, 1862-12-24

nal Is likely to produce anything hut " lively
sat;sfactlon" in Mr. Seward, and may be fol-
here Or Mt Washington. The presence Of Ad-
miral Reynaud at New Os1cans viii appear to
indicate determination on the part Of France
to seek an opportunity Of Intervening in some
asked, why is it set fourth in quasi Official
form that a disaf1ected population is elatea at
tie presence Of French Rlips-ofTar, coincid-
ing, as it does, with the note Of the French
government inviting mediation? Admiral
and appeard at first to haze shown no greaf
inclination to proceed TO New Orleans, think
ing, perhaps, that 1lis mission was more Of 1,
diplomatic kind than otherwise Whatever
objections he may have had were removed hv
the Instructions given to him By NJ. Mercicr,
the French Minister Before N. Drouyn dc
L'Huys' note appeared, the relations between
the governments were not Of the most cordial
kind, and the next adyices may inform US
that they have become much less 80. The
aiouiteur thai gives tic passage have quoted,
does not repeat statement which appeared
in the other papers, that Admiral Rtynaud's
proceeding to New Orleans was not objected
TO by Mr. Seward
He il q Dirty Bird who Bcfouls
his own Nest.
1.-THE following which we copy from the
Chicago Tin,cs Of Dee. Gid, is from the pen of
the editor Of that flre-in- the-rear concern, WHO
is New England man born, and who WAS
educated at Congregational echool in sn'nc
small village in tlt interior Of Vermont: VIZ
commend It to our readers without com
mcnt:
From the Chicago Times. Dee. Z2d.l
The genuine blue belics--thc dcacendanta
in direct line from the people whn burnt
at fhn EfaER 1rH hsnrt.G 0uHkf.Ft fur
opinions sake, and whippcd men for kl.=ing
their wives on Sunday and Hiln at 4 later tltY
gained riches from the profits Of the African
slave trade; and who at still later day in
vented the Hartford Convention aud sent up
blue lights at New London, and who at yet
later day mobbed converts and refused cllar-
ters to colleges which declined to beeomep pro-
| pagandistS Of Puritanisln, and who resolved
| that the Union should be dissolved rather than
that Texas should be admitted into it, and iu-
| yited negroes to the polls while excluding
white men on account Of their poverty OF
| birthplace-the genuine descendants Of these
| people, we say, held an anniversary at Metro
| lo1itan Hall last night, Of the landing Of theil
foref,thers on this contincnt--tfckets 50 cent:
to hall and supper; the supper consisting, ac
confectionery Of n New England Meeting
| House, Old Red School House, F0rcfathers
| Monument, Plymouth Rock, Bunker Hi
Monument, Yankee Spinning Wheel, none 0
! WHICH,, uDNEfcI, HtTE EslttIA, UuL SD4u
the evening, and they the only articles Tllcl
were sold, except few outsiders who had in
vested in tickets at so cents each This re-
| past having been disposed o-tle inner mar
having been thus regalel-thc audience wer
prepared for tho highly intellectual feas
which awaited tirm, and which Was served u
tie following named gentlemen, all Of who1
appeared in the black uniform surmountcl
what has been irrcyercntly styled the whit
choker:
The Rev Dr., Everts-
The Rev. DR.. Tiffany.
1 The Kcv- II. ", Patten,
The Rev Il. L. Hammond,
The Rev e. n Humphrey,
The Rev. Prof. Bartlett
The Rev Robert Patterson.
The Dr. c. Y, Dyer.
The Rev. Robert Collscr,
The Rev. DR.. Collier.
: Tile reader can imagine the quality Of Il
s intellectual entertainment. not having lnye:
: ed in an admission ticket, arc compelled
: 10. Nothing was said, as we learn, abo
banging Qnlkers, nor about tho dolrishi1
New England commerce Of former times
the ancestors Of the present race on this co
tinert Of Hcolored Americans Of African dt
cent? but it is believed that if the sever
orators could have decreed the hanging Of
democrats in the North and the e1ter1n1r
q tion Of all shareholders in the South, til
would have pronounced the decree then 4
I | there.
It was not stated whether the sugar ma
= rial of which the New England Meeting uou
n ard Old Red School House, and SO fori
! were constructed, was fruit Of the sweat A
= ! blood Of negro slave labor It is bnt fir
q presume tllat the material Of which they VT
= Constructed was fruit Of the maple tree VIII
r. grows in the State OF Vermont, where VIII
= men have the same privileges at the ballot-b
y as negroes.