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The Burning of Cedar Keys, Fla, by
the EnemY-Great Destruction.

inc Enemy-Oreat UeSCruCtlOn.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 25--Ths Savannah Meas, of
this morning says that q letter, dated on the
18th inst, from Cedar Keys. Fla, confirms
the reported capture of that place. The Fed
erals burnt the town, the wharyes, and five
loaded schooners in that port also, so bales
of cotton aud $50 barrels Of turrentine. The
schooner Fanny escaped up the Christol ri.
yer. a Nat, with fifteen men and some Ia
dies, was captured by the Yankees. The men
were ircned. The captain Of the schooner
Ann Smith and some civilians wsfs released
on their parole Attentive days confinement.
A letter nom Fernandina says that the oil IT,
Gems of Cedar Keys were not molested, and
that private property was n OF taken.
The enemy have left the place.
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Vessels Ashore, &c.

WnMMeToS, Jan. -. o r. Ma British
vessel named the York. went ashors . few
days since, north OF swanseoro' IN Onslow
county. and was burnt b. some Of the reds.
raj vessels.
Another vessel IL reported 70 b ashore on
Frying Pan Shoals. but there 10 NO definite
inform alton in relation 70 It.
No news here in reference to the Burnside
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bv L. Il. COOK, An1s'r.

4 VCTION SALE OF Pr hISHABLE STOCK.
IA in bowling oresn, Henrico County The
un.oGsign-d having rented the place On which hs
resides, will. on the s7tlr cay of January, com.
msr cuS At 10 clock "a e.. sell At pSbl suction,
all the p~rit6a5le stock On said pl,cs, onslsipg
Of one good II ,'se, ons we'd kept sockAwsy ~ d
Harness, one Ca'ryan aad HAnres, orc new LIZ IN
hsr Wsgon and Harness, o,e Tumble Cart and
Gesr enc new Saddle M Britle together with
all the Farming imp emeats ard aardea Tools. ius
Guiding tot of Hot-sed Sssb, In geod oreer, A.
well as y quantity of Household Ald Kitchen kus.
ature. Bvaryth;ng IN good s.rviceabls order.
IERxs OF sALE-Cash IN bsps able furds.
LOUIS KkPPLER-
e. b. Cook Aunt- l. No. ~
CLOSING ) Al Il of Messr. Anus H.
~ BrERLYs STOCK a: AUCTION .--Un
MONDAY, 27th insts Ut, at 10 clock, Wit
close the balance OF the Stock OF Mesers. An.
gus g. Byeriy on Main street, near the First
Market, com prisirx n great many desirable
Goods in the House keel ping line, to which
the attention OF The pu bile Is respectfully re-
quested.
jazz 4. Is COOK, Auct.
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,.x. rumors OF an I'm portant nature ~
,,.s OF the Burnside expedition, which
81, sailed Southwark for the declared
Of "eruShing ont the rebellion" 1t
...ea that dispatches have been received
1 IN osacial quarters, comm nicating the
,.,I,sence that's great portion Of the nest
-. destroyed in the recent storm. That II
-. , storm Of unusual severity, We have
= ,ou TO know. and A. many OF the vessels
y. 70 better than old hulks. It would not
erY;ise W !" A"'' '"'AA ~ 'A"A VI ''e fu'
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A Confederate Steamer Chased.
Abandoned and Burnad

AuarsrA, Jan. 25.-fhe Charleston Cosriar
of this morning. says that information Has
bssn received from New Or.eans that the
Oonfedsrsts steamer Calhoun. on her way
fscm Havana, With q large and vaiaxbls
cargo, was chased By Lincoln cruiser, and
abandoned, ard totsily harmed.
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ona.' Aof husnHs IN PAsIs.-From the
nr o''oHfe1s, Jan. 5, We take the follow.
F@ .s,o ssa,P Hughes still remains IN Paris.
10 he Chn.sSn days nis sermons, deliver Cd
sanb.rss I ,Sa Of St. Roch, attracted large
Dssd o Ro mere. Ths Arch6ishep win pro-
Holy Fsihss o. pcyinE hts respects TO the
Arch bishon. On Monday hs dinsd with the
Che 0s nspspn o. Abyssinnis aud Pekin. snd
Pau. A OF the Order Of St. Vincent Of
p. 40 =; = evening AreAe..ho, H..n.. .,.o,
|Ostholie ., .oms French aud Irssa Roman
|aoe.or. who sx .!1n, AID &C Irish msdicai
donor. nads -. the Cross Of the Lseion OF
|sql. The d r., . call upon the 4 merteen Oon
fAl'; @sd drssssd In fail eenoai.
sSgar,nsat h.. .a 1Sorsss The TrsAsary
i for ..r, nsahan for "a shopsand y' al.
y oovs.sss alleged % have hem FsaSsr.
VIA. ~sas ~ saa FysRetAoo, Cali.
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Disastrous Fire in New Orleans

Disastrous Fire in New Orleans.
NRw ORL1Axs, Jan. 2o.-A disastrous hrs
occurred this morning, which destroyed two
stores on Magazine street, occupied by Ohas.
o. Gaines 90. rs a hardware store, and
another by b. II. Hanssil az mandatory
Of harness and military squirments. The
loss is about elso, 900, while the insurance
does not exceed ~, 600
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~ CONGRESS The Hon. ALI K
~ AMBER Il. HOLIDAY win be voted
for to represent tn is Congressional l,istrict,
20 All the vacancy ocs lsioned BY the death Of
sx-President Tyler. ja 36-at&
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y eoDDN I IPPERs0N. Isos,s.

CMT1 most 'bEAUrfFUL AVID AT,
l1HVTlVH LOrS, IN THIN TOWN "
SIDNHx. oounded By Federal, Bimwood, Gary,
~ ~. 49, nuMsr. ssrt sts.-Will be Sold q.
uoi., on the pfcrnisea Oh THURSDAY the ia
January, 1909, At IL o block NJ. III fair. IL NO.
the next fair day thereafter those tyn h..u.,.,,
fqusres locsted ~ above, each having a sms'
Dwelling and o.hsr buildings ,aereou TT. .sis
squares viii b divided INTO forty ots, esen 6sr
Ing front Of ii fses, end depth Of 1873 feel to m
alley 30 feet wide. hsse lots are, witbou. DOM,
TIE most beautiful IN siancy, and are iocassd il
NE most i'm proving past Of the suburbs
TxaMs.-Ous. fourth cash, balanes nj g. IL Rnc
Is months. for negotiable notes, Interest sided
secured by trust deed The taxes foz 1861 3.
b. paid By the purchaser.
The particular after tion Of the public q eallsr
70 this sale. 0ODDiN l. APPERsON,
iAT Austiousers
POSTPONEMENT.-ln conseQuente Of the
inclemsnt weather tbs above sale was post
poned to THURSDAY, January soIh. 1852. at
rW aODDrs APpsasoN Aucts.
THusTEE's, SALE Of . BLAETIrUl
MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE, EU in
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND .-By virtue
Of . deed of trust, dated lat August, 1859, dup
recorded In Henrico County Court, and With To.
consent Of the parties Interested We ahau asl 81
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY,
the 3lst January, 1902 ., IL O'Clock NJ. III tair
il not >, the next fair day theresfterD the very
beautiful f. m located - above, now in the occu
pancy Of Mr.. Chas. CauimsnE, containing ISL
Acres adjoining the lands OF Mrs. Josiah D. Smith
the late "A. Braxt0n. AID others.
The dwelling is in excellent order. contains
four large rooms and tire sAal ones NJ ariy all OF
which have closets ATTACHED to them. L. has. be-
sides, q passage hail, and stors.room. Tbs lower
rooms are taetefuliy pspsrsd. The K tcnen build
ing contains four rooms and cellar. Stab ing for
four hor So and four COWS attached TO sxteit
and roomy BAN There l., besides. = Oarrisge.
HOuse. and other out buildings.
= he arabic lad Is OF gooa Gu Atty, coutaiI Ing
about 10 acres; the reIt Of the inna /. wei set ia
timber Of original grcwth. I be pace has Abour
100 choice Fruit rees, all 10 hoarabe order; ba
acre In fine Asparagus beds; kaspberri-s anu
choice ctrawberr .es around the dwelling 40 ex
cellent tpvIngs OF Water convenient to the house
1t il seldom that farm ofieripR many cor.
venieI ces "a this-everythlng in complete Order
la nsafness to the city q residence, 81 . mar
ket garden-is offered ct suut.on.
A;t.r the sale all tbs petAhab!e property will
be scld, consulting Of
fine family HORSE.
young, excellent MULES.
l fine MILOH COW.
Stock of SOw> ana PIGS.
l TOP BUGGY, peAriy new
CARTS; IMrLEMENTb of ali de- -crIptiors
and Ia good order and stock Of PROVENDER
and CUkN.
TBRxs-for real estate one fourth cssh bal
snce 8, 12, ls months, for negotiable notes,
iaterest addec, secured by q trust deed. The taxes
tor this year to ba paid by the purchaser.
jaA 4CDDIE L. APPERSON, Aucts,
p. S.-If desired, the foregoing place can
be treated for at private sale. Il. Il.
JAZZ
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...,,.,, naslisary cha.ss.

-. reliable authority for making the
W. statement: General Bs~srseard'
EsoNsxn,shed odicer OF the Army OF the
eda" t,k.s command OF the Army ~
o''" sr. Ky., and Genera 2a'tavas W.
.oeoeeds hi m In the position he has
n'" ,nd accsptabiy occupied. AtOolum.
|. v. undsr''"nd. he is subordinate to no
Hrt Gen. A. Sidney Johnston. This
,aes In 70 feet without delay.
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BY KENT, PAINE r CO., duets.

T ARGE SALE OF FRESH AND SEA.
IL SONABLE DRY GOODS at AUO.
TON. On THURSDAY, 30rh instant, W
shall sell large assortment Of seasonab!e Dry
Goods 70 close sundry consiguments, CONSISTING
of Cloths, Uassimeres, Vestiaes DrilI,nrs Gam.
br'cs Ilusion Robes. Tsrl.on ditto, Embroider.
cd Swiss ditto, elegant SILK Robes Ladi-s'
Lamb. WOOL Cotton . q Hik Hose La sies' Ne.
rino ard Lambs-wecl Yeats and Draw-rs, Back
MORE Antiques splendid fsured SSlks and II b.s.
rich coiored >ilk VelveM AID Vess,ngs, Msrc.Iines
GAtins and Poplins, Embroidefies, L aees, Cioakc
Shawls Carpetings. oil Cloths, Hearth hugs
Worsted sergss, spool C.ttons, So, 60. Abe
whole to be closed without reserve.
WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE,
A large invoice Of fresh goods, jsst rec.i, cd
comprising la part
500 packs Pins, assorted;
500 pounds Bali Cotton,
l.LGO Winter and Spr ns Shawls;
200 pieces Fancy PriDts irish Linens;
Extra scper. Gotten Hose and Half Hose.
500 doz. H.ey, White, and Red Plannel shir.s
and Drawers
100 pieces Slack Wcrsted 6erses;
With many other desirable goods
j. 8-hs KENT PAJNr n no Ancts.
MOTTO Mn consequence O. our having &c
NO are compelled 70 adopt the Cash SYSTEM
in it, prosecution; and ordsrs for P.owa GAS
10. nust be accompanied with Ii money 70 20.
4 SITS aHo. W. TT = m.
RAIsINs, Al ONDs. AND PEC4EN
600 half boxes an 900 quarter boxes Rsasins
IS bags cft-shsl. Almonds.
Is bbls. fine Pecau Nuts
For sale by THOMAS JONES,
20 No. Main street. Richmond. VI.
.TUs'1T. R s.S n,,!,I.;. ,..,,.. -.
1a0 prs. do do Pan.a
800 do do sAk and Cashusvse Vests
go do Black Dress Suits
800 doe. Cotton Hall Hoe
eS doz. Brown Jeans and Ca.toi. Flannel
Also. . large lot Of common Oassaes Goats aud
Pants, suitable for ra;lrosd and factory haads.
NOAH WALKER 4 co..
al Corner Of Main and 18th sts
TZEKIEI.'S HAIR RHTORER.-This
thousands whe havexiven it trial. II cleans
the hair fror, daudruN, causes 1t TO grow, and
prevents 1t nom from falling ont.
For sale h{ all Druggists, and 1t the CLOAK
DEF % MAIN STREET.
II blue heavy English p1,or cunru
In :.o,: ana for a.: 1:, y n.sxrnx,,,
NEW 6O6S! NEW 0O0ESiEidpFs
~ Bed 1lankets; white Cotton H0Se
lars; Black Orape; English Prtnn; yard w53s
Brown Ooftons; Black Alpaoas. For sale by
talo OHILES 4 OHENEKY.
HOlzE'B swiss LRATHNR PRESR1VI
IL TAVE Tor making boots saA shcss sofs and
durable. and water proof, fox sals By
1sS3 J.-Ps DUAL cor AAla and lOshsts
NuTAE6A HaoO. CLOVIS. Fspp@r ALspiss,
IN TOR sale By J. p. DUAL,
- eotA and MAIN - eets
ISlN0LAsS AID AbHnNlYD PLAHTHR8
ais JOHN I. GRAY. l<7 Main 81
D3KERSPEl1UH BlfTEKE1ks Sssi
I'D preparation In uss FOE Indigestion. for aAll
= u Quantities At mauufaetares' pric~S. by
NNAlsU 4 DAKHR. nsusgiai4
II 49, NAlr 81, or sksss - q.
Nt6AH I0tAuO0 - Thcss hetaAsads N#e3el
Ed L e IN. DAvuNpoA9.
n1HG U8U0Hl ts-x - Ssscrt1s11 B
81 ~ 3 + ;saAy, i, ~. !.
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LOST AND STOLEN.

T OSr-Early last week DARK BLUE
IL RU SSlAN ONEkUOAT, with black
Nelvst collar and trimmings; the cellar
ana cuffs bound With black braid. Any
ohe who knows any thing OF the coat will
confer favor by communicating with
WEST Dispatch office; and u suitable re-
ward will DO paid tor its return. ja27--lt
~ TOLEN-On Friday night, the Gath inst,
- from the hall OF b private residence On
bread, between 10th and llth sts., a large,
black beaver-clolh OFEkUOAT, slightly
worn, with silk lining, slightly broken IN
BACK nap pockets and velvet collar with
Bank. book, and some checks on Valley Bank
OF Va, in side pocket. A suitable reward
will be paid for the recovery Of said coat, by
information left at this office. ia 37-lt*
GOO REWARD.-Taken within the past
NLU few dc Us from tbs Vault of Faux
Lor d clark, a small TIN BOX, containing
sundry Deeds, Bonds and Receipts, which
are OF no use 10 any one but the subscriber.
The above reward OF $50 will be paid tor its
return, or any information leading to its dis
covery-ard 40 questions asked.
Ia 27-4ih J. u, EAULK NER
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By JAS. II. T1YLOR 4 son, zscs5erss

UERx DESIRABLn Is RIUK RESI-
Y DENCE On GAN L, BETWEEN trl
AMI 6rH STREETS, AT AUUTt. N.-We
Will sell upon the premises, on MONDAy !,
the Sd day Of February, at clock, r. NJ, the
very desirable family residence, located ON
the South side OF Canal, between 9th and 9th
Streets, adjoining the residence OF Vim. y.
Waithall. and now IN the occupancy Of Mr..
Jones. It is we'll arranged for the aeommoda.
tion of a large sized family, supplied with
gas and water, aud In good order. The lot
fronts ~ feet, and runs back the usual depth
70 an alley.
T1RNs.-One-fourth cash the balance at 4,
and IL months, for negotiable notes, with in.
lerest added, and secured by trust deed.
The purchaser TO pay tho taxes for 1862.
JAS. ID. TAYLOR l. SON,
ia "a AnctiOr oorr
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MOBILE acknowledgements is going ON
in our city with a rush. The cry no longer
who'll START? has now become 'deyil lake
the nindm0st." The Governors limits of Is
and ~ years Of age are eatireiy disresurded.
-lMobiA Advertiser.
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LIFE Il FIRE ms u e ANCE.
N s u r A N u 4.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN
SUR ANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE, No. 1873,
Thsir new building, ON Main street, next door 70
the Bank Of Virgins, Richmond.
OAPTTA1A..-.......... $3.50 GOO.
SURPLUS. Observation-Disclosures. 10000.
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4 LMANAUS, Is62.-J. ". RANDOLPH
"A can now supply any quantity OF Virgil
Mia and North Carolina ALMaNACS, for
1862. Price 10 csnts, rs cents PER dozen or 81
by mail.
Pocket Dairy AIMANACS, for 1852. Prfcs
50 cents and ol, or 80 cents and 81 10 by mail.
IN 97-1t
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TMEx4RArHIC NEW9.
The Sumter Captures three Yankee
Vessels-She Harbors at Cadiz
and Delivers her Prisoners
to Spanish Keeping.
GOOD EFFECT OF AMERICAN NEWS
IN EUROPE.
OUR INDEPENDENCE TO BE RECOGNIZED
IN FEBAUARY, IF NOT SOONER,


&c, &C., &C.
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Crittenden Makes a Stand-The De-
struction of Arms, Cannon, and
StoroS
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V6NHH OLD BROAD 1T. HOTEL Fog SALE
L We orer for sale the old portion Of the pro-
perty known 81 the BROAD 81 REKT EOTfL
fronting on Broad street. so feet, running back l32
feet to wide alley. Ths ,ocation of ths forego
ing property Is among rhe best on Broad street.
II des red the properly will be divided into two
or three Lots. Apply 70
ia27-St GODDyN B. APPERsGN.
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1UTU11 bIYS.

NE0ROES FOR 1ALB-AT AUCTION.
IN WIN BE- sold 70 Ne Highest biidsr, ct lsls Of
February, 1ea9. Chat being Oonrtaay) eight
uksiy kE91OES, belonging to the estats Of Al.
bart q. Moody, dscd. Said nesross consist Of
tive men, whose respectivs ages are about 40 and
20 years; Two boys. assd about Is and 10 one
and ons old vOmsn.
TERMs.--A credit until the 1st dsy Of eeptem
bsr naxt wilt b allowed By giving bod with ~.
proved security. The bouds Will carry intsfs1t
frem dats.
aN-7s LUCY A. MOODY. Admr'x.
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~ UGAH CRUSHER.
y SUGAR CRUSHER.
SUGAR ORUSHER.
For sale. Apply to
ID BLAIR l. 90, or
THOS. W. KEESEE
ia 27-lt Corner of 18th and Cary sta

DLUE ESTICR, PLAIDS, And
- STRIPES, opening this morning, January
n, 1862 -1O,0 GOO yards superior Blue, Striped,
and Plaid Domestics-s ffst.rste article For
sole low, at Wholesale, At EZ1KIEL'S
81 Al Main atreet
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~ A l.
" BITUMHous, LUMP,
HAIL, AVERAGE, and
SMITHS COAL.
GEO. W. sNELLINGS, 4 gent.
OFFIcE-Coal Yard, Richmond and Danvills
Depot iaN-Imx
CUGAk CRUSHER
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TIME MOST BEAUTIFUL 1T ON GAM
BLE'S HILL At the corner OF Third and
Canal streets far sale
We are authorized to sell the OF located "A
above, fronting ts4 feet ON the east line of Sd
street, RI ,ni & back $40 feet -, an alley and op-
posite the residence of Col II. G. Cabell This
Ia justly regarded the most beautiful Lot In this
city Terms r~as nab e-apply to
ia 27-6t GODDIN L. ePPERSON Awaits
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

pool Of infamies," which Is not his honest
opinion, but merely one Of the results Of his
connection with the Tribune; for in another
place he says:-"Mr. Lincoln is the standard
bearer Of the policy Of the NEw York HERALD"
Again, Gurowski says:-"The rebels are smart,
and SO il their ally, the HERALD;" but as If to
contradict this slander upon our patriotism, he
adds:-"The President is indefatigabls to save
slavery and uphold the policy Of the New YORK
HERALD" and "the HERALD is the principal sup
porter of Mr.. Lincoln and Mr. Seward" How
could we be at once the "ally" Of the rebels and
the principal supporter" of the President, prays
Finally, as if to testify in the strongest terms
his belief-in spite of his connection with the
1ribune-that the HERALD is the only journal
worth regarding, the Count remarks:-"Mr. Lin
coin, advised, they say, by Mr.. Seward, holds in
contempt public opinion as manifested by the
press, with the exception of the incense burnt
to him BY the New YORK HERALD"
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nj n usicmI.
"rpNANr', At The AcApEsY OF MI

EKNANI At The AUAHEHf OF HUStC.
The Academy filled 10 overfO~ing last evening
with me fashionable audience Of the season. 70
listen TO verdis great opera ''trnani" The artists
Lorin Maccaferri, Amodo and Susni surpassed item
selves this occasion, and were from the commence
the end Of the opera loudly encored. To sue
cess Of the performance most decided one. Upon
another occasion We shall give a detailed account o.
"Ernapi'' Is rendered last night.
We wish 10 call particular attention 10 the matinee 70
day Manager Grau lad grand rehearsal of the fllo
In Maschera, and this time the music viii be given with
the drawbacks apparent on s first representation On
Monday evening grand complimentary benefit, given by
the artists TO Grau will take pace The pro-
pramm0 a varied
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

THE New YORK PREss.-The Count Adonis
Gurowski has very great respect for the New
York press, and hits of the characteristics Of
some Of the papers most shrewdly, though, like
all radicals, he is prejudiced against the HERALD
The poor Tribune, he says, is daily fading
away. Al times 1t is similar to an old, honest
sexagenarian attempting to draw . nightcap
over his ears and eyes. Greeley is slowly
breaking down." The New York Times lis
only tlunkeying Little Villain" The Express
ignominy." As for the HERALD itself, the Count
alternately blows hot and blows cold about u.s.
but is evidently lost in admiration of our
greatness. Thus he calls the HERALD "a cess
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

A LESSON FROM THE EMPEROR OF CHINA.-The
Pekin Gazette, the official organ of the head of
the Central Flowery Kingdom" issues an inn
day. against General Tienn. Ching-Chou for
certain high crimes and misdcmcanors. The
Emperor says that the Governor, Mao-Hong-
Plinn, and the Censor, Hoa-Tchou-Tann, "for-
merly complained Of Tienn-Ching Chou" that
he presented ''incorrect reports" and that he
had been negligent in opposing the brgands
(the rebels) who were devastating our pro-
vinces." And so the Governor, Lo-Ping- -Tchang,
was ordered to investigate the affair, which he
did, and reported that the General, since he
had been made an imperial commissioner, had
become excessively proud, and acted in .
very inconsderate manner" But Tienn-C Ching
Chou had been very successful general-he
had surpassed all the other generals by his
talents-and so the Emperor had only COM
manded him to lay aside his seals a. imperial
commissioner; but when the indignant Empe-
ror hears that the offender sets the imperial
will at defiance, "persscutes and kills the for
eign missionaries and many Of our subjects
without any motive" IL is more than even
Celestial clemency can bear. And 50 this
refractory Tenn -ChinsCh is admonished
that "he is young" and that Ibis conduct is
nearly at an end" which means, no doubt, that
he must prepare his neck for the cleavsr. To
bring the application nearer home, may there
not be, great and small, some imperial COM
missioners Of the school Of Tienn Ching Chou
attached to the army Of the United States, for
whom an imperial edict would be good
thing?
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Arrivals and Depassurca>
AWlFv AIQ

Isvxspoos,-stesmship Apabia, at Rson-Mr Deashcrn.
Ms Dearborn infant Mics orton. Mrs Crowet
Mrs Cheever, Mr. Clamenson, Mrs Clsnentson, Miss
Sutton Mr. George HamAson, Mr. McMay. Mrs Mckay, two
children, infant and nurse Mr. Ellis Mr. NuAva 80,
cant Jas crosa Mr. Alfred Booth Mr. Valentine, Mr
Lotbrop Mr. Charles caiders. ~ tied Belanisr Mr Wm
Sutton Mr. Macdonald FAVOR Mr. Veor,e Gushing Mise
- Cooper, Miss - " Kay. MA y Poster Mr. Fred'x
iicnry Nara n g Garter, WIN Young, John " right d
Deit, Donald kobertson Capt Lunt Mr. Sinclair, M
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