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Bre PunFfrs. s.--'Yhe Uren.hdss Neol
eh frcaosT.!of Richmond. Va, with .
cssh capital of S26c 600, has -.icclsred
and. flhidra dildesd tf s63osooe.
With &iao.o8o sui jret fpt ysfisia@nd,
..Shuuld The diTcfoss think ir'ste~ftst5ir.
A'tpaptr uaiE fne'the- year J 500. sisei
and 1879 1ra n capitafcfS41 / 0o6. nug,lc
a-l'rrsh ef S9ss $50, tf Which Si7o 600
,vaSS made in the Year, see. lAu,i a
stecehofder Of The, BeIsfd.ia ,Msaifac
tttrang Company rce-i,sd s:uce the4war
hsgan,, on ST Geo S6nir-e ct shares, 2isiia
ldeRaA = amauaiiag 10 ee,45e--SaH Of
which ie ,has givcn to HE army, con.
sitsring ,e imT,,orer il not extotliopats.
, And Yet weth.ar- ihe paper MAKERS
and Other manufacturers c"nrtahiKg of
not tc'ng atle te make ~ 'snncii indney,
now ~ heyr3id before the wart 1t fs
Scry eUsious---Sety -. - (. -. =
:, 49,. tloaiiy Con}edcrote. : :
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Z 10 aif S6sSissss sRx,ief 1eoeiafios
"a 5Smsth czroziss Ths Legislature.
.hnsisg flsesd sat tbs. dispasM cf the:
& i;;enstsl Associatiop, at .Sclmmb;;s, sSo
hunifsd theassud dollars. 20 bsseSpsnds
ed IN .frosia iaing shoeA. blsnkSfs and,
20 the CatoliBs so,dierx, The
Associations calis ap6n all sihailcs Assos
SiAliohs IN The State 10 aid u in its aren,
wosk Deeply Impressed With tihs in-'
rortsncsof ,hess ySfiniafy Assosiations..
afal The gencrons assd elf,sacrificin
spirit which sbas, dtsttusuished our i,eos
Pls, we weuld ,fespeetfuliY urge upon aif
the usoss xjeotops aaa .psrssyeij1g ex-
sestian het none Anppose gha. the ap-
spropfiasfon on che part.of tbe Stase has
ref dered individual land sprivste, effort
unnecessary When we, think 3oE the
magnita,te of the struggle In whicie wa
are engaged, The deienoined split Of
sonr snscrnpnlpas enemy. the comp
liyely e!imifel resources Of oarg goyerns
meut, we feo! that ahe#ppeaI is made ~
eysry liaaI aad woman in. The Gonsesle-
raoy. md thate our sUccfss can. o,,3ybe
acbiays.l BY the Joint labor If ala. Ne
inyiie, then, ebe co opesarioniof AZ Dis:
trict Associatiopr, and w3uld be pleased
10 reeeiss .aay- -iHfornia,icn or sagpss:
tionsin reference to onr comnian labors.
-, -..- - - ',s..'s. !, Nj. IA1S0Rt1E,. - /,
= g Chairman Gestral Associsrien. z
9s The arystsapets aef ihe Staie
s~itt Flease So2y- - ;;s.., IS ~; ~ Z
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IsShsoSNr, writing IL the ChRrlss.
ton rCousier. gives tKa fpllewins, rlia,
: hgus he,ween1 sCobfedernis!, aud Yam.
keepirsets ON the banks OF the Raps
paiisnueck;: Y
Not hong ago, ono Of Dur men,, sa
h'absria iaay Yer, e,ied oat ~ his neigh.
Dor sofpesiies - = Ssgs
@fssy, Hmtk,. when are YOU com.
ing over ngsinl ~ .yys-'-' ="
look here, .s..buiteru,r,' simmer
down on ib.ds pom, !; @e,doa'tsuane;eas
come nj ali.' - =. .. =
=. i,l,s ] siila's ve ipeat, yor son ,wsltr
tssss tbe q sjoirds,.+ didn'lswe giss7 yoa
.u balf S''sa Ss.zs ~ =. IS 80 sr-sss. 49,
'''..' Ter,' shaoied tlie Yankee. .,hn,
yop Jssbns "a dresenf a,lisnce.. .S,La.,
dh,to tIpes !teas, pintie 9layeinr $
'f.ss:.tfaii Ban iinie,s was the prompt
fse,s S 3; = shss.a for etis g.: :.ils, and
- htbetlys 6,s ost--4swheap, - .ay.
: nfb Ted. III stand ttea, n see YOU
alter, tite war; ~ (. -:
Tpont wanf'eY SEQ yer ~ seen
cpoaah OF you RIseasfy.' -
"tio ao'-s- {sudtl,e vorstca Ysn-,
kee gpeaiioped . hot place.l ?. ssr,:.
- ~ lsoery- / cant nocoiniaodate yop,.
said the sSoutherner, but OH Satan iias
seaswota te Gen. Lee that tho i,lrce
was %, fatf Of Yankees Stready. they
have ,YSbsn2 on by 1hes sindow sin.
aud no wePt take ihssspthesn iuen, no
bow. - , is,sa s'ss,i, = ,s..s -,
sSpcb u ore nf the fbousanJ jnler.
-siess- s.siieil ,Iile .vvice ~ the w~,ers,,
could hssPesk, Would ,elI Of this strange,
t,it,ase a t.f I de. xxar A. - 80.
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s., BKAurrrUL Exrsacr.--ssSAefss dom
thinks of the great eyent.of asss6 trntib
tie shadows fall acfcssP Tier ewn -yxsii,
hiding forever from t,ieit. eyes ,l,e.iittFsss s
ees of loved ones whose iovSne smiie,
was the sunlight otAthcir est~tsssss..--
Death * the great. .ssas,s6nisssoE 6fs,
and abe Thought of has tef,b' IS. De:
Of all foasts. HWedSen6t1 1wxnt
TO go though the tlark~niley. ,aittiaszh.
its passage ,parEieadito, paradise; /; si,l..
with Ghss: bsanb I'VE dospot: sasG 10
lie down in lhs ,,s,lddy etase eysnSv in,
kings, and priaces for ous bed feltows.
But the. fiat ef naiuss is 'ipexoratlss--..
There is DO appeal Or rebel sfranss the
great law which sdoo,ns. ,e 40, a s.t,-,,
'lNe. aoarish and ys.fsJe "a siss;3eases
,of: Tive, fSesi, and lre Aower thst bios
,sotns.anI, ~ahers an \ day; has no. n
fraiirfhoId upon lie fhap Ibe ni9hties,
hionarch that eser ehoak the earth with
his 3oots,eps.' Generations Of men, isy,:
pear aJ,i vanish as the grass and the
;counliess, nibhhade thai tluong. ihe
world 70 aas viii sio-rsotrow disappear
,as the footsteps in the sand on flte Sea:
shore, z, Ss'1,sa ~ - S-- NV - 3, =
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- :. ~ r. H Il
..xIE&b I'm, !DEciprDhY, = A lsttsr
from. The Valley If Virginia has Tho
foiowtng good t.ne. -+E.77s 81
A few daysiaeo a .yaakes upstart
sutnmpned an aead. eiyitisns TO appear
i'hefore bin, io, furnish some iuformaiion
.Kheh duly 'arraigped, the Ysnkee be,
= a. a., 20 snp Know aay one who has fur
aisherh supplies 10 the rehefsf',, =, =
Did imas,s-s fbeIieye TaosJ -, - !
:" /. Yank.A-.Who WAS itr - = /. >
!, 2" Aps~er--s Gen: Banks : -, =
:. !" Yatik.--' Setgesui, lake Rim IN 1fbr
quad bouse. "a VIC swkiie. Setess, ,eltl
wbile' Ii-adsdsn.bel. mind whose sppese'
.ence- you are in. aud ,s,p-yers ,eot,sstfy.
Do voN- ksaw any. one swho- has; been
passing. through our Ib,ssa apiI. lack
again 10 The ttbels, earpirg iafo,msS
zion p -. - -..7'''e' - =. = - -
"Ans@er-2-sYes. sir. I.do, -, :.
?. :. anls.--' " ho was iff' 49, e..
ANSWER !eisn, J.. 3. Il. SAanfs'
/, !" fn,k:--" Ssrsvan,, Ike him 10 the
guard house '''" S','''> - -.
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: MACS AND CrnIn - Gen. Hardee. cf
thes Csrfede, ate ai,n,, WAS united in
the 'hfisds.d 'wedloek, 10 Miss. Ready. II
Mp,ket~brro, .Ie,nessee, sister 10. the
Mass efcGsn.J"hn H. Morgan. a few
days since. he ma,'iage to,k place
st Tihiboma,. and was a,tcmled hy
Gen. Bragg and alT the other d;stin.
-nished military n,en Of that ese,jssn. ~
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y Maspssuso " oSsy. .<-sxe Ics,n
srces ihA sartss', ,Tef irifa,vs~ 10. ;; AZ t4
t,issy 6osu NeS sis.sss.,.s
tiss' !osrtseir .depa,fors :6oss: :tbsst s,sy..
tssas aa,ntss Of ,ro chs ssss.l .Suss,Se,S !,
ssdsss Eatl,eseaSstaatS st.a s.sa sisess
tlseisS kasdkesehipfs and .st sysfss ~ 4
!, IL t'sris,spst' Ike Ss.st, 8 rsss Oeiksv.s
tn"s. :, Err His he whol. j t.si.sy sss~.s
ms sa1,eskgps :.snd sb,j<ss,kse rhs,-s ..
aprg ths @as &, ky. sirei fd.u issrSfs
ssse knYss tosf,ave Leeasiiilsd. =. >. -
- -. -. ( lid s5aS1SLsfss.r.
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=, SuEFfrsa-" Ynn ave almost. .siar, e.l,
eri NJ Vicksbtig,' rfie,t fapk.e i.ick It
act"ss tl'es1ref the o,hrr day, =" Oh,
.n"tP!er'S. .ofrrnics lef, y MAS ,here,av.
= Do yon eat ~ ules !" Inquired llse Ysls
tsc. i" { ertaitsjs "ssT' hrc CoEfede, ate.
). = w We haee, fitntylof beef snd .,an,',,r. y
tafdI I21ae Yankee. That, iu,kes ,rn
-su" So yen eat so rh.s'eeii,' ,''re,nt,t-i
fie eqnftasrste. =" Gou sIf viii make
-"ome.snenes BY going as .nleti,gtrs +nn.
,tef the coi.sciG ,lsii." ssii s-GSo, f-dv-
arale pieket ION HafRfe. X
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=. a, MJsrAKE'-A story ia told of a
rebel Sharp shooter r.ken prisoner j.,
sFredstGksbueg. who u, ked one Of ,be
sSfigsdieFS Gerrnis. "Aye YOU Gene.
.'st ~. s:..Ars, WAS lhe reply. ell.
if had krqun it, deconl,i have Hill d
Jst's several Zines duiag the fight. [
sar Yea hlosi,iag round in ,hat gold
lace, and teek. yun fr 4 Lrenrenan, -
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ls2SS,s ~ 4 pABsssToN, srcb l4.
To atl''i'isn 90 tka ssaaf s,lnck s,ii i; ra I,
feet, isc'sdsna aies Ifcf sisAss she.e !. 4
i >Iieiaed taasY6ts ii :teLas q Mpnno o. inr,
!:eiad. N5tish hssaisiea i,ef position ~i,h'
the Sect; e. =, o.. Z
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.

Application OF Lanxievvicx TO the Aus.
trtan Government.
The exDctator Langiewcz has addressed the following
application TO the Austrian government from
his place OF confinement
When the Prussian government by its order Of the l7th
September last released me from obligations Its sub.
ject 1t recognized at the time by that act that
wthstandng the convention Of the 8th OF February,
Prussan code by the law Of nations through my pas
ticpation in tho rising, and have also right
TO be handed over TO Russia. Tho expression h
the said order "for the purpose OF your emigra.
believes It will in degree violate international engage
ments with Russia by permitting my removal 10 Switzer-
land believe therefore, that the Austrian govera-
mont also will not infringe international stpulations By
At sitting of the Lower House OF tho ReichsratG
upon tho 2d OF June the Police Minister said that ths
Austrian government could not issue passports 10 the
surgents as possessed no guarantee they would
turn 10 the scene OF acton and also persons requiring
protection submit 70 the conditions upon which suoA
protection Is Afforded This declaration longer ap-
ply the russian order dismissal permits NJ
departure for Swityoriand Besides English French al
Swiss and Prussan subjects have been coptnusly
leased from Austria without security that thoy would
journey 70 Switzerland the Prussian government scknow
lodges that neutral and friendly stats not bound
10 require guarantee that insurgent permtted -
visit Switzerland should not return 70 the theatre Of
r. therefore, the Austrian will not do te
favor Of diminishing 10 Switzerland shall 0nd myssk
compelled by the adopted 70 wards In AustrA
ask that may be specally delivered up the Russian
authorities. without discussing whether my crossing The
asylum whether my imprisonment In fortress y
asylum, aud whether my repeated requests Tor d.
missai Switzerland do not anord proo that seek 10
asylum IN this country trust may bs allowed 70 hops
my departure for Switzerland, my being
handed 20 the Russian authorities
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Our Paris corrsspondencs.
PARIS. Nov. 10, 1863.

PARs, NOV. lO, lS6J
7ne Enpercrs Spescl-7hs Tnprc,,ib Corgreas-Why the
Emperor Dcnrss Formdt Amendment # the treaties of
lsl5--TAs hsta Sa'us ot Nd,olso.--An Apo,aeoss Of
John Broton-i.sGtrss, r.
The Empcrors speech OF tho opeuing o. the Chambers
IL t the topic n discussion not only among the Parisisn
and French psr' but Of those throughout Europe No
general under ding has yet been arrived M as to
whether 1t NO. ace or war. But It is tocrably we'll
understood tia ~ case the Congress Of soyeeigus VIII ch
tho Emperor proposes 10 convene, fails to meet,
highly probable. It T. said that the Afternoon
that the speech delivered autograph letters Wsrc
sent by the Emyero o thirteen European sovererns re-
qucsting them to meet hiu In Paris Ttr question
now Is viii They resTono2 do not believe hey win.
81 ain ard ltay whp1 having nothing to lose by the Tor
NAL annu sat q tho treaties OF 1913 sccordug to their
journals appear disposed JOIN the Emperor his pro
ject but Austria England, russia aud Russia will rot be
oagcr to DO IT,
Napoleon hss good deal than a abstract
phlsnthropc interest In tho formal Annulmcut u the
treaties or 1915. Il must be remembered that
ono OF tho clauses contained therein expressly
prohibits any member OF the Bonara,c family fr, m ever
occupying the throne Of France England, lie o. her
alliances with the Emperor merely regards him a no
cessary and temporary ev 10 be tolerated While be lives
but looks forward the day when certain degrees
least OF legitimacy shall be given TO the French throne
When tho Emperor dies the principal contestants tor
tho position outside of the Bouaparte fsmyn they
alvew be tho Duke de Bordeaux. the legitimate heir
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Savoy and Nice and something more on that coast ~
well as the territories Of Faucgny and Chabs the nea
the great Powers. Besides a footing on the
shore OF the Lake OF Geneva, he made a slight
old sae apa TO be 1s Sssysa :,
mands their great lake and penetrate at into
every valley Of the The greatest OF nau
raj barriers has Jared better hau the artificial and
swtzeriand ana the treaty are both rent in twain
Finally England has given up the proectorate OF the
ionan ISLANDS, and handed them over 70 the now king
But England and all tie great Powers OF Europe In
vited 70 congress the first act or sohch oud q
to accept all these facts accomplished The proposed
end OF this recognition Is TO establish therefrom
yet undscoveredl for the settlement OF exist
ing differences II may DO presumed that this basis
will be the right OF nations TO schoose their own
governments But, unless the Congress point TO
OF warlke nature or tendency, such basis Of
diplomatic negotiation is required for there no right
much admitted as that Of national independence
maintain indefinite struggle with its former masteg
II Poland the Confederate States Of America hold TIL
e conflict Dorse public sc than Ae rts .os
dependence of both peoples. What new basis, tnen. p
wanted more than that which virtually exists
Nor Is II easy to how the proposed basis will
be stronger because II is to be founded stronger ap
provaithat is more express and particular approval
OF everything that been done n the face OF the
treaty This will be 10 purchase little formaty at the
COST OF much conscience, and In some interest
England 10 tho tate Of the treaty except
her common interest in order peace Could she II
honor and duty leave the continental and
peoples to settle tho matter among themselves she caa
except those conscientious convictions the retention
OF which constitutes her greatmoral weight II EpganA.
while approving the self emancpa Of Italy, and other
acts running counter to tho etter OF the treaty does not
approve the suppression OF the republic OF cracow the
army in Rome, why are we 10 purchase our right to s
In this by conscientious protests
AID belying our recorded Jutgmens2 This is certain
loss while tho gain Is doubtful We may indeed declare
acceptance OF some accomplished facts, reserving
oar opinions upon others, much in the samc way
that even Austria may possibly record her resig
nation TO her Italian losses But Austria may
well consider what she s to galn or what the cause Of
OF her former humiatons As for Russia she has nos
yet betrayed any supersous repugnnnce to deal with
ises apd she has !cSc 9st can bsnale Or sva4s an
long renounced the treaty when It stands In her
way there begins and ends her part In this matter
But France and Austria are ready TO show their respect
both the treaty and for accomplished facts by en-
terng the proposed congress, there be reason
why should refuse to join them, 80 as we do nos
begin by admissions fatal TO our authotty and In os
unnecessary. "a
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

10 effect IT, Rnt this has been impossible Al the time
when the Emperor OF the Freach to Joiu bun
III his scheme OF ntervepu n, there among Ia dmO
cratic pdrs Americt such a Of demons aiU
abb thought the time had come elio the
part OF Europe Bmu hrttsh Mtniser aesc The federal
trmpr better than Napoleon. II Is now beyond a
doubt tn n there had been oler OF mediation
part 1t would have been received with anger,
aud resentod with contumeiy and insult The govern.
ment justified in resisting TIE entreaties Of
Fianoe has been dlsregardng the cosxng or
the threats Of the be!iigerents Lord Palmerson
merely affirmed again the principle whioh his
has during the whole durston OF the be
said that government determined 70 maintain "a
strict and impartial neutrality"
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
THE GEORGIA
remained at Cherbsurg, France. Nov. r
The New Rebel wer Steamer Canton.

The New Rebel War Steam Canton.
[From the London Standard, Nov. Ill M
The Glasgow Emancipation Society lately sent memo
rial TO Earl Russell Secretary d state Tor Foreign Affairs
regarding iron steamer, at time named the
Canton, but now namod the Pampero. The memorial
stated that this vessel had lately been launched from
the building yard OF Messrs. James and George
Thomson here, and was now being fitted out with
great rapidity In Glasgow harbor. that she
currently, and they believed truly, reported
TO have been constructed for the Confederate
government that she Of similar construction the
Alabama, and, like her intended 10 prey upon the
chant ships OF the Northern States that she Atted
up with gun ports rngbolts for guns &C. although the
gun ports had since been filed IN and tho fittings
moved and these things disguised "a much possble
that this society therefore. requested that Earl Russell
would actory investigation TO be made into
the character ownership and destination OF this vessel
and that II found DO OF the description and for the
purpose they believe her 10 be- she might be
from leaving Britain
The following reply has been received from Earl Rus
SELL
FOREIGN OrUcH, Nov. Z, 1863
GENrLKaEs-I am desired by Earl Russell 70 ackpow.
ledge the receipt OF the memorial dated 4th inst and
signed by you behalf Of the Glasgow Emancipation So
cety requesting the interference Of he Majesty govern
ment to prevent the departure from thai port OF the
steam weasel Canton, until investigation has taken
place her character ownership and destination and
am to acquaint you reply that the attention of her
Majesty government has already beoo directed 70 this
servant n HAMMOND
w. SMEAL, Esq, ANDREW PAror, Esq, Secretaries 0as,
gov Emancipation Society.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
Mr.. Golden on Military Rule in
Japan and America.
Proclamation of the King OF
the Greeks.
niow., BOucicault's Property in the
Colleen Dawn,"
TO-. &c.. -.

The Bremen steamship America. Captain vessels,
from Southampton midnight the llth inst, reached
this port early yesterday morning.
Her has been anticipated In its main points, and
commercial aud nnancix reports, by the teegraphc
port OF the City or Baltimore Oh Cape Race, published in
the HERALD last Saturday morning.
Our European lles by the America are dated TO the
11th OF November.
The letter OF our special correspondent. Paris with
the extracts from tho newspapers. given to-day contain
very important details Of the advices.
The King Of Prussia opened the session Of the Legisa
ture in Berlin the 9th inst. In his speech to tho
Chambers he said
wo live in agiatod time; perhaps stand upon the
brink OF more agitated future. ask you, therefore,
tho urgently to bring about understanding upon
The solution Ct home questions with earnest will.
Advocs from ST. Petersburg announce that the Inpads
Rsse contains the that the sisters Julia and Sophia
Rehowska have been sentenced 10 be hanged Warsaw
and that this has been communicated to them
the citadel.
The Posener Journal confirms the that by order
OF General Prince wtgenstein, Corlni and Boz kowski
were hanged on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at wloclawek.
appears from certain statistical returns that from
I2,00of to $4,000. daily Is the impost regularly con-
trbu,ed by the Poles who live abroad to the "nationa
government Warsaw for the support Of enc nsurrec
ton.
The French feet Of iron n-clads-Normandie, Napoleon,
Soerino, Magenta, Couronne and Tourvilc, undcr the
command OF Admiral Pnaud-were coaling at Madrid at
the latest advices
The vines at Madeira have been fruitful than for
many Several pipes OF wine have been already
made
The journals Of the department Of Saone France and
Loire mention Of longevity unusual In military
annals Colonel Marechal, who nhabts Chaons, entered
his buudredth year the 9th Of last month. The
Colonel sorvod under Louis xvI the republic, the EN-
pre- and the The officers Of the Fifty seventh
OF the line, In garrison at Chaons, paid visit 70 the
veteran his birthday, congratulate him on his
coont health Tho visit quite unexpected, and tho
colonel who In full possession Of all faculties thanked
his young comrades 10 sneotouato terms for their
civiiies.
Il Is understood that appeal Ia to be made To the
British public to extend It's charity with view 70 assist
tho population OF Hungary, which is suffering severely
from the total failure Of this years crops The commit
carrying this benevoleut intention Sir
Anthony Rothschd, Bart Somerset A. beaumont, Esq
MP, n. I. Bischofshcim. Esq.. &C.. &c
A despatch from ST. Nazairc, France, OF the 10Th
Of November, sayss-rhc steamship Louisiana, from
oxco. has brought to France Generals Mirandol. Bro
~, OARS AID Jclivet. Marshal Forey was expected
aiVe.a Cruz the 2sth Of October ilo to return
TO France by the frisate anama.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
DION soUcicAuLTs BANKRUPTCY.
The Copyrisht Propsrsy OF enc "Coiiss.
Bawn."

pcfore vico Chancsllor Sir W. 2 Wood.
Bosscsoauu ~. Dsiafeid.-rhe Vice Chancellor gave
Judgment In this case which has stood over since last
June In consequence Of tho bankruptcy of the pain
the well known Mr. Dion Boucicaut, which bspfensd
within few days after the hearing n the conclusion Of
which his Hooos reserved bis Judgment The bill vas
ned for the purpose of restraining Defendant pro
yinciai manager from Infringing the copyright OF The
oColieeu Bawn By bringing OUT a. announced BY him
a niece under that title, at least only cooraby a
tered The has before this court several
occasion, and fully reported IN the nss, and
the nfrng cmept alleged uga,nss him, and also al ths
hearing denied tho rsht of The plaintiff 20 assert IN Eng
land copy right In the Colieen bArn, on the ground
,hs, the p,scs had performed Laura Kecnes rbs
sre New York. before is production II Mr. wobstsra
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
THE PRIvATEERs
yhe crew o, inc Eola Hunter in England.

Prem tie London lines, Nov Ill
The African natl steamer Athenian, at Iivcrpool,
brought home The Csptpn, officers aud crew Of the shin
no'd Htntcf, which wns captured by the Moderate
Gcorra On the on e october, IN latitude ~
north long trdc 20 q The Bold Hunter sal led nom
dundee On the io'n 81 September. and bound chi
cutia laden with coal
The whole Of the crew were lnnded at Teuernc They
all complain Of the harsh troatmen 70 which thcv we're
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

The Georgia Boards and Relieves an
English Bark.
Shields (Eog), Nov. 8. despatch 70 London Shipping
Gazette.l
The bark Percy OF this port which arrived az Cadz
the 3oth ut, reports was arded by tho Confederate
cruiser Georgia. in latitude AZ north longitude IL west
After the esenaat left tho bark and retsrned 70 the
cruiser, he informed the captain that there was man
r nm board tho Percy and he then very kady steamed
her and sent his doctor board 10 visit the sick
ma
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subected. Everything taken from them. The
captain Obliged TO conceal bis watch 10 hs boots.
The were kept In irons.
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ADDlTIONlL TIlOlI EUnO2n.

iDDITIONlL ThOAl EUnOln.
Arrival of the America at
New York.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
the AMERICAN WAR QUESTION.
Lord Palmerston's Declaration
of Neutrality.
Speech of Right Hon. c. p.
ViIliers, Cabinet Minister,
ON NOn-InterventiOn.
THE ALEXANDRA TRIAL.
Operations of the Privateer
Georgia.
NAPOLEON'S RESS.
The Imperial Invitation TO the Pow
ers. Great and Small.
Agitation and CONSERVATION in the Capt.
tails and Among the Diplomats.
Mr.. Golden on Military Rule in
Japan and America.
Proclamation of the King Of
the Greeks.
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niowa Boucicault's Property in the
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NO ISTFRvfNrios.

From the bnuGon lines. NV. TO-
Al thai Britsh gor ,nmcri can do Is
9 t1nd neu, al bear The ~otst hndru ccs TO com.
mtrcc whch the laws OF tched to hci urtbest
Unit can intict. Lord pamersiou says thai N " bad
1een 10 tie power OF his fnvcfpmcnt to do nnyhng BY
tiettN aterScntp. no CnJrts would hsve been susscd
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