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Li rtiements aot otherwie airectcd, ; Ul le ,
i rrted in e Semi- w eeEiy, aoo "v!
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Xrat8.50 for six 'months, or $15 for twelvo months-,
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BUSINESS CARPS.
IRESU' MEDICINES 1
I? --, j :AND TOU.ET ABTICLES.
t The Subscriicr has the pleasure of ataouncing to
his friends and the public generally tb ftar muea
delay trouble,, sind expense, owing te -the rar end In
terruption ef trade, he has procured fresh supply of
Uedielnes,EoiIets and othtr articles in hU line, which
be has been unable to furnish for some time pest.
Be has t pay CASH for all he buys, and hopes that
Stch ot Ids patrons as do not pay promptly, will take
the hint, and that all in arrears, who have not gone to
the seat of war lo fight for eur Independence and
dearest interests, will pa up their arrearages or a part
ajt least, so that he maybe able to ' meet pressing de4
mandi, and keep hU ptsook replenished.' . i t " -4
gBETAll - orders from the country . (unless from
prompt and reliable parties,) will go unnoticed, if not
accompanied with the' CASH or its equivalent.
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BLANK BOOK MA NXJF ACTTJSHIIS ,
RALEIGH, N, C, I
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FOR BEAUTIFYING AND IUPHOVIIfCi
T1IE IIAIU.--I have received the following
favorite articles, vlt ' . ' - - . 1: -
Mrs. Allen'. Restorer and Zylabeisamiun,
. Wood's and Ezekil? Restorer,
i Burnett's Cocoaine and Coeia
Rosemary mad Castor Oil,
I Lowe's and Piyer's Pomades. 1
Pemerson, Petit & Co., Hygieniqae Societe,
and Monpelas Pomades,
1 Tricopherous, Kathairon, f r
i i Essence Bay Leaves,
! Sayne's Hair Tonic,
! ' i Phileoome, and
' i Pescnd's Hair TonicSi
Also, the most approved Hair Dyes known in this
cjountry. f.
For sale at .
! i PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
Raleigh, May 18, 180f
ma 30 t'.
BUIST'S FRESH AND NEW CROP TUR
; NIP SEED.
.fONSISTTNG OF THE FOLLOWIlfO VARIE
J ties :
Early I,aree Flat Ducn,
' Early Red Top,
1 Ruta Basra, fa superior variety.)
Large White Norfolk,
Laree Yellow Norfolk,
i Large White Globe. Also,
Altringham Carrot, Mangel Wortzel Beet,
and large Winter Drumhead Cabbage Seed.
I For Sale! in quantities to suit purchasers t
June 18 tf. : P. F. PESCUD'g-
HISMAN'S YEAST POWDERS.MY
j Materials are to hand, and Mr. Chlsman has put
np a large quantity, all who have been waiting for sup
plies can send in their orders.
; If you doubt that these great Powders are not su
perior to any !now known, you can find? testimonials
from the most respectable families in Raleigh, at my
Store, where i you can be supplied at wholesale or re
tail. I P. F4PESCUD.
i may 23 I .
; ABioMinrEOT.
RALEIGH N. C,
i Sept. 26 1860. j
K. WKISICKK-
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A. C. PULL I AM, ; R. P. PDtLIAM, D,
PULLIAM & CO.
AUCTIONEERS FOR SALE OF NEGROES,
Odd-Fellows' Hall, Franklin' St.,
R I C II 31 ON I) , V A .
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! DAILY SALES Pdslic amd Pbivatk. j
Wo pledge our strictest attention to the business en
trusted to us, and wul, answer ail com-
s inunioauons promptly. ,i
POUTER ALWAYS AT EACH DEPOT.
:i 1b tf. : 1 .
PEEBLES, PLUMMER & CO.,
; (FORMERLV PKEBLK8 k WHITS.) 5
i COMUrSSIOX MERCHANTS AND GROCERS,
! No. 22, Old Street, Petersburg Vn. I
j XJR0MPT and diligent personal attention givenjto
u JL 8lc Jf all consignments of Produce Alwajys
( ! ou hand a full sunnlv of standard nuantV Urticenes.
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suited to the wants of Farmers and Families. ,' j
j i.km'l peeblks, Jno. j. tBOMrsoi, .
i - benrv h. pluumer, jr., lato of the firm of N. M.i
Martin, Brother A Co.
'' ,,$5r-Sole Agents for Ro.c3e's Phospho Peruvian,;
4 or .Manipulated Guano. june 27 1 i
ANOTHER BRILLIANT VICTORY
While on my recent visit to the 014 Dominion, I
had the good fortune to procure from attt old triend a
demijohn of Rose Cordial of the most delectablo fla
vor a splendid and invigorating article for the sick.
Call, bv all means, and get some before it is gone:
price 25 cents a bottle. Among the choice variety of
! other things too tedious to mention, tc which the at
tention of the public is respectfully called, 1 nave a
fine lot of the best Hair Brushes. If yos. want to feel
good and poetical in these gloomy times, just call
around, -procure a brush and a bottle ofneordial, and I
will guarantee a fine flow of the moat highfalutin
pkeelins. P. F. PESCUK, Druggist.
VTEYV AND SPLENDID EXTRACTS
rr Consistins; of
THE WOOD VIOLET,
HUMMING BIRD, '
BUTTERFLY: VIOLET,
PATCIIUTLY MUSK,
L PINK JOCKY CLUB,
FRANGIPANI ROSE. &.
Also, Fraogipani, Verbena, Cologne and other Toilet
waters. All of which are of the finest quality and put
up in elegarit-atyle. I
For sale at
PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
Raleigh, May 18, ISflO. f ma 23 tf.
JUST RECEIVED AT
. i PESCUDS DRUG STORE.
A VERY FINE LOT OF TOILET SOAPS.
Censsis of North Carolina. 7
Ai Reported by. the Secretary of the Siate Convert- j
v i J: turn. ' "
COtTBTIIS: "W01TK.
Alamance, - 7,87
Alexander, 5,392
Anson, ' 8,562
Alleghany, 3,357
Ashe, ' 7,423
Beaufort, 8,172
Bertie, - 6,846
Bladen, 6,235
Brunswick, 4,515
Buncombe, . 10,623
Burke, 6,647
Cabarrus, 7,402
Caldwell, 6,297
Camden, 2,940
Carteret, 6,064
Caswell, 6,581
Catawba, 2,038
Chatham, 12,555
Cherokee, 8,609
Chowan, 2,978
Cleaveland, 10,108
Cojumbus, 5,779
Craven, 8,785
Cumberland, 9,561
Currituck, 4,671
Davidson, 13,378
Davie, 6,001
Duplin, 8,286
Edgecombe, 6,880
ForSythe, 10,71ft
Franklin, 6,499
Gaston, . 7,009 ,
Gates, 4,180
GranvUle, 11,189
Greene, 2,826
Guilford, 15,738
Halifax, 6,642
Harnett, 5,351
Haywood, 5,488
Henderson, 8,981
Hertford, 3,948
Hyde, - 4,682
Iredell, 11,141
Jackson, 5,241
Johnston, 10,548
Jones, 2,210
Lenoir, 4,903
Lincoln, 6,000
Macon, 5,370
Madison, 5,693
Martin, 5,435
McDowell, 5,542
Mecklenburg, 10,543
I Montgomery, 6,781
I Moore, 8,725
I Nash, 6,319
New Hanover, 10,617
Northampton, 5,912
Onslow, 5,198
Orange, 11,318
Pasquotank, 4,473
Perquimans, 3,287
Person, 5,708
Pitt, 7,480
Polk, 3,317
Richmond, 5,211
Randolph, 14,768
Robeson, , 8,584
Rockingham, 10,021
Rowan, 10,522
Rutherford, 9,060
Sampson, 9,106
Stanly, 6,590
Stokes, 7,847
Surry, 8,949
Tyrrell, 3,203
Union, 8,903
Wake, 16,470
Warren, 4,923
Washington, 3,596
Watauga, 4,771
Wayne, 8,721
Wilkes, 13,280
Wilson, 5,944
Yadkin, 9,110
Yancey, 8,229
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.
A new supply of these celebrated Sitters on hand
At PESCUD'S! Drug Store.
1-
OAK CITY SAVINGS BANK.
Dr. T. D. HOGG, President. " '
Johu G. WtLLiAMS, Casher.
DIRECTORS.
Dr. T. D. nogg, II. S. Smith, i f
Q. Bustoe, John G. Williams.
This Bank is now receiving deposits, at the Ex
change Office of John G.Williams k Co. Discount
' day Taesday, 1 " feb 18 tf. '
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TO THE FRIRNDS OF ' i
HOME MANUFACTURES.
T II E KI N S TON .
a iaots ii s if ii
IS NONV IN : 5
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. '
ORDERS for negro BROGANS and BOOTS; are
solicited. J. C. CARPENTER, Ayent. ,
Kinston, jS: KL, June 2 t. 1860. aug4 tf.
' PETEilSBUltG, VA.
' THIS, WELL KNOWN ESTALISHMEI?T
SAVINO BEE? RECENTLY FITTED IIP AMD SOPPl-IED
WITH ALL MODERtf CON VEXIEMCK8, j
Now Hers to Travellers Attractions ,
Unsurpassed by any Hotel ' 1
In the Country. ,
ma; 5 JOHN JARRATT & BRO.
DONNANS & JOHNSTON, I
GROCERS-AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petersburg. Vsu ,
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DONNAN & CO., ' : .
. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i
Richmond, Vau ;
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VAL
LEY OF VIRGINIA, Winchester, Virginia, Capital
: J3D0,000.' Incorporated March, 1852 j Charter per
tualj Losses eqniubly adjusted and promptly paid,
Fire Losses paid in 8 years to July, 1869, $538,292.19.
nsurance against loss or damage by fire, on as favor
able tcrm as other responsible Companies.
; JOS. S. CARSON, Pres't
Wm. L. Bkkt, Sec'y. i-i
- ' W. S. SIMPSON Ag't
ap'llOw-.tf Petersburg Va.
M
P
USTARD. I
A fresh supply just received t
At PESCUD'S; Drug Store.
INVIGORATOR.
Barrys Tricopherous,
Ezekials Hair Restorer,
Pavsons Indellible Ink. .
At PESCUD'S Drug Store,
au 14 tf Raleigh, N. C.
H
Confederate Cloth just received
from the Crenshaw Woolen
Company, Richmond, Va.
AVING PURCHASED FROM THE
auction sale a largo invoice of:Grey and Blue
Cloths and Cassimeres, we are prepared to make uni
forms in the best manner. Also, a large invoice of
Maryland Cloths and Cassimeres; Cadet Grey, very
fine: do. North Carolina Cassimere Gfey, large-quan
tity for Uniforms and Military Overcoats, ready
made or made to measure." iWe have now in our cut
ting department two Cutters, that cannot be beat in
the art ot cutting both military ana cstizens are&s.
; Black French Cloths, Cassimeres land Vesting?:
Velvet Vet. ting, black and Fancy; 50 Cassimere Suits,
all sues, just received ; 50 dozen Merino and Lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers ; India Rubber Overcoats
and Leggin j : fine Shirts-' Drawers,; Socks, Collars
Gloves, Cravats, Suspenders, Shawls. Blanket, Gai
ters, Ga-mbaters, Ac. T. W. ROYSTON A CO.,
; feb 26 Petersburg, Va.
TREE
COL'ED. SLAV'S. TOTAL.
421 3,445 11,853
19 611 6,022
151 6,951 13,864
27 206 3,590
142 391 7,956
729 5,878 14,779
279 8,186 14,311
435 5,327 11,995
. 260 3,62 1 8,406
100 1,931 12,654
219 2,371 9,237
104 3,040 10,546
114 1,088 7,499
276 2,127 5,343
152 1,969 8,185
. 279 9,355 16,215
28 1,664 10,730
304 6,246 19,105
38 519 9,166
151 3,713 6,842
109 2,131 12,348
355 2,463 8,597
1,288 6,10 16,273
978 5,830 16,369
221 2,524 7,416
147 3,076 16,601
101 2,392. 8,494
374 7,126 15,786
388 10,108 17,376
211 . 1,764 12,691
541 7,079 14,110
102 2,199 9,310
362 3,902 8,444
1,121 11,086 23,396
152 3,947. 7,925
693 3,625 20,056
2,450 10,349 19,441
104 2,584 8,039
. 313 ' 5,801
85 1,382 10,418
1,111 4,443 9,504
259 2,793 7,734
29 4,177 15,347
.6 281 5,528
193 4,916 15,657
107 3,413 5,730
177 5,131 ' . 10,211
80 2,115 8,195
115 519 6,004
2 213- 5,908
451 4,303 10,1S9
273 1,305 7,120
290 6,541, 1-7,374
45 1,823 ; 7,649
1S4 2,518' . 11,427
6S8 4,681 J H,C88
766 10,332j 21,715
656 6,808 13,376
159 3,499 8,856
522 5,109 16,949
1,484 -2,983 8,940
392 3,569 7,248
318 5,195 11,221
127 8,473 16,793
106 620 4,043
345 5,453 11,1.09
380 1,645 16,798
1,450 5,456 15,490
407 6,318 16,746
135 3,929 14,586
122 2,391 11,578
489 7,028 16,623
42 1,169 7,801
86 2,469 10,402
184 1,246 10,379
143 1,597 4,943
53 2,246 11,202
1,424 10,733 28,627
402 10,401 15,726
296 2,465 6,357
82 104 . 4,957
734 5,451 14,906
261 1,208 14,749
280 3,496 9,720
168 1,433 10,711
64 362 8,655
CLOTHING. &C
EW CLOTHING STORE ! !
mm
JUST OPENED BY
flITTNGER
II
at the cori riof Fayetteville St. and Market Square
f 2O,O0(KWth of MEN'S and BOYS' Ready
Made Closing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and many other
articles. . Wish, it distinctly understood that theie
Goods we bought in times of peace, and consequent
ly atmuci lowetprioes than they could be bought for'
now. Thy will be 'sold again at the
-OLD RETAIL PRICES.
I have no; particular fancy for saying much. All I
ask o the public is to give meacalL They
iill certainly not be disappointed
t in the quantity, quality or
in the prices of my
',ri GOODS.
Remei ber, corner of Fayettevitle Street and Mar
Square, jbraerVjr occupied by Mr. PooL)
: ? i Respectfully,
an31-4f ISAAC QETTINQER,
186lNAD 1861.
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
IN WANT OP
CLtTHINe, HATS, SHOES, BOOTS, Ac, of
every deiicription will find me prepared this SPRING
to furnis'j thin with BETTER GOODS, at more
Reasonable Prices
than hertoforej and I most cordially invite them to
examind&y . j'
:G00DS AND PRICES
before ptchasing. A
NotwiAstandiog the crisis. I have been NORTH
and purchased, ?b great advantage, a most BEAUTI
FUL aviVARlBD STOCK of
V.
6L0TH ING
AND GENU'S FURNISHING GOODS,
and mvJ" fiends an be furnished, at short notice, from
head tc-,sot. a'
HaviP-r a spleadid Stock of the most fashionable
and approved jfrnHWi CLOTH, DOESKINS,
CASS1HERR5, VE STINGS of all kinde, Ac ,
the mot ACCOMPLISHED AND SUPE
RIORS
(lUlitEil AND WORKMEIV
in my tlYLORtNG ESTABLISHMENT, I am ready
to.comjMeqwitllsany one jn the ole North State in
making, liny Gaonentor Clothing to order, in the most
superb Jid artifiio manner. I
The - ibe'ral 'ncouragement I have receivedi and
continu tt ipdicistions of increasing confidence, inspire
me with the hop 6 that I shall be more liberally patron
ized thf A ever ; "to merit which I will give my undivi-
ded attention to jthe wants of all who favor we with a
call. - : ?0 M. GKAUSMAN
ap'l i.
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631,439 30,097 331,081 ' 992,667
;ltLlTAUY GOODS!
r A IUf. -GKKx AND DKAB JllLliAK i
Q f Cye;coiss with large capes, price 16, 18, 20 and
22;.d;)llars, all home made.
O0 Serino Shirts, Grey and White: for camp life.
50O fir$ Merino and Shaker Drawers, all sizes,
.ey anS White, just to hand.
50 .-airi Grey, Blue, Drab and Mixed colored Cloth
,bd Cassimeres, made; to measure or bold by the
error single pattern to suit purchasers.
0 verco ,'tini8 in Beaver, Pilot and Petersham.
u rozen sun. n niie oniris.
70 iVozpn Cassimere, Gingham and Calico fatigue
. Jur is:
Blanks, e and Shawls for Soldier's use.
Oil Clc Overcoats, Leggins and Cap Covers.
(iilt Hfcttoirs oy the grass.
(iold t taws Dy the pair.
Haverfdcks by the hundred.
200 llair. Drill Gaiters.
HeavylSocks by the dozen.
GlovefiTina Gauntletts..
Pants,' Vests and Dress Clothing; a complete assort
ment at T. W. ROYSTON A CO.'S.
oct i Petersburg, Va.
i;
BOOKS STATIONERY' &C.
1861.
M
IL1TARY BOOKS for CASH ONLY.
AUGUST 17th,
P I Military goods!
NO. 51i SYCAMORE, PETERSBURG, VA.
Call and Settle.
4 LL INDEBTED TO THE SUBSCRI
Xjl ber will please call and settle their accounts. Ii
you can't pay the money now, give your notes. My
books must be closed. IL L. EVANb.
January 9th, 1862. ;
: ,. - - , .
I Negro Girl for Hire.
THE SUBSCRIBER HASf FQR HIRE
a Negro Girl belonging to the Jefferson estate, a
nrst rate nana. Appiy to
11-2-tf
jan
M. GRAUSMAN.
I ASH! CASH!! CASH!! I
WANTED! WANTED!!
i AT THE . '
INIMITABLE WHIT AKER S,
A! CONTENTED MAN ; FOR WHICH
i, he olferi a premium of FIViJ GALLONS of
Drcwry's Celebrated Soutnampton (Va.)
BRANDY. ' j
Speaking of the above OLD BRANDY, the! :
"TUB INIMITABLE WHITAKEB
has on hand . J ' j. '
DREWRY'S OLD APPLE BRANDY. !
SETU JONES' O LD APPLE BRAUPY,
TISOAtES OLD APPLE BRANDY,
and many other choice BRANDS. - i
P. 8. The contented man can find the INIMITA
BLE at his Store, on Hargett St, between the hoars
of 6, a. m. and 10 D. m. , Call on him. ! I I
. T '.
I SELL MY GOODS FOR CASH ! I DON'T
do a Credit Business ! Therefore I hjppe every person
that sees this advertisement -will "not ask me for
CREDIT--because I am not able to do a credit
business ; and have to pay CASH myself.
I have called on every person that ewes me a DOL
LAR, and have not been able to; collect the first
CENT. I wish you would call on some one that is
able to credit. J. B, FRANKLIN,
ap'l 17 tf ij
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LD DOMINION "TOBACCO." AN
OTHER Lot of Old Dominion Smokinz "To
bacco," Just received at "Turner's"- North Carolina
Book Store. Said to be Superior to the former,
janotd
HaRDEES' TACTICS, Complete Edition ;
Revised by and published under the personal super
vision of the Author in 2 Volumes. Price $2.50
When sent by mail, 2.70
VOLUNTEERS MANUAL of Infantry and
Rifle Tactics, with Honors paiu oy tne iroops ;
Inspections, Reviews, Duties of Captains,
Companies, Duties in Camp, and Garrison,
Soldiers Rations and Mode of cooking them
AK-irrf nd omniled bv Lieut. Colonel WM.
II. RICHARDSON, graduate and formerly As
sistant Instructor of tactics, Virginia Military
Institute. Price-$H5
When sent by mail, 1-70
TIIR- VOLUNTEERS HAND HOUK, an
abridgement of Hardee's;infantry tactics, oy api.
When sent by mail, &
THE HAND BOOK OF ARTILLERY, by
Capt. JOSEPH ROBERTS, irice uu.vo
.' When sent by mail, 00. S5
riv IWPJNTRY CAMP DUTY, FIELD
FORTIFICATION and Coast defence, by
Captain L. V. BUCKHOLTZ, author of the
Smance of W.a-. Price $00,50
When sent bv mail. 00.60
for Officers and nori-commissioned Of5
cers of Cavalry on out post duty, by Lieutenant
rnlnnel VON ARENTSCIHLDT, first Huz-
zars, King's German Legion, with an abridgment of
them, bv Lieutenant uoionei, me nun.
PONSONBV. Price $00.50
When sent by mail, 'V 00.60
DIRECTIONS FOR COOKING by Troops
in ramn and Hosnital, prepared for the Army
o Virginia, and published by order of the Sur-
ceon General, with Kssas on i a-iug iooa
and what food, by FLORENCE NIGHTIN-
When sent bv mail. 000
AT.SO arnmnlete NeW Pocket Map of VIR
GINIA. Price $00-75
When sent by mail, 00 80
BAYONET EXERCISE and Skiimishers
nriil iw ii. MILTON CARY, Lieutenant
rninnpi Provisioiial Army of Virginia.
Price $1.00
Wrinn sent bv mail. 1.10
iisfsTHirr.TIOS FOR FIELD ART1L
LERY Extracted from GILIIAM'S MAN
tsiitat. (nr Volunteers and Militia.
Price $1 00
When sent by mail, 1-08
SCHOOL OF THE GUIDES, or the Practi
cal Soldier. Illustrated with 28 Encrav-
inra. .nri Hnsiirned for the use of the Militia of
the Confederate States. Price' $1.00
When Rent bv mail. 1-06
MA HAM'S OUT. POST DUTY, an Element
ii rv trftatise on Advanced Guard, out post,
tin npturlimint Service of Troops, and the
manner of posting and handling them io. pres
ence of an Enemy. P71L00
When sent by mail, l-1 2
GILIIAM'S MANUAL for the Volunteers
and Militia of the Confederate States.
Price $2.50
When sent by mail, s-u0
Forsaloby IW. L. POMEROYV
. Bell-tf I Raleigh, N. C.
! Ui llUli3lUil to,,
Can furnish Military Companies with the following
namec goods at short notice :
.Oil ;Cl0wh Over Coats,
iOiUCloth Oaps,
. Oil Cloth llaverlocks,,
,' '. f Oil Cloth Haversacks,
jf ; '' Oil Cloth Leggins,
. ,' Fatigue Jackets,
1 j. Plain and fancy fatigue Shirts.
fliogl?am and Calico Shirts.
Mirfuo under Shirts (White an! Grey.)
Merino Drawers, (White and Grey,)
f.-' - ; Velvet and flannel Zouave Caps,
. 'Heavy Grey Over Coats,
y ALSO, ON HAND,
J ' Grey and Blue Satinet,
; Grey Gasimere,
Grey. Flatfhel which they will make up to order
and wsrrent satisfaction in every instance.
.jj.'i T. W. ROYSTON, A CO.,
No, 51J Sycamore St,'
au $l-i-tf Petersburg, Va.
aifigj Register.
WEDNESDAY MORNINQ, MARCH 12, '62.
cession, hang upon
ty, to whom they
lecture in 1 favour
LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.
the Hotel de Louvre, and associates aitrvth.-
With the Southeitri annaiiiWi3aUi -nH m fatal R..li.l,
From our files of Northern papers we obtain a and other foreigners- mle and female, who have
good deal of information upon the progress of the I become converted to tho secession rospel. To
Southern cause in Europe. It is not very en
couraging;. Perhaps it will, in the end, be all the
better for us that we should becompelled to ob
tain our independence and liberty unaided by any
otner power :
iMfOBTANT SPEECH OF EARL DERBY THE
SOUTHERN STATES NOT TO BE RECOGNIZED.
however, here, if jhey do not openly advocate
the skirts of the aftr..U ....
peera to delight and comm.. u
an honour to toady. The; principal oneot this
tribe is Colonel Hiram Fuller, who, a short time
since, took the trouble ijo go over to London and
or seceasioa. rullsr stor at
judge from hw appearance however, 1 should say
hu laith did not ring ijnuch consolation.!
Judge Roet has; nm left yet Paris, bui Is post
ing up his succ9sor and will leave in a few
days for Spain, where he is to remain in the same
capacity as that i& which he has lived here
Mann goos to Ba5m--there to represent the
"Confederacy," and Yanoev has. it is aala. aailiwl
for Havana, in the Seme, and will take his chance
In the House of Lords, on the 7th instant, the j of running the blockade, or Derhans will be heln
ou oy our Ciugusn inenasinio Mexico, whence
he will reach thej "JfJon file rate StateS? for the
purpose ot taking his seal in tha "Confederate'
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Standard and Spirit of the Age oopy.
Earl of Derby said he was not much in the habit
of occupying the time of their lordships with
matters personal to himself, or with making ob
servations in reference to the reports of his speech-
eh or vui)se uiumer jiuuio lurua in iuhv uuuto. iuu
fact was, he very seldom read the reports either
of his own sptecbes cr of other speeches which he
heard in the house. Rut be happened to look to
the report in the Times newspaper of what he
addressed to their lordships yesterday, and there
was .one pou t in U to which be could not help
adverting. Jdejwoild not notice the other inaccura
cies in the report, which he believed was not bo
accurate as reports in that paper generally wero,
and beinly alluded to the one he had mentions!
bocaus'it attributed to him exactly the opposite
of what he uttered. In reference to the recogni
tion of tha St-U'hern Confederacy, 4the Times re
ported him to say that the time bad - nearly at ri
ved when her Majesty's Government ought to be
called upon to recognize the successful revolt of
those Confederate States. NiOW, what he did say
was, that in his judgment the time had not arri
ved when her Majesty's Government was called
upon to recognize the independence of the South
ern States, and he added that although the prac
tice of ber .Majesty's Government was to recog
nize any de facto government that had succeeded
in establishing itself, he did not think the resist
ance of the Southern States had been so complete
and so successful as to justifv them in recogniz
ing the independence of a State which bad not
yet shown the power of securing and maintaining
its own independence.
THE ENGLISH BLUE BOOK OF AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
A Blue Book of three hundred and sixty-seven
pages has been laid before the British Paflia-
.raent, containing all the official correspondence
with the belligerents. Among these is a long
(but not able) paper from the Southern Commis
sioners, Mann, Rost and Yancey, presenting the
grounds on which they asked the recognition of
the Southern Confederacy. We give the conclu
ding paragraph, one of the best in the document,
and Earl Russell's reply :
In closing this communication the undersigned
desire to urge upon Her ; Britannic Majesty's
Government the just claim which, in their opin
ion, the Government of the; Confederate S'ates
has at this time to a recognition as a government
de facto; whether its internal peace, or its territo
ry, its popula'ion, its great resources lor both do
mestic and foreign commerce, and its power to
majstain itolf are considered; or whether your
Liorcfship shall take into consideration the noca
sity of commercial relations being established with
it, with a view to the' preservation of vast inter
ests of the commerce of England. If, however,
in the opinion of Her Britannic Majesty's Gov
ernment the Confederate States have not yet won
a right to a place among the nations of the earth,
the undersigned can only assure your Lordship
that while such an announcement will be received
with surprise by the governmeot they represent,
and wbile that government is to be left to con
tend for interests which, it thinks, are as lmpor-
K iant to commercial Europe as to itself, without
even a friendlv countenance from other nations,
it citizens will buckle themselves to the great
task before them with a vigour and determination
that will justify theundersigned in having pressed
the question upon her Britannic Majesty's Gov
ernment; and when peace shall have been made
their government will at least feel that it will not
be justly responsible for the vast quantity of
blood which shall have been sh'ed, nor for the
great and widespread suffering which so prolong
ed a conflict will have entailed upon millions of
the human race, both in the Eastern as well as
upon the North American continent.
W. L. YANCBY,
P. A. ROST,
A. DUDLEY MANN.
EARL RUSSELL'S REPLY.
Foreign Office, Aug. 24, '61. The under
signed has had the honour to receive the letter of the
14th inst, addressed to him by Messrs. Yancey,
Rost andMann,on behalf of the 6o styled Confed
erate Statrs of North America.
The British Government d not pretend in any
way to pronounce a judement upon the questions
in debate between the United States and their ad
versaries in North Amerijca; the British Gov
ernment can enly regret that these differences
have unfortunately been ?ubtaitted to the arbi
tramont ot arms. Her Majesty has considered
this contest as -constituting civil war, and her
Majesty has, by her royal ! proclamation, declared
her intention to preserve a strict neutrality be
tween the- contending parties in that war.
Her Majesty will strictij perform the duties
which belong to a neutral; Her Majesty cannot
undertake to determine by anticipation what may
be the issue of the contest, nor can she acknowl
edge the independence of the nine States which
are now combined against the President and
Congress of the United States until the fortune
of arms or the more peaceful mode of negotiation
shall have more clearly determined the respective
positions of the two belligerents.
Her Majesty can, in the meantime, only ex
press a hope that some adjustment satisfactory to
Congress.
Of Mr. Masoirl
attention ana gos
act.
we bear: not a word. He it ac
ting properly to pemaio withdrawn from publib
sifirti1' 'HUms eornesjfQX hint tq
I-ATE FROM EUROPE.
Norfolk, March; Northern papers, ofyesf
terday, have been received here, and below
send you a condensed report of the principal items
or points of newajj&py contain : j
Portlandt Me. March 4. The steamship NorL "
wegian has arrjived: hero with Liverpool mail
dates to Feb. 20tjh, and. By lel"graph irom Livj
erpool to Queensjtowh to ithe 21s. jj j
The steamship Tui-carora left Gibraltar on
the 15th of Febrjiiary for; the Spanish Waters at
Algesira?. j ' ' 1 j
The Confederate steamer Suite.was Btill at
Gibraltar, waiting for coal. - j
In tne House of Commons the supplementary
estimates of expenditures caused by the Trent
affair, amounting to JC9T3,0o0, was agrod to.-f-Mr.
Bright denounced the policy of the Governj
ment, and said lhat the money was Worse than
thrown away. Palmerston said that Brigbt's
opinions wers confined to himself. The gunboats
prepared for commission under the Tient difficul
ty had been directed to be dismantled. j
An address tc the Emperor of Franco by the
Senate had beer read. ,'fThe debate commenced
on the 20th of Febraary. The address regrets
the suffering in France On account of the war in
America, and to effect j on the trade and manu
factories, but ajgrees wih the Emperor that the
friendly relations between the two countries ren
ders neutrality Sncunibeint on the part bf France,.
The defeat of the Spaninrds by the Mexicans is
confirmed. ; ! ;
Liverpool, F ib. 21. fTho sales of cotton fior
four days react 41,000 j ba'es, of which 20,000
bales were taken by speculators and exporters.
The market cksed firm at a slight advance. . The
following ar? t le qtitajtions : Fair Orleans, 14id;
Middling Orleans, 13 f Fair Mobile, 4 J No
other quotation given. The etoek of Cotton in
Liverpool is 49, 000 bales of which 178,000 are
American. 'I ii 1
The late Foreign news state-) that Earl Russell
expresses himself ettt"d about the' sinkingjof
the Ubar!6ton harbor
Th Herald? Phrls Correspondent says thai the
Emperor N a Hdeoin; is ibo vnemy offline Union
show it alter be humbles England
caufo, and wii
in Mexic".
WashingtonL
been formal lyl
lennessee
United SUfces stocks are quoted at 93
March 4. Andy Johnson has
appointed military Governor! of
Suffolk, Virginia. A correspondent of jthe
Charleston M '.rcury., writing from Suffolk, "vir- .
ginia, thus all udes to the new commander of that
post, General G. W. Randolph, and his opera
tions : ! !
General Randolph ia the same Colonel Ran
dolph, of Betiiel C much. His heaiiuarters jar
here, ant, since his arrival very little, oji tne.country
has been left unexplored ; he seems indefatigable.
Forces have $een ordered to this post, and, ere
long, quite a (camp will be hero. A company of
the First regiment South Carolina volunteers,
Captain Mcintosh, is now drilling as light ar
tillerists. T6ey have fine guns howitzers and
rifle guns. )Vivb these and several regiments
reported to bjave been ordered hither, we may
do a little damage, f The people are jfrighlened
ladies have lift in j numbers. The Black-water
and Nottowajy rivers are quite well blocked, and
riflemen upon the banks can do considerable dam
age. ij :.;-- i -
The "Silver Grays in the Field. An old
citizen of Rutherford, county, N. (J., writes en"
thusiastically 'of .tie! uprising of the people of
that' State since they heard Of the disaster at
Roanoke Island., j He pays : "I was at Burnt
Chimneys, Which bad previously furnished over
200 volunteers, and jt was a eight to see the Sil
ver Grays coming; ujj to answer to their nimes.
I have a som in Ithe army, not yet fifteen years of
ee. I ami fiftv-seveo. and carry lead in my per
son, shot thre by a savage ; but 1 1 will be with
Jeff. Davis I in six troubles, and intnessventn
will die before forsake him."
-1 Richmond Utspateh.
Tux Fire in Boston. The flrei in Boston on
the night cpthe r24th ult. is represented to have
t disastrous that ever occurred in
thatity. Two firemen were killed pnq one Daaiy
injured. 'The entire range o buldiogs on Sar
gent's whajf, the building on the: north side of
Eastern avenue, I from Commercial street to tie
water, including itbie East Boston old ferry slip,
ni th lara Six storv building knowa as the
both parties may be come to, without the calam- I g-a Exchange jHotel, are among the property
lties whieh must ensue in tbe evenioi an em i destroyed. Tpetotaljloss wiu reacn mree quar
bittered and protracted conflict. RUSSELL. J terg ofJa Gillian dollars. jj
ARTICLE OF CHEW-
The Pure Southern Quid.
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enf Aciag variety of styles of patterns of Brooches,
Bre i Pin?, Ear Rings, Bracelets, Finger Rings, La
diei iftl Qentlemeu's Watch Chains, Penoils and Pens,
CuJT" W Miniavture Lockets,, Gold Thimbles, Ac
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EAST POWDERS
THE REPRESENTATIYES OF THE SOUTHERN CON
FEDERACY IN EUROPE.
One of the filthy Paris correspondents of the
New York Herald gives some particulars con
cerning the personal movements of our Commis
sioners abroad. As they have tbe air of probsr
ble truth, though clothed in the malignant phras
eology of the Yankee press, we give some sen-
vODC6S i
The traitor Siidell has not yet succeeded in ob
taining and interview with his Majety, or
"even with the Minister of Foreign Affairs j but
has been for the last week engaged in the undi
plomatic business of house-hunting. He and his
family, which consist of his wife and two daugh
ters aod a mulatto "chattel,' are still stopping at
the Hotel de Rhine. The white portion of the
family is very exclusive: and uncommunicative,
keeping their rooms continually, t hile the cnat
tel" is exceedingly talkative, and delights in tel
ling how the gallant , "Young Missus" slapped
the face of Lieutenant Fairfax, according to her
story, "one, two, tree times." V -
There are two or, three Americans in Paris,
men of Northern birtb and -education, -who,
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C.i osiNGf THE JJlSTil-Laisa. urov, orown, oi
aoMii. his issued a proclamation wdering each
dutiller intlthai Stsile1': to desist absolutely from
the manufacture iof ardent spirits after the 15th
day of Mach, 16L , The Superintendent of the
Sute Road h forbidden to trjansport any whiskey
over that rpad, and other railroad Superintendents
are requested to dbi likewise. In case of distillers
refusing tci obejitbbi orders their ttitit are to be
seized andlseot tItome, Ga- W be manufactured
o i and all liquor brought near buii
meaU U be emptied nppn.tbe ground.
Into cann
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euo-barrrels V rolled oOtTeT day,
& (have beeu entered nto to OfPjjT.
ncoeat wlttt su.ouu guns in pmk
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late a tfobator of
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