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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30
POLAND AND THE YANKEES.

The hopes Of cur enemies that an European
war would spring up on the subject OF 70
land, and keep the Emperor's hands full so a
to disable him from proceeding with his pom
cy on this continent. have revived somewhat
They are encouraged by Earl Russelfs decla
r:tion, that the Gar havin: failed 10 comply
with the terms Of the Treaty Of Vienna (by
which Treaty his part cf Poland was recss
nized by Europe as part OF the Russian GO
minions), his title to Poland can no longer .s'
considered as guaranteed" by Europe. They
fondly imagine that this means a threat of wal
against Russia 10 take Poland away from linn.
The "Tritune" is quue charmed ct the pros
ueet of hi. wsr, and thus artfully eggs on the
parties:
"Ir this should be confirmed, the event will
probably have serious consequences IN the
Polish complication. Englapd and kranea
have for some tine, scmi-cifcially, Threatened
Russia that they would declare her tltls to
Poland forfeited because she had sot caIEpliea
with the ~treatie, of 1915. An incorporation
of a part o! Poland with Russia would he
taataniount to 2 declaration that RUSSIA Will
no longer consider herself bound BY nose
treaties. 1t would he the NEST direct cnal-
lenge vet made TO the Western Powers 10 go
to war in behalf Of Poland if they dare, and
would leave to them the alternative either to
unite for aggressive purposes against Russia
Or to cease 70 NEEDLE in the Polish qusss3n Ill
any way uhstsIer."
Cunning but misguided "Tribunc!" You
arc not so well acquainted with that little
Earl's ways as We are. Know then that Rus
sia never pretended 20 hold Poland save BY
conquest, nor under any other guaranty thar
the sword. Know further; that the treaty Of
Vienna, in its articl&. relating to Poland, as
well as in almost all its other parts, has Al.
ready been broken by ali the parties to t;and
particularly by England, lin recosnisin. Il
Napoleon as Emperor Of the French, which
that treaty bound her not to do.) As to Pc
land, we all kno~ what became Of that king
dom and the "rcpublic Of CIscow," in the
very teeth Of the trea,y. and with the consent
of the parties 70 it. Kno~, also, that France
never appeal, 10 that treaty at all; and that
nothing would please Franco 50 we'll rs to sec
IL tuTn lNtO Hina!i shIe4s EAU SSaleeiS" !" -"
winds.
Lord RusScii's declaration meaas simply.
nothing at all. the Car asks no guarantees
from England and France snly ciSillJ r-
marks that England aad France may al we'll
mind ;icir own business.
If the Poles dream that England has any
though, Of going TO war on behalf Of Po-
land" they are s-ieyo0sly deceived; and it
may lie doubted If even the stimulating taunts
Of tic enlightened New York press, and their
invitation 10 % ahead "ielt' ,dares," will
drive Louis Napoleon into any w;sarntil he is
nnith ready.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30
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The o,,c .nf Hoard s. Sands III lie ely Il ~RicsIs,a!
Virgi ia, i. he rnde-,!Gn"i will proceed :" TAX" ;"e d.
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tiIrd ,isl shall uov- tlr Circu!: Cou't "' Hone
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itE .-'H' :" ~, ~ ,,..a,r' ht-ia his eiE,c:. 81
'''o ID" , . DIV u in. .oeuIn tn n, army the
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POI ; : ' ".yan' nfth so abusrs. Il the all,
H's .He'n'N! -. :. .rcI,s;vn IN The Con.
t"9F,'y = ~ :hc in,, ras. IN i il never.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30
DEATH OF BRIG. GENERAL CHARLES
DIMMOCk.

The sudden death of this most ,estirnahlc
citizen and officer, on Wednesday, will kc
deeply felt by a large circle of!riendsia Rich
mond and throughout Virginia. For many
years he lived in Richmond as Commandant
Of the Public Guard and Superintendent OF
the Virginia Arlnory, and by his zeal, intelli-
gent discharge of duty, kind and hoSpitahle
manner, woo the confidence and affection OF
his tellow-citizcns. Promoted to Brigadier
General and Chief of Ordnance of the State OF
Virginia, he contributed greatly to the equip
nent Of the Virginia soldiers in the Conte3o,
rate Army, and enabled the State always 10
supply her troops with ordnance and ordnance
stores. Gen. Dlmmock was 4 most necfiil cit
izea, and his death will be deeply felt notonly
by his personal friends, but by the service, to
which he devoted the best years Of MS life, aRd
all bis energies of mind and body.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30
LEGAL NOTAz>
Commit 1..,oS.

KicRHoSD. Va, October :. i-"L.
ITO Marin '! Hubbard, in her o*n T:gl. and Q r..
m;ni.tratr;x II WIN J. HUBBARD, dsc-a-"i, p'siarr
and wellington Godtin. Po%hatnn Rnbrrt-. =
IViJlinm 4 ard. Ella b ri. the Two Ias' nj -
are jrtari.. by YIN Fo!kr-. ,h-i- guardian a. ''n.-!-
iendar;..
dsrnf Eov-m,-- u-x. ii fair, !! Tot, on tn" ir't fax c.1
THEREAFTER ,Susiay ~-x"sprrGt, 4" take ard s".tie, ~ -
oiic-. tie a,cDur, al tae plaintiff administrator g :.
.,,,tr of her iarr-ti.-. AMI Of sl Outi'aDfi-g an@ cGs.,..
ard debts OF said c-ta;,, .li Of the TRANSACTIONS o; lied
Pendants. G0!,i.u a.i Roberts, rs tFuAirrS Under ihr g.,
nf .rr,; 20 ,!eni =. trustees for Joseph Allen; .at :, e..
,u;r. whether tn arrangement stated IL IN" ~! % WArt
!: i. r:nros.! 20 -.-ir:Y tie Unpaid Ceb;H G&' 81 tG= ~
coed. al n. zeal .,t.i" which may ne in The ban q; -
trustees azores. al a;,-r paying iNr '"o' s"rur"f. ny -:
deed. 10 - 20 .re:arr ~ ucrs""a' rsta,e, To- '"F IL" Peg.
!, oT ,hr infant d.f-rfs.:>. required - be- tgkra by:
decree c! ,:-ar:ro County ';sGc,, read"-e' on The -,ats7
ot S-,.rr-.r-T. !-t3, In Il slit IN chtIr-ry. ice .2c e
,ait Couri. IL wAich you ARE raF;!"". pi'."''h- "ci &c -.
sn:, 1T wEirh tirr and Plsc" you. ~ -"ii =, 'h- 1r'atn
of s.ii ~ ste. are reGu red I" attend WIKI tHc retrsSsT?
vouchers IA enable Ic 10 sr't.c ss!e - conH'-
Given u9i-r ny hand ., CORNERSTONE? n C":n'r7y q
a." x:. J. -. SANDS. C"u.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30
.coMMisSiaNER'!s OFFICE,

| rIIO II CREDITORS A&J UNKNOWN Helix:
OF WIN RUFrI Decd lily 4 decree ct u" c..
! cult Court Of tho City @; Richnn"i, eri"rr'i on Il" Ai
j " of May. IcTI Il l- silt o! Mass"Dia vs.. Armstrong
and 9th. ~, I ain directed 70 inquire what were Il" ;,ua'
aud conditions ard consri"iati"n CT III .es" :"H; ). u.
M..sonia to VT. R"': dated .i;h JSnua7y, ''.t5. anc 70
corded Il. The Clerk, oiiic, Of i!enrco 'GUn;' CpuE ~!
VITA iurrr.s; va, tc>isG.d 10 d" vrst'd !" nom "rt @:
wt.t terms !; wa- designed that IL sI"usd Il % u 49,
what irt"rr-t The h"!rs CT said Roth no" have N i'.I -
tate and tn land conveyed +; sai' "r-1.
Eo,,ce IL h-rri,v given thst | have hX.d az tie - 'aT
of December. .rEI ~ my office, ~ b" ely o. Nic' h"5-.
~ .r.rur. -t.s ri a crr., Al. psr.ors having u"'', -
cIa:al. az i"st he sid ROE: or his estate. Stii re-
:hrm at t'a, time :ai p ac-, w!;a he iro., 20 s.s'n.-
IL. III. -IO" ~
a n, nl.x;.t Comni..iu---.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

The remarks of the Senator from Rock
bridge, Mr.. Frazier-to tie effect that Gen
Smith brought tie Cadets and artillery OF the
Institute to near the Northern hordcro Of Rock
bridge, and when within a short distance 0!
Colonel Jackson marched them back to Lex.
iag.on without ~effecting & junction'--is liable
to convey an erroneou. impression. Had
sie Senator from Rockhr:dse Looked IN
t. tho papers. accompanying tic repor,
Of the Board of Visitors Of tba FirGin!-
Military Institute, for July. 1863. he you'd
have found. in letters Of !Augus: .5.!. 2I'h nd
2sti. from General Smith, Il Ell and complete
explanation Of General Smith. and IN icticl
of date September 4th, 1863. from Ad|Giart
General Richardson. the orders Of the iS3T"r-
nor for the future guidance o. Genera! Saith
General Smith, in his letter Of August 18th,
states the argent call made by Colonel Jack
son, and Of his intention 10 start the corps oil
Cadets the same day to reinforce Colonel
Jackson, and his letter "F August 18th cx-
plains why h. did MT effect Il Junction, a.
follows:
'en reaching Goshen Nc had Intelligence
from Jackson that the encm! had fallen back.
tho main column towards Pacahontas, f"rne
cavalry taking the Hot Springs road towards
Greenhricr. The emergency j'stltJins my
movement of the Cadets t. his support liav;ng
passed. | ordered the Cadets hack--stsving just
arrived myself ~ M.l--snd they will 10 here
by ) P. NJ"
General Smith, on the same day, received "
despatch from Colonel Jackson, asking for C.
Inducements TO enable him te max" . diver
sion upon tho e~nemy-vhieh Gencra! ST.ith
did not comply witt, because he did not fee!
that he had authority TO launch the corps u!
Cadets into expeditions and diversions not I'M
nediately connected with the defence Of Inc
public property Of which they are the guard.
We are unable to publish those letters, nor
does the indirect charge require any further
explanation than we hay: given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

r,T0Tu hastrGyc ~: .'oup"r ii"u'. and 'r-
~ %iifiratr. Of Stnrk Of iHc t1nir"rrn'
On the n'sht 4 he 9Th Sept. mbor, 'sGi wtcs =!
bri. iirg In which was Ia" o-fad-Ts'- S:7."'' Corr ''E
= d hsr.haf' "nlcr- ia" !.E'r' I'i D.: r." ! ~, u"
drawrr IL tie MsrshaIs ofirc - "as i'eputy MARI,
csrtif ats and coupons p: a.:c:".a'i :he c"sc' ip.-"'
" mich j. a. f'i 9w-. 10 m!t:
NJ Come !cratr S'ai-. R"ci erred bond, I.>r-i!T ''"i
o. = w Ba~, Or ore IN u-rrr 2o!,' r.. J. mr ~ .s:'s RI
en-. Interest. Nc a,:Gr, and Hated the "..t tsS o. ~
1913. $50
GA. otter CONFEDERATE siat.s Eeea.~-at.crdi go.
favor OF Ei:zs Z "a7o, 3 ran p. t. 81 lola .."',
seen PC cost. Int ~ ",l1:, a%d dated the "'' ~
| Il Jay, is'3
Ca n.hcr cas,sde-.:s stat. Il = ter~a ao7t, s,re'.
favor Of Mary %."o, IL 90 ,.,-s1n: ''iis--. h."-i:
s-.-n per cat. i."r"s', No BE-. I'D d".ei T." "-'' go
On. o.l:sr Co: der" ,'-.2--.t--. ao-: i-2-'a
tav"'c- y w gas, tr ore 'hrnst0i = u.s., pr''i'i
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War Cs,fs rcrs., stat. c7u,oa ,aa'. !.-a.i r..
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c-=:. .n..r..ti No 800, End is'ei '"s -it LAY % "f''
Ana ore o.hr- Cnps"le~..o Gate. Coupon boz .'s@--
in taTnr nj F W Bass, f"r Gv- h"ai. = DOL 4.
-ish, per cen: Interest. No 2,5'" nn4d@.'@'" -'.N".
:TSc e'.:o-s were a,ache. To- .ness bo-is. tbs -
were 2~T'cAas>! b.: iH". 0" ~" . cay oi hl'C 80
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"aice. 'rh.y - r.. ur de :ccs AID < q" ~ az
Hhic.l ! y,I...d 't-m, / E.r.a! r".'@tf-t 81
Thy var IL :hc DRIVE n - c'.".nF ,e'",r 80.
Th.':a,!r AID she frra'n-. ~err d. F'v"i - ,-.
tbs aG;,rtU errnr 0. 'hc i~-s cr i s'Ffci' -' b"
SAID. T.. ria % IN cpaf rrir: ~:h rs k"ir."'-'
Tfse-rrv D-.nr;-1ca: ~ sn,Ar2.eh ~ MSS
oct %T-cNG~
re'f:E EuHtsu-WfA.r!: "F f!"'
i Tu the sheriff Of The InuI:r ni hhl:'"'
ph-r-sa = vac5ecy has 'eeGr'-d n u ERR W.. -
! In .he iIcu..- q Irir.st.- Eo- ~ cn7-: o..
:. csc a-2 therefore, - The name o!ia- 20" E."". g.:
T-1uir- ou 10 cause At ,l-o.c. 20 - I..t .,brf
Curly or Thur-dny tie 2si" hHy O.
1868, f0- = n.leg.;c 10 a.! tie Ta'.t'. - -, "..,;Y
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

Z = CEHTIFtEATE.-Taksn from nay posse
: ! zion. ty : portion OF me Sih Illinois eav"!c", OF i!le:r
I'D III c.thunHe-iarI equity. 81 :h- 18th lay 81 Gay
.sst "a Certificate ci =pos';. No Ssh. dated April Vs.,
isr3, In tar maize CT -. II. Eud:s.i. Lean Of February.
=! 'SS. Z p-- ceu:.. ;or FT3. All rerso.s Pr: fore" 'tGsc
7-vr. t,4Girg for aid c-1t;irs:c Ct t-rosit. Al apEEcaenn
ri. To !rare 20 the GJ1>s te-sfe S:@,"I TpsaSEIy 10. ife
r.cJ ed ct the fsro. jas. Il. sCBaSbl'
= - syS-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30
IN Tirnri-o County Court, 9Th October. 1863
l. John Skinner, f!a.ilI'1,

L John Skinner, f!a'ii'2'
against .
T. =. Ya-tr5U>i. adm !nis'rstor ~: Edward ,,o -
LtA rene. 'i-rg'rrG, Del "a Z!
Tn oti 1t 81 ;a.c.- >Ci'- Il - Receiver, -? :. '"2 % lev,
c-ri... ..uiS Gu- IT, r,ap,-!l Mt :: - tie d"N'l IT. -
eyrirTc' i By he bond 'ii dr" Lili' -: IL" l":'rr: ard leo
rrr,ail ;.rcSua,. .iairi aud r,Lar.,d. all II, ~ rch 49,"
due .:uri, Z h.. H., time It sa.i c'c'r:"r ; AID E:E'Ev:
having been ma - End d, ed shat II" d.! '"'h:' i. II "a. -.
:,:"ni Of r2i4 Commonwealth. - H. "fi-r-! 'hH' T.. b. yr.
uurrd 10 81 I-a. within 0u" ro.;h 4 ter due pu".lc.'.1
L:-r-ct ard DO what l.. u,--ar" 80 p.":-G bis :n;":s.. at
,lO,r Of is c. ceC.rai IN sid :GI's
3: C"py IT,.
n..f- ,,. WN EcTEES G II o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30
CONTESTED EkECTi0Ss.

On motion Of Mr.. TAYLOR. Of Montgomery,
tho bill extending the time when Il person
NAV give notice Of his intention 70 contest an
election. was taken up.
/. Mr.. taylor proposed N amendment chang
ing the law so as TO authorize jhe conductors
CT an election te meet and compare the polls
instead of the commissioners.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. NEWTON. having an amendment which
M was not prepared at this time To offer,
moved that the bill be laid on TIE table.
The motion was agreed to.
House hill prohibiting the sale OF gold and
silver coin, prohibiting the circulation OF Federal
currency. &c, was taken up.
Mr.. DulAsEY offered an amendment to the
rider Of the bill.
Mr.. DisKtNSoN' moved to strike ont all OF the
bill except that portion fc:biddins the traffic in
Federal currency.
Mr.. KEEN opposed fine bill. He believed i
m innovation upon common law. common riSh'
aud common justice. He believed: with TIE
| Senator from Prince Edward. tAlr. Dickinson
that its tendency was TO drive all the gold snC
| silver ont Of the Slate. And Yankee money wa!
| not circulated here. He, therefore. moved Il
| ~nostuone the bill indefinitely.
BIZ COLLIER believed that the bill was sub
/ staniially the same rs one he had submitted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

[ GSl OR sLAID - Certificate If virginia s's'r
sock, NJ. "a, dated September 9:b. 'b9. Issued
sp1.r act ,-..--d Ign Of March. 1871 AID rsg.'s--d in tia
T.-a = IL n. Cullen, Trr--ss W X. q crEn. AE9
o.. Hsd.n- the arUvt 6f.!f@a:s VIZ rrSsse a s1Iis6es8
- srr fy r avlnti+ Gf5oa- s. H1fsHauf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

'T'''' = '"T'' ''''
!i;4 in!l"wigt organization was received
i.a.l suv i.,v,Gt''":
=, ..r."= 5l?i.EHEyT.
i;;..".uj I.!aJrr -, l-b5.j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

The apparent. ~sa.iricsi tones OF this comruni-
cation elected some colloguiai criticisms from
members
Mr.. RoisEETsnS said he was sure the Secretary
Of War could not have been mora surprised 10
receive from the House the report and rcso-
~lutions which ara the subject OF bis structures,
than the House at tho tone and spiTi. Of ihc>.
structures. The supposed claims Of the Hons
to any authority o=er The sutject Of dclails from
the army. which the Secretary seems 10 impt'e.
and which seems so unnecessarily 10 have cause"
this exhibition of sersibili'y, is in ~" way or
form assumed By the paper on whish he com.
ments. Neither on that paper. nor on this floor.
was = word said, which asserted any such claim
Of authority whatever, or any purpose or thought,
other than bv calling the attention 0! the S@cre
tarY to the Fact. communicated from many quar-
| ters of the State, Of most extensive abuses, grow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30
CO A L . [ L i,

14HEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL ~
\ THE CITY, by the barrel, or at retail, Pr
ces as Loac, or ioooer than tie lowssf-quaEHy
nnpnnalad-ror sale st COGAN ),
No Is Royal street,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, "" 8,
and everything connected with the trade, IN
every variety Of style, together with general
assortment Of Gas and steam Fixtures, Chan
dvlivrs, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c, OF all the new styles,
and beautiful patterns 1T prices to please
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
promptly attented to all work Warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer for
sale nov lift
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Mp0RTANT N0UNcEMEN
\ Q 7 I & i

10 TUE LADIES 0f ALEXANDRA, "a.
T1kOM this day ill after New Years day, ;!
L promise to sell my whole stock OF Dk1
GOODS at the most astonishing cheap prizes.
Tie very best Quality Of Calico, at ~ cts per
yard,
De LANES from % cts. TO- 80 cts per yaro
Fine Blaachcd Muslin yard wide ST 70 cts: per
yard; Double Shawls the latest sly out, from
IS GO up; all wool Marinoes from 50 cts to 70
CTS, per Ward; Black Cloth Cloaks at all prices
Blankets, the very best quality AM 81! wool
at So % pair; Hoop Skirts with AZ springs at
81. Is 3 pair; Hoods, Corsetts and hundreds OF
other articles at the same rates,
Ii you want to save Is cts. on every dollar
come 10 buy your goods at the cheap place OF
S. ROSEWALD,
178, King street.
dec loft 2 doors above " ashlngton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-30
BANKING HgaAIJSEs
OF
]. 3. HUTCHINSON 4 Co,

s. KING STREET
WIFE HAVE opened an office at the above
w place, lor the transaction Of 8 general
Banking business in connection with our WASH
ington House We buy and sci! gold, silver
ard uncurrent money, and al classes Of Gov
ernment securities. Stocks and bonds bought
and sold on commission. Sight drafts issued,
and collections made on all accessible points,
Deposits received.
W. will furnish the Z nited States $50 bonds
at par. ,o.roo>7 . cn
nov 2l-lian |
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FROM SAN DOMINGO.

nican guerlllas,
The Insurgents have captured i've hundred
Snaniards. Several places have been eaptur~
Il Nv the Spaniards, but they have subsequent
" been recaptured by the Dominlclans'
11u;na to . lack Of tents and blankets the
e,an;sb troops arc suffering greatly. Thirty
~ furtv are dying daily. Fifteen hundred
have been sent home, and tour hundred are III
the hospital Santana Is encampeu on the
Ozama rivers.
4 Spanish war vessel is lying off St, Domln-
20 city.
Business is very dull. Provisions are very
high.
CANARY and was scuttled. She Is totai loSS,
with large quantity d muskets, tents, &c.
The Powhnta1 il still there st. Domlnso
dates Of the 18th confirm the capture OF lne
town OF Aqua. 4 Spanish column when left
Tor the interior on the It'll lust, TO CUT Oh reoe'
snnnIies, had not been heard from Wore
rr9,,s are 70 be sent TO ST. Domingo from
1'nba and Spain The Spanish prospects Oh
that island are not very bright.
AZ the 1eccnt term OF the Circuit Court OF
Greene county, Illinois, Judge Woodson decl-
dcl thai United States Treasury notes were
moi legal tender for the redemption OF prop
o,tv sold under execution, mortgage or decree
holding that such notes Vere legal tender Tor
deIts only. and that redemption money was
not debt, but privilege, and that The debt
was discharged when the property was sold
The ease will be taken up 70 the Supreme
Court.
The Congress Of the y. S, is asked 10 add
to the number Of clerks in the i. 5. Govern
nnent employ everywhere as we'll as TO increase
the salaries Of those now authorized. Ihe
Ouarternascer Generals Bureau alone asks
Tor one hundred and sixty more.
The Boston Gazette learns through an au-
thentic channel that the negro prisoners taken
at Wagner were turned over to the State au-
rhorities Of South Carolina, and tried before
the courts, and sent 70 the city Jail, where
they now are, subject to as good treatment as
The white soldiers who are in captivity.
The title 70 the quicksilver Hines Of Callfor'
MIA now claimed by the Quicksilver Mining
Company, will be argued in few days before
the Supreme Court Of the Z. S.
The Pottsyie (Pa) Miners journal ac-
knovIedges further decline, III the space OF
week, Of fifty cents per ton at the mines IN coal.
This has occurred, Notwithstanding scarcity
Of laborers, and strike and suspension OF
work at some of the most important colllerles.
The r. S. War Department has refused
permission 10 agents Of Boston, Worcester,
and other places in Massachusetts,, to enlist
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~u~m FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
uEsaas ssSaasaaasssssS lNGYVN, AND LANDINGS Os

vEzssaS s5skaaasssss lNGTUN, AND LANDINGS os
HE ON A { klNEk.--1 he stenn,s
WuILDEN, Captain Riggin Will ltura
pier foot OF Bare street, ba1llnore oycr> hi,
day, ut 3 p. III. { or Ale2andlia, asli3. yIVn,
anu landings on the POT, mac river.
Returning, will leave " ashington every Tues
day, ut a. ~, and AleXaldlia sulne day at
a. 1n., for Baltimore and landings On the Lotto.
mae river,
re- Custom House permits must accompany
freight tor Alexandria and landings on Potompc
river.
All freight must be prepaid.
For freight or passage, apply on board 0Etc
A. NEEDuAM y SONS, l42 Light street
wharf, Baltimore, Or to
nov 1T RkDDERS s. CO.. Ale2 s.