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LTnuNinrlOu--LNrO Eno ErDDcnsl
After having played;on the Pianos Of he1srs Knabe
e = 4 6a1s RsF n sf95 ~ 's9qS g ths
reputation which thsy enjoy. The Pianos Of their
manufacture, which have played are exceeding
ly remarkable for their qualities Of TONI. The Bass
Is powerful without hardness and the upper notes
sweet clear and harmoniOusly mellow, (chrygtlian,
stTuments ny entire sstzsetion and to declare that
they are equal not superior to the best msnqfae-
tured IN Europe this country BY the most calebra-
ted makers. [slgnedl L, II. GoTTsOHALK.
To Mossrs. VIZ KNAnE & Co., Baltimore 81 can
and improvements which you continually make on
yoar PiAnos which in my OpiniOpi ran5 5 amo9g the
M. Gro. A. RAnIow These noble Instruments
possess immense resources OF power and expression
The bass iH sonorone and grand the middle register
rich and sympathstie; while the high notss are brill
The scale is even without single aaWi the sction
3 smooth and marveo1sy easy and the pedal effects
the finest Of which the Pianoforte Is susceptible
In word, KnGbe's Pianos are wOrthyof the great
est ArtEtss and are capable Of rendering the finest
competitions known in this realm Of Art,
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
MIG. A. BARLOW, Dear SIR ;It uSss ne plssSlre
10 state that consider the Knabe Piano equal to any
and superior to instruments made in this coun-
Hsvfue used ono OF the same for ter or more hours
Of each day, for feel confident in recon-
mending them 70 AL who are unacquaintsd with their
great qualities" 1 an, respeetf5lly your
Teacher Of Music, cleveland Female lss ssmi1sry.
ga. BAEIOw, Dear Sir .-Ii gives me much pleas
70 be Ebe to say that consider Knabs's Pianos
he finest both in volume and sWsetneass which have
tVer played upons either IN Amarica or Europe.
The pedals operate with better effect than in any
other ingtruments; and in TACT, Knabe's motto may
truly be, "ELoelsior." Mrs. o. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Muaiet Cleveland.
Prof q. ]. NoTHEAoLE, Teacher Of Music In the
Ohio State Blind Asylum writes .- After examining
Q large number Of VIM. Knabe Cos Piano Forte5,
Enthusiastically prOnouncs them superior 10 sny
have Thsr tone i grand and noble; they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound and their
volume o. tone or power have never heard excelled.
They combine With q ine touch, depth, sweetness Of
tone, purity and durability"
'sEhat the Knabe Piano is superior to all others
made in this oountry for brillancy, EWsstnsas and
volume Of tone needs only 20 be heard TO convince 70
The iact.n-lState Journal, Columbus Ohio.
augI5:RH T.-
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A drummer boy named R. Henderson,
who belonged to the 9Th Michigan regiment,
passed through here on Saturday, on his way
to Washington to re-jOin his regiment. He
has been home to recover from the effects Of
wounds received in battle. He was in four
severe battles. He has heavy scar on one
Of his cheeks, the effects of shot.
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For the cure Of SPAWN, Ringbone, Curb, Splfnts,
Windgalls, Thoroughpin, Capped Hook, Weak Heels
FOUNDERS, Thrusts, Quarters, Crack, Contracted
Heels and all curable diseases Of the Feet, Legs,
Shoulders, and particularly Sweeney, the Delaying
Of the muscles Of the Hips Full directions with each
box and important hints concerning other dis
which the Horse is liable to. 1t will require
better reference than trial
Professional Gentlemen will profit by using the
same, Il surpaases Of the kind now in
for the humane. For stale By Strong &Armstrong.-
Price 50 cents and q 90.
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Among ths many certificates Of the excellence and
merits Of theso Pianos, would refer to the follow
ing
MR. ". KNAHE, Baltimore, Dear Sir II have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried you Square
Pianess and find them equal IL not superior, to any
il this country. Among their great Qualities which
distinguish thenl a the eTonness Of tone the agree
able and easy touch, and yolume Of tone. Wishing
gOu all the success you 90 highly deserve,
lam, Sir, your very truly,
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COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.

FULL COURSE IN BOOK-KEEPING-By practica
and Experienced Teachers. -
PRACTICAL & ORNAMENTAL PENKANSHiP-
Taught by one Of the best American Artists.
RAILR0ADING-Embrac Tieketing, Freight
ing, Station Business Entries OF Auditor, Cash-
Ter, &C., &c.
FULL COURSE IN SFEAhIBOATING.
BANKIEG.-At our College Bank, each Student car
have actual practice in handling money, making
Deposits, DiscOunting Notes, drawing Checks
Bills Of Exchange, sc.
TELEGRAPHING.-An important feature in this
College, Offering great Inducements to LEdiea
many already commanding good salaries as Ope-
rRtora, is the thorough instruction given daly in
Telegraphing. .-. .[..-r..
50 For further particulars send for Catalogues, en-.
closing two Postage Stamps. Address,
BRYANT, STRATTON s. co.
angzs:dawl2n .-les5 CLEVELAND. Ohio.
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REAL ESTATE.
MONEY TO loan,

EN- mn MONEY ADVANCED.
D0O. .UOU in sums to suit-at the old stand and
we'll known WAGNER'S Office, on securities feTery
kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Plato, Watches, Diamonds, JewelrY, Fire Arms Fur
niture Carpets, Clothing, Pianos, Mirrors PAINTINGS
and Personal Property the most satisfactory terms
Business strictly private. Established 1s5l Watches
and JeWelrV for sale at bargains.
J. O. a W. WAGNER. No. 3 Water-St
Cor. Suparior-St.. over Davis & PiexOttoa Store.
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PARoLED PRIsoNERs.-Eleven hundred
parOled prisoners from Camp Douglas,
Chicago, arrived about O'Clock, Saturday
evening, en- route for Washington They
consisted Of the I25th New York regiment,
Colonel Willard, and portion of the New
York Garibaldi regiment. The 125th was
raised near Troy, New York
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The Town appears to be Deserted.
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MORNING LEADER.
EUEsDAY lIORNING, nov. IS, lse2.

TIE GovEREoR AT CAMP CLEvELAED.-
eoFsraor Tod visited Camp Cleveland this
morning. Colonel senter'oaused salute to
Be fred in his honor, BY smithnight's Bat
tsry.
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ENeRAYINa.

& BURRIDGE,I 81
80 ! SaHSi 10 Ro5b Do
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THE GREFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
Are prepared under The immediate rupeTVisio'
Of skIi!fty Physician, and they may
be relied upon in all eassS.

The intelligence Of the community Is not insultad
by the Ofer of single medicine which claims to cure
OF Eleven different Medicines all uneQualled in the
cure Of the diseases for which they recommended,
among which may be selected one appropriate to any
OF the Diseases incident to this country and climate
B5-THE GREFEEBKRG VEGETABLE Pills are better
than any other kind Of Pills in the world Price 25c
Es- ne GnzyESBERs UTERINE CATHoI1coH is an
infallible remedy for all Female Diseases Price q 30
BsTHE UrERr,sE OArHoLIcoE win also cure GRAY
ell diseases Of the Kidneys; urinary difficulties in
males.
B5-THE GRRFEEBERG SARsAPARILLA is by far the
most powerful and ehioaeious compound in use.-
Price sl,e0. III .l '-L-7-t -t.
ss-THE GREFENBERY DYsESTERY SYRUP is q GER
tain and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
Price 50 ccl.1.
RB-THE GRRFEsBBaG PILE REMEDY never fails to
permanently relieve this distressing disease Price 81
E8-THE GREFESBERG CHIDRES's PAEAcEA is an
uyaluabe compound in all diseases incident to chill
EBTm GREFESsERa FEVER AND A1UE REMEDY Is
sovereign specific fer this particular disease. Priee
80 cents.s
ES-THE GREFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
exces all other sayes in its curative effects Price rs
cents.
EB-THE GREFEsBERG HEALTH BTrTERs ars the
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
BBTHE GREFESBERa EYE LOTION Is unparalleled
in all Inflammation or diseases Of the Eye, Price &c
EB-THE GRRFEsBERG CoSsUMTITE's BALM affords
ploints Price s3 a bottle. nS5-An eminent Physi-
clan of New York states that he has known theGrRf
enberg COnsumptive's Balm used with great success
in Drlpsy tOur own experience substantiates his
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PIANOS.
PsI A NO S.

From the celebrated manufactory Of VIM KHABE
z CO., Baltimore. These Planes have the fui iron
tra1e oyerairuHg bass, and ell the latest improve
meats and fer volume andevenness OF Tone easy and
agreeable action, durability and nish superior
70 any other manufacture. All intending 10 ret a
Piano. should not fail to these Instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

The Situation at Fredericksburg,
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auelt0s VIII Ata
NEW PATENT CRATE,
1t wiz burn Coal well Wood most admirably the
Oven being thoroughly ventilated it viii produce
perfect and healthy bake, equal to that Of Bakers
Brick Oven; ROasting and Toasting is done before
the open fire, and BrOiling over live Goals the
hearth as common dictates. 1t Is manufactured
in this city, and the material used and the work
mnnship OF the best quality; finally It gives per
feet satisfaction TO all as hundreds Of ofousekeepers in
this city and surrounding country, who are daily
using it, will testify.
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE Is q
new and desirable pattern, which, with variety Of
others make stock complete. We also have on
hand great variety Of Parlor Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves, for Ooal or Wood, at reduced prices.
We constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles OF
BNAkELED Ora TES.
AlsO-all OF the most useful articles Of House Fur
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
Heare Just receiving tie latest improved styles
BIRD CAGES, which are offered ut the lowest prices.
Wemhnuiacture largely and have for sale at whole
sale and retail, all the various articles Of Plain and
JdpGned Tin, Copper and Sheet-IToB RaFe.
We o6sr the almost endless variety goods IN our
line for sale az the lowest cash prices the ONE
PRICE SYSTEM.
BT-AH HouEekesgers and thoso who contemplate
Housekeeping, and the 'rost OF mankind are most
cordially invited 70 call before purchasing elsewhere
and Judge for themselves. SUBTRACTION Is GUARAN
TIED OF the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of W. L. MARVIN,
No. 50, Ssuth side Pub. Square,
AueZ5:dA Cleveland. Ohio.
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The above are all from persons who arc public
II Known where they reside, and who would not make
they were true.
PREPARED By J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell Mass
Sold BY g. W. CLARK, and BY Druggists and Deal
erE everywhere. does: R15dWttweoW
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ALSO-ON HAND,
AslodeoHsp Small IHstr1Mnsats, StTi1gs, &c
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jackson Threatens our Reserves,
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--' '"-' DIR. e1BsoN.

PRoFKssOB OF ELECFROPATHY AND MEDICINE,
0hoe-ll9 Seneca-St., few doors from Superior up
stairs.
Once hOursfrom to I2and from 2tO O'Clock daily
SUNDAYS eXcepted.) ....
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TAlL0RINa,

.GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLRAN.
VI ING, Rsnoyating and Mendins Establishment
FR1ECrs AGER, Tailor, No. l9 Prospect strsst viii
hereafter devote his attention t0oleannE rsnoTating
and nendinR Gentlemen's clothing. He has facilis
tea for doing bis work in the best manner Genfle-
men viii dnd it for their Interest During these haf
fmGI % FiEs NJ. AGsg tEiEl, mNG7Rai
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NV ORIlAH8,


SENATE CHAMBER, Ohio, April 5th Is5l
"DR. J. o. AVER, H0nOred sir:-I have made thor
ough trial Of the Oathartic Pills left BY your AGENT
and have been cured By them Of the dreadful rhsum
atigm under which be found me suffering. The drst
dose relieved ne, and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health now than
for some years before, which attribute entirely 70
the efiects.of your Cathsrtic Pills.
Yours with great respect,
LUOIUS. B. METOALF.n
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RveFy Piano Warranted for Five Years

And the privilege Of exchange given At any time with
in six months.
OH PIANOS EHp MEL OpEoNs IlKEH N EYcHIHGE
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He will not Take Back a Word,

Pres. Lincoln upon Emancipation
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Practical.

Governor Vance, of North Carolina. has Or
dered the Captain Of every militia district in
the State to call upon each family in ,her sev.
eral districts, to purchase or collect what they
may be willing TO give to the North Carolina
soders-bankets, jeans, linseys. leather, shoes,
socks, carpets, and clothes ready made, to be
Delivered ny the Colonel Of the regiment to the
QusrtGmaster in Raleigh, to be forwarded by
him to the proper regiment or company.
II some similar arrangement had been adopt.
cd in our State we believe it would have sue.
ceeded better than the plan Of voluntary Asso.
Citations. No family in the State should lack
tile opportunity to give something to the cause
II was with convictions of this sort that We
suggested some time ago that the Militia Beats
in each District in the State be thoroughly can.
Tsssed for contributions
Some portions of our State, however, have
done nobly, according to the returns published
In the newspapers. We would be pleased to
publish, for the qualification Of our brave sol.
ders in the army from this District what the
people ut home are doing for them. Will some
ole furnish US with the facts,
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The Latest News.

The following Dispatches were received
from Camden on Monday evening:
CHAHLE,ToN, No cmber "a There has
been great increase of the bIockading
fleet off the harbor and much. activity il
manifested in the movements Of the fleet
and much exhibition of lights and signals.
Attack expected We are ready
RIcHA nNMD November, p The Exam.
liner Of 'his morning says at late hour lust
,mt, it is said, II telegram was received
s"yinc the object of tue hag Of truce WAS to
demar d n surrender of Fredericksburg. and
to inform Gen Lee that il il was not COM
pied with or The city evacuated il would b..
shci'ed 10y o'clock this (Saturdu,) morn
ing. IL was peremp,orilv refused BY Gen
Lee vino is in c"mnaid Of our troops
The alternative left by the abolitionists was
that The city would be- shelled by o'clock
# not surrendered by that hour This fate
The citizens ARE prepared 10 meet
LATEST, 8 = NJ, November ~ The ab.
olitIunists have concluded TO await the re-.
mOval Of the women and children before
Smelling the place Tue Indications ure hat
lighting will commence tomorrow (Sun.
day
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Resignation of the Secretary of War

Hon. George w. Randolph, Secretary of
War. has rendered his resignation 70 President
Davis, which has been accepted. The Exam,
i"er has the following remarks upon this un.
looked for circumstance:
''The public heard Yesterday with surprise,
that Mr.. Randolph has resigned his position in
the Cabinet as Secretary Of War. This uneI.
spected action on Mr. Rnndolph's part is the
subject Of many rumors aud speculations, but
10 freely attributed by his friends t. the gene, al
fact Of a dsngi cement with the President ON the
subject OF the powers and dignity OF tue Office
held hy M Randolph; the President desiring
Mr.. Randolph TO act only under his directi ion,
aud having recently rejected some OF his ap>
poi"tn ents Of minor and unimport.nt char.
actcr. The event has evidently produced q
srst imp, cssion Oh the community. and was
yesterday discussed in this city with signs Of
Interest aud animation such AS have been rare
ly shown Oh any political topics of this war"
Hor. James A. Seldom, OF Virginia. has been
appointed in Mr.. Randolphs place. lie MAS
formerly a member OF the United States Con.
grcss, aud afterwards a prominent member OF
the Peace Congress"
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The War in Virginia.

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WAR NEWS.
Later from Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, Nov. II - W. have advices
from Memphis to the 10Th in-t inclusive -
II is said that Porier's feet will attack Virks.
burg as soon us it can pass the bar at Pres.
ident Island
Gold is selling in Memphis at 40 per cen,
premium over "greenbacks" Alb, ut eight
hundred bales Of cotton per week we've be.
ing sent in from West Tennessee-none
from Arkansas or Mississippi.
Western men in the abolition nrny are
said to De anxod, for peace.
All the negroes in the vicinity Of Mem
phis have left their owners. Every aboli
ton officer has black servant. A gunboa,
guards the tri weekly steamer TO Cairo.
The order exp.lling certain families OF
nf,dera'e soldiers was not enforced.
Geneinl Prices troops ur- in fine spirits
and engcr 10 avenge the loss at Corinth.
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AID to the Families of Soldiers

A correspondent, over the signature oil Jus.
tice," publishes very excellent article on the
subject Of extending State aid to the families
Of soldiers. lie suggests to the Legislature an
important amendment to the Act OF the last
Session, viz: that instead Of each District sup.
porting the necessitous families which may hap'
pen to lie located within It's limits, as required
by the act Of last Session, these necessirous
families should be aided out OF the general or
State treasury.
We took occasion, AFTER the passage Of the
present law on the subject, to coudemn .he
feature in IL which this writer now proposes to
have remedied. There could not be q more
unequal system than the one adopted by the
Legislature. The Districts which furnish the
largest number Of soldiers, are, in general, the
least able to support the necessitous families
within their limits. For instance: PickeIs Dis
trict, with q white population OF upwards Of
twelve thousand, pays a State Tax Of only sbou,
nine thousand dollars; while Kersbaw District,
with white population Of shout Ave thousand
persons, pays . tax Of twenty.One thousand dol.
lars. When It Is considered that each District,
by the present law, is required to support its
own needy families by per centage laid upon
Is general State TaI, IL will be seen how unable,
comparatively, the populous and poorer Dis
tneu Of the up'country are, TO bear the burden.
imposed upon them.
A this writer sugges's, there may be some
excuse for tie Legislature at It's last Session
falling into this error and injustice, OIL accoun,
et ths subject being new. and on .ccount Of the
advanced stage OF the Session at which the Bill
vas acted On. But now the Legislature ha.
ample time TO digest plan that will be both
just to our soldiers families and juss to the Ia,
Psysss q esch end every Dissrios 10 tss sss.s
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Extract from Private Letter Of Capt
r L. Crawford, dated 7tb Nov 1852

IL am glad to say to you, that the Troops are
in fne spirits. They are, however, suffering
badly for clothing, especially for under clothes
such as drawers. shoes and socks There are
seversLmen in my company who are entirely
without shoes. These, however, are such as
could not be- fitted out Of the supply OF shoes
which the Government has on hand. Most of
the troops have been furnished with coats and
pants, but all ere needing blankets and under.
clothes. called to see General jenkins and
had . long talk with him, told him, was sau
lated my District would clothe all the men f,on
Il, II the government would furnish transporta
ton. He said he WAS very glad to hear il, aud
pI, mis-, to let me send a man home from my
company, as soon us We get into winter quar-
ter, which, from the looks Of The weather at
present, ] do lot think can be very long. The
kHspsacks Of the Regiment ~er. thrown away
by the Quartermasler ia Maryis land
! was fortunate enough TO get to the company
oil the clothing ] had Tor it. l AN 10 sorry I
could not have brought all Ny
visor is just the thing. wish every man in
the company had one"
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A VALUABLE RESIDENCE.
TOWN LOTS,
AND
LANDS FOR SALE.

ITNDER TIE PROVISIONS OF THE
" LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
otmy mother l. X. Currtou, | will sell, at
l'anc"ster Court llousc on the third Mon.
day IN December next. her late
RESIDEkCE and TOWN LOTS.
situate iii the ViiIage of Lancaster in nm el.
igibIe locality
PIECE in the shape OF n parallelocrnm,
embracing the CARRIAGE ana BLACK
SMiri SHOPS, presenting On Dunlap
Street front OF about lSO feet, and on Ca.
bu Street front OF uLou. lU5 or 10
feet. will be cut off from the main Lot, and
| sold separately.
The large square bounded by Barr, Meet
ing Ca,nwLu and French Streets will be
divided into TWO equal parts by line run.
hhg through the centre from Meeting 10
hn'r street; and that portion situate on the
West side OF this line containing neurly two
acres will also be sold separately
The balance Of the LOTS consisting Of
The Lot on whjch the DWELLING stands
(eAceDt the piece first above Designated az
EN- br"cng the Carriage nni Blacksmith
Hh"ps) and that portion of the large square
above mentioned situate on The East side Of
the dividing line, and containing the Barn.
Stables, &c, will all be sClI toue,her.-
Pla;s of thesc Lots may be made out, and
exhibited Gu the dav OF sale
The DWELLING large and handsome
| en- bruriuu
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lros The LANCASTER Lrpor.I


's ''e'' VI P"'r"'i"g does not
,;. W "e '''hes A'a Is oe'
'e'' '"e"ic'''i' aha eonse-
"''0"S'' o"' '"'Ne"'
W 'e performance 81 '"a' outy
'""' '"''e"' e"""Bes 'h the
''' "'' "e'eSs"'! a''u sh"u'u oe aaopted
~ '"'s' anu universally III oeder 10 be EN-
'' '"' "'e VI S"'' 'o'
'oene''''" ''"' may 'e"o
's"''" anu p'o"'P' "e''""'
'"es' '""' VIC f"''' W e"'"
""'' W p''''' D'S''c' "''"'" '"e oeat 'is't
enc" p''"'"'o" ""ere slaves are keP', ana
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Latest from Europe.

RICHMOND, NNemu"r AZ U-fae siean-
snp E.na, WITH L've,p"ol dates ot The 6In
instant, has been received
The london Tunes again i,ert- to the
action OF tne New York Chamber ut Com.
m-Tce touching the rebel steamer Alabama,
and denies that any blame can be attached
l." England The London News takes a
d .tfer, ut view
Blight has written a letter applauding
L'"r"In'. Proclamation iiUer.ting the slaves
ot ,hc rebels
the sales "f cotton at Liverpool on IN.
i3,h aud I4lh were as UUU bales, at an nd.
vance OF 10 Sd The market closed buoy.
ant Bre"ostuif. and provision. dull
W"eal declining.
The Tribune, in what it torn. a precise
aud circum Siu"tial acconn: from The be,,
possible sources. of the Efforts Of Tie rebels
to sapply themselves with navy in Great
Britain. says that three iminsn,. iron steam
rams, the most p' 'VerIul ever constructed
are building for the Iebe!s-iwo are on IA.
stocks al Liverpool, aud tie third 10 bui d.
ing on the Clyde ut Glasgow.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent OF
the Tribune, under date Of the ISIh, sayr
lha, the object Of Gen. Fosters sxpsd,,i
Was doubtless Weldon. It is sugy.,,.d
sha, this is just The moment to put in morton
n force from Suffolk, in co operation with