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RETd IA Us.

StTOT TIE RU y A w AY S.-ONE
~ ~ LSAND DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran of
irJr. the 5crlbers, the night OF the 29th IN
a!silt our negro men, DICK and CORNELIUS.
DICE j., tWeTty-eIght years OF age; dark copper
color; five feea nine or ten nChes- high; and has
Inousache and goaiee. He had on when he lctta
gray sack coat and pants, and black slouch hat
le is spliehty III conversation.
CORNELIUS is twenty-five years old; complex
ion dark; five feet eleven inches high and had on
when L. left PAIR of gray pants ana ight-coored
wool ka1. His shoes were Old and each had cap
JI. lie speaks quickly when spoken to.
II is supposed that these negroes are making their
way 70 the Yankees. We will pay the above re-
ward for the apprehension and delivery of the said
negfues to Us IN Richmond, or FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLA RS for either u. MCDANIEL,
IN lit i. IL. STOKES.
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4RRITAL or THE REMAINS or GENERAL
RI dNSELR

u lHHII 4 UF THE REKIIN5 5 OF GkN ERIL
RdUSELR
The body OF Major General Stephen d. Ramseur
who was moltally wounded and fell into the enemy's
hands at the battle of Cedar creek, on the 18th of
Octobes last, was sent by the enemy into General
Hoke's lines on the DaTbytown road, Yesterday
evening, and was brought TO the city last night
General Ramseurdied on the 10Th ultro the day
after his capture, and, at the solicitation Of his
fLicnds i'll Middletown, his body was embalmei by
Yankee artist We presume his remains viii be
sent Immediately to North Carolina, his native State
and former home.
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The YELLOW FEVER AT NEwRERs. NORTH Caro-
LIMA, has abated since the cold weather. While IL
ragged as an epidemic, the daily average of deaths
was hfty-seyeG. On one day. two hundred and
sixty-seyen persons died. Eighty soldiers, Of the
Fifteenth Connecticut, died in one day, and this
whole regiment has been nearly annihated The
provost-marshal and ten clerks died; Major Law.
son was his name. Captain Stone, of Fort Ander-
son, also died. In ALL sixteen hundred YAM
KEGS have perished, and about hundred citizens
one thousand seven hundred aud sixty in ALL
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sssr 70 rsE PysfrsyrfsRY.-Joshuso owinys, In
dieti for stealing gold watch and chain from Cap
tain William J. Clarkson Of this city, WAS tried ia
tbs Hustin2s Court yesterday. found guilty by the
jury, and sentenced TO ths penissntiary for one
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LOCAL MATTER4

BRotD Rock RtcEs--The fall meeting over this
time -honored course commenced last wednesday,
the first race being post-stale for 81 ooo two mile
heats, play or pay.
Despite the inelemency OF the weather, large
number Of old Turtles and other l0yers Of the blood
ed horse present and the Betting oi the resuir
quite spirited, because OF the heaynSss Of the truck
"Orien." one of the fsvorite Of Revenue, had
the "call" against any named horse, and in SONS
instances was taken against the field.
In the first heat, "0akland" led Oft and, despite
the effort OF his competitors, bsUdisy in 5.5S.-
THIS unexpected result made the winner taa fayore
with many for the stake, and any amount u hedg-
ing was Observable among the betters.
For the. second heat, "Conductor' got 4 good
eh-oh and taking the lead, under d steady pun,
% He,a II 70 the end Of the heat despite oren's ei
Ao1es ps, 70 aispaee hun, winning it in SIS.
pet.ers We're now at sea 20 the result Oakland
G;ohanetor each having heat whilst the first
h'ol''c had showed second best in each vrifhout
oeinS aoie TO show in front
and won in 4 % - '"t tnS running,
Inc fourth heat and the stake was a.. - A..
orlsh III tio the mud having told h~.S,iv - g
each OF the contestants - "s's"y utose
We append a summary.
fost--tske TWO tnie heats, free for ali a-s. "a a
e,lIlahee' play OF pay, the proprietor t. ala
ID. Wards bay horse Orien four years Ola. ,v e.-
venue, dam Nina % ~
c. Green's chestnut horse Conductor. five
years old, by Engineer, out OF Nina 8 ?
ID. McDamePs bay horse Oakland, four
years Old, by Revenue, ont Of
Margrave mare Observation-Disclosures. 8 9
Time: 3.53-3 58-4.O2-4. 10
The mile-heat poststake Will come off next Tues
day a;d as three OF the finest three year OF Is in the
state are expected 70 come together another exciting
race may be looked for.
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FROM GENERAL PRICE.

The New York Herald has the following paragraph
Ill its situation article but takes good not 10
publish any OF the kilograms to which it refers:
General Pleasauton's official dispatches confirm
previous reports Of the capture of the rebel Generals
Malmaduke and Cabe!l. Our st. Louis disps tches
show that the accounts heretofore received Of the
overwhelming defeat and hurried and disorganizel
retreat from Missouri Of the remnant of Prices
army have not been exaggerated. Included in the
large number OF his men captured by the Union
troops are about one hundred commissioned officers
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NToTTCE.-Always on hand, and for
10 NEW SORGHUM BARRELS, LIQUOR
IAkREI's, L' FLOUR BARRELS and KEGS OF oraaIi all
.3nds ana sizes; BUCKETS, TUBS, &c prds1n orderS
can be left at f Dearues grocery, Mo street
me, Of BALDWIN, near the Central Railroad Work
.5,n. Delivered anywhere i'll the city l,,p g,a,ls;
oe 17--lm* - ------
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
RICHMOND, November l, 1864.
PROCLAMATION. - The General

A PROCLAMATION.- - The General
IA Assembly of this Commonwealth having, on
requesting TO be convened on the first Wednesday in
December next; and majority of that body having,
in writing on the 10th day of March last also asked
that they shall be reassembled at the time aforesaid
therefore
l, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor of the Common
wealth, III difference TO wishes thus expressed, do
hereby announce by this my proclamation, to the
Senators and Delegates of the General Assembly OF
this Commonwealth, that they required to con-
vene at the Capitol in the city of Richmond, on the
FIRST WEDNESDAY IN DECEMBER NEXP at
II o'clock NJ, then and there 70 take into considera-
ton the condition of public affairs and such
laws AS they may deem necessary and proper.
-, Given under my hand Governor, and
L. s. under the seal of the Commonwealth, at
- Richmond, this first day Of November,
eighteen hundred and sxty-four, and III the eighty
ninth year of the Commonwealth
WILLIAM SMITH.
Test6: GEORGE W. MUNFoRD,
no 3-law3w Secretary of the Commonwealth
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'TuE reported arrival Of nag-of-truce boat in
James river, which was circulated day or two
aimee, is without foundation. Up TO last night no
such arrival had been reported to ths nas-of-sues
ONCE in this city.
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BRyGdDJFR-GFyERAL LJJLFY

Brigadier-General Robert d. Lilley, who lost
arm at the battle of Winchester is, we are happy
to say, rapidly improving, and expects shortly to
resume his duties in the field.
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,,,up sIrBscRIBER, HAVING RECo-

rsyHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING llhCO-
yERED from his late Illness VIII attend me
,I'ca from TO-DAY, and will be pleased to see his
catients ana the public generally; splendid as
ao,tment OF GOLD FOIL and other materials Oh
At..a .ns Wishing TO see me business, after office
bonrs. will please call at nay residence, on Marshall
1tseel' Ds'" M A. BLANKMAN,
aio.s Surgeon and Dentist, s3 Nam street.
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MARRIED

On the 10Th of October, 1864, by the Rev G. ia
cobs, Mr.. LEWIS LIPPMAN, of Savannah, Geor
gia, to Miss EMMA SEMoN, daughter of E Sc.
mon, Esq, of Richmond, Virginia.
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HIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

T. WARD Ran away from the subscriber,
about the 2Gth instant, Negro Boy, named JOHN.
Ue is about five feet five six inches high; black
about twenty years old quick spoken; was raised
by the Rev. Mr.. Trioe of Caroline county; he was
dressed in a blue suit of clothes. I will give the
above reward for his apprehension and delivery to
L.ssrs G N DAVIS a. CO. of Richmond, or foI
Il- confinement III any Jail SO that get him again
M LIT ALEXANDER u dOoIMAN
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Txs Lnnx.--only seven arrivals wsfe booked II
the Libby prison yesterday. Thsss ware captures
made nom Buffers army bsIow the city, on the
north side Of JAuass rivsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-04

HAVING BOUGHT THE ENTIRE
interest Of LOUIS G. GILLESPIE in the late
firm Of JOHN G. SHAFER & CO, respectfully in
form the customers OF the late firm and the public
generally that, owing 70 the present state of the
country will not. at this tizne continue the busi
ness. Due notice Will be given when again ! may
be able 10 resume the business in all its branches.
oc l3-law3w- JOHN G. SHAFER.
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NE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
w or returning thanks TO our customers and
friends for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
JOHN Z. SHAFER,
Oc l5-law5w. LOUIS G. GILLESPIE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-04

PAPER FOR SALE.-In-
tending to change the size of the DlstAISnlI Sal
W offer for sale 70 the trade o PRINTING iISI ING PAPER
bv twenty-thrce inches, and syeIaglng
st"t twenty mine pounds 10 the ream ;a rof r.i''
aIIress q Dispatch Office" Richniond' virginia
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EOR SALE, STORE, with DWELL
IL mo, containing five rooms, and lot Of LAND
attached, all well enclosed with good fsnee one
sUarter of O mile above the yellow Tavern rms
Is a splendid business stand-the best IN Asnfico
UNITY For terms &c, apply on the premises
co'l''- no l-eodSte
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TREASURY DE9ARTBFET,


- POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
IA iNTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
%ffEONEO JUNE -, 1904, AUTHORIZING
oWNEiIS OF REGISTERED ElGtir PER CENT
BOMBS. iSSIEp UNDER TIE PROVISIONS OF
THE ACT tlrku} - MAY rs. 1851, 10 EE.
CHANjE IHE SA&k FUR COUPON BONDS
t4-ti,s owning registered eigh. per cent. bonds
ufter ;Le o't "i MAY il, 1861 desiring - exchange
tLslr fgr coupon bonds, viii assign them, III the
manner pointed cut IL the printed enforcement
the t,A u tac certificate, 10 the "Iynfeie
States al -t-rer,c2 IL cxchsuse cyr coupon bonds"
and cause them u ba plesente! y tie Register G.
-Gt Ir,sasuTy department, who viii thcrtup0n IL
compliance with the provisions OF the act OF June
I& 1854, issue coupon bonds fYr the amount specified
in the registered bonds assigned
O. A. TRENHOLM,
al Z1-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

The London Times of October Goth thinks it not
unchatitabe TO suppose that the Federal accounts
Just now are made favorable as possible TO suit
the political emergency It depIores the prospect oil
continued war as most melancholy and dapre NO
20 the whole world, and presenting the rrea-est
reproaches 70 mankind.
The English financial crisis reached a point Of
great intensity on the 18th Of O.tober Twenty
mercantile Arms, engaged in tho American trade.
failed between that day ana the morning of the 2oh
instant. Other failures are reported from London
and the English manufacturing towns. A London
bank manager committed suicide IN fit OF despair
at his position, and we to-day detail the particulars
OF tho suicide OF Mr.. Drosten, corn merchant in
London, from the same cause.
Mr.. Henry Lafoce, in a letter to the London
lanes, says; must positively contradict the as
serton that Captain Seumes passenger ia the
Laurel. United States Inan-of-war went in pllr-
suit OF the Laurel for the purpose of apprehending
Captain Semm6s, who has been pronounced pr
soner of war"
The American advices received per the steamship
North American had no particular effect in Eng
land.
1t is stated that the English poet laureate has
Arden and other Poems" Mrs. Alfred Teunyson
the laureatS's wife, has published song of her own
composing.
young bride Of eighteen, in Marseilles was
burned to death on the morning OF her marriage BY
treading on a match, which gnited and ser her
clothes on fire.
Louis Napoleon is trying the Z" Banting" system
Tor the reduction OF corpulence.
Alexander Dumas Is coming TO the United States
Late Paris fashions represent the ladies wearing
coat tails yaId Lang.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
COEFFBFE ArE STATES OF AMEEICA,
Richmond July 2S lSt4

CoEFFbFs ArE STATES or AakEICA,
RichInOui July 2S 1864. J
FEAXED TREASURY NOTES.-In or
der 10 promote, as far practicable, the early
,idati0n by tle Treasury of the OUTSTANDING
DiEiSlJ NOTES, the Treasurer, Assistant Treasu-
Ear ana Pay D.pO~itaIes in the different States art
hereby authorized TO receive the said notes. excep;
-he SlGJ notes. t%6s per centum, deposit, issu-
lfi. iuf game certificates OF loan, upon hypOth@ca-
tilc. IF ion-taxable bonds The said certificates tc
b. ga, bic OIL demand after the expiration OF nnet,
daVS.
.snd ~ agents for the sale of the above bonds aTE
hereby authorized 10 receive the taxed notes, with
the exception above named, in payment of bonds
when said, at the rate CT 66s per centum.
G. \. TRENHOLM,
22-ts Secretary of the Treasury.
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.sluRFE uuNDRED DOLLARS RE

Z WARD-Ran away from the subscriber, about
- or seven weeks ago, my negro, BEN: sad boy
VS. purchased at the auction house OF Messr3 Lee
A R6wIpnn Franklin street. Richmond, and was
s,lj Inv DR. Ming OF Petersburg. lie said he was
hired to Mrs. Msgill, at the Theatre, previous TO
hrs sala His are is nineteen ortwenty well built
ri.b small head five feet eight or nine inches IN
heigbt He is no doubt lurking about Richmond or
paersbure will give the above reward for his de-
H'0is :" J. b. PACE,
an I'm. Danville, Virginia.
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1NOR SALE. RENT AND HIRE, by

u corner First and Main streets.
..Ia.-FTOUR, MEAL, SODA, SUGAR, cor
rFE BAoON. LARD, BUTTER, MoLAssEs,
pT.PpER. SHAD, SALT, TOBACCO. soAfa CAN
DIES. sc; BEDSTEADS and bku1, wAhD va, 81,
A. ROOMS for rent. NEGRO NAN for hire;
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THE FIRM OF JOHN G. SHAFER &
4 co. was dissolved by mutual consent on the
SUth day of September, 1884. JOHN q. Sl4AFER
having bought the entire interest of LOUIS c.
GILLESPIE, will settle all claims against the late
firm, and those indebted will please make arrange
monts for settling their accounts with him.
JOHN @. SHAFER,
oc l5-lawjws LOUIS G. GILLESPIE.
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THE LATEST PROM SHERMAN.

A telegram Irom Nashville, dated the 3lst, says:
Direct communication with Atlanta by rail is
open and secure, although there swarnS of euef-
iillaA between the EtoW'ah river ana Big shanty.
The New York Herald says
Not only is there foundation for the absurd re-
port, recently set atoat that General Sherman had
abandoned Atlanta but the place Is not considered
III any danger whatever. General Sherman has as
snred the Government that he will hold il in spite
OF all attempts 10 disodge him. The rebels are ae-
i've along the tennessee river. A portion Of For
rests command, with three pieces Of artillery is re-
ported TO have sunk II steamer and barge loaded
with army clothing, that river on last SATURDAY
n small force Oi them were attacked by Union ca
Forrest Is said to have several thousand men at
Jackson, Tennessee.
We have no sdviees yet OF the rebels having car
ned out their design OF attacking Paducah, Ken
tacky. Various bodies Of them, though. are prowl-
ing through different portions OF the State.
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THE ADVANCE IN THE CONFEDERATE COTTON LOAN.
The London Herald OF the 18th, in its financial
article, says
There was a marvellous rise in the stock Of the
Confederate cotton loan. Purchases were freely made
On the from the South and the termina-
non OF some very heavy accounts for the fall. So
buoyant, IN fact, was the market, that with every
operation a fresh rise took place. Compared with
yesterday, the full Improvement was about eight
pSf csht.-a circumstance indicating the tendency
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-04

CITY SCAyENGER-The subscribe,
having been appointed CITY scATENoEn, sas fars Is
prepared 70 clean out snks na Seeye ali
tafron al the shortest notice and on hns
ts,,a. Orders left at the Richmond Post-onice' 0OA
!. $50 will receive prompt attention.; TT ALIEN
IQ---Im* -. -
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Sitbmouo 9ispattk.

The DAILY DIsrArcH is sold to News Dealers at
TWENTY CENTS per copy. CIry CARRIERS are author
lied to charge oSE DOLLAR AND FIFrY CENTS per
week TO regular subscribers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-04

TNOR SALE, large BAY HoEoE,
suitable for carriage or for iaip "1ih Or aa' N
sound and in tolerably good coal1S ~ Twsptv-egth
81 the Ehgihee' pS"e'' no 3-2ts
and Grace streets -----.-----
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nor SALE, a handsome DAPrLE. LIZ.
BAY HORSE, six years Old iiaeS ad al al i" .ne
,u eiuole OF double harness; Well Dfesi anu anu "a al IL
"'n.ian for service. Such horse is laieiy one''e
far ssie. Address J. j., at Dispatch once
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II any large amount of business was transacted.-
The stock is gradually being absorbed and will, in
the course OF short period, be extremely SCARF e.
Yesterday, the last price was 54dJ6; to-day, it
opened $3.50 and speedily advanced TO 62a6i, which
was the final quotation and in the after hours good
support was given to the market
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THE YANKEE PRESS ON esAST's REcoSNoIssAss
:

THE YANKEE fhEsS oN RECONNOISsA
IN FORCE"
The Yankee papers, editorialiy, handle Grants re-
connoissanee very gingerly The New York Times
thinks it "was essentially grand movement, hay-
ing regard solely the strength of the advancing
columns" After following up the march of the
different corps until Grants line was formed, #
says
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SFFTCTAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. \
CoNrHpsRATr STATES OF Axparc,
RICHMOND, October y, 1861

RICHMOND, October -, 1854
~ ONT ABLE BONDS. FIVE
a. HSNDREp-MILIdoN LoAN.-SAIE Co,r.
s,.as - ED;--Numegoes applications having ben
49, 49, 10, ponds ct the established price Of one hum
Sus'anees that enttle them TO favorable consider.
v", it has been determined TO continue fhe sale
"' e'le above ptice until further notice
ssnts 'or the sale OF these Bonds are instructed
10 act IN accordance with.this order ana the ften
~" OF aiSbnISing officers of the Government is par
""'a,'N oiiied TO 1t. q. A. TRENHOLM,
- u Secretary OF the Treasury.
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TOLESBERRY'S ITCH OINTMENT.
Y J WARRANTED TO CURE WITHOUT FAIL
This Ointment has been fily tested and can BE- HAD
at No Is aovsrnor street, or address
A COLESBERRf, Richmond post-ofsics.
Orders viii be promptly attended to-
noS-eod3t.
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Advertisements will be inserted at the re of rwa
DOLLARS per square for each insertion eight ina
Tor less constitute a square.
Larger advertisements in exact rrDrorrion.
Advertisements published till fofLi viii be Oh arys
81 per square for every insertion
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BLOCKADE, BLOCKADE.

AT BELVIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE.
SHOES OF all Kinds and qualities that can now
be obtained for tad;es, misses, children and sar-
wants. Also, several hundred pairs. suitable for
gentlemen. Five hundred pairs OF English Army
shoes, for sale By the lot, with large as
sortnent OF cereets, Gentie'nens Fine Linen Bosom
Shirts, Collars Cnderehirts, drawers, Cravats Fine
French Felt Hats, French Calfskins, Sole Leather
These goods have been purchased in the last few
days. and viii be offered at ss reasonable rates as
can he atfoGded.
-oc as-eodlw DARBY. READ & GENTRY
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opehed o@oo ana speedily advanced TO 62a6i, which
was the final quotation and in the after hours good
support was given to the market.
THE LONDON PRESS LIScoLs's ELscrroS.
Inc Times, commenting on the state of partes In
tne united States says "peace has some friends
ouI no party which cannot be swept away bv the
report OF a single victory" 1t adds.
On tne sth OF March next, Mr. Lincoln will, or;.
the President chair to renew his oath Of quii
resume his seat Any statesman cornna onlee ana
the North has gained since March is;0 ing E "nat
Pnee pa Lor !, IN NE ana money. would be appalled,
lticians Of America they appear triaes and th ~ ~
ture is regarded with exactly the same ooranlsSe
as when they had not written the first leaf Of the
tragic volume the history of the has now swell.
ed into. For ourselves, we look ON the prospect OF
four years more of such civil contest at once hor
rlbie and wearying,
Never ending, still beginning;
Fighting still, and still destroying,
as the most melancholy and depressing the whole
kind.
The London Telegraph on the same subject
says:
Whether the North elect Lincoln or Mcclellan
and certainly, for the time being the chances or,
n.a.n ~ Jator J me J0rner-it is tolerably clear
that the new President will find in the South none
OK that " exhaustion which has been perpetualy
prophesled and never proved The prospects of the
Honlederacy have, indeed, been often brighter but
ANY ihoIc ludil once Deen darker than now
Even the first part of the long Northern programme
is as yet unfufed. The recent successes have been
ingulaily barren of practical results the collapse
tnat follows an excessive effort is beginning to be
visible, ana hence New York, despite all the re-as-
suIln9 bulletins of Mr. Secretary Stanton is so far
from feeling confidence in the Executive that gold.
Whlcn not long ago seemed steadily falling, has
again risen to the significant quotation of 1879
WHEN THE PARIsIAN "REFUuEEs' KxpEcr PEACE
The Paris correspondent of the London Te,eorap6
writes
Yesterday and to-day there has been a general
exodus of the Southern Americans, who are going
over In body to attend the fancy bazaar at Liver
poor: men shall we have peace in your eoun-
!. Slkf.kLA n GL.E .....s ,. tl.s a.-.l.: