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in coin or coupons OF thc bonds. They Fro
rus1 thus to ritirc & ,000. .0)0.(Dn Of currency.
if.instead Of issuing l,00Q,000, 900, however,
Ike Government skpGlI Issue S5OO,00o,OVo,
bur require tho payment Of - OF currency tor
81 of fvoupons--this would be mixed tax
and l0a,r--retirirg the saEie amount OF cur
rcncy. Th- ratio proposed by the 'Enqn'rer'
would require the issuc Of ons-third OF bil.
lion of bonds, r Urdc" 10 retire ere billion OF
currency.
4! The question may be asked, would nc ibis
be unjust? Not aG all, if the tax be appor-
toned on Just principles. 1t is both .constit.-
t:0nal and Just to req uirc the pax ment aSso.
inic, in the form OF tax, and Tie quantity re-
funded in bonds Is 4 mere questions 0! expo
dioncy and fgr0r, in case uf the citizen. The
palar star or tnxl'ion is equality. In such
tax, OF lean, there is no iEequality-no lnJus-
ticc, whatercr the ratio iii which bonds are
gi cn for currency, low or high Let it bere-
| Inc.nbcred thar, ii bonds we're taken all over
the country in any Just ratio, and held in the
samo ratio, Mey frouid simply measurs tchst
caeh man ores himself This is literal truth.
4 man could count bis bonds, and see how
mulch he would have to pGyto himself annu-.
ally, and how r!uch at tl:e expiration of the
ndulgence--extcnsion Of time. .as.s-. -
70 be square with the Government; every
ono must, of necessity, part Nth somethin9
now his. There is no evasion. ,SonetAny
y0n norhur: mgsl go. from yoa, or somebody be
cheated
The effect ur9n PRICES of any scheme al
lnrln. real relief, would be instant and
great. Perhaps it may BE- necessary to use
some mode of grnduaticn--not TO make the
first fax bill too heavy. but les the pressure
on hy degrees. -
Inc scheme under consideration, rs he's
bccn remarked is alike ft1ihlc ard powerful
sanA capable Of ready adaptation to any ratio
or bonds to currency By furnishing the best
noSs:b.e security the Government can offer ior
payment OF coin or its equivalent, IT'S tendeu-
cy is not alone to compel, but to induce and
encourage investment.
Taxing all orr circumstances into cnnsidera-
lion, and its incidental. rs well as direct effects
it il, perhGl's, not ouly the brs! security the
Government can offer, bu. actually the best mode
-; Investment possible. We refer not 10 This
plan aicne, but TO any plan which sustains Vnr
finances. This combines within its.l! at once Il
rppsg:;nst negligent or evasi"e rerudia;ion-
a s$ safeguard against our dang from foreign
Ice il is means OF insurance against the
fif.H!s OF The rcvolu.inn-Gnd with IT, The ruin
ci our property, along with our rishts rs freelnsn
This large clement o. insurance 10 onr s!l should
mike ~ the more cheerful in bearing all tic
n-cihl pressure ct taxation.
In Ihc foregoing discussion, we have endeav.
cred rather to exhibit the genera! conditions OF
our financial problem than to attempt All exact
sruticn which would involve more accurate in
iornsiinn than we possess i's.;o the details Of our
debt ara cur necessary expenditures
SENTINEL.
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SIEGE or CuARLESTON-ASSAULT on
FORT SUMTER
From .E Cour.yr o. he 2is'.1

EEoi SVu!'SA va .he ~ u
About lali-pass three o'clock Friday morn
ing. several Of the>cpcmy'5 iarges, various9y
estimated at from':fpur To nine, approached
cautiously within three hundred and fifty
yards Of Inc fort, and were haiGd VIXEN they
again answered with oaths and ycils, and open
c.l mnsketry fire upon Tie fort. The garrison
replied with Inuskctry, and, Ivr some ten or
fifteen minutes. tie affair was quite hot and
heavy. Fort Moultria and Battery Bee on
SIlilyan's Island, with Fort Johnson On James
isand, together with ONO Of our gunboats,
oreucd all enilaiing fire on the bargcs as
,ae7 rc,rcated to Cummings Point. The ri
chOchot practice from SulliTau's Island was
splendid 1t is not known with certainty, but
it is believed they must haze sustained u &C.
we're loss.
From wha: VIC have been informed al as
sGult has been expected for some time. and
our military authorities, with Major Elliott
and the garrison, have been ready to give
the eEcmy the warmcst kind OF reception.
This l.tlc affiir of Friday morning is suppos-
cl to have been nothing moro than fcins or
an effort to rcconnotre in force, for which he
has been severely punished.
The only casualty on our side was Private
T. Wheeler, Company b. lst South Carolina
.Arti,.ry, wounded slightly in head.
The enemy no doubt stung 20 madness Mt the
n,;agre results of his mighty and unparalleled
struggle fr the possession Of Sumter. and seem:
imcy drspairing of ultimate success, has opened
fire Oh The city. Since Thursday morning, be-
tresn twenty FIVE and thirty shells have been
thrown. fortunately ipiuring no one. The gun
from which the shells appear to come is situated
on the extreme cnl Of Cummings Point. The
marsh battery. ("Swamp AngcI.") now has 6
mortar in position, and occasionally opens fire
on Suc,tcr.
Our batteries Oil James 1sSnl are still en-
gagsd in firing on the Yankees on Morris ls'
l.ud. The only casually lately vas at Battery
Sinlkas when Private Goude, of Captain Dick
em's Company, Second Regiment South Carolina
Artillery, lost HI arm, while on duty, having
been struck b. piece OF shcl! from Gregg.
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YANKEE SCnOOL-TEACHERS.

We find in the Raleigh "State Journal the
following singular statement:
ave learn that there is 4 pair Of Yankee
teachers employed in g school in county not
q hundred miles from Caswsll, (kus not in
Leasburg.) who demand thcir wages In manu-
Tortured tobacco, refusing, insthe mos; positive
manner, to rescire Confederate money: end
that they now have on hi.nd seyc7al boxes Of
the weed
What business have Yankee teachers, not a
hundred miles from Caswell? What are
Yankee teachers dcing III North Carolina >
Rearing up "BaEal"ea." Ii is not manafac'
tured tobacco, BIT manufactured hemp, III
which they ought to be paid.
The association Of Confederate school
teachers. whose call VIC published yesterday
ha, truly an important task to undertake. II
is not only to provide safe and sound system
Of school books, but also to educate class Of
teachers who may supercede the Ma|sachua'
sets dominies and Connecticut 'schonl
marms." Without this, Confederate society
will be poisoned in its infancy.
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.
The "Rcbel," Of the Goth, gives this SUI

The "Rcbel," Of the ssosh, gives ,this sum>
mary:
MARIETTA, Thursday, P. M.-IufOrmation
has been received to the effect thas General
L,ngs.reet's forces occupy Knoxville. We
arc ncIinel to believe thnt such is the fact.
~ he he's had ample time to reach that p>int,
bcing within nine miles Of the town three
days ago.
From o gentleman who left Rome yestcr-
dav, we learn that but little doubt is felt IL
70 the crossing Of Shermaa's forces at Whites
burg last Saturday. His force is yaricusly
estimated, some placing the figures at twenty
two thousand. We believe he has not eI-
ceeding eigh. or ten thousand men, rs that is
the force he was reported to hare, when below
Tuscumbia. Isis not likely that he has heen
reinforced. lie is said to be coming towards
Rome, butt is mere than probable that his
min object is to cut the Western and Allan
tic railroad Our authorities are aS;are of his
movements, and will doubtless be prepared to
receive him.
We have nothing, so far, from tie front Of
Chattanooga.
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-, &;,ass a&GsrsE@S.
...E..v. s.st-HAs2IV AN EZu-GT
-. '.Ej.TS & hLL.E2RE,
: E2 NJ 8.

,,s ...rrr cee 7sa., thirty ja,isrs;
'A- de. fifteen dol,acs; for th-ee
.;.h: t;o.!ars. No s':hsoripti1n re-
q ..r 49, kan shroo. mon.hs.
,.y,s,xir.--Eu- one ysar, twenty de-
:; .aln:'lc, zen dollars; for three
',,.: D.. fye !oll.-s. No subscription roooived
:. -,:' ;,ga yh-"e n3:tas.
,i,.-rrr cns year, ten doilars; ior
..,,-..:s. FIVE cellars. No subscription
= ..,.s for les than six months.
...,.. ~. COWS tsslsrs ara furnished ct
go : :eu ,!illars PEI hundred copies.
- S;i,<2~ibors chan SiDg their Post Offices,
- .ia,ss .ia!e the name Of the Pest Cfhce at
'.: a., ,,c9 Ga7s jesa iu tie habit of receiving
.. ~ rss aape- will bo stoppedin al cases
=. t,,ss paid Coz expires, and shose who
49,, Wish 70 te without tho paper must look
:. ;s;s sai -caewstheir subscriptions in
Srs,cs,esas whose papers are marked with
,,.,;. vii! understand Slat their term of Sub.
s.; .;;n,;,s is abou, to expire, and will remit
nv: ,,,,o:;,;ly il they wish theis papers continued
F> apvERTIsINa.
,,-.-::ssnerts will DO inserted at the rete
:..x nc..As AND FIFTY CENTS per square,
!; ;.S;sa ~ .:srloa-s:sh: lines 70. lessl consti-
~? & S:H2Te.
y; ,-ls.s must be accompanied by tie
.,.S.-;;,.s:a:isc they will not be attended tc.
rr~c,s 1. ntaining. money are seut at the
=, - ,hc wvitcra thereof.
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TIE AMERICAN ACELDAMA.

That Gc!i Of hlocd-which the orators Of
the day. however, name. net Acel&sma, but
Necrcpo.is--:ha field Of Gettysburg, waa, on
the ls,h Of tlis month, the SCENE Of grand
s;ecc of isaEea p'aT.actias. President Lin
coin was ssag2 manager; iho fags. hands,
mourning weeds and other theatrical proper
ties wero arranged with the best taste Of a
Bowery lessee. The ''0rator oc the day was
that Old farorita cl the public, Edward ETcT-
ct. o. course there was, also, Il Poet Ct the
day; the piece bcinga Dhys: words by Per-
cival, musc ~ Delany. Ths procession was
beautiful! and then
The exercises toak place "a soon as the mill
Iarv ard civic bodies were in position. as fol-
lows:
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EROM EAST TENNESSEE.

AEl>GnoE. Nov. 3i.--Rumor5 in regard TO
'he occupation oC knaxy!lc br nuc troops,
ana the retr-a. aF hg Seic.ai forces tcwar.is
Cumberland Gap, nrc sill coming in, bat #e
',aye nothing Official.
BaIsroi, Nov. 2j.-Col. Niihor6 mair Il
lash oH Il banI Cf ~u:-ri'as ia .Jn'iu.on
:oun'y, aaI captured eighteen, who were rrr>
ioag:!cd.
Im"iii:ial alvic"s from tho front state that
Durns,,ia had surrendered with 1,JJo prison.
ers IL Gen. Lnnsssrcct.
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FROM TIE UNITED STATES.

FROM HE UNITED STATES.
The last papers received are fall Of til
great show Of dsd!catinl :; national Neesopo
lis at Gettysburg.
THE NAVAL IsriXATFs.
TIE budget for the Navy Department WI
contain estimates for over one hundred million
dollars. Mr. Weiles sne,ns tn hc thoroughly
imaucd with great e.foris 10 acquire asccn
dancy on the seas.
TIE RIOTERS IN TIE COAL RrCI0Hs-AssEST or
SEVENTY OF TnLH.
MAUNcH CHUNK. Pa, Nuv lS.-.tbouts ser
enty Of the "Eucksho;s' hare been arrested
and sent II Reading.
TIE murderer Of G. X. Smith has also been
arrested ard identified.
1hc Tenth Regiment Il New Jersey Eolun-
tecS arc now tationed in the districts wvere
the Disturbances wero, and he rioters are be-
ing arrested ard forwarded to Reading icr
trial.
TIE DELAWARE ELECTION.
The New York " Herald thus relates 20 the
issue of the "elec'ion" in Delaware:
TIE DELAWARE ELECTIoN-THE DEMoCGA-
CY THROW Up THEIR HAHD.--Ths Delaware
special election s"r tho member Of Congress to
which the State is entitled, has sons by default
Smithers, the administration candidate, bas had
isa!l h's WY. TIC Democracy. .deciled to stay
syray from tho polls, and 50 thcy did They
were disgusted We publish in gHo:her part q!
this paper Their reasons icr this extraordinary
course. They complain that their constitutional
rights have been subvered. anl that rev qu.iiti>
cations and tests, unauthorized by The Ccnsiitu
ton of the United Ssptea," &: have bcen in.-
posed upon them b. miitar7 rlwcr." Bnt when
we como 10 look at this Icv lest it is simply g..
test IT an cath 10 support Tie Constitution a,l
Government OF the Unisci States. and to give nc
aid or comfort to the rc-ai:ion. One would l:liuk
this not a very hard dose for genuine lo,al
citizen. They have tried to rasea cm-
pest in tca-pot; bus i; is n failure They uay
not like him; bn; Sm;inCrS is their man.
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.AT'.:NTA. Nv. % -.,,t7ices By thc four
. cock y. " t.ains aG1ri potiiug ncu or IN
iafca!lnl:. The usu:.l sheIiag has srcn kr..s
NJ on "a: immcl:atc front None but thc:n
Iie!ons'ag 70 the army are al0w5j 70 20 leynad
hirgstGr. I:!a hospitals here have lecr
cleared Of ell who c.n be removed rirh,us
.;,E.
-t!iAH7A. Nov. -4.-Ycst.rlav af,.rrcru
Il, cncH'r %,!ylnca,, in force from CLa.."ra-.
"a n:': @'."c IN u!!r ?ickcts nd made n rlcr,Ga.
>,rs.it"h {: adj. lie WINS received with sri-
ri, ny lit iiTc>. ard at night both cI:nirs r,ce!
zach c;a?r ia line Of bat.ic. E,.n:ors r.r,
,t' inr' to-day speak ci' severe !ghtias:, }as
10 r@'t;ru;ar2 have h.en received.
III" fa"&c"s at Knoxville have f2rti::cd
Ara::irung's i!:.l, west Of the c;tv, and S,.:n--
MT !li!' and o!her I,v:ots east of III" r:lr.--
They have also heavy guns on the heic chts
'"r:E u! the 'l"js;cu river Erow1lnw fed
a!'"r publishing ore number and 4 half OF lis
:currilous paper.
ArLA>IA. Aor. 95.-Tfe cacr,y, yesterday,
made - DESPERATE attempt to take Lockout
Mountain. at l. O'Clock. H.. when cur III
EorHan; :c!i. the battle was still racing. lis
adthncH al Monday gained possession Of $50
small nils in CIR :Tons. Yesterday ,rorning
INC opened 81 his batteries, an! there war
1eayy e',r'aishinc along tie cntrc line. =
nooa. III ia:anlry a$sar!: WAS made on I.ao,.-
ors Mountain an! vigorously kcrt up ryr >r
nour ~ tie cucIny, withou, result, VIXEN :'.v
eli h:,E, cu. troops holding their own. o..
ri,:mant says that when he was lenrin...
ire Of the encr,y had a@ain opened on L5aa,
out. The temper Of our troops is describe, $
full of grit.
a special to !hc "!n:ciligenccr" say. 4:
ME cccmv wcrc rcFul.cd on eur right by PSI
t"m's, .tH,iersnn's and lI!ndman's divisions.
VIII i"ary loss.
ATLANTA, NDr. %, 6 p. M.-Thc trains
from Chickamauga are not yet in, being 30.
iayci i'y the rumcrCus M trains. P:.at3
kilograms state that the mu-ketry today ifas
hccn severe and general, hut no results are
>ppkcu cl -
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true seat OF oar government, and could not
but conclude that zoe SO regarded it. There.
fore lhey were right in representing the va,
t, BE- civil war, or rebellion; and were alsY
right in Withholding British subjects from
participating in it.
The Pest" concludes its. article with these
disasreeabie remarks:
"A proceeding more unjust and unsratsfu?
70 this Country, or more utterly unprov,krd,
could hardly have been taken. Placed in it,
strongest light, the case Of the ConEclerates
stands thus: rs stated in the dispatch expel-
in:; Corsul Fularton.
Il = r
Every. Enslisamaa who reals this mus,
surely feel instinot;yyly thai the conduct OF
the cgns;:!s is grossly exaggerated and msre,
presented, and that what ttey did was what
every British subject has right to Claim OF
the representative cf his own Gorernmen,
when soionrning in iorcign parts.
The akront intended we can we'll affsrd to
pocket, hus tie outrage of denying British
subject, the protection which in similar awk.
ward cases they ha"o always derived from the
continuance of consular arrangements may
perhaps require Lord Russe!Ps serious attcn-
ton With view 70 its redress.
Lord Rassoll, then, has Only one oftwo
courses to tako-oitaer to apply To Lincoln for
his redress, o" e. send regular consuls to the
Confederacy, ns he does to other nations.
The Confederate Government, in iismissins
sho Ccns"is, MAS pol fectly right, although the
reasons assigned for tina. action hy tho Srcre:
t.ry Of State wsre all wrong. They ought to
haro teoa dismissed long ago; but the French
Consuis cush5 to Lave been dismissed ut the
samc time, AID, above NIL ths rrepoaterous
diplomatic note to Mr. siidell oush. never to
hsye been wri.sen.
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CAPTURE OF YANKEES BY MosBY.

ORANGE c. H., Nov. 25.-Ten prisoners,
captured by Mosby at Bealeton, Fauquier
county, On Saturday last, arrived here to-day.
Mo-by, at the same time, captured twenty
mules and three wagons, heavily loaded, the
contents Of which were brought of.
The enemy are advancing their pickets in
front and towards Madison Court House.
There is some movement on hand with che
Yankee army.
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OFFICIAL DESPATCH.

CHlcSANAuG., Nov. -, 1868.
General S. Coo?EE,
Adjuiant and Inspector General 3:
After several unsuccessful assaults on orr
lines TO Gay, tie enemy carried the left ccutre
aboat 1 o'clock. The whole left soon ,gavs
way in considerable disorder. Tie right
ma;ntaiEed its ground, ana repcllcd every at
teck. I am Withdrawing Ill to this point.
(SiSnedj BRA1rov BRAoa.
FRENCH STEAMER IN'JAMES RIVER.
PETIEsEUEs, Nov. 2j.
To Gen. S: Co5rEa:
The Fr2nei! Steamer -- i.;.s a2chorct
of Hog Island.
iSigrell G.. =. PIczsrr. -
Major General Conl'Gs.
Official: JoEN WITnEHs. 4. AG
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AFFAIRS IN NORTHERN yIRGJSJ.

a,
ORANGE G. IT,, Nov. 2i-Presi lent Da?s
and Staff left here for Richmond this morn
ing. Oaiug to inciemert weather the Pr.si-
Dent di | not reviow the army.
The bulk Of the Yankee army is in Fau-
rnes county. Their pickets extend to Cedar
Moultain, in Culpeper.
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:si..
l'ra scr.
NJ lsic.

Needless to say that Mr.. Everett produced
the expected illusions 10 Marathon and Wa
terloo, in the best style Of the sOrhomores Of
usr7ard. His speech is excessively long,
and the reading thereof would renay no man;
50 Cur readers must be content with this aDos-
,rophe near the close:
Seminary ridge, the Peach Orchard, &c
metery, Cupp's and WOLF Hill, Ronnd Top,
Little Reuil Top, humt!a names. hencelor>
ward dear and famous. No lapse Of time, no
distance Of pace shall cause You to be for
gotten. The whole earth, said Pericles. o.
he stood over the remains Of his fallow"ci;i>
zsns " ho had fallen in the first year of the
Peloponnesinn war, 'the whole earth is the
sepulchre Of illustrious men, All time, he
might have adaed,,is the millennium Of their
glory"
This is pretty fine, for battle in which
those ilIustrious Athenan demigods we're sub
ssantialy thrashcd. After the Orator Of the
Dav, President Pcricles, or rather Abe, made
the deaicatory speech; but had to limit #is
observations within small compass. lees he
should tell some funny story o7rr the graves
Of the Immortals. Then
ynsc, :.
DIs,,
B-l:dct Oh.
F.,r the Dirse. we arc not much impressed
with it, IS :. specimen Of that species of com>
. ,sirion: but the reader shall j;lse-h"7e is
he last crown:ng stanza:
ooh! ,hen how great .o- O.: country - @!s;
IN the frnf: rank 20 p.ri-a
Firm: with our Estates s.: IL crown,
III ScnSS memory cherish;
We lLa look fr0!a oU- h'a IN
P.es@cd tie sHee: mu:c % EeaT
On the whole the performance WAS Gocd
piece Of acting enough; and. - impartial
theatrical critics, we pronounce it equat to
the best eff ,r.s Of that ta!eatca com Pany.
We should mention that q very solemn and
affecting speech was delivered in the course
of tic proceedings by Mr.. Seward, from which
! it is found that he regards the blood she'd at
| G Gettysburg, and all the other blood shed in
the war, az likely to cement the Union -
| we give snail specimen from this most san
guine and sangniaary orati"n
! II thank my God that believe this strife
| is going to end in the removal Of th:s evil
| which ought to have been removed by peace
! ful means and deliberate councils. tGood.} y
! I th lnk my God for the hope that this is the
| last fratricidal war which will fail upon the
countrv-a country voiichsa'ed hy Heaven
the richest, the broadest, most beautiful, most
magnificent and capacious ever yet bestowed
upcn people, that has cvcr been given to
auv part of the human race. (Applausc.l- y
And thank God f,r the hope that when that
cause is removed, simply by the operation Of
abolishing it. as the origin of the great trea-
son that is without justidcatiou and without
| parallel, we shall thenceforth be united be
only one country, having only one hope, one
ambition, and one destiny. (App!ausc.)
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
RALEIGH, Nov. 25.-In the Legislature to.
day the Governors message was referred to
appropriate committees. No business of i'm
poftance transacted, the committees not haY.
ing reported.
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EIsnANoE or SrsGEoSs--A FRau4bETspf
sD.-Tho fsloyal Surgeons, ,sN:Ay lave hser

-1~SAA-'oi. VI urNLp-'H- -l .pl
zD.-Thc Feloyal Surgeons, ,sxAy IHiFc hscn
held in ,he1agy prissasfSr many lAoa,h.
pasF, in consequence of the illegal de;cnt;yn
Of Confederate Surgeons in Ndgthcra prisons,
were sent down, ninetysix in ail, 10 City
Poi"t, on yesterday, by the s;csner Schultz
which LETT Rockets ubgu! iialT PCT ren
n'clcck. Their departure had not long ia--
ei before it WAS ascertained ~ the prisun thai
Majnr White, Of one Of the New York reyi.
mcnts, who is aiao u BLACK Republican Sena.
;or to the Lincoln Congress from hat STATE
was missing, and, as afterwards pr0scd. had
left the prison in the disguise CT Il surgeon
with the surgeons who had just gone. a tel
egram was Immediately despatched to Peters
burg, and from that place Z courier w:ls scni
to City Point with Information oG the fraud
end an order to arrest The prisoner. Tie
Schultz aoon after hove in sight. and, upon
| coming up to the wharf ut the Point. was
boarded by the officers Of the station, Major
White was found among the parry oa board.
taken in custody, aud conducted to shore. IL
was subsequently returned to Richmond and
placed in lis old quarters in tho L;.bv. Th!.
Major VI hite is the same rjr whom the Lincoln
authorizes cndcaynrcd same weeks a.o t,
effect an arbitrary exchange, hut were lied
,heir only Object being 10 secure his rcicas"
hcaauso his presence III Washington w1Hlc
give the administrator members of The Sen
ate one majority. AS the matter stands. tic
'wo parties tie, and if it rests with tie Con
fcderatc authorities to make rp the majority
in favor cf Lincoln ly ihc release q; Mai,r
White, the Senate OF the Disunited States wili
hnva & long and merry time over thci: tic
Votes and impracticah'e splits.
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'f";' t"c EAgpTtr.
TO TIE FRIENDS OF Aft. WOUNDED
ppIS0SErS

We, tho undersigned, Chapiains c. s; 4.
having recently returned from captivity, haze
furnished Information 10 ;hc .,r:Ay Ih,r:i:-
Scncc Of;cr, c1necr!tins many Of umr wot::,r!c,!
and deceased. i'iIe Rev. y. \. Cguckcr, Su-
pcr:Etcndent Of TIC { Eice will, with ylca ;uic
give any information il his power. lis Iasors
in collecting AID properly arranging the
Iamcs Of the sick, wowntei and deceased SUI
dier:, sinae the beginning q The VA daserYrc
the very highest communication. These cjn-
nectsl with him in this labor of love have
also been very faithful. Many anxious hearts
have been relieved ,hroug!. their c!.se a?pl.
cation in properly arranging the names, cjz
psni:s ard regiment. I: tie unfortunate sol
d;crs. j. il. Co.?uT,
c. II. Tor,
". BuHTo% OWEN.
n. B-All State papers l'nI2o cory. The
Richmond papers should cb5an and publish
the names Of the deceased, ";.h da'c Q: death
". Il. ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-27
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-27

Senator Conness, of California, has pre-
sented Lincoln with an elegant gold headed
hickory cane. formerly owned by the late
Senator Brodcrick.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-27

The adviees from Austria indicate ttat
Max;miian is making preparations for his
trip to Mexico.