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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22
LAW NTELLfGENCE,
sUPREME CoURT-c cgsxsRRs--ApRi 2l-Besors J,,,,..
BARNARD.


SUPREME ECOURT-CBANBKRs-APRiL 2l.--Besors J..,,...
BARNARD.
DEclsioSs.
Mary Ann Singer agt. Iaaac NJ. Sngsr-Ordsr
ale Mayor &C. sgt, T. J. Porier-Memorands for s,n...,
United States FIe Insurance Co. joel W. Foos-sss
Richard Murphy ct al sgt g. w. Winchester R.oo,. =.
referee opened sod all proceedings the ores usnS.
s.rsh Ro1ce at Abel T. Anderson .. sl-Lssv.o M,
draw motion granted condition that ps,tif psy IA ~
fend.n, attorney 9 10 coat. Of opposing the origins. noes
Charlotte William. ag.- John O. wiIisms- -Rsfsusl b.sl
to referee
Before Jus ice CLERKE-
Elias Fassett agt Samuel w. Tsllmsdee et Al.
Notion granted with stay Of prOceednss paaIis dss,r.s
Frsnci. r. Sstus sst Theo Ssltus st s Ella Kat. ~
j. Dorbecker Motions denied without costs
, The. Galway e; al .st U 81 sn.sass, Rshn;ss Co Il
have proved their claims before the referee give Eoss
application within five days OF the hst motion day bsrsshs
msde. or be denied this motion -ha be deemed granted
Before Justice IseKAnAx
Eew.Y and New Haven Railroad Company sst Robest
Schuyler ct aL-Csse settled
SUPERIOR COURT-SPxcIAL TERx-APHII l-B.sors
Justice BoswoRrH.
DECISIONS.
Jesse L. Cochran agt William Rider.-Motjoo
Albert speyer. ast Charles He'aIs &c Order U,ntsl
Before Justice WHITE
Patrick O. H. McCarsn ast. Elbrdse Van syekeA-otdss
granted.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--sPzcIAL Tsax-Auu
2l.-Before Judse BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Scott agt. Hswks.--Issues settled.
kellogg sst. Bsker-Ref.rrcd to T. H. Lsne, esq.
Aveh agt. w Wens Motion denied.
Fowler szt ewsyIee Motion denied bat without cesa
Cause o be Te,orsa and placed the Calendar for h NsO
day Of May next
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

No QroRun AcArs.-There was no business trans
acted by the Board of Aldermen, last evening" iol
want Of quorum, majority OF tho members VI
,his branch of the Common Council being sui III
Albany, watching the progresso of the tax levy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

A MnIrARr E1iGEScY.-Upon The ocession OF
The late parade OF the lth Regimen, N. Y T. NJ, at
East New-York, Col. Maidhvf notified the Division
Avenue Ferry Company of hi' intention to cross by
th-r ferry to Willism,burgh, on his way hther,
basng biz demand FOR free ferisSe on the law which
gyes any regiment, proceeding TO or from their IA
rades free passage any ferry within the State
The Ferry Company refused to comply with the
Colonels request, whereupon the latter cent one
company across another ferry to Wiiam,burgh, with
orders TO hold possession Of the ferry house, and
seze any ferry boats that might come into the slip
while he, with the rect of the regiment, would do
the same on thi. side. The fery-msster then di-
ieced tie bosts to stay in the middle of the stream
until further orders; but the President Of the Com.
pany, who had arrived in the mean time, spologized
TO The Colonel for the conduct Of bis employee and
passed tie regiment to and from Wilismsburgh free
OF charge he having found by reference TO the law,
.bat lie was required to 90 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

BLSK RENoyAL.-The Atlantic Savings Bank coz
poation, having recently purchased and fitted mp
The old Traiesmsns Bank building on Chatham
street, opposite Chatham square, removed their in'
,ti,ution thilher yesterday. The property extends
through to the New Bowery, and If Il very desirable
location.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

DEATH OF CHILD FROM isToNIcATIos.-fes-
terday Coroner Collin held All inquest at No. lof
Eat Eleventh street. on the body Of Ellen O'Neil,
a girl four years old, whose death was the result Of
drinking 4 large quantity of strong beer 1t appears
that the parents of deceased both at the seat OF
war; that for the lasi six months Ellen had lived
with Bridge, Harlan; that on Sunday afternoon the
child cried for beer, aud Bridget gave her what she
considered enough, and left the pitcher containing
about two quarts on the table, while she went into
another room; that ths ehilds appetite for the beer
was such as to induce her to drink all that was IN
the pitcher, after which she fell into deep sleep
from which she never awoks. DIR. Robinson who
made the post-Inorem examination testified that the
child died in consequence of drinking the beer.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

aid in protecting the National Capital the destruction
Of which bad been threatened The day on which
this large body OF troops left New-York bright,
clear Sabbath, and the men, in close ranks, moved
slowly down Broadway aud Canal street to tie
rlace of embarkaon, amid the dense mass of people
who ibronged the Streets almost necessarily rending
the cir ith their huzzahs. On the same day, year
ago. the Union officers evacuated the Gosport Nor
folk Navy-Yard, destroying some Of the buildings
and sinking several Of the ships at that station. The
same day, also, 5000 Pennsylvania troops occupied
Cockeygyille, Maryland, and in North Carolina the
Rebels seized tho United States Branch Mint at
Charlotte and the Arsenal at Fayetteville, with
81 900 stand Of arms, 5000 pistols, and large quan
tity of powder. A portion OF these arms were TO-
turned at Roanoke and at Newbern.
San CASE OF DRowsIsG.-OI Saturday, seven
persons. residents of Staten Island made up sailing
marty down the Bay They started, full of life and
health anticipating a pleasant afternoons amuss-
ment After they had been out while, however
their little craft was run down by the steamboat Ja'
maica, and the whole party were thrown into the
water. The sail-boat turned keel upward, and most
of the party succeeded in getting safe position Oh
her bottom. One of them, however, named Bryan,
after he had secured bis own safety saw ms bro,her
still struggling in the water and apparently heipiese
and leaped again into the water TO save lin. MS
drowning brother, however, grasped him with ootn
arms about the neck, and 30 impeded his Efforts 10
swim that both soon became ca haussed and sank 10
ri.e no more. The noble man who thus lost bis lie
while endeavoring " save that of his brother, was
one of the Collectors Oh Staten Island where be has
left widow and seven children. The poor widow
is represented in q piful state OF Distress she
appears TO be quite beside herself denies that her
husband is drowned and tells all her friends that be
ID soon coming back to her.
MYSTERY AND MIsFoRTUSE.-Yesterday morn
ipQ a Young American woman called at the Mayors
Office and stated that che was here, stranger. with
out money, having come on from Baltimore, on The
inducement Of high wages held out by gentleman
whom she knew nothing about, 10 be waiting maid
to bis wife, lie left her at the ferry Sunday night
to find carriage and that was the last she saw OF
him. She said that he had paid her passage to New
York, and treated her with the utmost kindDe" and
courtesy. Aterward, 3 gcn'eeI-looking woman,
with three children, also, called upon the Mayor,
and stated that she came from Washington TO see
her husband Off He belonged u the EDfants
Perduf' and she saw him 20 away with that reg
mcut. She was left here with $780, OF which she
WAS robbed while in omnibus on Saturday. IL
was all the money she had, and she was al entire
stranger in she city. Both cases were referred to
Mr.. kellock, the Superintendent OF Outdoor fsor.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-22

posr.OrrfcE M.rTERs.-Several removals have
been made in The PoH-Ofice, by Postmaster Wake
man. aud the vacancies filed by soand Republican,
The Office of Assistant Cashier ia 81 500 slneeure
occupied by Mr.. A. II. X. Kertlsrd, b" been
abolished. A further changes may be made, even
among the newly appointed men, the Postmaster de-
cnes giving any names at present
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
RICHMOND WING,
an. Dany whiE IN RieA@Ona-Pay sAs Car

The Daily Ahix IN hleAnOna-Fay AAe Car
rAern.
The great demand for the DALT WUs within the city,
as well By regular a. BY :zalent readers and the diff
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying bch Ssss of readers,
b. = carrying system adapted only 20 flee subscrp-
lions have induced rs to resort to Tire only tsaSihH
mode Of managing AFss .Ss from this date, there
Of prepayment .2jks for the WHrl to be left within the
ios' 40 q taken St this Office AID all persons indebted
81 subscription to the present time, within the city, are
requested 70 call at the oiee and settle their accounts
Tbs Carriers viii Of course, continue to deliver the pa
per 70 the present sabora and receive pay for the
same At the rate o. 6esa cents per week The public
wiz nov understand tia: eli restriction upon the sale OF
she WIo by Carriers within the city is removed, and
tha, al So want it may buy from the Carriers or have
is e for them at their residences places Of business
September l5tb, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

INSURANCE UEFlGEo 0O.
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME'
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
foyUor ooRNER OF MAIN AND ELrvEHTH srkkhf''
,r,, hit. n.r,ou. for If. or for sfsm Ofy.. and savs
Ior one or more (not exceeding four years
o. $500 Commando having made known hen nIe1non
,,nnd,ate the policies fellow sno nay y - ..,.
defence h homes either p and sso ~ scushs
tn.ng 81. By thsn oushi 81 once 70 cancel hs
containing he nsossary information are urnhsd hs
0n0s VI N' S'S' SAMUEL J. HARRIson President
J. ADAIR PLEAsAETs, Secretary.
BILn BuHvul, n. D, Medical Examiner.
J. B. MooAv n. D., Committing Physican-
Rosoon D. Hllrr, Legal Adviser. %
INSU RANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Comply.
ORice Company;s New Building,
No. 1873 Main Street, Rch'd, Va.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
SURPLUS
NHs old Institution ohArered BY the Legslaiure Of VIZ
gnA In 1897 continues TO Insure, IL city and country,
perry Sea rt on 6ps and cssSs snd fs on Inland
porao taken to al PArs Of the world A reasonable rates Of
The very liberal share Of publ, patronage which has long
received operates In rsurn liberal and prompt settlement Of
claims, which has been Its pleasure 70 observe
Farmers Merchants Citizens generally, be referred 70
parties already insured In this Company In over any counties In
By letter or otherwise 70 The President
" DIREoToRA
Jos Allen, il wadsuortA, Geo. w. Smith,
". L. CoEArdln, Vim. Beers, p oullen ~ D.,
H. l. Kent, Thomas samson, B. L. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, O. ". Purcell, Z II. hauy,
A. K Parker, Jos- P. Winston, Samuel z. Lathrop,
Ias. A. Ialoea, Il. A. Claiborne
". L ooWARDIN, President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
- TO HEADS OF DEPART

49, TO EADS OF DEPART
ENA HESrS AND AsSISrA., ~ would beg 70 Invite The
Ateal e. e HsAd Of Departments Of The various branches Of
the OF TIE Confederate In Richmond, to
cry, Envelopes, Riank Rooks, Sc., which l vii
frrull hen 81 ar prices.
Having attached y ny ss,ssHSh,eat sHtsnVe Bnds
prepared Bndag and the manufacture CT
BanE Boo, q STu0 assrGon 10 Tie bt manner, and Al The
love-, prices A. NORRIS
Publisher and Bookseller,
- ~ Main street. Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
APEEE, 1861.

DRY GOODS.
ATERoHkNrs v.s,g hls ciy a VieS Of as-d PureSasl
lN .s ss2ectfiy solicited 70 examine cur ccS Of DRY
GOOD5- We odsr for sale:
so baes Brown shee-ng1 and shlrt-SA
DO Osrsb1rgs,
20 cas- BlsAcAe 81 sAest1y5 sad sh!-SagA
5, bA-s Plaid and ssrps3 OtnAb1Ssl
So Piscs stiped and ellJd EenssncS, for SsryAsA
81 sAlss Icking1,
10 Dsalzs A., stsiPSi sAhtnn.
IsJ csacs Eli.lE Prlatl,
Costolzdoa,
20 Col0red CaHabriaL
IS " Hez:e-ky Jeans and rEsedL
AL Of Heavy ADD Ple Lnsna Tor
E.- Ja-trcs IIsA HlenA LAVA RAn, Stpd and EnhroE
s-rI -- pnPgnl Cotha CAEsinsres ysr,lnya A.,
:. I'll eel ys-g AeAp 70 DE prcrpt trade
MET 1 pRETSY.
~. IL PsAF' slre-s
E..nr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
RAILROADS, SG.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
6WEMFZ En-
Richmond 81 Petersburg r. X.
Naud after Monday the February hs rans over this
" road will run a. follows:
nAn TRLn,
Leave Richmond AS daily, and Petersburg 81 se N
Leave Richm.nd dSf y n ri esff9s.oDAIIos ThAn.
p. m, And Petersburg ~ SOS, .. 40
The Mail TIa wsOS only At Half Way Station Chester and
Port Wathall Jdncu n.
az Travellers viii they are required to show
the Governor other authorised person.
they can leave the city by this road. =. II. GILL,
fe2l General supt
RlCBMOHD AND DAHVILLE RAILROAD.
- .lzsI 49, q
sUPERINTENDENT's oEPIoE
RICHMOND, March n, IS g
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE SOUTH AND soUTH.Wisr
RIOHkOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD.
ON and amer SUNDAY, March 9th, the Passenger Trains viii
" a. follows:
Nal IGln sayes Richmond daily (sundAys nelude Al
a. sunday the Train goes 70 e ong eonneas
hee N Inc rSns hide Railroad for the South and
nS rsinIeAyes Danvie daily (e1cept Sundays q, $50 A. H.
and reaches Richrond 81 5.2) p. Il.
On snGay tneEe viii be Mall Train fou Burkesvie Rich
on leaving Burkesve the arrival OF the Train nom TIE
south Nd NJ, and reaching Richmond ~
Trsn from Richmond connects Burkeyis with the Trains
IN she South Railroad for Lynchburg, and hs South Wsi
daily. IA, a., ..,
T6s DAnvEe connects al Burkesys With the South
Side railroad trains for Petersburg and Norfolk.
Through Tickets be oeured and Baggage viii be checked
through % the following Points a..,u..,,,
Chattanooga, Bristol henPhh,
Atlanta, Dalton, Nleksourg ana
no9O-H supertnIendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
MINT = JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia,
crEERAL CGHMISSIOH AERCAAETS,
-. ~ t,e sale o. MAAAhctsrsd and smoking tobacco
5000 pasElres aovto sale. 'ss0a
1900 Republican, Stanton Spectator, and Freder
st,eary Ness vl copy n1s AID see9 e % WING ONE
ICUyNL a NOR ON,S "aoRSE r1N1N, FSiG
ilIaproVing the Condition OF Horses sno
60 gnr taeri appetite and Relieving t1el OF Sss
= -, 1it.toa11 and DEtcmper, and Al Diseases
= $50 s,rg subject iatern dy Ibis Horse Tonic gives
49, "A a1,-tts osy coat Of hai- and can oe len On Ae
Ssai il poved sltaout IA tlhng back 70 BIS trsi poor
-. sp h A.. b.-n assd eEtsasyely taee ~ n,rodaenoa
49, l years a. city and al paris OF he STATE OF VI
go S5-h Nar5aA Aat IN almost every quarter o.
- fig,,-a-l he demand q steadily inere'nns.
T H9rss Csa gwen ualysrsA Satisfaction As tA 4 We
,-s,hsr n. 5sea 70 Ascerln can be oogined W
pFt4''A 3. n.,rf...r,r.r
NJ LIrARH GAGS! aiiitsry caps! 90
vi DJOLEf 5rss, Wholesale All HtN " me autarJ
- Pa5lc g-neras bis large Gock Of Home Manufactured
0s Grey Ba- and Black OAiet and Fatigue style CAPS car
b. !. ~ n favorable teras As 10 ny ely
n h soala Partcais ausaoa desired - NE blAak Military
" IA h he haest Fable A11 WAracs Gap noE uaaDfsc
cared HRlg hsal sSoi sessy u tlek NJ nAn-iHeaS
of D., t.s ~ Wloi'sAe and SetAl pale I'll be eonSnu
ii JDHS DJO.sS 40 81 Aln Street, GcI 1rnd, Va, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

aAaUEACEUR&Rs
SAVINGS BANK.
saARTRRkD By TEE LEGlSLt URE OF VIRGINIA.
TyaIS INSTITUTION vii receive Dspos,es on which IN
Interest per per paid en- all sums remain
nE on depoe longer than Months and ave cent when
remaining shorter period
,sres and al The BANKING Hous Of H. hLulI Co., corner Of
Nor 40 wan grss,G G. WORKMAN, President
D. BAKL7, Jr., Secretary.
O. J. nEfoh. Treasurer.
RIRnOTsRs.
L. L Maury, Nn rAylof,
inc. II. GreAn1f, Oornenut grew
Jas. n Talbou, Nu Holt Nohard1sAs
Hirau NJ Srith, A. W. Conant,
m g. Turpln, No. J, Christian,
ohAL Talboii.i N.b Ross,
Arson RichArds Franklin stsarnk,
kIohucnd, 18Th eepisubsr 1854. re0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
DOGG ErT q. ANEBEEEsCN,
r.nmnnN-nn rrrurNn

NJ ..,lynz TO- he ran Trade CarpeulE Oh Cloths, Ha
"a aS 11=Ala Gsol oornsea AID Banda, NindoS shAi''
gr nsla Has AID Mos, fer sale a. loN prices
, ars and NAitrssle1 made V order a. thort no.
@ sa2sr hanging soma n s dS or eosay By daPor Vsrs
70
re- cmE FARuERs Of tlN0IN1a
.r.ton between he a5rthern and soahs States hAv
asd5actus permanent yoa s IN great MEASURE,
D. -g-1.sd % supply ne s1A ~ bStIsA 80 1AsnS eesn
- - sHteas ggiy cr may yeAs 10 hAt1e Of baslnsU take
m 5srty sg he prop sty Of eeAas your Butter vel
e oEkiaS and ais OF p1t1g sP In tubs larger Al N Top
n ne toic send E-kei soon afes packas - yoa
-eby ssr IE5gd be 7e5cl rec i've On eoaasneat O.
t-aoEaz thc Eiyheis nArket pice and ss deal
o-f-ig eL. III urnsh go'ds A. the louesi kei PF
ga rr cash pruapy FOR EeAtever seat
-saaf-. a h 70 The Interest o. both the Arner
A. z- - myssE tsolI ga % receive any cae- country
15l- b-I NJ pgn pA object 70 cal yea particular Aiten
a 70 Bu ssg Large upplei have been sai heretofore
d ias soGh r0a 0 shni make an aEnshh our
s.. I've 40 reference ron TIE fact that have been engaged
n s5ylne5 - y city fos ts lNlt tasdys yez All az y a
sAHpSOS JONES, AgsnL
Gro-er Ard Conn,s ion hereANnb
-r,-ass Cor Kan and 9ta SIS. Nch~a-d Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

SPECIAL notice the city and country people want Of any
- COCOA would DO Wellby calling At Nc. q Main street.
very large Of Prints Lawns, JAconets Organ
ds plain B4rsges, black and colorsd Silks ehavs
and blsAehed and brown shifting and sheeng, Cas
sres Kentucky Jeans striped and domestic for men and
ssryants Ladies' Caters Morocco, KID and Caskn Shoes
sses and Ohdren ahoes, VI size and quality hne
AID Gotten Goods for And boys Ladies SIN and Lie Ihrdse
- cents; Ms SIX so Linen Bossrs ~ 8
cent? sA Linen IS 8IN aud 50 cenis ParaSols, plain
and ttrpsi IS eents; sVs Cambria and JGeonet AIn
rink white TaceAn shng Low prices; the nne
Cambria worked Bands and ColArS, Al cost All those good
above AMI great many too Numerous 70 mention oner io
without charging more they bought before ne
hard times had commenced, Be careful that cone 10 Ae
right place, No. 81 Main sLtsL -
nyn JOSEPH SrhAUan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

SOUTH-sEDE RAILROAD.
an ANDARTBR MONDAY ThE22d AU- fsx
" gust tle pAssenger Trains, Will ran as follows: eA
RkOh PIrE2sbURa To LYhOHBURG.
Mall Trail stEr daily 81 $50 Il, reaches LJnehburs Aiiss
Pm.
Passenger Train daily szosP, Sundays, al G p r.,
reaches Ign isbuTg EIl2sSO A. n
FROM LYHCH3UR6 TO PITLRsBU2G.
AATrAin start daily Al II A n, reaches keseEsoarg as
Passenger TrrI 5tars daily except sundAys al 1910 T.,
reaches PsgeSourg a. $50 A. N.
With daily trains 10 the SPRING. Knox
lille NASHVILLE, Memphis, 4e, 10 New Orleans.
This The shortest and most expeditions route 70 AL para
Of AbsmA Mississippi Arkansas and Texas
The Train leaves Petersburg daily except snndayt Al
IA ~ and Eoon, and City Point At $50 A. ~ and lsO L.
aErA ESaI % and zen al s steam packets when Ne
Il. D. RlRD,
GAnsrsi srp e-trleL AAnl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

DISSOLUTIJ- or CO-PGRThEaShIP.
TTVHE Co-PArtnsrShlp Of Cl2rksOn, Anderson q Co..
dissolved July LIST BY mutual consent J. A. oLARE-
will settle the business though o partner will sign N hqu
dAton The book and accounts b. found al the once OF
oArksoa Co., Ne Ice Main EIssl ..o
I'M An ERsoH,
auS-d u. BR0WnkAL
NOTICE.
Nanl asf ,hs dals our ale, WI be fer CASE payable
I J uitsIn thIrtT day1 OLARKsON 4 co.,
ana No lee rect.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENIIAL SUPERIHTENDESTs oYRICE,
RICHMOND, Juy slsi, 1851
Notice TO Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at Sanas
saS, stanton, &C., &c.
ERNHE practice Of sending large packages ~ The N T-ln
becoming so burdensome the Train causing Ia
that Ind necessary TO caution persons 10 oALus hcs
very small pSekEge they Will the rnk Of te ss,o ian,
bsIidsJ being subject 70 sIsrsIs charges. -
L. D. WELCOME
Aua General sup crtntesdeDt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-14
% FUE FARuERs of VIRGINIA.
VEW MOTION HUUsE,

FOR THE SALE or NEdROEA
gF aasre1 Ibis AZ c01encet The Auction bz3inea1,
flr h sa.s o. NsGE1Es a The AaLon Room IN FrAnkin
tt---.. EgL1ly 1-ea8Isl ~ BsrTs a GRE6ORY.
Ne - " S--oet Noh publicly aad prvAtely and tolets ne
ps'r-r lgN aad he pgshc generally. De pledses his
y Interest Of hs patrons, and nAttera hsei
- rc BIS Iolg experience 10 he trate he viii be enabled 10
eSts So srhest Prc He I'll nAfs heerA advances
o. ~ p p-rty 10 hAld-a1d prepared 10 board peJuoss
~ u ds trade Aai Eso q cir IcryAnthayag ample Accom-
h. .AlCaI To- b1.s- rtOhks,
A--lls,A ISL
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-03
New Financial Scheme.

1t is affirmed that Secretary Chase, in his
next report to Congress, will recommend
the substitution of Government notes for
bank currency, by taxing the latter, and
making provision for the circulation, through
the banks. of the former. =
This canrot but be satisfactory to the
people. We cannot have a safer circulating
medium than that, tho basis of which is the
faith Of the Government. Gold is out Of
the question:. We must resort to paper.
Now the question is, what kind of paper
shall We have The maximum valuation
of currency is the value of the pledged faith
Of the Government. Our very best banks
are based upon that, while very many o.
them come far below it. Much Of the cur.
rency now in circulation is not az good as
the Government notes, by at least twenty
per cent.
Now then we say, let us have the best
that can be had. We believe the Govern.
ment, though pressed on every side, is yet
an hundred fold better than any individual
in the country. The faith of the twenty
million Of people is pledged for the payment
ofevery dollar promised by the Govern ent
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-03
Foreign Intervention.

A movement looking towards mediation
in the affairs Of this Government has been
started in France. The French Govern.
ment made a proposition to England to
unite in an offer Of friendly mediation
England rejected the offer, being satisfied
that no such mediation would be accepted
by the American Government. Lord Rus.
sci, in his reply stated, however, that the
English Government would watch CLOSELY
the progress Of opinion in America, and il
any change takes place, such As to give hope
Of success, that nation would embrace such
opportunity TO join France in an offer o,
friendly counsel to the con.ending parties.
'fhus tho matter rests for the present. But
the ball now fairly started will not long be
allowed to remain inactive. Unless circum-
stances shall transpire in this country soon,
that will give reasonable assurance to for,
eign powers that the Government will GER.
tanly, at no remote period, BE- able to con-
9usr the rebellion, France and England will
both, interfere. Let ths work now in pro.
gress then, be done quickly and we'll, and all
will b. we'll. ~ &c 81: ~...