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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28
The Secesh and the German.

Among the patients in the General Hos
pital at Philadelphia is a Seeesh soldier.
He was very sick when first brought there,
but is now doing better. He is a Grabbed
customer. New that he is recovering,
his burliness begins to show itself in q
manner that his comrades don't care about
putting up with at any rate from Sc
cesh.
In the same ward with him is a Union
soldier-an adopted citizen, from the land
of krout. Yesterday the Union German
said something to Secesh. Secesh vouch-
safed only in reply:
$50 To-"
"Do vat go
Secesh repeated his remark.
The German was not at all exasperated.
.'Ah p said he, ''miud trent, you ish too
kind. I cannot go TO dat place."
why not 20
cit isb now full. 1t ish very crowded
dere. Sigel, he fill it NIT dead rebels. Even
ter tuyfel has to shleep out o'doors" a'
The laugh came in here from the boys
who were lounging around. Secesh had
nothing more to say.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

ILLINOIS CoTroN.-Messrs.W Whitney & Colt
of this city, yesterday received on consign-
ment $50 pounds of cotton that is all ready
for the factory, which was raised By small
farmer near Du Quoiu. in Central Illinois.
1t sold readily here at 30 cents per pound.
The cotton is Just as good, perfect and mar
ketable as any we have ever seen that was
raised in the Southwest.-C Chicago Journal.
FEB. 1Oh.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

Fresh vegetables abounded in New Or
leans when the last steamer left, and the
weather was so hot that the Northern soldiers
longed for breath of New England winter
The Commissioners of Internal Revenue
has decided that quitolaim deed releasing
a mortgage, is not subject to stamp duty.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

Speculation in gold has attracted the at
tentioU of the New York Legislature, and a
bill has been introduced in the Assembly to
prohibit banks from selling or disposing of
any specie above par during the time they
suspend specie payments, making void all
contracts for the sale or purchase Of spetie,
and prohibiting loans on specie unde- a
forfeiture of the bank charter.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

The total productive industry of the Uni
ted States for 1860 was 81, 900, 600. 600,
and of this vast amount New York, Penn
sylvania and Massachusetts, produced $751;
lis, 500, or nearly one-half of the whole
united.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28
GOLD sPECULAToRs.
MORE LAWS WANTED.

Suppose a mercantile firm in New York
should suspend payment, and instead of
trying to liquidate their honest debts, should
use their assets in various speeulations in
Wall street and elsewhere. We think the
lawyers, police officers and eheriffs " ould be
placed on the track of such men, at short
notice. Now the banks in this city have all
suspended payment. No gold or silver can
be had from their vaults; and yet some of
these institutions are selling their coin at
high rate of premium, instead of using it
In redeeming their own notes. The question
IS, Is that legitimate banking; and would it
be proper for any business firm in New
York thus to manage its affairs We think
not, and are glad that Congress and our
State Legislature are taking steps to stop
such transactions. We hope stringent Law
will be passed at Albany, forbidding any
bank which has suspended specie payment
or refuses to redeem its notes in coin on
presentation-to use its capital or assets in
helping the gold spectators. Let US have
law which shall provide
LIST. That no bank which has suspended
specie payment shall, under the penalty of
forfeiting its charter, sell, part with, or dis
pose of dollar of its coin, in any manner
whatsoever, either directly or indirectly,
except in redeeming its own notes or in pay
ing off its depositors
Cd. That no such institution shall, under
the same penalty, use its currency, Its as
sets, or its credit, in the purchase of gold
at premium, except to pay its legitimate
liabilities.
Sd. That no such institution, under the
same penalty, shall loan dollar of its cur
rency or other assets, upon gold or silver as
collateral security.
4th. That no trust company or other
corporation, or any of their Officer shall be
permitted to buy or sell gold or silver at a
premium, or receive the same on deposit
above par, or, under any circumstances,
make loans on the same as collateral secur-
ity.
9th. That any president, cashier, or other
officer of any corporation, who shall be gull
~ of violating any of the foregoing enact
ments, shall pay penalty of 81 900 for
each offense.
So much the State should do Immediately
Let Congress also block the wheels Of the
gold spectators and their abettors among
the banks, by passing a stringent law taxing
every purchase and sale of gold above par
as follows: one per cent. if said gold is
bought or sold at a premium, of not over
ten per cent, two Por cent If oVor ton and
not over twenty; three per cent. if over
twenty aud not over thirty; four per cent.
if over thirty and not over forty; and five
per cent. on all transactions in gold or silver
bought or sold at premium of fifty per
cent. or over. We want all the revenue we
can get, and we know of no better way than
to begin with our gold spectators.
What say you, members Of Congress
What say you about taxing to the utter
most poor farmer or mechanic, and allow
ing the $50. 600, 900 now held (as merchan-
dise) by our banks and savings institutions,
to be used BIZ spectators to acquire prince
~ fortunes, without revenue to the Govern
meut? WHAT SAY ?-N Y Lqdepcndent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

Mr.. Wilson has stated in the Senate, that
our Army of the Potomac bad three hun
dred regiments and only one hundred thou
sand men. Gen. Rosecrans, at the. battle
of Murfreesboro, had one hundred and forty
regiments, and but forty-f Thousand
men.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

The London Times pays high comPfi-
ment 10 the bravery and soldier-iike quail
ties of Western troops as contra-distin-
guished from Eastern
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

A shoe black at Narseilles publishes a
card with promised reward for the discovery
of the thief or thieves who broke into his
house and stole 5000 railroad shares worth
$500. 900. He has BACKED boots to some
purpose.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

"A Baltimore contractor is discovered to
have made S947 day, for some months, by
chartering unseawortby vessels for the
Banks expedition. Government is after him
but he is some distance ahead, and bis
wind is good
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

A story is going the rounds of Washing
ton circles which is rather ''hard" on Gen
eFal Pope, who is studiously accused by his
enemies of an irrepressibls tendency to ex-
aggeration. It runs tt US: A chaplain read
ing the Bible to the sick soldiers in one of
the hospitals, hit upon the story of Samson
and the incident of his Staying thousands of
Philistines with the jaw bone of an ass, when
be was suddenly interrupted By wounded
man. apparently asleep. With the inquiry:
"Who told that story %
cit is from the Bible, solemnly respond
ed the chaplain. ai
"Well, hang me if didn't think it was
dispatch signed John Pope, Major-Gsn-
eral Commanding ="
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

One of our soldiers who was in the battle
of Pittsburgh Landing, happened to be in
ordinately fond of card-Playing. During
the fight he had three of bis fingers shot of.
Holding up his mangled member, be gaxed
ar it with look of ineffable sorrow, and
exclaimed, as big tear stole into the corner
of his eye-"I shall never be able to~holda
full hand again! -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

The present Empress of France, Eugene,
plays billiards with all the perfection of an
expert and the beauty and grace of ser
apb. Her Majesty, the Queen of Great
Britain, also finds billiards not only great
CONSIDER. but most favored amusement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28
| JOHN HAMMOND,
.;arpenter and Joiner,

aj't 81 EMPORIA, KANSAS.
NoFFINS, Pannel Doors, Window and Door
\ \ frames, and other job work. done in the best
Lyle, on the shortest notice. maYT-h
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-02-28

the service, and a black snake employed
Gin. Enquirer.
A black snake is better than copperAead
-Na8hUiHe Union.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
NoIsstssttne 81 ia. pro,o.t N.tshais

1pr eCEsTsItTp nHotgHs fttsHHi'" 49, LAf's
usUL o. stITSED rt.EHITrf rsntH lpr pHlIr
$50 law ELw fsrorrbN1 Oalrn. tfG.
Its f.yerAl "a l,s U ~ pfovost tnafsi4a ibt ~
a.G Z rf..,ft ~ risntsy stuts agrsarsr Ihs sr-
ism.tt rro4csI ~ tte r. coz tftt tai - fsl s-sy
80 zoe ms bsts tea CO. dfrsby fssv''i, "a
,a.a.rcs = ne ais al y ir.testi q in1on ~ thfs
ndfsd so .sa1d agaretai usr 70 ~ raasa " M
,os,t..rrs sy,i.m b.fos ~ Jt dAy y tsrrArv rss.
s1e AFTER Ia, Pend - ~ eSsfs, a egtd srIr
ft g..stcLs ,bfsvt ,st ~ tts Husip sfssisr 70
fAsns t,l n,sst ~ or.rng '1tAb's toalis- tsstg
t,su rronrsy tgisc 80 ~ cer loeAl s4ha ts., "a
,fs,, tav. osus 'or-.i Wy srsupty, std ths rros-
.tsett' rasrg ibs sBairs gsots ~ bssyHeu'n 80
s.tty fromsbs 1bs fecfsis fsosss 30 cab
s.~u "a o. i.imsrt, .tsb, vit TIA -,ais b,lniy q
.-st,yfvs dofGfs ne UGasf ssAtes teaniy y tLrss
ngrofsc .rd iwo cc1srF, AMI 'ts AfGs0 - ~ n
tts u6fsd dciafs rsirfrsf sic*fs 8ssss A. as.fa
,As q seven h-niFsd an1 sevsu'y ssss1 o. ~
Ials ne sfrssi ever crsrsi - a. ~ l.ft.Ai le
Nfes. he 1tFf,cn shah hss tbffio .e<4 n ~
.Ay q fecfstiIs. ttAi its sf4hie" 80 ~ M M"sf-
faast c tts hr1fi ~ urefsd - ffofef ~ 80
ts,ore ha dsg4rafs, 49, srtfsJ sngf.i 80 We
90, "A LA ven va ltst 30 ~ fHfgttE a. thf fiy
=. tnAl tsfsfs tts No ffsl ~ te tfss ~ " anaA
tur - 10 nsrt tfAft ~ aattf a W. 80 -
tfsfAb fty ~ "a - Hnr sts fFfifm q ~ treef -
hss tssr sst tslsssis, its ssgefA. ~ vet urssAs
hi gsw "a. tare tgassie5 Gnc fefnslsc "a Ne
noe patsrs aeafly 80 ngGred gsfbDs ~ ssT An3
l rofstsr c.a % sfsaty 1t'e@sei acgtf fTpT
rsra fan6s As W et@s Ns ofFf4i14t y ~ "a
satstf fts n-n- nho have assn rGfs ttsF afg-afar q
NJ, 4sfr...say - mssh - no n q = ~ a.fes
tafsfsa d,nsf- gAi . 1s'h ~ ne tg-ry 'nissr
fas.r Gs "a Ag..Nf- from 80 siAisn.sei = Fgus q
80 gFeysst Hsf'ta. % 90 f,.1sn n-i a Ls,sttss
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Tue W.s.sn's 10y ~ I.ssgas.

I'D. wEAn y gsiy. Q, rhliss.ipes, asIf'i.a as
ss,ned isgiers q ~ 0gfv tow bsng isirwsd ts'sfs
u. wossrs isysi isag.> oa ths pgiy q tls Day, q
tts ssss nsl n We Cst@r ic',sais 81 sshi gcsss at
.r.1tf rhsrs -As va, very spare ,tvsaAsss - 10
tsssN as a sHff~usrl. IuiNg w. sfsts thfi W
as fwDg wefs iEa sgusfstfrt gafi ~ ~ 'fhfl -
rss.i al sore gl .gsta ifl a.1 afgrtfe3 - 49, 49,
q .gttiy - ed ~ fNr1f AS JsNfs "a ls's -
rgt CO., tea hcsts q 80 aif'-A' WV
tt,e ns1sfsefrs4a tbs q ttf ffsera t.tfe . -.
rt~ isss.Fsr ras affafa . ~ W.. Vttf fffi%
t.hsn aty va ssfi~i ~ y ~ ". w ~, ,s.,
r..v ~ 49, a. III +. ffFNfHs wfff sfftfty - ls@3
4. X. ..Tt.rs = hs rsgfl u - Ff1sfscNf~
ft..t - a..g NJ .at1n ~ satto1y 80 80 ~
So =, t5. farsft AL sossf tgtsa fcoa 49, y -
.ts..st n - q. -
.y.tt - 80. 80 reisHs -tftJ af4s wv
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
.sEN IcysAL NEW
Y-arvmos, Nov D. lsc3
,py ..os En} s.Nr TgaANCFs

,rg .ovEils ss,r FyrANcFs.
II. ssl.- - nye.tvcntos owrg tus sst teo days
amount 10 ov.r nno million. q collars. mo Treasury
Department s nearly thrls four mil,ns behind N tho
delivery = -pcn toDds tome - th9 oftsf - oroo.'
20 leng yet Bfic -. t~ ocsy Abe tEsl o. at August
,s 10 consequence ., H. nol.cospst0B ~ ,s
Of bonds Il bas been uo practise Or The Department 70
,osas escb sorie. OF oIo huuIred mihons distinct 10
style sonefsl appearance ihe whole o. lie ihird
sores was printed early october lie engraving -
he fourth series was % pfosres. ud the Secretary
pe.ed 10 earpy the dom NJ without any interruption
Nv, tie unprecedented .at8,r4ptioos u no iast
week % o'cusr eSbAss.d tne tlud series
srd caused tie Suspension n deiv efies vhh has oa
,oned 20 much na1uve' 20 The paoe. The ensrav
ers proms. 20 farns 81 the small BInas Of tie fourth
rice 10 morrow ana nose q ~ suon ra by wednos
cay nsxi arer wLflb IiE. al tutzcri iptions wi. De
nameda.sy flcd ID. registered boaos uow ~.
cifhed s,loal any delay.
woNH o. rnn TREASURY ENIrNsoS ntsuatp.
Secretary Chase rcscnded ho order which carssd
Tho strike tho worsmen upon the Treasury bahd ns
and thus an dincaues have removed The men
trned 10 vors upon ne promise Of kr cbase 20 examine
INTO their complaints and do tnoa justice, dsy tso
.ter the strike hrst tcos psee.
gHK TRIAL OF THE ALEyArDRA CASE N saeLAAD.
Advloes from Mr. 1dams, Minister ~ England,
frm the aews ttat irs s granted oy The crr, -
Eiche.uer % the case of The Alexandra
RETURN 30 ,s-IsrArr POSTMASTER sEsHsL
sEsVELY.
1tId assistant Postmaster Gsrerai seevey returred
today from L.s tour 70 sat Lake Ciy, improved 10
hearth.
trsflefIcsL.
we have th.ryiour fossAnd Tet.l pr,forcrs 10
posser.o
there are tory thoosstd rssoes sfnsa sud 10 TIE
sofvice q TIE government
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Twenty-Five Shots Thrown iDlo tte
City from the Forts.
The Bombardment of Sumter
Still Progressing.
One of.th Monitors Reported
Disabled.
-~,-~-..~~s.---~--
Rec cOnMOissaMce Of the HarEUT
by Iron Clasls.
The Rebels Perceive Signs sf Mere
Extensive Operations.
As., A. As

ns Riohnord keoair.r Of November ~ costIre ne
following
Cs,sLMros, Nov. N, lte3.
Two Of the Monitors engassd not stsn TIM "ornrs
report from Aoui,rs aaes that the leading hori,U 70
the night had her smokeaiack and ,anne. perforated.
q, repor, from sumter states that four Monitors NTh
their position to-day rear Cunning Post tsa sn<s
wards passed Up the channel II is believed Tie, Msy
carried heavy weighs. Suspended st certain ospst~.
below the water " ascertain n there psssAso ssv
vesses Of a certain draUxh,.
The bombsrdn.n, u Tort ssia,er las. nslt -ts osn-
ungsd 20 u,aal. slow nr,na going ,hs uossrs
Tue enemy fred twenty Eve sho,s IRON etsss t,o
the ciy, dong 10 ma,erIAl damage. srstori-s usis
gun burst ~ the lat fire.
there has been allow Grios Somier eli day.
Present indications are hat the enemy iaeuJ moe
tenaive operations
No Monitors In action 'c-ily. Tb,y have rs'ss~
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
. n At r A NJ O O G A .
D..er'ioas from BrsGs's Rsh.i Possss
InsrssstsG-Thc urto" Troops In piss
Condition and splendid sptrf,s, ~.

HfTTfHI'FIFf wv W FF'sF
usf.ttDt, from ne fsD> sfry are nov Eors nsGsr
90 thsn At sny pferSas tins sir,s Ne opassr -
Bs.g fft,n pssis fsnE.sses The fsusatl .aiSr - Ne
robes ucf.sses GapY.
90 u.s s,ts hsss. Genera Gfsnrs uo0r~ A.. ~ 'f<s-
"a syrm Ps.nisimsuis "a ths veteran ors Ss
more nsnsryls han vrg~eisi ssa = sas "a fsso
ihar " iuai sl,n -four sfhs q ls sfirs a..
-M n, eater We army fH ibs t.~ trn.
SusgsNt Ths -.aahef . M sni ys.'.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

hdsncf. nss Already greatly retarded their oIersisns
'lf.thHt nc city, and, a. ihey arc entTey poseres
ia %" matter having no control over tho bounty qucs-
Their interference
The large nsn.bor Of indyidnsls who were drafted
,Slo Vine since, aud who "a ed 10 report N p'rson w
the provost marahals having been already pub bed
sua tnmc'onl u.e allowed for thom 10 eA-
g" Wv P'e"'NaW ~ ue hw. siuslH ui deecroa tvl H.
out extra com 20 onl have been detailed and sont out
70 arrest ,ne,e ao,ngu,ni- w tn proyos, marsnas
over hx hund oil had been arrested us 10 yost rday:
bat nearly al VI them acre rt elcd ~ Sey alormed
The Board Of lnro'nent iha, hny had DOT received
Others affirmed various s1cr.a f4cn as tegr ron
resi- tents, under age, ahen. 40 A6a4t ooos,xth
OF ,he nlmber arrest d aad b.. f1r want b. proler
for exemption produced -qbftiiuies ~ pai mo
ocmmutation fee of three hnnd cd dollars In uh. ,acs
they furnished with the pioper dschalgo ..run
cate. under the resent call Of tn President th. ~ ,
rsha have becn uttructsi TO prepare severe. c,.-
OF the names aud cseurcs o all pers,ns curo "a rii.r
the Grst draft ani oigbC uudor tho frat o tHi .Ar
lst4 10 pe conspc ously posted IA several places iicr
70 pectye districts. Tho oneci q th's order 70 O. 70
tate the bnsr..B OF ,h1 iolyd of Enrolment icrt'u-
seeing their TINS Inst VIII DO required 70 re u
forthwith 20 the oo u the provost maruhai - No
trc and nie their claims for exemption bol'rs ne dal
lscs place. lhe uent ~ nearly completed and tba
et w.ll maze ther appearance IN aiew days n.lIasl
10 the lst viii DO those who were recently drafted nnd
subsequently exempted on aoclunt Of being Aliens and
"ho have tn.c taken OF their naiur al1aion p,pcrr
Recruiting Meeting at Cooper Institate.
mass meeting for the purlose Of hurfyDs 90 no
business Or obtaining rocruW is 70 DO told cooper
Insatc next Wednesday ng, under tho a-,pooc q
some OF most prom nent cltlons General s,1sl.s,
Ir. thapm, Henry Ward Hcechor, Mayor 0pd a. ana
other gentlemen VIII deliver addteglos. haror ceersi
John A. Dix ~ TO preside.
The Mastering In or the seventy -fourtb
View York state Regiment.
BvTrAiO, Nov. 20 1862
The Seventy fourth regiment, of Buffalo, r;c ss
the Uuitei service duy for thirty d4,r
intended for d1y The city and at yarlogs pcut-
iske Erie.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
Op FICI Al
W iiIfsm =. smishson Ns.s~M..d 10 Five
psers BmprtsOn nmeMt.

"'-h''iV', NV ~ Ao"''
Tie follow ng on.csly promulgated tns morning.
The person referred native VI virginia, pre-
vious 70 hs srrs.t opgRscd "a TIC osrkps aDa OK
change hgsircgs 10 Warrington
tp.UTtSr .F FTsrsl = VL.isp, ,
wIsfIN.Y0N Nov. 20 1868. I
wnsn T. Sm.,lsen, oonv'cted, BY the General Court
Martial, q holding correspondence with tho cneuy, IN
violation o. the Nftygcvcnth article - var and Of sv
ing intelligence 10 the enemy, N violation u ths same
article been sentenced 70 be cGntred ia the pensn
tary at Albany New York ia slcb other place tho
Secretary % war may de-t, Tor the torn ~ i've years
Tie has been approved by Tho ffesdcut, and
the Secretary 4 war haG dos gnaed Albany New i0rs
40 mo place of g. nfnsmens. F ID. 1OWhSFNU.
assgi.fant Id tsnt genera
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
FouR DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
Speech Of Lord Palmerston on
American Affairs.
NapOleCn's Proposed Euro.
pean Congress-.
Cotton Dull. Breadstuffs Firm,
Provisions Steady,
CAPB RACE, Nov. 20, 1866

tAPS ElCF, Nov. 20, IetJ.
The eieamship City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool No
,ember H. Queenstown 18th, passed this point al,
seven A. H. TO day She boarded Oy the yacht
md The following summary of her news Obtained
The City Of Baltimore Eve hundred and forty steer
aeO and seventy cabin passengers and fun cargo she
experienced heavy westerly gales.
The steamship City Of Limerick, from New York, az
rived at Liverpool on the stb.
The steamship olympus, from New York, arrived al.
Liverpool on the 9th.
The steamships City Of New York, from New York, and
Ebernia, from Quebec, arrived at Liverpool tho 10h
yhe steamships Kangaroo ana Virginia arrived AZ
QneenetOwn on the l2th
ne steamship Gammons arrived ct cowes On the
g1h
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
.su.rai u.r,saH Disabled.

fs sTsf W wy - A's
ua1r cstsfai Hsrfi.n, cgnrAhstg De I-'titis
army oosrs has rr.Tsi bsfs Iha shAAss d t~'<e "
ths bal % itisb, -hth hs REEVES - AhiriAm 20
.h., arm ssurs tsa tsiy fw hs ygsvn, 10
-. orss,os 70 cre nAatI 70 yrss1s mrsvt
a., es.ss mansi rbs commsss q . afirsct o We
s.t4r,Hsat q ~ Ols oil probably ,. tst1s,'8 ; 10
- "A A BsaAs ~ osrt r.s
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
American AHatrs.

Tho CI;ted States corvette St. LOUIS had gone from
Lisbon 70 Csdz. The Niagara was expected al Lisbon.
wac reported that the British Admiral had ordered
tbo ksaSsaTRe from Queenstown. IL believed that che
was shipping men. oeseoebly stoters, but IL SIP
posed for more active service She sned the 9th,
end during Boch bad weather that Inferred that her
departure was insisted upon
Lord PaImerstcn. in a speech AZ the Lord rsyort
banquet, deplered the American war. He said England
woud have nterered but for the belief that would
BEEN N VAN. He therefore woO'd yield neither TO bal
6shaepts but would remain strictly neutral
NsaardDg Posnd, sad England had doDs her duty by
senoustrary. bes, although nese remonstrsDces failed,
~ sepsd Rcsa,a would eeese 10 pursGe offensive
sourss, Lnd sa!m.rstans reception sigriGcantiy
AntAuslaetie.
lS v,ers, prom nent Supporter OF the government,
had been spsskns isseuce of the Union government.
Paris kilograms cay that Katamoros Is not bIoeksded
but contraband Of war is allowed TO be landed.
me captain and OF the Bold Hunter, destroyed by
xhe pirate Georgia. landed At Ieners after very
hard treatmep,, ard arrived u England in an African
nal steamer.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
rne Proposed European Congress.

To Emperors proposal for European congress at
tracts universal attention. Fifteen Powers are invited
No cac.a advoes have yet been yed but 1t sup
Scssd that greater number viii acqsesce IN the scheme
e EngIsb Cat.pet was holding meeting 20 consider 60
AEsvey,
Eapolcons letter lad been pub Pc says his
soe object " 70 arrive without shock at pacEcSton os
Europe.
To IOudop T.Ea objection to Trsland ion.re
" the conference.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Mr.. VVIiifa,n Youug's Desr~teh.
.rsY oy mr poloslc, Nov 20, l.t

ARxY oP TIE poIosAc, Nov. 20, 1903.
Iuc suruill.--A WARNING Inus ls,Sps.
The sser,lae around warrepton having Cred upon
pckeis quite frequently OF late the citizens have been
notified The first recurrence OF picket rDootng
Wsrronton VIII be sbeled
Two cavalry men who were outside Or tn. lines were
pursued by mounted guerlss yesterday nearly cat
ie,s station Ihe cavarymen escaped but tvo prystes
OF the Hundred ard Forty second penrsy IL
f6ntry we're captured.
Inst evening between twenty aud thirty fnerlss came
Up 70 our lines Nanssss sud fred their pieces n,
our p!ckets. lhey Immediately pgrsoed and fred
ppon but none them captured. -Four Of them
subsequently made their appearance al Nokes, He bp;
TED from the railroad guard who pursued them.
D.sRyixss iSD rf'soSrss -sSf 10 wAssNrros.
Several rebel soldiers ard citizens tome Of the former
beng deserters and the latter prisoners sent 10
wasfgton ght Of tie citizens tried To bf ,te
IL gnsfa 10 allow them. 10 esosre
.NsuN H,s-NL.
genera Russell, tie lcro OF pIaLarpock station,
wsDt t. Washington TO day.
MN \. pa viaso"'s Despatch.
Hs,Spy STAU"N Nov. 20, 1863
,.IILr.
A squadron of the Sixth New York aud Ierd
Virginia cavalry, o, Bulords command, under Captain
Conger, OF the latter regiment, made reconnaissance
yesterday in The direction OF sperryvle and captured
rebel herd Of two hundred ard thirty two cattle four
teen aud fifteen herdes. The cattle turned
over to the divi.lon comnisssry, Captain Hale.
TOBACCO ABuSpASt
Tho rebels allowed the merchants Colpepper TO lay
IN large of tobacco for the winter which boys
are low either purchasBg or fstiatng" az they term
appropratlng il to their own The article good
and the owners nothing 10th exchange for green.
bacIe At high prices.