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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25

has occupied Brooksvillc in Cumberland County,
thus extending our basis to within few miles OF the
Tennessee border. Should an engagement occur IN
that direction between Guy part oil Gen. thomas
division and the enemy, you will have the news in
Newysrk as soon as it is likely TO reach us, as there
is no teegraphc communication established between
Louisville and the north part of the Cumberland.
From Gen Critendens division we learn that II
has moved from the vicinity of Calhoun in south
easterly direction TO that of South Carolina. THIS
brings it within three days' march Of Russellvilie
the seat of the so-called Provisional Government Of
Kentucky.
IL thus appears that the two wings of the Cmon
army in tbs Safe alfesdy in motion. When the
center at this point will follow their example, still
feems uncertain But it is evident; that, but for the
continued inc!enency OF the weather, and the confe-
Guent horrid condition Of the roads, we would have
already advanced.
An officer informed me to-day, that the fortIica-
tions were intended simply as means OF giving
physical exercise 10 our troops. hope, but cIh
scarcely believe that this is the only reason for thef
instruction.
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the publication of the correspondence between En-
gland and the Government, showing the reason P'r
that STEP ia generally acquiesced n as The best anu
only consistent policy that the Administration c'uiu
have adopted in the premises. |, is especially grai'
fying TO the Unioniss here, from the TACT tha' TUG
.eceesouists are 20 hurt by it. Ii was 10 thefl
tbupder.clap that completely demolished Their Cha-
teoyr On EsDagne. However, Ike other drowning
men, they gre catching at straws, and striving '" IT,
construct their ruined hopes on the poseble ackhoW
cdgmeut by England, of the Southern Conieo'
eracy. They think the stone blockae Of Charies'oh
Uarhor is the identical egg out OF which IL TO he
botehea the scheme for the final independence OF the
son,b and the inter defeat aud humiliation OF tie
North.
speaking Of tlunder-claps, puts me in mind that
we had. last night, vivid display OF naturu af.n-
lerv, in "A succession of thuuder-storms. Inc HBn''
ming was remarkably vivid and the roar oil ia DIS
CHARGES WAS submely prand-and dea'enlng. ms
morning the earth is flooded with water ana the
clouds are still drilling misty rain. The ONO
River il rising rapidly aud boats are passing ana re-
r.iu., M short intervals. Most OF them are III the
Government employ.
The weather. thus far, has been mild for this lst-
tude-quite favorable 10 the progress OF "a winter
camraign. Now, however, the Ioor-tented soldiers
are rut TO the test TO bear up under the chilly rams
and frequent Changes If temperature, to when they
are sul eced. Itey heed iori;ude, and the ma
ter aid and prayers of all good patriots, to enaCie
Them 10 20 on in their path Of cuty, to final and
,ylnripug yiff0IV
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FROM KENTUCKY.

Chsrocicrisiics OF forey lille
--Arriva, Of tOn:rGbandh from, Rowling
e:recn-Gcbci Observation-Disclosures Of
Better kIaigcs-A False AIarri-Movc-
meats OF Gen. Thomns's and Critien-
dea's Di,i,ions--Iyhy Fortiacations nre
Constructing, etc.
From Oar Special Cones pendent
MUSFORDyILLE, Jan. H. 1862.
Kentucky has the reputation Of experiencing COM
rarativey less of material sagnatiou and decaythe
universal concOm;abts of slayery-than most Of the
other Staesaicted withthe curse OF human servtude.
But, although this State may lead her retell.ous
Southern sisers in point Of material progress and
property, AZ well az the intelligence of her citizens,
any one familiar with the character Of Kentucky and
oil the Kentuckaus will not if free from prejudces,
hesitate to say that this Commonwealth cannot bear
COM arson with any of the Free States There are
hardly any respectsbe-szed towns in the interior Of
the State. What little growth they experience is
due more to the natural increase and consequent
psnson, than spiri Of enterprise of their people.
There is hardly an industrial interest outside Of Lou
isvile. Some very wealthy agricultural districts
found within the State but only portion Of the
farming class is really in well-to-do circumstances
Willie iDe uhiNH! manu- '4'lIiHE btsohd Hitit
livelihood. There has been no Immigration worth
speaking Of into the State Of late years, notwilh-
standing It's resources are anything but folly devel
oTed and the constantly augmentine number Of poor
whites il devastating emigration. The effect Of the
want Of influx Of valizinQ elements from other
parts Of the Union is revealed in the clannishness,
soi-suifeehey and cooperative Incidence and gnor-
anee Of tie inhabitants.
what have said Is especially true Of tbis part Of
tie state. Cnmistakable symptoms Of thriftless.
nefs are perceptibIe everywhere. Tie town houses
ARE mostly log structures the pImitiyenese and mod.
es'y oil whose proportions not always relieved by
an outward appearance Of cleanliness and ueatuess
The farm-bdildings also far behind what one ia
accustomed 10 see in the Free States. The manner.
OF the ords Of the roll remind one s.rkinglv Of fine
back-woods period. Bans, stables. and oibey an.
pnrtenarees are rather exceptions than rules. The
population Of both towns and coun,ry il sin,r,e.
hearted, honest, and goodnaturcd Excepting. Of
course, those corrupted by Secession sympe,biesl.
but they dress poorly, live uneomiorIatIy and nre
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REBEL TELEGRApHIC DISPATCHES.
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ore.tsird of the Enrolled Militia Ordered Gut
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THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION
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DRAFTING IN NORTH CAROLINA.
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LATE NEWS FROM S0l7HGRN SOURCES
THE REBELS HEAR FROM KENTUCKY

They Don't Believe a Word Of The Story
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REBEL ALARM AND UNCERTAINTY,
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Active Irnr Iensures in r-cnfHcisy-fh"rp
Work laid Cuf-Thc Fiaa- Of isc tnih-
pai.n-Tbc Defeat OF Tsrshni'-hhe
Eriendsi.ip between the AeTtuct. an'"A-
list, and Chioans-Snd State Of AHSi''
among the Loya, and Disioyni E'r-
tuc,,;.u.-TLc Sins Rebellion has 10
su.,ver For-T.c Trent Affair, &c.
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der hath he thrown Into the sea-"
Pass this law, require its faithful execution by
YOUR army and the rebellion must cease, its 2n-
thors it's aiders and abettors perish for bread. DO
this and crown yourselves with the immotal honor
Of giving liberty TO one portion Of our people sid
the serene blessings of peace 10 another. Il ~ said
that upon euch statute of liberation, and by rcason
OF its enactment, these slaves will Ise in nsnrrec
toni To say this s 10 libel human nature III it's low
est estate Gratitude is inseparabe from the human
heart in every condition of liie ia every zone Of The
earths surface To shiver the letters which bind ia
cruel bondage the souls Of men will not excite IN
them hatred or anger or revenge but will aitune tie
heart to the sweet melody OF virtue, and inspire
their hymns OF thanksgiving TO their dehyerers.
Sir IL after your enactment of this statute of hber-
alton the slaves OF these rebel masters rise Ia iusur
rection il will not be because 10y your law they are
declared freemen but because their traitor Masters
IN defiance OF law continue to deny them their
liberty. slave instruction, however much 10 be
deplored would neither weaken your arms nor
strengthen tnose OF your rebel enemy. Whoever
urges therefore, such objection 10 tins neeifui and
nus LEGISLATION must, whether conscious OF II or LOT,
assume that rebels who, without colorado excnfe.
wage a cruel aud extermnating war against TIER
fellow citizens, should not be deprived by the Go'-
erument, against which they have revoHe', o, 'he
means by which they may make their reoehou
success, and without which they must ANONYMOUSLY
fail. .,
Justice 10 tho slave pass IL IA an act OF justice 20
your country; pass Il ms an act 81 justice 10 yVuI
brave anny Of loyal citizen soldiers who stand ,nis
b"nr between YOU and the armed terrors OF treason
in the caIita; pass it and crush this slave
VI once. and thereby make like rebellion Tor nse
ob'sct forever impossible in the Republic. pn1 Inc
Cn.ston to Representatives, Is the alleged PIopelH
If ,be rbels in four millions of slaves, aud IN ln'a
b,nSs ard crops, goods, moneys and chattes soss
sarrcd than the lives OF your soldiers and tne e
,"ur country May God hide from my eiss @ ,bs
iro,n thc ewes of NY children the day when ".
dv,ng agony Of my country shall begin. 10y ~ W.
81 onrS' ether OF omission commission, nay ~
Contribute to that direst and blacklist crime
can be committed by any people-the sr.,nI " ,rbo
tiona suicide Who does not know INA, NC
bns The power to prevent the crime Of seilue' nnd
lion. and withholds or refuses its exercise 81
thereby permits the deed, is himself mu'u usn"I
the peope's treasure be expended ut the ra'o ~
- O6O 90 day, aud the people themselves % hS
hi md moiIned and murdered by there reJ eol
rather than end The sacrifice of treasure anc OF e'
by = mblime act of Justice which VII give n' cry
to the slave r,ef to The people, stability 10 I ,e make
,h. Renabhc what its lus,rious founders iniena'>
il TO be.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-26
YoG The RICHMOND WIG.
TOE III NCHIlND WHIu.
ECONOMY IN sALr-ONE.FOURTH THAT IS coz.
MONTY USED IN SAILING PORK NAY BE
SAVED.

ES0N0hY IN SALr-ONE-FOURrH THAT Is COh'
MONTY USED IN Sailing PORK NAY BE
SAVED.
Hou the peopl, are to gs. sal. enough to save their
pork is one Of the mos. important questions OF the try
iug crisl, through which We are nov passing. Ihs Gus
;na e generally to Kill about the first OF December, with
syne during al the month Of D~scsmbei, the whole guam
titv designed for the consumption Of tbs year.
The morths Of December, January, Tsbury and March
in our climate are cold enough 70 keep frSSh meat in =
cool dry house With little or no salt ten days or more,
lad vet As much salt is put on pork that is used in those
noaths As is n qlired to keep it through the hot noaths
Of the spring and summer. Correc. this practice and
Thousands CT bushels Of Sds may be slVed in this State.
Tue simple remedy By which this important saving may
be accomplished, Is to kill jlIt as they may be wanted
du,iag the four cold months. pork enough to las; While
/: may b, consumed fresh one two or hrSe hosS, every
tea days or a, longer periods, according 70 the weather
aaS the sE, Of each family.
Suppose thea are one million Of people In the State
Tho consume one hslGsi pounds Of pork EACH, that
givS one hundred m'lion pounds " " allied. |. ,quires
one bushcl Of sdt to eurs, for So mmer use, one thossand
pounds Of I1rS, or Qua hundred thousand bushels OF
salt to cg,e the whole. Nov, suppose ole fourth lie
= ~ AAA NsNN AS'Nt y ~
sac are saved. Il matters not Ehsthe, tAs amount
here esiu1SJ TO be consumed 10 accurate or not, the
9~lantty Of sax T. \, ssysi may be estimated By each
family, according to the lan4iJ they actually use. /
nav be slid that to evry on. the ElA+ Of killing hog
during al the WATER viii b, attended With the addition
al cost Of feeding a long time shen grain Ia hig' this
objection may be SHISered at once by the TACT that If
ldsiougly fei, tia: is, if their food is frequently chang
Cd, the inSsA-s 10 weight will slTAys pay the cost. 70
p,eveut the aVI Of "a. ;Tsst Of iattening, which Is
the cons, queues Of the fright LGp killiug soma from a
pen ou. Of = Lumber that is to reuIin, etreT PIT up in
separate pens, dstsnt from each other those that are
d,siEaed for ds.rsni kiEirs.. or have a slaughter pen
a. a disaue, from the naia boST 10 Sbsh those to be
killed should bs driven. No matter how cod tie win
ter il, hogs will thrive Il properly led and hIed 9th
warm dry ,hel,ers. Nov, all this may be said to bsA
great deal Of trouble; very true, bu. l suppose that the
saving Of sae third or Ons-Lur.h Of our sLt is worth
taking some trouble. These suggestion, srs respectful
IL made byG PEACTIcAL FAlNn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-26
~ PRLYER BOB PEAOE."

70 ~ EESsO~ of As Rhig:
In lootiag over the columns Of your paper for last
ussk, n tks midst Of Articles which We read week
~ rfEf nh - Ansh interest," ny sys fel upsn tAsss
verdS-"1 Prayer for Peace" Ayh@rt tArobbed, aud
q deep feeling of thAnktalnsa and joy hnsd my SOUL
Was il indeed true that this sentiment had At lAt oriEi-
mated and been prominently brought fOrvArdr Nay it
Do a "ths little lsAvsn which leAVeneth the vh0ls Gnrl"
Nav il indeed be the morning star which herald' the APP
prca lh Of dayi Too long base We looked abroad upon
the nations Of earth for peace Makers" They have
stood asds and looked With . cool neutrality" upon
blood diving Ike the rivers. lie. Us now look to the
" God of Peace" And, women OF the Seu,h, the call
has been made to you NObly respond 7! Oh, ye
stricken ones, arise aud cal, nightly upon God! Oh,
We SHARED oceS vhose sons and brothers and husbands
are still left, before too late, speak into the ears Of the
Lord
Il has beea sugges!sdthIt the P.r't Day Of Deem
Ter be used BY the women Of the South IS a day Of
PRAYER for re,ee. Let their Pastors advise and encour
sg,. Let the strong hearted strengthen the weak
ps none be found wanting. L! may be God is ready to
bks-only waits to be ssksd. He is a God Who Sorketh
by means; are not Hs people His chosen Instruments,
aud their prayers His dsigh;g Let not the blessing
pass by for want Of humble petitioners. God, by bis
spirit stir up many heuv; m TX, the weak strong and
10, not this opportunity pass unimpreVsd.
Religious, S culIr, Weekly, Ssni-Veekly Ind Daily
usDers please notice. CHRISTIAN.
Noyembsr lS.h 1862
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rsmedies a,sinst all the evils that might have befAlen
N. from thsss sources. We do not permit ourselves
70 fear that Congress will lose sight Of ita duty in these
vitality Important matters.
These are som, of the obi cations We are under to
AbrAham lincoln Another, and the last to which We
vii now advert, is the opportunity be has sAerded US OF
making ourselves kaoEn to the world. Had be not IN
dertsksn TO s~utjugats Us, We would Sdll DO esteemsd
among the nations Of the earth an unedueatsd, pow
erty stricken, enervAted and semi bGrbarous race. For
such, YAnkse accounts Of Us had taught mankind to be-
ieve n Through the aid Of Lincoln, We have been en-
Abled % exhibit ourselves as We are, the master race Of
this oonfnsnt-mors statssmAnlike, more varlke
and enjoying q higher and purer ciVilz vtion thar
our selEpauntiDg deAmers. This has nov come
to be gunerally understood; uhils in proportion
Sc Ue have risen in the respcc. Of mankind, thu
Yankee race has Sunk. We are both finding our tru'
level lsg this important service, We owe thanks to thu
Yankee President We thought it a great misfortune
when to vas elected, while his supporters we're ready Y
90 crazy 9Th ~rsjaioing over the event History vii
show that We dsplosed What vas to US = blessing, Will
they made the selkin ring with hrzIahs over what va
10 then "a uunitgAted misfortune. Thus it 10 tina
PEOviSsrce brings good out of seeming evil, and turn
the blessings Of the undeservinE into curses.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-26

E,plishnAn would, 10 see that war settled without sAch.
hcing the honor Of either party. The great ansuus OF
sympathy that was shown throughout this country to.
wards the distressed operatives Of Lancashire, il 1t did
no more, certainly would show other countries that We
are q united people, and that We are bound together by
loyalty to our Sovereign aud by mutual Affection. Zap
plause We could nov address ourselves to the Amer
leans and say I'VE are nov at peace, and We have no
idea Of QUAR-, Ing among ourselves. We have had our
difRcultie,; different clssses have taken different views
but in the moment Of suffering all party feelings cess,
to exist" (kpplause) fhst vas the only feeling that
lie had ever Witnessed in England Whenever there Vas
snfsrinK.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-26
YInmCiiL ABB COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY,, Nov. rs, 1862.
At h<nrL Ksut, Paine i Oo's auction sale OF ssoce-
res, etc., to-day, brown sugar, 10 ss,a, brought So 6s';
Clarified Do. ssissc.; "9.leso" q ,ur, sipsraas, go 80;
'Bridgevatss" 10. Gle 10 Manufactured tobacco Sla
1908. rer ID. ok LEX snich" smoking d. sOs.; nr'
dimes q 20 PER boz 6s blue a IS per h.; eesnce Ct
eff . so lsO". ps biI; coppera. 9oAlOo'.; al spice zoe;
toilsi soap IS l9,S rs per des ; bacon S6A; green ts
u per Id.
fhs report of he President u The VifginiA Central
Railroad Company shows that the receipts Of the Com
pany during ihs kst cal yaI leading S0.h S~eptsnbe'l
v.rs hrgsr than hey have ever bsso, viz: 81 lOl6 l6l
n. fhs expenses Of administration were tS7l 500 SO
leaviug . net rsvenu, Of es44 SAT 81 he total hsbili
ties Of the Company on lG O,toesr, 1852, usi 1857,
1873 80.
The Philsdslpbis LaqSisa, (uon'y artels) OF 2otf
inst, says that Operators (u ssk) seem 10 be befosg
ID by the almost numb nl,s theories which are oireuls
ted sbout the tf kt Of the var and the currency OF
prices, and hesitate in taking ventures" dovsrnusn'
securities Ct oil kinds ar. reported strong; the coupon
and registered siKes Of 1881 sold ct 1O4, an ADVANCE Q
ons fourth.
The net profits Of the Rssdius pa R.ilroad Oonpsn!
for the first eleven months u The current fiscal yea
we're 81 .sl2 l4s.
The MI on IN. o. Chronicle reports that corn va
sold at Lessburs, q few days ago, ct tlt 30 pr Dbl
and hogs s3s per bead. Per contra: Al . SALE In Neck
lsnburE CO., Va, corn od for t6a Dbl, on SIX month
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-26
HusrIses CouKr-JuIgs Lyons prs,iding.-T-e case
o. GImer A. Lumpkip, charged with forging and utte'-

HUsrTsds CouRr-JH8gs lyons prsiiaing.-T4e case
o. Glmer A. Lumpkiu, charged with forging and utts'.
ing a check for the paypeDt Of 500 to Bradley y.
Ste, at, came up yesterday, end Tho ind c n,nt' Siu
qu4shed by the Court IN cons.quAbcs Of = tech"'"A
)nissicn. TIE + s,rer was .ubs qu'nty rf-indic ed BY
tia Grsrd Jury. and the'case WI 10 h ard on Tue ary
next Jsmes Jones, indicted 10. staahng q trunk, Was
Of biz confinement in the Peaiea larry at three az
A noHs prosgui vas entered in me case Of Cha "a
rooih,k, r, inOic cd for ielo' Y, aud ip the Gag Of I'm
q. K ns. MTG ed for stealifE a sla'e from 4 8 Brvs
ey. The last named case viii pre- bal y " sent back 70
the Hayor for . seeopd hearing.
The Grand Jury net yea erdsy and rs'urr al true bills
Of indictment against the folio -irg par les, charged
sith felony J hn A. whitman; jain Murray Gilmer
4. Luppkin J .mts Y Armour Peter Doyle and John
Damn Y chael shehsn ald Thomas Wilson; and Wm.
Wy'ett.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-26
LErrER IRON JAoKsoS's ooRss.
REYGILLI ~ CAMP MILITARY RcHIrHcTURs-DIsrEo
Ina RAILIoADs-IDsE HoUB II CAMP -EAELIs BRI
aADE-rHB sOLDtGR's DByorIoSs-HgsT AID DRAINS
EAILYs CAHP, Oh TIE SHENANDOAH,
November ~ 1862
u q. Kaitgr d tAs ~

dADE TEE soLDlSks DByorIoSs-FlghT AID DREAMS
EAILY's CAHP, OF IHI SHENANDOAH,
November ", 1862
t. hs Editor Of hs RAigF
Cock a doodle doc 90 sounded the "sjril clarion
of A neighoorinS heu-ro )st 6,fHG day this morning; .
saksiul soldier caught up lh, STRAIN and he aud Z hun.
dred Others ~fJrtlUt1 repeG'ed bogus cock I-doodle docs,
until they had cd ,ctually murdered sleep" tkr iughout
the entire regiment. To pUs the time till breAkfAs' o.
G, till some i'sOid shot biscuit" aud leather Steak Of
lean kind be cooked j viii "retalAse" on you and your
readers.
The cAmp'ign haViay apparently ended. there are no
moving &C. idsnts by iIOd or vi Of interest, aud here.
Tore, nothing left 10 re0orl but the rouino OF daily camp
life; this shall be tFUs 10 history, however, u le. the old
folks a; home kIOW hos % live 'suro enough" While
here. Al this particular season, thou sh, il IL parIi,u-
larry dull
"No mAil-no post,
No news f,om any foreign coast;
Nd Wlrmth, no cheerful ep, no heAlthful ease,
No crnfOrAble feel in any member,
No shAd', no su- shine, no butterflies, no bsSs,
November"
Oar cTmps not being regulated BY military rue for
want OF material 10 tent, IL, il left to illustrate the
Viriegltec, architectural and domestic tastes Of the
thousand off rent individuals concerned. Hence, q.
though = vail tent or Sibley Erscs Al occasional local.
~, { 10 most Of tho men enscoRse themselves Ia bush.
built shelters OF various SHAPES, In 4encs- ,orners, undtr
gum-biInkets sksd out by cedar bcuyns, or burrov
9 N suoterrApeou lL, Ike L Qulmapx. H. Is IL said, the
several styles of architecture took their origin from
natural circumstances and climate, L., AS the curving
orien'Al roofs, from the long reeds originally In e
tue sAaEiDg Egyptians from the necessity OF baking heir
unbu-nt bricks In the hot su1-;he Oorinth'au from Is
oVn LIVERY cline, 81, &l-an architee ural genius
might md snougl original designs In this camp TO sup.
ply . century TO come.
The only useful occupation" Of this brigade for SONS
time past has been to destroy all The railroads in reach;
apparently, too, for no better r ,as IN than the elloW had
for killing the splendid AuscoI d. Il the muRuu, be-
cause Il Was his rule 10 kill snak q wherever fouud."-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-26

IMPORTANT DicIsIos = Jddg, II alyour.on, Of the @.
8. Dsuic' Court, yesterday decid d al important clSe
which has been for &c m time psudiss, styled "0oufedc-
rate States Of Auerc CT against ] hn ] ,nes, on q BsiisE
fled by Thomas T g lee. Rsce We. ~, to stqdestrais
the proper y Of Auguste B lnont 4 uompany. as alien
euemies." The proper y involved is twenty Ave hul Died
hog,hesds OF toba:c,, ~putchssed by Mr.. jones as agent
for the principals, and for a year or two past stored 10
this city. Evidence having been procured from France
that the tobacco was in reality tie property OF Aaiha.
child, Brothers, the caus, was ~y6s.srd,y ~sIrmited V; L:
out Argument and the Court being Of opinion lhi: thera
vas no cuff silent proof Of the all,sa'aa h.. the tobacca
was the proper y Of auy alien enemy, or liable 10 &c.
lues.ra ion, ordered AID decreed that tbs petition be
dismissed. This case has excited much interest 10 this
community, ard miny p'rsous have heretofore supposed
that The large amount Of property involved wa'a just
subject Of conHscaion; but the French biukers, bsVrg
established tie r ella IN beyond controversy, are nov at
tberty to send for the tobacco Whenever il suits their
,onHenier o.