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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
LATEST IRON EUROPE

We have European sdscsr, Va Ne. Ysri, 10 iih
inst. Toe news 10 APP .rsnty auinpsEsnt The GUY
political item 10 the fslosing:
A. the bnqlsI Of the Lord Mayor Of L,udon, Lad
Pdmsrston said he nus:ed the Sols,naiug psIuss ia
America would seon I'd -b,tsf 70 be ,ncIed than
TO hIh and that thsss d. ites Nh ca Lave b.de
the American c1nlinsn! blood vi. ~ setiLd ty
an cable ArangsusLti between them.
Poor Ola Pal When oil he Cease takiss iusl!al
The oaly comm. rSal Ut in paItsncs or iutsiee,
Ii snns Xsd:
LouD0s. November lI.-OsnsOls sct Git for mo-
new.
illion 10 the Bal Of Enslsnd tsi increased 1884
OOO. The Bank hes reduced .hs rate Of dscouu. 1.
per cent.
LiTsarooL. Nav. Il.-Cost0n market bpoyant, vi
IN ss.Ac, Of II. Un A0rcsu and a. aud -. ou
other descriptions.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
GRIEEY BRIGADE.
ihA5oWleH.
Nav MrEn, Va, Nov. Is. 1884

~" - ~ - awe ~. ASVN
10 the Editor Of the Wig:
IAv in Jour valuable paper, fsW days since, {
,ou muneation from Justice" which may be justice
she writer, but not TO pliers Whs we're near him
Fishers Hi. Since "Jastiee" has doae injustice,
borga lot Intentionally, will yCu ALLOW place Tor
Correction"
A. the battle o. Fishers Hi, Grimes U. Brigade
vas on Tie let Of the infantry, lining the right
he cav. }, Tho cavalry was heavily Gu a.nked-
. as b North Carolina, on the left Of Grimes Bi
lsde changed ont from GOr;n 70 EtS and beat bach
&c enemy IN lis ffOn but their long line soon suuua
quad latO the rear OF the brigade Although the m
~ the eatmy distinctly in tksiI rear, tLsy did no,
o5s til ordered, When thsJ c.Es to the place
,hsss Juslc," says lhe 3 Alabama held the tneu5
j., Geek so long St the edge OF : small aid the
Alabama b rest Of BstI5a Brgijs having preVc usI,
5seu sent 10 guard the wagon train vas ca she left
,. cur line neI the IS q, then the asa and the bs-
.4O5 ii Crimes Big de. Az three of his iEs yer,
q hat lius; This Ess done under the directions Of
3saCr,l RsmseGT. who vas present. TO aho via
part Grimes TOOK in this contest / would state thai
he 80 h ESEIE OsI oi1s ilJ0 she Sht With twelve
i'd yeIs and cana cut UiIb Gve-the rest having been
ihlad AID wounded, AID one p.ur,d His o.h.l
;5ginsEtI id qlsly Eoll. Tlis is not to detrsoi
4 tho lssst from the 81 AlIbsmS-ii did veil; bul
thar UoCp3 shared tbeiF dangers AID should shsE,
DC hOEors also. M observation VAS TOO limi,sd &c
ell The PFs taken IL 1he engagement by oIber troops
,hLk SheIe ought to De an Investigation inc ths
au5es OF OuI Ia EsTsrsss, co thls honor could b
given to Ehcu honor is due, sui likewise he blame
feel certain sha moot Of the troops would Co1e GIL
al right, General Early would then al az as b,
One OF tia able5t Generals in The serSice. IT.,
'aut OF discipline il the greatest Cause Of Ill cur M
0siules- CoLREoToH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
CHRISTMAS DINNER IOR TaE sLDiEa as

10 he Editor Of Ls Wig:
Sss very glad TO youE suggestion IL last E,-
AYE Wig IL reference to sending supplies TO our NO
ole Odiors. 90 that they might have good Oarist-
dnnsf zeal tia. il viii meet aith heart,
.etpOuGs isOm every Que Who iss!s s. he shoud 10.
cards our bsTs aud self s1CrhiHg array snd that va
eli rsSOlIs, it necessary, 10 do With1u. cur usual
,hIistmss dinner, ami send TO those Who are much
nore deserving VI tbs good IhipES OF OGT And thai
hose Who Grs at home.
Ia OUT county, tie matter hes Lsss talked over and
70 have resolved to send enough Dor the brigade 10
-hioh $50 most Oi cur friends are attached. hone
yJu will again CAV the attention Of the peous to The
sal O and IL doing so, you need not Connns yourself
% Al sppssl fOr turkeys aid Chioisns. You nus, "a
a amber that b5iOre Christmas OOsos Hog hIllibs
inc " aud that ehins5 sparerbs aud SsuIsRes form
ger, good Inning fOF the stomach. A u thea again
IcsTe 10 tie sorghum syrup. which 20 Ause send, so
STAT stes bOJs have eaten u turksy, chine aud
chicken b. ug'," they may finish The rep az vii,
s1Oj old-ashiSled Eaolss5ss pa aiding Vsry few ars
30 comforts which army are paFmittsd 10 q 10Y
54sslJ tie home iOlEa Wlll not deny them this QUE
0HB AT HoHI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
INSPECTION NOTTcEi
A LII PERSONS IN FOURTH CONGRESS


"A SIGNAL DISTRACT OS VIRGINIA, "hol ing cert fcatrs
per nansni dnseihy, and"a Oh sc sIgned sht uty,'
will port 6 iollovs
Pe;ctEburg at on1ee en- Bank street. Noreub. i4.f ard
i5h.
Prince Gorge e.uny VI, one. street. Peter bvrg
Mover Der l7ih.
Chesterfield county, at Chesterfield Horss, Nv
18Th and iyIh.
n-L L. ouity, st Din,i die Court Hosse November
Midway county, sth0i DAsH HOusr, no enb,r 2Ji
Amelia roaty, NJ Aueia 'Cutt HOUSE. hov,m-er 2t,h.
cunee lad county a. Gu n.erand Hous kevenbcr
2G.h.
PJuhasa county a. shst,n mt Eou,e, Eo7enbs 9sth
9ooehl1nd nOuny 6ooeh aud ut Hcu 9 New, mber 50
lSe4, Tor Inspection in OF Par 6en Orders 81
Adjt AID Inipr 8eblh once csrrtnt sores
Pronp'e nlatce wis., Mis- notes 10 expected and sny us-
ton or IetoHs s = do rrcert from scknrs or;Ssr
unsv dAbls 81 Ia each b. "a ARE ~
Zee q Fps sra sni ee.snir o. b seIe Al Fran us
BosFd --A 'Ns
Prsaa previti from reporting shtvs rrs,ed h, "a n
CT sh"esL .oixs d. The tpfolrg Ofcer OF hsir ~ a
i've ecu Le' VI CedrcNe their n, ms .cian
Ace. 'Ns" '" VI
Tbs attention Of Ep.ons one,r, u called "A All, ,,d, "A
Their active eo-opdsgon q aussssd asnr2 ~
,.,A-.,qo, hssa saa Issr 0sa,sn1. On u o.ss n,s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

EDscIuOS OF SoLOfss UEILDGEa I'll, ProV sioas
onmitse located in this city which has in charge the
Ol OF tho children Of dec aIsd and disabled tol
hers 81 recent mssiTg determined 70 ap Ooint sub
lmuit'ses a. Petersburg, Dlnvle. F4EmVilIe Lynch
'aTg, O0sIlatt' sVlls Stanton, sId other prominent
poiais WhOSe gu it shall Dc to look Gus tbs children
sni enter them At sChool.
Rev. ] L. Burrows ara R,7. A Dick;ascn zero
PIP n'e4 to Pepa7e circular setting forth the ciaius
u tho work
Toe counties tav' alrea;y entered At school severn,
u'area eh!den, ard have in pledges aud each ab,ut
$50 600
Pers,nJ N and around this cis-, Who know Of the
G., re1 Of any If cur fallen heroes Who dssiss tc pat
rolsgo of tie e.muit5y would 20 veil to report Ster
cas- to RIv A E. D C1insoa, Corresponding scc7s-
tty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
Late Discussions

Toe Reelection o. LiEcyl shows that 81 tie tst md
he,ted dhcu,scE il tll sJulb o. The qIssri5H Vi E
Convention 81 Tie S.s-s entirely slpe. sOus sut
irrelevant IA the iAos of poIusE ut sJ Of sO0O 900
cor LncOn AID tte ysto Il Ill tic sSo He'd LOYAL
Sss.es, ,Ee,Ej ttss5. COGs &c P 5sUR5 ill LoN
st emp: &c ssaes so .il5 49, p.O6,,ess debate
We kos nov tt5t i. Sss de .ni Psld i553 all slors
sns "a. auy ,H..t Eal P5Oiu,Sd b. it, that no
sss precisely the 9eysEs Of shat doubtless 10
tended b. tie highly intci seat I'D FiO,iC gentle
men Wto iusgguystsi 1t. There ia 10 evidence Il
sboE that he diplomacy OF NJ. Bljes OF OF the VIC
Pr sideat accomplished that cherished OH OF OF d
riding ths EGEtE against is5i aIisss iaieyd se al.
MT ths division into TO pass, sasrs0f tie guea.J
ana dominant Pax. Is GSs,ia.tE tent OF GU {, stuC
to-. and The lesser lzi p5ssEiIs par, b. 40 4ssn
e7srty fzeld &c -, mIy b. t-osEhIs o1n-1nnsdOr
dr, 10 those iiplom5u. ~6os,5. Bat tlis clearly
,os tie desired s.saii. I &c sTe .hoa5g of tbs op
p,s,iOn psr,y n tiS ysnsee ..cI t1 tho CIT {!
re overthrow CT L,rco,g AID his az CT tho7ios aa
laundering fJo ls not C1iy dill not tsJc rlaee, bu
IL the strong, broad Esas Of TIE election, pears t.
h.vy been th!uE totally uUas.aEaSlo, even by sCcl
prlcsses as C,uiederAo stter.vF.Iiog and speech
naking. l. Is even lsmcn,ably truo that 20 Yap-
kss satS b,s siio, cE9,ss,!y or im7lie ily,
directly OF iEdu, l., declared eJy ssa CT exhibited
say sninEutFs5 &c nCss Ih.s3 "s1yvarj Sla:her1 SIS
tsrsn IL nat HuCh debated bu, entirely Ohimsrica
oe2veBtaa OF g ! "a. Ssatss. Ter this fact ve have
ths ssa0sity Of tie Secretary Of ssts Who assures
Congress 10 rsPy 10 resolution Of shat bedJ, that
see GoTsrunslt has ot TsesVs5 the siEh.st hint OF
she sub cot. Sc that Ell ths plVsr gees for nSusht;
Walsh Is 1say iiFsIEaS Ia IiSE Of the SaEn'S' SP"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AIGERs'
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. 20, ISsa.
EVENING WIG.

We shan publish, sOaAJ. 81 O'Clock p H. and
sTory succeeding iay tSGnaAJs sIOsPssS 81 The AlS
hour, an evening edition OF ths WhS. Ale E'snins
WhiZ viii contain thslatsss asWs BY mall aud tslSsrAPh
N to ths hour Of go!1E to pres Sai'OIlS local tss
Igsnco, So
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

ihcn f-lAa.nDRG.
fHnsUsG. NV. ~ a.-ras sasG., are shs,ni,1
'his s-y - "f-sIkssr.ps Day" Al ). 4a.s. a. 10
rent
rns ei.rssi Iss.e's Irp.susas 10 isssi 4 u lip.
Plies % Si..tess std sio.Li.g aid tee L.uai..ry
pspsiimsGi Iuii ts,iILs Vi pi.si.!Vas
fus MN .fs C. U.i0II.bie sid IN .ood Spirit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
COabIjsI0SER 8 OFFICE
RlOaMosD, Nov. q 1894.

by decree entered by the Circuit Couf- :,
- the T Of Bic moad the 25lh Lu,ry ls64 in
iuiu OF Hill and ais q, GoyanS tIecEt 9oy,n
executors az eovsnb sIssntos and ats, 6oyse exe1 A.
% Gsysns Iecuor and ais II the % unonsT.
Of the votrh reeet 10 take Urher trap.se
uons Of GsoIse caaFdson ttcGtor Of edward Goysn de-
ceased and Executor Of Archibald Goyan decs ed on he
tate Of All further &c osln Of snY lsss real or
persona shs1 nE nave GENE 70 isods ofthe estate q
The sax Arehibsd AID thi ssii Ldxsrd Goysn
The parties interested hereby Iotned shat fred on
IhutssAf Vie Zsh Day December lsa 81 ny Nee
city Of achm ma - tale lie By The ssid ts
cree. THos j kVIEs
EoZo-S&T Commissioned In ObarceTy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

A VIRGINIA LADY, who is a graduate of
n Of the test Colleges GIVE stIts dtssss IuatiOa as
Gv rnes OF AS stant IN Academy Bic two
experience, and 4 qasRed an The hirher Enelh
branches, With French and Music On he Aaao
kGiEsneeg givsa AMI rGesired.
AaarSa IN,
ss's-ST hnRs, EalS ssEsty, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Hcu o met ct noOn-lhe BptakeF in the chair
PRAYER " The Rev. Mr. Pickett.
TOe SPEAKER announced shat the bill entitled An
act to def, All punish OoIspr Cy against The O0r-
fedefss stAtcs r. ported hoG The COMMITTEE On tie
judiciary BY Ms kUssELL OF w. its chairman, 81
der,d to be printed came up ~ unfinished business,
The 10 lowing 10 the bn:
III Congress OF the Don 'edsFAe B.stCg Of America
do enact, That two or more persons within any ate
on Territory Of tho O0n dsTGte Sales shall con pirs 10
subvert oseru n or destroy, By force, the GoVerL-
nest Of ths 0o0fderAts atos or to Oppose, By force
execution OF any Law Of The Confederate States or
by 70 &C. hinder delay, or prevent the eouon f
any Law Of the Confederate States, or TO seE take
pos g, or destroy any properly OF the Confederate
Sts against it, CONSENT or 10 prevent delay or
der BIZ force or aud, the transportation OF suppi
or men 10 ths sIGy Of the OOnfed-Ists atee or 10
destroy or riaie any load boat, eTgine OF work en-
poyed 10 tu5b lIsusp0rsti0I or 10 hold sny sscTet
oonmurcs iln CT inte oouTso Wth lhs ensm5 Of the
Oonfe isTata TO aid OF aset iha enemy in hie
war upon ans 0oncderlto States, o. persona In rebel
lion against the sazae, 20 p-omote dsobedeyc,
NJ or ,sertion u tbs army OF the Confederate Statee
or among the soldrs in the military serVcs each and
everv D ,Ison Sc tTsndirg shall be guilty Of a high
crime and upon conviction thereof thall be punishI
b. Aae rot ,Keeeding tive thousand dollars and shall
be mpssoned, with or witt e't lsSor, not exc eding
d7e Year,
The amendment OF ar AAEsHILL, Of Ky. O. red IN
WedIe'dGy. ttaS the word 'discbcdieLC eSbs sriken
ous in the 1871 lire, Was IOs'.
kr RUSSk1 L moved tbst, in tic 8 line, with IL
tent b. 1re abe Ooed aies" DO Inserted ks-
fera the waTd "oonsBiTe."
This occssnned q btiiud Doua diba'e, in which
keasFs 'TuzHEE, EooTE, CHsLIoE, PERKINS snd SMITH
DIN @ took rsrs, Tna amendment vas adopted
Mr. BRADLEY, Of Ky, neved that in he 10 h lire
after "tO,n belonging 70" b inserted. Agreed 10.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

political followers the pres,bily Of 40 early dissoir.
tiou Ct the exiting Parliament, and general election
l0f new members.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
MAIthIED.

va Eiiass.1h ~ b. fsss vLEIcn, Port Royal C.ress
esu"tJ NT,lnis " ssV Wa sIien sAAnn uIInun -
-eLA"ai. w., ala. UNA AIi.HIsL, VI AI.l.eIaC.sS
We.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25

E'ARM OF 100 ACRES, ADJOINING
Hsupitn sdly Dol eye, With dwelling with roon. for
sale privately suT tor ssie privately, The FARh Iocstet
~ bve eonisnis IOJ win snt iiubef enrukh
ss ~ acres t'Gs IL oOd, b. red The In eve
nent' are dstliHs sh fhee, sHh cell
lar VI, e' Vi Oh e hehn sad for ~ tsT
'tLn sod all nse sAy farm tudins and treL.ri OF sx-
sOr IN Ihsi ds.Ipsios All to. q. .ppl, T.
6kUSBs HILlI.hs
lN0 -0f Auciis
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
lERSONAL.

DERSONAL.
Information wanted OF Lieut. simon BI6BY, Company "a
Aaeams Veluutees Who supposed hsye been
ke IN ore OF the late BAT les In the VALLEY fs d enter
tain h pc ths he may stIl be alive.
Y.DslJ Nvs please eGpJ ps25-st
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
Confederate STATES CONGRESS
SECOND SESSI0S-AEcoND C0NGRESs
SENATE

IHURsDAT, November "A 1864
IT, Senate was called to ordsF 81 IL Y b. Mr. HuE
TEE, President pro tenn.
o. melton i NJ WALKER, Of Als Issvs Of at
5suos vas granted TO his coll ssus Hon. RoBT JSnI-
4oE JE tlIl IL" Isl day Of December,
NJ GARLAND OF Ark, Introduced resolution Isia.
i've 10 tbs inCTessa Of the ctmpensation Of spetSl
sse Il Ct the POStI lice Department.. Referred.
Mr. MAXWELL, OF Fla, introduced the following
cesolu ion, NhlC1 Was sRresd to:
Resolved That the Committee ca Naval AH.Ts be
,st uCIed inqaiTe into the exp drenoy Of allowing
cations warrant Ulcers OF the navy serving on shore
80 in The OF commissioned iii JeIs ana also 10 ths
c;Vj EMPLOYEES Of Tie naval sIstiOns.
NJ MAXWELL, CO leave, introduced bill to Az
shor Ihs Secretary Of tie Treasury to remit he tax
on Confederate bonds and inlerest bearing nOtss H.
cases where they are tell BY or for the bsre6t Of
Uido1s and orphans siTher and the said in ST. OF
prrtion tbsIesf IS necessary for their support Be
feIrtd to the Committee Of FInsUoa
M GRAHAM, OF n. o., en- red the following Esfo-
utioU uhi0h VAS sETeed 20:
RsGoIyed, That she Committee OF Inial 4 Il .iTs be
nsJruUsd 10 quiTe into tie eIp5dieu0y ct amending
tho act OF My 1868 entitled au cot to provide for
she payment of he interest on tho removal aud sub
Esttnce find duo 70 the Cherokee Indians in North
OIFOlins" aud that 'hsJ I,pJr Iu0h amer dane nts IL
any mag 65 deemed Necessary 10 carly out ths oh.
jects cIltsn plated BY said act
Mr. g. Glao pres MED the Me- mOFsl Of the HOOsiy OF
Freu d. in North UaOins sssiOg that certain pa sons
Who had Ont the society since 1862 might be Isnpt
from MILITARY service psJ msnt OF ths .um required
by lac Or the exemption Of such mGmbeIs % hslon I'd
10 the society pIsVOus 10 1852 which Gas referred 90
the COMMITTEE On Military Affairs.
Mr. HAYNES, OF Teuu, On itsVs introduced bill
to provide clothing for ihe commissioned fl ers Of the
sFmies Of the Confederate States belos the rank OF
BriEsdief General 10 the 6eld x fsHsd TO tue Com
miltee Military AhIiTp.
Ga motion of NJ SPARROW, Mr. BULESTI, u Ky
Was granted leave Of AbseI ce On account Of indls
position
GA motion, tie Senate resolved Lotto secret ssIsiou
When tue doors were Opsnsd the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-25
WANTED.

WANTED.
ssnt 10 buy
1900 Soda water Bot 10
so Wins Bottles
oJO PiLt Bottles
4. SEsIEDONCK,
u ~ mission kech mt.
no.5-its Iti Bro ID stree, b I've & Esns u,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-02
MEETING TONIGHT.

There is very considerable excitement
existing in Virginia to-day in relation to the
meeting advertised TO be held for the discus
zion OF the sreenback question. So deter
mined are the advocates Of the proposed
change ofcurrency that their speakers shall
be heard, that we understand the Provost
Marshal has been called upon to detail force
to preserve order and arrest any one who
shall attempt to disturb the meeting. We
publish this report as something more than
idle rumor, for we have it from very direct
sources, and persons who might visit the
meeting unaware of the circumstances might
chance BY expressing their sentiments TOO
freely, get themselves arrested. Under
these circumstances, we advise those who are
opposed to the views of the getters up Of the
meeting and who might become irritated at
hearing their loyalty impugued by the trothy
spouters advertised to speak, to stay away
from the meeting. 1t will take something
more than men of the style, calibre, and f.
nancial influence Of those named in the pro-
sSamme, to change the currency Of this Ter
ritory; and as good and plainly spoken a re-
buke as can be given the affair is to let 4:
1lons
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-02

THE WAY THEY DO Tito give our readers
a slight idea as to how our Eastern stock.sharpers
work the rise in gold to suit themselves. we make
the following extract from the Philadelphia Eren-
ing Telegraph, which illustrates case in point
1t plainly shows that tho recent unprecedented
advance in gold has little nothing, compari
lively speaking to do with the condition and
prospects of the war. The Eastern papers assert
that there is now bill before the senate, and
which will undoubtedly become q law, imposing
pains and penalties on those who, in the interest
of gold conspire against the happiness and welfare
of the people More injury done to the interest OF
the Union by these spectators than would be tho
loss in many instances, of battle and measures,
however harsh and stringent, that may be enacted
against such abuses, will be applauded and stern
~ maintained by the community. If combnR-
lions" must be put down, let those which do ire
parable injury be the first to be struck at. II
Congress would take these sharpers in hand and
make their baseeSs speculatiOns criminal az
those of blacklegs, the people, we are convinced
would honor them for the act Seven brokers
on Third street, at the suggestion of leading
spirit bought large quantities of gold at the low.
est point, early Thursday morning. About 10
o'clock in accordance with the scheme agreed on,
they simultaneously telegraphed TO their ten cor
respondents TO purchase S5OOOO in gold,
without limit as to price, but limiting the time to
ten minutes after receipt of instructions. The
effect was instantaneous. Ten brokers in the
New York market, each one eager to earn his
commission, without limit to price, all bidding
against each other. of course gold went up with
bound. At this point the ten conspirators I'M
loaded their gold at Il handsome profit, and in.
stantly sold gold short or in other words, agreed
to deliver to purchasers ut n less figure than the
maximum, knowing rs they did that gold would
fall when relieved of the pressure they had put
upon It, 1t did fall, and they again bagged
handsome return at the expense of their fellow
gamblers, who are Of course, savage at the way
they have been 'wrung out We have It from
the best authority that their profits averaged one
hundred thousand dollars apiece" -..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-02
British Commerce.

The returns of the British Board of Trade, just
issued show the proportion in which the various
countries of the world ranked as customers Of
England during the past year; and it is an inte-
resting fact that the figures az TO the United States
show heavy increase Of shipments. Il is no less
noteworthy that the statistics as to France show
q diminution.
The total amount of expectations shows an in
crease of eighteen per cent over the year 1862 !;
the value of the expectations in 1862 being &l23-
g99 264 and in 1868, Sl46,4s9,I 6S. The British
colonies took one-t third Of the whole export, the
largest increase being that of India, to which the
amount sent in 1862 was sli,6l7, 673, and in 1863
sig, e65,657. A heavy trade is carried on with
Germany, the figures being, for 1862, SIG 6S5, &c.,
and for 1863, El3.27S, 1864.
The export to the United States il thus given:
In 1862 fli 327, SO; in 1853 sl535l ,626. Setting
aside the British possessions and there is but one
country that takes half of this amount-France-
10 which there has been falling off the past year
of about half million. Holland, Turkey and
Italy take about alike six millions. The increase
of exports to Egypt is remarkable in 1862 it being
SO 405 49, and in 1868 "a, 4l6,2i
The commerce with the United States has been
greater than that with the following countries
combined: Spain, Russia, China, Portugal and
Belgium. The exports to the whole Of these
countries foot up only thirteen millions, or two
millions less than the commerce with this country
The commercial intercourse with the South
American countries and Mexico is gradually in
creasing. AS this is uncommonly interesting
fact we put few lines in tabular form: