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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
Az ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE PRESIDENT 70 CONFER TEN
PORARY RANK AND COMMAND or oHFLoEss oR THE Ma.

PORARY RANK AND COMMAND on 0YFloERs oR TIE Ma
VI, DOING DUTY WIrr TRCOPS.l Dr.. .. ..H.
sErrosi Tne CongesJ tfpe coaeirAte States Of AmecS,
DO IN iNth Pende1t BE- and he hereby, authorized
csner orde-e % DO duty shore with
troop nel temporary military rank and eommAni and with
such ntst oai and restrictions he may proper.
sp Any oncer OF The navy Nhou military rank and
be conferred IN virtue Of foregoing ssciin
bic nk IN the and shall be ented ony 10 the
iam paw And emolueu that he would have received SAGA
rank and e'uin and Rad been conferred on rim
Appsovel, Dec. "a 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

AN ACrFO AUrHCAIzs fHR APPOINTMENT OF CHIRp BU
GLERs ANR PaINClRAL MUSICIANS TO REGIhKNfs M
TaK PROVISIONAL Army. .I. I'D
TIE Conges' ConfderAie States Of lerol do enact
mAt Prc0a b, aud ie hereby, authorized to appoints
Chsf Her Principal husn, according corps, cash
RsEiuaent Ia the Provisional Army. Il .t. ...ta
AnLroNed Des. 10 lsl. !.
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No. 2g4N


AN ACT TO KNABLS rHE STATE OF MISSOURI TO ELECT
MENBEds Of TaE H0UsE W REPRESENTATIVES,
me oOng Of the o0ndsrats saa Of AmersA do enact As
follows: -.. rFr 10 u .
seeloa l. In ease The state o, Missouri shall adopt and ray
TIE Conauton er the permanent Government Ol The Conedy
abe tle for holding ts state the Brt
eeun VI e donss q kep ssntaves In the Con
aid conedate States unde; BAa Consuuoa Ahah be
agnAted b. the legislature Of said state which
shall be conducted n all respees according tAe Con
0n aad the law of then In force that
provision BY Sh have been made for sueh eeeaou
then according the Laws heretofore existing therein, for the ec
an of nembesO TIE House Of Representatives In hs CoAgrsI
VI he United states .a ..'. r.a II. s... !.
see The " Missouri shall be enied elect thirteen
ehQgA TIE house OF representatives, the icing
he ~ OF menDer for every nnety h0aand representative
pOPul.uon, and sddonE meuber for fraedop over
lnehaR the ratio Aforesaid The ei the Uaied
ss takea IN Eighteen Hundred aud sixty being The
hxed te original Ia SAID
Constellation foT pc mahsnt GoVernmenL
Approved, Nov. y, 1851
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sr.otUross OF rH,SKs f 70 ~ sl,ossrrsAL IroSIpi

REVOLUTIONS OP rHLNKS TO MiinR lSrSTRAL LE0SIDAs
POLK HRiaAnlEa GENERAL GI9RDN J. PILLOW, ERIGA-
DlgsGUNERAL BVSJAHIS Z ChEAr An, ASp THE Or
FICEBS sND sOLDlAS CNSRR THuR COMMAND, POR
GALLANT ASD DISrtN OCIsiiED SEkNICES IN rHE PREs-
FNr WA2
whsreaa Uf Providence Of Gsd the vslar - the sd
Moderate has addsd another srogs victory
helmoh Ia te state % Missouri the seyunth Jay
November lt 90 tose aicA hat bse saccuay Yoneh
saea 70 our aru whereby redal u oloba the ata
Ksnyky has ben pregene and I've c1nte npavd descent
ot he enemy town th river sr Ay stayed; EhsEs
fore
re h resolved ~ c2avre o. the Confederate siAss Of
Amsgiea Iha hAnk ~ C5agss are ro the-y eldsrsd
% Mao -aei Leot Polk, hrg, dierensnAl Gdenn R
E General Benz min CheAam, and The ems an
sol tlr gazut counan desperate ttCy
snstsi1ng tor sevssl uss and uur M . ds
4avAtareoas crcumstAoc AtAk by f5icto tie emmy
sty supsr oz both In nuubers and aVponins
ne Esu and gany BY vheh th conyeei vhas Al
threAtus1 much disaster inio truupa Ant victory
Rcsas thir sJaton iateu ed 70 eKpEest
shat believed be grateful and adulrng sentiment " We
Whole pe ,3le oftie Con etrracy.
Resolved rlat thy Be comuu-cA,ed o tbs nands
= Maor Pak BfstrisrGesersl Pillow AAd Rg adler
ens CAsAhA by the proper DePArGsnt Oi iAs Oysrnsn
Approved, Dec. 3, ls6.. .#. ..t.
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crro AufuOuzg THE I syI SECRETARY or wARro ar.

An ACT TO AUfnoRiZB THE SFC2ErARY or WAR TO Ap-
POtNr AN ASSISTANT
seA l. The concs Of the States Of America DO
enact abe Secretary Of War be and he h hereby ruhorE
and empoReied appoint astEnt shall be known
As the secretary War shah perform such duties
asmAy ASHAMED hin BY The eecretky and receive
saon services three hoasaad dollars
Approved Des TO- lS6l.
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INo. 9sal
RESOLUTION Fos TaE "a EIIsP .i oE rus aLUuBERrOy

A RESOLUTION POs TAI RELlgP Or FHR "LUMBERrON
6tARDs," (eoApAsY NJ sEcoSD RE6IM Ant NORTH Ca &
OIINA VOLUNTEERS
wheySA sgpeSTs has che Company oVolanteer kno.n As
O. y ofe second Reg North OATohas ioldteers,
ssing $ sens ?ont Vrg hsVinS organize
prior tae AaoR % The % ROrth Carona nto Cor
deracy euled for he period Of sE months ony and has
been ertoueoa hroed or The period OF twelve months
solre ~ the Congress the Confederate states Of Auca
that the Prednt be- aud hereby authorized discharge
the said Company th expiration OF six months fron t peo1
uhen they IN Ali mustered into the eTycs OF Noh
CAruna aceodlng the Of her enlistment Aforesaid
Approved, Dee. 4, ls6i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

an ACT FOR rHE TMFLoTaENP OF LGUNDEEssEs IN MIL
IARY HOSPITALS

The Coane Of e Cone ieais staeI of America do eaae
t sat Of tie dr,e aihary H0sp!gaste -
thev az lee,y Aeihozed enpoy L.uadesssS for hr "
oldi- a such rA'es and saeh nuees as ta'
be ptglcribei by ie War Departaeai.
Approved, reo 7, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

A RESOLUTION TO MAKE AN ADVANCE TO THU STATE OF
snUTH CAROLINA, ON ACJOUNT oR HER CLAIMS AGAINST
TIE OQNFEDERsTE STATES. 10 Ia. M rfI.uU
The Congress Of derate States OF America do resolve
That t o. hund AID hty thousand collars be- and
Is, hereoy apoTop ia.ed A1v1nos account OF
claims OF state soeta Oarona up the 90 Iderate
sAtss that The be paid such person
thozed by the Legislature Of South CaronA 70 receive the
fU ..
Approved, Dec. II, 1851.
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RICHMOND rVA MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 10, 1852.
sAct TO DIVIDE THE STATE cr rrssr.srp mo THREE

NACf TO DIVIDE THE STATE cP TENNEssEn INTO THREE
f'ri Z 81. : 1r JUDIDIAL DISTRICT 40 sIr...
The c5ngtess hv Confederate Stats Of America 90
enact the state Tenntssee shah corsute three judicial
si danoniuGid .hs Ess.er Middle and Western Dis.
tets Of ~hsh shA be- the as the
deaaisd BY he laws o. the Und States. before he separation
Of sad ktal irou the Union. h $500. ..
sec fhsr ,hl be- as hsreof5re one District Jadge for the
whole who duty saAn no tso tms Of Ceurs
every year n Oyons Dstr At the times and
places prescribed BY Law At the the withdrew IRON the
Uned states. i's io.f-44 ct t.N
shall be the duty Of the President Of the Confederate
ses app ns nAishI and attorney, for each Of said D'
EiciL
A,prsved, Dec. ls, 1851. tgl,-. 3 q
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aEs.LUuos o. raAsSs s' IS 81. lJon eESEaAlsrEanN

A RZsoLUFION oF THARKs 70 MAJOR GENERAL STERLING
PRiCk AND 10 rHE OFfICsRS AND sULDIkRs UNDtR HIS
COMMAND. FoS GALLANT ASD MkRIrORIoUs CONDCCt
IN faE PsESRST WAR
BE Resolved By The Con s Ae Confederate States o.
Ave ca That The hA-hs ots people Of hs coudAts States
EN- nsH ADD are s=reby MAOrusnerA Ste
1c Price the Nlsoust Army Ia ouanan the ga
lant eonpct y Aspayed throughout sr sese IN the
present a A especially f0s h SKIN !oade and courage by
HI ary galel The brilliant acasyrgleat - ex gson, Msou
~ rssung TIE twentieth & u september last tAr rsdsc
doa ofhaosn Aad As 1rsader Of ihe entire sderal Array
there enployei.
hartf solyed TAA copy Of this RssolutiSn he
munl Sts y h Prese1 20 General Price, through h
&c Auiy thea an5sr ne command.
ApPTSVed, Dec. 5. 1851.
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No q9ll

An ACT TO ADMIT WIS STATE OF MISSOURI INTO THE
CONREDERACY, as A hEMBkR or rdE CONfLDERATs
STATES W AMERlCA. ..tTfl4 ii.s" .--'A
Tne ongress OF s Confederate States Of America Do enact
That Of Msoud ana HEREBY aanltted meu
Der CondsAte stses % America npon sqas footing
Of OohfederAcy the Consiaon
ofthe provisional Government OF the same.
Approved, Nov. Ks. 1891. rcI .r e-. 80 .at t t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

AIIO II y EN AT LA W.
lDgsOFIoEsh N an ne C.ass o. ne counties o Eesoa and
AahguL us Iii at-a1 any Law husines1 entgusied e
H. IN ne algscsui c1zutlsL
~ Aldss ~ Rive wa-sho1ssP. O, Essoa Co, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
A (ET AUrHoArrT)
Crs or COrGR EsS or rHR CONFEDg-
"A RATE STATES. PASSED AT rus WITH SESSION.

A RESOLUTION AUTHoRizsNG TEE FKAEsFEz OF FUNDS
T. -. - 10 F0KEIGN PARTS. 81 Nn I..atr,,ruH ID
Rssed By hs Congress OF the Confederate States Of Amsr
secretary Of We Treasury be AahOzed 70 transfer
deposit The hands Of any orega Banker, such
amoaatof uoRs5 exceeding as % dohus as the
reqae aud that be b aataorz 81 ake
IN by remittance o. bls ShPmsnl Of produce as he
may deem most advantageous
Approved, Nov. 70. 1Sol. Do '.iil 1rl..' '.- 20
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unss spsossa o. s assasp Prsvoay asFssd upOa Be
iuesu the parties
Al aveent not l.Srk-d tAs copy for EPsces3 nzE-
- tase s bs eouiasea Until ordered s -a pay ani
unactct sccor.tngiy.
y- g1sclas A65EErnEr11Ta aye5 az nlzuadsstsudins
On he pSrt tr Aunu Adys "a pEop 70 STATE dsfisoty,
Nst .r Py,sg4 ~ s>so = y tarLr unsas oeaness ksA
a.lhl1a c'.alse, and % Nry.aaoI-
~ Estate aud GeeerA Agent AdVzL1gaeas not 70 Be
Essd ~ ycar be chgec st a GsA rael taeieei
9alah Mlcouns a. taaA be agrsel sP9A
" Books-las aaf F-a4s sfl slt generally engaging ore
~ ls.1 sas tAe privilege Of change shall not on her
S.ly svssage in ~ Insert tan ne so-eat
Ss1ci uqol rule an Der ne contract and al ezcee
al q sa1h aroanttc D. chLryti az the 1sual rates.
AlveFt.rcr-rnis erted E he Sc Weekly hhig a. Is cent
- aqaa-e nes r tne orai us4 and so cena
- ssaa-s -1cfnlanr-. m ge-ky, : cenfA
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LAW CARDS.
8. Isas1gf. nN NAhAa.
hERFOOT & WALLER,
4, --r.,t,rl rysr- am p.GH~.uraneS ap KAW

4 R-fr1uft Nierior ;o Cc-cc-or AID Laat ClArs.
ssge.zsCl..-Ssi,1ti u aa-lagt Amherst g. y, Va; Joh
g,3pson - AuI s.xl c g. Va; GlFia1l OasstAh, Lyael
liars Va; Mosisy Speel, d. JVS2g y n BaEford, palA
Isr.- Heu 81 q u--rril !, mk3o-dAsly
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PARLE PNINnCNNER,

ATT OR EN AT LAW.
k,tcbRoRd city, Va
gas4a rr--e IL n .he Ce-z-s hel n ne Gu q. cAnont
NJ a-th8 .oa-i-s OF C1esls.si 3lfs al PavaalSr.
b. Cd, -Ae cor- oft, tt sa3 AAa s,Ise,s, he
4 =. rf N'as sNfrrA GA ds2o-ly
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U, afEVH F8ON RiE0WN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ENsTACE GlRg0X

WILL brsccs 70 - clr % she ces o Rehmond Nad p
w tsasary. s1l e ccl1;us a AraTi,o AIl Casier3s.
L l.l.I-. n..E. II. -e-. slAI. U u a..-L
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ROOKs AND STATIONERY = .,v,,

NvOOL q RTS, "a No 4 EsalIard House jest is-
w csed 100 ioz Vol Hats % 0as aiss, for sale ae-
a. '--ls -' JOHN rHoNPsoN
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DECEMBER 1851. DECEMBER 1851
DRUGS, mEDICIN ES, &e.

yCONCENTRArED LXE.-s oli's On az, 9I ~: e Sy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

WHISKY -loa hhls whisky, Of virginia Mountain rau
w os d Twelve years 1l largest and tnes stock In thiI
t-fr fr4rr-r of Pearl ard Cary rtra-ts
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Alto RN ia aV LAW.
VUlLL PshcJ5sf 2 ,es gOsss q Gnss, Mercer. Monroe
W Nlrg s.f 81 F1t Ald sii eoisei Aad reri pane
t..f. ~ II .sls r.a-td lc hia ha1ds.
'fast lrcs Grel C15ri h7ul-, Va lylT-
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PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
PRINTED BY order Of .hs H9ass q Eepr=-eata,re,
MAJORITY REPORT

OP TuE Co,,.iTTEE OF THE BILL To Lre,LIzr
Dr-ILLAIIOS.
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spite Of those laws; and 80 they will continue to DO,
- long a those laws figure on the statute book, a
monument Of uarrow-mindei, and mistaken legisla-
ton.
But II distillatign we're allowed On these islands.
would its products. under suitable regulation Ind
their way amongst the natives. The undersigned
contends that they would not for common sense and
universal experience SNOW Us that no man i 50 gen.
erous Of his property as to gratuitously distribute it
among his neIghOOrs; and, for the sake Of argument,
rsking for granted, that the people themselves are
universally addicted 10 drunkenness. such distribu-
ton, whether on a large or small scale, whether
grdtuitOus, or Tor = consideration, could not fail 10
entail a visit of the police, aUd an application Of the
penalty provided for the Commission Of the oTcnse.
The undersigned goes further and contends that,
i, under proper regulations, the prohibition Of using
these Commodities were taken from the natives, their
strength u character, self reliance, and self respect
would increase: the h.nkering after these forbidden
goods and the demoralizing methods Of obtaining
and INDUCING in them would cease, and the effect on
their habits and morals generally would DC beneficial;
some Irregularities, undoubtedly would occur, but
certainly not nearly 30 great, or 50 numerous, as
those, which under the repressive system VI legisia-
ton hat has 20 long obtained, have now gone far 10
destroy this nation.
GODFREY RHODES.
.Hiq1rify " n to report en- The BU to
Legaii=e DiStiiatiOH.
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4 Trade a Fortune.

If parents would consider the welfare and
happiness Of their children, they would choose the
yirtuOus mechanic, farmer, or honest trader, as
companions and helpnates, instead Of the rich,
who, aside from their Iacoue, have no means of
subsistence. How often does this question arise
and from parents, in choosing Companions and
suitOrs for their daughters. " Is he rich - If
the daughter answers, - Yes, he Is rich, he is a
gentleman, neat in his dress, and can live with
out work, - the parents are pleased. Not many
years ago, a Polish lady, Of plebian birth. but Of
exceeding beauty and accomplishment. won the
affections Of a young nobleman, who, having her
consent, solicited her from her father in mar
riage, and was refused. We may easily imagine
the establishment Of the nobleman.
:" Am l not said. he =. of sufficient rank to
aspire u your daughters hand - You are
undoubtedly the best blood in Poland replied
the father.
And my fortune and reputation" continued
the Nobleman. " are they not -"
- Your estate is magnificent said the father,
- and your conduct irreproachable.'
"Then, having your daughters consent, should
| expect a refusal - said the n~obleman. This,
sir, : replied the father, Is my only child, and
her happiness Is the chief concern of my life. All
the possessions Of fortune are precarious what
Fortune gives, at her caprices she takes away.
| see no security of Independence and comfortable
living for Il wife but one; in a word, | am rosolv-
ed that no one shall he the husband Of my
daughter who Is not at the same time master of n
trade
The nobleman bowed and retired silently. \
year or Two afterwards the father was sitting at
the door, and saw approaching the house. wagons
laden with baskets, and at the head Of the caval-
cade Il person in the dress of a basket maker.
And who do you suppose it was? The former
suitor of his daughter the nobleman had turned
basket maker. lie was now master of a trade,
and brought the wares made by his hands for
inspection, and a certificate from his employer in
testimony Of his skill. The. conditions being full
filled, no further obstacle was opposed to the
marriage.
But the story is not yet done The revolution
came fortunes were plundered, and lords were
scattered as chafF before the four winds of heaven.
Kings became beggars-some of them teachers
but the noble Pole supported his wife and her
father in the iniirmities Of age by his basket
making industry.
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The MosT MUNIFICENT DONATION EVER MADE.
The recent God-like charitable -bestowment Of
the eminent American Banker, George Peabody,
Esq. of London, Of $50, 900 for the poor of that
great metropolis. can with truth and p~ropriety be
gift, three quarters ef a million Of doHarS' and this
sum not for a purpose that could in any way bring
q return 20 this noble mans Golfers (for he Is one
of Gods noblemenl, but for the poor. the desti-
tutc, and the down trodden of the city of London.
This gift, TOO, has been 50 wisely disposed, placed
in the hands Of distinguished men whose names
and position are Il guaranty that the poor will re-
ceive the blessing intended for them. They will
be fed and clothed, visited and cared for. This
gift 50 extraordinary shows by its muniicence,
that the heart Of the giyer comprehended the mag
nitude of the distress that exists in that mighty
city, and feeling a desire u offer rial rcfcf he
made tile gift commensurate with that distress.
\ gift, which for d!sintere>tcdness and true great
ness, has no parallel in the worlds history.
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: I.SO

4 fine and well selected assortment of
Hardware
stationery
Glass ware
Agricultural implements
Tin waIe
Wooden ware
Paints. oil and glass
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advertisements.

UNDE
HAVE ON HAND AND FOR
SALE At MODERATE RATES,
A LARGE STOCK OF
MERCHANDISE! !!
AMONGST WHICH ARE
Dry Goods.
Fancy Prints Of a great variety ofstyles and c~olors.
Mourning Prints,
Two-blue Prints.
Indigo Blue Cottons,
Dyed Cottons,
Denims,
Minute Pattern Turkey red and yellow Prints
White ground MuSlins, small patterns,
- L" medium Z"
Brilliants small and medium patterns,
Black and White tape check Muslins,
Plain Turkey Red Cloth,
Cotton handkerchief
Cotton S~heeting,
White Cotton Drills,
Victoria Lawns,
bNHAl'hS,
Drab Moleskin.
\ great variety of Cotton Trowserings,
Plain Black Silk.
Fancy figured Silks,
Pure SILK Haadkerehiei..
Sewing SIX,
Embroidered silk figured Alpaoas
Fine black Alpacas,
Black and colored figured Lustres,
Plain colored Lustres,
superhne black and blue Cloth
superfne black Cashmere,
Plain blue Flannel,
Back satinett,
Common black and blue Cloth,
Black and fancy Doesbrs and mixed Trowserings
White Blankets, all sizes,
Blue Blankets, all sizes,
Scarlet Blankets, all sizes,
Common Blankets. for horse cloth,
Brussels and velvet Competing,
Railway Rugs,
Velvet Rugs.
woo!Ien PIafds,
LINEN -
Huckaback Towels and Towelng,
Linen uandkerchiefs,
Plain white and fancy Linen Drills,
Brown Holland.
Clothing. Shirts, Shoes, &c.
Black Cloth Pants, best Pilot Jackets, common do
Blu serge Shirts Of all qualities,
Woollen Uniershirts, wors,ed Stockings,
White Shirts, assorted; Regatta Shirts,
Assorted qualities Of Felt Hats,
Ladies Riding Hats. Oxford tie Shoes.
Children's Boots and Shoes, Crimean Boots.
Sup. cotton half hose, embr. cotton Overshirts.
Groceries.
Brown Soap, Pickles, Pie Fruits, Sauces, Mustard, Salad Oh
Scotch Oatmeal, fancy Biscuits, Olives, Capers, Jams,
Cauives, candied Peel, Bloater Paste, table Salt, Currie Powd4
Ks TEA:
Currants, Blue, Starch, Marking Ink sridltz Powder.
SunIries.
Best English Saddles, Common do. Penon Rugs,
Boiled Linseed Oil, cotton Umbrellas, SIX Umbrellas,
Hughes & Jones' Perfu1nery,
Musk, Essence OF Sandal Wood, Windsor Soap,
s~arsarariua, nests Tubs, Fencing Wire, Hoop Iron
Anchors and Chains,
Bar Iron, assorted; Boiler Plate, Iron Safes, Crow Bars,
Tn Plate. &c and TX, brigh, Iron Wire, Sheet Lead
Sets Sugar Pans,
Mobiles & IIcare's assorted Yarnishes,
RosKELL's WATCHES, gold and silver.
EEQUOEgS.
Bottled Ale and Porter, various brands,
Draught Ale in hhds.,
Martell's Brandy, in Or. casks,
IIennessy's Brandy, in Or. casks,
Otard's Brandy, in Or. casks,
Common Brandy, in Or. casks,
Cases Cognac,
Cases Ginger Brandy,
Cases Scotch Whisky,
: ROYAL Highland Whisky,
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Bucharest, eth The Insurgents marching
against Bucharest fled on theapprolch of the
government troops. 4 mob Of lj0 PEASANTS
were surrounded and arrested.
Queens speech at the opcaiug of Parla-
meu
NJ Lords and Gea,1.a,ea We arc com
manded by Her Majesty t. assure You that
Her Majesty is persuaded that yon viii deep
ly participate in the affection hv which Her
Majesty has been overwhelmed bv the clldm-
ity of the untimclv and irreparable loss of
her beloved consort. who has been her COM
fort and support, It has been soothing to
Her Majesty, while suffering most acutely
under this awful dispensation Of Providence
to receive from all classes OF her subjects the
most cordial sympathy with her SORROW
Her Majesty relations with all the Eu-
raPcan powers continue to he friendly and
satisfactory, and Her Majesty trusts there is
no reason to apprehend AIRY disturbance OF
the Peace Of Europe.
A question of great Importance and which
might have led to very serious consequences
arose between Her Majesty and the Govern
ment of the United States Of America, owing
to the seizure and torcible removal Of four
passengers from on bolrl British mail
pacset by the commander Of ship-ol,war
OF the I, 5. That question has been salts
trctoriiy settled by the restoration Of the
passengers Ia British protest. and by the
diSavawal by the [. :. government of the
act OF violence committed by their naval
officer. The friendly relations between Her
Majesty and the President Of the I. 5. are
therefore Gnimpaired.
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The 22d Of February.

We hope this day sill d. remembered and
duly celebrated. Now that the daily mats
chronicle victory upon victory let the pc'ple
rei1iee On the birth day Of the Father of lis
country The Union armies have en- NOV
ed from their long and quiet encampments,
ard have met the enemy and conquered =
For this lc, US he thankful and re,ice with
great joy. We begin u realiz, that the
backbone Of secession has bccn badly injured
if not broken. The rebel leaders will soon
be feeling tic4lish about the throat. or calcu-
latins their chances, if they do MT run
away, Of being i" sworn and allowed t. run =
again. These victories will have q wonder
ful effect in making Umen men in disloyal
States. But without stopping to speculate
as 10 consequences, or To reitcratc again, all
the advantages gained within the past two
weeks, let it suffice to remark that We have
abundant reason for rejoicing and Of thank
iuness and while we are in this frame Of
mind, it is well TO remember, II keep. THE
anniversary day Of the birth Of Washington.
While We are rejoicing over pew victories.
let us be grateful for the services rendered Us
in the trying times Of the Nations birthday
by the great aud goo! Washington.