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$500. vvs ana sa-anssa1 susiuesa.

Tho river said .1 be- slightly falling. II
rail-d moderately alt tag on Sunday after midnight Il
lsLl 4rcauz Ie-l-r 3 v1a fus and very pleasant
Tie ia--i-rt n I-L rs lhurcaya1d. The Parallel
arrived from arkansas river and Che John Walsh LEFT
fs Vlczslu-- a-g EG.caez
ACdro d-g-.cl os Agzl IS says
The ElCs0a- FrHs Irrphis and Choctaw. rom Pitts
A' Lending Thursday morning. arrived last night.
AAey Welo t-at Into thirty i've miles below PittsbUrg,
y /" band e eugrulas from behind dwellings On tEo
rl bank Of tH Tennessee. The Choctaw received
--ssA SHOTS AID had her uata Killed. The Belle Mem-
PCS J"e4ve shots, U0-sLy vuundirg a negro boy
--- ~lcin11u Commercial Of April 2fth, sgyss
2 El5t7agre t#s l7ar was rising last night with .
mere TIE rva- is sL -1rg fssl, having risen over TIRES
-s ta-- hours To has reached the sidewalk a.
0l % G-9l.wHgr and az DARK last night was rising
ESQ l-f TgrlCur. EsrE5 quantities Of heavy
are NQ-aar o.. which viii impede The prggrsss Of
Lget stern T5aseurs bound I'D.
ans --l axe l~aFiGa1s for the Iarrgs. class Of steam
t-" E.HEUcTs ~ the wharf. and b-sf-
less seems 20 be falling of in ali trades.
The Louisville Jou-nI Of april Ssh rsporrs.
mo river Is sill rising rapidly az this point having
= p tAtee feet during faa trauNy-f1ur h1rrs ending az s
a-c% LAST evening. Ar that hour rte water vas within
HGe Lee ca tie E1-H..- between Fourth and BrI1t
ueliA Iaa lEF.rw VIII la al probability come 20 a stand
-u' EpHuL Ls event e c- tomorrow. The C. T. Hin
-1H arrived from the Cuub-rand river las. eve1f7,
80 t|Crllaadr tobacco
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PARLDR tUFNITURE-Ibs public ar. invited
TO the Arcade this morning at 10 5'cco. H. C.-.e
says the assortment is good and the demand great
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SELLING WHsKY-F0r selling without .+
een7s Michael Mcdonald was yesterday ausd eleven dol
lsTs by the Recorder
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WEEKLY mAakET REPORT.



AoSniT AvAsTEs, May S
LEc-E-1Ea cl1-aar1E zl7eu II tEg frrfeufDr -,-.-
, 10 must be rrEq----d. --wp-l.z.r-
D ,--sm4,
snail orders t.-aar rates VIII DO chsrzedf
J The or;s- ,t-,,l Ill
Suspended orsr7.f-Ts n 80 ne 81 PassHg ma
except I. snts- and - - -o.oa Ia5&el
have h.or &C., 5-=-- sNl'
COTTOv w -. P''es'
-sn-- Jul u"
tn. t,.,r r...--.
tsub.- L. q ~ - 'M7 p'H', Non sep
bsas q, con-. 5,.. - Go. s--N' ~
b.I,s tn. s,---u -a ~ oo'ro''
70 eo7 b,ro. - or, 80, - E1-.oo e-D'lee
decrease tai vsg- r-0r F.f-.
srFyprsz rr--o- -.
| ga,-H on hand e.-- re-
Escs,Ted past wssE---. n aqua
Nee7'sa 7a'louay
Total 71Zr
Skipped Pas. 80
Shipped Fr.~.7ual I2558 1865
/ Stock on hand gg
Erpop~g or r,-
| Kew Orleans and I,-D We aT~A SET
Interior oin.E- I55 SIS
r.r
TesACro Ets5
r-r1n-Tg lols nl'A'-
r,s~-T- EooAA'"oNs'
dcoa and Rcs
Leaf Com=ou. -
go 90
Ul25A
FLoUR-rheTa has been az aeare demand through
confirm, e., go ne
els AID esas sl5 trl
W~HEAL-Tre s-r1r- i'd ea-z ff-E- wL=, en-. z.---
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CIGAR AUCTION-ReGd Mr.. CayCa advcr-
tsement Of the sale OF Havana cI.a-s. this u1ruEar. a.
= O'Clock at BonnewaIds, Jefferson street
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PRISONERS AT S I LoUIs-TEe following
Confedarates, prisoners. arrived At St. Lo1is on
the 25th ut
d A. Robert, assistant surgeon, lst Mississip-
pii 1T Rowlaudr ID i~ieurenst. company L.
39th Kentucky G. A. Pope, apoihecary. 9th
tennessee cavalry; q G. Baker, Chants cav
airy; Tb0s. Vissau, COMPANY G.. Ist MTssissinri
G. r Wilbur, Ilrh Missouri Worfadsrate): m
3 Boyd Ist Mississippi; ). C Willis, Doth Mis-
slss'ppii David Wider, 9th Tennessee James
Ford, ist mississippi; H K. Reeves, 9Th Ken
tueky; W. T. Love!ace. 26.h Mississippi; J. r
IIimaD, 9Th Tennessee j. Lilman, ist Misgi,-
sippii VIM. Grand, 495h Tennessee J F Rock.
2gth Mississippi o. K Williams. SD Tonnes
sesi Owen Henry, 24th Tennessee G. ". Cfoch.
lst Mississippi; il Ball 52i Tennessee
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4Ie tension Of the public mind is suficispttr
PaI-!u! without added a@uvietas arfsinc frI-
IumoTs, often of the most absurd characfar 49,
1no encouragement which arises from want o;
cOnnaence IN cur military leaders.
IT'S very true that we have cepqrrad tho
eminent when we have deemed its measures M,
wise, but u has been because It is nroner 70 70
Hinu u OF the constitutional responsibility -
puOHc opinI0n we do SO the more E-eaIv h.
cause we do not regard our cause denerdan.
sOie!y or mainly on the capacity Of orr ruIers
Inc war Is emphatically waged by the arms
ana Jed by the resources Of d great and Gallant
people. II was their voice That declared the
war, and their bodies that fiji the ranEs Tho
consequences OF conquest must be borne nv
them' and the honors Of victory ave due 10 theI;r
prOwess. 90 '-0U
THIS fact should be- constantly kent in mind
that We may not E,iIato tho error of s1Dnosin|
that we derive the indeutures Of our iba-tS
from President and generals. l. is Cod VIVA in
5pIred us with The discrimination % vindicata
our rights At any cost. t is He who has yoncb-
5ated to US courage and strength ofarD a. rasist
the foe, and virtue 10 defend the MONIES we low
with the best blood OF Gesmen
Let u.s. then, employ the mean which P-o7i
fence has bestowed upon us. Let ua disregard |
ne opposition Of fOes-the Inequality of T7n-
1ers-tbe errors Of those who direct as. and r-Jv
iPon ourselves. Thu people, we repeat, have
mace thus waI-LHey viii conquer, and 10 ,ba
OF their fathers aud their own strong arms |
% the glory of their sUceess-RicImond FLi0
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TUESDAY MORNNC, MAY 8, 1867

tHANks-We thank Hamiltou Borden. ESQ.
% the Southern Express, for Kind fay0rz.
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WIsCOEsIs FAvoRs E5IASC1PATIoE-Tbe
Wisconsin Legislature has adopted the following
resolution.
Resolved, That all persons claimed OF held by
rebels as slaves, ought, by congressional enact
ment, to be made free thai it will be good poll
cy for the Federal government to aid ~pocunierily
such loyal States as may initiate s. system of
general emancipation-and that the property Of
all persons in rebellion, subject TO c0ufscation.
should be appropriated to the payment of tho
expenses and burdens of the war.
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W~ANTED-Any person haviGg g. stout negro
boy to hire, can md employment Tor nm Er q zsrS or
two and good wages, by immediate application &c this
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u The great steamship Vanderbilt is being
converted into an iron-clad ship, and the Ocean
Queen into q steam ram, at New York.
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WANTED

GENTLEMAN wislez s. SUBSTITUTE vitH as
Il privilege o. going ia cavalry, iuraa,Ty or arr
lery. VIII pay 8 LIBERAL p,ica Inquire @
kENEfH e. COOKS
wvG5t- no. 30 Froni R0w.
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IN ITS GLCRY-CoUrt square is iust now N
Its glory ithas many visi5orl and Is In tn very halt
Of popularity.
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and eighty miles. Yet Beauregard may have
chosen, as reported, a retreat to Grand Junction
Il can hardly now be considered contraband
to state that orders for a general advsnce were
given last night, but on account of the roads
coUntermanded this morning. There is little
doubt that tomorrow we move forward again.
Word has Just reached bere from Savannah,
that Gen. Smith, the hero of Donelson. is dead.
His loss, just at this moment, especially, viii be
severely felt. His disease was chronic diarrhaa
and typhoid fever combined ".
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a wALLAcE-----.TRAEK HY0E----A q E1agpsoS
NEW AUCTION HOUSE
AND
OLD a I'll NJ =. r. r ~.
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AFDRIs OF COTTOE TRON NEHPHIs
PAST WEE 7LT-E SEPT l..
Rev Orleans ard down river ZOOS
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COndtiiOu Of the FedoraIs in Southwestern
FaiaannrI.

We ind the following concerning the condi-
ton of the FedersIs in Missouri, in a letter pub
iished in the Cincinnati Commercial:
CAMP NEAR BULL CREFN
Owsnty-1ys miles S. Z. of Springfield. and nine
miles W. Of Forsyth, 2t0.
April IL. fkf1 ,
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os 'ChHHEv-E5asiaera New

E " RtcKER, Capt, artillery
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80 EoPArrl nunraroas-
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
ANOTHER STEAMER FoR rHs REsELs.
The Case OF the ship Blanche.
Prom the London Times, Nov. H.

Whe we know not how 70 extenuate the enorrnfty of
this outrage will do the Washington government the
justice W say that We scqut them OF all completely H.
We have already expressed our opinion upon the bad
ia te shown In giving Captain Wilkes responsible com.
rnand the very station where ne had formerly dis
graced hinse but the instructions recently issued By
the Naval Department show due regard for Justice
aud neutral rights have every hope therefore that
his gross piece fbasterlng III not only be dsavowed
but redressed The spsniads have already acted with
becoming suersy When the Captain General or Cuba
heard that the srade had received sian IN the face
and That tn altha ty San bad been challenged with
Vugnl nsolta,e uN hcr shores. b. ordered cot
= SEDnu lfFNe ~ fNaft feprsHls on the SPIT.
Hrs gltel nmrnt had tot shown less III tue
Oh fWsiilian sp 4 They h4ve d.ma.dad tba
rin irhment NJ the officers concerned IN this NJ.
nu. snd haze tci foycsd fhc,t sqns,r,n uiIb
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
The War In Guiidhaii.
Tns LoHD CHIyf BARON, LORD FkLxEEsroN A
rnun nnnrGuAM nN AnEprcI

LORD BhoCGHAx on AEERfcA.
fFrom the London Times, Nov. III
Yesterday with ali enc customary pomp, the new LORD
Mayor (A3ermHL R0se) went IN state from GudhaI 10
Westminster escorted by Mr. Cubtt the retiring chef
the the members of tho Court of Alder
Tie sSsIins ~ London and Mddesex, and al The
wncpAi officers of lhe Corporation, 20 be presented 70
the Bsons Of the Court Of EKcheqIer accordance with
ip1sluvfiai ssage
Aser tie lord Mayor nad been in 10 the Court
y t1cheacsf lord Chief Hasou tolock addressed Lm
DufiSe - siech he Lord Chief aron The learned
kecOfor has rsh alluded u s duties you hav. had n
&.sohnske Win feereEca 70 le ettfoss ~ the elton
m&nusss2rns aisiets. That distress has afi.,u from
n asfvfstte ~d.stnity ss0a las oscs ted IN m.
xvs Aa-vcA@ S.it@s cis stt VI ~ Freai.s ,n,sol
A~@s s-es-s -. .lr p.sfs 0aa.,,el 4 ~ y. ~
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Tns uar.s Csss Agsan.

The hires Cess Again
.,as css,' ss, g @ :: = s.r.s ". 3: -
q y nires - DouAL b nay bs fsmsmhGs1 49, ~
imperial Court q Doaai. ~ kdgm.ns = ~ sia q
-: sass s a. -. 8 sAs g Sssss q
whiIs allowing n Mts The baanI e nM tadgnsat. g
Ssaasd .. ssc'n.s .i y = = ns.asI'.4 ID g q = =. ~.
QuAshsd ths jsdgmsnS q shs eosss Sssw saAy u n3
2 2 Pssvsss ,s,.., Is bs'o%..s p.s.Asn. asn.AIla
had besa amisundsssood, nsvsS shs cours Z
Douai 70 obtah . dscaaru1ia dunrutnifw psos
s:, =: s:-,s ~ e. s =: - rs:s sss % -
sSss the nosioa could BE- rsosvs. q s.ssssS = -
sson mi shs spS pssssss .pSssi We n.ds a ess.
tion on two grounds-arst, bsoauss = vW macSry to q
.ssoe tSs result Of which was ssespssas aas, ssn
because the Court q Douai could n0t adts s demand
N. Nires without exceeding in pevsss. Aftg ssvsEu
Xvooat General and opposed s. u soasssl for 4 Erss
:hs cOursps cs.ss;'Cp gave ,oSfSsIs dsait| q ~ 49,
bility a the application made ~ u WH@.
The War In Ch4na.
the AbeilIs ds Nerd, cf g. rsssrsbarg.E ths 8lst &
China. Il appears from IL fasn stated In the Russa
paper thas notwithstanding Ne assistance Afforded hy
sns @ Bs,n r and soA .ass 2 suppss ps ~ ss n.ass
sllies u tho Emperor q Chfna. Tho Insurgents hAvs
penetrated one side . M ths Pasiho 0osAn ana
ssAU Oenot 6ue W ~ oSorb " xuAucs my NV ~
tanned possession 0 several towns IN the rruytucD q
ShenS situated in IL asshwose of China, anA hs No.
marcus n.so aassul.sa pspalataon IN that prov:.ss
imperial manifesto aAdSssssA 70 the Musunl
mans proves bow msch tAs Upvsrnment Of Pe,Cn dTua
the Mussulmsn pcpuation which In shs prDvnos a
Yun-Nan alone have cauaed thsn insormomtADs oy,sD
oes. The Mussulmaa popuaAian y Gains have always
been hostile 70 the reigntng dynasty Tina TN
dynasty has consented TO place esa eqnaiitS
with the other subjects q the Chnsss empire.
The Mussulmans very numerous in China, uAV aye
scattered from the noss remote d1triot1 oe KaGA0n
and the steppes Of the KirghvA 70 ths prevnce ef Yum
Nan, On tho frontiers Of the Birman smp6s n, onuso
population nobody predict he eoaotusioa 4 ~
existing disturbances.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
General scott's Letter.


There time the recent history Of this country
when old GeDsrai went 60 the Queens Ministers aud
told them that in his opinion ths country not safe
The weakness at home and knew that weak
az home means offence from abroad He, whs knew
what wac and who hated for itself and dreaded Il
for hs country, smiled It's approach and denounced
imminent. The meu Of peace TO whom the warning
given had perhaps their notions the Of
the ancient soldier bui they we're too much impressed
with the responsibility or their position TO neglect
counsel that came from 80 grave quarter. BY q
polite relaxation q military FORMS letter Wh,cA
come public The authority which had acted upon
the Ministerial was allowed exercise its
influence over the public mind. There was general
examination Of the subject Remedies speedy and do
csive sought and found; and these have been
effective that the chaserers q the hour s 90 about
boastng that the old dotsrd and the danger
but his deiuson. But let suppose that the warning
veteran bad warned In vain that the danger bad come
hars snsd hs Misrs ssAo had dsoarded "a, voice AZ
s0coovs eysvNncs and cho had, tn bRd eocsu brongk
upon 1sw count1 In the face of such an exposure
the popular indignation would certainly NOT have left the
same psn u the hsm. The effect upon the popular
mind h his country Of such an exposition Of folly or
wtcksdness would have been instantaneous. We should
have met the difficulties % brought upon under
leaders.
All this has just happeued IN America. We mus, ask
pasden OF the great shade Of the rou Duke we
GENERAL scott with him for single point OF resen
blance. Bot General Scott Va Americas Wellington. He
h the only General Of age and suthorty and be seems to
have been endowed with q certain degree of military
foresight when the revoutionwbch s now In progress
was but looming In the DISTANCE he alone the magni
tude and the certainty OF the storm His nrs cry
garrison iu force the arsenas and forts which command
The rivers and strategic points OF the Southern stat
Nsither President Minister would listen 10 him. aud
the opportunity was ost Then came the electoral VIC
tory Ok the republicans and the overthrow OF the deo
cras To the new President and his new Prime Minister
General Scott then addressed himself with renewed
rency. Il ~ known all over America that while
Messrs Lincoln and Seward we're, Ia their civilian
ceit and ignorance, taking lightly Of this secession
as a movement W be put down Ia sixty days and
with seventy Thousand mcu uey had i0ce1 array m heir
desis and carefully cc,ecdied fran Ne Dbc kn0igege,
verrt flo,a pbir Commander ChUf, lttpq ucm hrt
trce years and 300 900 and $50 900 900 omei N.
I<a tg.ce gAch desc sece Stats toaLf b. rcon1ue o
while Sir. Lncoln alxng IN sprghtly larapcs and
white Mr. Seward entertaining his hearers with the
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Opinion in Ma anchostSr.

IFroE tie Manchester GUARDIAN, Nov. ~
Lord Palmersnus reference 10 the American war at
the Guidha appears 70 have been we'll lifted 70 say in
to know. The Prime Minister has said IN few
exactly what wanted put proper value
reports Of contemplated interference the part OF the
great Powers Europe We all Of understand pretty
well the only condition upon which such interference
TO the extent OF recognition Of the South win
be attempted with the Of England Tho point
that all external action shah be avoided usfi there
reasonable cediltg that ii sci no. further ennsprate The
feelings a the Noythern States, bla Un b accepted By them
weleonss aid TO ezrIcatio from the difficulties with
phich hss surrounded. When Lord Pamerston,
therefore declares his apprehension that There
present any immediate prospect that humane feel
ings and kindly sentiments likely TO prevail be-
tween the oontending parties ;, have difficulty in
inferriHg what has been will be bis the iny
tstiop 6eged have been prored by France and Rus
sa. The TO speak has uutil we
ourselves that the voice Of has fan chance Of
being lstened 70.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Our London Correspondence.


LONDON, Nov. 1, 1862
Won't Join the Parnership-Ree Ne,vnon Hall in tbs
PIpI Fdporin9 the Onion Cause.-The Wrath he Er-
cas-Mce,,ng London Fapor Of the Government and
the Emancipation of the Slapcs-Neso Paper Fdporinghs
Unsonssts, dc.
hear from several sources private well public,
that Napoleon anxious recognize the Southern
oonederscy but he won't do IL unless England JOINS
England won't So Jen Co. wait lsie longer
for the "good time coming boys" There doubt but
he would recognize them AZ once.T Mr.. John Bull was
ready for the venture The posit sovereign State
70 South the courts OF Europe just far OF
- ever.
Rev Newman Hall brother Of Captain viae Hall, late
Commander of the Great Eastern drawing down upon
himself the wrath Of the Br:tishers by taking strong
ground in favsr u tho course pursued BY the United
statcs government. understand his sympathy o.
pressed 10 sermons In the Surrey chapel.
On Monday next fths sd) there is to be a meeting st
Metropolitan Institution, Ftzroy square, protest
ssanat the expressions Of opinion in favor Of she
SOuthern ocntcderay and 70 support the Union in ts
sorts 10 abolish slavery is 70 be attended by
gcntisnen Of influence and position.
alter or change much on the subject Of the American war
ncv weekly paper has just been started (Which bids
fair 70 become able and popular journal II 10 called
the vso~sa Prsss and In entire sympathy with the
United States government
Paimerston the adroiiness OF the finished poti.
osn keeps the milk and water policy which he has
long and studousy carried out. n 10 in 20 listen
the oracle sends forth no ineligible note. Glitter
ing gsoeraes or rather commonpace nothinge are all
that drop from his mouth BE is as severely neutral
soms Of the "invsibe'' coors found or created in
chemistry.
The New York herald., 1862-11-28

NMr a& lt 1
mo~ -
yHrH
n
The New York herald., 1862-11-28
Innuencc OF France, Auss1a and Eng
land An America.

(Frsm La Patrie, Of Pars, Nov III
We yesterday confirmed the already spread for
days England Of attempt a mediation project
"a by france and Russia In America.
Ths initiative Of this step 10 due to the Imperial gov
srumeos The proposition smanating from France has
been Immediately accepted by Russia, and n "a with
this important adhesion that the proposition has
,he reply the Cabinet o ST. James, Public opinion
anxious The Joint action Of France and sf
!. Wsshns,on bs sosss az sa Offer os mediaoo E,sns.
legitimate i~iucncs Asericd, due 70 her
oslng and frank pocy and recently TO her Intervention
the Trent affair Russia on her part, st eutertsins
numste relsons with the Northern states formed by
spcas~ss Of sece De ieaa forgotten Of sAsch dGefrsss
But We 30 NOS hesitate 10 admit that on this occasion
the concurrence Of England aisos indipensatls. me
common action Of The Cabinets Of Paris Of s. Peters
burg would be powerfully strengthened by the adheeon
sass .. ae otse rsis sof A4Attsai,e.
circulation, The proposition Of France and Russia
no< met with favorable reception al London. Cabinet
coanoii 10 be held Tuesday and this counc the
PAlmerson Cabinet will adopt its resolutions
Lord Carlisle Against Intervention.
Quite recently IN Dublin in moving Of tbsuks 10
ferring his visit 70 America sadlhe lecture perhaps
Aad nme intimate interest for myself. inAsmgch
Ihsve personally visited that great American continent
and have become yseh familiar with many the
tusl battle grounds and scenes Of confcL The proue
the brmnog sM ssisspp sim glide before NV memory
With all tseir distinctive features. (Appiase.( And
INST shocking indeed Il % 70 me when reject hat this
wealth q waters formed by the Almighty 70 erze the
earth and blend its myriad families, OF late should only
have waited tie instruments of mutual slaughter, and
that these endless plans of waving yerdure which
b. gaxod with such fond admiration should have been
reddeaed by the blood OF fellow countrymsn kirsmen-
their klnsmen a-d Cloud applalsel. n
appears 20 wise principle ~ neutrality which the
government to which have the honor 70 belong tdcl6
lei.r, y ~ gcn~a sens o. n. fsrls, hd0s h2.--o
-aint1s-ed throughout ths dursss,se conflict Hear
bear And sm that, maintaining that principe and
%. presunins = express any opinion myself upcu the
res ectse merts q The conflicting parties ye, sha be
giving vcu " ihe vish which must pervade every Chris
tsn assembly that under the overruing shaping o Dv
Providence moderate counsels and rnider spirit
msy tor the future prevail, hdt slavery may cossn IA
hifcs AID peace resume Der placid sway cloud
sppiausel.
He moved that tie cordial thanks of the meeting be
presented Professor Cairnes for h. most able and eo
f.epi lecture.
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Captures Of Blockade Runners
FROnT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
HoUsE.-Hickman' bill, introduced to-
day, authorizes the President to organize
regiments Of cOlored men, not exceeding a
hundred in number, giving authority TO
uniform them in some distinctive manner,
and arm them for term Of seven years or
less. The privates to receive six dollars
and half per month, and the same allow
ance for clothing and rations as white SOL
diers; non-eommissioned officers to have
the same pay as the same grades in the
regular army; commissioned officers, Ell
ther white or colored, 10 be graduates Of
colleges, and to receive twice the pay of
officers Of the regular army; each company
to be allowed teacher or chaplain s clerk
The bill also provides for o line of steam
ers of not less than /, 500 tons, to run be-
tween New York and Liberia, touching at
Norfolk and Port Royal, to carry such field
men as desire to emigrate.
It also gives the proceeds of rebel prop
erty to carry out the provisions Of the bill.
The Navy Department has received in
formation from Rear-Admiral Lea, COM
manding the North Atlantic Bloekading
Squadron, at Hampton Roads, Of several
captures, made by the blockading force off
Wilmington, N. c., and the neighboring
coast, up to November 9Th. The list of
vessels captured of Wilmington and the
adjoining coast, since September 1st, in
cludes one steamer, two barks, two brigs,
fifteen schooners, making total of twenty
vessels, of which six have been sent North
as prizes. The others, with the exception
Of one which sprung aleak and filled, were
chased ashore and destroyed.