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he desire seems 20 be general to wa, mill The new
oan is paid for before entering into slecnA ons.
The closing prices were: Now Eora Central, 1889;
Erie llsl: Hudson, $40; Reading. Ii0i. Michigan
Southern, SC: Illinois Central 1866, Cleveland arl
pittsburgh Il2a; Toledo. l4fi; Chicago and Nor,h
Western. %; Chicago and North Western Preferred
Ssl.
Freghts are fairly active, but rates are with
Ont particular change The engagements TO Liverpool
are COO tnsh Wheat n 404ld. mostly at tie inside
rate; go bbs. Flour lod and 20 pigs Lard at los
and per neutral, 500 bush. Wheat * 4Id 500 lbls
Flour Is. and 20 tuns Heavy Goods, l2s Co.; and per
steamer, $50 boxes Cheese, 3Os. TO London: 500
INNS Oil Cake, l5s.0l7s. Cd. 200 bls Flour Is. I'D
To Glasgow: 30 hlds. Tallow. rs. To Bremen 100
bids Tobacco POS. 40 hbls Shoe Pegs, IT, 3D. and 20
casks Ashes, l5s. To Antwerp; 30 hhds. Tallow and
30 ties. Land 22s Cd. To Hayrc 100 bbls. Oh, 5JE A
Russian big chartered to Cork for orders, with
1900 bush Wheat at Is 3d. and italian big with
5000 bush. Wheat to Cork, for ORDERS at IS. Cd.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
ccipts, el2C39C6 5o-for Customs. $4,000 p
Cent Bonds 1881, s353OOO. Payments, sl.27Q27l Is.
Balance, s27.36976s
Money has been active and somewhat irregu-
lar but there has been less sinecncy and the supply
of capital may be quoted abundant ot.7 p cent on
first class securities The time contracts on gold were
al settled Yesterday and in consequence The demand
for Legal Tender has been very much reduced
The Central American Transit Company have
called up % p cent each share Of their capital stock
The New-York Imports Of Foreign Dry Goods
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fost an0 3TouNo.

I OST or MlSLAID.
IL CERTIFICATE No. 1885, for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK, saied Aug
y 1888 In tine name 81 CAMNAN CO.
The transfer Jas ben stopped and all parties notified
not 90 negotiate tie cc,iihr h.
Application wL De male ios new certificate.
Tie hudrF is requested 20 Fctnu tie sire 20
l.. WilwEHOUsE, sos 4 MORRISON.
No 20 Nililmrt.
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We copy the following from Tile Lake Superior

Meas and Journal, Of January Il;
We learn that the Mineral Land Company has sod
MI their lands in Marquette County. over 10000 acres
10 the Pe-iusula Railroad Company, or 20 in
diviluals connected with it. II is known that
immense deposits OF pure iron exist in many places
upon these lands and that more will be found iu the
development If the country Il also gives tLem timber
for thee or four blast furnaces. with abundance OF
or 70 supply them from the mines from which they will
slip This purchase places the Peninsula Road upon
basis rl and strong so iag business Is concerned,
that ere is 10 longer any question upon that score as
II gives tom the o4o 10 furnish business themselves.
as "a whole, il is g most valuable tract OF laLG.
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CArALnr RrEEAr Ogrlcs on Ass,srAvr e.rAnlrn.l

CAVALRY Bureau OFFICE o. ASSISTANT t.rARrrR-}
NAsTR.. No. 10 >gArEsT., New. DIRK, June 10 80, J
CAVALRY HORSES WhNTED.-' VIII
~ purchase IN OPEN MARKET a.. the Casar. hcrse,
Tia Lay be- presented AID pas inspection the GovcIlmen,
10 lee.
PayrDen, will be made in cAecks payable in csGces Of
nGs bteiness when ~ more flores received
Price one bundled and & ny ,l.sil doiar each.
GEO T. BROWNING, Capt aud 4. q. ".
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FIREWORKsi FiRRW

FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS !-ltEnOVAL.-EX-
cesior Fireworks, Flag tnd Lanterns Depot removed from
Johnti to No Deyst near broadway Pubic uni Private
EIlibitions furnished UssTOs SCoPIRLD, No Deysi.
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BLACKIHG.-BixBY' Paste and Liquid Black
ina is the best Try IT, shoeDeacs Druggist and GIocer
have 1t. Depot, No. t75 Btu "
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Nrnrkets-CARRYuLLY REPORTED FOR THE y. 7. TRlFrSE
FRIDAY june e, 1864.
ASHES are cuet hu. prices are without change; 81
small iot n al 58d I'll 61 for Pots. and : % - f0 Pearls
COTTONIhe market Is very qnei and prices stu fayoi
the buyer; sales Of 40 halcs AZ - for Mddlrss The
following l. tie statement fol the week ending June i6
STOCK on hand hand Sept. l, lb6j-baes.. 1901
Received THE week loJ
Received previously ...............n f299-ll9o's
Exported Ills week............... l,a1l
EIpcIted lIev!Ousy ..............llV 56I-llIisp
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Gorses, Carriages, ST.

QuARrsRMSsrERs OvvIcr NEw.YOaK Aprl iG, .GL
A RTILLERY HORSES WANTED 100
"A Artillery Horses wanted for which One Huulgcd sn3
Seventy Dollars viii pad al that pass i-g
These horses must b. sound in every particular broken %
harness less than t lands him. aud III be- presented COR
inspection tine Government Sbes. Jths, between 9TH
and llth avenues. STEWART VAN NLiE'E
QuauorIDsssr.
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Acknowledgement

FiRsT NATIONAL RsyR OF fr- YoRK,
New.YoIk. May 70. 1904 8
This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery an ample supply Of U. 5 1910 BoSDs with COUPONS
from March
Payment may be made n any funds current in this city
sAmrEL C. THOMPSON, Pres.leI.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIRS.-l estcrday alter
noon James Howard lad Of IL years ~ the employ oi
MI Thomas ID. Robinson. No liz broadway. wns sent
10 the Mechanics and Trader Bank corner Of Bloomc
street 0nd the Bowcry, with Il bank book containing
ei25 o. make q deposit. When within few steps oi
the bank be met by another boy, named HaDf cI
Minerette who seized The book and pursued By
Howard. He wac arrested and committed by Justice
Maasfeli. Frederick X. Vail ~. into The dock at the
foot Of Charlton street, " r., Thursday, and Wa
drowned The body was subsequently, recovered, and
Coroner Naumann held an inquest Deceased was aged
u years and resided with lis parents 40 No. Finh
street. Brooklyn. L. d. Richard Hylan1 Joseph
Mitchell aad John Ayes on thursday evening, broke
into the store Of Harris Goldman, No. ~ Greenwich
street., and stole quantity of ciGh valued at $50
Iev were subsequently, arrested with the cloth IN iGe
possession. Committed by Justice Hogan
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fAdvortis' ncrt.
GOVERNMENT AGESCY AND DESIGNATED De
PosiToRV or DSITrD STATEs.
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK % THF firY OF NV DIRK.
JOsKPH L. ORvls rGcsideut j. u. luHruEFs Cashier.
no G3 BROADWAY NEw loEE. Jane p, lsi.;
Subscriptions viii received by this BanA lor the 6od
Bearing Dc Of 1881, AZ LOG.
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lAdveriiserlent
|. 900 REPRlGRRAToRs. from ~ 80, AZ
l.. u. BlssToRDs Cooper Institute.
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sieaufiit Co'Inbr N..toH. N-u Nt als i-n" lt uisr
saw Gafk " II Ward bound !.
s,rncr Ncll.ne a.. 81. :. p. ini-l ,a.n-uli1r '4pc
e,mcr rc 40 y a. s. ,ra..l o,u ar.an. Ci'v Point
a. holTs, 5il rl'd 81. .rr. ,n T. . ~ i..' '".'f.
stc,'er Che ease, Wi.eu.' Pr i n-'e -i4 ia't i'
steamer wan's ,io,,. Providence. ''e. sc, 20 :" p
Steamer o,p.4y ABB. r'o,'.e. .t'e. to EdwiH
steamer Novelty. slaw. Pinaaal- -',r md pa' to
stesmer vnrIGnd. Reeves H4vlr y. j. uid'e. to Bent
Slir Go.oh.u 3r,.l rrobss HAVE 50 dys, Ha'e. andS'7
T.rs fxpr. Paas. por, ROYAL y ds-, Fass to 3. II.
frv Go. iiI had IoEta'n.'efy ".~i' most 90 tc pas
- Nasia Va.e.,r fofs, G,or-) W-es.c Pic,ou, NJ.
.. ,.-,. ror' Co. H. ii. 81. 4ar.r..r s. 90.
Hns Union 3ri. rd Windsor v - 70 days. plaster to
iie Wineolr .f-t r. il,.ao-o, v :. days, plaster
~. Rcctins,,.m Nr-.c Boston
,clr Dadeil l,ri. Khcedins Charo'ietown p 2. L. y
da,s. Vot4for, to -. o.. re Nol
s,i ,ca.aFd Hol1 bangor days lumber to iloyoke
stlr Icano Beech El.wor,hc day, lumber to J. BOyn
selr srswas,a ra,,en, E.worh day, lumber to Law
lane ios,good and eoioc 20 Wass'aE & smith.
sch VIM COUSINS, Bel. Chariot,etowa, T.. p. T., y days.
Seir superb lcf Llenbers " 81, Lyon Cow Bay, c. d.
sc 1 Joanna nj wrd sw,eny Eeus u days fruit to
sci ALBEIT Ds,ef f Daversl, Doale Eleuther II day'
Seir Ony Daughter Robinson Georgetown days, coal to
N.r A,r 'cf iicraada Newaan, c., I.-ad - days. irn
10 ri nS Chase Mlr ro,, I,se,,os fer ror rwcn.
sehr Empires. Emery. E.zabcthp.r' iof New0a'yp0rt'
sehf D. y. Wllets. brown New London.
schr Moro Wemworh, Proyidsu~.
schr II. T. Wood Potter. New.iavtn.
schr Lucia. Burs-s.. New-iiayen.
schE Eosci4s, Lincoln. blshfon.
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lAdxerllseInenil
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,


No 4WAILsT., NEW DIRK, June 81, ltti.
FISCAL AGENT or THE UNITED STATS.
THE BALANCE OF THE SEVENTY Five Mr1rros IoAx-U. s
Cs OF 1910 BE AWARDED AT iOG.
This Bank win receive Subscription or these u s 81 per
Cen, Bonds Of 1881 and will furnish them Subscribers irec
Of Commission At OG.
This tie minimum rate fixed b. The Government for The
unowarded baance Of the seyeuiyGve Million Loan.
5 C. THoxrsOS, President.
JAxrs CurPHRg, Cashier.
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UNION SINGING MERrIxG.-Mr. J. C. Lam

UNION SINGING MEETING.-Mr. j. G. Lam
plor well known the originator OF the Enon.street
prayeT.mocting commences on Monday evening next
free weekly singing meeting in the Lecture Room Of
the Middle Church. Fourth street corner Of Lafayette
place. Ii will be Aed every Monday evening, between
and F. The object is ~ create taste FOR church
singing and is desged for oil who love music. The
public are invited 70 attend. II properly sustained. It
viii exert a great moral influence over Young men.
whose feet viii be kct fom the AauI.s o!;he destroyer
No interruption VIII be felt by coming 70 going during
the hour. Al who can arc invited 20 be- i.c..Lt.
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vISilIrEs ALMANAC.
-4.-Rfr..-. -.-....... --S to0u-tses.- II =
HIGH WATER DAY.
sandy Hoo ~ 1.s i.',al.2 90 i'i H.'e...... 30
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Ue0oina CARDS. ST.

AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. l04 Full.
N r-si.-WEDDlSG CAhDS and FINE STATIONERY
Established 1881
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-,,.tea.

Jrsr % -Steamcrs-D Daniel Webster Fairbanks Ca'san-
drs Tl.i. Ashland City Of Bath. Creole.
Ships-Mary Oslen X. 4. Horne, Underwater Albion
Patrick Henry. o 81,
- Parks-Iupiier Ellie sud haulde International lhcti'
'fl, lower, Ocean Demon.
Fries Anna Hicks. Mount Vernon.
9hooner-ie o. rln"s Hero, Dandy, Chngarors J. II.
Moore Richard Borden, Eclipse Martha, Mary Price Wave
Som Brd Frares met Arctic, d. O. Floyd Clotida,
sfer w B PIT. Rctard Price x. l.. King. Eleanor j..
Howafd l.tuan. Newiayen, Erpienil, G. C. b. Arkandef
ncmornuiD.
The schr Geo Prescott from J,oue June . report; April
o. u ward pa.aec was into by unknown schr.
Lad sn ear on stlrbo. I'd side in causing leak
rep led and proceeded The voyage June . OF Nicoo
NOE saw age steamer shiprgeed. apparently IN chase Of
oer .eaf,er h rrs suppose Tie latter 10 be priys-
teer June g. passed Fortune Island aud 'aw IN American
AT anchor bit coui ascertain her nlmci June Il,
s SO TO- Ion "A 49, passed sunhcn wreck, supposed 10 be
that Of schooner.
spoken.
June T. on the Grand Bank fishing schr Belle OF the Bay
of yew. London, ready lcr home next day.
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Dcntietrp.
STUETIC NITROUS OXIDE.

NESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE.
n Teeth Extracted during quiet sleep positively with
ot min or ininrous resns To accommodate tie aTge
Der Of persons requiring hs proie oua services Or hOfi
has removed to tie 4soy building No. 90 broaaway heo
l8lh.s,.
u b. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 25o Grand
M a., New.York AID SO. 3J5 Fulton.st. Brooklyn a'
extracting Teeth positively without PAIN by the use rTol
o1yA No charge Tor extracting when stsit .e ~ le
be- Inserted They are also inserting n sets OF Teeth on Gold
SOS; Palma 525; Silver $40; Rubber, $50. Partial seu
on gold ~; silver, 81. Extracting, IS cents
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Gbartes for Bnsiness Aler
IMPORTANT to CAPITALISTS.

IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
y GOLD-MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE. ,,,-,,,,
The subscribers have ior SALE few chose HisINn
CLAIMS located in 1860 some OF the rches, booes
Colorado Territory. TO persons or Associations %,shnt
engage IN Mining operations, this Is rare opportunity " w
cure Claims oil anqnesonahle value. =, o,ur.
KIRKLAND L Co., Bankers NO. waist.
YSTOOLEN MILL FOR SALE.-A MILL
w with Eve sets Of machinery, fortthe ma.l @',uie o
Fancy and Plain Goods mostly % Il new Gnd al ~ Flec,
order r use with operatives the premises i Sreiea
h great bargain The Mill is desirabiy located IN OenrA
Massachusetts water power good md al modefu f'''"
rn.uts fyr economical Manufacturing Apply 20
JOHN IT. BOYSrOS Agent, Hartford, Conn.
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The STREET CLEAyIyG DIFWCrLTY-A coz
siderable number q the ca.twen and atcrCls employed
IL cleaning the streets and WHO now ou strike on
account Of having received any pay for thor labor
since the I'D Of April last. assembled yesterday oie'
noon in the Park and sent a dpuaion 10 the street
Commissioner 20 present 20 lm iE,.r claims Tor Qay
meut Controller Brennan Informed tiem that II they
would resume their work next week. they would ro.
cciye their pay next week but otherwise they would
not The doputation left - irg they would consider
the Offer and return him answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-25

INVESTIGATION n THE CASE or TuE LATE
OFFICER DUHYHA-For the past tto days Coroner Nau-
man has been engaged investigating the cas~of the
llte Officer DufyeG ~ the NinetcoDth Precinct who
was shot tie 10th 81 Nay al The corner ol sixty
;fth street and Second avcEue. number ~ witnesses
were examined many G.! whom testified 20 having wit
messed the shooting and seeing tie assassin. but on
being confronted with tie prisoner tail. either could
hot or would not identify lin as tle man. The pss-
Connel who In company with tie assnssin NJ
the time Of his attempted arrest BY the
and on whose information ahill arrested. pa big
examination before the Coroner Yesterday, denied al
connection with the affair; declared INST taihn hhd
nothing to 10 with thr shooting ar r HH De Knew and
that his statement Capt. Porter which led 10 the ar.
rest " Cahil made iOr tLr l4ip0ne OH enabling
him (CODneD 10 escape from confinement AT the con.
cusi0n of the investigation tAc Coroner committed
Cahil 10 the IouDs 10 avian tie action Of tue GRAND
Jury. Conne was held 10 bail 20 appear as witness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-25

Coal AT REDUCED RATEs.-The Bc,tonians,
tired Of being nccced by Pennsylvania 70 the tune q
SIT tun Tor fuel ere combining and sending OF vessels
to Nova Scotia, whore il il sod 81 50, fr supply.
Chelsea has an association which offers 20 supply is
members with PenDgylyana coal FOR next White at -
n tun cheaper than the dealers ask for -. In HLiladc
phG IeixhbOrnO0ds ere clubbing 20 hny coal by the
CARO- and thus save the heavy commission ~ TIE r.
taller Such movement IN Ncw-fort would knock
the monopoly here. s Boston paper advocates TIE Uso
II peat "a substitute for coal. ia fnff.
There are other sources of suIyif-at or own
do1rs-.han the anthracite mines ~ Prnnulvania ond
the forests 81 Maize aud NoVaScotiH. hnssnchusctis
alone ahouLds In peat meadows tll are ton ncn' ~
large towns aud cities which furnish for- nds oi
cords Of peat annu-ly. Peat makcg Quick. nndsrlng
and hot FIRE. II may be profailg used tlan other
descriptions Of fGci for variety 81 purposes md with
stoves properly constTurted ior t may De- made cN'
trcIneiy valuable for domestic AZ any rate a."
general use 81 peat wond reduce te consumption
81 anthracite perhaps quarter 81 o. Hon tgus year
Al New Ea, sad The principal objection Z" tits bulk
can be easily obviete by subjc,uDg IL 10 powerful
pressure. We convinced mat the PREPARATION ~
compressed peat for tEc market would BE profitable
enterprise while IL would relieve ihe people and bring
large tracts Of peat meadows into valuable agricultural
condition"
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lime t. on the Grand Banks, fishing schr Belle Of the
I'd yew / London. ready .cr home next day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

any shss OF tie aovthssn States IbSslG 10 sslsh sSh'
vanon dea5o 40 "a With ths nlted BAtea neither toe
Confederate Government nor the otner aseS Gan %
ect We cannot govern Kentucky, Tor instance,
her will unless can sutjugate her fhis We na'e ~
mower 10 do with the Northern States at her back auo
If We had the power We have no right to soeree SOY
ereivn State into connection which s not OF her own
choice Itthis we're done, We must In future, govern
her people by the bsyoue which would our re-
publcanism into the worst specias ct despotsm 80 u
must be with the North If Nj. Lincoln shoua Su0Ceeu
in his policy of col Ieripg US.
If va we're oyeFrun and for time snbdusd, cur teiS
ritory is 90 vast in extent and our population so ,rge
tbatit would take regular army OF two hundred thou
sand men TO govern and hold US IN subJecuon' Iue
support of such an army would not only continue ine
country in bankruptcy, but in the hands oil the EAeCu
Vs II would soon be used 10 su6vert even cue form Oh
the government, and change it from Rcpuohc 20
Monarc,y Thus 10 destroy our liberties must cast inc
Northern people their own; and the Iepu6!icanam 81
America must in future be repToach and oy'Word
among al nst'ons go
If Preilent Lincoln and President Davis VIII agtee
In atom tbe var and tranefer the settlement OF TIE ist
Sr,m The hate- field 10 the baot-boI, leaving each
sovereign Sate TO determine for herse what sn" Do her
future connection and who her future allies tho present
devastation blcodshed aud carnsge viii anG peace
and prosperity will be restored 70 the whole country
Ca the other hand if this Is not done, Tue war WI,
Last for wears TO come till boh sides are exhausted ana
overwhelmed With debt and taxation, when IL may de-
generate into guerrilla sIi Q, the end OF wa!eh may
no, be seen by the present genTatOD and te hste o.
rand red BY which will last !hrCuSh many future genera
tious.
Neither General Sherman nor can control this how
ever much we may dep orc it.
II those on beth sides who nave the constitutional
power of negotiation, from otsanRcy or ambition re-
us4 to recognz, the sovereignty OF the ees, ana 70
lave the settlement Of the question to the Safes when
they cannot themselves sgsee and insist e. coDti III
sion of blood to gIaty thir caprice all tho Bates
North and South In heir official capacity may then be
ustflbs in taking tho matter into their own hands
and settling it rs sOVereigns in their own way.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
Reneral B. anrfrard-

We are informed officially, tha, Go1eTAl G. I. B,au-
regard has been aiErei by tie President to the CON-
uSod If The D sparlmsuG LeFst.f,ro commanded, re-
sUsc.ivsy. by Generals Hood ard Taylor. We believe
tbs Departmsu: az now arranged viii cover the States
Of Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky
tsopqh in regard 70 this Wo asS nOs certain. 'TAs
r,poT, so fond believed that Gcnsra B'aU'egaId vas
% axe command Of the army lae'y us' SlV'Ied cut
AZ Aso, is thus sot at resi- and the eager desire OF
tbs country Is ogain diargTded- Nevertheless, the
DsDr.mel, to which GsasrAl B. has been a'.isoed,
embracing as it doe, the h'O't'aed city Of Mobile is
N ImoOran, one, aud although it may not afford 0p'
for The display Of tbOso brilliant qualities in
ne ssd uhos have Tsn for the Do6lo oFtOlo 20 mn01
.5,,,r.lion from the country ard SO much love from
the army ys, j, is the felicity Of bis nature to achieve
.-Bmrb, for the csu1s and fans for himself n al posi-
,ions in which he il placed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04

veskk ., Frederick before AieGxaass % cRRL os'sha
AZ b6 lives OF bic men, Isrlis 10 ssscurOe, profound
lacolAa gifted with the sWift intuition which enable,
command.v to discern the purpose OF bis enemy and
the power of rapid combination, which enables him 70
oppose to It promp. resistance; modeet irugal seh
nothing TO cbanos; among men, noble the poolest in
thelofty dgnity OF the christian gentleman; among pa
trots less self seeking end as pure as Washington
among soldiers combining the religious timphciy OF
Havseck With tho genius Of Napoleon, the heroism Of
B ward end Sidney, and the untifiDg, nsTer alterD2
duty of Washington.
II this grsst soldier had a. bis command the forced
and material sgains. which he Il called to ooptsDd
the superiority on land aud the supremacy on vater-
in sx months the whole Federal States would be pros
tratfd AZ his feet As i. is he has made his eWn name
and that of the Oon!e6eraoy he serves, immortal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-04
A CANADIAN EULoGY OF GEN. LEE.

Ia the Nav York Metropolitan Record. of July 29d,
We aud an admirably written review Of the Federal
csmpsign of 1854 copied from the Montreal Telegraph
from which We extract the following:
So far, we repeat, the campaign has failed at all
noots. TIE Federal arGies have been hurled to GER
tsjn slaughter Dy hae -heartedness worse than devil
iii. No General ever Exhibited so great an indifference
to The lives of his soldiers as Grant 1t is impossible 70
say that his army has not fought we'll and endured all
the hardshps dangers and lAbOrs Of the campaign with
herosm and docilty. They directed by butcher,
and opposed BY the greatest General Of this or any
other q. Posterity WI4ank Cen. Lse above Yelling
ten Or ESPOsOp, bsOFs SAKE Or TwIspns sbOVs harbo,