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A Paris letter in one of our late European
papers, the London Globe, dated on the 7th OF
April, says:
For the present every one here belonging to
the upper masses seem to be bent upon pursu-
ing round Of dissipation too fstiguing to be
sociable. The Countess Psrsigny has brought
in, by giving her last ball st midnight, a fash
ion in a fair way Of being widely adopted, aS
we'll IS one that will make the sociability O!
the brilliant world more fe-consuming than
it ever has been. Soirees now commence hong
after ten, private concerts about seven, and
balls at twelve. When they end may easily
be inferred from the time of their beginning
The wearing effects Of such unnatural hours
on tho constitution are wsried off by the Ia,
dies, and, indeed, often by gentlemen, in
manner 30 ingenious that it deserves to be TO.
corded. Dinners are ordered bali an hour
earlier than they are usually served, and, Ans
stead of being flushed at half past seven or
eight, ere over ct seven and half past seven,
so that persons Of quality can go to bed and
have long sleep before they dress to 60 OUT
st midnight.
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ih!y..

,i:yu. .. Chitoho,p1, Iplt,l, R'chnold Virginia, or
tie no r:ny OF Nn.ci !, 3Lcut bE'J Z CABELL, oil
tn: $50, REGIMEN; via Volunteers, yd1nEesI son Ct
Gen...i Is. g. And :. Ca5t o! GaEv'i!e, Va, IL Tic
l9ih 7rcr 0! bis axe.
scar,riy tbrs ad eepsai su's H. had iat hi.
hnioe, yGuay aEc bG0s WIN sH Tic n:'s U! PATRIOTISM
burcoy II b. yeuny -nrHent tcaoz, 10 JOIN the -
OF The Po:obas alorsth ctG-r S.o;a.rs tie ihihb!a.
The clods OF the ey TtG,c 50 irn r'-t On ms be-
sIc the Iywer= opriHs would wave over Ills ssnt
,o:sh cut c,lG o.ntg ID whilst rl:aet aggravated bJ
paing r.tnDy-, iru.IslIss.s 10 RchIond, produced
IN uu.onu, =.;uh ed biz young =x!,eusc = lev
orIGt Hsy:. H
lie die. lnc from home o. hii youlh SmOusu strau'
scr- bet :, co. sdcp ts friends to know tbs! he
VS. w4it-t a1d nsd Win MI tbs SAFE thst Il fellow
drr fscm Ills p-,ps, cvu!d aesioT AID 81. tsir.ias
ooS Tspos-in bis BOGUS home
rrae.th th-t ord humid s!aJ
lie lie, I.ns c!od;
Tsy PARROTS Of yesterday
H-s gone Get his God
fbe Invader &c III, couEtiy calls:
usr war: the s;rt:o;
49,! thee, aig her bravest men,
~ give Ll--hiS lie
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p;cnnond is necessarily crowded with the

Richmond is necessarily crowded with the
sick and wounded soldiers, and will SO con-
tinue, in consequence of the large camps near
BY, and the heavy operations which are inev'
liable and pending. The care OF the govern
ment and the kindness Of the citizens will
necessarily DO taxed to their utmost to give
suitable attention and aid to these disabled
men. 1t is The claim Of duty and of affection
that their wants shall be tenderly cared for.
Blu: As preliminary to this, it is important
that the decks be cleared Of such rs need not
hospital attentions. The way to the bedside
of the patient who langaishes in ''tho sick
wards" is now blocked or impsded by sturdy
crowds who are urged by the strong mans
appetite rather than sick mans caprice. 1t is
hard to resist the opportunities which would
thus leave those unassisted who are unable to
speak in their own behalf.
And let not only the hospitals, but the city,
be ''evacuatsd" Of the crowds OF we'll soldiers
who are now here. Their brethren are in bat.
Ito array on the Peninsula. Almost every
d.y has heard the booming cannon. Our fight
ing men nave won great glory on: Of TIE ene-
my. They have routed his ranks and have cap
tured his soldiers By hundreds. Bat why are
they left 10 bear the bur den sloEef Now is
the time for every brave Confederate soldier.
able to bear arms, to be in his place. and By
the side of his comrades! Some Of thess, sles,
have fallen. They fell in tho hour Of that VIC
tory which they assisted to win. Their glor
Gus example is to be initiated but their muir.
der is to be avenged: We say murder, for they
were on their OWE soil, snd fighting Tor thsir
homes, against atrocious invaders. Il IS sps-
cially the duty of those who wsre absent from
their sides when they fought to iIai:t upou
the numbering foe that punishment which
Heaven DEGREES and Ian executes
In abort vhile war is stormins in our vi
cinity, it is duty to the brave men who are
sustaining the shock it Is duty 70 the COUP
try whose cause is Or trial, aud it is duty
which every soldier owes his own reputation,
to be with the battle banner it there be the
strength to follow. And ns man, who is very
brave and patriotic. may at the same time be
very inconsiderate, it would be we'll for the
authorities here, by suitable orders, to secure
to this duty becoming attention.
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POETICAJ.
Far tho Ea4pir:
GUERRILLA DRINKING SONn.

BIG. IS. ARcHER. 81. u.
Horc's "bnm2er" % MuHA.--
Tried, trusted Az" true!
In The coming death Grstpie,
When cities shall topic,
j here's nc seaso. 10 rive! -. yLu.
Oar wounds she ha.f, ne,:Get--
Our right AIMS az" strong
o'rcs Ger US she Bonded,
She shalt DC deleujod
From ruin anG wrong
More trrcc had tie iemrest,
More iee.'.i than the w.7u
In our n!dnish, DISCUSSES
Tnc:I heads be our pGiz7s.
Or uur homes DO Tie eIave
hHk-hslk 10 That hn.i=
Fill glass TO tbs ::r,m
In maine Of our LEADER,
ron fearless seccJ.:E,
And drain i 10 him
lis ciaspe.l 20, wvinsn-
No VINE doth ho pour.
BAT, graspsog his focu;.D,
tHe y'eide,h to 10 rla.
Rasais wildly In cure.
How ted and iIsw sushrn.
This emblem Oh Jrcal
II tells y: hosts rrsii!ug
And that soon vii. a. nlu,n,n,
fon valley with rve
daik, again 30 th;t sltnnlor-,
Inc list cup IL; ~ a.,
Hcncc!3rrh tncfC'I. b.: ,i.ii-r
Bccaunc ail CUT euatEa.,
Mus: be from lbe Jii::
Drink, then, ~ our f.IAD
Hine, beauty aud s.uf.
CIr hrar!s' second he.ven-
Oh spirits quick lea,.a-
fhc life oi cur Iiie
Sc. our charger. are .asnp.ns
Oar Lrsfu I,i;''ef gy,s
t;:.f -?es, too ':ra nsmp &C.
Hu;l >he goo:-ts i1''a--A3.iayic2
!tcn: 20 au:,-t; cE- f?s.
'l1aAesD, Nav. CO
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and our CONSTITUENCIES to tno GoTernmsnt OF
tho Confederate States, ouS whole resources,
public and pirate; and deliberately daciars 70
our enemies and 10 tina world. that we Will
never submit under any circumstances, 10
union With the North, ucr aband3n this con'e
SO sag rs = hostile fons res:s upon cur
soil"
On motion q! ST.. WooLrLS the Speaker
vacated ;hs chair un:iI tighs o'clock, Z. u, Z!
| which ,il.;e til. Military Committee reported,
in secret session, u9cn the subjsc! Of the STATE
| ,lnf.;
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PlCLA IL A'GsEE

BYTE PiSESTD ENcE.
To TUE pIopLEsgaE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
HAHERGCh
"A .n.rry 6a.twar ~ ln,oGer S;oi.ii7e vi Ae
us..y.i or ctyIi SnAicns, has invaded cur oaan:Ey
With pr.euupiu.feEane ca superior her, he haa
declared he prie 20 reduce ~ to fpbniI,:uu. W.
struggle to brth.rsA: Of oof st':u'ion.i free
ton .ur t.rsln the Justice e cur and pro-
lection o! or oueht sester has spread g!c1ri Yer
The land anL low sit, at IT,, Gcarth.iion OF cur
cu4ssyr men ts people conscious Of reetiludu ca d
fllhfuy r:iyiIn til- Father Ia Hsavsa may be v~ut
down bat o:,gb, di=:nayed. Ea.7 Ray Eoura ihr
o.. Of th- 10, awhose vI ha-s beGn racrl6crf In ihr
defence. bs,y receive til, dlspenss:!on Of DiTiae
Providence 7AarEoe Submission sud Ee7e'e5t faith
md nor TIM n6ss are again svin. forth 10 battle,
and lo.:ns a;hnrnr fl.oi with anxious 's.Sl,uJe
lsr hei. .ri "a meet that tne whole people should
:urn i:,piorS 70 th-!s Almighty Faler AID besescn
lis AZ. 10 ispeotcc'ion.
10 iii rrnt :ure. J. JEF?ER.lH DAVIS, Pr=siieo;
Of Tho Corrrite States 81 America DO iss.s this my
isrb vi inviting sl the people 81 Ynitr. at their
:evr-a pls Of worship Friday, the l6h day CT linz
present .uaor Meg. in hun Bile suppheaioa 10 Almighty
God tbs, IM youst,sto His b's::ne ca ens brloved
country BE vi strsug'hoa ani pratsct armies
;hst lie xs,c oh And preacrvo fsnp,e nom the
EVIL Iona ci 7aeln aud thst 10 will, IN ais
own soo6 q restore 70 os rhs blessing of peace SID
sseuriiy at H;, shs:teiicg CARE
GIy.c 10 ray hand end iha s.sl OF tho Confederate
s,s,e. =, hinoEd, the 81 iAS ofmay, A. D., lsea.
Ia JEFPeE5GE E4vls.
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E.GEA5' VsSAs ::ta..

Closed Ivy oil VIII *. full con-. Len! Of 10 ctsr
L iHc!-d1g St pfeseI: IL scrsiI, ~,a" q II cIi''
thid week, and who enlisted unt- The :ptc.l u
"a ritz tue Secretary Of W.T.. On appt ct'.'S -
Tie Department: To. tsan!eE ~ ~ cemI.Hr =! = -
men, sn! formed inst che E.vebt T. mr. ?. DO -
veGts then 10 ,1hs !, NE, ard TIE s;p'r, i@si;
enlist ~ gos - tek0 .fc.5 piasrs sos -"
pig LrsEl tly tIer 5. tho os.c. OF Ctrn.a-= CO g
The u,siu 10 Rioa N ODD. CaD. Lse SeT re-;
G..uaao. WI u. CEEASHAW,
Captain Orrcsn," i.uiE,
Anil II-s Camp Lee, A yrI. - Sc
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.Tpaii =,s,L L2Gsy laEte.1ssD!
rAEEG frou the CtDEL!. HOUSE, SUNDAY MAJ .;a.
!lst2 u GOLD DOUBLE Gaze WiTCn, MADE ry
n3-FIi oE Liverpool. NJ. ISIS, vi blood.olon-
lRi;asLcd The Feel mas q Goa; vi alma sLgraren On
rTds, and has ~ name Gu: % the gold will give
e, aboyn r.~ad u deTvs. u a: :Ipress Orrcs in
sc.bu:s !. l. Lee.
ity: 1T
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~-Tes g5.E VOTERS Is' ssa asESx
St>I,GS S';'k s. In RESPONDS 10 the OIL: 81 msny
r-I,LI. i'm ,!.S.cr; PORTIONS .: the Ceua:y hereby
ur,..nuself e. cAn !ia'c far 'hs tics Of SHERIFF
nf ,,rpty. 1T .hs ensuing ELECTION Ga held or
TG.r,:, To ga day - ~ rex, lSfl
Mo-. respectfully. Jour i1lo -.oI:t-n.
biaJ IDS, Jts =. hAaRlNS.
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fsECitlI:,Ts MANY IN.

fy7Ht CGdessIned hsvtrg bee5 .otEoTt-s n ret
L. :-ry War and 9-.r.ti.r GoLeral IL Vie - ~
i' and muster Into service company 81 :Ets5rr 90; "
var, 70 opened o1Ire ., frhs-" ":E':..h ~ "e''
Br9;.. street, bet %ern Gfh aai int steel.
10 those who 9ll.!Eg ~ cu;c! for the '-:n.e " =.
county, bounty OF :iu al! ~, !aT cioa; ~. - f"I
Tiose assi.lns bUrltinr- %! the WAL and n1a '".
who euiis: subsrve, VIII -pri! = 80
51lce Lieu: .. SilG!:iih
Wise Lsyioa l!se nfcad r.5st. bot~es.t'f 90! ~
n2rcn II
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Headl quarters sJelAraia.s.:v AeHrico.
aicEGG%n. w. Acs. e. 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS.
no. IS
T PARAGRAPH II. Jccersi ofd-s. Nn.l9 Gs..uusr.
J.. lis Department u usnrlco, aa:c alst, lg es..b.
l=hng tsrn Of maximum pricss 10 DC ci,Te,! 90, -
duce &C., sold In tn markets. VI It's cry u Lusctg r..
voked.
81 order Of Brigadi-r Genr,ai Jcu" -. wsnat.
L. 4, PsGn
Ap'il a. h5sItJsIj itul.IL .-IIl
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/. SE4y TdGSIiD sf s'..,7s.s+: s1.iTitREs
;iIL rCEsCR Ben k-s Potent Process for TaEcinp
Lent Ic: !,at viii taa a.STy Sn:e L,ah III - I.ys
Nc per Lesiherim 10 days nf or othGr skins IL e
iIys The rToees5 Is fifty per cent cheaper man the OH
PGcsss the Lsaanr Ia hssTeT heller ana r.sr dursb'
ali 0! which ID done without Bark, sa ofe q r6y qruE
tity 81 iht In, rctieG IN tho cGIilirY.
TsnM. uG TOR lhr g:.i -! rauE;y, Sd f6r rdi-
vifdi! cigh w.r tcnh,, Treasury SI7Eui CcSied,TTs
Sagss sny G5:aS b,! L; care G' ~ heur in tao ian.i
.oG., aer,c5 t.sur. :: 1aT.
.G,iress q. naTtiX
i;.t!u i.,ign, Ark.
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-,'s =, Xs5E Sr-;'EfiT aF gsaE3SET!:
ASl sn u candidate !ur lilo citSs IS the UfERk
me ,uut1 ou: u Hanover fn.Ge v."'h ~ the dsash
:hcet Wa Sinstoa, hnv!.g acted 81 ieputY
s.-s Ie yes's iGe entirely coSoetent ~ discharge
b. nd ulss ri rfHcs, ani II eiecLuI. viii do
|, Err I'D i.itn'uy HHbSRr q. DUtWELL.
--.trsL Ec-,ag .2L ny ,kb2 SAY -cutr.
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Lizzie lVcs. Pep. !. 1861.

10 THIS PUBLIC
My sa.essen-nl Ia tee ne~spEp,rs,f patent pt oc.t
for farming Leather has called forth mach corre5po.
dance AID so many inquiries cernnas operations th
have thought o. TO Issue Circular answering the ms
sought after Information.
s tho fnYen,or and Patsotee, and tc Patent has be-
allowed by the authorities 4! Richrnidiy procr4s Is
nestle chemical one De obtained from lie
OF tas WOODS 10 the couatrY, and ;unac as bas
T2:Ing. All the IdEreieots are pendui throughout
Sn1thrrn couoty VltS trvuss usrtn the old rross
VII! sns8er eyey PURPOSE r I'll. neT, e.y Is does nor
good quality better, lhAa that AIMED by te,l1
bark process. have hsl the process thoroughly tied
c.y Tho TilI yoysh for IL etcaGy ID aet Iii ,,s flo
sny time. All iroupys sent d: d fink ty sths
posrnasers receipt ~ithout registering.
Address mo Lit lie aocs, ARK, encioi5g ten ecu
paJ portage. B.O. AAfTuS
Ett, -
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nK6AHsA- ?-ziTrs5i.ar, Jan. j., ist2.
ilr. 3. U. HA-to--
sf.-t nave thoroughly i-teJ tho .ccips hr Tanning
Eb;Gh purchased OF you -! have Retaliation in say
l6S tks Il heller i.6uer, IL nvch sh6tts! tire
ue. ;hr Old i0Sy process. would iroomTenI TO fan
sud 10 pIsutfrs Wishing s.! "a iSr own leGIhcr.
Yours, 4. } SAsn.
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A..IsCi:.
tsHi & .Itisnai viking 10 procure 4 "sCEsTlTCTs'
L for TIE wss caa DO &C by appiy4og At this office.
Apr! l7-dyw
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SD E,-sts E..5,7Ck:

49,, SP Et'aA.I N3'j'ICE,
SNS LEE IALLDKi' j. " An DELIBERATIONS.
10 ESe1uercr or ihc ero=.:s iis:, -;teLdius t0Sse
ss.ts"Ti Il Is lmpcssbc To res.rvs ses:s unless
cas1uring thu day. The box offor ~ Metropolitan
H1iI be open fran :. 81 Vii r. 81. Were
% ;urcd WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
selecting DARN: o day aartie, Will rave taer-
SC 39rs yGn-5 y:Gic otnLot otherwise b. avoid.
ecI LEE MALLORY
it6 Acting MIna.c..
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p4nTfxan RANGERS.

MILF (; S's:S&2;..;5 -.
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SA.ff HsE,s,. 1.rar-Eah

,,,ur. :, ,s, i IsS,4 gsr .:1:!! -.
| sl"I&cHi h.y g $50
GENERAL ORDERS.
| 80 "a.
r Tie :oonias Prtcian:ar RI ID b. l:,isd Iii :. =.
! Z. !oIn1r'nn Of al corcern.d:
PROCLAMATION.
by ri'ue oftae power Vested L: d.aiarr u :
s;sPen-.on OF tie priv. sI4 II Tie Tr;. II las.:s
Corpus.
l. JEppESSeH DAVIS, PRECEDENT c: the uYc,r6.r.,.
states Of Amr..:a, Dc oriE Ia. Ns:ipd Lau l. h g.y
e5tcn:ied over the s@uLtes o. Lee, WISE prchsns -.
Dosrl! Ind WyonirS under The CONF IA Of yf ca ia;
GeL-, al Humrto-y Mr.shaA; Ind l 90 p,ccl.,-
the suspension Of AE civil Jukic,!cu wi 4:
exception Of that rna"tnS the Court, 20 take css,.
sancr OF the probate Ct wills the samr:. uon OF TIE
Ia:es OF deceased person. the qusss,on oi rrarc
To eater dscrees ard orders for tho .rutlo xxi fa!. .
property, 10 make ordsss ecaSsrn:ag oa:. All bfa
TO assess county lse- sHt - ort. rs pcy ,.n, 81 :
u iues aud the suspen.lor If u: VIII o: aaes. Csrtp
IN the couhtr. aforcSaid.
~" In faith whereof h.rr h-iru:!s ,'sr.a ~
ssAL u.me and my III, 81 i.y OF Nay !.
:i'G ys'. "E. nI"9aa LII xxi; hGSi,=a uGL ..@ty.
(-isLet) J,tF:acuS DAVIS
H. irig Gen Hunplrey M.Jtal. /. charged wish the iv:
execution OF Tho foregoing proclamation. ~ iii
establish an etnelen. military pst. DCd Sid in.
foitowins orders,
~! Oscillation of-rrteg:.l liquors = I.!tireIy pSv
Dtcj and the ds;lrg.ss Will forthT.:h be clos.d To-
sale Il situorr liquors u nny k!ad + sso pro.:tat
and establishments foi tho sar ,hs.c4f VII bs cic-r<
Ill All peaors iaErs'ng tho hloss prc,.!tton WI
suffer sueh pu:iaa4nt ost=I ID BY t9 --,.:gne.
OF Court Nar,:al proyIrd H.: To sci,;civ= IL h.,t
labor Tor more thar one uocth SHAH he ,ai:cted hy "a.
s.r,ssce OF Rsgiinsrta co,r Sa,li,i =. i.sscs, w
tie 9TH Article of War
By command of ID. ss:ru,:.,y OF VA
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VS., rgs F2'Ta%E ai; A'a.sE isGLEEfsS-
~ Tie .nrua Jicvt!n. Of tie stccsiolA:.I Of the
;!chI d. irsdcriaiapurs and pnonac Railroad Corc-
,su,t oc ri the ufie- OF the C.Epany In tho city
II ID uo=d, WsD .Esb+f, 25tn ;Isy, iSo9, at II
,'eli Il. = aiACMC2Ds. Treasurer.
"a
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RI wH,lM Tnis "A. CouOERI

~ WHUM TIE M LUUUERS
This /, Certify that Terc res 70 Stt1r9s ,he
Patent procrss oT Tanaus Lher, ilYeuted Siid
red by oar toSnsIIan, b. o. usuox ,t--'ed and
,. TO s process Of Tanning IL Thirty hours
place OF Leather viii make got6 upper Leather
cuars shoe. We fully OF the orttau th.t process
Ia as coed AZ EscUumeHdal ii lis srT'ls.rsa add viii
gee y or;nr .bout revolution in HE TsuEiug
art makes knowa 20 us The ingredient uaed x.
chg so. and there !. arg quaa;tJ h tie c.ph:Ty Ans
throughout .h- sor:hern 3tGtr1
WI g WOODRUFF
s pUPP
re- :ERBEa.
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The -ules were, on motion of Mr. BRASNoS

The -uIes were, on motion of Mr. BRAENoS,
suspended to pat the bill upon its passage; but
Ef NaEsoN objecting to it's passage, 1t was
e,corsidsss+l. and referred to tia Committee OF
isssurss Of .;,stice.
isSlr. Nsa'-AN offered the following resoIu-
-. which wos adopted viz:
Resolved, That the Governor be requested
inform the Senate as early as possible the
rmbcr, quality and description Of arms now
si,ect to his disposition.
Mr.. QrEsEsBERRY, Of ccrdi'ne, moved Z"
iourn to P. NJ.
Mr. NEWMAN offered al 'smen.lgasf's fixing
The time al P. NJ
Mr. lsBELL moved sn adjournment till i
O'Clock 70 morrow. Lost
Mr. NEWMAN Withdrew his amendment, and
the original motion Of Mr. QaEsENREHhr pre-
vailed.
In the report of Wednesdays proceedings
omissioa was msdc Of the fact that tho Senate
was Tor sone tw0 h0Grs in secre. session. Il
should have been so stated.
Mr. LYNCH is confined at home b. sickness
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vious disasters. But it is one thing to hope
for success as ths saeals Of paciGcaton, md
another thing 10 use it for thas purpose. Tne
American heart Is very susceptible Of victory.
and the smbitious hopes which it foods. We
have to consider now what conquering army
and Government are likely tc be content with,
and that remains to De seen. With tho tide
Of victory there GENES often tide of AFRO
gaacs, which knows not moderation. Even
the most moderate CLAIM, ascribed to the
North is the possession OF the Border
States. leaving the Gulf States, to the
new Confederate Union. But Doth interest
aud feeling bind Kentucky and Tennessee, not
to say Mary!and TO the Sonttl. 1t must also
be confessed, though We have occasional hints
in private lo.terS and dispatches about en-
amicabla separation, that neither is the idss ID
be lcuad in any American document or jour.
nal, nor has it here been put into any distinct
| and Ineligible form. The Debt, the Ia.
| riff, the Taxation, the Fugitive Slave Law,
and many other questions r!se like rocks
| ahead as we look oat for the promised day
| which is to give US two friendly Unions
Of moderate power and temper, instead Of the
one We find 80 hard to deal with. The
war has brought into light and developed to
serious proportions third party in this con-
aict-the strong, increasing, independent,
self confident Western States. They are now
doing the work, and they know it. Thoy will
not contribute to the payment Of the monster
debt, nor can they be made to contribute
Yet, il the New England States cannot extract
it from them, or from the South, which will
find it's own burden quite enough to bear,
how will they tolerate tue indgnity Of paying
the whole cost themselves But this is only
one Of the many questions which the two Gov.
ernments will have to settle when they find q
Villafranca on American soil. There are
reasons which soeru to make it utterly impos.
sble for North and South, East aud West 70
be friendly without union Of institutions and
fusion of interests, The Americans, how.
ever, have still to learn that truth, if truth it
be; and, what ia more, they nave still to learn
tie moderation necessary to give j, due effect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-09

UllttS GlS[SI't rom t;Ie 6CI * fFOil :iarido
river
MONET ARTICLE IN THE ''TrxEa," MARCH l4rI.
1862.
TIE commercial advices from America to.
day raise some new points with regard 10 IT,
ture finance The bill authorizing the issue
of 10000, 000l. OF inconvcrtible paper APP
pears.at last II have bsen .srrad npoa AS re-
CARDS its main proyisions by bjth Houses cf
Congress, although at the departure d tho
steamer ilhad 10. YET becoms las, and Tho
contractors who had bucn forced 80 iuug TO
wait for tho settlement OF thor enormous:
claims Wcro still unrslieV,d. On tho final
passage Of tho Bill! there will still probably
be soms further considerable delay, since the
engraving and printing OF $4,000 0Oot. worth
of notes must require time. The market,
therefore, was still without any increase OF
the previous circulation, sid The rate OF
40 yet nc further Indications Of the state Of
atf.irs that is approaching. It appears that
ia the bill as amended Ihn CLAUSE hypotaeca-
ting the pubic lands is omitted, but that tho
customs revenues erc 10 be pledged as pro-
posed. These revenues hereafter ART TO &c
collected in specie, Cong rcss having apparently
at length discovered that withou; some SUCH
provision the promise to pay about Il, 600, oool
or Is 000 000I per annuda Of interest in gold
would be too absurd 20 be credited oven at tho
commencement. The merchants Of New York,
however. were much ccrfounded :: the mea-
sure, since it must bring new perplcxitias 'oto
all their Transactions They car never tell With
what weight the ;ariff will fall upon any i'm.
ported goods, sincs gold may be a. 5 premium
at the time such goods are ordered, and at 10
or 20 before they arrive. To the extent Of that
premium, moreover, the law virtually nskes
an addition TO the present nearly prohib!tory
rates Of the Morrill, Tariff, and must there