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THE CONFEDERATE FLEET IN ENGLAND.

The London correspondent of the New York Times,
under date of March 2sth 1868, writesa as follows
whole feet is preparing rapidly as possible, os-
,one;blv e, the Emperor of China. Everybody knows
they are intended TO open the Confederate ports E'
erybody knows that the Confederate loan was raised 70
purchase their outfit This the reason why tiGheen
millons-neary 800, 000,0 00-was subscribed, "neu
only $l5O00,00O was wanted rms was 'ne t'aS ."l
why the stock went up par aud to i've per cent pre-
MUM though taken at eighty and put on the market AZ
ninety. .,,L Tho ..,;ve
svmnathy of the upper classes, and the neutrai' Vi
the Government, strong party oil Enghsn ca'Ats.s
cotton SPECTATORS ship-bullders ana meicnaht' a
tLen nm the cause of the South in earnest, ana mean
- nm, n through They have embarked their miliohs,
ona do not mean to lose them The Government eau
not interfere to prevent it, and has no disposition 70 10
~ A. Lord Palmerston said last night, II they at
tcmnted to amend the law, they might MAKE Noise'
bo Governnent will be neutral It may even pass over
tbe seizure of the PeerhoT by Captain WikeS; lucy
III 10, The North buy all the hardware In Blrmng'
win i' put thew neither can nor will prevent the de-
.o of n single one of the fourteen steamers which
r. p;obt saws are fitting out for the Confederate Gov
1n,,anf England as Government, is not at war with
Won hut English capitalists and manufacturers are, ana
| / do not see how it is to be helped.
The interest, you must grant, is very strong one
Look at the millions of capital rusting away IN Lanca
shire look at the great cotton manufacturing interest
b;cb has encreled the world; at the closed cotton
norris, the dragging war which shows no sign OF ter
mnation, the starving populations, already beginning
70 break out into riot and disorder.
@You talk of war; They ask nothing better. The
more YOU threaten the less likely the Government will
he 10 Interfere With their projects. war, they think
would soon settle the matter. You will take Canada
Well il was but the other day that Nr. Gladstone
for getting rid Of that troublesome province on sny
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
THE coxMIssARY GENERAL. WHO Is nEs

THE CoMMISSARY GENERAL WHO Is he?
To the Editor of The Wig:
see you have been commenting on the course OF the
Commssary General You say he is "Papist-Yan-
kee That be is the former is rather to his credit than
otherwise, seeing how nobly the Roman Catholics have
Gsended the cause That he is Yankee, is to be de
plored, because we have too many Yankees in high
places Bui he might be good officer in spite OF his
Yankee blood Is he H-that is the question What fit
ness has he for the vitality important post he holds and
what had be done before the to entte him to it
l. too late perhaps to make these inquiries since he
is firmly seated in his place and any objections TO him
would but make him precious in the eyes Of the
President But it would crafty tie public to know
whether he was, as asserted, Captain in the United
States army, drawing pay for twenty years without see
ing bis company all that time living in Charleston
herb doctor and known there to be eccentric man,
with no earthly fitness for the place of COmmissary
General except the accomplishments and business t0ient
which necessarily fell the 10. of all the classmates Of
Iasrsnn nauis West Pointg Are these things
\ reply will oblige MANY INoUIREEs.
Richmond, April % 1868.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
NlGur sEssIoS-TUKsDAY, APRIL 81, 1856

NIGnr SEssIoN-TUEsDAY, APRIL 81 1868.
The bill reported by Mr. SWAMI to provide for hold
ing elections for Representatives in the Congress oil the
Confederate States in the State of Tennessee, was Ia
ken up for consideration.
The sutject was debated at length, and the question
being taken on ordering the bill to its engrossment, re-
sulied-yeas 20, nays 4O which is equivalent to de-
feat of the bill
Mr. GRAY, of Texas, from the special committee ON
that subject reported bill amend the several acts oil
seque stration, &c
Mr.. HODGE of KY, from the same committee, sub
United minority report.
Without action, the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
NrOTICE-Ip obedience to the 23d section O

NOTICE.-In obedience to the 23d section Oh Oh
~ the Tax BILL passed by the Council Of the CITY OF nen
on tie 20 Feouary 1863 hereby give nltseo Al
Committee Of finance have casuee =" a. Mer-
firms cha geabe with class tax the present ~ oroi.
chants Trade s. shopke pes MannfAeurer @ - The Audl
naes Brokers' which classification mas ~ Tar with
s1rs omce, where all icerested see the ain'uH y
which they charged. -, Co,rcu Chamber on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY may the LIST and "a a. thsT Are
applications from all persons who sna sr hearing the
party ana any evidence may produce change ne
persons or firms or permit II 20 remain as u nas
Snsn, a. taA appear W Inv NJ L. srRATToN A. Q. r.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
THR RICHMOND coNGgTssI9N Al DISTRICT

AS there has no candidate yet been pre-
Sc ted represent his the Third District IN the next
the copederacy and the day Of election cs at hand the
H. taker Without consultation 10 pres@Bt the Of
following gen the ness Of Of them will receive
cheerful tup ort from the voters OF the Dsc: Colonel VII
er Saunders Of vii ismsburg, ard Jha r. Young, OF Hen
rico These gtnesn could arrange who should be the car
ddstP D .
ap23-1t RICHMOND
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Cnnfsdsrnta Prize Conrts

The following correspondence, rePubished from the
the London h1der and Post, shows what conclusion
Earl Russell came 70 after mature consideration Of the
question Of British property on Yankee vessels. 1t
viii be seen that the Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce
addressed letter 70 Lord John which he refused
srst TO make definite reply, cOnenting himself sim
NV With the statement that the matter under
sideraion
IN, Rigkt Hon Earl Russell, dc Her Majsstys Prii,-
eiDai Secretary Of State for FOreiyR Affairs:
NJ Lord have been requested by the Council Of
ths Chamber 70 inform you that they have had brought
bfore them the facts Of the destruction at sea- in
So and Of seizure and release under ransom bond in
another case Of British property on board Federal yes
sels (he Manchester and the TonsEanda) By armed
cruiser sailing under the Confederate flag, the pareu
lars of which have Oubt been already laid before
your lordship as the question IS one OF serious I'M
pOrtaDc 20 the commerce Of this country, the Council
sb me most respectfully TO solicit .he favor Of your
lorisbip's aequantng them for the information OF the
mercantile community, what in the opinion oil Her
Nsssty Government is the position Of the owners Of
- Dsonerty In those and other similar cases Sub
;,t;1 sis question with every respect to your lord
hin have the honor TO be, my Lord, your most ODE
dent humble servant,
CkataBer Of Commerce,
Liverpool Nov. 8.
To Thomas Chilton, Esq, Chamber Of Commerce, L'V-
srpOOl:
Sill am directed by Earl Russell to acknowledge
h csn Of vour letter Of the 9th inst, calling atten-
ton 70 he recent proceedings of the armed vessel Ala
bSms With regard to British property aboard the Fede-
ri vessels Manchester and FouaWanda and requesting
the opinion Of Her Majestys Governments with regaTu
10 ne position of the owners Of such property in those
ana other similar cases which may arise; and am to
request that you viii inform the Council Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce that the matter is under The eonside-
ration Of Her Msesty's Government
1 am, sir, your most Ob'dt servt
E. HANMoED.
Foreign Office,
Nov. z.
Aftsr lapse Of nearly two mOnthS-ampe time for
cOnsideraliOn-ths following appeared in the Post of
December I'd;
In reply to a communication on this subject, ad
dressed 70 Earl Russell by the Liverpool Chamber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

The bill provides that when the appraisement 10 dis
approved by the impressing officer, the claim shall be
referred 10 the proper accounting officer OF the Govern
ment to be settled according to the principles oil equity
aad justice
ARMY OFFICERS ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE
The bill to retire officers Of the army absent without
leave was taken up, and pending the discussion OF
amendments thereto
On motion of Mr. BROWN, the Senate resolved into
secret eassion
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ap23-ctd
no MY TELLOW-CITIzENS: = Observing

ITO MY FELLOW-CIIlLtNS:- Observing
that my name tes teen fuggeted both Nor the ssn nd
House Of Delegates, ope sh'ud thu pref
ence voted for for tho 10 House aud smore ncum
bent t. say because ling snce being applied
TIE subject uhOTE ny coll aRue r. nne) 20 st e that
should a candidate for he Senate and tbs haze led
gentlemen ALLOW their be propoed for seat In
tSa' idy. Very respecfu ", 49,. =. ...
apps II WYNDlIAM ROBERTsON.
wi TIE city please inset aad send tef Ms the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

a. ~ WAic." - u, q, - -, ~ at IA IND
IN n q rts long Sending, oust " oe Ei.o
~ - ,gili IN no easS Do GsPortsd rom CoisGlTy ''''
49, rirss 0rs CHANGED or as ddpcritee1el.ss-
- Rsersaot tsadsrtats % rsETH rSsccS eoa'lsa'eN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

The steamer St. Johns from Nassau, has been chased
ashore near Cape ROman BY the Yankee cruisers and
abandoned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

A CARD.-To the voters OF the counties of
IA Charles City, James City ami New Kert
Havrg received frequent invitations, em
different port this Dist let dee yseh oand d,te
the rest Of Delegates OF wight, male
TO you thai candidate for !op- an gs at the pro 'ch-
Ina election May shou IL be pesssTe 20 eeat
prese the a. DeleXst,s you that
wi / discharge the t=us' with fdsli'y.
Very respectfully, your fsrovcuz.n.
ap23-cd IRA B0yLEs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
rIaiNCiIL iNp COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY, April %, 1868
We suboin a statement OF recent auction Gales OF
real etAte by ssrs Gotdn Ape The said property
was sod deed of trust from Ben '" Green oF he Oen
n n is
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

WE are authorized to announce JOHN II.
w RXEY candidate to Represent the county OF Gull
peper In the 7 ext General Assembly Of Vrtinis
apS-e.d iQs'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
RICHMOND.

EsE- We are authorized to announce Colonel
W PATTON, CupeTer, candidate TO represent the
District composed Of the counties Of Cupeper Orange,
Madison aud Greene tp2G-d1t&etde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

To THE Voters OF THE ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTPICT COMPOSED or THE COUNTIES or Az
GUSTA, ROCKINGHAM ROCRBRLDGE, PENDLETQA,
MAINLAND, BATH, P0CAHONTAS AND ALE
GHANY:-
have received numerous applications from friends IN all we
counties Of District ugrg allow the OF ny name 20
nddae for Congress the election In Nay next The time
has wv arrived when tee them vel az myself my de-
termination should be announced.
II shabe the pleasure OF the yotes 70 return me 10 e next
Congress Confederacy their Representative, pledge
myself 10 the Us Of all proper ard Honorable efforts promote
their interests an nansin ho=or OF beloved Common
Vellth and OF you hful ConfedeTacy.
wilt be Impossible visit the several c'untes OF the
ire election without resardng Official ohlgs'
imposed gpon by post Governor tf The Con-,
on=esh This am sure the people WI not expect CT me ana
l NUT the fefore leave my csuse In their care
The In which Repr sentative duties were discharged
while taI the honor IN Tie Congress Of the Uned States
gt years Is well to YOU and believe msy safely
my Representative conduit commanded the app oval Of
My Gcon Governor. rnder circumstances Of
greater difficulty perhaps han haze attended
predecessors the Of TIE Revolution Of ll
Is before you aud By Il I am willing 70 be judged.
thsbrief ton before the District
the people upon po eel ndGst Gu trying
period n history which have sudeavored pSIorn
duty citizen and oallr 10 the Commonwealth Virginia
and to the Confederacy [ap22-iSl JOHN LErCHER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

THE UNDERSIGNED returns his grateful
Acknowledgements to his feOwzens fr the mary fayorS re-
ceyed their hands, ard respectfully announces himself can
dtlate for reelection 10 the legislature - . -
ap l3-eotde 1HOs. H. WINNIE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

TO THE VOTERS OF TIE 4ru CON-
GRESsIONAL DIsrRIOT-I respectfully nnounce mysefa
ddae for re cleo the Coagess Of the Confederate States
q 1U. enables r. COLLIER.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
KING WILLIAM MAGTsTERIAL Dis

TRCT No 2-DR B. MooRE recommended, both BY location
and suitable person I'll the
stoned by the Of the amen,ed Alex hsbney aid he vii
according voted for ill the post Of Justice Of the Peace In
the above district
To hose IN The district Il there he such, to whrm Dr. NJ
sonay unknown only those who do know
him Wel order satisfy OF his htaes, in all respects to
MI so responsible an Office.
EEYERAL NOTHRs OF DISTRICT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

WEDNESDAY, April %, 1868.
The House met at the usual hour. Prayer oy the
Rev. Mr.. Duncan.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

no TIE SOLDIERS AND REFUGEES FROM THE COM.
TIES OF ELIZABETH CITY, WARWICK AND YORK,
AND TIE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
You authorized by vote in snd at the uIt
House Of the city equity here mSy he the dy Of cleo
lion in Nav next myself candidate for your SUI
a ges pleasure TO rect 20 the Roue Of
Delegates pledge mysf TO take OF your Interests to the
u,nrost Of nv ability; Respectfully,
SnifIsod6S JANIS W. GUSTS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.--The peo-
pie Of Richmond Rspresen stye' who combine ry
and iaduy with cipsey for ther WI be work requiring
"a So ausliacat before the Legislature RIoHhRD y
WALKER the man FOR the tines 1houfh not zip the
,ere yellow lea" Ct he Will well and faithfully Represent
the interests OF his constituents. ap1S-n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

Mr.. KENNER, from the Committee on Ways and
Means reported back, with amendments, Senate bill to
amend the act relative assistant Treasurers and DEPOSIT
taries. - .
An amendment offered by Mr.. PARTRIDGE, to fix
the salaries of the Depositares at Augusta and Sa-
vannah at 81 900, was agreed to.
Mr. GARRETT moved to amend by inserting a clause
adding sc per month to the pay OF soldiers
ire SPEAKER decided the amendment not in order,
when Mr.. GARRETT appealed from the decision but
before the vote was taken the hour of recess arrived
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23
ID CoRRKSPONDENI's.

.rr,nnspAY aoRNING. APRIL as, lses.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

WE ARE authorized to announce RICHARD
WALKER canddateo represent the City Of Richmond 10 the
next House Of Delegates ap6-tde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

ME are authorised to announce
w BICSARD II. BAKER, ia,
candidate for election the House Delegates from Nor.
folk city.
sp17-6ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-23

T. o Mostly, ABtHI
The question Of the passage of the bill then put,
and decided in the armatve-yeas lS nays g. Messrs-
CAPERTOS HAYNES and HUNTER
Mr.. CAPERT0N said that his vote was controlled by
instructions from the Legislature Of Virginia. The
same explanation applies to the vote of his colleague,
Mr. HUNTER
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22
lndeSlruclibIe Patent Burial Cases

This invention relates TO and improved mole Of
constructing and harbleizng Collins. An Article is
produce combining the
CHEAPNESS OF WOOD, THE STRENGTH EFFl-
ClENCY AND INPERMEABILITY OF IRON,
AND THE DURABILITY or STONE
And is more appropriate for the usual modes Of burial
both for city anu country For the purpose of
ton they are made AIR and WATER TIGur !: pnd the
cost is MUCH LASS than Metallic Collins They cannot be
surpassed for beauty form in this or any oher com
Try We have numerous testimonials from men OF the
highest respecabiity, from every profession nd relation
in society.
For sale in Montpelier only by
=, j. V. BABC0CK Co
we are also receiving large assortment Of Rosewo d
Baskets and Cofns We cannot be undersoId. or have
our Stock OF Common Collins Surpassed IL New Eu gland
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}.-)lle0.

In Chs lsca Sept ZSth Joseph N. Flint, aged % year
also Oct ID Martha r. Flint, aged u years soh and
dear daughter Of Nathan B. and silvia Fint Both oled
of diptheria win other papers please copy
In Barre Oct l7th Mr.. Joseph Sterling, aged about "
years
In Montpe ler, Oct 18th, of consumption MI Thomas
P. Rice aged 60 years
In Bradford, July 18TH Benjamin T. Blodgett, Esq
Cashier of the BradloM 2ank aged 81 years.
In Bradford DC 2nd G. Troop Blodgett, Assistant
Cashier and son Of the above, aged % years.
Killed at Gettysburg, July Sd orsou = Carr OF Stove
member Of Co, 18Th Vermont pegiment, aged 81 years
and months
Mr. Carr a true patriot, ready to do his day as
soldier beloved ny his comrades in Oh" service, AMI rt-
spected VAL W. lament his early aih and feel to
sympatfzs with his de pl, afflicted VIII, and friends
lie said he must die and spoke h7 dear wife no na+
% meet her. Ha last words were '' tell her 10 trust lA
God, for iu him my hope
In arookd-}', Of oh lera nfanum, AnIe. youngest
daughler Of Ma INA and B. Cunand. ag' months ana
II Gays.
At the residence oi son in NorI.s.0 o., sept SIN,
Pc ~, dow Of jacob Goldthwat az. 1Sytar5
z
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NAkn- q per cent. Tor the year cad
Aug 1866 said per cutce to he east upon the orig
na amount ofhc premium note without reference any
Endorsement and 10 be paid to tie Treasurer, his
in Montpelier OF before the l4th day Of Oct, 1868
Members VI the Company win find In the hands Of
Representatives elect % the Legislature, Local Agents
the Company schedule showing the amount Of
due from each respectively; and they particularly de-
sired to that the money for hc forwarded
20 the once in October The be paid when
due These who fail thus pay ought expect to he
paid their property is destroyed 10y little attention
to this the part Of the Members Of the Company the
proper time viii them expense and trouble (See
Act Of Incorporation, your Policy which will be
forced) j. I. THURSTON. Treasurer
Montpelier, Aug. IS, 1868.
u The publishers Of each weekly newspaper in this state
are requested to publish the above weeks sue
cessvey in their respective papers for which three dollars
will be paid on preseuauon " lhe1 bills at this fhce
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-22

FROM EuRoPR.-The Manchester Guardian of
the 10Th inst has the following
LIVERPOOL, Friday. To-day y government
warrant was received by the Gu tom officials at
this port, authorizing the detention and seizure
of the two rams recently built by Messrs. Laird
Bros The broad arrow has just been placed
on one OF the rams.
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Marrte0.

In Montpelier, Oct 18th, by Rev. A. l.. Cooper, Nj
John Cofron and Miss Caroline E. Slayton botl Of 81
In Sutton, Oct 18TH by Rev. L. T. Harris Mr. DavidS
Allen and Miss Abbie A Award both Of BTookheld
In Montpelier Sept 2lst by Rev. f. Brown, Mr. Wlnslow
L. Blanchard OF Berlin and Miss Louisa NJ Eaton Of Rich
mond
In Montpelier, Oct I4h by the Rev. + Brown, Mr. ~
C. Bailey and Miss Emma e. Eddy of Hine burg.
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Colby of Hartland called fer the J cas- and nays.
Yeas ia nays 81, and the bill was dismissed, and
mileage is still computed by the usual route of
travel. Adjourned.
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M A N III Cd /!
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81 We are obliged to defer till this afternoon
notice of Mr.. Adams address at the State
House last evening.
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Liberation Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that have this day given ms
son, Henry g. sherman his lime during the remainder
OF his minority, and shall hereafter claim Of his
earnings, or pay any debts of his contracting.
Il. SHERMAN.
H. NJ. WELLS, Witness.
Waterbury, Vt, Sept 80, 1863. f40w3s
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Nav YORK, Oct. q. To the Independont
Line Large orders or United States Govern
mcnt stocks were received by the Hibe:nAn at
QuebCc
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NOTICE OF a5"Ee~ NENT FOR 1855.
Il HE Members 81 Tie Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
& Company aete notified Aat the following Hssess-
elts have been E4de by Che Directors al Notes
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Family Sewing Machine
Price with Hemmer and Felier $4,000


Family Sewing, Braiding, Hemming, Fell
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peculiar feature Of this MACH ne, which deserves par
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After much wear, and many wdshngs, the stitching is
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~ Send Tor a circular,
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