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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, JanuAIy 20.-The seDsio- was
called to order at l2 O'clock by MI. Hunter, OF
Virginia.
Mr.. Sparrow, BY leave, introduced = bill to
organize bodies for the capture ard distraction
Of the enemy's property BY land or sea, and to
authorize compensation for The same, which
was referred to the Military Commiiiss
On motion Of Mr. Semmes, the President Of
the Confederate States be requested to inform
the Senate at what time the chief tax e0llsstor
for the State of Louisiana was sppOiRtedi and
when, snd in what part Of the State, he entered
upon theiiisehsrge Of his duties.
Mr.. Phelan, By leave, inlreduced 3 bill erc-
atirg the ofhco OF ensign IN the sTmy CT tho
Confederate States. Referred to the Military
Committee.
On motion Of Mr. semues, tha Secretary Of
WAS requested to communists 70 the
S5nase
!. The aggregate amount Of the funded debt
Of the Confederate States On the lat of January
1864, exclusive of call certificates.
2. The aggregate amount Of ssll csT.ifesses
outstanding On the lat Of January, 1854
3. The aggregate amount Of non interest
bearing treasury notes, exclusive Of thOse be-
low the denomination Of five dollars, outstand-
ing on the lst Of January, 1864.
4. Tbs aggregate amount OF interest bss Tiug
treasury noseA outstanding on the Let Of Jsnu-
sry, 1854.
s Tho sgrregs!s aHoant Of treasury notes
below ths Determination of tiyo dollars eRt-
sisnGigg on sbs lst CT JauusrJ, 1854
Mr. Scs;u0s, fiom the Fiuanee committee,
reported bill to ex.end the provisions Of an
set orstle "sa act il relslien to tha receipt Of
counterfeit treasury Eets5 by public s&esTs
approved Msy Ist, lssS,' - wEieb uss Fsssod
TIE ssns!s went into ssere. session, and, on
the deers heisg opened, a message F.s re-
ceiged from the House Of Representative that
i. had passed bill to FIX the rank, pay and al
lowsnees cf s5jatsnts Of regiments and inds
pendent batsIGons.
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STATES CoNaREss.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Niqhf Ssssien

| TgeSDAY, January 10. 1861 On motion ot
Af. Jones, OF Tennessee, the House resolved
titEef lnto 6eer4t session, aud, hsving spen!
some time therein, sgAia resolved itself into open
session.
hr. Gay, Of Texas, moved call Of Tho
House, which was agreed TO- sad, on the cell OF
the roll the following geRilemsh answered 70
tAsir names:
Msssrs. Bafksasls, Bsldgin, Rridgsrs. Z. NJ
Brace Chamber, GhSubliss, Chiffon, OaYis-
msn, CieFtoR, Coiliar, C55fAd, Conrow, Crock.
els, Dav-GloR, k0iHg, Fsrrow, FeE!er, Free
nlsr, Fsnsien, Gaifhsy, Gardenhier, Grlsud,
I 3eine;s, 3cSdo, Grey, HsgiridEe, Hsisk5ll,
! Hil.17, helsonsbe, lugrszl, jones', Re- an Of
/ y @, Lewis, Il ol OF Ala. Eacke7, Hsftia,
! MaDo1el, MeQgeen, Eior, Hunuc-iyan,
1 Perkins, Preston, Pug5, Bslls, Russsll, s.np-
seR, Smith Of n c., Sir skaad, Tiabs, TriUne.
Vest. Nlieye, Weieh, and hr. Speaker tBo-
seek).
! The following gentlemen were excused, or
( fsuEd sbssni With lezys;
1Iessrs. Ashe, Aiking, Aver, Bstssn, Bel,
| Oiapp, CaTriR, Cary, k.llstt, HaETis, K snsu
O. Ca, KsnnsT, Lander, Lyons CT Va, Ne
Lean, heRss, Miles, STAPLES, Wilcox, W;jrhs
OF Ga, and Wright Of Term.
The following FentlemeH were found ahseut
without leave Of the Heuse, and were not ex-
Gussd;
Messrs Arlington, Butler, Boycs, Breekia-
ridge, II W Bruce BGrnett, Clarke, DErgsB,
Davis, ID jsraslss, DaFre, Fooie, Garsrsll, Cen
ny, Graham, Hasiy, Eerb0ft, Hodge, johnson,
Ma-Ehsll, Asnses, Moore, Read, R3yston, Sex
ton, Singleton, Smith Of Ala, Swnnn, and
Wright Ct Texas
Mr. Gray egsTed the following rssolusion:
Rss0issd, That shs members who voleA for
night session, sHd who have sssentsa them
selves, be brought to the bar Of the House, 10
roEdsr ihcir excuses, st e,svsR o'clock tenor.
TOw.
hr. Rails mevsd to lay the resolution On tho
sable, which wss agreed 70.
M-. Lyons, Of Alabsma, meved that all fur. |
theE proceedings under the call be dispensed !
with, which was lost.
Mr.. Perkins, Of Louisiana, offered the follow |
ing resolution:
ResoEDsS, That fire of $50 be entered |
sgsInsE these members who were found sbseht |
upon 3 ssll Of the Hsuss, who were not excused. |
The resOIusisR Was adopted
4 motion By ME. Lewis, to reconsider; was
lost.
oA molten Of Mr.. Foster, Of Alabama, the |
House adjsuTned.
The following vas the vots on the motion of |
Nj Baldwin, Of Virginia, 70 Edjogrn (sill the
regular bouT next dsy) on lkc Ie-eponIrg Of tbs /
doors in the noTRing session Of Tuesday;
Ysas-MessTs Baldwin, Gonrld. Davidson,
Dupre, Foster, Funston, GaTdsnhsir, Garland,
Graham, Hsriridge, IRgrAhzm, Lewis, Lyons, |
MsRae, hSQgetn, MeRees, Miles, Preston,
Russell, saxion, SimpsoR-2l.
Neys-Messrs. BfidgoJs, h. W. Bruce, Cham
bliss, Chiffon, alopton, Csllisr, Conrov, Dsr-
gan, Ealrg, ERnoW, Foote, Freernas, Gsruett,
50ode, Hilton, Jones, Ksensn of North Care.
lima, Lyon, Msshen, Martin, Perkins, Pugb,
Rails, Singleton. Smith Of North Carolina,
Swan, TIBbs, Trippo. Vest, Welch.
Wileox snd Wight Of Fexss-sS.
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sn A0aths ~ JaanaTY !:

1861. lsss Is5
Dsnestle proddes Sl7 574 sol 37f 4Tsel6l 53 oa6
For mdss. (fres)... 2O79473 2Tl5 $50 ISL sST
Do. (duilabe) 454s.4si 45484sl 495S 03l
Specie and bullion. 5i5 2s7 s., 5,76s9oe a 4gS eI3
Total .sz 705 7OsSIs7 N stss.0I SO 100
Do EIclys ofEpsss l7i 400 I4Is5sI9 IBs $50 cs7
A. tbs rate all he gold Of ths Paslhs will be rsq1irsd
70 discharge the sehs esnirsesd Ia EGrops fer sotou
and wsosa Eood1. IiLks hardware, swslrY. tsirkesa
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a Ntls York toT El6geR
Ecsshs.

Ie8I. Isol le53
Battered for ssRIa e49 AS ST. ssagII sf91 s55
Battered for Warsh'g 3s 7s5 Sal 44sTJTsS kaAg7 5ss
Free gos1I...s...... 27.7To670 sL3nI5t Io.737 sSS
SPsSie and bullIsz-- % 73I ss3 I3lI9sl Gla BIS
Total satd Al pert slks l5is69 ss g7s es SIG ss 49
WiiharETR----.... b0ss52 4o,fse 80 II, 10 SIS
These gold values We mast bear h uIaa ssd by
ssnyeriiug them TO currency We arrive At ths follow
Ing results
1881 1ssa 1904
slS50COoO0 SIS 000 O0O slTu Oo0oco
ADD prsa On gold 4ssOJ0Oo 6s000.CO0
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eBr A.ccamsa,

On whitehall street, betvveers E3eAs-
t-.R Sazd flEs 1AtEaistz and West FoizsE
ESs7szSaJi-
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N Il w FIR N !
c FoWELr.-.-....-..--....-..E-s. $. HHL
POW ELL So HILL,
.ageTIOS'EEIgS,
eOnnissiOs Merchants and Real Estate
Agents,

fr.s.s Il. v. Bateisson & Co.. whi,sl,'A sstest)
u EgpEcasr rrF.Tiy Hsfeli psirousEa All buE'zsss
f,srfsSs5a = faeir care via naset E.tb pronBt ~
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The NaEIonnI FolIy.

ErcA tEe ClnctHnsfl enquirer.
The Washington Fatisazl Ts6yFlfzssssy pablifb.s an
Abssrsst Of tae official report Of iersgn Imports azd
experts ~ Kew YORK FOR ias seFea months ending
December 1883 TIE asurss are aPpAllizg. aRd
eyince rsckassness and En sxtrsvaEses mora hroAt
eaing 10 the nEti5n thEu any srny ysE brought iz.s
the ssd BY the OonfsSsrsss. Lsok Gt tks cooperative
table Of iHBsrz;
FOrsigR Imports a Nes York fer Elevss
MeEgha
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P. u. PIE A-SE,
On rTrrfssTG.H. DE q eaEksasS q,

on. .ELEEfs or eAS& .se saaAsz'' = ,
~ THE
On stsns q ~ lste ara Of P'ef' = D@'A'
Esassi, Alssta, e0ossia'
VITELE atfs-d prsmplg 20 a esS0'' "
W ueuE entruEseo 70 - oefa- <EgE
=. p p e
asee htsszta
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GOODRIOH q %

Essnsrly q Kew Oileans5
lss SeoE below spears eornsr, Broad street sluu.
bEs, georgia,
A IA nov opening large AID very dszi rtlIe stook
q n DRY GOTDb, ard o.hsr artielus Tssavtlv
iulp lrrel fren krrage, Wiki ESF Is, h far ne
sAsa y fer cGsh - he piece pscksxe. ala IN
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A. ID. WITRM RSP0ON,
eOmmiSsien AeFshsnt and Dealer In
Domestic Manufactures,
SUGAR sALg; g99ASoa. HSe. egaaass eAsnS
[ ssls
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H0TTCE,

THE sspEEtasgskiB hsretefogs sgLs las undor tbs
4 nau ' Il PEESB DAVIS, + fhi > Ssy aifss'ysa
by uaalu. eocssut. Al persons ksyf a etiuas see
cdebte - ne arm VII Us ~ Ssra-t al o,ee for
ssstement.
E,ae Ease ~ ecnnissi0a basHsH III he esrlisd ez
q Go oN sand ,1iEstips t.sss) By FblIastssr P
EsEzc - - etaese. gEB 81 4 DAVIS
&aEEfa "a tuEs< r. lEsx KILN
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e - "a 80 ~ a "a IL

s15soOs.eoo sa0I coo 900 ass OO0OoO
Deduct experts. 1s4 oO9gO0 Isl $50 IS7G0O0oO
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RIcHxosD, yaausrY ss--EsU York dates 10 he lsl
haze bssn rsssivsd. Tks war ners 3 ui.zaportsu'.
In he FsdsFal senz,s, On Saturday, tAs lstb, Nr
frrHSall sf Iliasia sEarsd snsr dEsEt 70 ths sr
Follnszs bl, rsqussiss he Prssdsa. 70 eau sus oz'
haadrsa thoassrd men fer szs hsHdrsd days fsr Ia
loie oejsti 81 e-vng ths rshss ont q virginia ARsT
soma asssts tho FToPssliisa VA rsjaaisd.
fAs steamship Aris lad trrivsd hrnglng sstss from
AspinHall to tee sih iuat.
She brlags Ecessats of terrible sors.r-,.f- ~,
had ossaErsd Al Santiago CAN On the sh ul, d. -,
day q tie ssisbra;ieH u tbs isas Of tie Iunssst
Goncestoa The sLzreh Of he sosIsty Of Jeslt. ".
flsd 70 oFerasvias mainly BY women zad chi dfeu 70
Wines The usguidleu Hnraiuaioa bieh occurred IN
tbs eioEiug exercises The ehureh was heavily hang
With drapsry sAd Lighted viii twsafy tkouzaad srrs
Net lsss thaa ihEss ihsussnd psEseus were grss.a m
sius1g he elite sf ihs capital suedsaly ses plps
bars,sd Ead slos Instantly the iRtsrsr q he sdacs
was IN AAsas Ths eo1gFsTaiIon found It imPsazisls
throssh insufficient means of sz1 % escape and n lsss
tsEa Gtseu Gizutss q g sFHnsasd bat 250e erisbsd
Tbs ssndast ef the priests Is ssaszrsd yyitsous tus
The stesnsr Vanderbilt has arrived ss New York
after lsng aEd uzEassssafal sruss after the Ala
ksHls-
Gold Was gaossd at 1873.
NSrksrs dates Of he lsh state tEss IN the Houss Of
Rs2Tess H;Eiivss The Ish Darson Of Pennsylvania
oasr1d rssoaii5n rssiting that the present war is
rot Tassd isF eanqass', aad requesting the Presids-:
20 isaa4 proclamation that Usz any State il icsur.
rsetsn shall sgrss TO sHbuii 20 the FslsrG Govern
eat hostltss against szsh State shall cease and hs
sasl be protected against 81 iaisafsrsues with her
local laws azs isstifutioaA
ah' resolution was tabled By yUts sf ssvsutyaiss
ts hfty.slght.
CoEsrssolu,ion ts refer the exchange Of prisoners
10 beard Of soEsHisHsasr5l vas tsb.sd ~ vote Of
Eiaeiy.ons 70 ffty SIX.
snitA, Of ksstutky offered Esries 81 stroag war
'siousioss, which we're adopted By vote Ct ozs hun
zrsd and eleven 10 sixteen.
In he ssaats The rsso,uaoa foE tie szprlEsz Of Mr.
Davis wssreisirsd 20 ihe Jsdlslsry ssunittes.
Goa ca the l9:a was lustsd At Iss TO s..
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A COMMITTEES, eompsEed ef one member from each
lompany being appointed, they presented ths fellow
as preamble and resolUssns. which we're unanimously
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
BxAUyoRr. Sent. L iss.,

BsAUyoRr, Sept 1. 1864
Altar a long delay the Treasury regulGtous cree
toned OF pseparstssa tn previous daspeas
have made their advent among Us. Al QUE dash 70
all forrier licenses permits for trading srs
sututef ssuppIy stores" for trade store1 Il proyd~
that IN granting permits undoubled 10y ~ mus, be
PRIMARY qualification aud edmon isDes all agents Of TIA
Treasury y psrtmen to pay rgc regard TO this spec d
AFTER permits given the trader Is 1oted %
the Of meroE ntIse he Is ~ receiVevz no, %
exceed q ,ussnd dos pcr month except in eass
extend the eunt, which s to be equally distributes
among all raiders. No liquors will ts permitted to be
imported uness bv special permit from the command
Ing general Speculation products of the so n
hbteo ana the PROD has Lo option OF dsposi0g "a
'he government o. 90 Rhp direct lOr sale 10 suGh
ket as he deens best outside OF the abooed dstri
The mon. poly claimed by the Ia tar, pitch isf
turpentine is aboshes, and trade IN theRe articles
placed On the same footing native produota
lhese regulations ARE 10 be rgCrouslv In al IN
surr.ctoDery districts The advantages caned in fsvos
OF the government by this system ths encourage
mont 10 the producer and the sb9elusu,
In revenue and gold producing products. Under tha
code the natives OF iosurreconary districts
ferred the evident design tho determination of
race OF spectators.
There existed during the past three weeks qytt.
doarth OF supplies OF merchandise but this
now obvatet. The trading community generally are al
friends 10 this system but obedience and quer sub
mission the existing laws lesson early taught tha
residents Of military departments.
Colonel Heaton the chief Treasury agent or this dA
trct will conscientiousy and vigorously enforce all oOt
CATIONS tcsed him and, when ho - compelled psr
form reeable act OF duty has such smiabe Gn<
courteous manner ~ 20 roo 1t OF much OF s bitter sssrs
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
Music at Jones Wood.
TO THE EDITOR or rHR HERALD

Jog.s' WooD. Sept ,6. 1876
In statement In to any's HERALD, headed "Superta
tendeal Kennedy AZ Musical Critic" the following
tence appsars example he permitted nroraus dance
Jones Wood every Sunday throughout the sum,
ner aud only critiese bat
tailed policemen to prevent Interruptions"
viii attribute the above 10 the igDo Ance OF The vrlss
OF said article concerning affairs Mt place, for II hf
Aad properly Informed himself he could have readily
tanned that throughout the whole summer there
dance music not TO mention profane on sunday and only
concerts by thu Ffth reoneut band. aud VIA
thn exception theo has been music Josea Wood
Suaday within three years Az to Nr soperi end sni
Kernrdys presence critic 9th erw'se IL II thc Ars
intlfnaton have had Of II. neither do believe he
ISAAC S0MMaRA
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
alleged Surrender Of roliSh Pelugets by the
United Stites to RussiG.
Approaching Marriage OF Mtss
Slidell.
SnR new COTTON FIELDS OF THE WORLD.
Our London CORES pond cnoe.

Our London CORES pondcnce.
LONDON, Sent 8, 1854
Pyo0ress OF tie american Pcace Ide1R35ci .d1ny on
ors IN Faror Q5a Setleme-sriti Nduat Opinion Of
xarrdQats Action ana Victory, dc.
Tho principal talk about America is the prospect
Sf peacs
By some means ether the British public have be-
otpe possessed with the idea that there peace
short time; but al TO believe peace wilt re-
sult In the Independence he South s'o course they'll
DO sure TO have ali they ask" is tho cuckoo cry. The
london Nc'cs warns the British public against any such
tAnAcious hope
have lately been thrown in company of some NOM
Aope for peace In fact the sswhte feather was quite
BE- conspicuous tnc white lag.
good deal said respecting the probable SUCCESSOR
pf Mr.. Lincoln, and this topic there Ia
0ven greater ignorance and more wild guesses
Bay between your feet and the rebel forts.
rams gunboats and torpedoes has attracted great deal
Uf attention. and the slow coaches of English Ad.
nralty beginning find that the arts or attack
npd defence In your gigantic conflict going quite
ahead Of the nation that boasts Nelson and Collng.
Sood, leaving thom mile behind. Admiral FarraRut g
Performances In going himself into the maiptop and
ashing right by tho forts, giving them broadsde after
broadsido, exces intense admiration An English army
hoer remarked to tnat At called up the days Of the
heross and demisods Of ancient Greece "Eo such
baueoa exploit" said be, '.bas been seen in our day
Nssoo was SHOT By man in the roundop OF the
bosmys ship, while Farragut put himself In tho round.
PIP % be shot at So long you such stuff among
eea We shall never be ashamed"
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
MeaceIlaueOua.


Punishment BY whipping IS on the increase IN England
Last the number Of prisoners nogged was three hun
ored and eighty eight.
An extraordinary cloud Of winged ants which com.
peey obscured the OF the Gun during the progress
passed over a district Of Trance lately.
the thirty fourth meeting OF tho British Asso
citation for the Advancement OF Science commences ~
Bath, England, on the l4th OF September Dr. Living
will attend, and give some account or his expors
tons In South Africa during the last six years.
Hon. j. NJ. Mascr, Commissioner for tho Confederate
States Of America, left the Queens Hotel, Glasgow
the 29th OF August, for Knocko lofty, Clonnel Ireland
the Of the Earl OF Donoughmore. For four Ave
days he bad been On visit to Robert Stewart ESQ of
Nurdostoun, At hurdostoun Castle Lanarkshire having
previously been visiting the Hon. M Bourke and Lady
susan Bourke.
There are in England and Wales Ias railways covering
100 miles, on which passenger trans on Sun.
days, and 23 railways which passenger trains do
on sundays.
The FrancAe Cos that N. PToudhou has ar.
rived at Besancon TO his health In his native air.
The Geological society OF France has this year selected
Marseles for the scene OF It's scientific operations The
day nxed for the nrst meeting the TIN Of otooe and
the sttings will be public.
According 70 Official document Just issued the value
Of printed books exported em Great Britain 10 the
months ended in July f24s $50, beng increase
the previous year.
The city Of Barcelona, Spain 10 At the present moment
passing an edusria crisis serious that the municipal
authorities are employ ing daily Ave hundred men pub
fo worKs. The number Of laborers unoccupcd 10 10
great that the men employed by turns, the same
number OF workmen beirg muintsiscd.
According to recent stasrtics 1ol,I5c Inhabitants Of
Paris are RECEIVING public charity. fhe sum devoted by
2eo oeofr Quarter Of which derived from legaciss
and don nstions
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
The Mexican n Em psrs.

The Mexican Empire.
THY GRAND BALL TO THE EaPKRcR AND RAPRzSs-
MACMILLAN RESIDING IN THK CASTLE OF OLA
PULTEYEC.
Mexico City July 10y eorrsspopdsnce of London Times
On the 2Sth uit General Bazaine gave Q magnificent
bah Ia nonor OF The Emperor aud Empress Twelve
hundred people, the etue OF Mexico, comprising every
political name, were present. IL has been said shat
moro is sometimes gained by ball than battie and
such was cerainy the the present OCCASION tho
unostentations aud eaaols in which their Maes
with every one formed such marvellous contras, to
anything that bad ever been Witnessed in the
days Of free republic, whcn dusty copred Pres
idents never moved without beug surrounded by
body guard OF sti moro dusty eolored camp,
that on the loowiLg morning the whole city Of Mexico
resoGhded with thec pra,ses tThe Emperor spoke
TO me-" SAID one. 50 DO did with me,' said another,
which was heard repeated a the OF almost every
street. showed tho value attached every word which
issued from tho Imperial ms and VIII 10 assert
that oil the mites or hndeds who bad the honor OF being
noticed by the Emperor or Empress that eventf
ing not one, be he or be he
VINO has not treasured in his memory and who
not repeat Win the M perfect accuracy every word
that was addressed 10 him. Whether all this consist
hero and esewhers that hexlcans essentially
pubicens aud abhorred monarchy, may well be
doubted all can say is that in the short
OF time have any two individuals attain the
same amount or popularity
The Emperor, FOR The present has takcn up bis abode
in the castle OF Chanuepec about three miles from the
CITY; be drives In every morning in carriage,
attended by single ouIrder aud returns the siter
noon, after having devoted the wboe OF the day to the
business OF the country All the ministerial departments
are cophded TO fub eecretaries, his MAJESTY having
very wisely determined reserve 10 hinse the
supervision until he lind ut persona to iii the various
posts.
with unqualified appreciation, and It is tar 10 ppesune
that, With little time patience he will succeed in
raising up moderate party that will more than
terbaance the two extremes which by turns have ruled
arA In In
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
An Msglfsh Manufacsurer ON the war
and Slavery.

The annual banquet known as the Cuters, Feast took
place in tho Cutters HAL, Sheffield, tonight, and passed
Or with the greatest sctdt
natter dinner Sir y. Cropley said:- think that This
sounry acted quite right IN not interfering with the
struggles at present going on In Europe ana America
refer 20 America think We must Ill look the his.
Don ths Northern and SouthSn States and took with
ns my Northern opinions, and told that 10 would
be much az my lfe worth 10 introduce the cub.
of slavery but when got there and sat down among
Aem tnty introduced IL themselves. T6ey asked TO
ssu thcm What thought OF their domestic institutions
esmparcd 70 my own; they asked me II did not think
ahat ths sares In their country better OF than the
Ysope mycouptry vsr wore they not better clothed
Lesd. the w,rkipx men IN England ad not work they
Hcre NOT paid but " they would woyk they were paid
Hx their work do say hat slavery Il A1 Of that
cssStv-(ro, po)-but good viii com7 out Of H. Yet,
pey slavery wA. = the beginning Of tAh warsavery 10
pAtne bottom of ~ (o, po.) DO NOT mean say the
6(rsh wiz ocaguyr the South. hops thsy viii oons so
- ksNtA splt tberl should ~ no more Amevcsa born
aSeS ~ IN Nnewy vii b aile0sa 70 die euA. -
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
A card.

In consequence OF the fall In gold have decided 70 ONES
selections from unusually stock OF Fall and Wis
thing including the largest line OF Ovcrcoas In thA
city, at \ discount OF Hve per cent
B-I deaire to the public srAy that have
purcbsshed tie nues Clothes and Casmeres the mss
kct and mann factured them in the newest and mos
fashionable STYLES of Mems aud Boys Clothing equal
the very best Broadway which candidy oer ss4
at bona hdo discount Of Eve per cent from the marksl
prices.
81 Fourth avenue and 62 Lafayette place
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
Our Berlin Csrresponden enoe.

BERLIN, August 81, 1854.
Alleged Surrender Of Polish Refugees BY the United Sa.es
to Russid, dc.
Polish Journal, the Gios Woluy asserts that several
POLISH fusiivss who had deserted from Russian army
A sotered the service of tho United States have been
nsivsd ub 70 the huscovitss by Mr. Lincons govern.
nnk Caa there be any truth In thiss 1t seems aos,
en6foAible.
The New York herald., 1864-09-18
Obituary.
Obituary.
n. ENFANTIN, rHg FAMOUS FoURRIERITR AND wo.
MANS RIGHTS ADVOCATE.

1Ffcm GAIigDanPs Messenger, Sept
NJ hfantin, 80 well known after the revolution OF
July as the head the st. simonans, died on Thursday
morning, 81 Paris. For many years the deceased
extensively connected with railway and industrial under
takngs. The Of Paris banker no entered the Poly
technic School In 1s13 and In the following year
OF the students who, with artillery on tho heights OF
honimarre, resolutey opposed the entry OF tho allies
into Paris. That school having oeen temporarily
broken up and the OF closed a. ainst
him, he engaged In different commercial under
takings, and in 1925 made the acquaintance OF st.
Simon, who converted him TO his particular doctrines
OF religious and social renovation, involving commu-
nifty OF goods, the abolition OF the law of nhertance,
and the en.ranchisement o, women. VI. Enantin was
elected Of he two supreme fathers OF the community
established at Eenmontant but in the prosecution OF
tho Smonians, which took place in August 1892, was
condemned 10 twelve months imprisonment enemy
% good morals. on hts release he left France Egypt
where he remained two years, and subsequently, a
member OF scientific committee in Algeria, and 10 1Sg5
became manager OF the Lyons Railway During the
revolution Of 1S$s he founded the Journal Critic which
sought 10 reconcile political reform with certain forgotten
utopias. He was In bis sixty. ninth year
The New York herald., 1864-09-18

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