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1,472 1,175
DeSerters.

1t would seem from the number Of persons ad-
vertsed in the papers as deserters, that this is be-
coming common crime in our camps. 1t is one
which must be checked by severe punishment if it
cannot be cured by milder means. Already, we
learn have paid the penalty of death for this
offence-an awful penalty, yet one which must be
inflicted if a stop be not put to it.
In many instances of real desertion, we observe
they are abandoned, graceless scamps, mostly for
eigners who have been going the rounds and hiring
themselves for substitutes and as soon accepted
and entering the ranks with full pockets, have
eloped to try their hands again at other points
These men should be arrested at once and punished.
We learn that at Camp Holmes, Maj. Maett has
very properly refused to receive number of these
men as substitutes. Foreigners who have declared
their intention to become citizens, and who can es-
tablish character, will no doubt be accepted but
otherwise they should not be.
The publication of deserters, however as gen.
eral rule, ought to be very carefully done. Many
of our soldiers who leave on furlough seem to be
ignorant of the rules of the service and remain off
beyond the time on account of ill health or other
unavoidable causes, and fail to give due notice to
the proper officer. Others have been discharged
from the service and others have been detailed for
other service and the proper entries have not been
made on the roll books 1t is extremely mortifying
to such men to be published as deserters, yet the
fault is often owing to their own neglect Several
such instances have been noticed in our columns
The following seems to be a case which calls for
correction -
CHATHAM Co., N. c., Aug. IL, '62.
Editor NJ o. Standard -
SIR:-in looking over your paper some week or
two ago, l was much grieved to my name among
the list of deserters from company NJ 10Th Reg't.
N. @. Troops in consequence of which 1 will say
through your columns that it was never my inten-
ton to desert was sick at the N. G. Hospital in
Petersburg and obtained leave of absence sometime
in March; since that time have been too feeble to
perform military duty You will please copy be-
low certificate from Dr. John A. Hanks, we'll
known physician of Pittsboro'.
Yours with much respect
N. NJ. ALST0N.
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LAW OF RETALIATIoN.-We regret that want of
space to-day excludes the interesting correspondence
between Gen. Lee and Gen. Halleck, the command
ing Generals of the two contending powers, in re-
gard to the late barbarous acts of Butler, Pope,
Phelon, Fitch and Hunter. Gen. Lee indicates
very plainly the purpose of the Confederate govern
ment to retaliate promptly for such acts if not dis
avowed and prevented. Gen. Halleck does not ad-
NIT the correctness of these allegations, assumes
that his government will conduct the war according
to the rules of civilized warfare and returns Gen.
Lees two last letters as insulting to his government
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aoBIruARY narIoEa1

mother %ourps the loss of her eldest SON. butshesor
Lieut. ELLH: WnSNeHAx, Of Company /, s2ud tsgi-
ment N cS z at his eonntrys ca LEFT school and vol!
unteered In the nst company from Randolph County He
discharged his duties faithfully twelve months Ient
through the battle of Seven Pines unharred but hrour
fatigue he attacked whthe bilious fever and ied at
Hichmond Va July nth last aged % years and is days
he was dutulchd professor of religion and not afraid
70 ae His death is great loss to Ma Sister and Brother
Dus We nope our loss is his eternal gam. Ma :
DIED. IN Wake County, the 2Ist Juy, JOHN 8. JoH,
on ESQ IN the S6th year of his oge. Mr.. j. kind
ana devoted husband aud father useful citizen and be-
Ioved by all who knew him. He leaves atectionate
wie and hTe children to their loss Few citizens
hope Of better world All
Died. on the 9Th Of July at the residence of his father
HopGEs, 5th Sergeant Of Highland Rangers =.
He was with but short time but while in the com.
pany, he portrayed the qualities of good soldier and
full member of cur company. Those who were with him
IN bis last hours left with the comfortable hone that
he died In the triumph of ah that for him death had
sung, ano 'ne grave robbed OF Its victory. Cox.
Died. in this City, the 18th instant, Joux EDwARD.
infant SON of Patrick and Elizabeth McGowan aged six
weeks. . : -
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NOTICE.
.oRTH-cARoL1NA. WAKE
August goth, 1862.

STATE OF NORTH.CAR0LINA,W WAKE
y COUNTY. Court of Equity, Fail Term, 1852.
James s. Purefoy and others, W. K. Watkins and
others Petition for the sale of land.
petition for the sale Of land, having been filed in the
above entitled Fall Term of the Court of Equity
for Wake county, order is made requiring publication
to be made for six weeks in the Stand
ard" for W. r. Watkins and wife Martha Nancy House.
Andrews Martha c. Andrews, Charlotte Andrews Frank
lin Andrews James W. Fort, Larkin j. Perry, Geneva
A. Perry Robert Perry Martha, Ann Perry, William
Wall and wife Zilpha, the heirs Of Nancy Walker,
Candace Rains Benjamin Powell, the heirs of Charotts
Henpng Lewis Wright and wife Martha the heirs Of Will
liam House the heirs of Candace Rains the husbands
Martha c. Andrews and Emily Andrews and of Geneva
A. Perry Brnkley Rains and wife Candaee, Franklin An
drews George AEres and wife Mary j., Martha p Beha
and her husband Celssta Hsnnings nonresident defen
dauts appear and plead demur to the above
petition or it will be taken as and heard G pGrts
r. G.. LEWIS, C. NJ, s. <
Aug. %, 1852. (pr. adv. S5.s2l} os-wst.
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LOST.

lN MONDAY LAST, ON THE N. C. RAIL ROAD
u Cars at Raleigh Station, Pocket Book containing
sum of money and the following papers, viz: ~
A check the Merchants Bank of New Bern drawn BY
Isaac W. Hughes payable to A Mitchell for one hundred
dollars, dated Nov. llth, 1851
check on the same Bank, drawn by Joseph Fuford,
pavable to A. MITCHELL for Insurance for twentyfour dO-
lars and cents, dated July -, 1869.
Two Coupons of N. c. State Bonds. both due July /,
1852 and numbered 81, for fifteen dollars, and las for
thirty dollars.
Persons are warned sganst trading for those papers,
payment has been stopped and reward of ten dollars viii
be paid on their delivery Mr. John G. Williams Raleigh
or to the subscriber at Hilsboro.
" ~ ALEX. MITCHELL.
August Goth, 1862. 68-Stpd.
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Add vote as above,

Yances MAJ. IN 70 Cos, 53,U5S
This leaves Carteret Chowan, Gates, Jones, Le-
noir, Lincoln, MITCHELL Onslow, Polk, Pennsylvania,
Tyrrell, Union, Washington, and.Yancey to be heard
from. Carteret, Chowan, Gates, Onslow, Tyrrell,
and Washington all or less within the ene-
my's lines, and the vote in them is no doubt small
Pennsylvania. Polk, and Mitchell have probably
voted with the Counties out of which they were
formed Welearn that Jones, Lenior, Gates, Mitch
ell, Onslow, and Yancey have given majorites to
COL Vance. Union has no doubt given q majority
to Mr.. Johnston With the lights before US we in
cline to think Col. Vances majority will be about
33,5OO-unless, as claimed by goodhumored friend
at our elbow, tshould be SO, 98S. We will publish
the official vote in full when it comes to hand.
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Hon. ABRAM RENcHER.--We had the pleasure of
seeing this gentleman in town yesterday, on his way
with his family to his old home near Pttsborough.
Mr. Rencher, our readers will remember, was ap-
pointed by Mr.. Buchanan Governor of New Mexico,
and occupied that post with much credit to himself
and beneciay to the Territory, until his State de-
cded to sever her connection with the federal gov
eminent Gov. Rencher labored for some twelve
months to get through with the settlement of his
accounts, and to obtain permission to the lines
ana this permission he obtained only recently, after
numerous and most perplexng difficulties. His old
nlsnos and the people of the State generally will
tuer Southern man than Abram Rencber. :,
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BUFFALOE SPRINGS,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED THIS
the balance of the year. prepared TO entertain guests
in the best From four hundred to four bundTsd @
and fifty can De % S s
BILE to travel. -
Hacks viii connect with the morning and evening train
miles distant Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and
with the Roanoke Valley Railroad at Claksvile, miles
distant, daily.
The mineral properties Of the water universally re-
arded by those acquainted with it, equal to any Faes
in Virginia. ~ -. ~
= 80 JAMES WILLIAMSON 8
49, - - =. Proprietof.i :
p Juns 10. 1ee9 s<. s4-W&swSnpd. 1.
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OFFICERS REPORTING FOR DUTY-Under the late
order of Maj. Mailet we learn that officers of the
twelve months Regiments who were defeated, or
temporarily out of service on account of Ill health,
are reporting for duty at Camp Holmes near this
City. Among others, we are glad to see in the
City Capt W. NJ. Norman, of Surry, formerly of
the asth, who has reported himself for the war;
Capt N. has been out of the service for several
months on account of i'll health
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Headquarters, 3sth Reg. N. C.S. T.
NEAR GoRDoNsvILLB, Va,
August goth, 1862


August l4th. 1922
LIST OF DESERTERS FROM COMPANY B, 3sTH
"A Regiment N. C. s. Troops.
WILLIAM T0MLIN, private, 18 years old feet inches
bigh blue eyes, fair complexion, rather bad countenance
was enlisted by Capt c. L. Cook of Yadkn County, N. c.
the 18th of April, 1861.
THOMAS DINKIES, private. feet inches high, blue
eyes, light hair, enlisted by Cart c. Cook 18th April
1851. p,
ELIJAH DoNITHAN, private 45 years old, blue eyes,
dark hair and enlisted by Capt L. Cook 18th April 1861
inches hgh dark eyes and hair, and enlisted by Capt c.
l.. Cook, 18th April, 1881.
inches hgh gray eyes, dark hair and enlisted in Yadin
county, 18th of October, 1861, by Capt. c. L. Cook.
Any person delivering either of the above to Con-
federate officer will be paid thirty dollars by tie Coufede
rate States or fifteen dollars if confined in jail and the
jailor will also be paid his fees by presenting his account
to a Confederate Quarter Master.
By order of JOHN ASHFORD,
Capt. Commanding 3sth Reg. N. c. s. T.
A. .W.BLACKBURN,
Capt Co. B., 3sth Regiment N. c. s. 7.
August goth, 1862. 6s-lm.
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Election Returns.

The following have been received since our last
issue:
Hyde ind TYrrell.
Senate, Charles McCeese, of Tyrrell.
Hyde.-Commons, E. L. Mann.
We learn there was no election in Tyrrell or
Washington, on account of the presence of the Yam
KEGS.
Cherokee and Clay.
Commons, j. Ii. Bryson.
Beaufort.
Senate, E. j. Warren.
Commons, R. S. Donnell, Capt. VIM. T. Marsh.
Onslow.
Senate, j. A. Murrill.
Commons, Harvey Foy.
Yancey and Mitchell.
1t d. NJ. Young
Currituck.
Commons, B. NJ Baxter.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.
For the Standard.

have received from ladies in and near Raleigh,
$3.50, and from ladies in Chapel Hill, through the
hands of Miss Susan O. Battle, $129 through Mr..
half of the citizens of Windsor, $780, and from the
ladies of Scotland Neck $3.50, through the hands of
Miss Hill 1t is understood that this money was
collected to build Gunboat, or found a Widows
and Orphans Asylum; but as these objects were
found to be impracticable 1t has been appropriated
to the purpose Of providing for the comfort and vel
fare of our sick and wounded soldiers. Certainly it
could not be given in better cause.
.ass r. CHAS. E JOHNSON.
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We were glad to see in the City, day or two
SINCE Capt Eugene Grissom, of the 3oth Regiment,
who was wounded in one of the battles below Rich
mond. Capt G. is rapidly recovering from his
wound. He was elected to the House of Commons
by the people Of Granville, while absent at Rich
mond, by very lattering majority. The people
of that County could not have bestowed their suf-
frages on a more gallant or worthy man.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE OF
n Martha E. Terrell deceased by note otherwise that
is due respectfully requested to make immediate pay
ment and all those having claims against said estate eh
by note acceptance otherwise requested to pre-
sent them for payment forthwith properly proven.
intend to settle all claims fast funds in my
hands. ALI concerned, will please delay no time.
w. j. ALLEN, Ex'r.
August 2Oth 1862. 35-w4t
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SWORD PREsENTATIoN.-In another column will
be found the proceedings of the 26th N. G. regi-
ment in connection with the presentation of sword
to Col Vance, the Governor elect The remarks
of Sergt Major Polk and of Col Vance will be pub
lished when they come to hand
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100000,

DILEs, FISTULA, IN ANO, TUM0Rs,
II SPERMATORRHOEA, ULCERATI0NS
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR. j. A. CL0PT0N, Of
Montgomery Ala, gives special attention to the above
diseases and perfect satisfaction in every
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that he could cure
the worst of PILES.
He has operated with perfect success in several
pronounced hopeless by distinguished surgeons. He has
never had an accident to happen. -ra' ~ =
attention. -
Aug ~, 1862 8S-w&sWh
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DYE sTUFFs AND MEDICINEs.

VDLUE STONE, (BY THE KEG,J ALUM, (KEG,, TAN.
ID ner's Oil (bbl indigo Arrow Root, Quinne Eng.
Gaomel Opium, Strengs and Holloways Pills, {doz)
French Brandy, Old Port Wine, Black Lead Castor Oil
Nitrate Of Silver, Blue Mass, &C..
=. NYE HUTCHIS0E q co.
Charlotte, n. G., Ang. %, 1862. str g 6s-4w..
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The Vote for Governor.

We published in our last the vote Of 70 Counties
for Governor, making 4sOs3 for Vance, and 16, ,76T
for Johnston. Since then we have heard from
Cherokee, Hyde, and Currituck, as follows:
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PITTsBoRo', Aug. 9, 1862.

PrrTsBoRo', Aug. 9, 1862.
This is to certify that n. NJ. Alston is now aud
has been for months an invalid, too unwell to per-
form military duty. -
Given under my hand this day and date. -
+. b ,zs-s -. A. HANKS, NJ D..
-E.-las,-sls = Surg 49th Reg't, N. @. Mil.
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Official Xnfe.

In the Senatorial District composed Of the Counties
Of Yadkin, Surry, Ashs, AlIeghany and Watauga
The following is the vote recently cast in this
District for Senator.
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NOTICE.

vINAKEN FROM A MULATTO BOY ON THE nth AU-
Il gust SOrrel Mare star in forehead white hind feet
white spOt left shoulder and foretop cut off, The
will please forward property pay charges
&c. JOHN SHURMAN,
Oxford, Granville, N. c.
August goth, 1852 6s-t
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THE BINGHAM SCHOOL.

IhE bINOHAM SCuOVLs
TNNHE NEXT TERM BEGINS AUGUST 9TH. IN
Il addition to the usual course pupils carefully
instructed in Infantry Tactics.
Address, w. ]. BINGHAM SONS,
Oaks, Orange Co., N. G.
Aug. %, 1862. 35-w5tpd
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SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD IS conducted strsctss
upo the CASH system 4A papers are Discontinued at tie
srpirasion of tie time sOhici they hdOs been PAID Sub
scbsrs sOA notified FOUR WEEKS bors their time Is out
bya CROSS MARX their pdpers and unless the subscription
is reae,Csd the paper SOiu be discontinued 7is Is rule
from ,cEeh there 'ON be dparture Watch the cross
marx, and rene'O your subscription.
,g" Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office fron we'll as the one TO- which
they desire the change to be made.
TERMS:
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months, 90 p
Weekly Standard, l year, 90
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- Single copies five cents.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN CASES FINE CHAMPAGNE WINE JUST RE.
1O ceived and for sale.
EE HARRIS.
Raleigh, Aug 90, 1862. ~68-lm.
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BRASS FOUNDRY,

BRASS FOUNDRY, 80
WNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
u the public that be has, in successful operation
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City of Raleigh. All those
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS, will please give him
call before bargaining elsewhere
The highest price will be paid for old "copper" brass and
zinc.
EB Office opposite the market house.
q. MAILER.
Raleigh, Aug %, 1859. S5-w&svsm.
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Headquarters. District OF N. c.,
PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. 18th, 1862. { :.
Special Order,
No. $50.
II THE OFFICERS OF THE STH N. G. STATE
As Troops recruit their Regiment from the conscrpts
now enrolled and to be enrolled from their respective
counties The officers and men of this Regiment will
devious here on the 25th inst.
D. H. HILL, Maj. Gen.
Aug. q 1852 6S-lt.
~ Raleigh papers please copy
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Adjutant and Inspector Generals Office,
lEztrGctI RIcHNoSD, August 18th, 1882.
Special Orders,
No. 1913.
WIFE The OFFICERS AND MEN OF THE
A1llo Sth and 3lst North-Carolina Regiments,
having been exchanged paroed prisoners of war; will
repair to Raleigh North Carolina for the purpose Of
ganization for immediate service
By command of the Secretary of War:
JNO WITHERS,
Asst. Adjt. General
Aug. %, 1852. $685..
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.a-ril ln-.1i arf ~ LOUIS, March /.
Gen. HalIssk, n general order, Issued this
morning, In regard 10 prisoners nf var,
states where any eonsiderable member Of
prisoners are captured. ths afioers Bhouid b
separated e. soon as possible from 5figatss.
Complete Lists should be made ss son e
possible, stating nama rank and reQiuant Of
each person. One copy Of list should b sent
70 headquarters, and anofhss fu7hsshsd 70
the officer II charge Of them. A. 4 General
rule, sfdeen viii not be given pasolSs until
they reach ths depot, and ths1 only ~ aus
thOrity Of the General commzndlnr the De-
partment M a-lT
Medical officers viii not Be separated from
priYates, but viii be required 3 attaaf theiF
own sick and wounded. For thi1 parposs
they Bill be given special parols8 aIlBEing
them all proper facilities. In cases Of sick O.
wounded, no distinction wiz Be mads be-
tween friend and foe. Presents from friends
OF the sick and wounded win Be distributed
70 all alike. Prisoners win Be 11tioned The
sane as our own troops. The comnandinl
ofncers OF depots viii receive and distribute
articles Of clothing and comforts, whisf nav
be sent to prisoners By friends. and lil per-
nit them 20 receive from aad transmit them
70 their friends open letters, which rIdSt bs
inspected BY proper officer. Honey sent
By friends should not be delivered % pFisou-
ers, except in small quantities. Account
should be kapt OF such funds, and thsy
should be disburssd upon orders fOm tie
prisoners 70 Wh u they beleng Whsn
prisoner is exehsnged or released, hs wiz
be paid the balance due him. Ohaplaini viii
be allowed free intercourse with ne prison
erss 70 give them religious instruciiona-
Their friends Will be permitted % wit them
only when the commanding OHiceF nay deem
1t safe and proper, and then under such reg
ulations IS be may adoPt. 7-a
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Tar GVEKT BuIIAED MAFoH.-The long
talked Of billiard match between Dudley
Kavansgh, Of N. =, and II. Foley, Of this
place, comes of on ThurHdsy evening at the
Atheneum. KEvansgh, accompanied By
Phslan, is already at the Wsddsll, and bets
begin to be the rage in sporting circles: The
game is 70 be the Amerioan one ], 500 points,
and the stakes are $500 side.
John Frowlsy has the arrangements in
hand, and proposes to ask an admittaEos
fee, and devote the proceeds, over the actual
expenses, to the benefit Of the Soldiers Aid
Society. The Ashsneum il to be fitted with
raised seats, 50 Is to make the sight accessi-
bic 70 ali. A great rush tOwitness the game
Is expected.
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DELIoAofEs FOB SICK soLDIKRs.-The Lou.
isyille Journal says that owing to sufficient
time having elapsed since the establishment
of the general hospitals in that place for
those having them in charge to systemic
their affairs, they stand in much less need
Of the delicaeies which the ladies have been
wont 10 furnish them than other localities.
It suggests that the attention Of aid societies
for ths present be directed to more recently
organized hO pitals in the interior, and says
that the most pressing needs at present are
at Lebanon; next MunfOrdsYille, Elizabeth-
town, New Haven, Belmont, and Nelson fur
nsces, and Bowling Green. 1t names chick
ems, eggs, butter, jelFes, apples for roasting
and crackers as among articles most thank
fully received.
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TIE zlOr sAoRaD CoEOnEr.-Fhe first
public concert of the Zion Musical socisty
comes of at MelOdeon Hall, Wednesday
evening, March s. Some twenty ladies and
nearly the same number of gentlemen, To-
gether with fine Orchestra, takeprominsnt
part in this entertainment, and we have
reason to believe, will afford great delight
and pleasure to those who love fine music.
The selections are sdmirsbiy chosen and the
lyrical beauty Of the Hebrew language when
set to music, will NOT fail to delight and
charm all hearers. Door open ct Z O'Clock
and concert to commence at 8 O'Clock. s77
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ROREIGN NEWS,

--sE af- HALIFAX, March i.
The Arabia from Liverpool Saturday, Feb
Is, vis Queenstown, Feb. l6, put in here
short Of coal at l:3D P. n. today.
Sales Of Cotton on Saturday Il, 900 bales.
Market closaa mer, but unchanged.
BreadstuHs steady; sales small.
Provisions qoiet, Bat unchanged.
No political news yet to hand.
OonsOls 92E99S. J
The French papers think the Mexican
question viii lead to the tall of the Palmer
ston Cabinet ~, (
: The Arch Duke Maximillian is positively
said to have occupied the Mexican throne.
Tbs pnscarors is reported ct GibFalter,
where fhs SGmtsr still remails without
coal.
In the House Of Lords Earl Russell, in re-
ply toiLord Stanhope, stated that the Gov
ernmaat had protested against the perms-
nent destruction OF any harbors BY the stone
blockade, and the American Government
denies Ray sach intention.
Tne expeuse to England Of the Mason and
SIidelI affair Is understood to be about 1854 :
OOO. 2E
Il Is undalstood that Ehe address fsem The
French Chambers Is to contain q mild r.
bnke 70 the Pope for not listening to the con-
ciliat1ry prep0siions Of France for the set
lsmeaE Of the Roman question.
The Liverpool cotton market closed arm
er, but unchanged. Sales on Saturday were
II, 900 bales, $500. ..rar
Brsadstuffs steady, but sales small. e.1-
Provisions quiet, but unchanged.