPacc contracted for uiH
Do oharaed for lls encass.
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General Tilghman, recently released
from Imprisonment at Fort Warren by
exchange, is now at Jackson, Mississippi.
lie ddressed the citizens Of that place.
and according 10 a correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch, stated that at Fort
Warren General Buckner and himself
were thrown into dungeon thirty feet
under the ground, and for four months
and a-half were excluded from the light
of day, and not permitted 10 exchange q
word with any living soul
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KuLED.-We learn that Col. Forbes, Of
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, and Col. Turney,
of Winchester, were killed in the battle
Of Manassas. Col Forbes was formerly
a Professor Of the College at GAINESVILLE,
Tennessee, and was among the first to
open the Institution at that place.-L0u.
DeW0rrW.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-11

EoGs IMPoRTED.-The extent Of the
importation Of eggs into the United
Kingdom is not generally known. In
the last month alone, the number OF that
universal article Of diet sent from abroad
amounted TO 24,570, $3.50, swelling the To-
tai imports for the first seven months Of
the present year 20 i403i7, 600.-BeLf4si
(Esl0ud) AslOslefA.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-11

The Accident to the Great Eastern.
The real facts in relation 70 The disas-
ter to the Great Eastern have mover been
laid before the public The following is
believed to be a correct narrative, accord
ing to New York papers:
She arrived Off Montauk carly in thc
morning on her late voyage. headed in for
Montauk Point and in the same close
proximity as on the previous voyage, al
though her pilot, on that occasion, had
expressed his surprise that she had not
struck. He informed the Captain Of his
narrow escape, and warned him against
mourning similar risks in the future. The
Great Eastern passed the pilot boat and
stood boldly into shoal water, when her
engines were stopped and then drifted on
at the rate Of three knots per hour Short
ly after her engines had ceased 90 move,
she struck on a rock, and finally drove on
over it, The rock lies about two and a.
half miles to the eastward of MontauE'
Point, and even in ordinary weather the
water has the appearance of being shOal.
In about five minutes after she struck,
the pilot, Mr., Joseph Dayton of New
London, went on board and took charge
Of the ship. One Of The FIRST remarks he
made on going on board was, "Nou are in
dangerous place" to which the Captain
replied "She has struck on a rock, am
afraid
In the course Of short time il was
found that thewater was entering the ship
and all the pumps were set TO work 20
keep her free. But in spite Of their COM
bined efforts the compartments aft rapid
ly filed with water, and the stern Of the
ship settled so that she drew thirty feet of
water, when her anchors were let 60 in
Flushing Bay AT the time Of the acct
dent, the Captain, our reporter was in
formed, was in his cabin asleep, and most
Of the officers were amusing themselves
in the saloon, the deck being left in charge
Of young officer. The public have not
been allowed to visit her, nor could any
information be obtained from her officers
and men. The bottom Of the ship has
been examined, and il is found that the
rock has made hole about eiqlty feet in
length by about three feet in width, The
opening is bY'no means in q straightlino,
thereby rendering it more difficult to re-
pair As yet no decision has been arriv-
edfat in relation to the manner in which
she will be repaired, but it is not unlike
ly that additional steam pumps will be
put on board, and she be taken TO some
place where there is a great rise of tide,
when she can be beached She still lies
in Flushing Bay, and from present APP
pearances she will remain there for semo
time.
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When exceeding lyc lines will be charged at the
usual advertising rates.
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NO l57

threatened to be conlisoated, is already
so, as il never can or will be paid. It
will share the fate of their present war
debt, which is now sure Of reputation
as soon as the wsr is over. A peace could
probable Je nol0 male, 'oU free trade 10 all
lyi0,0W G cept,oa, and tbs ,gould be most do
sraJle to aH, eJcept Tie Nc,0 England manu-
feetny0g. If there be an objection, 10
would be in the South not retaining any
means Of retaliation for the very unjust
injuries she has sustained.
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NIGH POLICE

cipiaia--John Baugh.
firsi Lisatmai--wm. .Yarbrough.
Second Lieuialmt--John II. Davis
Policemea-Wm, jackson, John Lavender, Mich IA
b Joel Philips, VIVA Baker John Cotlrcll, William
ago. John Easlcs J. 81 Wright, John Pickett,
ebert Scott " C francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
,ycc, David Yates, and Charles Hulitt.
les- The Pouoo Court is opened every morning at
inc O'Clock
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Cash required in advance FOR an advertisements,
antes BY special agreement.
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. 10 which 40 bind Ourselves strictly TO
adhere.
WM. CAMERON, for the Onion.
JOHN WALLACE, for Che D.qahB
NAsuufH, Tcuur Juy ~, 1862.
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county oouRT.

Judgs--Hon. James Whltworth.
Clcrk-P. Lindsey Nohol.
CO. The Judges Court meets the drst Monday in
ch month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
10 Magistrates Of the County, Is held the 1rst Mon
IS in j january, April, July and October.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
EUNT n JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia,

Richmond, Virginia,
EE0E2AL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
sod Agents sale Of Manufactured and smoking Tobacco
500 packages aowfo sale. hHea
st.r Rsplbicsr, stanton Spectator, snd Freder
s.ssurg S-zs VIZ c5py AMI send su % wig ohce
vNuyAL A NORIo - "fsOEzsss E0Nss, Es'r
1 a,ooTsVIng the Condition 80 Horses aiin
49, 49, tgIm 40 aDr-,;s 50 g. e1!'g tsn 81 Sc
~ ,,-ns lIsra1at. Su-ast s-N Ds510-r, ani N psts'
to .hb ho-ss suhi-- aeraNiy ths "H--le NE sNs,
th !, .pDet- ssy ar AZd can be len on amer
a. r,a d. Improved staIt ra 10 irS bAcA - as ttst of
1fiaa 10 rs us-l extensively SAGE is ntrodaeu2n
800 sg wears a-l paris o. ne STATE OF Nr
~, So-t oa-1f1A Ne- Org I'D IN Am's every quarter OF
g. III 51-aat th- I-rand IS tgsuiy ilcruAling.
Ia. 4sse given universal sAtAcaon As ar A. he
s,s-r aas been ascuua. hcan be ooAned OF ne
-.I I-1ys Ia ths STATE, Ani Of JAS. P. pUNAL, Drug
fl 4llr'.i s-2g
~ LIrARY CAPS! Military caps yUu,
~ BlDLEY 1T.rs Wholesale a1d hefN, 20 ne Military
All s Pa0uc -sly, his lrss stock % Hone Manufactured
t tirey ullr and fatigue style Caps
~ al A. IL alu,Im-r favorable terms In cy
h t1- ltn pcllr Attcr1 II desired % The BLACK Military
e. be- i ne fl iarzbls I'D wArnrs: Dap uauu@e
t- Hsy1g hand sooi supply OF stock the Manufacture
OF d. - HIS WaUe ~ Retail -Aie w be eonunu
e. john DJO.Ey. No = Mn Street N,1aond vs., 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
ZIOHMOND WING.
,ns Dauy WhlE An RiehnOnd--P~T the Car

rterB.
TIE great demand for tie DAILY WHIa within the city
A. .e by regular BY transient readers and the aii
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF reaIer
by carrying system adapted only 20 office suoscTip
,ns have induced Us to resort 70 the only feasible
node Of managing large city circulation, to wit that
Of prspaymsg. % nc Curriers' From this date, there
fore no subscriptions for tie Was to be left within the
cav ii. be taken at this Office, ard all persons indebted
Tor subscription 20 the present time, within the city, are
r,u4,ed 70 call &, the Office and settle their accounts
The Carriers will Of course, continue to deliver the pa
pr to the present subscribers and receive pay tor the
Same At the rate Of fifteen cents per week The public
m ao- understand that ell restriction upon the sale oil
the Vine BY Carriers within the city removed, and
TIA, Al who want il may buy it from the Carriers or have
II left for them AZ their residences or places OF business
Ssp.sa.bsr l6sh lS6l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
ApRdI, 1861.
DRY GOODS.

ID r. 600 DIS.
MERCHANTS visiting this city viii view Of nAhag Parensss
w respectfully solicited 70 eEAlae car ssooA u IN
Goods We oder for sale
$50 bzes BroEn Sheedngs and shrungSs
10 osnAburSa,
50 -,ses U-Aehed shestngs and shir1usB,
sOha=s Fi.ld and striped OsnAburga,
800 piecss s.rped Snd Plaid Domesues, for ssrVaa6,
r. oales rckfngs,
~ nenlus and striped shruaga.
r = gls1 eass5 fancy PrintaL
% CCitonades,
10 Co'or-d Carihrcs,
25 Ksasucky Jeans sndtNeett,
Al ~ assortment heavy and Fne Linens for gents SeA
Vt- aarcs Irish uaena Lgsns fAln. striped and Eaola
r Be--gra AT PcPnJ, Cloths, Cassneres Nesangs a A
~ - s.s 81 s- vsry cheap 70 The cash aAt prompt ssde
=" ELLEET 4 DREWRY,
No. II Pearl street,
-, Richmond. W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
- rnmRAns OF DEPART-

~ HENTs AND hsslsTANrs.-i would BEG 10 invite NE
attention the Heads OF Departments Of The various esnees o.
b ,nmrn % me C0a'elerAte stats, nov IN Rehnond 70
r ae AL s1trlsye STOCK % Cooks, paper, StcAlon-
cry, EuveIOpeS, Hank EsOOEA, &e., E!eh WI
fl-l.sA sh5r1 prices .r- ~, M. a.
Aan attached y ny establishment N atenFe book bhue
~ - A. prrr.rsd Btnding and The nAnaALee
i.,--.t 49, - 4 MORRIS
Publsher and Bookseller,
la ~ Sain street, Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

nHoa PRICE 90. have In stoek-uAny Just rsoeved-
IL Heavy Bed Blankets Grey Army Blankets, lo4 and ia
Besehed and Brown sheens Bsachsd ooton Brown ooon
CrnAburgs Irish Linen, DAmaskI. Twinp, Elegant supply
Goth C0ak and BAques Black Beaver and French
Reh Black and Coloed silks Elegant fopns and
1sr opened Spool Coon Lambs Wool Shirts And Draw
Hosiery Collars Sleeves and Laees Ac Any porn OF
old hand they will continue sell Of former prices
REGARDLESS the present Increased they dsernlned 70
do when Goods recently bolgt and such
they buying subjected the heavy advance
Their stock Is kept up.
THOMAS X. PRICE D 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
DOGsls S'ET - ANDEkSU y
lnVERNnR STREET

xEreeeviag ~ The Pal Trade, carPetngs, on Clohi, IA
u bags outAn G,ods oorn'ses and Bands Wiados sAAds
80 .gViur Crsd Hr aai Acai, for sale A. ioW prices
Csass Crta1a Brs An Mattresses nAte 70 order a. o no
uc Paper hanging Gone IN Ire oy or country ~ superior vera
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

SPECIAL notice the city and country people IN want Of any
- Goods would do Wsllby calling al No. u Main aIrre|
HSvng very large stock OF Phns Lawns, Jaooneu OEan-
is plain aud tgured BArsges black and colosd eu
and Sntss blsaehed and brown Shifting and Sheetng Oas
s Nnd Kszueky Jeans striped and domestic for men ana
servants LADIES' Caters; Morocco, Kid and OaAh Shoes
S,. AID Chudrep shoes Of every slEe and quality Linen
add Cotton Goods and boys Ladies' sk and Lie
ssn... Ii,h Lnen 20 SIX and 81 cents; PArAloS, plain
ma s-ped Al Is cents sEss Cambria and JSeone hLIln
6Smbo worked Bands and Collars al cost All those goods
Aboye and great many, numerous 70 mention Snsf o
s thout charging any more, they bought before we
hGrd tines hAd eousncel Be careful that Jos come 70 me
right pace, No. ~ Main sEseI ,osr,y srs.r.r
mySl JOehfh SAANS'~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

yHE ssparsg the NorhsH aai souhs states hav
n- 154hts permanent YOU vii N gre- measure
b srps- supply The s1uh H7 BUTTER, aat having been
80 -d extensively Tor many hahEe Of easns tase
~ 5rty o. cages. me propnry or beating your Batter sell
es', packing ais OF p1tng 10 subs larger n ms Toy
DO re bottom All send % nszket - soon Aer PACKING a. you
hIy can urilt plsses receive on consgncnto O.
purchse s1gug The highest narket price, And As trA II
oastsy ca M urra you go"d 81 ne loSeH n .ke' pH
-, a. 80 BE ash promptY, 'sr Hhasyer aay be sent
AZ. ssa atI make 70 I've Interest Of Sotl the farmer
Il - "a ysss Eo1i BE- gAf . receive any oths- country
r bl. y p-n-pal ohisct 20 cali your particular attau
dos Flsr aaS -uPp-s have been seat heretofore
p sra.r .r5 North maze Furnish
srsa dive r-rrace FROM the fact hat have been engaged
n su.inr iy 0r tbe las' thirtyeve years All asa
u-iAl-f-sing conadoal % giving tAusfAston- -
sAaPSON JOINS, gent
Grocer and Counrnis ion Merchant
NsI al Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

lNOUhANUh VHP1OEo w,
INSURE YOUR. LIFE AT HOME!
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
foYUCr CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH srkEFIs)
INSURE white persons life for term OF year, and slaves
Il for one or more (not exceeding four) yeArL
Grants Annutes EndOvments the most equitable terms
S,, ss nolees OF our fellow who may be killed in
defence homes either by taking up ar or py ymPA
hisng With by eAdng aid and comfort 70 Southern
every prudent insured By the ought once 70 Cancel n
policy and insure Al home. .,I
Books containing the nsoeSry Information are furnished s
omos Oh INC 00~p>-' sAMuEL J. HARRISON, President
J. ADAIR PLEAsANrs, Secretary.
RrIn BuavuI, N. D., Medical Examiner.
J. B. McCLw, n D., Consulting PnyscAn-
RosooE B. HliTu, Legal Adviser Us
INSU RANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPLY
OnIce Company's New Building,
No. lsS MAln street, Rich'd,Va-
CAPITAL 100000.
sURPLUs 1000
TEIHIs old Institution Chartered BY the Legislature Of VIZ
nlA In 1897 continues 10 insure, 10 city and country,
against loss damage by almost description OF pro-
perry Ships and casoes and risks on Inland
poTaon taken 70 all parts " the world ~ Reasonable res OF
The very liberal share publ, patronage which has lonG
received operates return liberal and prompt settlement Of
claims which been its pleasure TO observe.
Farmers Merchants and Citizens generally my be REFERRED 70
parties already insured In this Company in over n counties In
Application BY letter Otherwise the President ssereiA
n, Sil meet prompt attention: ,,o,s
JoS. Allen, IL. WadsWorth, Geo. W. Smith
n L. Kent Thomas Samson, b. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, O. W. Purcell, K II. haury,
A. X Parker, Jos. p. Winston, Samuel r. Lathrcp
JAa. A. Inoei, LA Claiborne; ,ow,1n,. p,..,,.,,
W. WILLIE, yR, Secretary. oolI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
THOMAS r. PRICE 3 90.

lo2 COSBY & ANDERSON, 2O2
MANUFACTURES and Agents for the sale OF Tobacco, c.
MI gars 2O2 Main Street. above the Post
once stock OF and smoking
10 be- found In Country and daily recev
ing which they Oder for SALE Wholesale and
retail low for cash. respectfully request all wishing
hnse 20 cali and examine before purchasing else
,here Orders tho country promptly attended Among
our present stock may found the following brands OF b ps
Twists kc In packages weighing rom o io d. aAh Ah'
right -,
Pride otVlrgnia," Palmetto,
Ia Rudora "Progrea,"
"ohAueion," 0Gnaaon,,
q 1oiorado "Golden Leaf"
aApreot," Ouivsh'
hinnemonee" ~shio, =,
"Highlander's solAcs," oronoko,
"Oonqulstador." tean
COSBY 4 ANDERSON,
mil Southern Tobscoo store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
DISSOLUTION OF CO-plRTHERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-tLRTHERSHlP.
nyHE Co-PAstnsrshp Of ClarkHOn, Anderson Co..
Vas dissolved July LIST By mutual consent J. OiAAA
~ VII settle business though either partner wiz sign
dstor The books accounts be found al the once OF
OArkson o., No. iOt Main street. . o,,,v0o>
in Anderson,
.,E z. BRONHELL.
NOTICE.
N.,d .r th S,.s our sAlos will be for CAsH payable
'.itSi, tbIrtv dATG CLARKsON 90,
"a No. LOG Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL yUPERINTLNDENTs 0RIIoE,
RICHMOND, July 8lSt, 1851.
Notice TO Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at mans
Sas, Staunton, Sc, SC.
TNHE practice Of sending large packages BY the NAL Trant
becoming 80 burdenSome 70 the rrn besides causing delay
that necessary caution persons 10 conhae themselves 10
small packages they Will run The risk OF Their being len
H. d. wHITo0MB,
.BQ General Superntendert
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
Nv AIC.rION ...I .I0Isk,

NEN AACEaON EtOLSE,
FJETHE SALE % SEGROEs.
T1NHE -nfs tis DAY Commenced - Aacon huriness
tr- t NSGFOEs a. ne Auction Sooa on FRANKLIN
q !. e lately occupied ~ BErrs GREGORY,
-. Sy@s both publicly ard privately, and solet ths
tror A. a --4s Ana The 15hc generally. he pledges HI
f- promote Interest OF bis patrons and rAters he
tat ~ ods experience IN the trad he viii be enabled 70
csta ne hlghc4t prices He vii ake liberal advances
e. a. property hani-and prepared 70 board persons
g-ss To- ne "a Ie also their ssrvAnhayny ample Acoor
,st.u,o, ~ s5,a r. r. sfOKE9,
Oa FranfIn, 3rd door bsloU " At street.
Apryl lsth l-sl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25

HARRIs JooKEy-cLUB SMOKING TOBACCO, 80 uuo
III sought amer by smokers, for sale BY
sul4 W. PETERSON A 90. IsS Main stree
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-25
RAILROADS, &C.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

RwMW@Ess
Richmond 81 Petersburg r. X.
ON aud after Monday the Path February The trains this
~ road will follows:
TRAIN,
Leave Richmond at AS daily, and Petersburg at Slo p m
ERE1oHr AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Rchmc nd daily except Sundays at sas M and 2+e
D n, And Petersburg At s5i, m
The Mail Trails STOP Half Way Station, Chester and
Port Walthall Juncti n.
ETAy.e will In mind that they are required 70 show
pass on Governor other aut orEed person. before
they can leave the city by this road. n II. gill,
ueherhfuph
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21
VOLUME XIII. NO. AZ.

Mt Marsailles being pointed to ms thecom-
mentary on the diplomatic request. Our
State Department. therefore, in anuoun-
cling that there will be 90 difficulties lead.
inr TO rupture Of relations, merely in.
forms tho French Minister, in advance,
that it Is ready to back down to any ex.
tent from Gen. Buffers ao,s and that
no deiensc Of that off er's conduct, and
no adequate examination OF the French
complaints will be made MS n bar to this
fulthcr effort To conciiate. The Spanish
Minister has addressed to our Government
demand Tor an apology for the burning
of avessel in Spanish waters by one of
| Admiral FarrnsuSs fleet This act, II is
compIpined, was made more heiuous by
insults TO a Cu5aU magistrate who remon-
strated against this wrong done in neu'
tral port. ....... ......... ......
The Commissioners OF Internal Revenue
has made tho following decision: All
life insurance policies are subject TO stamp
duty where Ihe policy Is conditioned that
the insured is 10 pay certain SUN annu.
ally, or'at oiher stated periods. Receipts
for such payment are not subject to stamp
duty. h The policy has expired by limi.
tsion or by on.lullllmcnt OF the con.
diiions Of the insured. the renewal or re.
viyal OF the policy In whatever form will
be subject to stamp tax penalties or agree.
ments By which tho terms Of policy are
waived or changed in any respect, are
subject to stamp as agreements.
Secretary WeIles' son died Tuesday, Of
diptheria, aged four and half years
His BODY will be taken 10 Hartford this
afternoon.
Gen. Halleck is de erminel to take
stringent measures with officers absent
from the army without sufficient cause -
1t is stated ihat more than thousand are
absent without leave. 1t is understood
;hat long list for diSmi. sal has been
made. Ell, cIive measures are in pro
gress TO arrest the immense number Of Dc.
Serters throughout ihc couptry who will
be severely dealt with 1t is said the
President will hereafter pursue the most
rigorous course towards these offenders
A liarper's Ferry letter OF Sunday says
Jacksons main lorce is at Stevenson SlR.
tion, | 8 miles This sije Of Winchesler.-
Il is variouSly stated NJ 40 COJ TO 81 GOO
bnI not likely to exceed 10000 Jackson
never left the valley. but moved down the
west side OF the Blue Ridge, while orr
army advanced along Il east, skirmish
ing at the gaps with his advance, bu. never
Offering serious battle. When it became
known that our army had no intention to
enter the valley, Jackson reiraced his
steps. His advance extends aS far as
Bath, two miles from Hancock His cav.
airy occupies Marinsburg, Jackson's
headquarters are At Bunker Hill
A special from Warrcnton says Burn
side has submitted the plan of the CAM
paign 10 tie authorities at Washington.
As soou as a response is received ilom
them The army will move.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21
Washington Cor ofihe N, Y, Eve. P ost
The President and his Message.

Tho Presidcut is hurryiug day by day in
writing his message No Ona sees him attor
noon Otono fact tho pull 9 may bo as,
sured-the President IN his forthcoming
mOSsago stands firmly by his proclamation.
A distinguished politician endoavorod in
vain TO sec bim two consecutive days and
finally employed friend so secure an tn
terTiow. Tho Prcsidcnt ropliod TO that
friend Il am% too busy for tho inloryiow
ill after Congress moots Bestdus, know
Just what ho wants OF me- lilo hcrD ro.
ierred to tho specific ohjcct, which was
roBlly TO got Mr.. Lincoln to reoede from
the Proclamation } Tho ProsiGent oohtin-
ued II shall not do anything OF tho kind
and why should hc or waste lime or words
over tho subject Y This lilIo incident,
which occurred withiaa woek, .Hlustratos
tho feelings Of the President upon this ques
'lon, and IL 10 pleasant to hear that thore
are many prominent Southern gentle
who stand firmly by him in IL. I" ~