The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-07

L'n'nes-wi,n ueary al ,he usya. 'ofces ~ tus
td World. and arn,ies II hundreds ~ "a 'u s., w
trnined veteran soldiers the years 1895 ana io'f
nefN twenty iolf mouths Ia captufln pa, ~, s,as
seaport town me Black aud lhey aoc' W n,u
tbe ma Gu o. your armies SOY, WV. c,-t'y mn
more than equals the Ated Of Great ra'n FRANCE
ltay and Turkey al put together. 49,, - - NJ,
he rpbes la London are on tue f"' o."
Pile .surabe excitennnt they are eAp'reucins ssn's
ton. pifalch bark has landed al ta.mon'n wtu
bales OF ettou and persons IL the greatest
inheritance IA the wur o. fashion, Politics and do.o
macy-Mrs. Greenhow and her younges daughter
ara now on British sil, and Anglo Rebellion are
stranug and purses " get her az purse
dresses and carriage and ieur, wherew,in 10
as onsh the British Though the Mad eadilg
DEM rep Washington dtriag the paimy days wherein
Calhoun and jslors Davis the mates sac ~il,
without doubt oe received with open by TIE West
enders 4 London.
i@vi4 has recale Mr Mason and sent Mrs. Greenhow
with full oreientils 10 A his place and assist Slide
Exactly oao hundred years ago--the 'good OH days
when George the lBird was kiug King Louis o.
the persoa ct the Vhsvaer bEnn, who was reputoi IN
be wuinau--a real genuine, feminine diplomat usl ry
ami post norton examination dsstpated mo somtnt'c
hct,nn; but the story was believed 40 the Time aud Wy
tbosaads to the pr sent hour. Stll there nave oeen
fem 10 iiaoma,sts. With and without csedent,as--and
, why not aud 60 witness the advent VI
smother under peculiar and rather romantic crcum
stances
A comm,ttee was ut ouce rcraied here receive tho
lady, ieueaant iiary being the chsrn,an II Il undo
ca iei yet wbetor tno lazy Is 10 como OUT trst hefe or
at PA ls aud much co2,on bong 1e,d GA tie weishty
the cOm,ns nefe aad wet coming the ia,Y
bat Sii ci snubbet the ,sculino ''Beo ritan' nd
apport ed another, Mr. IOroyn Francis =. C0rbvn, OF
VirsnIi. "a he likes 10 style himself.
II Mira G makes good use of her opportnn,-
tics, SHE will probably achieve little tempo.
rary celebrity but "oad advise her 10 make
hny ~hiia the shines; for The crunib'iaS
walls ~ Charles 90 5uoKing anil the ruihs ~ creek
ire, viii ia 10 hole IA her prospects that viii be
wiienei by every breach that IS made IN a southern
stronghold. Nas1D's y Ont oil oiht. and q
petcost ruies tue where tho out-o'-
dtora ADiba MA tn tIc
shalt keep an eye lhess fashionable diplomatic
movements, aad let you know everything ot interest
All reports here respect ng the probable COCO ,noo OF
ihe south by n Lploon boiieved England viii
with him. and he has repeatedly sad ne would
net do /, alone.
You have your Mr. Fiod among you, and the Atlantic
cable Is 10 the process vi manufacture. fhey have
got oil the funds subscribed that they want. having
f566 U0O Before 1864 ended tho tno world, are 10 ba
jopcd III el ctric matrmony. Thea eau get you my
missves they appear IN the HERALD the DAY thcy
write Ia London. message leaving hero ~ seven
O'Clock the morning reach you at three u tue
mornIuG, giving hours for tho actt, time III
which To transmit postsi communication viii then be
n0ted "s!o1."