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THE SURRENDER.

After o week OF more of doubt and uncertainty,
we at last have Information, apparently reliable,
that the United States Government has consented
I'd deliver up Messrs. Mason and Sliden to the
British demand. The act ought not to surprise US.
If there y any possible mode bywhich that Cow
ernments6sn exhibit meanness and poltroonery
we may be very sure it will be done.
The seizure of these gentlemen was formally ap-
proved by the United States Government in half a
dozen different ways. If, however, nothing else
has been done, the simple fact that they were ac-
cepted from Capt. Wilkes and shut up in a prison.
Is an official sanction Of the act. When the first
growl from abroad was heard, and the whole
North commenced clustering and blowing and de-
flying England, it was sign that the surrender
would be made. The bully is always coward,
and the braggarta poltroon. - es
This act will sink the Federal Government be-
neath the contempt of every decent nation Of the
world. It would sink beneath the contempt Of
its own people, were i not that they are insensibe
Of shame, and seem to glory in their own infan,y.
The circumstance will give additional impetus to
the suggestion Of the London Herald, that it may
become necessary for the civilized nations Of the
l earth, by joint convention, to suppress the
United States Goue11,naert altogether, as q sooaage
ton,ankind and d disgrace to cio iization. a =
From the giyisgs. out of the Northern press on
this subject it is plain that the surrender is made
not from any convictions Of the right and propri-
ETY. Of the thing, but simply from fear base, ab,
ject, coFardly fear. They ayow that this is the
reason that they will settle with England here
after Happily, England understands this as wei
as we and il there fingered in the British mind
any remnant Of respect for the Northern Govern
ment, it must be at once dissipated BY this act and
every other feeling will give way to that of un
mixed scorn and contempt for such nation d
braves in the absence Of danger, and towards il
the presence of it. al WITH
Even this abjeet submission will not, we believe
save them. The account is not settled in full BY
the delivery Of Messrs. Mason and SlideH There
are other matters yet to be adjudicated. We
4 much mistake the temper and spirit Of othel
foreign powers, as well as England, IL they viii
much longer submit to be cut off from Commercial
relations which they entitled to enjoy, or hest
tate further to make way in the family Of nations
for q republic which has shown so completely it
capacity Of selfexistenee and selfdefence.
II Mr.. Seward has any sense Of shame left, he
ought now, after this pitiable exposition Of cow
ardiee, to feel obliged to any loafer in Washington
Who will salute him with kick, a posteriori, and
eject him from the station which he has disgraced
1 beyond all power Of redemption.
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RATHEn TOO SEVERE. The Richmond Examiner
AZ the 18th closes long and article
son the present condition Of Southern affairs with
the subjpined paragraph:
The South has no reason for Encouragement.
nd every reason for congr ~ the present
ss0ndifion of affairs The army Is somewhat disaf.
zscted it Is true, by the numerous promotions that
4 md by the Incubus Of West Point fiat rides upon
it, back and makes beast OF It, like Sinbad's Old
ef the Sea \: but public opinion WILSON apply
The proper eorrectiseto this and all other abuses
and the sprfng will open d campaign which, we
she!leye, will BE more glorious to Southern arms
staaH any that has ever yet been fought.
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Dr m u .

Thursday I'd instankat TX o'clock P NJ o. long and
lingering Illness which hs with christian patience and
tive OF East Baton Rouge, wife Of H. A. BURTON Esq
Her nephews, F. G. Smith and John II. Parker and her
friends acquanyance respectfully invited 10 attend
funeral This Day No. 2s2 Baronne street, julia at
O'Clock P. NJ.
n9-Baton Rouge papers please copy.
On wednesday ID instant at 2a5 p. M, IsIDoRE H.
LET, a native OF PATHS, aged So years.
H-Rchmond, Va, and GAINESVILLE, Tenn, PLEASE
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s4aTSse Bards


tsUCCEssOR TO sEWELL T TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUOlS, ETC.
Hos. 13 and Is Royl street,
HasnoW in store large supply Of theeebrated BHh "
BoUzY CHAMPAGNE In ouarssno nh,s also pyramids,
viz: CHARLES HRIDSEIUR, PIPER q EIDsEICK. FAB
MENTIER, and other brauds of ntarie quality. have
large assortment the best OLD shere such AMONii
LADO TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, BUFF G0RDoN anu
ANCHOR sHERRIES-I8ss- MADEIRA"
direct importation other Madeas bsger grade sup'
Old London Dry Dock PORT, ana otkr OF ess k'
The celebrated sAzARAG BRANDI-vintags hs'' Nv,
1902 and 1S0s-alsrge supply always Of hand A
CLAKET and WHITE WINES, in glas and wooe n.s-
Res-scoch and Irish, Old Rye Bouron and Whea' ls'
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in pslssand quarts.
DlALs, etc. Ny is@a of tn, beet "ns
Will be saa reasonable anyther hon
AARON BIRD,
sis holy Nos l, and l6 Rtyals street,
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sBEArH OF Cor BosHAM. Col. Bonham, Of tie
I'D Mississippi regi ment, died Of typhoid fever at
Camp Beauregard, on, the afternoon Of the 9th
sult. He was "A brave and accomplished officer,
sand stood high u biz command, IA private ID his
regiment pays TIN tribute to his memory /. In
Coz lsonham's loss the regiment loses good com
Islander and the privates the best friend they have
near thefr1p
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Llsfs Or srHE DRAWINGS Or THE FREE GIFr LOT
rfssr me COMMITTEES of tho Free Gift Lottery
viii issae, each morning, special lists Of the draw
is.s,s made the night previous which lists viii be
sold Cd The streets BIZ newsboys. Persons having
tickets can thus find ont without trouble whether
shey hare been lucky or not. The price OF these
lists yilEba 1--WE CENTS and the proceedsof these
sales, M viii go TO swell the fund raised
~ tae enterprise after dadaeting proper profit
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Thc, United States slocps-o war Macedonian and
Constellation, of twenty two guns each have been
cruise il foreign seas for the protection
III American commerce.. ss 3sSss + NJ
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DIR. Stephen SaUeef,
Tho Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia Lumbago, Stiff
ness OF Joints Headache Toohache Sore Throat Wound
Sores Spains ses Burns and Scads yield like magic to
the use of old
DR.. Sweets Infal1ibIe Liniment,
Prepared by he celebrated bone setter of the world who
has neecipe for than forty years reapng
mense for,ue from the sale ofit.
Such Invaluable heAng agent has been known to
mankind this and commands sales in all parts
the South Icing Of the principal articles in the stock of
nearly epry large drug store.
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
d3n b3teod&tW No. q Chartres street.
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BANK or AARRIeA, " 3 refer to the list Of direc-
tars and officers lately elected by the stockholders
of this sttution. It win be seen that no changes
haye been made \. RI n
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states of America.

F... a- ,-tt Treasury DEPARTMENr,S
... I'D. Riclmund December 49, lobl.
hereby given that the ID day Of apua ensuing
the interest Funded of the Confederate States will
be paid preenmen of the proper authority at the
Treasury Richmond at he Assistant Teasurers lepo
Wilmington Charleston Savannah Mobile Nashville
or New Orleans. l&il -. ~ 2l 5 s' .Sa;- 10
j. .ss..+ [Signedl .1ass= C.G. MEMMIEGER,
81 DIS 3swlm . ..%E Fs. Secretary of the Treasury.
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From R0wtlNG GREEK. "A gentleman, says the
Memphis Avalanche Of the lat, who has just come
through from Louisville, reports that the Federass
have il and around Green river aforce estimated
" not less than 60oo, and the number Is daily
Increasing S
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AsorHsR YAskEE GEsERAL OyERRoARD.--It Is
sisted II the Yankee papers that General Phelps,
Che famous Vermont General, who issued the Ship
ISLAND proclamation, will be at once recalled BY
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4 & MlEiTARy NerloEs " direct the attention Of
otr readers To the military notices which will be
found under the proper heading in our paper this
morning Many Of them are of such Importance
that they demand immediate attention. S. S.
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RxLxoNr GuARD.-M Members Of this company are
ordered 10 meet at Mo- 81 st. Charles street this
evening, ii O'clock. See order in another
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EIcENsEs ron 1852. refer our readers to the
Of hs3 City Treasurer, published this morn
Ing. ID regard tosllcenses for the year 1852.
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Notices

The Soldiers Relief Association Of Richmond Va having
been united with the Louisiana Association for the Relief o
Sick aud Wounded Soldiers contributors respectfully no
fed that S. L. Chsmtlss, ESQ.,, and tbs Rev R. j. Harpr
persons appointed by them the only authorized agenato
obtain donations and subscriptions. II -r..s ..I
Contributors OF Sugar and Molasses will ship to Mesrs
gtander Chanibis Co.. New Orleans Of Cotton to Mssrs
F. Lane Co, of Memphis of Money TO membstof the
COMMITTEES of Clothing Hospital supplies ETC., etcsto the
Association care Of T. O. suy Charman 50 GraSie street.
and not to A. B. James, Egg who longer memhr of the
~ '!' -+ s. H. CHAMBLISS,'
.. f-=. & Chat, imam of Richmond Committee.
H- T. o.ssULl4Y. ~
dsl 2ptna ~55r cha'rmsn ES. COMMITTEES N o.
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GIgIzEss' b The stockholders Of this bank
will elect directors, to serve during the ensuing
yeaf, OH Monday, the "a February next. See
5lGfice ss,s .g9ss s3tss .55zf Al
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FrGceeRtseyS .

Proceedings. /
or
LOUISA STATE INVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FriENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conra
ton, lin both sngusgesl and the CONSTITUTION of the SD
amended
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, FETEl ODONNEIL
, I'll. WHITE, HERHiRTh ESCOUss
GEO. ELLIS, W. i. ioLDTHWAlTE
P.HAWESt &C., E. EZ:kIEL
!. F1TZWILLlAM.
1>orders from the country oiled q, ipsra, discount
ny22 2ptf
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M ARRIE:D:

On the morning of the lst Instant at the residence Of H.
Goodrich ESQ.,, and by the Rev. DR.. Goodrich, JOHN r
CALDWELL of this city, to Miss FANNIE H. AcNA1RY Of
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II MElteiH AssTs, BANK. An election for directors q
hi bank win be held on the 18th inst. See notice
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zsEssH DASsEI Goa Mi. Ds s. Dewees, No.
lot Of This lor sals So ID.
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rI- NIessfs. W. ~. Adams w. NJ SempAe
and T. D. u power of attorney as per act
passed before W. h Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Puoh. 9ad
MD j O. NIXON.
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BuRslNG or THE YAcHT GIrsF.---We learn thas
ON Monday last Com. Robinsons Jacht gypsy,
While cruising ID The Mississippi Sound was chased
III two ii the snemy's gnnboats and, to prevent
Her capture, the crew set Gre to her and escaped
i the yawl 10 shore under fire of shell and mus
4 kesry. ThIs occurred near Pascagoula.
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Roots. Shoes and Ra0uue s,
At " Fl Oh ESAbl.

R00ss, Shoes and fSa0q0us,
At OLESAbI
Plantations supplied with prirns DitchiY BOOTS.as
BRoGANs; Wool Mexican, Palm Loaf, Staw and Cad. Sd
HATS, at the lowest market prioes. By ]
FROsTk CO.,
40. 40 Magazine street, New Orltn
Hats. Caps, etc. al SNhtteHais. f
We sreconstany receiving genera asso renf Of sut
Fur, Cashmere, Panama. LtEhorn Straw balm Leaf Mp
and Wool HATS atths lowest market price, by
FROSTY CO., /
iyls 3otw No. 10 Mseay1re stset NewOyiefu
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rRI,lY NoRNING, JANUARY |, 1852.

ms MoSrHl The scuthern saontnly
4or January has heen laid On our table by w
sacnts, Messsa. Halle 3 Co., and the consenss seem
Is iii very axaotiye. We have not nag t1lns =
do snore thsn iance over the pages but the eaple
d csontants 5.SoWs i miscellany Of political and
,sshst pieces, which promise well Call on Hoile
u Cos ana buy the number, or. better still' SUP
scribe for whole year. st.
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ss-uerrfng,s Patent Ghasnpbn fare ana
Burglar Proof sAFE Nos s9nna - street, New Or
saars. ia 81. 81 "a Ap1
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W'afes.ps'00f Oces'c0ats.

WATERPROOF COAT', with Hoods attached Just the
thing Guard Dutya home manufacture sale low,
VIM. H. PERSON,
r-. Formerly Pierson Harrison,
~ l Magazine street,
d3l 2p6t Corner C8nn street.
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FAMILIES SUPPLIED SINCE LAST REPORT, NOV. q
TO DECEMBER 81, INCLUSIVE.

Making an average of s59si0 families supplied each
Market. w. .'
49, a. -e THOMAS MURRAY, ,..,s
President of Market COMMITTEE
New Orleans December 81. 1851. tr .rs r. jas 2plt
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ss-Nctice--I take this meLh'd Of Offering
nv professional free charge uthe families OF those
who are the city mi'ar duty Residences on
Harmony street. Pytanis and coliseum streas
District. - q .s Il 49,
uya, sau p. YEISER, u. D.
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H * e r II ST co II A N Y.
EXPRESS FOR '.FoREIGN NAIL MATTER" CON
MEETING AT TAMPICO, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS
This Company has competed its for the prompt
and raj id transmission OF MAIL MATTER to
All Parts of the Worids
Letters will be received up the hour of starting.
The Third SPECIAL Messenger will leave WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY LIST, 1862.
Should the Messenger meet with any difficulty owing to the
present political troubles in Mexico, deem prudent he will
go to Havana by sea.
Tariff of Charges on Ontyyard Letters.
(Includng Confederate Postage from this cty.1
Single half ounce, to Mexico 90
to Cuba -......,....... Bo
10 Europe ...,........... Is
10 United States .............. | Is
Letters over half will be charged in proportion
Open letters the United States will be received and
led by committee appointed by the Governor Louisiana
approved by said committee they will be sent forward if
not approved, they will be returned.
abroad be received through this Company
They directed the of the South Western Ex
Cemp"uy" Havana and the postage that place be
prepaid The express from Havana may be collected
at destination.
Letters for this Express any part
the Confeleracy by the Southern Express Company charges
destination being prepaid.
Letters mail encloed with the required
per the above tariff to the South Express
pany. New Orleans.
For urtte information. apply to Agents of tho Southern
Express Company, in any purt of the Conederacy.
]. ]. McKERVER, President
d9 2ptt 95 Camp street, New Orleans La
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FOR THE ARMY. 49, .
MILITARY BUTTONS, UNDERsHIRTS, DRAWERS
cRAvATs, SHOULDER STRAPS, STARS, GILT
BRAIDS, ETC II t=4s. ~ ~8ls 5@4LsNl.5.
The Small Notes of Meesrs J. j. c. DAVIDSON are taken
IN trade will be redeemed in Confederate Notes, stated
thereon. a ais 2pMoWe&saisnl
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- -r FINE FANCY GOODS, 10.
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
PAPER MACHIE WORK BOXES.
DRESSING CASES AND WRITING DESKS.
4-.....- ....4 PORTFOLIOS. PORT-CIGARS.
SILVER AND GOLD PoRTEMoENAIES.
CORDIAL AND LIQUOR CASES
MEERsCHAUM PIPES. .s
,. TOILET SETS
PARIAN WARES.
VASES, sTATUETTEs Etc.
SHE'LL COMBS, PERFUMES, EXTRACTS, Etc.
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FINE MUSIC BOXES AND ORGANS. s.J
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
VELOCIPEDEs, MECHANICAL HORSES.
FARMS, MENAaERIEs, TEA SETS.
TEN.PINs, FURNITURE SETS, SOLDIERS
TIN Toys every kind.
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South Western
II N e r II s = G o M II a N Y.
EXPRESS FOR "FOREIGN NAIL NATTER" CON
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eiN5@ n WI I-4 NEW URLEANs, january !, 1sb2
To the Managers of the Free Market: -.-s 24a
GeatsemenWe herewith send you package of small
(vaus hundred doar for the and benefit of the
Free Market which you Will please accept New Years
gift good and noble which the dstribu
tors l. fee Respectfully sours, 81. SOS -
$50 > tF4 ss j. 4 j. o. DAVIDSON.
TO Mr., n Murray. President.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-25
mr. zinn-raxatlan-Tne Negroes.

Mr. linn made speech yesterday, in the
House of Representatives, during the discus
son on the bill prescribing the rates of taxation
for State and local purposes, strongly favoring
au amendment to reduce the school tax. In
the course of his remarks, he censured the
Newspapers for giving their readers information
as to the extent and progress Of the various
measures for taxing the people Of Ohio. He
insisted, that it was giving aid and comfort TO
the South, to talk and write about high taxes.
He manifested keen appreciation of the great
reaction now in progress; and those who heard
him we're convinced that he saw ":he hand
writing on the wall!"
Mr.. ZIHE is the author Of the majority report
of the committee On Federal Relations, on ne
e 70 immigration into Ohio He reporseds against
be prayer Of thousands of white men Of the
State, aud refused 60 favor Law 70 prevent the
apid inAax of lazy, worthless negroes and
mulattoes. Oar people are in favor Of saving
the money that it will require TO keep large
proportion Of these people in our poor houses,
and expending it IN the education Of our white
children; and the gentleman will find shat his
constituents are in favor of the same thing
The next election in Hamilton county will
show.
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Legislative summary.

THURSDAY, April "a, 1862.
! SENATE.-Mr Robson presented the petition
OF A S. Sanford and one hundred and two 9TH
er citizens Of Cuyahoga county, for an act for
the organization and discipline Of the militia,
which was referred to the committee on Militia
~ Affairs. rrr.sss
Mr.. SinDet presented communication, rela-
tive to tho organization of the militia of Can
ada, which was referred to the same commit.
tee. .q ID 5-1rai ..
Sundry bills were read the second time and
committed, and The following bills were intro
dnced: Making partial appropriations for the
year 1868; Making partial appropriations to pay
extra Surgeons and nurses, their transportation,
and the transportation Of sick and wounded SOL
diers; To encourage the culture of the sugar
beet, and the manufacture Of sugar therefrom.
House bill, To authorize the city Of Cincin.
natl 10 enter upon and occupy Q part of the Mi.
ami and Erie Canal, as o public highway. and
for sewerage purposes, Was postponed until the
second Tuesday in January next -st
House bill, Supplementary 10 the tax law,
passed April 5, 1853, and to amend section
ninety -four Of said Law, was postponed until the
lst Tuesday of January next
Mr.. Ekglest3h presented communication
from General G. P. Buckingham, recommend
ing that an appropriation be made Tor the pur-
chase OF the Army Register Of Ohio Volunteers,
which was referred to the committee on Mill.
tary Affairs.
Senate bill, To refund certain moneys to the
county Of Harrison and other corporations nam
ed, was passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
HoUsE.-Senste bill, Prescribing the fees Of
Jurors 10 courts, was referred to select con-.
mittee OF one, with inatractions-Mr. osborn
Senate bill, To repeal the act 20 establish the
Superior Court OF franklin coulty, WAS post
poned until the second Tuesday of January
next, upoa the motion Of Mr.. Myers, OF Lucas
county. I
The following bills were introduced and read
the first time: ..-..
By Mr.. BArtram: To provide for the disposi
tiop Of unclaimed property in the possession oi
railroad companies.
By Mr.. Snyder: To extend the time Of the
payment for the school lands in Mercer
county. e----
By Mr. Converse, To provide for the sale o.
the shares OF stock owned by this State In rail-
road, canal and turnpike companies.
Senate bill, To amend the tax Law, was post
poned until the frat Tuesday of January next
Mr. Ready's Senate bill, Relative to the
transportation of pupils and patients to the
benevolent institutions, was indefinitely post
poned. g. .rsss. ~
The following bills were passed:
House bill, To provide for the appoiD tment
and removal Of q superintendent, matron, and
the necessary number of teachers, for the Asy
lum for the Education Of Idiotic and Imbecile
Youth, BY the board Of trustees Of that inetitu
tion.
Senate bill, Prescribing the rates OF taxation
for State, county, township, CITY, and other pur-
poses ,I,f
Mr.. Osborn introduced a bill, To tax railroad
companies, which was read the iF,t time
The House took recess until o'clock to.
morrow morning l... ~.