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, 1865-09-04
Arrest Of Gen. Winder's
-, Cav
Shreveport, La, and a Large
Amount, Of Cotton Burned.
Ex-Rebels Preparing to Emi-
crate to Brazil;
San Domingo Evacuated by the
Spa11iartls,
Ex-Rebel Gen. Lee Writinq a
History Of the War.
EUROPE.

xfr 81.
Ts.a ,r,.. s."-, ~ ~, -
1nhe-1he shen7ndoah-Iho Cholera,
Observation-Disclosures Of the cat-
flnent,,s nf tbc Surz f,nunl-Thc mar.
~. W '>@ a. ''A'@
Ae'". ... ......-.,.
,,n,to,, ,be t,sd .r-4re5 mi, ;, y,
Ta Go, r.s.o,n hsa .r-iros =, ab,,.os,
4ne eIeat EsA,etn Mau attl'eu ~ Sosa.ness'
Lapt anoe1son 1all! peaesca IN pelog ap!e 70 LAY
ofa new casse md proper picking up appliances b.
.1su 10y zsm w. a. "a' pe4 ~
The Atlsntie telegraph eompsnie. m harchcso,vcd to
las new cahtc next June and pick up the old one,
Mr' Mason. Wiling to The T-net sars or1srs
wers at onec Forwarded 70 stop iha shensndoah,s
cTse H. esatIe Sa III par1e eoni1nues ~ ,A' "f
.Con.ol. p4SxStWaf: Fyrnch rrnteA cef 1oc sass
Central do. 4. -
faAsck-Ihe Emperor and Empress ART in
SMitzesland.
TcHkkr.-1ho cbo1e1a l. disappearing in Con-
.h,,.+. .%f,,,,,,,,.~ p....,,,. .,a
,valeneia "a disappsarine. '' ''"4 'eoA" @'e
Tha auex canal nood gates were opened, and a
fezae.n ta s MI III " nn IT, h o 'o ae
irA1T.SEzfaaa denies ihat dpaucial arrange
Un1r aaa H., thc ssti1rYNerf ~ the Rnrsn IAN
w. II cnotr1,fion tNsea ~ IN An.t.,,
1,+,s.1s nsn,ah frcs,y # T,e.te Wne rs,ncnSea ~,
G.otet1,, TEussIs cste isacabcre. "a Tiuc Austria
Issa r. r,Ses rn1es eq ~
Mrfes In II dccided The Rnperor Of Aasirfa cor
dsly ssg hias o. !; 1,
~. a.. E,n,.p Il suats WI Kin II Pm ~
es. ~ Il. Ia is tn hc nrcnnd h.. n"ai. VI
seesa + aSs!sin r. Aasts aad + d:si. IN
cosa1he1AI. q gu.
, 1865-09-04
BOSTON.

Sad aecIIent-Flre on the Worcester
Railroad Depot.
Dosroy, Sept. 2.-afiss MeGsegor. daughter Of
Ianea McGrcgor, President Of the State Bank Of
thi. city, WIS accidentally fhot At North conway,
n r., yesterday, and died instantly.
fre broke ont last nlchs In The HppeF stories of
tho Worcester R. n. depot occupied oy Duckley =
Co., furniture mannLactnser* and destroyed prop
ertr 10 the falne Of la.0W. I1s1re6.
, 1865-09-04

New Material Cor Fractional Currency,
NEw TonE, Sept. 3.-The He7a1@s Washington
SPECIAL eays tl1e printing OF 1acttonal cutrcncy
notes npon The aew mcnGlane copy has been tenn
porariIy checked hy el'eht disagreement between
the production and cost OF the paper eventually.
Whep a decision Is a7ised at By The SECRETARY, tic
iiue sntccssfui imitation Of which vii baiis tbs
oldest connteste,ter II will b. well nigh fmposst-
Die 10 produce the paper outside. tbs Treasu-y
esp ron q ): ab aqa o 1as
genuine notes. Not The least among tho many eY-
crencies Of the new currency, Is the E1ct TINT It
will wash
, 1865-09-04

4WAsuIxG1ox, Sent. 3.-Tht Grand Jury Of Mary
land, On Thursday, returned Indictments to1
Treason against Bradley T. Johnson, GeorEs
Freaneza, John G. Howard Thos. Mtz Hughes and
Henry g.. Gilmore. the gnetiila- The indictment
aainsi the United States, especially on the 18th oi
june. 1863, IN Warrington county, Nsry!and: md
In capturing and linking possession OF Ge1yshnrg.
, 1865-09-04

NEW TonK, Sept 3.-The 7>vb,ns's Washington
special says the statement that tho records Of the
AndeFonyille prison pen had been stolen needs
qualification. They werc originally .old for *3H
10 The War Department by Uotance -Atwates, who,
while priEpnez there managed to abstract them
nom the rebel officials. He tys afterwards deta,le
10 accompany Capt. .Moore's party to ANDERSON
VILE and during hfe absence secretly made copy
=. Of tic original. with tho preeumah1e Intention Q!
repeating their sale h another quarter. He l. now
nnde1g6fug court.ma1tlal for the ioIenoe> Capt.
Noore has shc original copy sttll In bis possession.
, 1865-09-04


NEw YoEK, Sept. "A statement originating in
reports occasioned by the oultsston Of the monthly
statement Of tho condition Of the Treasury has
chilled out the following note:
"TREAsCnr or TIE UNITED STATES, =
WAsuEso1aN, Sept. !, 1865.
To The Editors OF the Evening Post:
Your money article OF Monday Lat, Aug. 18th,
contains the iollowing;-I 1t Is rypo.ied thar COM
pound interest notes of quite recent a.e arc in cir.
cu1ation, showing that tho eurrcney ts expanding
Instead Of being CONTRACTED" Now when ASSURE
you that the notes Of recent date that you speak
Of hare been Issued IN exchange for such as horc
run esurn six months to gear and that In this way
over $I1 OtD In accrued inie1est his been already
sared to the Government, you will sea that while
yonr reported fact Is tue Jour inference e r ~ ~
correction,
e. +. S. SPINNER,
Treasurer OF the United States.
, 1865-09-04

NV YoKE, Sept. 3-Prortfional 9ostFnar rar,
eEnct1pp the people how to proceed 10 regard to
taking lie cath Of elerlapee, and preparing them
seNesto becorut eligible to Eote for members OF
the State convention, OF 10 serve AZ delegates In
he same. He also alludes to the laWlessnass
which IL 70 prevalent in the Statc and tells the o.
fendcrs thnt It they do moi stop their criminal con
duct voluntarily, he will ea upon the military, who
Will compel them to do 20.
, 1865-09-04
Icd. DRTia3 Condition.

SRH ToRK Sept a--The HtruLFs Fortrers
Monroe correspondent Of The 1st says jed. Davis
walked out yesterday for the 7st time in four d1ys
lie Is la'odnE under another attack OF eryspelas,
but Of slight character. and showing no danger
oua pyrnpfoms. His forthcoming trEi, which It IL
laca Is thought 10 have supeEinlHGe1 the attaek.
, 1865-09-04
CHICAGO, MONDAY: SEPTEMBER 4. 1865.

border are given, and United States military fo,c
L appealed 10 sorprotsrtiou. Gen Merritt Is uflug
his cavalry.
Texas papers arc hI1cd with articles discerning
fai1nrr oi The rebellion, and conuseipg unzese1Ssd
loyalty 10 tho old government.
, 1865-09-04

A1pANI, Sept. Lam accident occurred 70 INC
atvn. H.. bY The breaking Of IN nxIc. The bag
rnee car was thrown OF The tsack and the baggage.
MN, named Smith, Of this ctty, instantly Filled.
we've slightly hu1, but none Of the Passengers we're
tnjutrd.
, 1865-09-04
Rue1I ve. Sherman.

SEw YoRk, Sept 3--1he Void ,to'nonow, vi
contain long lette. from Cen Buell., denyinE the
movements before the ba.tIe o!shilob. Ce:. buels
gives many official letters and dispatches re!ativet to
The movements on the Cumberland aE1 Iennessts
riSers. so1ue Of which a1e now published for The
first time,
, 1865-09-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
The National Debt.|.alitu. for Par.
dons-Thc Terx Tfial-SummonI1ae.
Witnesses for the Defence.
a}r} tn La NJ

The National Debt.E1aIilug for Par
dons-The Werx Tfial-SummoniM@
Witnesses for the Defence.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune-} =
WAsnts67pr. Septa
The monthly statement Of the public debt. deg
plte the stupid cont1adltinn Of the Scu York press,
was prepared A. usual. and viii be officially pub
bthed In dry Or two. Tht following Is recapt&-
u1ation Of the statement appears from The books
Of the Treasurere returns, and requiAstons In the
Treasury Department. On The 3I.t cf Ansust, 1865:
Debt bearfng interest," IN coin aunoupt outstanding.
f1,l aiA 1al interest," $50 500 50; debt bear
Ing Interest In Lawful money, EL@5s, s8l030 In
tereet, SCI oss. debt On which interest has
ceatcd Z, ,sos GEO. o. Dnbt bearing no interest
.s7aa rs e5s.3 Total amouns outstanding Sa.757-
Esa.5n.4S. Total interest *1sa 01, ,Gass sf-. Legal
lender notes In circulation, one md tWo Jeass i've
per cent notes. <3 $50 80; Z. i. notes cd Issue,
s5oe as; e. S. notes, new issue, $i4 - gu: CON-
pound interest notes, set Of March 81, 1865, SIS,
tDo; compound interest, act OF June aOth, 1864,
5000 ,160. Total, tCs4 IL, ,159+ On the :1st OF
Jrly, the drbt stood e 75a z53 which, COM
pared With the nhove statement, shown an increase
during tie month Of August Of only s3gi e.5 81
During thu eamc period the interest Of the public
debt WIS reduced 1,1so o0o, by The redemption Of
outstanding Certificates of Indebtedness. the amount
Of suspended requiaitioua now being only q, ILL.,
Ma4 The Epeeie in the T1earp1J xnults On the slst
vns fls, FILA, showing IN fncrease over Last
month Of over I'll, ,000,0N. The amount Of cur
re,cy on h.nd, however has decreased from *.8 H.,
17l.So In Jnly, to 23.ss- Thn arcutation oi
fractional currency aas increased SGy4s1o.
Between two and three hundred applications,
from Southern rebels Tor pardon, were recei.ca at
the Attorney Generals Department yesterday and
Today, and he forwarded about seventy pazdoDs to
the President for his eicpature,
, 1865-09-04

Mail 1iac11Itsee-prospec1i Return
Of the State.

NEW York, Sept a,-Gov. Perry, Of South Caro-
Hra has written 10 the Postmaster General, Htat1nG
thnt the railroads are in condition to ca!y ails u
r thcy extend and that then they viii le dellFer T.
cd 10 their destination In hacks. He also SAYS 20
ha. the qualification Of stating that South Carolina
ie ali loyal nnd takfne the oath eeeru1ly, and that
she nil bc the frst 10 taks he1 p}nce In The Unsu,
, 1865-09-04
Chicago Gribnl1e.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1866.



rur wEux
<.o,d NJ tb,. ,.osa l., Nv w.t. t44
Thc ns,,s, dss,~ fst., r.,,roaa Incident will !
IN .,,,,s ras.sa.1 J.. ta ..,s.,.,r ixp.,cbea.
~ s-,su ~ ~ oTr ~. .s Hao.rtncnt, Camp
sA -, Va tae ~" sss IN t,c = military |
- -ast =, 11.s 1S. ~
'9, ~ " tee on'.eo eI4'es' .s ,,f,f by the city
1ae amount o1 u 60 .. ~, al 1seL Il over
" tnlaoe'pnsa sor ..,"n,.. ur ~ iloflarx.
@ua -. '.I..,,n,tatton Is expected to be-
n1pau wsshinptou md ycw Oriezns IN
oanaasse~ ps'"sst ~. u;r,-.ris. 4,euueeeec. etc.
'e" sss,sst.h contaIus interesting details Of
usts '.-sst,;on os 1857. which are Of import-
ne ts.- ~ ~, snn, ,r5bntosx.
anee 10 aaae4 e4t tt.4,,+ct of III. ad fnat ant |
san frnne'st" " -, ~. A. - 49, -.
mentions she .,a ns,,s..,1 ,,,vt~ nv nnns-n.
faK sud E5sess. Q, 'n[ r1"..., os. xssr., re|
TIC Amnoso4 es ~, - .:s:... t, s..e".
annoahce 'nas tns 81, +aass etrsan.. ,aNa..t
On aoooAs' s'a"e'''ost 49, '' 1'" -
"eau'
inc fentane nay os.aea uy"u ~ o. loa,
a.o Leu ~ - s-s,tsho1s. 49,,
n.s. tIe os.s''4' = ato> ~''o NV
1I.~s e,.r.... a...-..... y. .t.f,.,,n.
rrr.;a..t ~ ,,,s s,s,e Isent =, mason w,. nj
her+.1,r tnn4 .1A 4n.t,nt}y tt,}e1 n CONWAY X. r..
IN Frl6nv
~ ~. sa.a
,tpa.u w..,.n.eo, ~ ~ ,.,o~.,. ~ -.a.s
~ 49, -, rssrs. 80 T,ra- H. .c,,nanx -
:s.,.s,,-;s Ae7 0A
.stT.:,", ,.a,.. II /, My,
..:41l".. W. sueeeeee - -" r,..",',,.
Voetesa Mexico ano eneecsees ~ tne Aepahiesns
N ne eestern Paf1 2! .aa@ eoaa1F' ona1t' III
Ma0eo aso oaals
Nea0s FISK EaFe@ tnosl encouraging atcon"'
u oH ot's1*i'o'.s ""ong tee Fte'unl'n ~ 49,.
see. lie found nny willis pensons to one blaek sa"'
elsttn$ % tne ooVefnmenI
bids f0r The erection Of stale Fe"!e"a's
Tor Hansas. to be lotated I've miles QUIZ AeaGn
WORTH Will be received unti the 4''n 'a's*
building IL to contain h0y cdas'
The unicd States Consul 81 fore .Aanon;
In letter 10 the sta'c osp7ranea,. "a s.1emo
the advance OF tho eholefh couHaue i3 1ae neA'
twenty dsss, 1t snu*s te looked 'of ~ Enf'aaa+
The laic rebel Gen Zee 10 Wiling nlstas!
OF the ssar ttror hls is'7h IN cnaoessano conats
Va. Tic work VIII Dc "Fatcn Hon = tsoel a1Aoa
point
San Domingo has been completely evRcu-
s.ed By The spau!sh forces, and the DomfnIcans
,have now unu,olcs,el possession d the whole
islaud. ''
Anxicns frpan Cairo mention the burning Of
,h+., hn,ara hale. nj ro,fon nj .4e1ns Au-ust -
T7-r,.so -rno,t II. hr,7,.nr Of lx-rr. noTtIon of
si,rcy.no,. IL. with eonsiderahle co,fon.
Gen. Windcr's son, Capt. r. B. Tlnder, one
<s 4he Ande,xonytuc oncfals 1ucntioppd tn the
We7z Indictment, has beru arrrsted hy Gen. Miles,
commanding n FORTRESS Monroe, and Is now IN
Washington,
VIC learn from the Chhttanooga Gazette
thot buslness fEm engaged IN the Manufacture Of
glass inlhe city oI Portland. HAihc. Intend soon
&nAtnh{Ft1EM BRANCH mAnQlxEI0f9 LQB y J
, 1865-09-04

:, ST. GATHERINGS, Canada West, Sept. =
Navigation through the Welland Canal was re-
eumed at noon to-day.
, 1865-09-04
Relief and Health to yourlnfants,
Price, Only 35 cents a Eottle.

Tha following Ia IN exs1zet OF letter written by thu
Eev s. Holme. psAsor ofths Peant street 11aptss
Church. Iooklsp. y. T., to tho Journal and Nease-
ser Cincinnati, Ohio. md speaks soluata IN hyur OF
the rorid.ferowned medicine, MRS. WIysLoW,s
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEKTHIyGs
ave see an advertisement IN yopr colanna OF MI:9
NINSLoW'S SOOTHING STRUF. Nov, va uever
said word IN favor VI tho pxtent n,etfctna before IN
CUT le. but feel compelled to say to your readers
that this "a no humh uE-we hare tried IT, and know IL
to be I'll 1t clas 1t IL probably Of the moat sn-
cessu1 medicines Of the day, because 1t "a one OF tho
best and tho4e Of our reaters Who hare babies cxpt
do better than t1y IA supptyx
apeku7l3-Sm-EeAMnet
, 1865-09-04

For the least gift "a mrc4:; solid rold lew
ely for *iGa Is any other Gln sterc eau
se1i for *.,D0 or usually cost 3o.u. Thc
shnp!. reason is tha. puan has six I.lIlr1lsc De
rots his bus.ness and connectGi NTH as7oca-
Hpn having three a5Ee mann~ttCrtes and ~ 600 CO.
capital and sell oNrs Ut .atl than OTHERS are ahe
to buy ut Wholesale, Gail at l33 Dearborn street.
6Ctf.it
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HsADoUAn1rAf, AMY on I'm POTOMAC
III 3AW3 GtiU Gtfh assoc Jan 2-Evening I
Quiet st prevails along the lines Of this army the
bad weather prevailing for the past few days making y
impcticabls TO carry cut any military movement even
enc contemplated a4 sleseiaa .s.ss tq .ss5s,s
Many persons have predicted thai sn svacuatien q
Petersburg wsuld take place before ncwj but -
there are NO signs Of such event .sss5 ls :ss-ss
The dessrters coming within our lines ere very hume
rous the number ranging from twelve 70 ty day, Al
OF whom tell the most doleful stories Of the hardship
they had TO endure the scarcity Of previsons Ia I'D
predict that the END Of the rsbelhou u near q hand
Col Bachelor Chief Quastcrmsstsr q he Army a
the Potomac, was tonight the recipient # beautiful
present from the officers or the QuAftsYasters Dsps
ment Of the Second corps The tsstimenAa copsssd q
costly gold watch and chain, together with msgniA
cent photograph album, containing pictures Of NE
oicers who participated In the a6AI H WAS formerly
Chief Quartsrmaster Of The Second oOys md since 10
has held his present position he has given complete sa
faction not only to those connected with the department
but TO the Commanding General. i fl
The dessrters report only one man killed and two
wounded by the explosion Of the DTewry during the hte
raid OF the snemys Aest Four dessrtsrs ashore
and came into our lines b s.sJ VIC q assssaHcs
40 s-A ~ -.'e TeKrnEss MoxRon, JsA- =, 1soS.
The exit Of the rebel gunboass from under che guns Of
their batteries on M James river came Near proving
very serious affair 70 rs Had the rebel ram Rchmsnd
not grounded the whole OF heet Of transports with
all the works Of Senersl Grant City Point would have
destroyed for the naval ocer In charge Of our
forces turned tail and ram for which dsgaccful condusa
IL In reported he has been dismissed the service.
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The Quots q Kangs County Under the
r# Last Call.

The quota ~ now dsanisely nxed for King county,
under the rscans ssp for scoooe men, Including =
credits for s.~s yn1ffpnts and years q SERVES, .
Eighth, Ninth, Hspth 5welh, fourtesnAh, sixteentAs
Seventeenth and EghtOPuh wards, with Fiasbush New
a I *. rs End as,
First second, ibid, Fourth, Finh, SEVENTH Eisvsnd,
Thirteenth, FfAeuth, Nineteenth and rwedfsth wards
was q CO.'S showing rcduction Of 2,eeA No moro Ne
auctions deductions expscted, end applied fog
that tile authorities must besr themselves II order -
hll the quota sw ts r.
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The Davis Organ Highly Exhilarated ~
the Prospect Before II, and Trying 10
Put Good Face ON II.


Let Congress aud the authorities hasten the work
organization and concentration Of for the
spring campaign. We abnndantly able 70 any
force the enemy can bring against We if we will but
gather strength in hand and apply ourselves
irtey to work. We and the evidences
that this will be done and fncredses
ssQwencs 10 exhSldrdton Dismiss promptly all bad
and inefficient officials bring IN the recruta bring In
deserers, and let whole country ring with the evil
dences Of fresh zeal and Of digent preparation
will do duty God win make this the last year Of The
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THE FIRE At BUFFALO.


Loss Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars--Death OF Three Members OF
Taylor Hose Company-Gloom Over the
X City, sc. ofa& .F
The fire only ceased at late hour last night by burn
ing itself out destroying all the buildings q the cornsr
OF Main and Court Streets stopping at alley between
Trarys buildings and tho Of the Historical g.
ciety. ia
The names or the young killed by the falling Off
wall are J. Harrison Teft, James H. sedway and ".
Gillett-al membcs Of the Taylor Hose Company Thess
young and excellent gentlemen al belonged TO the nss
families Of Buffalo, and sher deaths have cast deep
gloom over the enlre si0. $780,
The American Hsni owned By the Brothers
Michael, who insua for gu, 600 The building Wa
valued At double that an,at The landlord Mr. Hodos,
had an insurance Of 90 - On tho furniture
Tho Jewish syu3e b slightly injured ~
The American IL building was entirely destroyed. ~
was ownad by T. L. Stevenson. His loss u 17eoe ana
he u insured fer o0o00o. a#h MSE4W y III
The entire loss BY shsare 10 esinats6 q seven hun
dred and nfty thOUau8 Aollan M y es Il T.
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ALsANY Jan. ~, 1eoe.
The Assembly occupied the morning session in the
consideration Of the Bounty BILL which ordered 70
third reading. reur r..t rsg~l
provides that the Supervisors Of the several counties
may bonds for bounties 70 volunteers drafted
follows:-For year. not exceeding $500; for
years exceeding eloo and for three years
exceeding 5000; and prohibits towns and cities from
Offering any additional bountes.
Adjourned.
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General Joe Johnston's MsveAents. -
Iyssm he Rsshmond DispAlch, Jan M
General Jossph 3 Johnston was in Charleston, q o.,
IN Tie l8th inst
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ursct thss no brighter BLADE win sssn In the front Of
our enemy sas welded BY the vussy arm Of 0ens
raj Gordon .GMNs @@&4A&
s win be BY the date Of ths lstssr saotea shss
shs Second corps Assy On General sheTdans 'front.' hAs
been ranssusd iron The valley y ths ghs e shs rebel
line q Richmond and PstsrseurG-Ep. HHAInJ
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The Croakers At Richmond Growing
Troublesome.

From the Richmond Sentinel, Jan. 2al
Frogs are nosiest in cloudy weather In tins, IN
their dismal notes. they types Of those other animals
without feathers known among a. croakers In the
the song Of birds and all nature II gay and happy frogs
silent They have nothing add 10 the tribute OF
gladness and rejoicing which earth pays TO Heaven hut
pass the bright day in selfish slumbr0usnes the
mutter, and let the storm ovsrsprsad W with its sable
wing, and Immediately the silent pool Quskes with
thousand complaints and evil prophecies In all this the
croaker Of our day finds his model and example. He
passes tho seasons Of prosperity in lodging the conscrpt
officers and making money. He Il never obtrusive
upon prospects he takes the ALARM and makes mon
wonder how 20 small \ creature can make great
noise.
The crookers Asrs bseN oxAessme Of late TAey haze
BECOME nuisaaos They the patience and they tire
the ear few boys can quiet fros pond; cannot pub
Suppose Try H. suppose the virtue, the wit and the
beauty Of our land resolve 70 show them federation
and quarter We have before Q letter from lady
which will do TO begin with II complains that In . late
number upbradsd Nmd legislators and croAking ct
women instead Of "men." She writes 70 repu
pathy for that class Of men They for energetic
prosecution of the and s speedy success and they
will contribute all they 70 win the victory We
cerey bog pardon OF this lady and Of her We were
betrayed into our remark By The reproach which Homer
makes Of the Grscan heroes visit upon his comrades
when disaster before the walls a. Troy bad depressed
their spirits aad turned their thoughts retreat Oh
Grecian w0men Grecian men no more" We are proud
10 record that Confederate women scorn croakeB and
renbers, and disdain to be put the level Of
courage Then let them laah the dasards spirit and
fGint Of soul Let mon Yebuks them and our boys
deride them. Let give audience and show
spect save for those who speak the words Of courage and
resolve
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MISCELLANEOUS.
pUBLIsnED THIS DAY,
FROM ADVANCE LONDON PROOF snEErs
NEILrE;
THE coxpAMoxSss OF THE CHAIN,
mr. rAnyAx BALrcvS, ESQ. leaaaa fet
TLiusrnAnoss DARrxy. NJ
PRICE sEvENTY.FIvE CENTs.
ss .arirable novel pen OF Of the Ieadn0
snsrfbuors 70 London magazine, OF no order,
go ,ruI ~ usrussd the Overs Of with tus
rrsatcsi pleasure Us scenes fun Of thrilling interes
NJ who NJ engage feens
ara iss GOOD stve execution and huished II
q beyond question the best novel that has been published
u ha dIii ire Of postage on rscsP. q prss .
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visited the tsdens yesterday bu. have learned nothing
From ths n Edmond Examiner, Jan 2Al
OR nAg Of Huoe g0es down 10 Day % Backwards lAnA
rs and vi, ssSssy esssfai ssns'sssa q noA ON his
ZEE LESSONS rnAF SLAIA IsT.AourNe PEE axsELs.
From Ne Richmond Whig, Jan "a
short. time age when the senior Blair sped away
wash nsioa bsariae insssssry sHve ssa.sh sssws.
his vsnssabfs lpA ma ADdSd myass6usly m secluded
,ps :. u: ss v:'s MN .us. o.
ssttonal old genewen became impr' ssea with the pro-
liability Of the near approach Of the n Dorado 0fpeace
tDs time Of the blasting roof trees and wssled blood Of the
land-cass shout for the ways and means whereby the
snls AFTER class siIdi.y waited up.u dcuS, and .ss
political fosss whe ad wendell his way through the hines
Of two great armies wrapped IN bis solemn scclus We
vent Of the white winged angel Of peace
But this class feeble in numbers; and the commu
thss in me councils q Inc Washing Directory such
measures had prevailed ~ wond give birth TO PROPOSE
honor himself and disgrace % his latest postery and
%, when the Old man who had 70 me Confederate
capital unlimited and unannounced, departed from ~
d ~ existence was queted with the knowledge that he
Later, when his on',-whatevsr n was-was 40
complained, and his unhAndsome visass again adorned
the streets Of Washington became aware, from the
Of peace that the Directory would assord to this
people Such measure Of peace indeed the annals
Of this might have foreshadowed-a peace that
would have held in its scope the degrading OATH the
ruinous confscaton the pains and penalties Of reason
the lash may be- the lingering tor.ares Of exile, and
the cevating, to be social and political equals of
race but degree higher than ths chinpanxee or the
orang outang
Viewed them in the light Of further lesson that has
been vOichsafed u.s. and a. another warrant for the
prosecution with all strength and energy Of the duty
Of the hour cannot reasonably complain that search
after missing papers-Amy letters and Parliamentary
Accommodated tho Maryland octcgenarian 70 besege
the doors Of official headquarters here with his importu
nate presence For II 10 noticeable that the clamor
whcrewith his advent annonnced-the diversity OF
opinion and the half born hopes-have settled down into
quie resolve that ID the less meaning bccause OF
Its unobtrusveness resolve that como what may, this
Is TO be adused hencsforh by the arbrament OF
battle that when peace shall second endeavors It
shall be such peace Ii wrung from the unresnng
bit beaten enemy who stalking all In the Inst Of ayarce
. tremendous failure.