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sap0icon a DouBtfui Adviser.

4se 7. ud9n ssss. lurgtu 1T exeter itai, Nov rs
ts Ei0cricaB cas-. SET IL oDe which he -iscst Minis.
vea desire a. be excused IRON 1aktas III hsud.
- m+tase to suppose tbst cJuli fecvie INTO
III 80 iicn spcctstsTs after hayilg 0rat
Il he I Ken pr rescted. We must be permitted,
soset- ~ oen-iler u advantage bavc ones more
' ta 8 fugr n a. gsgi NJ III. TIC
p,s ~ fnaSr of TIE tr1sa. rno OK, erience of the
49, years--the Hexe exrrGti n, and seHoh pot.
tliS .4lncls Ie,sA ElatiEs, aud "a. nee. sy VI
fnf fons All wd hat.Rt = h,ne-arr n1t 20 be ~.
as99 Ae e1pnt trust Aice,a ~. VS. gsD a. Ave
A. G. -bc .lendship wwa eVergbsty Iut rr are
v d. - to#i.'eut " 8,g aHd the ws nave u %
xrht 0.erutabe'' potcstlIas ~. better
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M y D1A N.

why England Rejected the French Note.
from the London Post government organl, Nov l4J
The despatch OF NJ DroGyn dc Lhuys, which we publish
m aR0Ahor column, loses much AZ It's interest from the
faot thas too easily guess the answer which n
WI eoeive. II perfectly notorious that the govern
nsDt q this country Is slill unwilling to interfere In
any natnner with the Il Affairs In America
We feci that any overture coming from ourselves,
9 from Europe, would be rejected long he
lemper OF the Nsrth remains In its present condition.
w mua ,odi tke result 0f he pendsng eeci las
We must SEQ whether the democratic party, which
b Understood - be- disposed towards peacc, is able 70
the direction Of affairs. We must bte our time
ubtD the Americans give us some, the slightest en-
couragement their q,iarreis Till they do
h.ia part maintain that strict neutrality which
70 have hitherto observed Ho~ IS possils for US 70
}rose aa.sttce .ohtch should hare the effect Of raising
iAs bockadep Il would be tantsmount TO declaration
that tho North had been defeated, admission which
we cannet yet expect from them 10 raise the blockade
voud he admit 70 the South arms, clothing and all
lhas they need wnlc Northern there would
" compensating advantage An armistice tor six
asshs would also carry ever the very time OF year
SAen the penetrate the heart of the country
asd when NJ Lincolp's government may more hope
fUv some measure Of success.
fyrom the London Post Government organ), Nov Is
The answer ~ NJ. Drouyn dc lHuys' propose! which
Earl Russell despatched yesterday IS G. uched in the
which anticipated "N0t yet Is tie shoTtest dd
Nast cmyiete ea'tansary Uht cav give # Il. The
assigned TINS reply are firstly that there
no ground Tor hoping that the federal governa mt would
accept the suggested proposal and, secondly hat re
sosa from Washington would have the effect OF prevent
ing any speedy renewal Of t.e oner,
II 10 strongly felt IN this country that We cannot, as
neltras, Interfere the ,nritati n Of 0y ne oj Ge
he, In The terrible which desol es The
TRANSATLANTIC contlept hen, however, peace party
sbA have established ts power and raised lis voice In
lte Norh shall be ready, on the most indirect hint,
Va profer services and t. join with the maritime
Powers furtaetng the work Of pacific on That such
desire y her Maesiy's government less tnan
q the pneliC Il large.
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THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
The Democratic Ratification Meeting
speeches of August Belmont, James r
Brady and John Van Burem.

The Democratic Ratincation Meeting
speeches of August Belmont, James T.
Brady and John Van Buren.
The democracy turned considerable strength last
night 70 raty the Cooper Institute, the nomination
OF Matthew r. brennan for Comptroller and John q.
Counsel to the Corporation Bonnres blazed In
Asor place. and batteries Of sky rockets and Roman
les kept up u cuntnuous play Of joggery over and
around the Bible House and Cooper Institute and, 10
fact s the usual OF democratic meet.
mEs we're present
AiaoGs Tic sentiments expressed banpers with
which the stage 49, BUefaily bcdecked, was the fol
hwingi-
.s>e,
Lct not be Rid TINT New York approves Of the /
I removal u - rye b. Mcclellan.
* sss<ss
Mr Auruas yolSnt sas chost Pftsdpt o the ines ling
sPgrcg or IJatT BsLaoSr
lie at, ~. bank ys not rprtsgfy tue puor nich
yl nave cQufSfea uppn irf 10 ~ctUl p,ese 0,,y
tpit a,e, ta4. va assembled tatIgnt far tb,
gUflo at fsiry8Dg liT nJlnaaioo ~ ue gneI dero-
siU1y far elty 1sa county uAis.tG Z Dsfgf ohm
,n stiu Ars etsty rcsst1 3ath, tho l-.s,y sa-
g,gt n tfr e0aafs ~ tte rrf lnd y9st pelfingl..
tuJAe grplDt - otr of ss%iag sate Dat glne H.
.esfN AIa gent tlftn tta $50 tYu.,.lt. a!d Ls ,.Ii
!. Aea .Nts, asa.A y" p. -. .is ass, Al ,uo
f,4 et fr tAt rfN n tNtas i0T )em stil s.e.' itt
,.t..f ,ne rntes t.1tvr tawMtt osct ths slt.5.
ysa Mr s49V suGHA Nda ST. tJip tltics ~ wiz II,
tHt aa tAY,taal iis Il ~ tsn ssM +.
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Obituary.
THB DOwAGER BARONESS STAFFORD.

From the Lon dun Post, Nov. Is
elizabeth Dowager baroness stafford, whose death b
just anu0unced OF Lhisc American ladies' daugh
quised titles by marriage. One married that eminent
scholar statesman, the Marquis wellesley; another
tie Ike VI Leeds aud the lady whose death record
Jay married May rs, 1885, Sir George william Jernus-
ham who, In 1925, had been declared entitled ihe
barony stafford which had undss attander
mt stafford beheaded In 1878. Her lady
ship let widow In 1851 and had She, like
Sis tors, Roman Catholic.
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How Liverpo0l Regards the rian'
(From the Liverpool Journal, Nov. 10

Lard Palmesston hswsvsr, knows full weii tAas sns
sunsring which Mn has bsoaghs upoa % sessa %
provoked & s,n ice between the swo countries would
andoubtsdIy be possible 70 counsel without gvng
oeaoe M hs 3 . wise who refuses 10 give adv ses
ana ked France would. doabt, rejoice N the exist
euce Of months aTmtee, because during the inter-
val ~ peace sssaits ~ SsaAsra ibaIss, aud perhaps
sis IN Mszseo. HH proceedings IN Aozsco are oo-
is oo,rIry and our government would mere.
fore exceedingly eupaoie " do anything that would
enable the war conducive the glory,
the interest tf neighbors Tho next mail Or
ousiy ascs pubic opinion IN this country on
American affairs.
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Eng glands Diplomatic Calcul tions.
!trom the Loud n Times, Nov. l6.1


The course which the queens 8 Ministers have chosen
vii, think, satisfy not only tho English public.
rejecting IN f7ance, ana the emperor him
s4f the disapprohai ION Of the when gone al
iLr side Of the hot W thsu It's eject the
u gCvernnents ol Europe. ReDoSs htve beeu
and varioEs tins subject Thai the tm has
ysi 20 let the opinion Of his vernnen, be tuiy
xnowa II vas said by speaker IKE Mr. assiis lay
lnst .nsaud--bsse Englandwas the only enemy when
n tsderals had Europe and that the CONT.
ssoia sovere!gns sym,iathzed deopiy with the
Shorts of the Americans ~ preserve their Union.
70 the bTtisneT ard 10 unbDnnded conf
lsLc~ France and Russia has been the universal prac
uce of ihe republican orators some II them, doubt
virg what hey ss6 but tbe reaier n.mber mpe led
czis py epcueflc hatred Of ourselves hope has
insy would srrGer iTor our allies on American ques
i,-gs All this Is eId now. In every house
ia every soldiers tent. both North ana South II
-t'i * known Z f0rtInght's lime, o,y thd ne
-r7-t tpseyof Ctss ~ end ts icdr, tsu ha h hiHks
u E4sopsdE discussion is itieed, Frat tue
G-- P0scers mad ooiualg rendered fhrr dtlison. n
s.at note we're read MI. seward Washing
"a, could add little 10 the waning he
r-Tea rom tie dispatches o. n. Drou.u de Lhuys and
Lf. ssei }rld ir0m the temper II the Russian
-lET ee learnt from the passase ~ Lord Huseei 70
salch he speaks q catching cafe.sy no progress -
t~tltoa Ia America, aut ~ ms 'bole that II may b.
Z fJ have undergone 81 my hereafter undeIso,
.sl.s that "iLe three courts may then avail ,he0-
81 such change oaer their friendly lnsei sib
ter prospect n i beng accepted Ov The two
has4Er pErfesf We Cannot, therefore, ok uion tie
@3sgl 3i thc Freach Emperor as having been who!
raamach a i has cal ell forth c clear opinions
ai the two leading nstlols of Fur pc. AID gives All
q believe that tne tIs sbicn the uDioaus
.ar I, equally opposed y IN" pollcy u Washington.
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s.ls Opposition ar,.,ocr... in Rage.

Ne teTnis which Losd husel refuses the
~. or 0cr imperial -Iy ioI joint eiOrl 70 D,iul
rs aCtamMO4 4atiug. ,et.e3u tue American being.
....t-sats 'be language With which lie Racks he
aI1 usrlls he III sety - HI uiion IS starving
"a rers. - thought probable thai Nj. lincoln
= apiHrt may ike ~ continue me Nat anl o.
.y mast please themselves We couid npi think
r- GgA a iaWcss niag a. g. c1mpc tleni o. Isle 10
Nv q yaas a. 81 Just &c, and u human y. They
.@ht 70 Oh se i1as a. tAcy pea-e, T. b .rD
FL Ups neutral waters, 10 biucta % " tish
Ger British yesaels wnI a legitimate ira
t IRA barbor lBa anu tner brit sd
CCtS n New OrleaIs ara 10 stsTye Bstisb u er&
tesier. tsT b. IA lrum r. 20 ntefle van the ara
.on II their frantic p2ssions. OF to tnwsTt he
'--ar es II tleif crminsl afbitin. IeTsh the SoItn
e tbs cotton ttl4e g-T the millions whom IL SOP.
fatLe1 tnan ihsl fAnagd sIogd g. O. war n yindis
\ oa 1t Ter soun a. nauOt, Dr. eh peiel certant
1A y VII ntt h- lie e.tlt rter ere " influence
c1n goo nd lus III! q. tie civilized wor,d pes.
I'LL On %ih a. Ot nd mad witn tie greed ~ iiiin-
- fmpie ~. Stuing ne sacrificed to the v3ia
~ e. reisin nx ,he parliamentary support Of he-srs
Is 80 sns bleE, alg thr fti mere absurd nrusob
d.t - sh,ect psIenc AID dss,arity nniss On ~e
-s .Fc-f the vaGtctrc wrsth aud Icify c4usecSs
.trt 81 he tctsrsi T,lr. hiSh tue govern
u a ths s4rtnern S;asN
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40 Peace vttL sIay..y

- "a tue i1nfur 50 My I0l
Z. SHcs truce, ~ trst by s4cg snnict
1te ~ +s ctSstr, r,rs fU ssrt o. ,u.rtca n
= seonr affri'cs IKE tst. L ~ ty4iL We
s11 as@e Frftn Spe ng be saft ~ ct.
ct .i a4J s.sc ult AIFc flsslt III #e.u her bod
.t1.en4Tn lrturGE pctts wi neeinlc pp4.Ibie p.i,
tis eor ~ riN his been go asta9 ~ n4efpa
II u,0rrt tn, sefg wAct hal.tr {. * i!y in,prsrs
i Ef.eNe swfits &E+ a.bf lnspu.f bl ~ Ter
II III t 1i n.akt \ sei aIc ,eJ.rc ~ ~ irte .na.
as. ~ iisf lks f., r.a ll rsmpl.trans :. \ n.
.tta. aisn Il r4itt o1nef n t1a strt. ius
ffr With f,iAt-s f.u in.lA -. ntpg,tsy, sau 81
J ~ i III. ]. .lll n ICn L.l
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nannss- manner didsrsat from skas h which nonha
tons had heretofore been made y the demo
Mozart hid determined that 70 the one committee
snoala b appointed tho duty Of selecting .
0os,ss and = sns csnss sns oS q .ss sncs
noKination that not IN conformity 70 party usage
ana they were assembled 70 rasy or reject - thsy
might feel disposed The course Of nomination might
hereafter In other contests be subject Of considerable
aiscusston. He himself had departed very much from
ne Of the democratic party regard 70 the nom
haon Tor the next Presidency and ~ democat Douno
by the old fashioned usages and traditions Of the party
he had no right 70 say for whom he would vote until the
Convention should assemble and declare who should be
hs candidate But that order Of things regard TO him.
sen sen bad gone ey. and be would support hereafter
sne cana,aaas aas 'na' was agreeable 70 MN WIN,
any organization. He undertook to state q few
weeks since that be would vote for George hcCelsn
for President in 1854 (Cheers.) He (Mr Van Buren)
should support Brennan and Deven the comug cleo
ton, because they had been nominated in the way
10 which be referred he thought the highest
interest OF the ax payers OF this city required that they
should ne elected. Mr.. Deven was an excellent lawyer,
Of great ability strong personal friend OF the
speaker and gentleman well qualified 10 discharge the
duties OF Corporation Counsel He was acquainted also
with Mr. Brennan and though he was not gentleman OF
very high educa.onnor was II necessary that ne snoud
be far more than Mr.. Haws was at the time ne was
elected Comptroller OF this city-yet he (brennan)
was as well qualified IN point Of education
10 discharge the duties Of Comptroller as stephen
Allen or Walter Bovine Al the time they were
elected Mayors and Mr.. Brennan had as much educa-
ticn as Governor Tompkins and Andrew jackson
Mr.. VAN buren, proceeded to speak OF Mr. Haws, and
denied that tho taxation Of the city reduced under
his administration He charged that under the Compro
eshp Of Mr. Haws the debt Of this city has been large
ly increased and thai the annual the city had
gone on augmenting until be became alarmed at them
himself and determined TO take not 70 prevent
the taxation TO reduce the taxes but TO conceal tho
amount Of taxation and 70 postpone the burden upon the
people in manner that might escape observation. He
(Haws) had increased the debt some three millions o.
dollars the following figures would clearly show:
INCREASE IN PERMANENT DEBT
Total funded debt OF Corporation. Dec. 81, 1861
Comptroers report for 1858, page 81 $17 ScS 90
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
ne MAILS or THE IURA AND AFRICA.
KAP0LEOS'S MEDIATION PAAN.
Why England Rejected His
Proposition.
She Fears War with the North and
DistruSts the Emperor.
EUgenie,s Opinion OF the British
Diplomacy,
&c. &c. DE.
KAPoLEox'S MEDIATION PAAN.

ne nais OF tho Jura dated IN London On tho 18th Of
Nsocnber reached shs city from Portland early yester
~ ssorning.
Gar European aes by tho Africa reached New York
~ sght from Boston The papers dated 70 the 18th
q November, and contain some very interesting details
Il Ne news telegraphed from Boston.
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NEWS FROM HAVANA AND NASSAU.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BRITISH QUEEN
~~-~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~>~~
Admiral Wilkes Again In Trouble
with England.
Confederate Steamers Running
the Blockade.
Capture Of Two Schooners OF the
bahamas,
Asss As.s &ss
NEWS FROM HAVANA AND NASSAU.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BRITISH QUEEN

TIE steamship British Queen capt. Le hessurier. from
Havana the 2ld via Nassau the 2sth ns arrived at this
port yesterday
MI A. II. 0isn, Of Ohio, got on board 81 Nassau, and
died on the morning Of tho Goth, OF consumption.
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Running the Blockade-TWO Schoon erl
CAUlureds

Correspondence Nassau Guardian, Nov. 15.l
Southern schooner, bound 10 Nassau, was captured
about week ago by Northern gunboat, between the
western main of Abaco and Alans Carp-amost within
port The schooner Try OF Great Harbor has also been
taken recently within the same limits.
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Confederate Steamer Running the
Charleston Blockade.

From the Nassau Guardian, Nov 221
The Confederate steamer Antonca (ats British steamer
Herad aud the Leopard, arrived from Chares
Thursday Tho brought dates 70 the 18th
and the the llth instant The 10 unmpor
tant Tho steamers aries and Hero In port when
these vessels lett.
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AbeotS uclo ny NQkkliuiSs
sioners Sinking Fund,
page 62 do.
Cash TO credit OF Commits
sioners Sinking Fund,
page 90 do. do..............
Bonds and mortgages
pledged 70 Sinking
Fund, page IA, do. -.
Net amount Of funded
debt, Dec. 81, 1858. -.
Total amount funded debt,
Dec. 81, 1861, per Comp
troller's report for 1861,
page 102. 2............
Stocks held by Commits
sioners Sinking Fund,
page 102 do. ...........
Cash to credit Commits
sioners Sinking Fund,
page lot do. ...........
Bonds and mortgages held
by Commissioners Sink
ing Fund, Dec. 81, 1851,
page 60 do.
Net amount funded debt
Dec. 81, 1851. =.
Net amount funded debt
Dec. 81, 1858. =.
Increase in 1869, 1860,
and 1861.
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sll,2s6.st2 81
2l,7ss.a44 90

This VIII be greatly increased In 1892
INCREASE or TAXATION.
The figures for 1856 1856 1857 1885, 1859 and 1850
taken from Comptroller Haws Report for 1851 page 1853
the amount for 1881 from do page 1o and the amount
for 1862 from his communication 70 the Board OF Super
visors, July 7, 1852, page 10
Under Mr.. Flaag Under Mr.. Hdtos.
Tax in 1855. s43 s32 80 Tax 1850 so 1853 Oo2 90
1856. 7,075.435 70 {" lS60.. 9,75S. .507 SO
1857. S,O66 500 So 1861. IL 62T, ,254 23
1855. $500 926 90 :" 1862. 9,9o6, ,3a2 sS
Tot yrs $29 500, ,761 10 Tot 4 yre 81 Ia5 lO7 OF
Four years taxation under Mr. Haws. BAL l5 lO7 O.
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U,7s4,152 %
1893 ,4oasl
sol ,sse 10
- $3.50 ,545 %
$ll 1856 .st2 81
21,7ss. .o44 90
s,l27, ,lol 90
1926 ,1ll ~
$50 ,e01 03
- e,sos, ,14a 4s
1855 400 81
1895 1852 81
a 6f)2 QlR Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28
From the Knoxville Re sister Of the son.
TIE BATTLE AT FISHING CREEK.

few additional details have reached OF the battle
Of shing Greek Noestimate Of our loss be form
ed Sy our own Odcers. Our dead being all lett the
Id of battle the Yankees in the lsh OF their victory,
perhaps oVerestmated them and their account say 27j
An intelligent officer who in tho battle thinks that
half that number il fair estimate.
Col sam Powell, Who with part OF bis regiment was
IN the varmest OF the 6ght, and seriously wounded
in the arm, reached Knoxville yesterday morning. A
musket ball grazing bis left breast. scattered his left arm
near the shou der he reports that Col Battles Goth
Tennessee regiment Col Stathsms 18th Mississippi and
Co. Cummings 9th Tennessee regiment bore the brurt
OF the battle. The engagement lasted over hours
Whsn the troops aroUn into disorder by the death
of General ZolicCiisr, which occurred early in the
acton and retreated Generals Crittenden aa1 Car
roll occupied a position on = bill overlooking the
field Colonel Powell not Of being uoun-
ded until some time after, when on attempting
to draE hs pistol be found his arm hanging poser
ess at bis side But for the untInely fall OF Zocofer
or had another officer commanding the same oOn6d nee
of his men been in the ed 70 take bis place. he is
Il dent the YAskess would have been whipped Colonel
| Powell Is au accomplished gentleman, and has proved
himself brave aud coo. soieT. We trus. that hs
" restoration may again lend his country the service OF
bis arms nerved renewed strength by tie recollection
Of Fishing Geek and the memory Of his gaaot brother
Lieut. bert Powell, whose blood the frs, that be-
teued our cause in the advance or Blrbourvle Col.
Powell thinks about ten OF b3 men we're killed and ten
wounded some of them severely.
| COls. Wel'hal, Saunton, and Murray we're each
wounded in the right arm,
Amoag the dead mentioned, the Nashville Pdtrio'
hears tho names Of the following CAPT dson. OF the
Hermitage yards Lieut. Peyion Of the Hickory Guards
Sergeant Gray, Of the SewAnee aes and Lieut.. Col.
/ Carter.
hsSr Fogg, aid to Gen. Zpllicofter who severely
wounded in the hip has ecu taken 10 hchnnVlle.
Our latest advices from Ger. Crttenden is that be
has rallied his forces and is falling back on Carthage,
| Smith Co on the Cumberland river. The number Of
troops reported to be OF the route TO Knoxville, Was
they have become ashamed Of their
psric srd have turned back join their regiments
They will yet wipe out the stigma of Fishing Greek, or
sc are prophet
The UHiOn and American comments severely upon the
defea. concluding as follows:
The disaster at Fishing Creek Is supposed to re-
suit from criminal ignorance Of the force OF the enemy
How General can have venture upon such an assault
wi,hou, thorough reconnaissance, is the mystery al
present, aud remsns to be explained. The War DepAr.
meut ui not 90 its duty meet the imperative re-
quiremeus OF the public without thoroughly investigA
ting the facts and eSrlessy bringing to Judgment the
| author Of the grieVous wrong.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-28

70 discuss ne prupriey Of breaking the blockade OF As
S,ahern coast within the next four month"; The Ian
guAre Of the mast Influential Of london journals and the
kaovn animus of a majority Of he oIesn's ministers
renders evident thai l. IS the duty Of the Unted States
Government 20 be prepared for such eoniBgsnoI. lt
avs that France Il urgently insgaJng Great Britain to
rcognzs the Independence Of the Southern Contedela
g. an bEsak the blockade" The "H-rad" goes on q
tel o. the terrible Ihe Uaited States viii Ease
aEuns those countries they care 70 ske any suea sep
-bq. such threats in the light Of the late Ahieos surren
der wi only create a smile.
In tle Washington Senate on the ~ me resoiuIon
To- tn expulsion Of Senator Bright Of ladanS, oelng
under consideration Garrett Davis Of Asntueky spoke
Ia tavor Oft He said shat any nan uho was opposed
& the doctrine Of coercion was unit to Do ASsnsoE-
The vote Nas no, reached
From the Baltimore "Sun" Of the 22i, We eItrIe. as
follow:
ExLF,sK OF PRISONERS yRoW FORT wARREN.
Lieus Duaney Forrest, ct Virginia, Ga borne, Of
L,1ill1A aud wharton. OF Tennessee, all late OF the
h ! N,vv were released from Fort Warren on Thurs
aty LIT and arrived m BL,umoTe the evening OF the
Am, tav stopping ~ B ,ruums Ho'eL They eI-
psc.,i 20 leave FOR Od Pai7 Wednesday afternoon,
ana proceed 20 Norfolk nv Tag Of trIce.
sSRSLlNG COUPONS OF VIRGINIA.
The L,ldoa correspondent Of the AeW York Com
Es'eial' says;
i vas notified yesterday at Mess-s Buing Brcs,
tr. they had received orders 20 pay the dividend
ou The serrg coupons Of the Virginia FIVE per cents,
which i, due on The ss inst. This intimAtion OF
course cacuasd dam the rePu alton Of the State,
and Ct tie COt'ei generally bui It has Just
rs1spred hat the HSnss has brought The required remit
tlrCes and &c u understood that the payment vii be
Advertised the cav Aftr tomorrow Monday in the
u ual uav Look d AZ the manner in which the cAlam-
iiss OF civil war fall upon Virginia your rec d
er viii give the State cred fOz the effort sle bGs
tsus made aud vbc' UsIsi have involved grea. sacrh-
81. 20 a,ntaia h.r external honor. Doubtless shen
t5s vlr 4ov.r the North vii thus lar 10 Der justice
a1i recall the &C. win satisfaction