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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23

~ The New Ferk Tins says s6at spssar
slosE and ntsIalials have gons up over hirty
per cant. II Fai1e dineo tla Ice 81 aaril5E A
R1zbef Of paper mills vii o8ly ran itslf -
sima during tho winter, others EsiI 5ise,Dtinrs
entirely. Is g. said ihst large smpsrsaasrs IL
psreF lfon abroad have bssu ordsGsd 20 saDplr
he derasaid Cor fus paper thes esnnof b. fr1a,I.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23

AsoEt three hasdIsd and fifty sick aaS
voaHdsa Yankee prisoners were ssHt 10 City
Point IN lighteTs t0wed By ths steamer Sehaiis
sA Z zss3sy, 70 be fxchssged for returned aiek
and Woundsd Csnfsderatos, broasht 20 City
PsiRf on the iag Of trace boat. 4 sszniitse
ffoB lhs CitiE8ss' ambulance CORPS waat dsHa
sR he Schultz % aid in sffscHng the trsaslar.
D1sing lie tap they ministsFsd % ths, wants Ct
tas iaRkoas as fer IS the mssus ss thsir cen
nAnd woaid allow. Rstions we're given 70 the
prisoners similar to ih0Ss alisiisd to ia card
Oa ths arrival Of tbs 8chu st City Point.
sA5 Yankees #ers pat zbsaFt tho lag ostfaes
Ftssusr, aud tha ContodsTsiss transferred Go the
Lighters, sks committee sssisiiny in Eftiap fhois
If sjihsr slis Eho were unable 10 wax when
iEis disEgrasabls and irkssAa task 60 the cora-
miitss aE,ltassumsd "labsr Of lsvai') vas caaa-
BIoled, tho Sosaliz was hsadsd foT Richmond
With he lighters IA tow. The Feiaaaed Csnfsd-
srsles, Two hundred and seventy in aurzbsF.
nase the WolEin ring with shair cheers as they
roesdsd from The beat is which they bad exBs-
rislCsd -bsir last hoHTB Of ssp.ivity, ana in
passing t'7IS DfoWrY Trey sga'n gave vsnt %
heir feelings in hearty huzzas.
They EsTe, indeed Iubiiazi az their return 10
Dixie, and the kind tTsatrnRni Of the COMMITTEES
aad Tie Burgeens in attendance, increased the
sxubersnes Of their icy. The Poor fslsws
wsis mostly minus leg CT arm each, and some
Eece aEnrlHg iFo2 lAhe=led HGuEds or fevcr1-
hul ell Rsrs cbssTlai aRd happy ss usa could bs
HRceT such circumstances. S0Ha Of them were
mueh surprised VIXEN the committee furnished
whisky, genuine hot estias, aud ethcr comforts
for lac "innsT asa." Thsy sad been lsd ts b.
isvo, while lying in she Raliim8rs kosnitaI. thss
We were 81 starving here, and that sHea thing
ss bacon and beef ts say nething of ceffes or Cd
rye, coaid not Be oblsino3 IL Richmond g say
price.
( Oro Of iho insidsnis sf the sfip doza he riv,
5r Wes ths suueEdsr Of iho Iations af two Of
.hs gasrd e . soupls Of Yankees who cen
llaiasd that lkey had not had ozsush Afssr
getting abssre lhs Gag Of trucs~bezt, lhs Yaa-
KEGS were sUPalad with bread and pork. The
iHs vac kaa PATtaksa OF ths TaEons givsa =
iheu, believing thai 0ag geed urn deserves an
other, offered thsir lHucheon of broad and ssrk
% hs gaaId, 8ha at iTst declined e, sat, a5 ,se
Baggusion Of oEs Of tie oonmiiias, sess5le6
and 4eVouTsd il.
The SchulE snd lighters arrived At Rockets
aitsr dark The COMMITTEES WBs thsn relisvsd
by anoiksT, HHa sssistsd ia ths rsrnoYsl OF tss
Husn 70 nmbuiaasss, and t.sir transfer to the Rs-
sziying besPital (Sss5feoks' WarohOasa) Tais
task Ess not csRPlstsd until nsar midnight
We have been requested % state, for he M
formation Of tAsir respective families. that the
following soldiers arc sR0ng .b0ss vino have
hssa sxohaagod:
N @ ThrsAdgill, lssh Elssiss;Fpi razimoas
(BaTksdals's brigade
JsseRh HulfsId, Company r, 50th Virginia
rsgiuEsst.-hishHs0za Thig
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23

THz TAEKEE CEARscTrs "A pamphlet was
sra.ishss 81 Lsrdcn ID 1859. esfile3 q IuP
\, Ezw ssr .szd--With sasIasger a tks esun-
~ es.8 seaz87 4Jme Of tbs csscuptiess are
rsEE.s aua ker lsst the Ysat1ao Of 1858
.e-.s.-ase sses AZ. oi ;ila i2akso Of 1893
a7stlizg @. B1eso1, hs ssys: Every stranger
g aaaz1 5al,T i8.ee3 % axe this uetics, taat N
blll-a --a.7 Is more Fssi5ne saalois sel hsa
af E aleE; stsfe ealasas gass cnaEcaes, sHd uzsfs
slslsHe. .aaa 5zlstes- E5r IA sown, EEiikg
-as esssls, is saBia aat 70 rs a.yis.oh. Tau -
alallas-s goaa raiy I-.isisas, ssoRne sszy
eastward s11 FisEi7 sigEs o. iaHafe sSe EEisl.-
b. gree Aas t40HeA lssy s5gT b. tzsil fscss
re IaEs11aos II d4ycs, yea viii hcd gaesl b
a.r es1 lHss % sss..s as ssfRosss EAtesast Is
s-eT iaiia--a slr esc. szd large Fsasess-
isl. tae e1ig aEF sseF csg-t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23

~ The following is an extract rom spsseh
si Hen. Lusius J. Garzsl, dsli7eTsd in he bsn
of ,hs Hsase Of Representatives at AiIlodge.
vile on ths l2ih insli
YoH ask ne RoW what Of the future Allow
nss, sssn, ealmly sad dispAssisaatelY. as IN the
srosonos sf my Maker, 70 answer this qaestion.
We al feel lha psguiisf situation IN wHiea Va
arc plnesd AID ardsniiy desire tae sucease al
our cause. HsH, then, should We dsrsaau aur.
selves, how ahsHld We legislass, how shsuid Va
act, as eiiissns and legislators, 20 aees spli.5
fhia great Pusposel I viii tell you. Nv een-
did Judgment is, that nsxt to The hearfi,se =
.srisnsIs who have robhsd Aad ssiil eo,, fi,ss 3,
reb or soldiers fsmiliss OF chat ysbieh Z. -
a7Ty 70 theiF support, the grumbier and eTs, -
dpes tfe nexi mess damage to our cause V7Ias,
iksil Ne Be divided new Thsre yvas 49,.
Eboh diVlslens als1sg ourselves gsrs nat ~
landed vita any ssnsRs harEa, hut now Il Is i.E
leFsat. TAs Gssd Bssk tells us thst bs1ss
divided against itself shall nos siasd. shall ~
fail n tiiis great revolution by roasen OF our al.
visions Justice and liberty, I. o saiTsssngs 5f
ihs soldier, and shs tears Of widows asd oT5ha1rs
| forbid il Lss us Be fnends, united as q bard
Of aroil.fs in this holy cause Les ns sanf s.
/ me nabl' women, and our heroic soldiefH ,v5o
hare never 9nee saids Give up ihe cause
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23

~ Edl a-uRc Juch IS Qigs, q Rassia. las
a. asss3 asd 30 Pliaoebs A1sAa ass SAFELY
znj5uss5 "a inlza.a. 4h royal ie1aIos i
1lI9se sls iaQHstless.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23

Fss1 sisskag1 zs-ees. Es8azrsss 1saea~
ee 2seztz alszl wet g1bl4s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-23

HaYiHs Sogiea fshA ths RishmsHd Eaqujrsr
he artsls - EAish tis fa,lsuiEE is ia EsBly. vs.
dsssa it Bat jsst 70 al the parties iavslvsa lhst
this rvisiadsE sAszla alss hara vlseo IN .suT
aslso,uss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, MONDAY MORNING,
Noon Reports.


INV YORK, November THE Tribune saws
I he Harlem railroad company, at special
meeting last night. resolved 10 double track their
road to Albany. at cost Of $1,000 900 Two
millions Of dollars of the earnings are to be taken
and 000 derived from the sale of new
stock No stock j. To be sold until the second
track is laid 70 White Plains The stock to be
offered to the old shareholders, pro rata by
public advertisement Enough stock will be re
tanned to Law the track to the Battery
The Herald's Washington special dispatch OF
the 6gh. says:
The United States frigate Niagara is still living
in Gloucester harbor. not having as set been eble
TO obtain sufficient complement of seamen 10
proceed 10 sea
The town council of Gloucester. Massachusetts,
voted an appropriation OF $4,000 to be paid as
bounties to seamen who shall enlist in the crew
OF the Niagara The Navy Depart ment having
no authority to offer bounties for enistments in
the navy
he Herald has the following from the Army
OF the P0tomOc, under date ct the 9th:
Guerrias are here. there aud everywhere.
A mong their more recent victims are Lieutenant
Hedges. Commiss,ry of Kipatrick's staff. who
was shot Yesterday. between Stevens Church and
Auburn. on or near the Warrenton and Catett
Station road. HIS wound is very severe Ad
Jutant Brooks. Ith Wisconsin cavalry. was cap
tured Yesterday within our lines. aud the cavalry
Quartermasier killed by the guerrilas near War
renton junction.
There IS quite "A panic among the suffers who
took goods mp t0 the front Yesterday bv railroad
IN violation Ot the order prohibiting the sale of
sutlers' goods in the army. many of whom were
arrested. then tents CLOSED aud such OF their
goods not ordered by officers, conf.cated
Two hundred and twenty seven ears came up
from Alexandria Yesterday with supplies
The British bark Ausdill reports that she was
boarded on the 29th OF September ia latitude
~, longitude I, by pirate on piraiical cruise.
The Worlds Washington dispatch of the 9Th.
saws
The Army Of the Potomac is again on the
move and IN direction which indicates the
Abandonment of the Warrentou route To Rich
mOnd
Winter quarters are probably in view The
present movement may be a step ia the direction
ef quiet abiding place for troops where the
blasts OF the approaching season may be foilel by
log huts instead of tents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

ST Louis. November ten Walbridge. OF
New York, has just arrived from an extended
trip through southeastern Missouri He reports
that part OF the State free from organized bodies
OF rebel troops, but ushwhackers continue To
commit depredalious there
he Democrats Lillc Rock correspondence
give some particulars OF the recent fight At Pine
Blun. Ark The attack was made on the 25th
ult by i,nOO rebel cavalry under Marmlduke and
Cabeil The gtrrison consisted oi about 700
infantry under Col Clayton. They were fort
fed IN The Court-honse. and the streets leading
thereto were barrica,dcd with cotton
The rebel, approached from three directions,
but alter repeated charges. during which Col
ClrAton's ARTILLERY played havoc in their ranks,
they were repused aud driven from the town,
leaving 300 killed and wounded in our hands.
Our loss Was III killed and 30 wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
From Cincinnati.

CiNotNNArt. Npvember IA Knoxville dis
patch to Cummcc,l sals:
rebel e. mei,t crossed tho Little Tennessee.
on MONDAY, bUt were driven back by Col Adams
lst kenucky L1.s-50 killed aud drowned aud
40 captured. includipg tour oficets
Arkahsts aaNice. rtfFesent that Arkadelphia,
recently Prices HetdQuariers, is in possession OF
Gen Steele
Over 700 volunteers from Yell county, Ar
kansas. reported to Gen Steele for duty Two
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
Prom FORTRESS Monroe.

F9RIRE,s MoNRoE. November Mail Boat
Thomas \ Morgan, from Yorktown. brought
down tNo officers. MAJOR Houston aud Lieutenant
ID. Won Nezen. who bad made their escape
from Richmond Major Houston was captured
in July last. in North Carolina, and imprisoned
With Lieutenant You Veitzen. in Lbbey Prison
They made their escape week ago last Sunday
by dis ui>ug themselves rebels They state
rebel soldier, dying OF starvation and we're not
allowed enough lood in week to support them
"A daN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
From cairo

CAlRo, November 6.-The hospital steamer
McDuugal arrived from New Ore Us ON the 9th
Among the passengers is Surgeon General
Hnmmoud, ca ruute 10 " ashiugton, aud about
one hundred discharged aud iurloughed soldiers
from Gen. Banks command
From citizens ct Mnyheld. Ky, we learn that
the guerr.lns. Who captured Lucian Anderson,
Member oi Congress. IN he late raid. assert he is
90 be held as hu-ta.e Tor Polk
De L. Andrew, State senator. aud Irving An
dersou. sc,cnty yeats Old. werc among the cap
tured
Rebels had bloodhouuds with them on the
march anl used them ia hunting Union men, aud
when ctu-ht, murdered them
Eighteen thousand dollars worth of goods were
tab from the stores.
train as tlro"n of the track and tired into.
aud passengers robbed ot v,lunble-
Rebels are commanded by Faulkner and New
come.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
From Gauiey Bridge.

GAuLtr BRiDoe. Nov. 7-Dr William z
Ruchef arrived here tins morning from Rich
moud. much iatgued from hunger aud exposure
lie s1ys be obtained bis escape from prison b.
means OF the key 10 the debtors room Th'
key vas given h.m by eiuld twenty six months
old lie saAs q J. not true. stated BY th'
Richmond Enquirer, that any body assisted hin
I'M b. e-caua
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
Fx0u ASsIINGTON.

WAsHlNGroN. CRY. November q The ex
petition OF Gen Burnslde's army to the
eastern corner OF Tennessee appeas 10 be
completed. The people are reported a. exhibit
ing the most satisfactory sign. rs 10 loyalty.
Gen. Burnside is again on the march. and in
what direction will soon appear
Intelligence from the Army of The Potomac
does not possess the interest anticipated Two
correspondents came near being captured by
puerrIllas only a short distance from the Head
Quarters
Gen Stouemsn. of the Army of the Cumber-
land lust arrived here from Chattanooga aud
reports everything there in most satisfactory
condition The capture Of Look Out Mountain
ensure. permanent occupation OF Chattanooga
against all assaults from The enemy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Last might in Chesa-
pelkc Bay. oil mouth OF Potomac. the steamer
Louisiana. from Fortress Monroe. collideI - III,
three mastcd propeller, supposed TO be he Cur
lev. OF New York. from Balumure The Louis.
lana Vas badly damaged The Curlew is sup
posed 10 have sunk, as she Immediately dlsap.
peared. quite gale was blowing at the time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
mumorcd E,acuaIion OF tichmond

PHiLApELPHIA. November The Inquirer
has special from Baltimore saying il Is ruulored
there iaat Tie rebels are evacualng Richmond
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Charges will Dc made Tor ring the notices % the
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Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
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indianapolis and Madison
N n ILRRaD ~.
1868. MA BS 1863.
NtW NfFHUKeWeut 20 CO 90 sbl
daya Eeh. 2. laliI

day, Feb. 2. 1864.
FuNNO passenger trains daily (Sundsys excepfed1
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis At q 30 a. n
and =. ~. srrivin d.on at n .3S A. NJ and :. 50
PM
Leave the Depot at Madison Al IA ". and y. n, ar
irving AZ Indianapolis az II A. N and slnP.M.
The train leaving Indianapolis at e3o A. NJ. connects
with that leaving columbus AZ e.s5 A. NJ for Neiby-
Vile and Rushve, arriving al sheIhyxie ss A H.
aud Rushville at 10 Y. NJ.
Leaving Rushviie al 10 NJ. shehyv a IS r.
~, connects at Col4fnous with the aud NJ train.
nving Al either indianapolis OF Madison the
ing.
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati IN.
dianapolis and points West
Tariff of Freights a. low by any other route.
Shipper and merchsnts win IL 60 thesrfnses-
est % ship By this line.
febo DC. BRANHAM. sane erfut~nd~ot
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plrtsnuEG. November River FIVE fee, by
the pses marx, And stationary. The weather Is
cloudy
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Terms per session-Payable In Ad.

tatlVIl y IVaIu y Int PCT ntsfIuul W
No deduction will be made for absence unless ooea-
stoned hy sickness.
Pupils entering amer the commencement Of Session
will be charged only Tor the remainder q that Session
boarers required bring table furniture napkins
and all necessary articles for the toilet.
The uniform j. black merlno dress, With white
bonnet.
Business letters 10 be addressed 20 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR or ST. CoLUMBAs.
Zanesyilie Ohio
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST COLUMBIA
FEMALE ACADEMY
Firth ST.. ZaucsyIiic, Ohio.

VNHls ACADEMY l. CONDUCTED BY SISTERS Oh
the Order of 81 Dominic. and II provided with com.
petent and experienced Teachers who will spare ef
forts for the Improvement Of the minds and morals o
those entrusted 10 their charge.
The Course Of Study + divided into four departments
and each department having its own distinctive
siudie, assigned H.
The discipline OF the school Is nrm and uniform; but
mi and parental nreuitting attention will be given
20 The health and comfort Of the pupils.
The Academic year consists Of two sessions Of FIVE
months each. the first commencing the hrst Monday
Of September the second the fret Monday Of Febru-
sry, The two sessions will be closed with public dis
rhuiion = premiums and honors, the hrs wcdnes.
day Ia July
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
DRY GOODS.

VA 4 H. GLENN a CO, New York store, Dry
w uoods wholesale aud Retail. Glenus' Block, East
Washington street. NAYS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

ID BROWNING, Druggist, and dealer IN Paints, Oils,
HI varuishes. Dye uis Glass Glassware. Perfnmcry.
hc-. No 81. West washington street. sqr2T
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

tAMfBElL 4 BOYLES Book Binders and Blank Book
- Manufacturers. No. 81 East Washington ST. east n
Gienn's Bleck. mp stairs. Indianapolis feb25-df
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
BOOK BINDERS.

GtHARLEs cox, dealer In Stoves, Tin Ware, &c, No
- II West Washington street apr27
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08


War did General BRAo0 fall back from Mnrireea-
boro' Is the question now most frequently asked. We
think the txpl naon may be fouud in the fact thet
General BRAGG was NOT fool enough to let RosEEcRAsz
catch him in the sort of trap lin which LEE caught
BuRNs1DE. EosEscRASz, who, If not the. most
scientic Is certainly the most wiley and enterprising
of the Abolition Generals had prepared entrenchments
in the rear of his rst position to which, n defeated he
could retire and await reinforcements and fpm behind
which be could safely reor the check suffered by BURN
SIDE at Freder eksburg, and where, at ALL events, he
could await renforcements BRAGG found the position
beyond bis POWER successfully to assail-he found
RosENcRAsz accommodating forcs to operate on bis
flank and be resolved neither to be caught sacrificing
his in trying to do what their numerical strength ives
inadequate to- nor eopardz the fruits of his vic
tory b. awaiting, in weak position, the pleasure of
fortified enemy. constantly receiving reinforcements-
He red to Warrace, and will probably fall back to
Tullahoma. Wartrace is at the junction of the Nash
vile aud Chattanooga Road with a short branch to
Shelly probably about twenty miles from Muir
freesboro' Tuahoma is on the Nashville and Chatta
nooga Railroad at its junction with the McMnnve and
Manchester r. e and is about thirty-Gve miles from
Murlreesboro' At Tullahoma if not at Wartrace the
position of things will be reversed. General Bragg
calmly adopt his his position will give
him that opportunity.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08

:.
The Batsla OF Frs .lcksburg. ne
We are indebted TO one Of tie members OF The family
for the following extract of letter received from Col
DeSaussure =: Char leaon Courier. a
CAMP NEAR FREDERIcKsBuEc, VA,
December IL, 1862.
My Deer ---: We have ad avery severe campaign.
beginning In July last and ending las believe It hasl
in the battle of Fredericksburg We have suffered from
heat thirst and scarcity of faod from cold, want OF
clothing, shelter and plenty of hard fighting against
great Odds thought the carnage at Sharpsburg was
awful bat piled up the vile Yaaee dead on Satur-
day the 18th Instant such numbers that on Sunday
and Monday 1.-THE two days they remained 10 front OF
u they actually made treastworks for their own pick
ets out of the dead bodies of their comrades
They sent over by Gag of truce party to bury their
dead ard undeistsnd buried thirteen hundred in front
of our position Maryes Hill We hear thathe larger
portion OF their army has left, and that small force is
watching us from the other side of the river dreading
al advance by Gen. Lee on Washington.
My regiment subscribed seven hundred and sixty i've
dollars for the relief OF the suerers IN Fredericks-
burg.
am happy to say that, through the kind exertions
of our friends home, brigade is all well clothed
now and will reed nothing until spring, unless 1t
s few pairs OF shoes. Our army is 10 fine health, aud
if we bad had this army 10 its present numbers and con-
dton at Sharpsburg, we would have annhilated Nc.
Cle.lans Army of the / otomac. DeSaussure Bur
roughs Dr.. Wallace, James Davis my Orderly, Clark
son ard mysef. all quite well also, Hugh daEden,
who has just paid me a visit to-day.
am yours, afsctionateiy,
w. D. DESAUssURE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-08
Later from Europe.

The steamship Etna has arrived at New York with
tour days later advices from Europe The London
Times says Lncolns Message is bid for peace. His
emancipation plan it denominaes dream. The Lon
don Nes organ of Exeter Hail. says has no fault to
d in Lncoln's emancipation scheme. The Globe
defends tie Of the English Government in regard
to the Copederate steamer Alabama
Mr. S idell ha had another interview with NAPOLEON
and M. Drouyn De LHuys end Count de Parsigny
o,e no,0 in favor of the South
The Paris correspondent of the HeroA. under date of
December 12th says that it is rumored in diplomatic
circles that the Tories assisted by France will sue
in ousting Palmerson and Russell soon after the
opening of Parliament Golden, aided by other econ
omists will join the Tories whose policy in respect to
Italy and to American intervention is identical with
that of France The Rsrads correspondent adds that
the rumors are not without foundation and that in the
spring thorough change of policy 10 the British Gov
eminent may be expected-Rieh Dispatea