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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-24
FDO1I Tn NODTH.

The following summary. from late North
era nsvspspsru, will b foand Interesting:
.ADvAncp OF rns "ssAHD ARsY."
:ssOecaslonal." the WasAins ton sorrespon.
deat Of he Phtlsdelyhia Press, writes a. fol.
lows, under date 81 she 11th iAss.
II IL nnally settlsA that 4As Con fsdsratss
have retrsoteA frun tAstf strongh elds. and
=: s: s.1 ass e: u ;.S :''-s. nee y
treat IL the result Of pelisy or paaic saDnet,
Of course, - asosrtatnsd. Uertain Ii u. how.
ever. that many who have slam0red for N
advance upsn RicAmsnd, during The last
Confsdsrets fo-css % full realisation OF
their predictions, that II enemy would nv
II ATTACHED. while 1t 10 not 10 - denied that
masy Who have hsretofore sustatnsd the the
ory Of delay, on the ground .ast We were not
ready 70 move on, confess thsmsslvss gre
vously disappointed. Whsre The enemy Will
mate stand. - the next question. whether
eur coluARs are to march onward without q
Kionnond and completely vara.ishsd The
traitors, or Whsthsr there 10 to o another
great pause bsior, the end OF the rspsllion is
aaoertained, are questions almost universally
.liscnesd. When the army began Its passage
whe Aad not estimated its numbers or
It's capacities were sur prised 1T the m az
nitude and nagni0c0Aco Of the spectacle -
The msnbers Of the British and Trsach lsgA-
ing all the available insorna,ioA in regard to
this wal, confess that they were astOnished
~ the splendid material Of the army, Its al.
most nH perfect discipline and its .ami1aole .p.
country aeselatsd hy war will - one Of The
main difficulties Of those having 1t in charge.
Every psuud OF shaunition, forage and ra-
rati0ns. OF should = junction be Effected with
Gen. 1901 from Fortrsss Monroe. It m ust
Do borne In Miad. 10 Wever, that the block.
AIDE Of she P0som &C has been raised, and that
the railroad from Alexandra has been laid
to Fai1fax. These are great advantages, bat
they may be soanteraeted BY the certain Dc.
ssraetton Of the railroad BY the Uonfsdaratss
extending from Manassas to Richmond. The
Obstacles In regard 10 trans p0r satiOn and cub
sistencs, par st0ularIy the latter, will compel
prem pr and rapid asttoni 70 a. 70 prevent the
UonfeAerotes from terrifying themselves In
new positions, aad OF depriviug the Union
army Of Indispensable military liabilities and
Of the neeossiues Of life.
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commemorative believe It was Che Earl
~ oAlway, and not tho Earl Of Cork. rho
! 80 Aeasassd q AinaasA Ne na.tsk what his
M. whoever hs wss, bic nanUuvrss were
psr1s6, Aescrdlng tsrals. His men tell into
kaa, and III their fscinga and whsslings
viii ~ sxasthpm ii dock work. Not !
1ssIs sssA - 5sand with the perfection
Dfs tissh din They di1 everything -.
soadia6 = snls. anA agaiast 81 rsIs were
~ - .fiseee asd disperssd. The vstsraa
senmsQdlr, - desbt. woaIA rathar have
bsss ~ = b va, whils doing svsry.
lhinga Seerd in4te ~ ealAh jiAhld routine, than
80 o0Iee1 1hoAnese $1,000 viseosy b.
visia1ilo = 4 - seAlIsa arasuiAs NJ
80 49, = ~ ", Il u weEs alsk, -
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rhs B,sehsd. in Kpx.ard and fpsres.

1arl Russell, in she House of Lords, on the
2Ssh alt, in reply 10 question from the Earl
Of 0srnarvon, took occasion to explain away
the treaty Of Paris completely. That treaty
said: "Ths bio ckads to be respected must be
Efficient" Common men understood that An
efficient blockade meant blockade which
kept vessels from entering Bat Lord Russell
IL not common man, and he does not under
stand the matter in that Ii sht. An efficient
blockade, according to him, is a blockade
which admits any number Of vessels that
choose to come Ia. The present blockade be-
ing Of this character, is, of course, regarded
BY HE lordaaip a, the vary beau ideal of a
blockade. There has been nothing like it
since the good old times, when the British
Minister sleekaded all tho ports of France,
from the k!be 70 Otranto, by an "Order in
Council" and Napoleon the First hloskaded
all the British Isles by dssree from Berlin
In the French Senate thse Marquis de Be-
issy lstthe ca. cut of the bag" to uss vul-
. Gar bat expressive phrase France is afraid
that II the United States he curtailsd of power,
Anglaad viii DO without q rival on the sea
md she Wishes to keep her up "a terror to
1agland. 1t is we'll that this thing is now
thoroughly understood in the Confederate
States, though the kne Wedge has come some
thing Of the latest. The deiusion that "cotton
ia King has lasted long enough. It lie high
time that it shoulebs dispellsd. Ithas already
esst ~ N insalsulabls amount Of misery Il
Hes ut the bottom Of all the disaster1 we have
suffered Of late. Had 1t never existed, we
ahsuld have taken advantage of our successes
last saansr, instead of lying supinely on our
basks, and waiting for England and France to
d ear business for Us. IL has fed row, and
We hope forever. Let our people be assured
that, il they expect TO be independent, they
must hght for It, No PEG pie ever became free
bat by their own exertions.
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s:::ss.: ]: !. !. Z: i.:s 49, 90 ; v'.s1
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Fos1 MAooI.-Ws havs no news I1om bean.
fort, Morshead Oily, Or Fort Macon, Of the
CONDITION OF thints II that quarter. We
hope the q snefal IN ceMmanA has, ere u n.
communicates with or foyee In that section
and given the e.essAxy orders.
Dainoe writing the shove, u u reTortsa that
General 0urnside hsa deuanAsd the eaS.
render Of Port Macon, Which Had beea d..
dit.ed, aad tAFt % 1oa.d 500 astask iI--
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Tua In1AAALs Al TUNA resenAetAnce
na4e nv days sinsShy ous reelA !evsan
~ tAst that tle redepls have secete9e ~.
Which wiIlSl&oW sAo} ever rert RalasAt.-
They hare also ereete4 6AtseIy sa oeeene
Ores6, 0ousA llaaS eH Jols 4.laakts 1ee1
IaaA1otto upeea, a - el4 hol3. Nosee -
0a1SIae fnlsher We diaoove4o6 which ~
would - ysaAeAt - yeeeed .~essaaaaA -
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A Wise MeasuPe.


Gen. Johnston has taken the most effectua1
steps - prevent communication between his'
army and the outside world. This is ss it
sAssld b. No great military enterprise was
ever, sr ever will be, conducted to a successful
Issue, In the absence of similar precautions
We know not what design tho General may
have formed. nor have we the remotsst idea
Of what his objects may be, bu. we do know
that, ist them 10 what they may, they ought
10 be cdnHded to a. few A. possible, and by
~ means allowed to reach the public ear
Cen Johnston i, acting, in this particular, like
. trss General, and We trust he will not relax
the system he has inaugurated. Most sin
ssrsly % We hope that the policy adopted by
him will 10 followed by every General in the
service. II will bear hard al first on those who
have friends in the camp; but the people are
prepared 70 submit to any thing that wiil ad-
vAass he grsAs object they have in view. A
nefs REASONABLE people does not exist any
where. When made TO understand that e.
sxssy u prias element in succsssfal warfare.
easv viii willingly fbrsgo the pleasure OF 70.
ssaviag iatsiHgsnss from the campo, In the
aess seas they may eventually reap the re-
WAfe q tAeif temporary anxiety. s.
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"yANTKD- OVERSEER-l Wan VI
w gagsln mediate iy the services OF
over q. esmpstsnt TO mango laIs' q
In King william county, three miles nor
my Pest u flee, Hanover ~. Il.
- 0BOR0E TAIA,
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20 Communities.

'HfE Advertiser having been restored health IN
lew weeks, by very simple remedy after having
iered several years with lung affection and that
dread disease, Consumption-s anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers ne means Of cure.
Tc all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used ree of charge), with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find sERR
LURE 7ot CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the prescription
Is to nett the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceves to be Invaluable hopes every suffered
Will try his remedy, as it Will them nothing an
may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Wamshurgh,
5I;w3m Kings County. New York.
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Making q per cent. for the year end
Aug l. 1862 Said per centage be upon orig
inal amount Cfthe premium without reference any
Endorsement and to be paid the Il his Office
in hontpelier before the 18th day Of Oct, 1862
Members OF the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect to the legislature schedule showing
the amount Of assessment due from each respectively and
they particularly desired to that the money for the
assessments forwarded the Office in October The
ments must be paid when due Those who fail pay
ought not to expect to be paid their property is destroyed
by fire. little attention to this the part of the Members
OF the Company at the proper time, will them expense
and trouble (see Act of Incorporation your Policy,
which will be enf,rcedl j. I. TlURSTON, Treasurer
Montpelier, Sept >, 1862.
u The publishers of each weekly newspaper in this State
requested insert the foregoing notice in their respect
i've papers three weeks sucessyey and forward the bills
to this Office for payment.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. II

CINCINNATI, Oct. II.
lgfcin Dispatch TO the Hera|d.
rebel General writing to the Memphis Ap-
reol saws that the crisis is upon mississippi and
ro,s the State authorities not to rely any longer
nHon the Confederate Government for protec-
I'm but to throw into the field their whole
valuable force. The defeat OF Buell. by Bragg
!. contingency that can not be relied upon.
The Grenada 4ppeai OF the 9th INST. says the
s:yaggers OF Lees rebel army numbered 80, 900.
Nsw YORK, Oct - The following is just
-.ceiyed from Frederick the l4th, II ?. NJ
Frederick il again thrown into excitement
" the report OF an attabk. Many look upon it
"a, mere rumor, got up by the secessIonists
here
The Hfra1ds Washington dispatch says the
ruuors that the enemy had appeared in force,
JuU0O strong, at or near Centrevllc. are not
confirmed by any intelligence at headquarters
tonight.
The Times special, pronounces such rumors
uniounded.
New YORK, Oct. Is. The Herald has the
following special dispatch dated Cincinnati,
Oct IA
Pendleton and Long (Dem.) have been elected
to Congress, from the first and second districts
Vaandigbam, Democrat. is : defeated by
>chenck IN the third district. Cox, Democrat,
j. probably reelected in the It'll, but not GER
tam.
The Democrats may carry six out of nineteen
districts OF the State, but it is dou 5ttul.
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The Democrats may carry six out of nineteen
districts of the State, but it is dou5 tful.
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3 .gs>, sl}asM "a .ssss ~ n Is
% 81 ~
laaAl.Ral,AAlAI||.el!.a.s9llES|
A NEW DISCOVERY.

HE Ascarides or Pin Worms the renewal of which
mas ever bafiied the skill "f the most eminent physi
cans and universally considered by them hey the
hy she use of = ~'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-15

CARET'S CATHARTIC CASDIEs.-Indi gestion, Stomach
nd Liver Complants.-These medicines will cure the
most confirmed Of dyspepsia aid disorders Of the
'omach and liver. They have restored suffering
4sptptics to actual ard permanent health II an all the
cher .lhtmeral "specifcs" united. They have stood
he test ef fifty years experience. They increase the
2petlte, m'gorats the stomach and purify the liver
IL leTe complant they equally efIcacous and for
ct and nervous headaches they stand unrivaed Sold
y all Druggists at % cts. per box, 10
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-15
The Only Positively
FIRE PROOF SAFES
IN TIE WORLD ARE THE
MARYLAND PATENT.

Certificates OF approval in comparson with other safes
Grafton Dec 3D. 1853.
Messrs. Sherwn and Burgess, Agents for Marands Pa
tent safe have examined the Marands patent Safe at
your store, and far as able judge of its fire
proof qualities, believe the principle upon which it is
butt the most reliable in resisting heat Of any fire proof
safe that has come under my observation, and parcus
larry recommend it the attention Probate Districts
that supplying themselves, for the preservation
of their records. BENZ. W. DEAN, Sec. of State.
ha Bratleboro, Dec Sd 1S5S.-Ths may certify that we
hi examined the Aarlinds Patent Ere Proof Safe,
bited to by Mr. Arson Hardy, and that in tpin-
loD Marlands Safe would he desirable pa chase
for the use Of the Probate Courts.
A. x. s sTass, Judge of ProOro..
Middelebury April 21th 1S59.-The Legislature of Yer
mont at its last session passed law making it the duty
OF County Judges procure Fire Proof Safes in which
to depose Probate Records In discharge of that duty
have spen time in examneing number OF Safes
have come 10 the conclusion that the Marland Safe
manufactured by NJ B. Bigelow Arson Hardy of Bos
ton Mass, is superior to any other have examined
for its Fire Pre- II qualities We have bought safe
that description the New Haven Probate District and
we'll satisfied with his workmanship apparent strength
an dur" ''ny. W. W. c. WKIGH-, Asst Judges of
H. 0. SMITH Addison Co Court.
M. SIGELOW i ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
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New YORK, Oct o. The Herald has the
following special dispatch dated Cincinnati,
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INV York, Oct. IS. Southern rapers report
40 evacuation of jacksonville, Fla, by the
Tankees taking all the negroes they could get.
The Petersburgh Express, says the Union
-,rcas about Suffolk are estimated at 80 900, and
,v. that rebel forces ale so stationed that inva-
dpis will meet with desperate resistance when
yer they attempt to come
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TEETH, @ff TEETH!

insert artificial teeth Gold, Silver, Patina ana Rub
ber In all cases furnish temporary free Of cost
and advise all persons who have tad
ed to have temporary keeps ne under Jaw in
better shape. Several have my notice
become seriously injured, by going without temporary
~ still renew my offer of $25 a etfor ''roten or de.
cayng sets of teeth on the rubber Plate. Thus far have
been nable to ind imperfect
The following letter will speak for self it is from
Rev. J. 5. Lee, :Drmerlya resident or this place.
CANTON Y y, June Il, 1862.
DR.. CoMEGYs Dear Sir,-I fesl mpelled to vre you
the result Of your dentistry in my wish to rec
ommend your work, especially y0sr rather t9ort have
tried four different kinds and much prefer the rubber
More than three years You Inserted upper Of
teeth in my mouth on rubber plate, and hove it
ever since, elen with it every meal and the plate
Just good when The fitting is admir- able anu
have experienced no inconvenience Whatever wearing
it. aray2 ecOmms,d my friends in preference u
favor Of the rubber. hope ny many friends Vermont
will avail themselves OF your services know o.
Dentist in whose hands shuud prefer to my n
interest rather than YOU give this letter unsolicited,
simple :astice. Yours truly,
J s. LEE.
Ether CT Chloroform given in extracting Il
number of teeth if reGaired.
" Rear in mind that only charge sevrnty-nve
cents cavity. for gold filling use the best gold
and warrant the filings, as do plate work. When
convenient -rsOns from distance will please give
3 few days notice, when they intend coming for
work.
u 0Eiice Langdon's Flour Sore. Montpelier Vt.
oct. 6D&w JOHN VI. Conveys.
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DR.. E. e.. Gould's Pin Worm Svru,


Hclief afforded in tWenty-fOur nours.
This syrup is purely vegetable preparation, and
harmless with the Youngest child.
81 a"IOMS.-lnten3e itching, biting and distress in
e lower part OF the rtctum and about the seat toiten
mist AIKEN for the Pe seusntion in the en-
lgatc region lower part of the bowels restlessnes
starting and screaming in the Sleep faint
ing, and not unireQuently spasns fits
EAvTI0N.-Ihe genuine has the nama, g DR.. 4, g
you'd Pin Worm Syrup" blown in each bottle, his
o" portrait and fac omile of his signature the
wrapper.
ilERVEY Il MOORE, SOLE PRorRIHroRs.
Address G EO, {. GOODWIN & Co., II and II Mar
Shali ST., boston, Macs, Genera! Agents tor New En
gland.
" Sold by Druggists generally. 74Hmly
For Sale by FRED E. SMITH, MONTPELIER. Genera
Aent for Vermont, and by all dealers.
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BosToN, Oct, Is. The draft is proceeding.
Twenty one hundred are to be drafted from
this city.
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yFw YORK, oct 10. The Tribrme's Wash
..,f-n dispatch says there has been no fighting
!, Kentucky, since The battle of the 9th inst
len BueIl's dispatches have told the substance
tb,s, but he does not mention the manner of
.5a death of the rebel Generals, Cheatham and
praca 1t is not believed that there will be
nv decided fighting at present
i refugee who has just arrived within Gen.
,:ael's lines says there is no large force of the
rnemy, either at Richmond, Lynchburgh, CuI-
r9rper. Rappahannock, or Brisow.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
C1nDanv

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1852.
FIIlE Members n the Vermont Mutua! Fire Insurance
Company mere notified that the following
hts have been made by the Directors all Notes in force
O the InllnIyirnl, 70
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Ro,roy. Oct. Is. The draft which was to
.,.o mace here at nine 0 clock this morning.
his been postponed until two o'clock this alter
MO
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RN EEXEGGSA II H
70 THE FREEMAN
I O'CLOCK +. NJ

r.,pr., COURT HoUsE, Oct. IA. Gen. Stahl
who left Centerville on Sunday to make re-
connoissance in force returned tins morning
from his expedition. lie proceeded as far as
lIde. without meeting any of the enemy,
Beyond that place he w&s met and attacked
y several large bands of rebel cavalry. The
,9emy were driven back at every point, though
.,roas fighting took place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-10
WHsVE OH BItGa,.

Greater love bath no man sAan this, aGt
q msa Jay down hs life Tor he friend In
tie face Of this greatest cSh.l- ton Of lo7e,
" h.sh one may ahow another, ought NOT ,he
American people g be relieved nom the .wpu-
ta,icn Of hating TO Negro They me wiling
70 lay down theil lives ior him.
10 enlis. Is . golun,eef in time OF 'gar ia
zen 10 offer ors- re Tor something deemed
of moro value .han lite Eyc-. soldier .iaad-
and fehts for lie non-cOmhst2ut OH nan,
child, VomaL or other pe,son who annot
light. aud in..sad of every Competent person
who can. but vii uot or il not permitted to
tight
Nearly every elas % our 'e.low-mes. having
any interest IL rae present s,-ugg'e Tor national
life has Sirnished its qao,a Of dcyotOes 20
the grave dangers oi war. Tie native, tAo for
eirl-Dosn cilzcn, merchants, mariners, meclan-
ics, ahorers professional mon, orphans. only chill
dren. brothers fathers, lovers, The n0.ly mar
ried. men around whom cluster The Lspes and
Affections of many otle- men, poets orators,
artists, the precious fruit of their genius not
yet ripe ~ their sous; oil have devoted they
know not. and We know no., wha5 wealth OF
Affection, intellect aud nobleness to The task OF
restoring 70 Il pristine authority the most
b.nehccnt Government ever created.
ono class has not furnished Us quota--tbe
very oass thaJ has tho leayies: stake IN the
controversy. For the North nights that the
american Republic may no, be overthrow for
having determined That Slavery snail not be
extended; the South fights TO place her dcspe-
rate purpose q maintaining aud extending
Slavery beyond tho reach Of interference or
control. Thus the Freedom Or Slavery OF a
race hangs On tho result Of the war. And yet
not one Of that race, who snow as well as we
that the war hinges upon them, is allowed to
shed his blood 10 tiia quarrel.
How much these higs.bFed scholars and gem
temen, the elite of our Northern chivalry,
must love the African 10 be wiling 10 lay
down ther lives for him. They take his place
on weary marches over not and dusty roads,
carrying ignomInious burdens, in biyouacs III
mlasmatic swamps with only boughs and y
blanket betwXt them and the poisonous ground,
in the trenches with pickay and shovel, In the
imminent aud deadly breach giving their smooth
white limbs to 10 tv,n b, ,Aot aud sheL on
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used to justify that European recognition OF
tteir Independence which they have 30 long
and 80 ardenty sought and for which they
have stood ready to pay any price whatever
Hence our Government Enthusiastically and
propery hesitates--to do that which would be
every here hailed by the partiSans Of the
Rebellion az an immense advantage to their
cause and a practical concession Of all they
aim at. The President would most glaoiy
direct a general exchange. if the consequences
OF tie step would end with that exchange;
but they would not. The exchange itself every
Unonist desires and is impatient for; we are
perfectly willing to 90 on exchanging ns we
have done from the beginning: but Jeh. Da'H
refuses this and will have something very
which he eau represent to
Europe M a virtual surrender of oil that is at
stake. Hence our Government is constrained,
iGo,t reluctantly TO leave The matter OF eX-
changes in suspense for the present
If those vic are externally finding fault
would only inquire and ascertain the essential
facts before exciting popular discontent, 1t
would he TAR better for the country
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EXCHANGE oe rs7soNpaa.

To grumblc Of whatever The Government
may DO. and ind fault with il for all il fails
to do. is a way many have OF exhibiting their
patriotism ia times Of National trial. II is 50
easy 70 cayil aud 80 comfortable 10 load the
responsibility Of any misclanco upon some one
good wsy from ourselves, thrt tho mean
sousd bad pusilanmous are always ready 70
heap repE0aches upon their rulers for what
Day in fact be- no ones fault, and no i,.i TO-
proach 70 thOta IL authority
There are at Tho moment a good many
nonists held as prisonsrs OF war b, ire Rob
els, while a stiil larger number Of Rebels are
held prisoners by oar Government. We si ould
be very glad, all OF gs, 70 have these fairly
exchanged our brothers are half .am'.hcd IN
Dixie, while the Rebel prisoners among US AGO
well fed; the Rebels are deficient IN Surgeons
and 10 medicines, and our captured soldiers
suffer in consequence, especially If wounded
( while those we hold as captiyes are We'll cared
/ for. We should greatly rejoice over general
exchange.
| Why then, can we not have one
! We answer-Bccduse the RsJsis riR ret con.
sent 10 or GAOw ii ercep; on terms ,ohich ,oN b,
eqvioaiem 10 recognition Of di,ir independence,
which they can, at all events, point to as a
virtual recognition of their Confederacy as an
equal independent power at war with the
United States. They probably have secret adj
vice from Europe that, if they can force us to
formal and general exchange Of prisoners on
such terms as would be required and accorded
IN war between France and England OF
Russia aud Austria. the circumstance vii be