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Interesting from Virginia.

PgrERsnuRe, February s-No fighting to-.
day, and quiet is once more resumed. The
enemy still maintains his position st Hatch
er's Run. His lines thereby hare been tx
ie.del, but not advanced. Gen. Sgrrel's
souud is in the lungs, but rot considered
mortal. Col Ii iu...,n O Virginia, was kill
ed in the light - n..;:,:,.:. Oar loss will
not rcscn 5tV; ii. eunu:'a loss estimated
i..r.!.ir ii:st lui;,3.:. ia> deau gase I'll been,
:rlgie.. aud the Wounded brought from the
..,.i. ID, euoIuy IS erecting obseryatorfea
:. ;.ircisht The heavy cannonadlng, yes
tciday afternoon, WAS caused by our artillery
auel.ug the encmy's line. Both sidrs are Ct.
gagged to day STRENGTHENING tho new lines.
RIcf!aoyn, February B-An ofii:ial des
patch from Gen. Lee says the enemy made 20
.advance faum their position on llatcher's
'Runyesterday. lIisskirmisbers howcv. r, we've
pushed forward against ports of oer lines,
bat made no attack.
RICHMOND, February 9.-A correspondence
is published in the Sentinel, tris m.r.:}eg, "
tween the President and Mr.. Seddun, 2hov--
ing that the latter resigned his p'sitioa Co
Secretary of War i'll consequcncs # q rcsoll!-
lion adop ed by The Eirs,a'a delegation IL
Congress, advising Legislation in tse Cabinet
by relieving all present heads. Mr.. Setdyn
says after such an expression ofEorin'an, lie
could no longer gil The position with full
measure of usefulness to the President or Con-
fedc,acy. Tho President, in reply, Expresses
his warm personal regard and official conf.
der. in Mr. Soddon, and discusses at consid-
erable length tho relations between tho Ex-d
ccutivs and Legislative Departments of the
Government. lie represents the proposition
Of the rights and privileges Of thes Confede-
rate Congress in contrast with the British
Parliament, Mr.. Seddon, in reply, expresses
concurrence in the views represented by the
President, but adheres to his purpose to ro-
sign,
We siucarcly regret to learn that Brig. Gen.
~
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Mules Stolen.

ctToLEN frsm the Recruiting Camp nAar Edge
= field, OH the night of tho 8:h INST, THREE
MULES, branded G. S. : One il u large black
Muls, enc gray Mulo Of medium s;z., the color
Of tho third not remembered. Amy information
aat will lead to tho recovery af said Aalea will
be thankfully received. -
Fob IA 2t
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Religious Notice..

BY Divine permission, there will be prcsshing
= Mt. Tabor Church on the taira Saturday and
Sabbath in Feb. inst. Members ofzthe Church,
male. and female, are kindly requested to bo
present.. T. A. .BELCHER.
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Notice.

~ osr OR MrsLAID, abou. the sOlh January
I 4 lat, my RETIRED PAPERS. given ne,
=, a Bosrd of Surgeons a. Gordcnsvle, VI, on
m. 2d May 1864. ANY inf"rmati,n concerning,
s.ia papers will bo thankful ly received.
J. B. MOORE.
an ofA
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Special Notice.

TIME exercise. Of the Edschell Female Col
Il lsSc sot suspended, Mr. will they be nm
less it is positvely kn.Ka th,t the enemy arc ad-
vancins upon the toEn.
n. II. SANS, Principal.
Eob II IL
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state of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
FEY W. F. DuRIsoE, Esq.,, Ordinary OF Edge
~ whsrsa.. hs Tillm.n Padsst,, has applied to mo
s., Latter, of Administration. on alland singular
Ne goods and sbsttels, rights and credits of
r. Wright Adams late Of tho District aforssaid,
Ne1 These ars, therefore, to site and admopish M
I'D .;neulnr. the kindred and creditors of tho
ss;i deceased to bo sud appear before me, at our
noIt M ordinary's Court for the said District to be
Sois.p b At Edgeaeld Court House, on tho 18th day
as T.h ;n.t., to show cause, jfsany, why the
sa,d ~ adminis,ratiou should not be granted.
'Ai G;ysn undor my hand and seal, this 9Th day Of
Feb. in the year of our Lord enn thousand.
eight hundred and sixty-aTs, ana in ,hseighty-
NH wear Of tho undergraduates af s Cara.ina.
A'A'A W. 3. DURISoE, o.H.p.
Ch y 1t z
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Tho Situation.

General Wheeler attacked the epemy's cav.
airy uder Fitzpatrick, . short dista;:cc be-
yond Aiken alto O'clock yesterday 'forn;ng.
After a sharp. con 'esl, the cneuI. ;scre bro
Zen and precipitately dyigen asfaras John.
ssen's.Turn Outs The retreaseof the Zoe wa;
in re9te and sdemoraliza.ion. On reaching
the Tarn Out, Kilpatrics took refage belird
eptrcnehuents where he had s5me ins,ntry
and artillery supports, the number of Which,
wss.net ascertainc5s but bciieselto be of no
graat ma-nitude:- .,3.ss
Gen. Wheeler reports tint many of tba>ori.
c,oy were Killed and wounded; l,;;; owc,ioas
slight. 4 batch OF qsisalla:ss- s-rvSA.bsfc t..t
evening.
At tho tive Of going to press. this .w.s tls
precise status Q! a1a!gs, received from, q retia-
ble source, =
We woGlIstats parentheiiea!iy that The
pubic pulse seernS to have ceased its tLrobs
Of fever ard pauic. One ovidsnce of this, and
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Tie Militia Again.

re cal special attention 10 he orders of Gen.
GAalIXcroy ana Liept. Col. ADDISON, concerning
the organization Of tie Militia.
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Tic Anderson Intellisenccr.

The publication Of this excellent journal, 'as-
pended four years age, by The departure of both
its editors 10 tho field Of battle has lately been
rssu;ncd 4 fact which it glTos us yery sincere
pleasure to chronicle. The Editors of tho Intel
ii:cnccr are Major W. W. HpNrHRErs and Lieut..
JAMES a. HoY7, the latter well and favor"bly
known in our community. Eor four years past,
both thcae bravo and accomplished gent:mon
hare woldcd their manly right arms most rigor-
ousiy and untiringly in the Confederate cause.
Lieut. IlorT has been disabled from ac,iTa scr
vice in tie field, and is now in immediate charge
oi ,i.c Inrsilisenoor: asjoE HfgrsHETs is still
a. is post near Petersburg, and will furnish his
pupcr With occasional letters from the Army OF
Norll-rr Vireles. The Intclligencer is publish
e.l At IN erson.-svcry Thursday morning; price,
IS tor SIX months. We Welcome it to our table,
and w,sh foris brilliant sasre of prosperity,
popularity ard suecpsu.
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What, an n.sa ee ,;ieu. dos it acan.

We aHn:. - h, s',"'ssa'e -nl broadcast
-s'ra=s-'... . -, ',r' streaming in
overy 9, sd -. a. !e u.:ccti0n-uaost of
,sa:u viii -; T.. ell ips, 'a,aieum Of luggage,
ard var:i w,r-, tsair passage through
tie ci..,,..- ve'singly, aud in squads
of from :, ~ carer the land like
the i,co = e' 5,d ,aeir raragcs are well
nist .,,.,,., = !.u.; hring SO far from the
r.o.t, We ate Sta %, ,.n :rs s'aud ali this Wc
;.c not wo,i; 10 ;in.er wita the r,snaEe:lss' nj
discipline OF our armies, but, judging 70. - ,
unbridlci struggling, ,ouc;hi"g mn,i a'.-'-
tably awry ia military matters Most 49,"
wanderers are cavalrymen, aud are, or are {; ..es-
ally said to bo, "IThoclcr's men" Now tie ma
jor,y OF Gen. WHgEtEE's men are, beyond .
doubt, rs braya and good und true ne any aoldiers
IN tho scrvicc. And son the other hand, it il
equally beyond doubt u.at ho has large num-
her Win, l;se Cai JACK FAbsrArr's braves, "had
as lief hear tho G.ril as i drama set Of rs
gracelsss rasamufiin, as over kept siop since tho
asorssaid Gel. FALsrArs'a regiment was disbau-
dod. These stragglcrs, from ai accounts, never
fight and mover hayc fought: and while their
better and braver -conpanions'arc doing battle
nobly at the srons, they arc maraudiag and plum
derin2 through tho country in rear OF the army.
THOR outrages during tho late military operations
n South Carolina havo been numerous and fear
full. IF few of them we're "akot to death With
musketry," this terrible nuisance would soon be
nbatel
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II
A. NJ, on Saturday the ts.k VI ,his raonth; fer
revision OF their certificate: ef exemption by tao
Medical Dea,d.
William Byrd, siiis ovars:reat,
James Edison. a'ephea T. Wren.
Benz Sheppard, Franklin 4. Murrei!
j. s. Hughes, Grsea : hendor,
Jefferson Briggs, Alfrad W6ittic,
Robert Stuart, Z. L. McCnrty,
John MsManua, JamcssM. Riley,
John Horn, Henry Robertson,
William G"f. X. r. Grigsby,
John Il: st:dham, j. NJ. Denny,
M,daau z. Carver, EphrAin Cr"ut>
Berj Kirkland, Joseph Smith.
Sylvester B. Gregory, John A. R"tian.
4. N. Grogery, Js'ars Strom.
John G. Strem, Ti'man Satcac:.
John 2. SIroz,, Adnn Psss!s,
Wm. B. Mays, J. 7. oaI, :
Lewis A.. Povsn.
2. j. MOSES, Jr.,
Lieut. & Enrolling 0Sscr.
F.be Ct
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Tax Notice.

vK1E propose to he at Edgsfold c. H., aos.
w day, Goth Fsbruary,-at Granitsrile Oh
Tuesday, 2lst, aad ut Hamburg, en- Ihur'day:
taraa IN sales nd receipts for the quarter ending
sotb Dec. 1864. A5at present instructed these
taxes will be received in now currency only. -
Tbcre srs still unpaid on the aa valorsR' tag
hooks ssme small amounts which must be paid
,ortbnitE. There are alss some who have not
va. mafe their returns. This must be attended
TO ~ 0'e'' II. T. WRIGHT, Collector,
= Z. DEAN, Assessor
18th Dist. s. C.
F,bs Ct
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We siucaroly regret to learn that Brig. Gen.
Winder, the Commissary General Of priso>
rcrs for the Cohfsderacy, died Of apopexy,
at Florence, s. c., on the Sth inst
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Congressional.
.R.caMoNp, Teb:pary c.

ttsCHMoSp, bShcusrl y.
Il the House q rnsa'a ioa @ls ils..li'A'- '
aiopsed inpii,e t4s 1i.,liiss.o. = dts
the ,uela5e:s Il G,as.sss sai e!t,z,i,s at.G-
i,ol Squar-.S
i re-oll,iossseas olI&f;e;l tiiirsctiag sGoin
:attee- on Military lN;.f,-rs 20 ieqHiTc into4ae
xpedience ofii!restsi.g -st..e President w:;h
,,3wer 10 call l.: q, ssrSice allahieboaied Ealc
~. .roe; ii he C C5nf:teraoy to be usel ~ &c
niyFsha:k bsst, t2 2.a.Iin .5c 'ailtSrg defense
,oii The ceuuirv- \ ul9:ian to lay II ON & e
taae vas ncsa;iyed hy avote Of f32.to 81. he
RESOLUTION wss ;s.inpied.
Chanbsrs, re$oi,lso , Of ia 5ipy as,to wheth
or In. Confsler4,s :,v rnraset has tl.s Coa
s.it,l ,ionil I:gtt q p::-chsscslarcs As so!d TT
sui offer then. il,yir l.cel,m, was tabled by
:. vo:c OF 3jtJ 80
Ttc House reSeised. itself into secret ses-
son.
RTcnNoxn, February :.
L, thcsStna-c. Senator B:own saami.;ed
Towing:
R~solvei, Tie. :,,c Co:nr:i!;..e or Military
: ::.iies be Instructed 10 !epsNG = bill. gil
/ - .a.aspraeiica1le deiay, to- .ke "ithiil ll,e
military service OF TIE Confederate STATES 4
Number OF negro soldiers, no; tocsce&d 2eD :
900, by voluntarr enlistment, with stlls coa-
sen. Of their masters, or by conScription, IS
may be found necessary, and that the com.ait-
tee provide in said bill for the emancipation
o. said negroes, in ali cases where they prove
loyal and trae-toethe end Of the war, and for
the immediate payment usder proper testr:c
tions, ,of their present value to their owuer..
Senator Broxp sai1he introduced this res.
olution to show, in his opinion, that the time
had come when we should empty negro troopr.
Now, if oyer was the time, we were in the
very crisis OF CTR fata-he ha,l seen with
pleasure the revival of the arsspirit, aad
hoped it would sweep through the Land, ut
fssred cur armies we're not strong enough to
withstand The enemy Without the employment
of negro troops. On motion Of Maxwell The
resolution was transferred ;o-the secret ca en-
dar. The Senate resciyad into secret srs ion.
The House made public the sutjcc mhiea
engaged its attention in secret 'sessi:n loS
several days, to wit: The tax bill 10 meet -
discovery of the error in the immcdiqt& sia
blities of the Government ofnea.lg S !90, ,G00,-
00O.- The Secretary Of the TrAasury recon
,oends the incrsase: OF tbe p-eseHt tax 100 per
cent. to meet tie deficiency.
He SAYS the character OF his Department
is s.such taat the payment cannot be ut glects,.,
or postponed without danger aud seriou.lY
smbarrassiasthe operations, Of The Var De-
psrtment. -4-.g... ).
The House rt.o'vedit lfihto secret ssssion.
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Take Them Away.

A LII persons having Watches or articles Of
n Jewslry at my Shop, aro'rospec'fully urged
to 'ake them awaS immohiatc;y; rs, in cass Of
an advance of the enemy, will mot 30 respunsi-
bic for said property.
Feb IA II
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canao, be Forwarded.

All porsons who have lodged boxes at the Aa
rer,iyc' Office, to be furraff', 20 the Tth s. C..
RoEimeut, 49, a'r;s-f' 81. :-2y tho same, as
there il n, ~ .',2.,e.,..t is.pi:a.; item sE.
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-. y.t,emtiae,s Siay.
This Taagiey. II hl-is st. Vslcntirc,s Day.
TiAs time. hos &c sa oi, woimagnc, Is mt doing
o very hs,s.5 na$insss tI;is s"aFoa.
a..J,- ava of Il.i..i, prohibiting, blacks
from settling in that State have been repeated.
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oaieiai from cen. Ice.

e4N =. RIcH2foND, FEB. I.
The tollowing was received to-day
49, HEADoulRr Feb. s.
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Enrolling Office.

EDGEFIELD, z. g, Gca. Sd, 1863.
VyJ:lE msn named bsov acs hsrshy rrlsrel 10
4 report in person at f.;s oGss at IL o.eicck
A. NJ, on Saturday the ls.t VI ths aonth; for
revision OF their certificate: ef exemption by sac
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q significant one, is that gold has declined
from 60. to 50l land remains dnllatthc latter.
Ggure.-C -Coastitutionalisto of Sunday.
I 81 Il ADV ERT.IsS.ER.
K JAMES, r.ssAeoN, EDITOR.
The Situation.

WEDNESDAY,. FEE. Ia, 1865.
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enough, Let the delegates to the Con.
ventlon be instructed to carry out speedi.
~ the policy sworn to by those who
elect them, and who have taken the Am.
nesty Oath. The terms of that oath are
too plain to be misinterpretcd There
is great need of caution. of moderation,
to avoid giving occasion to those who
are debating our course for imposing up.
on us further acquisitions.
Taking this course, We secure to our.
selves all the advantages of a position of
equality among the other States we
secure the well.defned Government of
civil law, instead of the capricious one of
military. Business will resume it's old
channel. Every man will have the
privilege of managing his own affairs,
and in a few years prosperity will again
bless our land.
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JA,aa1s ID. MILNOls.

WOULD respectfully invite the citi-
w zens of Winusboro', and of the Dis
trict, to an examination Of his stock NOW
opening opposite Bank Range, consisting;of
GROCERIES:
White and Brown Sugars, Choice Grcets
and, Black Tea. Coffee, Fancy ind Yellow
Soaps, Kits Mackercf, CosifsR, Ale, Port
Wine, brakes BittcrS, Mustard, Cheese.
Soda, Cinnamon. Gloves. Spices. Ink. Blue
Stone, Indigo, Madder, Borax, Matches, Sc.
gars.
HARDwARE;
Coffee Mills, Knifes and Forks, Pocket
Knives, Spoons, States, Augers, Gimlets.
Pad Locks, Stock Locks. Candle Sticks, Cur
ry Combs, Screws, Taoks, Shoe Thread
Horse Rasps, Flies, Scissors, Shoe Knives.
Shoe Hammers, Tea Kettles, Frying Pans,.
Saucepans. SC.
DRY GOODS:
Calicoes, Alpaccas, Muslin De LANES, Cas-
simeres, Blue .Denims, Colored Cambria,
Stockings, Linen Cambria and Colored
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Towels, Brown Shirt
ing, Brown Shceting. Brown Drill Paper
Collars, for ladies and Gents, Hoop Skirts
Mems Felt Hats, Men, Women and Chff-
drons Shoes, EPSON Salts, Copperas, &c.,
&c., &c.
Will receive in tho course of the next
week an invoice of Crockery, Plates, Dish
es, Bowls Basins, Tumblers, &C., SC.
sept 465-
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Our Position Our Duty-Our Prospect

"" DuCJ Oul IospeVt'
The events of today, in Winnsboro',
are big with consequences either for
veal or woe. Thoughtless, needless
and ignorant persons may make light of
it, but the sober.thinking cannot.
Five years ago, to have been called
upon to vote for men who are pledged
TO adopt an anti slavery Constitution,
wonld have been, in our opinion, the
death.knell of our country. And to.
day, five shut our eyes to the history
Of four years past the same conviction
would be ours. But those four vcs rs
have worked tremendous changes, and
our present position demand that we to.
day exercise our privileges with an eye
to that change. The noble Jos. L
tJoHssToS has recently published letter
IN which he makes statement which
appeared in the columns of the News, in
communication from our correspon
dent IN, a few week sbefore that letter
4 was published. That statement is, that
the point at issue between tho North
and. South has been left to the decision
OF The. sword the sword has decided
against us, and it becomes us gracefully
to yield. ALI sensible men accept tie
. . ia. Va I. = = o.
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Our little town begins to assume quite
a business.like aspect. New stores are
springing up filled with valuable stocks
of goods of every description and lat
reasonable prices; buyers, from the
tairest blonde to the darkest ebony, are
looking for bargains, and refurnishing
their somewhat impoverished wardrobes
We have heard of bridal outfits, and
from the energy and taste of our adver
tising friends, we have no doubt that
great assistance and valuable facilities
would be afforded to those who may be
matrimonially inclined. These are
symptoms of reviving life, of which the
no distant future will give fruitful tes,i.
mony. There is life in the old land yet;
let none despair, but let us all be up and
doing, and sooner than the most sanguine
expects, we shall be prosperous people
once more.
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or Ohio, is in violation of the laws, and
such we believe will be the decision of
President Johnson as soon as he can
have an opportunity to give this ques.
tion his 'attention.-Neao York Herald.
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We notice by the Charlotte IN. C.)
Democrat that they are to have Ma.
tional Bank located at Charlotte, and
that that clever and accommodating
gentleman, Tnos. w. DEWEY, ESD
will be the cashier
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BY private dispatch received at this
place we learn that our fellow.citzen,
Maj. WIN. r. Robertson, has been
pardoned by the President.
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vWgLEEEarNHasssBo w IN N ss:sB ORC.
Honday Morning, September 4,'lse5

We desire to direct the special atten.
zion Of the reader to the advertisements
Of our business friends that appear in
this mornings issue, where it will be seen
that
Mr., JAS. D. MILNoR has opened n
splendid assortment of goods opposite
Bank Range.
Messrs. ELLIOTT g. Co, No. 4, Bank
Range, have received a lot of new
goods.
Mr. NJ. L. BRowN is doing business
Under the old Winnsboro' Hotel.
Mr.. D. B. MCCREIGHr has soaps, &C.,
for sale.
Messrs. LADD Bro. (Leventritt bull.
ding,) calls attention to their establish.
ment.
Mr. JAS. N. DAILY has opened a stock
OF watches, Jewelry, &C., at Ladd Bros.
Drug Store.
Mr.. g. MULLER advertises that he is
"home again to meet his friends once"
III the watch ard clock business.
Mr.. JNo n PRorsT, Agt., has loca.
ted at No. 2, Bank Range.
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In Charleston, as we learn by the
DAILY Ne'os, the managers Of election
have declared that, in accordance with
Gov. PERRY's proclamation, no voter will
be received at the polls who was not
qualifedto to cote in 1860. This isquite an
mportant.decision.
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The Phan,;r. Columbia, S. c., and
Carolina Times, Charlotte, N. c., will
find an advertisement IN to.day's paper
to copy.
, 1865-09-21

NcsE Arctic Explorations.



undjsmuycd by lhs failure of Franklin,
Kane, lIayes, mud. others, to extract my
results from Arctic exploration worthy
OF the dagger and expense, the. Ger.
mans are determined to try their luck in: aei-
venture in tile icy seas. Dr. Pcterman, an EN-
inent German geogIapheF, has originated q
arranged, and which it Is expected will 5000
culninate IN tho sailing of m expedition. He
has offered premium varying from e150
to zoo, to mariners who will consent to en-
gage in such voyage. lie believes that the
Influence Of the Gulf stream will DO found to
extend Into the currents Of the seas between
opinion That, BY that route, it will be easier to
penetrate into the frozen regions than by tho
usual coarse OF navigation. Its reported that
hc hus chartered IN English steamer Of 200
tons burden as pioneer to tho larger c1pedl-
tions, ana that vessel will DO sent from Ham,
ulerfcst during the present year. The yoyage
Is to be made from the latter port, along the
TO Gillis' land. Tho object Is otcst the truth
Of his theory relative ia tue currents and the
influence OF the Gulf Stream. Shonld the
hopes Of the protector be borne out by actual
fact, the steamer Will return and report tho
result Of her observations. and the hrgcr cx-
pcdltIou Will t1en be ftted out. Capt. Hage-
mann, Of Hamburg, Is to be the commander
OF the expedition, and the funds have been
partially furnished by subscription among the
merchants OF Hamburg. The balance, It is
hoped, will bo made up in Bremen. For the
present this Is MI that Is known Of the pro-
posed attempt, ard the full cxesntipn Of the
plan ney depend upon the report Of tho pio-
ucer stcaMer. The Germans hare hitherto
had very little to do With Arctic experiments.
The English, French and Americana have mo-
uopolized the honor, such rs It Is, OF these
luck1css adventures. 1T tho present time IN
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the-yah subjcct-tah-ah from paying point
Of ylcw-wal-nh."
Then there is Mr.. Bigbee, ship-owne4 Of
London, (e15o 0oo) who doubtless s'hcarnest-
ly 'opcs the hurion Of the States will hadd to
the 'appincss Of NIL parties, without hInyadinr
the lintcrcsts Of Hingllsh lenders in good
tailh, and as they 'ad 'oped, on tho very Ugh
cst security"
Next come the editors orthe London 7,imes,
Of whom Mr.. Delane, the edjtor-ip.cl,ier had
Invested s5o, 900. The Tbunacrcr will urge i,
dignifcd md conservative leader, "the
manifest evasion Of the Law Of uations, aud
the usascs Of the civilized world, involved In
the failure Of the Northern 6tates to redeem
tie obligations lawfully incurred By The PROV
inccs they now hold in subtcction, during the
recent existence Of the Inter ns m indcpcnd.
cnt nationanty.n
W. II. Gregory, n. p, who ut every session
Of Parliament during the past four years hat
chilled up Ills standing motion for the rccognl
lion Of the Confederate States, nov appears
10 huye had G40, 900 invested in the rebellion.
Mcssrs. Laird and Lindsey, who ably seconded
the resolution, had 4-ao, 900 each. The PRO.
prictor Of the Morning Posi-, Palmerston't
organ, had paltrg 81 600, while Lady Geor
giana Pine, sister Of Lord Westmorcland, Mr
Beresford uope (e;o, ,ooo.l Sir Coutts Lindsey
Baronct, Lord Wharneliac, Lord Camp
bell, Lord Doncnggham, Lord Richard
Grosvcncr and Lord Palmerston's privatt
Secretary, lie son Of the Earl Of Shaflsbury
all appear among the chief mourncrs at III.
ful,esnl Of the late Confederacy. Unlike lhe
funerals which are wont to be attended tJ
the creme de Ia creme Of British aristoc1acy
there is no Legacy in The case. But tho sin.
ce7e aud expensive tribntc Of thrir LordahipE
TO the deceased amply proves the deep inter
est they took in the dissolution Of the Union,
and placcs Us under load Of obligations TO
their 1ordshlps. which, as ttmo revolves, will
some day be rcpaid with interest