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Further from the Attack on Charles.

fr0m 81
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Yesterday nassc,J u;;,,o,,l, s..,l :. :.
1ep,ons,ra,;on ar, ,I,,, ,,,,s, ,.f,,L" a.
nv, feet. =. 0"s
Al q n,.,ocl No ;
ad ,h. civ ,b,, +, 'da,iI. '' 'o"y",
Monitor Ksoknl u's, t,s, hr;t, ,t'eu 10y :,
far Tic mos, fnrm;,h,hJ. n I,'.."".. ""n ~
irop.cIoJs had snt,t, ;n", omo'hosh i"e s%f,nS :
of Morris IsLnJ All 49,, oI' ~ s, oe,o' = Z
va,ds ,f,om ,La hn.,aI,. IT,, "oe'"'T
i6at sbe was ken, fnai a,,s;,,, :. 81 ~ s'Pcsed
succeeding tho en%aao,a ~, ~ Y :.
nu,nn;. hal ,s,t =, 80. 80: 's's'es9 ~
ils ,p,"nS,t,a ,',',,,rs 1870 %. s'Gad-
'Eyht M hona of s.y;nrr -: .,ss, wy Wy,
lSned. Inst nravin,. - i,.,r .;s't;a~r au" :
,uy sent from The ,Iie,.t ,o,k IN har -,
The Keokuk now lies in Ino sos;';on
where she sank. her snnle- s,.rL al
bio, house beiup sill. visible ahoye ,h.
water. -. 50 ~ 20
Ii was not;cel q, 4yadhesI.r =, - ,,,,,.. WV.
inc ,hai. one Moni,or be.idss ,be K.o.
k,rjx. wa, m,,s;,gs fsnnn ,Ls aso,' Loo 60,
only seven Monitors and ak. siron.ttss
ksemaininp. Il ia befTey.d that Tho mis-:
sing .Monitor WAS so ks,l,v. i,;n,nd 81
the action AS to render, il pece,sarv in
send her 10 Port cRoyat for .yspnir, =
Altogether, fhe cvidsacs ia com,le,e
hand satisfactory that In. YaSkoe moiSsS
rlads, whatever otl,er merits it,ey NAV
-hsve, ARE not ioxpinerat,ie. ~
The haste and coDfpsion of,be enemy
in his retreat may be inferred from tbe
fact that he did not take .tinhie 10 secure
the machine. which he had .brooghi with
him for the purpose of feeling for, Our
torpedoes. This nonhescript ,cohtri,
vance or . devil" rs the Y ankees term
it, foated ashore on the Mcris Island
beach, on Wednesday forenoon. and.fe,l
into the hands of.our troors. We leara
tba, il is. sinriy long and ~suhsianti.
ally built scow, having bowshounti.
fully supplied With hooks. felltc. and with
a iorked stern, 80 constructed As t, &,
the PROV Of one of the Moniiof ,pun.
boats. In coming uD- the, Main Sl;,
Channel TO the attack tIfe Monito,s ad
vanceL in single file. ihe Passsiicc slossiv
ies,li6g the way, aud pnsliins forward
this same" devil" with his bon,,. OF
causing a Premature explosion of io,;,rr
sub.nariue defences. The Monitors. In
delivering iheir fire. steamed round in
an ellip,ic c,,,,rse, in from, Of the. e..,
fscse Of Smsrer, the .closesl .anye yia,o
! which they CAME, being estimated al ,ix
hundred yards. 10
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GnaJoot hS9'cdihon+w Hc First SonN
,,.+. Cdrolina Vo{,iaterrs.

; Flight. companies Of this Regiment,
together with Wrig rs battery, and n
cavalry company from Georgia, all nus
der command Of tGafenel w. EilIpat
'rirk, ("ur new Gul"dci eLieuteuant T..
+. Baker OF Go. If acting Adjulapt,
ssiaried on Monday night, 3eth II rch,
at IL .o'elock.to capture a gunboat or
Two on Chowan r,ves. a distance Of
twenty;ene miles l. die place to he
reached. and in posi'inn by daylight
next morning, Fifteen inmates before
II O'Clock p. IN, the ." long roll " was
beat, anI orders came. to star, in. one
quarter of An, hour. Ii was cloudy
raining and 'densely dark. on they
marchsd, creeping their waBrtlrough
the dark: Eiesen fhles are pa sed
over, and they come 80 the Nos~wsy
river, two hundred rards side, and
twenty feet deep. Already. they have
'wad"d several mile~lhrqugh Ike swamp
country III wster and mud knee deep
and over. At -iifas river shey crowd
-in'a6.l GROSS over in y fiat, which came
nigh 10 sinking. (The next mosniug,
n wagon, with four mules and two men
are drowned in natlelppting1o cross ~ the
same flal.l Killpatrickis water.dogs."
as they lave been termed since their
return, urged sou 10y ain idea they had
got &c the Generals head ~qnariers-
there Was good game ahead" struck
tbe line Of march again, aud daylight
da@nta on them. near Ole Mn Rsd,lix,
a wealthy gentleman. Here fhey halt.
ed for the day, and provided lations.-
Mr.. Rstdix gave AL the commissioned
officers sump:uoss breakfast-had
better fed. the priva,es. The benevo.
lent gentleman lad dpisnty of brapdynud
whisky, which he sold (at,a moderate
psce) to. the water,dogs." which few,
II any, refused, being wet, muddy and
jsded. The next night they reached
their destination, and took ,iieir posi-
tiops on the banks'of iIIe Cho&an be-
Tore day, and began 10 hook oot for the
gunbeats---'sihe good, game ahead, y
Csppain J. l.. Southern, COMMANDING
NY old company +, went, win Cor-
poi al Joe. 1lawkins aud privatcs w .R.
Davis and E1i. Clatk, Two and n. hall
miles down the river, wading all ,he
waythrougha uafsl, of ,rud AID waller
knee deeRs all overgrowp. with, small
canes, jhrouyli which man bad never
before gone. 10 signalize the approsctI
Of The gunhoats co,ning up lhs siser.--
Ats,he: bend OF the river, where they
cenld see several smiles down, the Cap
,tain halled aud placed bis squad in po'
silioa ut The root Of u large. tree. on q
spot Of dry groa"d about three feet in
circumference, and told them 10 keel, q
bright lvok" out Tor Lhe, Ia.kees, and
repo. / iScisa approach. wIh jispatch.-
.Gaptain 5. li,ep lf. ,hein TO be cheered
10y the music " frogs, owls ,H,d awilt
heasls, aud rerurded back 10 the coin
pany. Thus ithiegs ,.nmin1d an day
I No sgunbo"t came, '...'ri.e gca,i .ganf'
ahead" was still .ahead," :. lar Soal q
slghn dnwu the tise,, .n,d never ca'ne
The d.a passed sway, ths. es,sdnipt
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- Sys'HsASNOOsA. ~ nFII HI.
< From Ms West-lhsre has been a
fieh, At F'snkIin. Gen Van yDorif nt.
tackled the enemy with 1000 cavalry
and Freepan's battery. TIE Fedeyais
gave way and .retrcated, but raIlyinp
agsin advanced with large reinforce.
Ihsnts. when q Lloody fight ensneJ.
Ffeemans battery was captafed- aud
Frcefs'ah killed. Our loss was heavy,
aod we ye,reaied from. the place after
s'x hours hard fghtlug. .s. .-, -, 4;
.Laier accouniss represent, the reesh,
tnre OF our artillery after the fall of
fre.nsan. We took no prisoners. ~'
NgoRo Exclusion FROM NRw; JrR.
sxr-A Bill has passed the New. Jersey
Assembly providing that 'any .ijntia,fo
: coming into cha. State, and remaining
sep1isys tkefein shall be Transported sls q
! Liaefis; eres6we Island of The WesiS SIuS
dies where sia, ery does nor exkt and
ssthoizing tbs Goyernoflo paw ;lieyx.
pense. not exceediag $50 in each case ~
Asi.ing under that act. ~. - ~.
r7ss..-- 81 - &c.. --1-e-. ..ss..r a1a -
." -uoasE skIss.-Taking into cons;d,
ierH',sa the li'niied.,sitpply Ofileaher,
'wes,d Y Whet be practieable 10 saye the
ft.na OF ossesslsin; In Latle, snd those
sbnf tse W ttpe sessias I : A lnroe nhm /.
bsr Of bides .oaptt be saved i'm tbj, way
, es4l ills hoped TIA slf6 - a,,ss ,,r. =.
Ilss may eo"siderthi. psissiI- promptly
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,giisee up, aud erdsrs resutsed q, rin,s d
To- saliirt ,gaplaiu Sod,kefdss xhils
fyings his co.hPanss eaptaNedA = psiy,
dc'ts fdsetsf-.tA faouse = The ir1oati-
Stsln. ia herea, and uNk etepse Hs6blsss -
\ -Four seNsiniig eoisyvai,ies, a6det co,is: Is.
J sssasd sof p.si6 spatlsfa, laden y
with Their good ga6e Sshesdig sssysir .
ed back,to camps. twenty +oae, miles IN
s.liae heurs. Aud now sitauset ON Iii 4
Black Water; More, amen. ,Adisd.
A., :. ,.,,s,ss It'd. GwiN. '-I -: :
ckspiain, ist Regiment, s: o. v. ?
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10 a sons,se II Nov lo'S.-; "a ~
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70, IAN qniet. A h'fsw blockaders ard the
ftigate lre'sidss- are Oh the bar and are
'.be only vessels IN sight lo,day. "A.
steamship avbsd this morning from
Bernuds, with q cargo Of army eqdipr
meats, dc, for the Government.
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- GaEELEr, ;lsisI., is. -becoming Ie.s
ferotious lban usual. :: Hs now cish,oss
for'iseaee, ssd IS irving topsssuade the
south TO iet,nu tothe. Union. He will
hnd ''ptshls pleadiugs like his. .ihrsais,
will not aniouht 10 much; =
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
IivTRroO
The Steamer Edinburgh's News.

The following i summary OF the steamer
EdlnbuTghs news which sailed nom Liverpool Oh tho
sth Inst;
The adricos received In England by tho steamship
City 4 Loadon were regarded Us highly favorable Tor
Tie rnlonisis. Tho news had depressing encct on
the Scec,snisi- and the Confederate Loan fell 10 -.
Tho reply ~ Russia IN regard Ia the European Con.
grcss proposed ~ the Emperor NsIolcon u published
The reply expresses ardent desire for tie paclcG
ton Of Europe BY an Undertaking between the
soyer.gns bat says IL Is indispensable that the Eu-
peror II the French should define The questions upon
which an understanding would have 10 be arrived a.,
aud the b1ss upon which such undermining should be
established
The English journals look on the Dnnsh.Gcrnan
question a. more pacific; but tho German Diet on the
fh inst passed resolution In favor OF the Federal eN
ecution In Holseiu hy small majority. and reserved 90
Itself the settlement OF the question ~ succession. An
order for troops 10 enter the Duchy was Immediately
dispatched.
la ID. French Senate dram Of address In reply
10 the Emperor Napoleon had been read IL u mere
pafapLrase Of his speech.
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Arrival Of the Asin NJ IInlifas.
coz, Nov 1869.

HAiliAA, y. - MfAH'ruhN, ll''. -, ir''.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool on the
18th via Queenstown on the 18Th inst arrived hero at
l:2O O'Clock this morning. Her dates are two days
later than those per the JuIa At Portland.
Tie steamship Persia, from Ncw-lorl arrived at
Liverpool on The nth instant
Tie steamship Teutona. rom Ncw.York arrived At
Southampton on the morning ofthc nth instant.
Tho ship Amelia. from Ncw.YoIk for London was
abandoned Nov % The crew had arrived az oporto.
The Union steamer Kearnge was outside OF l!ymonih
Sound on he l0lh instant.
The Asia has ~ passengers for TINS port ana % TOT
Bosion
GREAT BRITAIg.
Mr.. Golden was engaged in warm cohtro-
vclsy with TAe Lond0n Tina. that journal having re.
fused 10 publish letter from him.
Justice wightmau. distinguished English judge
had died suddenly. aged 20 years
FRANCE.
j, is reported that the French Government
are preparing squadron for the Pacific with a." view
Of stopping the supply OF arms from California for
Juarcz.
ncrease in cash ON hand Of nearly eight millions Of
francs. -
IL was reported that the new loan would DO laid be-
fore the Legislature on the lith inst.
There was not much variation on the Paris BouTIe
and the Kentes closed on the I'm ms. nj b zoe.
THE HOLSTERS QUESTION.
Troops had left Prague Tor Ihcresicnsladt,
where tie troops are Ia assemble preparatory 10 their
departure for lloston to enforce the Federal EIecu
ton.
The whole Austrian corps were 10 move Dee 10
IL IL said that The Austrian Government viii ash Of
The Rcichsrah extraordinary credit 81 l3WO0Oo Of
orins 10 meet the expenses OF the osteh expedition,
and the establishment of troops Ia Galcih
The SAXON contingent viii enter Holstcin on Dec 10
and If resisted the AuslTo Prussan reserves. 1900
stToug, will quickly move 10 the front
The Dres den and Wtirteipbcrg Chambers have
adopted reso tons urging the mmedialo occupation VI
liolstein. and against the Danish pretensions.
FRINGE EyedsTick VI ApEustslbeJg has bsaed Proc.
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Entcst Ship News.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Edinburgh (Br) Roskoll, Liverpool Dee. 3
and Queenstown 10Th, at $50 ndse and - ciDin anu
3lJ paengers John o. Dole" Dec H. ct
lat 81 a. lon Y ~ passed ship cultiyator Russell from Iv'
erpool York; Iih, let 20 SO. Ion ~ 81 t1 p %
passed the comIanys steamer bound E ipobsoy tue
iify Bsiuore hence the 9Th Inst 18Th. at 5 r. NJ,
lat ~ H. ION 50 ~, passed Cnnard steamship bound ~
2s at lO, m lat Il H. Ion. Us 49, passed steamship Etna
hence for Liverpool. -. >, >,
Steamship Star the South IL. s. ranfpor Woodhul'
Hilton Head 70 u g. Qnarers-ter. On the 2st, NJ a. M,
IS miles f. on Frying Pan Shoals was boarded by u =
ton Bar ~ G. day, II H., passed steaaaiip Conmoia
steamer Sea Duh, Kenny, Providence, mdse to Edward
Bynner
Steamer Beverly, Pierce Philadelphia md'e.. 1e TO James
BTk Eagle, Baker Port Royal day., ballast to $. w.
Lewis. -,
Bark Sofia ntsl Lorz Cons;ontinope a. days, wool to
order Had some heavy weather.
Bark batasaIc tog LoEdoLl Robertson Liverpool ocf 10
rndse 10 Thos Dunhan Encountered heavy ~ gales dn's
th" passage.
Barr Wm. Niokss Fr,ncb. Baltimore day., coal.
Biz Meta (Deu Soruie. BuenOs ~ dys Lies 10 order
Had heavy weather on the coast. 49, =.
Scr Forest King (of New Bediord Phinney New orleans
rs days and lolses to John IL Dow h'd o"eh he
days " OF Ielt.ras, with heavy W. weather
schr Ellen DBL Chailo:toown, T. IL j., "a d1ya, Ca; 70
master
sehr Willow Harp Davis Providence.
Schr. n. w. Brown Fisher, Baltimore deys.
Schr. Oliver Spellsnan, Brown. New Haven
Schr. New-Jcrscy, Morris Phiadelphia Tor Bridgeport
Schr Kate Brigham Moser, hoa Orleans Il days. sugar
and cotton 10 Thos. Dunhal.I. 49,,
John Langley f.Om all Eastern port WIN lanDef ps'
gone into Harlem.
sAiLED-stcslnslp Virginia, Liverpool
wIND-sunset. NJ NV.
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Ftnlinn Opera.

The house last night was fair, and the appear
ance lively Tie Bai.o in NaschcTa scene IN Boston,
was given lst night, our old Yankee friends 7 IN aud
sam circumyeuing the ariitucratic Bfitisher ard
bringing about Bis death lt Tie proper time. or th"
artists IN this work We haze before spoken and have
uotling new To add ono OF the best bits uf acting
The Italian stage is Signor Malzolcn.s solo in th"
witches Draw u,. Room. 1t Is absolutely racy aud
original Me.dAnics I,dori, Ortolani Brigu"li and
snker were al In their usual voice. and Fernando
Bclini the potent baritone.
On Friday evening Faux viii be- presented with Mis-
kc,ogs as Margard
A CORE pondcnt takes exception 70 our unqualified
praise Of tho Soldiers Chorus In Fausf-aud says IL
reminds him Il Verdi and wants originality We beg
to dis,,nf Tho chorus Is original aud very effective:
and we lnd meaning In ntinbutng 10 chornsc+, ETC.
in unison, with the valve trumpet etc. likeness to
Verdi Among the earliest impressions OF opcrl goefs
ia iii. country long before Signor Verdi WAS known.
were such effects by those notable artists. Gamba,. on
III. thc vnlye.trump.t md Cioi. the tsmbone and
the oplyccido bass melody IN the orchestra is al old
story. In tie older operas tho same effects. In the
first act OF SairdHide is unison chorus accompanied
by military band. which nnicdntes by thirty OF forty
wears tie effects attributed 10 Sgnor Verdi Soto In the
unison in MaOmoio ScoHd,o or The Ssge ~ Cor'a and
in Norma As for accented notes they abound IN tho
older composcrs In their proper places used not abused
and are nothing Nor the resonant climaNes;
See especially this point Lucia, LHcrSia Norma,
Kossinis s,dJa, sc. Tho t.uth is Sgnor Verdi has
invented nothing Of the effects attributed 10 him. They
are all Old and perfectly well donebu not TO death.
No improvement whatever has been made by the
scoring Of sgnor Verdi. But he has exhibited the
rarest Of gs--a splendid vein Of captivating melody,
and although not unircqueny less vulgar In his
fast movements he hos composed fine melodies and
concerted piecee and effective any which are
on the stage He still H. after twenty years. writing,
without tho ghost OF rival In Italy and there is no
other composer In Europe to be depended upon for
writing successful opera at this moment.
With feeble plot. no las done much In On BallO 1t
bsy some hSsatlipl melodies, aad 0opSwtsa pieces.
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Co,urrcrriai Intelligence.

IosDoS MONEY HAEKET.-1he demand for
money had slhdsi 90 moderate dimen ions ard N"
supply sbundar The Bank rate Of dson' continues at
o va. Gowrs Into ile Bank, and TIE finds were timer
IIvrKrOoL. Dec. l2-CorroS-The weekly Cot
Tn.pg RsroEr-Tho naHchcs;eT m'Tsc. j. trmer pn'
sac. small -,
,ont,ucy aud ID deer pou slightly lower N"Aeneld Ne'h
TO and Bt.and Ahys : 60. report Flour heavy. Ntrai
a. and T. iower Winter Rcd Mc.'efn Sc .. Corn La
spd % lower Mielgs ar, j.
Na.h Co report. Bccivs dll tni3 lo~er Pois IN
active Bacon tIm ari llehanfeJ he''er ha. drcirns
tendency L's quiet I.ow aai an = 60. ~ e.nas
Pm Drcrfh. bfoferl trcu.ir cpcrf. Husf hIA''f ."a
81 al h.hsf Cosoe very dull Rico fsi Nltt a1l at
20 fots and q for pesris tin'rca heavy end w'
Iln.eed Oii sul declining cd ol-usftei bare ho'n
dln. Spirits Trrr~r tine 'fii der'tEinE -
Bout El.ish Nr-nion report. Petroleum trH'fi We
Iospox mlrrrrs-Ra-ins,' Cir,us rspor,s. Bresd,'u.
I'D AID ietd as i1wussd Sugar haoyznt fni ~ highest
IA, .u..t f.Cossg.i. Iofr- hru~r and IaflIy 81 ~
bow cps-d Leayy and coss rss. SPIRITS luTp' u'ne nm
Petroleum qae' as io fr Crude. and II W Refined
sr~rm Oh uorinsl Linsssd oil sill dreininr . .
AErsc,s ~rcrAiuy. hfnssEs {. : sJss, gao L. ;.
fts. soGei, Hsiifosi >toekf. Do ftl9s
torsois r.0f.a ca FRIDAY "a, 2 ! rli
NA1ns MAasE--, Wses ,ns.as Dee. iol-coIros ss -
81 ths lover gu.i.s ~ TI,ioa' gsoi-easi Nc. Or
sr, irs. eraia,r-. sso a.. bs'. - H. siocs, H~o
ttss.
IvrRrooI, Dec. ls-Eycninr.-T Porsis
fesehsA h.fs tils s'sneon.
corros nm md uuchsA;,d .Le' day 500 tsl'', "a
Gliding 90 10 80 4!stofs I'D eiroft~fA
EHs,n,rrTr, Inactive wshogs eh,rse IL quotation.
IEovIsioss fat.
sysak tuOfsIt
ITrKoLErs "rafy 1900.
IIiisou CrSTsAI sHARrs .sd4s Gisooaui Enir su.ENs
GsS.
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Iarnation to the Hoteners. thanking them ior fhelr
fidelity, and Tcass.rtiDg his rights.
ITALY.
The debate in the Italian Parliament ON the
question ~ the policy q Tire Government ~ 81; 'o
suited in tho approval Of the Government ~ vote 81
200 10 -.
POLLARD.
Several important victories by the Poles over
tho Russian truops a.o confirmed.
RUSSIA.
Russia is reported TO be making great anna
ments at kicl and Nicolned.
SWEDEN.
Sweden has Withdrawn from the alliance with
Denmark. as she stands upon the observance OF the
Treaty Of London.
JAPAN.
Adyices via Paris say that at an extraordinary
meeting Of the Dnuios, it was decided by vote OF %
AGAINST A. that there was 10 ground for debating war
against foreigners.
WEST COAST or AFRICA.
The November mails had been received from
various ports ON the West Coast Of Africa but the news
generally was nnimporlant.
The schooner City Of Norwich shipped 200 slaves at
Whydah on the l2in of October. She got safely away
with them. 49,,
Small cotton shipments were being made Liverpool.
INDIA.
Dates from Bombay axe to the 29th OF No.
Lord Flcln died On the Goth Of November.
There had been more hard fighting on the frontier.
The hill tribes had risen against Brtsb rilo anu ht
tackled the British troops under Gen. Chamberlain WIN
great determination, bat they were rtpulsed ana hho
not resumed the attack.
Two English officers were killed and i've wounded'
Including Gen Chamberlain and Col. Hope.
One hundred and twcnfy:eight British and native
troops were killed and wounded.
Gen Chamberlain was in strong fortified position
with 3 ocO troops well provided with everything lie
tecraps thar he u confident % maj success ana ooeS
not require r.eniorcements.
Chamberlain Lad resigned the command on account
Of his wounds.
Exchange al Bombay had advanced per cent.
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Latest. Va Queen,'orE

1T 0IH''I'NTVI'-'''
LONDON, Dee. -. - The Rebel steamer
Panrcro formally seized by the customs au,nol,
lies AZ lasgoy on the 10Th inst. by order Of tie Lord
Advocate Of Scotland.
PAus. Dee ~. y. m.--The Boursc closes steady at
G7i. 30. for tAe Reutes.
LoSpos. Dee Ig-Tho political news to-day is unirn'
portant ,o,,.
81 for Money.
A Cabinet t'ounc! 4 IL announced for Wednesday.
Tie Oserrer believes that ,hc efforts oi MT Stanshed
Will be- attended with marked succe,s ~ regards re-
duction IN orr Admiralty expenditures, ana tngt the
buoyancy of our financial Arrangements viii enable Mr..
Glad tone io continue the policy OF relieving the count
from unnecessary taxation.
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PusennRers Arrived

Y ,,,om,hfD Ednbuygh from Quecsstors ard Lire,poo
Cent Miller Capt Logan aud wife. Mrs Bell aud child Mira.
Common Mig r. Barton Miss English and niece, Mr. Condell
and wife M,,.rs Frtardt, Rondsnler Schultz, Feednann,
Lloyd Denton Eng,, Schneider, Philips, Maynard Beyan,
Houston Rewnan, Growef Dayy, Holly scherh, Wright.
Asee Lowry Hoffman, L. Luso, Ms Auscn and we, and
Jll in the steer 60. .
In sicamc, Hay Of TIE South. from Hilton HcoS-J. r..
Durop -. r. Smith, and II in the steeIsge
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U.cr,,,. Weuted 70 Avoid the Draf.

No. 2ie Brosdwsy Room No.N
Persous liable 20 the couns Drs h. tie opportunity
IN avoid aid Dfsi and secure 7 ina csh u ne state sud
Bounty of -Ji. by ENLIST ST as RE-
,,UfTs Thos. ~hus g. avail hsu'.,,es 90 tits favorable
np.rrity e. .seap. b,rr Drafted will b. r3,Aet Irr 20
e,,rfon II tins Ohr. g. enlist ud .cceiye Arr Cash Bounty
ly sendin, ther nerrs ard address
N RI oior,,l Men aso secure this Bounty.
Thi-orr vii also Insure against tho coming DHt Tor pee
mi OF $50 .
r. s-AGENrS wanted IN every town o. city IN sa he
tfatfs
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DR. J,cgsoy-D.rr Sir have bo,n clIery rea1esedto
ect ~ n N. with comm, uda'ign- 81. Ok rrn kind, OF
l.srrdnr tc pTserc a. ont OF ny sHrroprs SO
s,ire. have IN II aec-cd but win cs proc. "a
ions infsrcrs and rsrt 8sriy IN my family 81 ne ussiu-
r.. o. d. Huosnd Orrusi hefs, aela' ~ once ROM
r. u,alcoar.e express 10y I'll conviction INST o' ge" 40
,tfu 81 he sy,fes ed egetGi gier tftrr Cooi. ="
srfs ard salnati, prsyfrJie.. H. scue etse may 49,
br usuay douo. not VII DO very oenehcis ~ those
~io -ufri from. the above csuss. ....n,,
YOUR. very respectfully J. II. MN 'hu,