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The New York herald., 1862-03-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TtEsDAY, March 1S-6P. NJ
Asurs.-1hc market was unchanged and sales limited
at SIS 20 for pearls, and at s5 rs for pots
BsRApsrurrs.-Flour-Tho market heavy and price.
lower, having closed at decline OF Sc. a 10c. per
bbl The market was more active at tho concession
and the sales footed up about is 900 bbs closing within
h. fnlln,vinr rancn of nricca
The New York herald., 1862-03-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.

AcKlxy-FREDER,cEs.- Thursday, February "a, by
tho Rev. j. W. Lindsay, Coz H. AcKIkY or this city, to
Miss KAIx eldest daughter Of H. p Fredericks Of Ches
ter, N. Y.
Row. C. H. Payson, JOHN c. SuEsDAx, Of Brooklyn, l. J.,
to NARY N. DUDLEY.
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THE HALL SEASON.

THE THIRD ZoUAyE BALL Will, CONE OFF AT 81
Mercer street on Wednesday evening March 49, 1862,
which occasion tho ball given be expected
The have pledged themselves to make one OF the
uleanics nights OF watzug quadrcs and fancy dancing
Four cancers In the city will ppcr on the above
evening D. NVVMns Men"eSN
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S HIP PIN q N e w S i.

SpECiAL NOTICE.
An tnes aad packages afeadei for the NEw YoRs HERALD
shou'dLe s~tied.
ALMANAC NEW yoIK-ruis DAT.
D W NOON RISES eve IO 10
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

In closing tho active dutios Of his trus the receiver
tbs liberty Of conyntulanx the stockholders that
their property has been to them in good
dition as when into his hands, that the interest
on the whole debs has been provided and the current
interest punctualy and that tho directors have
the management Of the road under circumstances
favorable than have ever existed n Its history
or operating tho road including rents taxes to the
1st Of January besides considerable surplus 70 bo ap
piled the direction OF tho court to the Of
the interest ON the mortgage bonds 1t becomes due
With the ability to income than ever before,
It is hoped early OF peace and prosperity TO the
country will 50 increase the traffic that the road will
hereafter earn full interest the entire capital aud debt
or tho company.
From the tables appended to the report we CON-
pile the following, showing the annual earnings
and expenses of the road from 1852 to 1861 inclu-
elusive, with the cost of repairs Of track and rail-
way and of engines and cars:-
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Miner & S0merville, AuctlOneers, will
rive their personal attention TO sales Household Furn
lure at the residences families declining housekeeping
or at their salcsroom, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Prizes Cashed In All Legallxed Lotto
seies Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker.
o. l9 Wall street, up stairs, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

The Best Soap for Family Use II Pyle's
o. X Soap. II saves labor and money Sold BY srocers
eyerywheie
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Whites Spring Style OF Dress Hats.
like the Bee Of the Season. at Winter Garden everybody
goes ZIG Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

The Fashion OF tho Season I'm Gentle.
Hats s ready for inspection and sale at ESPEN-
;SCHElD'S manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

CaDtafn Ericsson's Celebrated Caloric
Engnes-Sae economical water do not raise the
# rate Of insurance; reliable for all light work.
ERICSSON CALORIC ENGINE AGENCY,
No. l6l Duane street, corner OF Hudson.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Grand Gala Day mt the Museum.-Per.
1ormanccs both and evening Commodore Mutt
Hippopo oamus, &C., at all hours.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19
POLITICAL.

~
nEMoCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL CON.
II mittce Tammany IIalL-The members requested TO
attend meeting OF the committed to be held a rammany
m on Thursday evening" March 90 1862 half past
o'clock. by order ELIJAH r. PuRDY. Chairman
ions 4; y; iiSapr. RSSlIss' Secretaries
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Glorious Triumph.-nIrs. .. A. Allen is
daily receiving testimonials AS to the wonderful virtues Of
her Worlds Hair Resorer and Hair Dressing They have
equals and guarantee with every bottle. Depot
l06 Greenwich street. near Fulton.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

The receipts Of the last three months Of 1861
were the largest Of any quarter in the history Of
the road up to that time, being as follows:-
October .$Ils 9o5 Is
November ber..................... 734 97O Is
December TOO 7y4 10
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

HObOken.eMr. De Cortlova Will Lee.
Courtshp and Marriage at the Church. corner o.
Third aud Bloomfield Streets tomorrow night.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

AIendes' Chocolate, 646 BrOadway.-The
superior quality Of this Chocolate beverage and nouri.
nvalids and children is we'll known. Itcan be
BY persons OF the delicate health, and IL often
recommended by Of most celebrated
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Beautiful ComplexiOn.-Laird's Bloom
OF YOUTH or Liquid Pearl for preserving and bcautng
che complexion and skin, 43Y Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Hlli's Hair Dye SO Cents, Black or
brown Best In Depot No Barclay street, and sold
BY all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

The Advance Of the Army Of the roto.
finally subsidized "Au quiet" and KNOX, Of
Fulton street Broadway hoes the advance pro-
ducng his style spring. In avance OF all others for
neaness and beauty prove this is advance his
place and select . Hat Of the rgat style.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best I'm the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous. Sold and ap
plicd at BACHELORS Wig Factory. IL Bond steret.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Pure TObaccO-YellOsv Bank TObac.
co-0oodwn's Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all inn
purites ie by all tobacco and segar dealers and at
Wholesale by e. GOODWIN 4 BROTHER 209 Water street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

SILK Handkerchief mt Wholesale.
BAILEY SOUTHARD, 27 Park place.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Trusscs.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces Dr. wadswohs Uterine Ee-
vsora superior article. No. Vcscy street, Asor House,
Qppoaite the church.
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Winant's Indian Liniment is = Sure
cure Rheumatism Neursg &c Depot Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Uad'st thou wandered not above.
The friends of the amy and Of her brothers. John and
wm Hanna, and her sisters, Mrs G.. Binta and Mrs Eli
zabc,h prd arc invited TO attend the funeral from her
late residence No 145 West Thirty first street, on Thurs
day afternoon, at two o'clock.
McKExxA-Un Tuesday, March IS, JoHN MckEvvA, tho
beloved son Of Neil and Catharne McKennl aged years
and II months.
The funeral will take place this day "wednesday from
The New York herald., 1862-03-19

Dr.sC. Howard Marshall, Lung In.
hai famous for curing A::hm. aud Catarrh
ST. Nicholas Hotel New York, until Friday night,
March 81 hours from 10 Consultation free. Address
81 Hteh' las Hotel, New York.
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. OMcfal Drawings OF the KcntWcky Nne
: XxssUcsr-.xxSR. Class 1--Assch 70. ASA
j Is, l8. 81, A, 3S, Is, IS, So, SO, SO. I'll, 73s
DELAwARK-CLAss l76-March 18, 1861
81, 67, 2, s, II, IL, 81, 81, 8, 7S, Al, g..
Circulars sent BY ADDRESSING form A. MORRIS 4 CO..
Wilmington. Delaware. or Covington. Kentucky.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
HianaIIananns NaWs.

WAsHIEGTON, Nov. disqualification fOF
the entry Of goods unaeeompanfed by cir
cular certificates must be made to eolIee-
tors aud not 70 the Treasury DePartment.
Direct importers by pursuing this cause
will save several days delay. 47
Files of Charleston papers OF the 3lst
ult.. TO the 4th inst. inclusive have been re-
ceiEed, they contain nothing of especial in
terest
Howell Cobb with his brigade. has been
ordered to report to BeauregaTd At Charles
ton.
A sale Of forty-six negroes, principally
women and children, averaged sos each.
Complaints are made Of attempts, uuder
cover Of authority, 10 rob free negroes OF
their blankets and carpets. The MncHry
says the South should not encourage their
expectations as to recognition. PSI
The Courier discusses the evils of peace,
remasking In conclusion, five permit them
to impose upon Us again with their false
professions, the Yankees will do us infinite
" greater Injury after the war has teTmi-
mated thdh they can do Us while the conflict
is going on. 90
This morning q hundred and thirty-six
rebel prisoners were brought into this city
under charge Of Capt. ". p. Camel and
the two companies OF the Second District
Regiment, recently reported captured
These prisoners have all been taken within
the past few days in and about WaFrenton.
Included in the number are Colonel,
Lieut.. Colonies, Z Surgeons, . Captains and
3 Second Lieutenants. They were all es-
cOrted to the Provost Marshal's ONCE with
a view of etfecting their immediate ex--
change.
oounterfeits on the Farmers Bank, Of
Bucks county. Pa, are In circulation here.
Iowa is the first State to send to the Gen
eral Land office an official notice, which
was received yesterday, Of her acceptance
of the proportion Of the lands aPproPria-
ted during the late session OF Congress for
the benefit Of al! the States in the estab-
lishment of colleges for the promotion of
agriculture and the mechanic arts.
The prize money in cases Of captured
vessels by the navy is paid by the navy
agent at Washington rs soon as the prize
list relating 10 any vessel is prepared aud
the money ready for distribution. Due
notice will be given oy the navy agent in
the newspapers.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided that parties using revenue
stamps may cancel the same by stamping
upon it their initials with the date in lieu
of writing upon them as heretofore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA number OF
squatteFs having recently made application
to the General Land 0fhua to be awarded
presumption rights of settlement in Rock
Island on the Mississippi river The Sec.
rotary of the Interior referred to the Attor-
uey General the question, whether the Is
land was part of the public land subject
to the presumption laws. The Attorney
General has responded in an elaborate
opinion in which he holds that Rock Island
having been reserved out of the public
lands by the executive for military pur-
poses under the authority of the act 1903 is
not subject to pre-emVtion or sale under
the general land laws Of the United States,
and that the alleged REIMBURSEMENT Of the
reservation by the War Department in ls4s
was without authority of law and therefore
did not operate to restore the Island TO the
mass Of public lands, the power to relin-
quish military reservation belonging not
to tIe executive bnt to Congress. Besides
its importance in asserting the rights of the
Government to the Island SO valuable for
military purposes, this opinion contains an
interesting description Of the limitations of
executive power, it will soon be published
eutire.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
Additional Foreign New.

The London TTmes draws attention 10
the immense increase Of the American ma
w aud says that nobody can refuse the
UniOnists the credit of resolution aud con-
stancy in spite of their defeats aud dis
couragemeuts in Sighting out the game
which they are engaged ina game which
everybody sees must be a losing one. Il
then disserts the naval efforts which have
been made and says that upon the whole
the new Union navy has been designed
with SO peculiar and exceptional an object
that it is hardly safe TO draw any general
lessons rs an example.
The Northerners wanted n feet not to
encounter the feet of the enemy but to
take on the instant and keep possession of
an uneontested sea. They required gun.
boats for the navigation Of the rivers aud
h0tillas to cooperate with their army
These necessities of position they not only
diseeFued but accepted without nm hours
delay, and the result certainly does them
credit as it abs indeed done them service.
Measured, however, by European stand
auds, their squadrOns can hardly be re-
gRrded as effective, unless We are to pre-
sumo that other nations have expended up
on their navies large amount Of super
fiuons pains. We can do in twelve months
not only what the Americans have done
but 1--WE times as much, by pressing into
the service every species of craft aud setting
every bsildiug yard to work without stint
or scrutiny.
Earl Russell in reply to the City Of Lon
don Garibaldi Committee has stated that
the only means he could properly use to
obtain the withdrawal Of the French
troops from Rome consisted in making
friendly representations 70 the Government
of the French Empire. He added that
such representations bad not been wanting
on the part Of the British GoVerumeur,aud
that similar representations should be made
dent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
BUSINESS NoTIoEs-

GaAMMAR LEssox-To be recited in the
Churches every Sabbath during the Win.
ter. si*ltff5 g -
Dtezercise, by theio Congregation
Cough Is verb, active, intrausitive. and
In the present tense, indicative mood is
corrugated thus
mo cough We cough
fl Gs ' sagsSs Y0 S or you cough
Present ParticiPle-(atD coughing!
2de1eFeiser by the Preacher:
Cough is noun, common, TOO common
In this eongregatiOu) neuter gender, plural
number, aud in all cases governed by
DR~CHAPMAS's HoARHoUHD BALsAM.
Price 25 cents. Sold by
t. Il. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, List L Go.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
Court Martial Decision.

NEW YORK, Nov. lathe court martial
in the case of Capt. GAnsevost, fo- the loss
Of the frigate AdevOndach through negIi-
gence, returned verdict ofnot guilty. The
Secretary Of the Navy while stating the de-
eision csnsures Capt GanseVost for his neg.
ligent navigation.
The bark Mary Bentley, from New Or
leaos, reports that on the 9Th inst, in long.
Tlo 4Or lat. 800 4O' she saw q three masted
steamer painted black with q red bottom.
She supposed her to be the Alabama. A
gale was blowing and both bark aud steam
er were hove TO; they parted nj sunset.
The steamer carried no Gag or signals TO
indicate her nationality.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

HarVNrNG BowERs.-Most of our read
ers will remember that when Matteson first
opened the Atheneum in this city for the
purpose Ofgivipg theatrical entertainments,
young man named vining Bowers, then
young and awkward enough, appeared for
the season as the second commedian.-
Since that time Bowers has travelled all
over this country and has been to Europe.
He is now about to leave Philadelphia to
open theatre ia New Orleans. The Phil
adelphia North American says of him:
Vining Bowers has become in PhiladoI-
pbia a favorite of the first water. He trusts
for his effect not to mere contortions ofthe
features, but to legitimate comic ability.
that never tires and never wears out. In
his liue he is finished actor. In no piece
in which he is cast is there ever a fOilure.
The patrons of the Walnut will miss him.
Bowers is a good citizen, loyal to the back
hone. Unlike his contemporary, Owens, he
can never be made fiout the Gag of his
country, or curry favor with traitors by
insulting the land that has cherished him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
Officers of General McCIelIan's staff
AFrasfad

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. l4.-Lieut. Col.
Colburn aud J. O. Duane, of the engineer
corps, both belonging to Gen McClellan's
staff were sent to Washington this morn
ing under arrest. Il is said that the ordor
was received by an officer Of the U. s. Ar
my in this city, and that the prisoners men
TONED repaired at once to Washington to
place themselves at the disposal Of the au-
thorities. A rumor prevails that! other
members OF the staff will be put under ar
rest. The charges are unknown.
a large number of people are paying
their respects to Gen. Mcclellan this morn
ing. The hotel is quite thronged. A dep
utation is expected here from Philadel.
phin.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
8g 0e.Ileqraph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.


HALIFAX, Nov. 14.-The royal mail steam
er Europa, from Liverpool on the 3lst ult,
via Queenstown on the Ist lust, arrived at
this port at IL O'Clock last night.
She has 20 passengers and 1000 pounds
sterling in specie.
The adyices by the Europa are one day
later. The steamer Persia reached Queens
town on the 3lst ult. The news is not i'm
portant.
European PoltttesErsmaiu unchanged and
the papers have little to say on the Ameri-
can question.
The London Times gives the Federal gov
ernmeDt credit for its energy In the con-
struction of q navy, but it doubts the effec-
tiVeuess of its new vessels for regular ma
val warfare.
An iron Confederate. privateer was re-
Gently spoken of Sable Island.
(NoTH-This was probably the Alabama
which recent letter said was seen by the
City of Washington ION her outward trip.
-EDIToR.)
Affairs in Greece;were quiet.
The Russian Government has discovered
the existence of central revolutionary
committee at Warsaw.
The elections in Greece will be held on
the 10th Of November.
1t is said that an understanding has been
arrived at between France, England and
Russia by which the affairs of Greece will
be deprived OF their Importance for Eu-
rope.
A British gunboat has seized all the
Mandarin and war junks and custom-kouse
officials at Nankin, China, and released all
teas which were detained there for the pay
ment of the increased transit duty.
President Lopez, Of Paraguay, is dead.
his son will Professionally fill the vacancy.
Tho U. 8 gunboat Tuscarora arrived at
Lisbon on the 18th from Azores.
Breadstuffs steady provisions dull. The
London Stock of Exchange was closed on
Saturday in consequence of the usual half
yearly balance Of accounts at tae Bank, SO
there is no quotation for cOnsOls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

p8- a PRECIoUs YourH.-A precious
youth known as James Daily. was brought
from New Greek on Thursday evening and
committed to the Athen@um. The history
of James in connection with the rebellion,
ia about as follows: His father is proprie-
tor of the Oakland House, at Oakland, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Last
summer while Gen. Kelley was stopping at
the Oakland House, JameStook notion to
90 and join the rebel army. Accordingly
be started one fine morning into the country
after some butter, but instead of hunting
for butter he went over and enlisted with
the rebel Col. Haruass, who was at that
time in Hardy county. Nothing more was
heard of James till the other day, when he
was found among the prisoners captured
BY Gen. Kelley, when the rebel ImbOden
WAS routed from Hardy county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

RB- To WHOM 1T MAY UoxcERS-we
wish to state distinctly that we cannot and
will not publish letters in which illusions
of a personal character are made, unless
accompanied by genuine and responsible
name. We have lately been imposed on
by persons under fiCticiOus names, gaining
publicity for personal reflections through
our columns, and leaving us when called
upon fer the real authorship to recourse on
some man OF straw. Persons writing us
letters this of sort, will stand a slim. chance
hereafter of seeing themselves in print,
unless they are known to us or can give US
some voucher for their character and re-
spOnsibiIity. -.s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

@rBAooNG.-we have heard great
deal about baggiug since the commence
ment of the war, but the most extensive
operation in that line took place at the
grain and agricultural establishment of
Pryor & Frost, near the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad depot, on Thursday night.
a0me thieves stole from wagon standing
IN front of that establishment two hundred
sacks, and concealed them SO effectually
that they could not be found. Officer Jas
st. Myers was yesterday iudustriously en-.
gagged in diving into all the shanties in the
city likely to contain the lost property.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
From Burnsida,s Armr.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA special CORES
pendent with Burnside's army. says on
Wednesday cur front was Is miles beyond
the RaPRhRnnook, south Of Warrentou-
The rebels, reported to be StoneWaH jack
sons corps, are in strong icFee near Viz
giuia. :. = 2. {,
Lynebburg papers say that the number
OF desertious daily from the rebel army is
startling and that they are often the best
class Of soldiers. Il adds that the Confed.
erate Government is fully alive Iothe mag.
nitnde Of the evils, aud Is enforcing the
death penalty in the case Of every desertsr-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
Demands by Foreign
PoWers.

WAsHlHGros, Nov. l3.-Tbe French Gov
eminent has demanded fall and imu1ediats
Indemnity for all Injuries inflicted upon
French citizens by Gen. Butler. The i'm
mense army nearly ready at Marselles be-
ing pointed to as the commentator on the
diplomatic request.
The Minister Of Spain has addressed to our
government demand for an apology for
the bGrning Of q vessel in Spanish waters
by one of the ships Of FarragHt's fleet
This act, is complained Of, was made more
henious by insults to Cuban Magistrate
who reconstructed against this wrong done
in q neutral port.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

ST. LOrIs, Nov. I4.-Itis ram6red that
Gen. Blair will takstbs feld in = tsW days
At the head Of his brigade. -,--,r
Gsn- Carr has been. ordertd 10. hsFlrle
command in this district IN place Of Gen
DIvidson who immediately Ihkrs tie 6sld
ern portion Of the State.
AdEiees'ressived At headqaarieEss state
that Gen. Sehofeld is rapidly reeoYering
and the probability Is thar lie VIII immeii=
sfely again assume command ID psrso1l Of
bic troops. ~ = ..lEE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
Defalcation in the New York Gus,
tom House.

NEW YoRk, Nov. l4.-An extensive de-
falcatiOn has been discovered Ia the Gus
tom House, and sixteen of the clerks in the
Liquidation Department have been ans
pended on suspicion The amount Of the
dedication Is Tariously stated at from a
hundred and nifty thousand TO quarter Of
million dollars. II had been carried 90
by means Of wrong entries, after which The
books. Of ree0rd were destroyed 10 prevent
= discovery Of the fraud. III
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

B@ AN ARRIVAL PRoM DIxIE.-Our
readers wtlliremsmber that something like
a year ago We noticed the arrival in this
city of q Mr.. Coleman, miller, who was
compelled to leave Eastern Virginia on &C.
count of his Unionism, and who walked
from Richmond to this city, travelling over
the mountains aud hiding in the woods.
He left his wife in Dixie, and could hear
nothing from her until day or two ago,
when much to his establishment she also
reached the city. Mrs. Coleman has been
endeavoFfug 10 obtain a pass through the
rebel lines for months, but as she was re.
garded as disloyal to the State she could
not be accommodated. At last, however.
she succeeded and started on her perilous
journey. She walked distance of thirty
miles carrying an infant in her arms, with
three little children trudging behind her
upon the high road. Mrs. Coleman con
fins the reports which have been received
in regard to the utterly destitute condition
Ofthe Confederate soldiers and people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
No Foreign Intervention.

WAsHINOTox. Nov. i4.-Nneh curiosity
Is manifested 70 ascertain the purport Of
tbs recent interviews between Lord Lyuns
and Secretary Seward The desire is not
a. present likely 10 be grattfsd, bat enough
Is known 10 warrant the statemeat that
nOthIng whatever Of an Official character
bEs been received from England or any
other European power, even indicating an
invention to interfere with cur political
affairs in connection with the reeognition
OF Southern independence. 80,