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Captain C. B. Mims' Company.
teauuimt. J. T. Scott of tha abo* © Company
M remain in thw city for a few days. for tho
. ,.j «oHcRhv donatioliB from tho libornl
• , * rifuens nftLts county, and others who
.. r the wants of a brave and deetitute ooin-
’ * u i t.cen in the service in Virginia, since
i-.i., juii-jIarinK that time over ou the
.bey have had littlo opportunity of re
i.rti for th.'jtrtt time, we publicly ap-
• i aa.«i*taneo that willonable u> tohecoui-
i v . dad, w. iru«l the Rood eituen* ..f our
! f.mnty w. 1 -antrlbuto with th‘ iv np-
,t»d iibeniHty-
atioiisuf money,hoe#, blankets, ■< kr.
,ii vw.'rs, par.!' Oreo.its will bo thankful'
’• . ,d or nrVc» twie.lge 1 by leaving them at
,rr (jtBco or given to Lieutenant J. T.
IMPORTANT PROM MEXiCO.
THB Cl I V TAKUN.
< vvt> of tho 2d inalnnt i
An official lot ter from tho French i
Consul of Matuiuora* states that tho city
of Mexico had boon captured by thu
French tr»»«»j*s Tmnpico was occupied
by d,000 French un i -0100 reactionary
troops on tho 23d December, . nd that
there were ut tho iiu. • «•! w riting, a,000
troops in that oily. Matninoras mu.y at
any moment be occupied by the French,
th a
i, Feb. 10th.
he truss Mark*—Subscribe
wild will cort.dnly fe
army number*,
time.* the p i '
of tho wt ole of A
Tho Now* thu*
ing information:
Wo look upon
now-. The cumj
French, or. whh
absolute military
try by .N'npik..
on the o Mil .. •
contiguity with I
tho North. It i
I while Fn
•kluoo
Thu French
ukmg
crosl-
idiMUta Status
COHitKSPONDENCK
the msn-aH:
Proposition of Mediation.
Mr. Drouyn dc r .’*to Mr. Mcrch r
Dkpshtmkst ov Fgkbkjv Akf.uiw, )
Political 1mvision, Paris, .
;tlio purpoi
r good olil• •to
••f the o h* c tlliti'*8
‘ '• American conti-
l.o guided la vend
shorten the*
which are do-
iiont, we Im
nil by tho fr.. , .
Government of the Kmperot in regard to
tbs United .State-*. The lit - lo success of
our uTcrtui ”- might ( hfL the n tere-t with
which wo fellow the* flue;nations of this
contest; hut tin* until.u i to which wo
lmve yielded i •• ti> > sincere for indifference
to find a place in our thoU'DiG, that we
should ceft-u* o bo painfully nllectod while
u.s to rage. Wc cannot
this war,
ports; forts ami posts which tlmy hud •<«*'. to -
ir<*aon<*bunly sefand bofiro the strife had Htn't*’ •* ■
actually begun, u.d even bofero it • «*n the t-.• i.i
was seriously appr. ’• *nd* d. So many of donee. •
tho States »tMil districts which tho umur- , must com.
gents included in th» held of their pro* cnees :nn i
joctod exclusive slavtholdcing dominion ( to precede
tided, thut peace
and that ontor-
m*v aro not allowed
.... . vrondy been re-established
tho flngof tho Union that they now r* . .in for* nc
only tneStai** 4 of G -rgia, Alabama aicU. do Id.
Texas, will* half • •!' Virginia, * '
North Carolina *’ ‘
Carolina, half
third rosp.. i\
however, n l.ctti r !'•
Tlnr
lark on the margin of their Jessly mtahLshina
.....InraUnil ViO il thill I h<» , ' . ,
ulorstaml by it that the
,r which they lmvo paid has expir-
is about to expire, and that they
pneted to renew their subscriptions,
take. notice of tho mark, and tnko
nt which it i- inteuded to convoy.
ir Potatoes.— Wo owe thanks to
L Cheney ft r a basket of tho
♦ • - ; . ij. - wo haver soon this
:.:i 1 tin very - ■ irnlest wo have
ojn c In in. ►enson—mo'low as an
r.*i^-*oi.i t a*. an ancient silver dol-
\1 n«y Ofiicers.—Wc have been [dossed
i mcoWn our city, witbin two or three
■ v v past* tlo' fo.h.wing officers of coin-
• :i Columbus or iLs vicinity:
’■ z th 'tooRK. of tho Columbus
; .u. ITili Ceorgia, now on fur-
<»r'h* tir*i time since ho entered
•ori rs* Caj*:.’ - W. N. Hutohikb, of
. C ; (i uorgia, noih on detached rc-
;*.:’ '• pvlco: and Lieut. Bunda, of
.•II Avtiilory, detailed to pro-
jo pm-nts fhis llattery. They
• .r to enjoy tho exciting life which
'.cud,, and to have grown stouter
I'cernitu for the 'iOlb (icorgia.—Wo
• . • aflonli. ;i to tho call mado bv Capt.
i Lin* through our columns. Tliure
.nut advantage to the recruit, ua well
t : . e, in joining an old and
. ' afi; or ; 1 r- giinont, and patriotic men
Tw*n#M.-r ihL in oxorciking tlioir
:u i.jitfow tlic commands to which
will attach thoimolvos.
p iBi ouil Accident.—Tho detention of
■ .iii frbtti M 'nt^'imery on Friday
Ma*«'«au#ed by an tuicidcnt which pccur-
.* ' ndf.f.ct-ojel Opelika. Ti o
iVuU..* tun »*YV,i... embankment, breaking
in*. •
V • ' .t«» '.nasi. Ri.d ilightly T -w(vunil'
. d. AngHHK*r,..\lr Ilollulid.
• ptpiti Mimi’ Cou.pauy*- Wu
immense army mpplics into Canada.
iry oj'ci atioiia in Canada and
oously, and. appurunliy, with u like
determination by both governments to
avoid attracting much ohsurvati.m. —
Under iuch cireunistunces, it is difficult
to b«lun
earned on
ing between
without a pr
accomplish e.
Froi
Wo aro indebt*
Orleans ie»p* r t.
and N. Y p.;p* r
?«F l Th
taken a stroll n
without seeing m
that once live y
ho says, “the'b.w
of children \\ hi* I
thu grand r. c«-
tion, that won,
tants of nir.e-v
world, at thi-1
Inden deep with ! h
boiug
tual understand^
*ii purpo>o to bo
i -nd for New
i:. *:h Inst.,
•*. Jllll ult.
v Orleans
papers of
; tho Boo had
.>nd District,
.. i* choorlul in
'•Ho missed,”
e j*y*ns sports
> mnko it
T.»y.
id inhubi-
mimorciat
• *ur old
points and
t low B
A dozHu <.
were ul--o
:i< ;l were, tor
e. who lmvo,
•u i m-.ro, had
by tin* score,
.o varied pro-
and tho sin-
• g West, feel
- the contrast
of'New Or-
d Wot Id. A
* six or seven
h: light,
and roc el vine
nl* Of provl-
. wpplics, for
Mississippi,
tho war conti
regard without prof,
worse than civil, cot
terrible distractions
lie?, and whoso li-u-
portion to ill
the
and
each of tho belliguren 1
The Government of
therefore, seriously t ■
lions, which have been mado to
W0 have suggested tho id
mediation, unr
whether they i
epub-
ivliich
rties d-
his Majesty have,
il tho obine-
asido a* ore
conciliation
[tosud to
asked ourselves
.rulyofu naturu t° set
a every tentative to re-
• part lias been op*
- pngnanco of tho U nited
intervention ot for-
Statesto nd
oign inllucnce in the
tho hope, which tin l’< dcral (»- • .•rirnent
has not abandoned, of attaining u solu
tion by force of arum. A * ir diy, sir,
rooours.* t > tha cmd oll.ee- of one or
several nciitr*..' p..won contain- nothing
incompatible with the pride o Agitiumie
aniidht a gr- at nation, and im*:»in purely
intcroatioiml .m n- those ulono which
furiiish ex.unpb-s »-f tho u.*--ful c - liar*ct'
Wc tla
sidux, that
at the disposal of
to facilitate l—twn
tho basis of which
judging, we have n.nnif
riotinm of tho United Stu
alderntion to which it i-
perhaps, still more than -
new proof of moral force
eoui'3) d
of Huron*,
not tin.* onl.
tho Cubit . i
close of iliti
it ought: 1
could it r."t
direct ,
with the ,*u.
the Hint* -
Gov mm
of giviiij'
great
tirsulve#
rent partio#
aiu from pre-
icd to the pat*
s all tho con-
entitled—now,
.•or, after such
does not lm
to submit iU nchi
>f compari-on, a*
io part < f th* v
monta to tho
maintains thu
and in no time-, aiiefint or ui.xu
a nation, when rciidorod all inn -.
combat by the cnjoyuiout of eight,
of almost unbroken ponce, »>■ -
awakened ot tho alarm of sediti.
for.h encrgi-s so vigorous, and a*
successes so signal and ctlcctivc u:
which have mark- d the pr-giv-
Contest nil the fart of the Union.
M> Dronyn dc Lhn>«, 1 f- *r. hi
other light tt tho cm | idcn
g°ve
id ft n
b ii Mr. Drouyn
*M. -1 iic latter would be
• il.. < 'on-: it n -
S'at.u, and would car-
' -uis,. dost.lute of the
■ V ’ 1 hind, cither to ti.
• : tho Congrc.*-
. 's Lct ween the :i’i ual • i
r« nml Kepres* • • \
l poplo aro there a.: ...
- u confer. At 1
it an 1 inviting the .s*u:m*i.
ativea of thu discihitcrit.nl
ay 1-e * onstitutionall v - -nt ,
l.c .-bates involved in t!.o
Moreover, tin. conf.Tcncc-
tho plan -I M. Dru
iouid call a nntb- .
-i l«T recominoi-dat:
i part, and
placed nt onco
m of tho
njmign.—
endofdivisi'
who hold the
* that
ns which otTo!**
ashingtou to h:
And if it bcli.
*ny foreign intervention,
rahly accept tin* idea of
ra) informal coufurunce
v which ninv represent
* .South ? Tn • Federal
i not dcspnii ri now,
active iiuptlii." to hos-
iK'tnees. Tli a proirnclion *i
in » w>id. has not ahukei
) in thu doliuilivo success o
oourlivply'cor- in grea
cut J T. Siu-TT, | woro t
llmiy.’.l with flic |
the comfort of ;.i, M .
i hois <• «t Ini ■ i M ■
; with sac
cotton
i ark oU.
. but have hithorto
. tbo gonc^islty of
They may rigbt-
hik^ now, and we
n:adtt in their behalf
Th.* Yii'-k*•
ind IfTi. raUy responded j city, and, tb-
tatii-m r.dgm
[don
•at wftli '
Hi In
tile
Mali* i f Hardware. Wo direct
n to tho extciisivo sale of Hafd-
. \y. B. tirtjllii A Co., nt Augusta, | ‘‘'i'.,’
in *•! Mmch. Here Is a clinbce
i’ ht i-j Hardw ire a'oros, thelikf*
i in n ; : • .rd*-d again while
r iu-t.*. t utiot our Columbus
• u j- rlion of the Vahm-
Banki has
Jftbc “f rc-'li
at* that
►hips receiving
thousand bales
faction [it would
> cief podoatrial
•; lately r**
••rtgttges, O
•t v ffy
dim* Ti
'd.I
by tho'hxecul-rs
•oifolk, deceit-.od,
n H’ .j: . -Jay the UN of
•"jin- h.y CtU uaorronoous-
‘,e the advor-
Mc Murrain,
[d/inluiion in
rrn lr- u ah an co
cilntent.
hee cr.bpty J
mI proUtabTo t
uve rcecivbtl a communi-
signaturo, mid will mnko
<la> - or.two.
i>rt
t— Utidur this
-.11 v formed in this
IL !l' ncu of Havaijnah
V-r lay-nighf. The i.d-
*S .•!■*■ :. .*l*|«l : F. G. Wil-
M
.1. UfiiilipB, 2d Lieutenant;
n, :td l.iectennnt; .In*. F.
d‘;uti* iuVit. A resolution
ndaring the services ofthc
n. Mercer immediately.
of tlm Kussimi
r..ft in Foland f
nd widespread
liiitaiy
it* t u
cor?,
the f
property
rking pjAtifnt
bttion does n.it
bo made vu-bso-
ordor.
LoAr middiii:;
cental Tlic .* ilr
dour WHH K"io
1 There vm a «■
visional Court,
interest. Lu •
thend-.int of B
iinprisonud in o
lias ever
the occupation of i c ry
of ft pref-Tcn of * •
ns heading or promoting >«
A" - . w*>ro trumped up, but i
Imm advanced, il % thu c
led the ii/potl doe# not say ;
from the /.**al -;f fl . pr -mut
nof, wn imagine, to tho b
prisoner.
its oonlblen
its efforts.
But the openingof informal c
botw cm tho belligerent partic
nocesKiirily imply t h.- > .. n. dm
ofhortiliticH. Ncgi.'.ii.iurns al
are not always tlm. .,»n-.* |Uone
|iousion of warfare, l iu-y j>
the contrary, more otton tlm
wo not seen plenip')ii*ntiftri. , s
change c.MiMiiiinic'itpins, ugre
tho late?
arm< th.
of public opinion here, and bus t'ivcn '
them mi undue importance. It is i • h-«
romembered tha* this nation of tL:ity
millions is civilly divided into tbrty--.no
States and Turr.torios, which cover an
expanse bardly less than Europe; that
tho people ftre ft peaco democracy, i\er-
cising ovorywlio’v the utmost freedom ol
speocn amt r itlVage; that a great ends
necO'Shiilv pr< du» - c* vchemont n* well as
profi ind deb oe. and sharp religions •-!'
individual, local uud seotimml interests,
-cntiiu nts and oonvietions, and Hint this
hcui uf ouitrovuray is incrca*e«l by the
intervention of speculations, interest*,
pud nd ice* and passions from every other
part ■ ■ 1 v " 1 ovor,
through such debates that tile agi- oincnt
of t'oe nation upon any >u'y. . t is habit-
ually nt«air.«l, its rmolutions lbnuotl and
it.-, p.'iic, , -’..ibbshed. Whi e thorn has
been much ditbironco of p -pular opinion j
ami favor concerning thu ngeiiu who j
shall carry on tlm war, tho principles on
which it shall be waged, nml thu means [
with which it ►hall be prosecuted. Mr.,
Drnuvn do Lhiiyn has only t * refer to the
statute books "I (be'.gri ss mi-1 tin* exce ‘
live ordinance® to learn that tho r.nlc-nul
activity has hitherto been and yd i' a.*
efficient a® that of any other uution, wl’at-
i-n-r it.** form of govorumont ever was,
under circumstances of equally gravo
import to iU peace, safety und welfare.
Not on- v.-ii .1 has been ihi-* b m.vwhoto
*>ut of the imui'-diuto fluid of the insurrec
tion in favor of foreign intervention, or
incib.'i! ;. n. --r arbitration, or d compro
mise. w ith tlm relinquish
'>iy 1 •
M . ,
sou and Mis
*td by llu* ii
BCIlled
uiul
Kt*
law. Snell eon-
lienated parties i
already begun, }
ntucky, Tennis- 1
l tin
, aro already repi
vith porfeet freed' 1
a proper spirit to givothoirudvi
c.eiisi. best calculated to bid:
the shorted time a llrm, hoot
' '■ ' ;; .• .e •. Uepreicntativ
,i >. i-:, m<- ■>, from Louisiana, m
'■ understood to be coming fre
fiicre is a preponderati;
i . «if the ( •
i jiili'ienco ovor thalwhien
1 by M. lirouyn do l.nuy
■ ad es-u-n to tlm lalti-r
Viz:
Le republic,
M lirouyn
rdi»
*iiimiI* Agnlnitf Cliurlca- '
l South from Fortre
M.-nr ■■* <tonhtloss for l’ort Royal. This
\* mid add, say twenty thousand men to
-overly thousand already reported at
II.', ii ll -i-l, and placo about ninety
i ’Di.l men tluirc fortbu assault upon
i -i 'l.'-toi ari'l Savannah. Thoconte’’-
i f iLij large number of troops
it ... • probable that the enoiny
. ,t ®imultsnnou« attack upon
• and invests the enternriso with
d'-iitv ofwhfttthe Yankees style
ii •• d, in whole or
•' abolition war party
_-.i.g.un. Tho p
; Imi k another
a P*M ' of tilings ... _ . .
’-■■•j. will l-ocbft/ijfcdj and whero there is
i wcj ing and wailing and gnnshiug
o' -- . th, the .-hunt of triumph will bo
• . II-»pi will ro-kindlo tnc coitrug*'
••-pairing. Lincoln money will
■ •me of credit, und though up
• i- the winter's campaign has
1 . ter and discouragement t"
i’ • ; • I ia!-, it will b«* held towiudup in
. • • *f glory. This, then, is n most
.!».■• : r tho country, not only In
ti' fata of these cltir*. but also
in ! •' ; n l l" tlo* general ubpuctof the war.
Tin Uovcrnmont, wo foci nssurod, will
• ! • all tbut it can—will tho people do tho
sumo'.' Thero aro miles of fortifications in
:*.-ivanmth which can just as well bo
manned by tho civilians of tho Statons
by the military, and which, if manned
by i-t.ilwari yeomanry, will leave tho
rn my force foot-loose to bo qoncontmtod
at iin.v point where tho onomy chooso to
M ike ft dotnoustrtUion. Fiv«i *>r ten thou-
n. i men, with their household arms,
will bo about rs useful in the dcfom.o of
.Ii, ns that ruin force meat of dia-
<:- : • -Itroons.
Wber» - iho spirit among our pooplo
•Savanr.fth shall do defemied.
i ; ,i dnl too murolilng to her destruo-
v !. ii! fall before tho trim and steady
.ii . i nr l-old and h(irdy pooplo. There
-ii ill be im such word as fail in the do-
gin soil from a fanatical in-
• mrrondor
.e.ii r. At
• tlm world
edit udequutu to tho oxisting
What Mr. l»r.*u
-h that this Gove
• jmnnv'iunors to u
out ah ill aiqioint
mi in ulrul ground
i • nts. 11- . i •
lu Lliuyx, a
a »* > •, v if ||*i t bill I d -i
a.! bi.it you may be. inforu
• .• .*, 1 tiiiijbinlt u copy
no l )my .s’ dispatch.
. li-.'t and the (*uvut n.
I ImpluyocM.
.. u.d e.<rrospondent •••
• n tiovurnmei.i .
ifietni'Mils, and com] u .
sit least t\yo hour* eact; •ir. •
M-. wo enrollu.l ,lo be .ubj-i
- tho call of tiie IV' bid,,
aedmg (iom-ral of thu !>•
vado
M ii of Gem-. in, now i® tho timo to
• i hilln.te the State.’ She ha® boon
illustrated and honored by bright nx-
:.uiu!e« *-f ohlvalric devotion among l»or
r«. and tho steady, uniform eour-
I g--".! emiducl of her troops in tho
.1 but n *\f Is tho timo for her people
: '."Mi.- staving voters—tha men too
or to., f. cf.i", or too much hound up
t.«>m*' oar -- and responsibilities to
• jilgn, to show that tho wp : rit of n
11. in.b'pemlont pooplo is tlioir'•, nnd
* will seek n grave beneath her 8<»d
they will submit to ho tyrannized
. •» *ot of foreign thieves and tnur-
1 ; : who come upon us to rodneo ua to
• ry. I* tlmie the spirit among us. in
i .• •■! "at historical days which aro just nt
!. in write for ourselves and our
midi" a a glorious page d' valor and pa-
■ .!• d- ' -eirn, which futuregonorntions
id with flushing eyes find kind*
earls? Mac <
/...
this bill might be
; v;.
shoubf bo <
compel thin
Ih.i
of tlm dellnii
thorofoie. v,
if tho 1 1 uitf
tun ailvani
uttnlii by t 1
from vnturiu
with tlio ( •
' ••*o they a
•f proviiioiml nrticlos,
mo tin* principal oinii.-ori
tiuuight by tho Kmpcro
tli" « arnosiuow.* of hi* be
for tnu rcotui'ution ol
I tlm two pop-
* not an extra-
ell have been
into at t»
ousation*
ally
thould i e di -’ii'
•ni which could, t
lur* d m-utral. K
> oxamni
Would lie w.
disciusion
thorn. The.'
of woll ord-
tlons, wlietli
itoly Irrce u.
din
"Utli mutu-
r lit this timo
argu imintutive
which divide
• lit, by means
.nl delib.-rn-
rthall not b
to bo quickly : Mowed by ev-
aimrchy. It it w-ro possible
eminent of tho United State
inisu tin) national authority
enter into -mm ibdmtos, it
perceive whnt
lainod by then
Drouyn do Lhuy« nhnll
t in ihe light in which it
y I xuiniried in thin
v lie ear, hardly Iii" t<»
linn.lints t" nothing le*.
• i, Thai, while tin.- i • 'V-
. I whether that <
(tovt'rnmctilj that th* \ !
■lie l- -or rathor should :
.*s t<* drill tour hours
ho suasions of Coitgres-., I
liotf, he subject, ul all 1
i-!' the I’roshliitit, or the j
era! of the Depart ni"iii i
The army would tin; |
many elo.pi.'.il
Id bauble, by
o practice th.
n,.t."
shall rtl
lding
ult- c.uibl ho "b-
mini - I -111■ rn must
tf.at the
“hall he
they might h
at clnfliinee.
would prohn
tion ns couhl
j Judge H'.l
certain /»»/>>•
thorough en
Htod h.v
by this means, b« narrowed j
i" < :ue within tlic purview of j
1 ‘"inmitti-e. The hill should I
l"f additional |my, u- it h !
mi
lie employees of Government, j
ougli to pay for |
id military Ji*r -
* it phi.
■<• civil
hie to 6
t the ,
rsfes
Jap
a! to the .M'
ti Mir- , J
Orion ns Doitu of {!,••
has i-sued nu *d - dur f,
closing of mortgager
prf.ptjrtT vp.li r x
•‘loyRl^eitijSunr.
K. C. Htllchl.:
was committed to m
Ila hudI $ At,000 of iii
possession.
fromVhc parage o!‘!
i the Yaz-o pasr. umiii
io proof had
-Tho Now
• • it. Banks
tin foro-
sulling of
.longing to
tun.-nts of soldiers sej-a- j
1!;.' P df» killed all thu i
’.nd in the housi-s where
ei. The telegraph wire* i
embled at ;
steamer l‘«tr
A gentium
> li.i
; way, formed by .
o thousand strong, faclioi
Minsk, eight versts ! with ;
.".ml at Bh-uie. and dunm
One of tlios*' hand* j ter.", i
he's i.f.'T having -true'!
liis
hat
al klli-
id l
The
ua then
it. nay
ith- bor i
The garrison : th-iriti
ii- | then i
tho latest dispatch
‘’Warsaw is quint.
decided improssion j
t»p p.oinsurrection,
: K utAhCui i. Ope ratios-* j
'it.- London corrospon-•
th* ritv, ’.'nit the Con ted - |
•? t ha- b»on doing a very
'•*ke of business in Kng- j
he modium of cot ton wsr- j
' irrants are undertakings
iyh cotton at a fixed price '
u. to -Id. per nound—no
r light, at any Confederate j
ignition of the Con fed or- |
uy» it is reported that tho
tvevvun addrc»*ed propo- I
M.-.d Hu. North
'd gr-.-it disratis-
nd eitizons.
• - al outcry and
• at<-» that of the
ci.mp of irihtruc-
y ia.i hundred
• 7 advantage of
i-l take their la-
regret to
iMs in this
oxUlonco, whether tlm tins. t • . kind
which hftvu mado of thu North nnd i-f'.h**
South uno sol..- arid wh-do f-U". ati\-■
State, nnd have Iwiiu 1 them on high a
logreo of prosjieriiy, nro not more pow-
•*rluJ than th*.' which lmvo placed
arms in the hand® <-f i bo tw •» population?.
A negotiation, the object of which would
i-o thur (lotertumidivo, wouldm-tinvolve
inyofthn ohj-.ictions raised againat the
diplomatic intervention of Huropa, •und
without giving birth
us the mimpl
tho
..pe
on our purj, that
1 to rorommund it
knowledge of tlm pn.' -it temper, any
more than of tho past pjrpusen, of the
inaurgonU.
'There is not tho leu-t ground (o ?u|i-
poao that tho controlling actors would he
piitMimdml, nt tliia moment, by any argu
ments whloh a national commic.-i mer
could offer, to forego the ambition tlm
has Impelled them to tho disloyal I • 'i;i"n
they nm occupying Any eoinmi-ionur
who should he appointed h.v tin--' a "n •,
or through theTr dictation or ini', ."in
must eiit"r the c'oniorenco im'un vvith
tlm spirit and j»I *«I)-« d to the i ■ - -mil
fortune-, i-f tlm in .urgent chief-. '.'In
loyal people in thu innirrectioimn Statu
would Im unheard, and any offer of peuci
by this <
• of tlm Ul
•ejO(
Of illliU'T.e
tire freed..
,clt *-teen., the opening I ..
wl.icl* %\ouid invite tin- two
to di*cu-*. without the . -
iCurop '. toe • dll'.l’.li • -f t'n l
1 luquottyou, jir, to give*
^ ' ubinot at Wmd.ingtn
meiicing to windom coui
by most Atnooru interest m I
ui' the I'. itod S'lito.s, You ,
authoriz'd, if Mr. Seward .
wish, to luaro
ilillurencos.
i while com-
1’
>U:h.
ccept. i
To M. M
Wash. .
tbi
n>»urunoQ of my high
Drouyn Dk Liiityh.
Minister of France nt
Sir:
pate I > o
might
ssi 1 ;
Dzi'A him kn t op :
WuolitiiKUoi, Feb. »j,
4 C < #C.
he intimation given i
•Iannary 16 (No. :
i realiz d.
I have already
imted, this Government has not the
t thought *’f relinquishing the trust
•h li:i» been conflilud to it by the na-
und-r I.- most .oleum of all political
ti-.n-; and if it Imd any such thought,
nub! have still abund
uled, iho hit
eh as near purfm
\ -li-iinct ununci
I" vn ws with I
! ' 't springs from i
nd i- al way h sur-
• n «>f the House
I-. i I’.cprenentn
■ •I Miv«in*ippi i
• .I Congress, nr
uoncud by a sjdri
towards the F.vc
Movorm.mt. I an
l’ K A N K VO HT CO N VKNT10K.-—As
• • ry “t"i> towards comiiliiBion
t h.« deliberations of tho Con-
i "i N. rtliwestern men which as-
ai Frankfort, Kentucky, on
dav n \t, will ho looked to with
• l-y tlie j.eojde both North
ith. If ft “hall eschew tho idea of
ruction nnd huso in proceedings
he hypothesis of separation and
ition, it. may ofleet much good;
>u it will bo productive of only
"suits.
•intry i-i anxious for peace, and
' th" ponce uinkers as [uihtiu bun-
ut p ice, w Io n it -I . ota#,
ha I upon proper principle®—
- for which tin. bleed "f our
vrnen bus been shod, tho chief of
is that of sepurato nnd national in
ti-t, oflbrt, wo prosumo, of tho
f’rt Ceiiyentlon, will ho to bring
• reconciliation between tha two
iountrv by means
i of all thu States.
i ' ■!,:•• ii"w for the South to ontor-
• i r* p" ition of tho kind. It could
i d La vi* boon done before tho war,
■ •nt lias entirely changed the
• i ■ fairs mid thu relative positions
: i .-im." Wo can now only treat
tilth" ' -rth n.s a separate nnd Inde-
i.'!"lit power. Lotus hopo, howe
Capture ol the Queen ol tho WcuL !
Moiui v Fobriycy B).—Capt. Cannon |
om Hud niver, brings information of 1
the capture of tho Federal steamer Queen *
of tho West, at Gordon’# Landing, m.nr I
Fort Taylor, on HodKivcr.
Tho Queen of tho West lmd captured i r ' n, ' 0 , i n ;"‘ u
tho Confederate Transport Hfn, Number : in ";' f ,[ , y a .
6, find l'orood her pilot, .IqLn Burke, to
take Iho w heel, and ordered him to take
the gunboat to our batteries. Burke
feigned fear, hut finally took tho wheel
COMMERCIAL.
Cm.tiMBua. Fob. 23.
COTTON--Prio' H nndnnrn but littlo ehann*.
Perhaps tin* le t f**r .|ualitlus nro slightly higher.
Hidp* oro m.elu at l which range embrace*
id*»r Ya
Upon i.enring tho battery, ho tool the i
Yankees that they v. cro fllle iii mile;, he- j
low thorn, immediately putting close in, I
when rho received a shot which broke hot*
steam pipe, disabling tho boat.
The Yankees boiug totally unprepared
for light, and suspecting no danger, Burke
jumped v 3
whon her crow mado the . ,
the exception of IS who f. il (nto our j V.
hands. ThucreWsubsequently got ab -ard } ti..-
CORN i - welling nt £].ftOr*v 1.70, and tho supply
not aiUeh short ot the demand.
M E.il, ijd.no.
SWhKT POTATOES i?1 .'^2.00,
PEAS $1.<051.(V).
PORK W hole hog 30c. per lb.; retail 35c.
VRlIItiTK OF KKSPKCT.
11 Kill OKS. 2ll N. (). If ATT A MON,
» amp near Oold boro, N. C. Fob. 2.18634
A mcettny of the offiorM uf tlm 2d N. 0. B»t-
a.'uiifest their esteem
i*i. 1
dej.
".irlato friend and brother
tobinson, of Burris comity.
lifa on the 7th ofr
. cd thin 1
.1 .it IV teisburg, Va-
( . I. i .1.11-0 E. Shohrr was called to
r iuJ Adjutant A. W. (Jrcen appointed
i On motion, a committee of five was appointed
I to draft rcsolntionk suitable to tho cocas'
consist ing ”i M-\i" If. L. An drown, Captain
with 200
tho Yankee bout DoS<»
stolon negroes made their escape.
Tho conduct of Burke elicited tho higli-
\\\
draft resabtio
. nsisl
SluitO, Ciij.taia
ly i)ur.«ued }
and captured the Fra T Era
fthlod in t-ne wheel. The Quel'll of til" j
Won is hut slightly injured, und will t-m .
bo in fighting trim under U. nf, ,!• i .••
colors. Wo havo poaUivo inf"rinitti.n: .
that the transport DeS"to was lmincd !>v
the Fedorals to prevont her falling into
tho hands of the Confederates.
Pout Hunsox, Fob. 18.—The Aloxtm- ;
dria Democrat, extra, has been reed vest |
It con tains the official report of tho cup- .
tore of the “Queen ofthc W.-t' by t’a|i-
tain J. Kelso, commanding the feriitira-,
lions on Red River. He pay® two gun-j
boats made their appearance in fruni uf;
this position ul 6 o’clock last evening, !
Mid after n brief cannonading tin gunboot {
Queen of tho Wost struck her .cuhu> - I
Cantain llutton. of the Crescent arliilcry.
and Lt. Do la Ilunty, wore immediately
ordorod to go aboard und demand a sur
render. Thesw officors report hut thirteen
(iilfe.-
Tbu
hit both
J 2d. Thai
nd I,io’
suitable to tho occasion,
. I,. Andrews, Captain Ed.
M. Hancock. Lieut. It. II.
■*. A. J, Lusk.
I, nnd fu a few minute*
A. J, Lusk.
nnd iu a fo
pieninblo und roaolu-
I. i*od Ahiiiithty God to taka
i-l frieud and fellow soldior,
. fat.* Arsistant SurRCou of
bo ii resolved :
,v with humble hii bin in
ward cd
nd thu cause wo servo have sus-
lo deeply sympathise with tho
^friends of tl * ‘ * •• **■*"
l.iiniIv of the dei'ciMod, and to
i friends of tho deceased
aide lew.
1 'lii.'ts i" "I these resolutions be for-
family of tb« deceased, and to
Hal. ui'liirii. Anlivillo Nows, Atiauta
er. Columbus Enquirer, andtJeorai
ith a rcfiuest that they publish ill
CHARLES E. SHOBER, Ch’n.
board- -tin; otln
cover of tho night.
apLuu on*
•r rifle pnrr-.t
officers and
having oscapod unde
The visible r«.*suits
alst in one thirty-tw" poun
gun, three twelve pounder', r. ••
pieces, and on« dil(>> slightly !;.
Dvsklesiv Irninuudous supply ufur
tpply quini
cases amputating m®tru»n« i.t“. >.
ditto dental instrument.® -clutt.in/.
bacon, beef, pork, hard liread :«•.
stores In proportion.
The Dcm- nil *»ys lb- i iclory .
plete, grand and decided, and
ready to capture oil such crafts a-
burg allows t«. pass.
1*1 FID,
\t tho residence of Mr. S. 0. Lindsay, i
morning of thu 16th inst. v .Iktt Thor as, i
We
l/isust r.iu*, Fire.
* lorry to ehronieh* a
In a disastrous
o’clock ycstcr-
dav morning, a pile of liuidcr in tiu» r. ir
of Mi r- llaydon AGuol-h.v nest.-u-iv,.
Livery Stable whs discovered t" hr on . r.\
and in i • ■ bo lot luill h
entire block lroniing on \S ikluut a. d
•S"« ondetruots wnsconsnuied. The build
ings burned wore Stubblefield - stahlci,
Ilaydon A G,.ohh;, “table®, th- wiir« -
housoandofliceioccupi' d hv i It. I;. - .m,
Esq., adwnlling (.ccnj.ii d bv M : * Wi :.
luy, another wwn.-d by M r® Mr Itevii I-.!
all til" .■ vtri. : I ■•
tho tool and agri« ulturri! impLum nt ncin-
ufactory of N:i'ban W". .i, IN | , :.>get!i*u - ' ‘
with a good iii-iny on,A,-., b - f
longing t" all the buildmg - » ..i. n... .i. — i 1‘
The stables being nt wuo.l, i,n-1 verv .n r - ". I
nml a pretty -ml' hiee:*" Id wing iho -
ilatues on tba adjoining hoiiues, llu; pro* I
gru«s of destruction wh- ---rapid n® t" I /•
Involve u heavy loss ..f the cunt.-nts of all
the building* burned. Among these, | 1
ami most melancholy to ruiate, sixtr.-n j
valuable horse* in tin stablm- of
ilnvden & (i-M-Inby perished in the tl.tim 1 •’
'Cl... i . . • . .. II i. , > .
BV W. B. GRIFFIN & CO.
j AUCTIONEERS,
AUnihHA, UA.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
j DW1E E
• DUtKCI IMPORTATION
j .From JBarope!
i Wednesday, the 4th March
i N - t.in *’ero, ('..niineiiciug at 10 o’clock, will
!-• “.lively Id, iu Kits to suit tha trado,
I tie. f.dloWlngRvt of
I-IABDWAH-E1
Vl.l IK Sl’I-K.VPlb QRDKR, VIZ ;
t"M dozen Table Cutlery, ombracing or-
ery variety iu tine:
i HKsi j.jiir Curry Uotnhs •
l.'tKi doren Eiigli-h Pocket Cutlery, all
im l’aithicki, assorted;
• M •»lu * - •*» Faucets;
••ii plate l,"ck*, asiortcd ;
quaro La morn*;
" * mii I Paper, fine and coario:
ui copper Cow Bulls ;
• n 1 ' ""laml * Socket Kpadus ;
-i Scythe Blade*, nss’d longtbs ;
; it Seyftio Smiithes;
Trace Chains (heavy);
•" Auger Bitts, oust steel;
r' - Pinchoffi;
! tluK they are only
r 1 «»f graceful
Wav® ho exhibited I
• "xecutlvo depart
Yank
thus (loscribotl by
Telegraph :
nts of the enmny
ii an attack on nnr
i.vii nml ill
open-;
Ti*
I thu I n
fott movumont resulU
: else, it may at least ho tho
bringing about a cessation {of
ard the establishment of a
i:>g v.hiuh a permanent ponce
lit., treaty may be agreed upon.
I’his (Jitckaun) Appeal, 14(7'.
the Potomac to Suffolk
it New.-. Ilurmiido's old
ipie.- the latter place. Cabins.
' her u\ idem "s of protracted
have hi "ii troetud. Five
"ii are, however, kept in
Hampton Ronds,
i ■" ' Herald of tho I0th Ha^s
ri-hiture lui“ passed stlr-
1' imi.v resolutions, chiefly
ioh nt denunciation*of pros-
':> i adminisiratiuu, nnd of
an armisiiao and tho Peace
it Louisville. Similar roso-
ponditig iu the Indiana
’1 lie lot* of Messrs. H. A <
Their ttablc. were a.i..-ng iii** inost ex-
toii-ivii in tho country and were stowed
with forage and grain about flvuthou-t-
nnd bushels of corn ui.*l on - hundred and
fitly thousand pounds of fbddei. B.-
sides this, thoy Iqit their entire - - k of
flno carriages and hurncs.*, but i n "d
tlioir buggies. They were insured for
about one third the value <d thu pro
perty.
Mr. Weed's loss is also heavy, princi
pally in tho buildingH, whi< h wore of
brick and large and substantial.
Mr. Bloom's lc*-, we ti -t, will not
prove very great.
Thu families in the burnt district fiv»d
a considerable proportion of their iiouvi-
hold effecte.
Tho general opinion i that tho htables
wore II rod by an incendiary. When Urst
discovered the flames were ju*t kindling,
but among such a mass of combustibles
a.- tho largo stock of fodder nre-ented,
they becamo untnanngahlc in a few mo-
monts. So intense wa- tho heal tliat the
firomeu could not npjiroach tlm burning
stable*, but succeeded by hard labor in
arresting the progress of the fire at a nar
row alley, hounded on one side by Mr.
tho other by a
ocoupiod ns the
Ij nr Ofllco ot MCssrs. Lanier A Ander-
son. This is the moat dinastrous lire wo
havo had in .Macon for several yours.
■ lire, ted “hot®
• ’ “trout) which w.-n It ;i
-t by the ihuio num- J !
i i' 'umbilici; one ol' j
• "! caused the U- 'L ! ;
"r in amn/ement.
t continued in a <b - 1 ; i
; »«f an hour w itli- b
i ilunge to our furliii-
a perfect Wn-to "! • - ‘
i‘(iuruy fired 47 st ot»
• •I' those came from
were chiefly aimed nt <
■ ami damaging tw
k-'il tli.ill the i" l I
■nm, clear over the
ilc* ly into lim ha
tin • it.v,
that pot
dissolution, w
vcr.-ally • i d i
A m< i lean pc<
that L tr*-p'"
sujiposu '.'.is
Whatever, in
people <»f Fra
id at tho cu
immediately,
tly rejected by
tlm ,
• elfe't
jd Slap
f Great Britain, or,
•» Nethnrlnml-, would I
national existenco, no
•)f*» might l/i) regarded 1
a nations, just ns much, .
the people of
r» with thu
No
mown to he fault!
jricnii nation
tho
on this, any
Otlo-r occasions, forgot llio
traditiv nal fricruisliip of tho two countries,
Which wu unhesitatingly buliovu Im*
insnind the counsel- that Mr. Drouyn
dc Limy* im- imparted. Hu says : "The
Kadarut (iover/i/uont dors not de-pair, w o
mote active impulse to
ti again iio remarks:
n of the struggle, iri u
: know, of.
Xi
t t’fe Inn
: scale. j from Columbia a" !
. the Yanlee !
lead contain®, > ( division,
idvertisetuent ] ** w ^ r,,v . u l ,0 L*
. for un^ai.1 | A number of pro.
n..ry district,Tlto oV,rntJ.I, «, ol
offered dispfayod tlic in..on
. 11--m our right.
“The proti-4
word, iuo> t
the Federal (
*avo for tho common benefit the region
which i® hounded by the Pacific and At
lantic '.•'•ns!h and by the shoruM of tho
Gulfs of -t Lawrence und Mexico, to
gether With tho free und common unvi-
gutiori <•! the Rio Grande, Missouri,
Arkauci-, .Mt-*iVippi Ohio, St. Lawrence,
Hudson, D la ware, Potoinitc and other
riutional highwa.v- by which this land,
and wa'ered.
Even if the agents of the American
p.-.q.te, thu- exercising their power,
•.'■•"i d, through fear of f-.etion, fall l»-'-
low this height of national virtue they
would he hpeodily, yut constitutionally,
replaced by others of sterner charac
ter and patriotism.
I must he allowed to say, also, that Mr.
Drouyn do Lhu.vs errs in his description
of the parti.-1 to tie present conflict. Wo
have bore, in a political senso, no North,
Soul Ii, no Northern, no Southern St ate®.
i(-n wo w.ll leave them for
re Bell, commanding
Off Gulvoiton, had II
i'iri counter to that from }
tripjr the port to be opei.
iding vessel* to keep ci
Sabi
The French Uonsu! at Galveston
i«sued flu' following .ohlre.-.s “to
French, Sj-anisti.and Italian subj".
the countiw.- of Colorado, Au-li.'i
Fayette M
/», - /■', ;• mh : Martial law' has
declared i . y«»ur couutios, on ncco.i
sotneiiourrecMonary movements. 1
that noue of you have taken part i
bawure not
adopted COU
A* nlieii“
nllty shall Ii
!o join tho i
ntry.
mica
utral*, nnd your iintion-
peeled. I have full Oon- 1
Il dun cu in General .1. B. Magrud-r. Hi.® 1
chivalry and integrity are Mitliciout pro
tection ugainst any iiijusticu.
B. Tiikhor,
Consular Agent for France, Vice Consul i
for Sjmin. mid Acting Consul for Por
tugal and Italy.
i-h-nt Duvin’ motsngo exoltod much
"I- Fiigloitd. The London PoBt,
I'-.t ""i ton’ Mirgnn, conimonts on
i ii a kii«»wh«lgeB the right of
ind promisu* recognition ol tlie
,U III tun days.
hingtoii correspondent ot tho
i-rouiinunt Uepuhlicans have
ud to announce tliomsolves In
"! i ">••(•. Th-i expression of such
i ""‘id . had caused (ptito a commotion
" •. i i ■ politicians,
i •," '"imi i -M*the Commidoo on Terri-
m Washington, shows that tho
lorn."i." are openly in rebellion to tho
'I'll.- Indian Bureau has received infor-
i!• f i m lout tlm Sioux and Pawnee* had
ind" a treaty of peace with tho Yankee
1 I Poli-ii insurrection had been sup-
. Frenchi
’I’hi'ULATORS IN' dAOKftOK.—The Mis-
»ip|»iau “ay - ■ “The movements of
'".httors at thi* timo forcibly remind
■ the )mz/,nr*!s who flock in thousands
. - the field of battlo when the fight is
,.r and tlm victory Won. No article of
miMCi'*‘0 can ovnde their lu on obsorva-
ri, und wherever any thing cun be
ind Upon which M) or 1,000 per cent,
ii he Hindi*, thero run also he seen a host
i“ping merrenario®, who, rcgardls--
iwant* of th-i community, purchase
they .'an find, und conveying the
-•], •> uDewhero, realize almost a for-
;<• a “inglo onoration, and laugh al
I'ugern*'.-..- of tliOHO around thorn, who
•k t<» add to tlioir ill-gotten gains. 11
Tho Chicago Times of tha 3d inst., pub-
! u*)lr. Foote’s Into resolution in re-
to existing difficulties, at length,
arc introduced by heads iu flaming
1»it:. 1 s. a.® follows; "A Confederate
• ' ".nt f.-r peace" - Uesolulions'ntro-
in the C -nfedernte (,'ongreM b
I Fla!,
Cottage Looks ;
luO d ' Ui cart liutU. assorted:
luOg."-s black japanned wire rollor
Buckle s, I am! lj inch ;
20 Kn-.'iiOi wrought iron Blacksmith
l"'i itlKck-mitb 'T.-ngh, extra quality ;
DK* lbs. extra tine Bar Load ;
HUO papers ( it 'Packs, assorted, 4 to 12:
I'Si gross Gimlet-point Screws, nBsortea
20 doz. Razors; 10 doz. Razor Strops.
■*■<"*• n i’ -. Sw.’dos , i to3Inches wida.
: to 1 inch thick ;
1UM0 lb®, a ..i t. 1 Swedes Iron;
C-UGMh®. Plate Sleek
Cainli gue® will he ready on day of
sal*'. fub23-tua
AV ANTED!
Brcruils fur (lie JOtll Ua. Iteg(.
dotu-died t-orvice, fur tho pur-
,n • ■ luloavers t-- fill tlm rank*
. ih Uc|dincut.
ii n-. iii ini-> -. nrico mnong tho
>! * io ir unti vu land. Tho ensu-
iucidcnt t
AM bore •
fri'Ai'h '
’1H» R.*i
Hurrible Death ot Con federate Pris
oners,
Word wa- brought to th city la.®t I
evening that during tho night <>f sumlay. 1 !'
twelve of tlie Confederate urisniien c.-u- i
fined in tho pens at Camp Douglas, were . u
frozen to doath. Ii is a*.i<>rtcd that *-n |
Monday morning they w**re found in tl-.- j L
misornulo handful of hay in their l-nuk-, ! u
frozen Stiff, though to uli appearances in J t
tho onjoyoionl ot perfect health tho day * *•
previous.
The barracks at Camp Douglas are ! 'j
woll known to bo totally unlltted, during | n ‘
tho provftlunoo of sucli wenfhftr as tho | i
prosonl, for tho me of anything, irc-ly •' «
cattlo. Thole iu which the-o priimieiv I 1
um oonlhir'l are ninny ihem <l< niitiiU‘ *'
of htovuis; the window* in -"in . .<! ih.'in |
nro broken out, and through the hoi-? uiul . ;
nporturot in tho roof the cold wind fuieiy
enters.
It is said that tho local officers at tho
camp, actuated by a humanity tlioir su
periors might pattern after with profit,
liavu done all in their power to make
thu condition of the prisoners comfort
able. But there are those above
them who havo a terrible sin to an
swer for. It were mercy that, after
their capitulation, our cannon had been
turned upon these prisoners, uml butch
ered them where th-stood, than l at
from a far southern dim", without any
preparation being made l'--r tin ir . fnf« rt
or nrofectiort, they should he tralHp'-rf.-d
hither, to meet, with .-.ai-fi.v anythieg
worthy the name of siiultcr, thu Ilurcti
rigor- of a northern winter—to ho mur-
J* red hr neglect to endure tho torture®
of a death «r cold.
lt is said that the both Illinois (Scotch
Kegmunt) ho'-l a meeting to protest
against the cohditton of the barracks at
Cump pouglas. Could they eiil’st the
1 pens which paint so eloquent-
"l thu land, it would bft
t" (lie recent iirtHiacd-
nd LuKlslutivo depart-
ovenmidut Frutn tho
ulpiiti.m i-coohfeiuUon is iwacd;
1 th©
rii p"iis. .loaoluto our land,
injunction with tho whit©
ir Uhertios, but to cx-
uxtruot from tho ardor
fii-.'ofb) Hulortod blimiM
mt-erutaeo of the most
■> nooniopilsh tho mi.i-
will ii* I- i ui a Croat nuauuru tho
v.r •••intry i i" undcrae before wo
• • . I-*'ie • • With ear rank-, filled
will le. ti' -ri ixii<1 easy, ltut if wo
uuuo Uie war with*small
« "H«s* the war n
l'-vary eneourn«.
imporuaeo of the i
Y i h t!‘ r
undcrK" before i
th our rank* fill
d oasy. ltut if *
. the war limy bu pro-
y onteuratfemeni oen-
cuiatioo will buKiveii
law, nnd tfiosu
• ' ' .in
' desire to join
the l
cfhuunt.
ipunv A, Uupfain Ru«*. Macon.
B, •* Mit-dioll. Co'
" C, “ Hotinv, Jeflo
0*.
Mit- lieil, Columbiu.
I»''iinv, Jeffomor
nittju o, Tolk Co.
Little, Harris C
Pougo, Atlanta.
llatuhiiiH, OolUL.
Cqfhio, Talfnir Co.
Minis. Columhi
Augusta.
Little, Harris Co.
o,. Atlanta,
liiiis, Columbus.
",'slhir Co.
ol ii in bus.
0, A _
ol tilts.* Companies will bo
uni b.-oaly, And other, ordinary
cr ord ....
0 l.j.'. l t.) tilts
>.i i"®si wit bout pulsing through
, - uityig otlieers for this ltegi-
As thi.
duccd
Tu
llu
Rk
Wo haven
is located up*.
, have
ii ,n chiefiy rl
Gulf of Mg
ont hi folio
The Snutfi
williir.: S'* ■ -nclud ■ a j«i»t and honurable
].",i . witli any of the .Status except New
l.o ■ i.d -‘’l’rofferod guarantee of tho
cnint. mtptod navigation of tho Missif-
ivi-r.'’ No ccunnont is indulged
i by tlie oditor.
Vaccliintlou—Caution-
j W • clip the following from the Atlanta
Int Hi;:'net r, and think il proper to be
iIJhcc
i tli" "ibcr hand, a loyal |ioe
only Northeri
The
to me to do unlnteiili
: language, who her ..onlMoiiliftl or [ vi
c, in vuiich this G<>vernmuul has a t
iiutly spoken <*n the - abject of the \
Jt certainly has had and avowed to
one pur|K-se—a d- t' iminalion to j p,
i vu liio integrity of tho country. in
*• ‘ ' :•> "d-iiilting nr y Inc - "I i-lfort, ' J
cut I III" contrary. borne ; on
ciiOeffn y iu alt vicissituden with
early ar.d
I'fiited State
A trieU of I nnd
l. i .. g island, and Port j
• re enumerated. The no- Atlaxta.F.
. i>. Smith, W. E. Word- i charged with t
ij*nry Brisbane, Direct Man-Jutl Tho*.
J night.
but . Now, when v.u
find a friendly T
♦:*t. o.a© monlli * L
und no occa i •
through -vb
ion, torios and ■.
rate j incident of war
jail last I "f th© Unit 'd *“
) cud, roclai ai:.L
the national
( nuiiuir invited
review th" t wenty
. i 1
• ILvi
.-tern, Middl
ilMt**®. J lmve mi many ;
lofoio tiuhruiltcd to tin '
rument tho President’s
M-rcit® and idea* which lie
f the detenu ination of the
nd tho people
Union. The
• declaration®,
reviewing that
•tion with the oxi-ting
uy i do Limy* druw-
to hi* ftid the c» ufen nee which t-. -k
nlacu between tho colonics and Gient
Britain in our revolutionary war. il..*
wiil allow me to answer that action, iri
liu or Li* of a nation, must accord with it» \ Houston
eccssfUce, and therefore can be h*1iI(-iu
conformed to prucodeitU. Great Britain, >
when entering on that negotiation, had officer* ar
manifestly cento to entertain doubts <>f command*
her ultimate hUcoctiH, and it is certain officer; G.
that tho council
not havo failed t-
Al-oliiioiiihts 77. Eight
Vermont, Rhode Mnnd.
s »"w iluntpshirc, California,
.ryland and Wc*tern \ i.
1 I*- elect, and the re®ult L
rllows: Democrats 21; Al-.
d liin will give a total • t
■ Abolitionists87. Tliu En-
KioluduM that the Al)»»lilioi.-
a minority of eight, unless
itahi th. Ft
i t hit- done tl
•fund of net
,. therefore,
II 'KT' a
Itpo
i the
^■^■tdoublwdly
member® wti»*u they
hat*s. The Denmcrnt*
will, in tho end, pr--
Fcntisylvamu
ANOTH UK
(Te
the scats ol two
Tele;
-Tho
says: The
Oonfodc-
K"trihiiti
or at largo and on duty, il*
o, t'apL Vernon G. Lock*
"tpt. John Parker,
-Ii llieka, 2d offlocr .
orduunce; W
1st
L»j- .
/■'* • liit' tlifjcni'cr: Judge Timothy
l'-..1 * ' I, of Henry county, G»., has lately
I " l l!ii "" ol hi* niost valuable negroes by
vie einiitlon. 'i'ho virus with which they
..•I" vni eiuatcd was taken from thu arm
of,a liealthy, robust negro child; and
vithin twenty-four hour* after insertion
| otto tiie arms of these negroes Ihuy were
i corpse.*. 'The virus had alroady pasted
{ till-nigh two human systems, enu-ing iu
theiu mi mote than the ordinary sickne«t
u>uully amending thorough inoculation.
It... i-w< tfully, C. S. B.
S i i:am Kit Na-hivillk (io.nk to 8r,A.—
We at* imormod that the steamer i<niti©>
mike, Uapt. T. H. Bakur, (late Nash
ville,) ho* gone to sou from near Silvan*
null.--via'/. Const.
It was rumored op the struct on AVed-
n--dsy that the stuamcr Kallltumaku
1 Nashville), CapL T. 11. Baker, had gono
t • sen. A* wo could Iraoo the rumor to
i ".iMaLle soute-, wo Hindu no mention
•s " Wo hiarn- d ypxturtluy that tho
* -•. i• 1 *. mid nut gone to sea.. Tho
•t'Ufiu-r Si. .Johns, wO learn, hu« gone
"‘ l v.i. An«,20f/(.
SX
sufferings of tlie
" r H VRHY. Osdarlewn, -
pl F VCKI I'. <5-.r K 'tnwn.Ua.
i..ii" -I ll-i* htyu'i* i.» limited to th©
• in*.lit of nntivuop-*rations, them wish-
iiift te unlirit nroreiiucrte.mo appt^Ht one©.
C'uptCe* (i. 20tn (Ja. lU*t.,
febV it. Toombs’ ltrlfftds.
oners ut Camp
phi' ed in puns, in which,
Humanity, do ono would eon tine even a
dumb beu-L during this wenther. -Chtca-j o
Times, Jo b. 3.
Trick ofthc ftcbel Agent* iu Hlrlimoud
find in tin) column* of the i’aris
journal Lu Petrie a rtatenicnt i.'. *-‘i i.
North. Thu Palrii
tire hi-liuf. th** an noun
which will ©roni« gr*.
Franco and Kugla-xl.
tho booedod State* have
to bend twenty million:
millions doilan*
fund for tho reh
of Europe. Mr Jell,
maude<l from l*rc-id*
I 1 ST RECEIVED, alurvu and now astorl-
*I im til ul
Watch Materials,
CoXSI.1TI.no ok ,, ilr
HANDS, GLASS, MAINSPRINGS,
Pinion.*, Jewels, Tools, Ac.
the
lliu HW<U(D$, MII.ITAHY UI/TTONS,
u fnrl I M.llir
■fill..
iii the
elu-sos
Dav
liueoln tlie nu
ll’ cotton to tint
above named nun, wliieh \*-ill ho sent to
Southampton, Nantes nnd Havre. Such
an notion i* worthy of all praise. It prove*
Unit the Confederate,,...
asnooiutiuu hetwuon tit
those of our working eln
preeinto tlic
Intel
Hr
<td® arid
BY ELLIS & LIVINGSTON.
EXECUTORS’ SALE.
O N WKDNBHHAV. .March f, »i 10 o’clock a.
m . h. front «( I fill* and Livlngaiun’s Auc-
tiun R-" in, fidy and cue bulfnhHrc*
Muscogee Rail Road Stock.
| Al**-. fbir(> -»ix and <m*)-hnlf shitcc*
Mobilo & Girard R.R. Stock,
Three Lola on Oglethorpe at.,
I Kvhcthfir tlm „
Washington will aifew Eui.-ie-an \e-.-.d-
lo enter tho Southern Port* n>r tlm pot- '
pobe of loading with tb<> cult* ’ in quc»- J
tion. Wo may surely hope that such j j 1
permission will not bo rufuned.” > ;
A. U. Herald. \
•— t
(JaI’TUUKoI UoNjrCUKHAT Ii- I'« Noltril 1 l
Cauoi.iHa.—The Km-toii coriornoudent r
uf thu Ruluigb Journul r. poiu tbftt two •
companies of Major Nethereutl'* Laital- ‘
ion, commanded by Captains Uohinion j J
und pavis, were surprint <1 hy the i.*M«iry :
at two o clock oil thy uiuruing of the iiith. (
uml nearly the untiro command suj.po-i d
to have buen captutod, net m.i-u than!
niglitoru.it making limir escape. Gu-!
men were art camped on the Dover road, |
when burpiibod by thounoiuy
umber IP! .
mdf a. re of load, oik
u mid all nero*fnry oat-
uh.I .iwcUinir. with all
half
.. . tbo follewinc
rue®, adjoining tfa«
uf Columbus, to wit:
jo, 41, 42,14, 4A
.... ....... ■.jo, fi7.1». W, 60.
.07. (>'. .VIw, Ip’S mi (ho ©»i>.t
•'ll" . . • i, 11).-tiling (h» north
73.-I.7.V7#, 77.
■ i lou^tuo emt common, i%
■ i Mail-.if thu lot*,©hawing
i-l ne .fc*iircmcat, can be boon
nil . a o» tbi* city.
r. I* .niters' Salt Manufacturing
‘ V..-ill'll \Y. WQQLFOLK.
WM. y}. VTOOLFUIiK,
Executor*.
I LLLS .k UVKfUriTUN.
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