The New York herald., 1864-11-28

solves bsoom cspves Even Seward seems 10 havs ham
carried away by the deusle. sng u E certain that the
Yanlee army are. y srssl ssiaSt s yesms2f H. fos
their dssSrlSrs, ape the prisoners we tage fo shsm al
: H. .Sss ss. !:
be cheated strange Perhaps they quite - tired
of the - are, and with the disposition OF men
Al oil times to believe what they wish to- true yield
their crsdeucs without examination or criticism. That
few, nay, even large body, should be thus deceived
10 natural That the sell deception should become uni
verssl Is the astonishing part Of the story.
Seward goes before others in his credulity. He
THINKS We will not only knock under, but will give up
the principal reoesths rnglesders In fhs unnatural
war" ss the defence az our homes styled by certain
politicians The Army Of Northern Virginia, for OK
ample, paraly1ed by tho tremendous announcement
that Abe Lincoln Is reelected expected 70 deliver
up bound hand and foot, that glorious chief who has
extreme OF Yankee vengeance. And TO whom 10 II
pected 10 deliver him To that oSged, kicked, basil
padoed dsgraced Army Of the Potomac, which II pas
male Often that has At last become almost dis
graceful 10 dog t. To the hordes Of assassins thieves
and house burners for which Botany Bay would DO lar
good home Of refuge and which deserves nothing
On earth but the galows That "old fag'-the Yankee
eu2zsrd aud Erdir0p which bas witnessed dsRrscc
than vii tho bauners united that noatcd above the
beads OF armesis 70 witness At last this humiliation or
the nlederao army. In one of Scots novels the For
tunes OF Nigel" We belieye ruined apprentice IS nd
vsed oy old bedame 20 sake TO the roadthat Is 10
turn highway Vobber The youth Is indignant enough az
the base propositien but hs wrath knows no bounds
shen he told that his captain s TO be certain coward
ly brav0S HON he had himself cudgeed IN the presence
OF i've hundred reope. so with the brave army oil North
Virginia. The proposition tsen is bad enough, aud
well caicsaed 10 excite Their ndRt aion But the men,
whose they &c commit this act OF teachery
the beaten and disgraced many times beaten and many
times disgraced Army ~ The fotnmac.
Rlier seems 10 he not less hrny convinced or tne
parsyzIng effect which Lncolns election was destined 10
h,ve upon the coafa iesecy thsn seward. Butler IS
,hei IN his heart The FIRST idea that comes across his
nrd connection Win this aEc,pa ed surrender - tae
spots u Will afford. Be Is iof giving the Conieaer
atos ch ince--a nominal ope-ast enough % save af-
pa,Tances. lie is naming \ day-not !oug diy-to
allow sufficient time for NIL parts OF the tcnieleracy 10
be beard from but day weeks Oh. he ID confident
iht the time IL to short and tnat the surrender cannot
nade enecua wunn thai period. Then, II u be not
m-dr, comes ths pln dering Ali the lands anu goods o
AT tbs people the coniederacy to be lasen from
them, and TO be divided among tho YANKEES.
what III Dorado Is opened 10 the avarce
OF that mighty r9cal What source " wealth
10 Butter hlnseif We shall hear o; Yankee
proprieiors owning whole counties Or Yankee mer-
chants ano bankers oudong Rohschid and the Earrings
Not shadow OF doubt TO disturb this beatihc
vision. Sasney penuet however, thinKs Butler u too
unit! we near from sherman. Wait uotil Sherman mas
slonshed the and the rest OF the Yankee ma
ton Then E VIII be time enough 10 hold cut the sword
and The olive branch. 1nen will be IL time 10 show
"our southern brethren that though we hate them wo
love their property.
Upon such decisions these the Yankees have been
fed from beginning N the They have lost them
d million Of lives and four thousand millions of debt.
they have lost them the arsest trade 10 the world and
dyen as: msrsoaat marine from ns ocean r,, ~, @ nsy
luve. Iernaps they will ana ont 10 little time what
elect Lnco.s election really has bad ib tho SOUTH
Ths New Rebel Commissary of Prfs-
Brgadcr General john Ii. w,uder has been appointed
Comissary General OF Prisoners, ana all the men auu
officers duty the various military prisons are placed
under his c cimmand.
The AInbn m = Legislature.
from the Savannah Republican, Nov. Is.
The Legislature of Alabama was convened on The l4tn
lAih inss., but neither house had qaorum