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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1862-11-29

CONTINENTAL MoNEY.-For the purpose
of providing pecuniary means to carry on the
revolutionary war. The Continental Congress,
issued bills in different sizes, the faith of the
Confederate Colonies pledged for their re
demption. The first issue was June %, l775
of 50 100000, and from time to time other
emissions were authorized till the beginning
of 1880, 100000, 900 had been issued, and
none redeemed.
Mr.. Rossint, in his Field Book of the
Revolution, gives a scale Of the depreciation
of the Continental money. In January,
l777, the paper currency was at five per
cent. discount. In July it was at 25 per
cent discount and before the end of the year
three dollars in paper would not command
a silver dollar. In 1878 the paper currency
continued to depreciate; so that in April
four dollars in paper were equal to one in
coin. In September the ratio was as five to
one, and a: the close of the year was six
and half to one. In 1910 the depreciation
rapidly continued. In February the ratio
was eight dollars and half Of paper to one
of silver; in May it was twelve to one; in
September eighteen to one, and before the
close of the year a paper dollar was only
worth four cents. In March, 1880, paper
dollar was worth three cents; In May it was
worth two cents, and in December seventy
four dollars in paper was worth one dollar
in silver. At this point the historian stops.
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prevent this wanton and unnecessary destruction of
property; to demand that the land and the wealth
of this important sectonef our State be defended,
not desolated, and that Commanding Generals be
instructed by stern protest that military lao does
not mean military despotism and that loyal people,
ready and willing to make any necessary sacrifice
of property and life, are not to have their property
and hard earned profits ruthlessly destroyed by an
arbitrary exercise Of ignorant power. 1T ~
These, Mr.. Editor, are the sentiments of the in
habitants Of large portion Of the -.
ROANOKE VALLEY.
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NOTICE TO LAND RUYERs

1. f. S sS,ssSi OFFERS FOR SALE SOME
very valuable lands in the County of Hnrns,t S1lh
as follows one tract lying the south side of Cana
ana on both sides Of Cedar Creek
aGoa tSo Of which are cleared in high State of
the oG and pine timber The sn
lest kind This land susceptible Of beng o. the
me pest upland farms in the middle section Of North hue
1na Is strongly mpregnated with iron ore of the best
na' specimens OF which be found with Prof Emmon
State Geologst. ''n 'o' hlnons
Also the tract known as Pineve on Turner's Ro,ds
ns ABOUT nye miles south of the former tract
aoo acres with about 25 80 acres cleared. Upon Ting
traet here is small dwelling convenient store bonss
and shop Sheds and shanties Sufficient or uouse
turPentine business for 20 or 80 hands. ''''s 0n
also one DINER tract known as the Walker laLds adjacent
Inc iast named lands This tract contains about SO
acres There IS ON the two last named tracts abot N @
rpente boxes and upon which some excellent swamns
some OF which are partially drained. '"""p''
All or any of the above tracts will ho sod ~ oo..
dating terms. VIM We '''a oh accommo'
Aooress JAMES NJ. TURNER.
n, 100, Summerville, Harnett Co., NC
vifnd
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EQUITY LAND SALES

OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF Tt1r o
Il Equity of Mecklenburg county, m,da nE COURT OF
among the heirs law of the late James r Partition
Of ss in the hep public o ia
with approved security on credit of executing bond
interest IRON SALE the following zeal estate months with
Man, Ga'i Haess front 10. two oos
running back hundred and feet front and
good twostory Brick Building contain iee embracing
win GOOD Kitchen stable icehouse, &c., nix looms
Also ooo acres more or less of frst--ats e,..
lying on the South Fork of the Catawba iarnng Land
S 6sTn and other good outbudg about an excellent
heavily mbered and the whole well wa aea 1hs Ssas
wb "s cool water we'll adapted to The good
ANY further information NAV be obtainsd y. N; E.
Ionergan, Living at Lonergans Ferry. ''0n' Edward
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EXECUTORsS s.,,

A EXECUTORS OF THE LITE M ~
nezt Grey we Will sell Oh Tuesday the 81 d.v " AR
ri " assh A. k5y.s
,gS1 or 1900 acres of land about 800 e o
county, yhi is # sss'n
MILES south Of Charlotte and about SIX ms, Situated
dweMr turnout On the premises is ns nun t east of
pair. AeSSafy outouildings in good =!
-, Az ~ Inc same time and place. % or 30 NEeRop,
w ne esa'e Will be hired for 10 months oeong
JAS. B. ROBINSON
Dec. 9, 1862 ahDkEi, hAH
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VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES FOR
SALE.

IN H UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATOR. WITH
the will annexed of William Estes. deceased, will
sell on the premises of the said deceased on the s6 day
OF december next on credit of six months in the south
ern part OF Granville County, the waters of Smiths
Creek, adjoining the lands of Abraham Lawrence DIN
Lawrence and Others the containing two hundred
and fortyeght (24 acres. and five likely negroes three
men and two women, for the purpose of distribution Of The
PERSONS indebted to the estate will make immediate
ment and those having claims against said estate will
sent them duly authenticated within the time prescribed
Dy law Otherwise this notice will be plead in bar Of hef
recovery. JEREMIAH ESTES. Admir-,
With the soiU annes,d
Dec. 2, 1862. 49-w6t
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DEsEhTERs-ss REWARD.

HEAnQ'Ks Co !, 32D RsGr. N. CT,)
: DANIELS BRIGADE, Camp near Drury's Bluff. va.
November 10th, 1867
>hE fOLLoWING MEN HAVE DESERTED FROM
ny Company. namely:
-, Lueian Brown. Duncan Campbell R. A. Jones, John
Phip Noah Phillips, and J. R. Pool from Chatham
County.
Calvin Billings, A. j. Blackburn, A. W. Cheek Isaac
Hoots L. NJ. Hoots, Stephen Hoots, W. A. Mahafy Felix
Porter James NJ Porter Harrison Scots Joseph Scots and
": +. Scots, from Wilkes County.
James Fann from Raleigh, N. &.
will pay thirty $3.50 dollars reward cash for each of the
abIve deserters delivered in camp.
'.. W. L. LONDON,
Dec Q, 1862. 5o:w4t
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amend 18th Sec. 10th chap Revised Code, recon-
nnending its passage, with certain amendments.
Mr. Keener, from committee on propositions and
grievances bill to prevent the traffic in spurious
liquors in the neighborhood of Military Hospitals,
recommending its rejection. -
On motion Of Mr. Worth, bill to repeal certain
portions of ordinance of the Convention relative
to voting in camps, was taken up and passed its
several readings ;,.e ;4
: On motion of Mr. McAden, a resolution introduce
ed by Mr.. Fowle relative to personal liberty, was
referred to the judiciary instead of the committee on
proposition and grievances, as first referred.
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. ko0lnson resolution in favor of j. G.
Carroway. Referred to committee on claims
By Mr.. Mann resolution in favor of Jas. S. Ives
Referred to committee on claims
Mr. AVera called up his motion, to reconsider the
vote by which the House had provided for evening
sessions. The motion was agreed to, and, the res
olution was then laid on the table.
The special order for II o'clock being bill tf
provide for an armed patrol, was taken up.
Mr.. Long thought the bill had too much of mill
tary tnge, he preferred one of more civil charac.
ter, and proposed to amend by substituting one in
its stead.
Mr. Fowle proposed to. amend, so as to authorize
arrest by the patrol, only upon warrants that had
been regularly issued
Mr. McAden opposed the bill on the ground, that
no necessity existed for it-that it was expensive
and that the force and arms provided for were need.
ed more against the common enemy.
Mr.. PEBBLES was in favor of the bil-a great ne
cesslty did exist for it in the Eastern counties es
pecally and moreover the bill left it to the discre
ton OF the Governor to call out the force only when
needed.
Mr.. McAden rejoined, Strengthening his position
in opposition.
Mr.. Harris of Chatham, did not think that either
bill before the House met the necessities of the case
The people wanted protection and it must be hat.
at any cost. He offered substitute for the bill
under consideration.
Pending the consideration Of Mr.. HIS substitute
the hour arrived for the consideration of the speca
order, being the bills from the majority and minor
ity of the committee on military affairs
Mr.. Waddell of Chatham, did not believe that orr
people would volunteer for the defence of the State
he thought they would have to be forced out.
Mr.. Cowles of Yadkin, thought the gentlema
from Chatham, was mistaken-that they would vol;
unteer for the defence of the State rather than T.
forced out by conscription.
Mr. Shepherd of Cumberland, believed our peo.
pie would volunteer, but he was opposed to an,
conflict with the Confederate government and di
not favor any interference with the conscrpt law,
Mr.. Mckay OF Harnett, was opposed to both bills,
believing that both interfered with the conscrip.
law. lie was very severe upon the bill from the
majority. That bill exempted no one, he said bu:
editors and 6obtail Colonies.
Pending the consideration of the special order.
the House adjourned to 10 oclocs tomorrow.
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Dec. Q, 1862
LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE 3I2 ACRES OF LANE TWO
miles north of HiiIsborough. The land is very pro-
large quantity of meadow grounds The land is well
supplied with water, and the Improvements consist Of
barn and stables with two good framed houses ana
log house. If not sold soon it will be for rent. Terms
to suit the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER, 81:
Hillsboro', N c., Nov. II. 1850 46-wtf
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LAND FOR SALE

4 Y PURSUANCE OF A DECRETAI Opnrp MANN
" at the Fail TERMS s62, of Wayne Court Of Eou;tv
Will sell at public auction the premises on the
Of December 1852 at NJ. tract of land lying in tn.
SGun eastern part OF Wayne County, the North East
deceased Hesekiah Grimes L. W. Lewis and otber
known as the John Bryan place. and containing about
seven hundred and fifteen acres "''''
lIks OF SALE Five per cent. cash bond with an.
security for the payment of the balance six month";
after date, with interest from the day of sale
co,dsho,o, NJ W. G. MORISEY, c.u.E.
oAo' ~. w., Dec. z, 1907. 49-w4t.
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NJORTH.CARoL;NA. COURT OF PLEAS ant AMI
~ Franklin County. T Tau,.e! 1852 s;ss'

d .. HORTON ana OtnerS !
VS.. SPetition to divide slaves.
M1AL HORTON and Others
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Mo
Horton, CalvinJ Horton, Coleman, W. R. Horis,
w. E. Freeman and Mary, his wife, defendants in u.
cause, reside beyond the limits of this Stae it is 'nsls
be made for six weeks succeessvely in the Raleigh %an
ard, notifying the said defendants of the filing Of this PEI
fon and that unless they appear at the next term Of
Court and answer the petition, the shall be taken
confesso, and heard ef pa,te us to them. az
Witness Thomas C. Horton, Clerk of said Court al o.
fee in Louisburg, the I'd Monday in September 1851
T. C. HORTON, c. &C
Nov. II, 1852. (pr adv. S5.62L) 46-W"'
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PETERBOROUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,

GREENSBOROUGH, N. e.
THE SPRING SESSION OF 1893 WILL BEGIN
Thursday in May. VIZ '"e '"""
With able and faithful Faculty, ample accommoda.
IONS and healthiu and quiet location this Institution
and accomplished education.
Terms PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS /.
n. board gig Tuition in regular $2O Music on
Piano or Guitar $50; Painting $40 Drawing * French
SIG; Latin and Greek $40 each Vocal Music Is.
Board in advance.
For full particulars, apply to
7. NJ JONES' President
Des' . Ao"I. 9S-w7t.
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Dec. 2, 1852
STRAYED.

IRON THE SUBSCRIBER At p1rTspoporcu
Il Chatham County, on Wednesday tho Iath SI.a1t
last my clay bank HORSE, about years old blind in
Dotn eyes and has black streak on bis back from mans
& Any information about the horse will be thank
iuy received Dy the subscriber, can mt hin,
Address ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL
Hadley's Mills, Chatham Co. NC
>S' - ASoN' 49-W4tDd
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NOTICE.,

HAV1NG QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATO OF
L. G. Belvin, deceased, at November Term 1862. Of
Wake County Court, hereby give notice to the debtors
OF he estate to make payment, and to the creditors
Dec. 2, 1852 ao a,Una
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NOTICE.

laying QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATIVE VI
- Mrs: TRANQCILLA COOK, at November Tern
ioes, OF Wake County Court, hereby give notice y
debtors OF the estate to make payment and to the c
law. I r EI,TINGTuN Admir-
Nor. 25, 1862. 4s-w4t
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A HOUSE AND LOT For S.Ir

YNHERE WILL BE SOLD ON THE 9TH DAY OF
y December, 1862, HOUSE and LOT, at Yadkin 10
slt9te In Davidson County, n. G. The lot has on
ices for students and other ouhouses 1t is located IN
healthy section of country and is nine miles from Licking
ton; The property belonging B. f. Smith, deceased.
Terms made known on the day of SALE
Dec. 9, 1862. 49, w,tnJ
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S25 REWARD.

WNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
u the apprehension, so get him, of my negro
PHIL. lie left me in camp near Raleigh, al Camp
gum. the 4th of April last. Said Phil is between .
80 years of feet inches high; weighing 10 po
and his head gray: He is doubt passing as lree
Address the undersigned at Whites Store Ans %nT
ty, N. G.. JOHN D. hoo D'
Sept, 9. 1862. S7-wSmi
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Dec. 9, 1855
NOTICE.

n HAVE NOT HEARD FR0M NV ~
=! D4AUGaTRY, who belongs to Capt Mci sUs' kLBY
th n u State Troops. since the 9th dsv of company
thankful he near and sick I
or Of the h State Troops or to any ONE es COMPANY
iorm me OF the condition fate of nv SON. VINO will
o'aekmans Mills Sampson County, NC, fostofce
Dec. 9, 1852. AiAi1 DAUGHTRY
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u o Afa,.aL CAROLINA I'm EQUITY. F,I1
Aiainance County, Term, 1862. TALL

n,: JOHN LONG and Others En- parte.
ed Inv cause being called for further directions tits ord
aSdar9 weekx fn r publication be made the Raleigh
henry Long deceased who appear to be nbaban, se
the !" com forward and their IDENTITY b
Term OF this Court for the County of Aamanee e mex,
Dec. 9, 1862 (pr. adv * eoiH noLI, G. NJ E.
-
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SENATE.

| Senate called to order at IL o'clock Prayer BY
Rev. Il. E. Skinner. journal of yesterday read
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Slaughter, report from the judiciary COM
mittee
Mr.. Leitch, report from the committee on
Claims
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
MIR. Simpson, resolution to appoint committee
in regard to sine die adjournment on the 22d inst
Mr.. Graham advocated an adjournment to some
stated period; thought that the exgencies of the
times required that the Legislature should meet Of
tener than once in two years.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Lasster resolution instructing the udica-
ry committee to inquire into the expediency of
printing the ordinances of the Convention with the
proceedings of the Legislature Adopted
Mr.. Adams, a bill for the relief of the Executrix
of the late Judge j. NJ. Dick.
Mr.. Eure "a bill to organize the State reserve"
it being the same as introduced in the House by
the majority of the military committee. Made the
special order for tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Ship, bill increasing the salaries of the
Comptroller and Secretary of State.
RESOLUTIONS ON THEIR THIRD READING.
Resolution demonstrating against certain parts of
the Confederate exemption BILL requesting the re-
peal OF the clauses exempting the owners of 20
slaves, horses, &c.
Mr.. Graham opposed its passage, stating that he
IuouSht ~ uuWlSe u meuQle WIN the Confederate
consumption law, it had been fully acquiesced in
by the people.
Messrs Brown and Murrill favored it, believing
it an unjust discrimination and opposed to the spirit
of our institutions.
Mr. Graham thought the CONSUMPTION law full of
inconsistencies and inequalities but that it should be
left to the Confederate States to arrange this matter
as We had already acquiesced in it. War should be
carried on and armies raised by the taxable wealth
of the country, and not by indiscriminate conscrp-
ton.
Mr.. Ellis favored the resolution.
After short debate on the title, the resolution
passed its third reading by vote of 81 to TO-
Message from the House concurring in the Sem
ate proposition in regard to the joint committee on
adjournment.
Mi. Carroway, a resolution in favor of L. L.
Clements. Referred.
,a ORDER oE TIE DAY.
Bill to secure the property of married women, in
troduced BY Mr.. Faison.
Messrs Fason and Outlaw favored it. Messrs
Graham, Brown, Warren and Sharp opposed it.
The bill failed to pass its second reading by
vote of Is to 81.
The bill in regard to the holding of courts in
Mecklenburg county was taken up and passed its
several readings
Message from the House transmitting several en-
crossed bills.
The Senate then adjourned until tomorrow at IL
o'clock.
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SHOE MAKER WANTED.

AZ a MN WANlEDs-
A SHOE MAKER WITH SATISFACTORY REFER
al =. can get constant employment by the year to
&C. as roreman Tor hive or six hands.
Adofess S. w. TERRELL,
Dee. g. 1863. 's'e wake as TO- \, y
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. T. E. Skinner
Journal of Tuesday read.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. Burgin from committee on claims, a reso.
luton in favor of NJ. L. Britain recommending its
passage.
By Mr.. Patterson, from the committee on propo-
stons and Grievances, resolution in favor of Oscar
D. johnson, an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum, rec
ommending its passage.
By Mr.. Allison, from the same, bill to extend
the provisions Of 9Th 45th chap Revised Code,
recommending its rejection.
Mr.. Mckay from the judiciary committee, a bill
relative to Wills letters of administration &c.. in
counties occupied by the enemy, recommending its
passage. -
On motion the rules were suspended and this bill
passed its several readings
Mr.. MsAden, from judiciary committee, bill to
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoypOE MONEY MARKET.-The funds on tho 9TH
completely without vuiation The d'coun, m.ft.'
rood bills be u y ceut la United aies srcnniis,
sud American R.ilws buoyancy prevailed end The uP~nd
value Of e3iso0D bad arrived, snd fT:0es Ci Known
be TIE total specie aniv. Of the wres reached
Friday evening q. sJ{ fJf money The weekly rurn Of
the rsss OF Enssnd .hows decrease 10 bullion Of 80 Goa
Tao Weekly Cotton hsrist W" received por Angle
TkAbE REPORT advice from Manchester urf.vor
sbe e market for goods and ysfns being dun ~h down
LIVERPOOL BRE.r.rrrv. m.HSzr : The m,rse, IL down
rd ,s ws 1..sy 'T.Is T CO. md os
our esier st,.e q % Wheat quiet and ready Rcd
We.,s5r s 3D. Witt soufsn W. "a siai Corn dull and
declined 3D. Mixed 20 Sd a 30 I'd, Win. 3iid9i.
LIynaPooL Pkom'ios m;akEr The f'ovi'n msIss, !,
report Bsef quiet aud steady poi heavy Bacon Hctive
and 6rner. LaId hrm at % a.3'6 T,llow,, stead
epofis Aches quiet, 80 for Pots. aud $40 fer Pearls
Ro'in very Dun At l2so9 Spirits 1gHs IL. dol 80
sugar Steady. Coffee firm. Rice arm. Cod Oil hfn 1t $3.50
80 Linseed Oil hrni-r Of IS o.
Loxpos MARKETS (Bningl.-BgyspsTuyvs Arm hu, quie,
IKoS dull. sre.x quiet ard steady C6r,yr hsi an upward
tendency RICE steady Tx hrp At "a = n for common
CenFou LiSssgp Her at an advance u q Lissssp or
ASERc.s sscrsrrIs. .c,iy ard advanced the
ton a. the American r,ws Enc llinoi. Central 81
sGss, m.,srhaseti. r. "a Marysni 5. held st 30. Ten.
us.s- Co. 81 Penn.Jvsnis 30 Of 49, o7doS, Penn'J'anis
Bond, OF -. IS.
LIVERPOOL, Narch 9.-CoTTog-The sales of
Cotton yesterday 900 b,les noadag ZOO to spec
usto and exporters The mf,l clossd booy,ni bu, Prices
renl.inrd unaltrr-d
HxK,D,ruyrs-Tbe Brssd.,uh, market closed quiet
PHoys0ss1hs msfi,t closed quiet except fo Lard and
Bacon, which ,ouewh,t nruler
1oNpoN MoSEI HsKksr-CoLsol' closed on Saturday 81
gjl d33i for mo ey.
hpskic,s SrocKs-Th. is'e't sales Erie Shares.
J20323 Illinois Central .S0tf fis
HAgsE M.KggT.C01rOS-Sslsr Tor the " eet ffo bales
tn. uagsst ycrs dull Ofrars tres ofdisse lt,i bs.,
lsef Ties In port smouhts 10 1850
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LATEST Via Qveenstcrp.
z The MiujAry n s,gned TO-DAY

N.
in consequence Of the adoption ia the Lower ilouse
of motion q at the principal items il the revenue
expenditure be included inf he general budget.
FRASKFORT, March SIN tie Federal Diet To-
day Austria and Prus Ia pr0Poeed the recsta iisn-
mrnt of the Constitution OF 1881 in Electoral liosse,
ia conformity with tine Federal laws aud with The
guaranty toat tie provisional rights OF the States
shall be respected.
vienna, March # is asserted that the collec'
ii n of taxes by the military authorizes OF iflh
sylvauis ID Suspended.
The Emperor Of Austria il sbout to make tour
through venetis. lie will be absent about one
month. TIE object of his journey IL to review TIE
troops forming military GORDON between hus'ns
aud Italy.
ArHExs, March "a Roysl decree offers an am-
nesty TO all military insurgents, except the anthor'
Of to rebellion, unul the commencement OF TIE
bomhardment Of Naupla. Nj. fuconFis nnd Tue
to treat with the insurgents.
Pans, March g. ls62.-The Nouiteur says the
statement that the students Of the School
are eonhoed to the building in consequence OF tue
agitation la the QUARTER LATIN is in orreci.
ioHIs, March 9, lS62-'The Hafia says that the
conference between Gsrbaldi aud Raiszzi has had
very important results OF a nature 70 exerc great
influence over the destine s of the country.
Marqnit fillamaince is spoken OF for the Ministry
Of Foreign Affairs.
MADRID, March S-The Madrid Journals as,ert
mat the news that the Spanish Government con-
templates recalling Gen. Prim is Incorrect
Several Spanish pr.laes will attend the approach-
ing couvocation al Rome.
LIVERPOOL, March y.-The ito amer II omer 81 zelda
has arrived at Queenstown, having run the blockade
OIL Wilmington. ~ c.. with a cargo Of rosin cotton
and tobacco She has on board tho crew OF the
American ship Kitty Cordes, ahsndorsd at sea Oh
the 23d OF February, in sinking condition.