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.ss@ So long a. We have any dealings with
the. Yankee nation. (rsmarksthesR Rishmoud

|sssa 50 long az We nave any .desIegs sl.a !,
the Yankee nation. etenafks WEI a'snnonM =
E1am'"er, } whether IN var OF la Pssgs, Ne
must be prepared toy \ Hankss fIlesa syaefe.s 3
OF the presens dimcgls8 aaous'oAog,ss -, y - =.
prisoners Is notable e1appls. ~ W. =. slu
the tigt J enemy y nov nol9 saep = spou slIl.y
thousand prisoners captured s1 Ds.sls sl1.y
Thousand men are plning - sarlous,oanps o.l s
and fortresses, pe1snnga NOM d.sease ser ..
that wearineas Of the fiesh ana g sas nssE,
which makes HE 2 .Darden .l9s :, common nu. .
nanlty, ,I there were no cafset s q = e1sa1ge, 9
would dictate no" am as,oeulsul - 8 !.
cartel that steey, smiGnsfD2 seasAsea 80
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ooKINaBAcKWARD.

- ! .'.-s. Bv n. L. FLASH q, n ? s-5.rs.
Gods hand has planted another year,
In the fruitful soil Of time;
: To the tragic poem of.humanlife s-. .-,f
Is added another rhyme. - ~
And sit here IL q stranger town,
Widowed ofall thejoy, -
Iused to know at the glad New Year,
When was a little boy. .@-'..'-.
Twas only few brief years ago,
Telling the days that are dead =
2 But 1t tseems to me like acentury,
Counting the hopes that have fed -
Since my heart, like the gold of Parvaim,
Was free from all alloy;
o, brighter than Heaven seems now was earth, .
When was a little boy. .-. -~.s,....
I,ye wandered restless as the wind -
~ Through many aforeign Hand, -. -
And plucked the pleasure buds Of earth -.
From Clyde to Sarmacande; ~, -
But found no howerffee from blight,
~ No sweet thai didnot cloy;
: o, never canker cursed bud, fE
!. When was little boy. -, -
I,ve found the wisdom that's born of pain,
The sorrow that comes with years, :. -.
And paid the price that Adam paid -. -s..
For knowledge-and for tears.
But Ive lost E,y faith in friendships VOW,
And loves broken toy; - u.
1 used to trust in mother-and God,
When was little boy. ---....s.
. o, sadder than death Is the fearful change ~
In the trusting heart Of youth; -. -
Better believe in wholesome lie, -
Than foreverdoubt the truth. @
What care for Arthur'sfame,
q. Or the Ten years. siegeo of Troy? IN.
The heroes are myths that I used to love,
When was little boy.
IT'S true that memories are. mine ~
Unutterably bright,
But, like the stars, they shine above, '--'
a. And only show Ills night; ! - aI5s. =
And the darkness is quick with tempting hends'
Luring TO destoy,i -....
used to live In the Light OF God, .sss .
When was little boy. ..as
Itmay be true, and Ihope its, a-s
That death viii end the pain; ,. -. -
That on the shores Of another world ~
I'l be a child again. - b. -
AndfeeI with fullest faith and love,
. The oIden, golden ioy,e - s-,,g, - gr,-ss =
That came Of my trustin mother-and God,
When was little boy.
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TAXSTN KIND NOTICE.

II WILL attend at the following times
- and pscss for The Of receiving the reuns Of
TAX M KIND, on Wheat, Oats, Rye. Cured Hay and
Wool, for the year 1854. - :. .st55l.-, - ...,
n al Betha1y Church, on Monday, 5th of September
- WhjsonantS 81, on Tuesday, 9Th Of September,
AZ MccoSh,s. on Wednesday, 7h Of September
Ar Bordton, on Thursday, Sth Of September.
= Al Hickory Grove on Friday, 9Th of September.
AT John McGili,s, on Saturday, 10th Of September.
% Al Clay Hsli, on Monday, 12th OF September. a
At Ebenezer, on Tuesday, 13th OF, September
EsAt Fort Mills, on Wednesday, 14ih Of September.
AZ Coate's Tavern, on Thursday. 18th OF September
y al Wesforooirs, on Friday, 18th Of September
At Rock Hif, On Saturday, I'm Of September
= Al Bethesda Church, Monday, 18Th OF September.
tAM MMcC1nnelIsSie, on Tuesday, 10Th or Septeniber
Al payfdsCns Store, on wednesday, 2st OF September.
~ At WIN. Whites, on Thursday, 22d OF SepteHlbef
Centre Church, on Friday, 23d Of SepteMber.e
TAfBelhe7 Ehurch, on Saturday, 24tt Of September
Al YoSkvie, ON Monday, Taesday and "Wednesday, 18th
Sc7fh and a6h Of september. =, -. -. - - r1,.
ooks omen from 10 O'clock A. NJ, al each Of the above
named places, and closed at O'clock p. M,
All defauers win he dealt with asthe law directs.
am required 70 adsise pr0duces that the regular Tax
Agents. commlssaries and Qnunermasters and such other
o}c1rs as ma have sheclnl authority from the ONCE OF
xeneal chafge are eony persons whose receipts
MKIND are valid and where the 1.-THE is impressed,
that the fecert Of the fnpressinE officer must show his
Company and Recnt and must explicitly state that fhe
Impressed prnpey Is Tax In Kind !, WIN not De
. - m. Assessor, T: 4. f., York District.
y Auaass "a = ,=, 49, lss4 N St
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HEADQUARTERs, - q !
34TH REGIMENT, S. G. M.

KvILLE, s. G, August slst, 1854.
GAPTAINS or Commanding Officers
5ess swiI parade tbsir companies, on
FRIDAY, 18Th sEFTEMBER Proximo, for thepmpose Of
holding on ELEETI0Nzfor C0LoNEI4to command said
Regiment Eieuenans Of the several Companies will aci
as&ANaHERSnf said election, and return result on the
following day, Saturday, l7h of September to me, eer
FED to BY the several managers
H1-2Isl J. A.. MCLEAN, A:
Col. 34th Regiment, 8. c. NJ.
: ,,s,,ef
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Observation-Disclosures

e KJ4JUTtf$jAKOIl OIlNA-1UhNI,dD
t3 TEIcT- Whereas, JACOBS. WYhIE, and G. r.
RATCHFORD have applied TO me for Letters Q. Admin
isfation on all ana singular goods and chatte rights
and credits Of JAMES WYLlE, late OF the District A.
These afe sherefcet cite anadmonish aanG singular
te knxsd ancfefos ofthe said deceasedt TO be and
befrere At our next ordhays Coutfor the said Dis
,ric TO be holden sc York Court House the 18th day OF
sepfeInhcr isfo sew cause, ffany, why the said Ad
mjnissfailon should not be granted. :,
Gipen @ hand and Seal this I'd day of September
ie year Of OUR Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixtyfouf and In the eighty ninth year OF the Indei
= pendence Of South Caroiina. = c,.,,, -
!, ,.r.' |,
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~ The Unitedststes FriatasB sBrapdywine
was burned at Old Poins,. on Saturday, in
1oivips q loss ef eyers ,We,eoo; -. =. :
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The Necessity of Punctuation. S
: tErIyApH TO MY UNCLE ToBY.
mot. Punctuated

| 4 - :
he was on experienced old man in the
ways il the world be profted not in hon.
esty purity and sobriety was always found
sie 2demoralizing society aneyer. associated
with the good he was counted among the
foremost in. vice in every shape q stranger
to, high nindedness and correctness of de.
pertinent be was ever devoted to what was
.ow sordid and mean be turned deaf.
ear,so the miseriesof afellow creature his
heart was ever open to malevolence CHAIR.
ty afforded shield to none did BE refuse
sympathy and sorrow it was his nature.
:: The above epitaph was handedato two
gentlemen, and was punOsuated az follows.
By the first: tt -, Z, -. 5as,r5,s -
aHe was an experienced old man. In
The ways Of the. world he profted not, In
honesty, purity and sobriesy, was always
found. In damofalizing society, never as.
.sociated: ! With the good hel;sas countcd
among the foremost. In vice in every shape,
q stranger To highsmindedness and oor-
rectness Of deportmenthe was ever devoted.
To what was low, sordid and mean he turn
ed a. deafsear, to the miseries Of fellow
creature his heart was ever open. To male,
Violence charity afforded q shield: To none
did be. refuse sympathy and; sorrow. II was
bis nature" * s-,,-.,. r.,
The second returned itas follows; -,
: @He was an experienced old man in the
gays of the world: He profted mot hon
eaty, purity. and sobhsty. Was always
found in, demoralisiDg society. Never as.
sociated with the good. He was counted A.
mong the foremost in. vice 10 every shape.
a. stranger to highmindeddsss and correct.
6ess,of department., be was ever desotedsto
what was.low, sordid and mean. He turned
q deaf ear to the miseries Of a fellow erea-
ture. His heart was ever open to malevo.
leuoe. Charity afforded a shield to none.,
Did berefase sympathy andsofroW, iis-Was
his nature, = - - 80 y IL g.
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. . SaGe IT, JIM5"-We have beard Of . man
Who idtsB volunteered lind duted By vari.
souss geonsesspss circanstabesss toso0upsot
5hiahsggard CARCASS with "a 6ays!rys com Z
pany. He hada Mary, and dreaded te
:asauainthsr with his OrfaL,, deed. Gently
he broke to her. listening ear tie dreadful
news shd oaaght if as iiE came, and
jnmping slapped huron the back ;and
eselaimed 4aois Jim77-ge; Il my boy
.IfII can get along nop I can get along then,
f0r.y ysaf knSW t9I have one Ice. 70 feed
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!. aa. Some years ago letter was received
in New Orleans, directed to ssthe biggest
fool in New Orleans" The postmaster vas
absent, and on his return one Of the young
.er clerks in the Office informed him of-the.
receipt Of the letter. 49,,
= &Ahd what bssams ofiss'' enquired the
postmaster. Il>&ssis-.ss 5 2; st@@sis'sa
> > "Whgy' replied ths clerk, 81 did anet
know. whothe biggest fool :in. New. Orleans
vas, and SO opened the letter myself =
-'s And what did you find in asked
the postmaster. - ''s&2 ss'l@ s'ss
why answered the slssk, ssnothiDg
but, the words, Thou art the mag, Z ~ :
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in EQU7TY-T0RK DTsTRICT.
Wlniam clntonsad Whs,l

I'm obedience to the order rof. the Court
I'll of ruxS 7fs carss az Jane Term, viii
expose 10 public sale a. HURK COURT HOUSE, on the
FIRST MQNDAYslN IN 6CfQBER NEXT, 2 tract Of land
De,onefnr to the estate Of JAMES MIsRELLY, deceased,
saafe i YORK Diytiet bounded by lands OF Mark Cal
James Erwin Josiah Moore and Others, and contain
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STATE OF soUTH eARoL1NA,

STATE OF SWBTA CARVHAINA,
- YORK DISTRICT. 1za--
Roddeys Co., VI w B. .Dunlap.-ArrAcHMEST.
.EHIHEEREAS, the plaintiff 5 did on
hs 18th day Of October 1853, file their declaration
against deendan who it Is said is absent from and
without ma limits OF This State, and has neither wife MOI
atcorney known within the same, upon whom copy Of the
said declaration might reserved II Is therefore ordered
THAI the said dendant 10 appear and plead 70 the said
eclaration on or before the 18th day of October which
wi be la the yearof Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fIy sour Otherwise final and absolute judgment will
S(sisS Sc. MOORE, Clerk.
October 18Th, 1853. :"
- N6yelnber a "A oily.
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12s ACRES.

TrRns or enough pay costs, the balance
o me purrhase money % be on credit OF twelve months,
vim fnsrcsf from aav OF giving bond with
Two good snret3es 20 secure the purchase money
- SSssosccusber Ysls. :, :. 8 At Z
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"A DEssRrHH AHaEsrEDs BysI 1Ap1xs.
A. correspoadenssof the Neeon 1s1sgrs6
relates the foIl0wingiueidsp

EhLCuIIcpPuAbCubrott VI tnSs1tApuvtNs< <SsSctls..ffss
relatas the followingiusidspts
81; On!thsmorning of The s6fstsof sAugust,
was rumoreds that there wassa desartsrips q
Irwin County, about CEN milss from She
court house, and no man could .be fod1d 10
arrest him; even Gov. Browns sspsts and
militia" had gone to the 'front.' aud We en-
rolling goEcef vas tWsntys sfse nilesoH. -
.Whatare veto dol was the question askss
ed by some ladies ID the neigh hborhcod
AT this moment two young, beau atfftl and
intelligsh. ladies' pfofefsd tog go aua dls1b
the arrest s Thsy made athsifssmotds sandt
the wife Of soldier who lived esst bB,.ssrs
quainted. With their Intentions The two;
matrons ,vel1ntesrsd to assist the young a.
dies; accordingly the csaiisgs was wa 8 ordered,
and d negrosmaaEput uponshesbox Arm
ed andseasipped, they sdreFe so thsf hease.
of the ,desertsr,a boldly aed fsarles sslys tksy
Ealighted from their carriage and Selksd i1s
to the house. Desester asked them u Be-
seated, but they dsciined, st tie saas dtinae
informing him that be was asdesertsrssud
their prisoner, and must take d ssas III sheir
carriage and go with them 70 The court
house, Desertsr begged, entreatsd and
prayed, but all toano purpose to town fAay
carried him and srnt Him 81 jsil instsaofs
.iugthssjailor to- keep him until called 1g
by The enrolling officer. -
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arrseSEsIr..4a- ~ E0Us.
y III ceSsG llgs.sgs 9Es gafs ssaTas

Thc isosrsafpeHt af tlse Confederate sssset
esssssstiag u sss Executive. legislative assi ln.
sississ Departments. u sis sagse sgsas II The
soycresga States tesnposiesg slla Censzsrfaey.
This sgessgy iias i~ea sp operation hat sac
yrasy. and Il hss already rendered il aeees@aty
thai assgs the war i soses. q Ccsserssoa Of ihg
sovereign ssasss should he eaEssd together se
slsssstss.se i,s Limitations. The people aa ssrc
States arr nawillins. Ii the tnisss Of the wsf
now sagsag Ietweea tho Confederate States
aa5 The Tnisssf Ssa.ss. 10 aispa:e os degY the
powsss tho Gsveruinart NJ she Confederate
States HAS ssassueGi n iien ship il 10 storm,
which aasaagass shs isses Of al oE lstasi. pass.
.esgsgs nsay rrfissc 10 ressns sadsgaisses pa;
tpoa slseaTa.y the carsass OF sfe ercw. al
though tssay es,nd asse sbssasai :ss'own essr
board, Is Is lss.ieF for shssa 10 wais ansl this
slssp II safe In Foss. And 10 IL Is wish the
Ssa.es composing the Cnnfe<sssHey. They snsss.
a;ae shesrsfrua. T1,ay uHss drise their enss
rsaies eas of their bonseTx. aad siadisais their
iusspenasnee against saels nsaioss rage.
Maving accomplished siis. they ssiiI sarn soEs,sd
On their sgoais ef she Confederate tsavsrnmcas,
aa9 sestae wssla them on aeenuug af their usuF.
pations. There are ilssee siaa ,solsse on which
. has assumed questionable powers. Lee u
eannersss ssaesa
Ss-I, The goafe8eEass Government has assumed
slae power of apptopsiasing ssoaey fso,a ss,o
Treasury - baild railfsasis- The Justification
is-frslstas afessssfs lit is good. ;hsa all
branches Of internal isapsosesasai. wliel, faesl.
tate tho transportation d troops or munitions
of wsr. afe within tha scope VI appropriations
hY shs Confederate Gosefnneass The Con
kderass sossfnu,ens il oUaipetent over the
whole aalicEt
a. Under tta power gison TO Congress '.to
raise ard support srsaios.s e longFsss aas claimed
the power 90 eonscfihe anil pat into tho army
So sse Centsaagasa States ali the Stale Officials
ly which the stass Governments are carried
90. II Congress possesses s:his pewer, then II
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Aoss Tsrra rHAx Porrnr.--A lsdy Of .hi

Aums TRrra rHAx PorsnY.-A lsdy Of this
c;ty, writing to her friend 10 the country, says:
'srhs great burs OF our city. at present is around
the slseo. hire The rules of the cTowd are
plsl,, jam. squeeze, paes ,hokc. stick wi'h pins
s.as with yous elbows and give - much 'inpu-
deaee as rssssib.e. /. spoils wotaau's temper,
pa,i.nve. pride and CLOTHES. Don't come, Il you
can { possible stay away. Buy your goods by
pfosy, an, let ,ha, proxy wear pan'a'ooaa
In yot, arc frantic 10 Try the experiment.. how
e.sr rub yoar face with brass candlestick be-
fsrc rou start, with your pockets honntifulIy
s,ypnIicd with Confederate notes, little silver
or the tongue, iron in the heart, hrass IN The
fare. and lead in yoar boots. you may venture,
DO. shess are Indispensable. --c1rolissss.
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Ry -. .x1a E GSGoIssxsS xs
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mn mo.ss 81. ss oo
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Rates tssK u. Advertising:
j. Fcr oss Square tsasre sinea d sss
sroTdAES scs shus ssrss sasesiscn. aud ONE DOL
LAn assa rFYTy CENT sos each subsequent
assyUkaY SoTssgs ezcsea;ng osse Square chasssss
Did aasesssssag rasss. s sss
sTsasssseas assses ard Dob Wogx g Us
PAID r1a IN AsSg a
scaasassssa ssssh N oar regular atlFegfs.
rg patrons
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i correspondent 81 tic liverpool post, gives
sias as5oilouing aluusing aesoent Of ihe saanHes
d Which esp. sesaines risksa Yankee 10
sl,S Straits Of Saaaa:
Ne ars i s:ssle excited with iatsllisoate
;r0sy. Penang ..,at ss sOnsslessse Ssasss stsea.
tnsr Alasanaa IS erasing secsis there. She
:oos swo yaakcea IN tbs STRATA ot sanaa, and
wss passaea hs she Vaaslashil. aasa nigse
cane On. tise alzhasna was ss,asst twsty miles
al,sasi, and apslsr coyer III siarssssss sAa
rad her sasasl, pat ous hsr siFes sns sss sssls5
'Iho sl.;p WAS thes, pot ahoass assa saa
slirscasop of whnre hsa Iass ssess sgss yssss.
,ierl.sl.. Al slaybreak s.sc wss sisaaln f1sssss
of the Vanderbilt. who bera down md sss
,uisrsl jf shey had seea d las.e ssca'sasE
10 The nosth~arsi. Captain sseIsssssss feElisa
.Yes: she was gsisg alleasl.ifii speed and faiass
he one bu,lrcsi lsslses awsy By shla Isle Vsas
.lerbil. Immediately put On Ill aset 'i veil
an asuila gssse ciasse. swbile sesauses quietly
shipped his iuuuel. asi bcre away 10 So epps-
sta direction. |. WAS reported lasa rsghs taat
the Alabama was outside OF amherst
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eENERdL CONGRESSES.


As a General Congress IS shortly TO be held
in Europe, j, Is sutjec; oi historical curiosity
10 look back atfd see when and Oh what ocea
sions those cansecations which have charged
tho international relations Of Europe have been
held. TIE approaching Congress promises to
effect some important notifications Of these fe
lationa. The fast General Congress was that at
which The treaty of WessplelIa (isss} becamc
the public la~ of Europe. Il composed the
religions Discussions which. arising ent ofsle Re-
sssftn.- ion, slad torn snd afflicted Europe tof
thirty yeas. Il produced this grca. change;
.iie religious passions ceased to agisa.e Europe
The objects and oecasions c5 hostility became.
subsequently,, commerce aud the extension OF
territory.
The Congress tbs. formed she treaty OF
/ Uuceh. m Tisl was the next eceas;on o. great
change. Ii closed the war OF The Spanish sae-
cessson, ard restrained the ambition Of Louis
NV and u,ade extensive charges in The terri
torisi raIasioas. Of Europe.
Tbs ,rea,y Of PARIS (l7es) was no, proiac.
sire of further Fcsal.s .isan to close she seyea
fsais war. and no farther 10 affect The inierna.
iioaal relations Of Europe sfsn 10 confirm The
claim 81 Prass;a 10 the rankofa firsssa,a poser
The General Congress, shst nsad sesile.
f.sens os isis. apsesliug all The elder ssagelsass
territorial arrangencasss aas The mos ssnpor-
saas sitcr Tie treass ct Utrecht Id the annals o!
diplomacy.
! Tho relations sowass.s each oshes Of che
, sssases III Europe, a shsy stool before Bora.
passe maje ,lse changes that followed bis
,riurpbs. wess not restored 10 The condition in
wl,iei, ,lssg ssot before the French revolution
New adjustments aeye made, A disscrsa'
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Pss F,crvsx OF Mosgs. ~-Ie looks no bar.
.Its chief on medium ssasage, aeliease, lishs
form. hpown hair, hias cyess assd suorssasl.e,
and an expression tbs sasipcat of inssaeioas. he
cyistces no plysieai tokens sigaaling sl,a aaia.
eious and successful partisan header hu Is He
MAS dressed in sctsl nsaios's gnll dress sni.
form. lie gsys as bis history before Rai do.
ring lhc sas. and il was q most sgreval,le ae.
ei,ai. He acted and spoke 81 "a gessisssaa,
with 40 sbo. efsnissFiiy or bullying ersSEisy,
or issking sneefs at bis victims. At t;sass be
eotll uas suppress thsekle oycs his Successes
In accomplishing certain captures and ascid'
s.sles af heiag capsasea himself; but this ~as
very natural.
'.yoa usass be qai,a a ioa." remember re
marking 10 him. sparsicuiarly atnong ,hs ladies
so naturally wershipfal Of heroes Of yoa1
school 7"
.Weli. well.r be said. s,roking his peassaehe
Il rear tissle.u
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AxganoTn or Ggx. N',sE.--- We heard q day
or two ago, says Inc Pessrsbafg Efpyssss .
gctssi store .old 'upoa s;un Wiiss which We bs.
Iseys has neser been III priss- Whilst encasnpss
ia p,s The peainsala BE oae 9sy uas riding
afossg sssssie ss.ss Isl gss ssisTsy * Is sssass
and eauss upon one of biz wagons which sas
tass stalled. The driver was 81 white man.
upofa seeing This spectacle he reiasd up bic
tlcrse. ahtl looking apoa john said Here u
q tine ,ssgen and team gajag 20 destruction tor
sass al i .lfiscs.H The latsags hsipg his eye
a,saa the Gsnessl. instantly retersed: = ca,
asa asase Il = vsry fue bvigaae, Zoe. going %
destruction for want al Rragcd,er- 1ha
aeacisi seoa sesumsi bis journey AZ quick
easd pace.
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Gxx. F,srosx.- General FInegsns she here
Of Lake Cisy. "a al Irishmaa bs birth. ln easly
life he eulis,sd as private in the United statga
re,,.,lar army Alter his discharge heiessOsed
20 Ftorsla where be became employed, se are
informed. Al an engineer BY intelligence aaa
pood con,iac. he prospefesi 10 bis afaiss mar
Red eiigily. aud became aleading cii'seta. Since
the brraking on, Of the war he has risen 10 ihs
Confederate strviec 10 the rank of Brigsiser
General; and he has jns. won victory which
makes him famous at homo aud honosed
throughout The Confederacy. In him we haze
another reminder Of the gratitude which we
owe 10 oar soldiers OF foreign birth, and OF the
kindness which VIC should manifest to them.
!. PgrcE's ARxy.--Thc last aecoaets represent
Gen. Price TO he oply few mics back Of
Washington, ARR, with a fine arny--iannaoora
it is nceeiless for well known reasons 70 name
Tne army Is in ahe plszas and nloss ssasalsrs
spirsss.
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NEW sERIEs-VoL. mo. If
TIE Nsw YoRK Basgs.-The Bank PFes


TIE Nxw YoaK Basgs.--The Bank Pres
idents OF New York and Albany. hare had .
meeting, in which the national system adopted
by secrrtary Chase, was bitterly opposed
IL was clanned that the advantage given 20
national banks Id relief frefn taxation, etsy
would drive the State banks out of existence.
One oil the speakers urged taat the new system
would prove not only dangerous, but in The
end ruinous. and insinated tha; il would force
aswas of sectiofs:; ti,as NO sooner was the wag
ended than . financial revolution throughout
lshe North would soliew. All Of the speakers
urged State protection, and showed that the
banks o' New York held some q. 900 OF
bullion. which shes could sell st IN enormous
profit, bat kept as a balance wheel, whis the
national banks we're nos called upon 70 keep
specie to reieem their no:es. and had nothing
10 tall back upon.