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An Important Admission.

The New York Times. leading Admin
'strs''on Journal ofs late date. ssys:
when the Constitution was formed. !,
~ss impossible 70 embody in il fixed snd
nnsi dee'sion. either upon this question
eSeee'sion) Or upon ihs, o. slavery. The
Cons''tu''oo could never have been adopted
rs had either denied IN explici, terms The
right Of State 20 secede. o. hsd abolished
sIsvery ss'hs eosn,ry advanced. However.
y becsme more and more impossible 70 set
''e either Of thes questions By peaceful
means"
JET i proposes 10 Try and hang JEFF
Davis and Others for an act which tae Con.
s'i'us'on, q sdniis, has no, settled or dispos-
'ec Of. II the Constitution has no, denied
she right Of State 10 seced@. how can
'sess be Punishmen; under the Cons,,u.
hoo Tor secesioni- C,n cinnsti Enquirer.
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The Great Western Express 10 Eyete,
England. travels At the rate OF forty nins
miles m hour. including s,oppsgss. To 81.
tain this rsie. speed u sixty miles in on,
70 adopted midway between The stations. aud
IN csrtsin experimental trips seventy n,..s
an hour have been resehed. A spe,d oi
seventy miles IN hour is shout equysl-n,
70 thirty yards per second. or thirty -fiy.
vags between two beats OF . common clock.
Aiobjscts nesr the eye Of a passe nger ,rsy.
s'ing % this rate will pass BY hIs eye in
the thirty fifth part OF second. and il thir
iy-fve stakes were erected al The eide Of the
road one from another; 4 painted red
they would appear collectively a. eon,in.
ocus fs<h Of red culor.
Hsso trains with this speed passed each
Other, the relative velocity would De- .-v.
esy ,srds per second; snd il one 81 the
ffsins ~ere seventy y ards long. il would D. -
ey - .inels second Surprising The loco
HoiIve ~hlrh draws such 4 issin 10 have
driver wheels seven feet in diso etes: tbe..
~heeIs ~iiI revolvs i've sim~s IN : seccnd. I
me ev'ise mo'es end The s,esm escapes ten
times IN second; but ss there s,e Two evl.
i"dsfs. y hieb sct sIiernsteiy. there sre rr.I
~ twenty puffs o. escapes Of steam Ia ~
second. The locomotives can b. heard 70
eoufh" when moving slowly, III. cour.
oe'ne oeeasioned BY the abrupt emi..nn oi
~s''e stesm up the chimney; bur t.-nr,
coughs per second canno, be separst d B, y
ne esr. their individuality becoming lost
o"eh locomotive speed 10 equal 10 nesrIy
one-foSrth Of that o. = cannon bail: and 49, i
momentum Of whole usin moving st such
, speed would Be nearly equivsIen, to
NJ sgareasie force o. number of cannon
osils equal to one-four,h u The weight otj
he tfsin--[Exchanse. N
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a new UsE SoR BLOOD HouHDs.-Ths
o. Paul Press Of ID ssys. Col. Evass, Of
b'ue Esrsh county, is now on his Wy 10
Nashville 70 purchase pack Of these 6srce
animals, 70 hunt down Indiana These
blood hounds cost from SIS 10 $40 spisce,
sos liberal sum hss been msds up for their
purchase, the Governor giving $50, the
County Commissioners Of Blue Earth Ssss,
together with numerous subscriptions Il !,
Paul, among which the Press 6eures for
so. besides ss'essly rseonme adisg che en-
sefpriss 70 tho citissns.
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The leading Abolition Journal o. W;.co,
SIN. published q Milwaukee, in referring l.
The fact that the New York Tribune. n.
New York Independent. the Albany X a.
ing Journal. Wendell Phillip. Charles sum.
ner and tx Governor Boutwell, hsv Z taken
position in relation to negro suffrage IL
sn'seonism TO the one taken By Presiden,
Johnson. says:
"The Government has taken its position
sesinss negro suffrage distinctly snd une.
just ss President Lincoln did y,
frst sgainst emancipation. But he had "a
back down. just @ Presiden ut J ohnsoo viIl 4.
obliged to do 10 This case. For bic course
e now disspproved BY the leading presse.
snd members Of the Union party and i !. =.
proved Of by the entire copperhsad party
People may turn up their noses a the . :.
position Of Wendell Phillips and men ~
bic type. But when such men a. Profe-o,
Ansss Walker, Of Boston. take public is,ve
With tho President. and tho copscisnc..
md The hearts. not only OF tho religions
bodies. but also Of the IoysI masses. are
opposed 70 the President on this qses,iop.
e must chsngs, or b without party 20
upport him, Or throw himself into shs arms
I the coppsrhesds."
80 the rsdicaIs think they con mske
resident Johnsop come 20 tsrms.
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LA curious incident has happened %
'he Emperor Napoleon 10 Algeris. A tribe,
= ss"''avsges determined 10 wsyIsy him
sno % present memorisl for the liberation
q some Of their fellow. eouairymen who \.
PRISONERS 70 France. So well did they keep
'he'r secret that ten thouss nd Of them. tulIv
armed bounced upon the Emperor snd bis
party, and urged their requests with loud
cries and with wsriike gestures. ossepsiblv
70 honor Of their sovereign. Refusal 80
impossible and might have been fatal. sndl
% MS MsJes'y, in order 10 avoid death. y,
y least capture. said that hs would rlsdI,
use his cIemency.
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The Chicago Republican, in abiding /,
me fact that Gen. GsAnr. nctwitbmspd;p,
bis splendid military qualities. has no, ~,
e'h Of making speeches. arrived q, The con
c'ns'on thst orators is no essential p.rt y
me qualifications Of soldier. and illustrate.
"s position BY The 'oIIowidg apt comparison,
Gen Grant has been biest with m.,,
great and sterling qualities. His as:ursI
so''ities are remarkable, but We shnh ,bs,
10 HE present position be has most ressoo
10 Be grestful TO nature for withbolaiog from
him the gif' Of making speeches. He ~.
won for himself inperlshsble honors :. /.
solder. and like . soldier be bosrs them
while soldier be has nothing 10 ssv Of
and being az unable a. he Il uuwil.
ing 70 make speeches. no importantly c.n
'x'o'' rom him word ,hs; is unbecominr
Dis position and his character.
"The world thinks fully % much Of Grant
VINO cannot make speech. as i. does Of suv
RAZOR who ever wore . soIdier's uniform.
Inc power Of oratory may be a great sddi.
'onai qualification Of soldier; bu, the want
y y never spoiled. nor did The mere posses.
ION OF y ever make one. Grant and Bu,Ie,
'e both soldiers; Butler is also an orator.
'f'n' 's not; yet ell the orssory in the wor ID
You'd not make Butler the soldier ths,
5rsnt TO- hence we conclude that ors,orv l.
70 essential part Of the qualifications Of al
oidier.
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MAKiss STRONG Poixr.-Ths Nashville
Press and Times, whose editor hss bee. .
Iifeqoen' and consis,en, advocate Of the al.
o''ion Of slavery in Tennessee, SAYS. with
much force. III does no, seen to occur 10
many advocates Of colOred suffrage end .es.
'imony 40 the Northern States that ,h.;,
cen'nre OF the Southern States would have
'nnn''e'y greater force and poin, II the
Northern States themselves would Get ,he
exsmpIe' and teach BY practice ss we'll -
oy precepi. +.
on'i Inc reform we mention shsll have been
made. however. we respectfully recommend
; "'''s more charity towards Tsssessss.
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hkAD ~ ITs TITLE AND PAssED. "A veil
known wsg stepped into bookstore ,od
snqu'sed' "Hsvs you the Woman il whIssr'
"fes'' replied the clerk. .AII Alopsr
ssksd The sesrcher Of literature. ~Yss."
responded the clerk. In The DARK p ssill
querisd the quessioner. .Yes. H. . .e.i,
promptly answered the attendant. .WeIl
81 hsve % ssy is." returned the wse. svou
have : mighty nice time oft. Good. bvw
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6JA great religious movemen, 10 taking
'p'ses4in China in favor Of the Catholic re-.
hs'on. Hundreds Of villages have become
converted. and the converts exceed the CO.
'pse''y'oi Che ministers 20 receive snd bap.
's'ss 'hs1. The Chinese bishops make 90
'sssssss spPesl to Catholic Europe 70 send
more niss:osssiss 70 aid in saving soak.
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: SMALL" Farm Moses Fowler, Esa.,
o 'fis city has made. the 7resens sss,o,.
90 MS farm. near Kent. in Bensoa county
some '~en'y.seven miles Of cedar Doe, lepee
y cost Of about one thousand dollars Der
mile. tie hes small farm Of thirteen sbir-
teen thousand acres. 10 Benton COUNT. .
which ne is improving. .-Lsfaye.,e Journal
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h;Ll the CArEPILLARs.-If our ci,isess
90 not exercise more diligence The csepiI.
-" sil' take possession Of the city. hwill
require no ordinary vigilance 10 exiermins,e
inem. We saw one tree yesterday which
nsd been destroyed in two days. weneve ,
saw such vast numbers q pr evsil this sea.
.on.-EvsnsvilIc Journal.
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0A Richmond letter writer notes sbe
'ses mat General Lee responds sudiSIy to
~ shs pssysssis che Episcopal service, IL.
e'sd'ne that for shs Prssidest Of the Unned
Sssss. whieh isienored by most Of the COO.
sauon. Lss s'll wsass The rebel uniform,
without insignia Of ssnL.
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GTGen. Gee,se 3. MecIeII.o. :. ,.,..

1uen. George y. Mcclellan. ss Is,es,
dates was q Sorrento. Italy. He hss been
spending few months quietly with bic
'sm''y 10 Rome, where he resided with Mr..
story the srsiss. During his sojourp 10
homs' the General had long and interest
ing Interview with the Pope. his expected
ne will next visit Switserlsnd. where hs vii
probably remain during the summer moulhs
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Negro Suffrage.
From The Albany Argurl

From the Albany Argurl
The New EogIsnd Anti-Slsvery Societ
has unanimously. and after full discussion
adopted The platform presented BY Wendel
! Phillips:
"ResoIved. That we gratefully rscogniz
the emphatic manner with which the pol
pits Of New England have claimed nerrt
suffrage ss sn indispensable element in ths
schemes Of reconstruction, and we nope
they will a. empha,icsIiy except no recon.
strocion as denies that right, snd let every
party that advocates Il feel the full power
Of their rebuks and opposition"
And the Anti Slavery Standard, the orgsn .
OF this political sect, makes this announce
men':
LAST week we hoisted The banner OF No
Recons,ruc,ion without Negro Suffrage"
We keep II flying. and nsil it 10 the mast.
head. Il shall never come down ill the
nation has woven IL into the Stars and
Stripes, and ill il becomes not merely the
purpose or the hope. but the acc omp pIished
policy OF the Republic"
These sgitstors know little Of the negro
whose cause they espouse. Taey expected.
when the war out. that il would DO q sign \
Of insurrection. When John Brows raised
the signal Of revolt, there was no answer;
and that was . disappointmen,; but when
for four years the war went on. without 81
single iosurrectioD, or movement in hostility
to the governing classes Of the South. all
the calculations and oil the theories Of the
were upset.
Wendell Phil ips. when he now declares
hat Gen Lee is the most admired msn inl
he nation" deals in his customary rhetori.
al exaggera.ion. But what does he .uO.
'ose would be the resulf, If the whole negro
population Of Virgins being voters. this
sme Gen. Lee were . candidate for Cover.
or. against John Minor Bolts, or some other
)nionst! We would venture q heavy va
er on the chance OF Massa Lee tor II
humping majority We believe that in 81
'sjosl'y Of csses the sristorsey Of the South
Ou'd WELD the negro element Tor i,s ownI
ses seainss the "poor whiies." We have
'en this appeal, Of the highest class 10 The
'wes', msde 10 case Of Poland, where the
EAR raised ,hc serfs il :nsurrec'ion against Z
'e landed proprietors. and broke down the
0pes q Polish nstionsliiy BY destroying :
'e only class able 70 sssert il. :,
The hopes Of The South in the future. forl
stable Democratic Government. rests upon
2 white cIass The "poor whites. sol
'lled, hsve been s'i1ms;ized as idle, vicious !.
20 ignorant. Falsely placed they doubt. !.
% have been. and The indictments 70 in. "
's'ry have been few. Unssgh, they doubt. !,
% are; but they are not ignorant. Ia mat. !,
70 Of government they are far better in
ructed than the masses Of other sections:
ID Daniel Webster borts testimony, in HE oI
~ 70 the superior intelligence OF cosse o.
en'ucky crowd 10 the smooth audiences q 50
. own State. II,
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@MR. CHARLEs wAsLz. Of shis civ,
convicted By the late Military Conmissios
q Cincinnati Of hsvisg been concerned IN
: conspiracy 70 rsIssss he rebel prisoner,
from Camp Douglas, ssd sentenced 10 i've
yesrs' i0prisosnsst bee been psrdonsd b.
sAs President. This sIsasssy 4 timely.
President Johnson hss The right view Of The
ms'ssr involved 10 shss sonvIetiss. and be-
been quick . sndo thing shss ssve,
should hsvs hssn Done --Chissgs Timss.
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COVE have heard q ceos shIse- ve,f
scslps. and ''gssdsn ssssvss sIsmj o1sSs,s
10 psyosnt u marriage fses, bus 3 ~ 1evs
since minister q Lafsyssss, o eoeoIullss
: msniege eeFs9onys s0seived = eonoec.
.etion shsee oroons froQ fbem shs hepen
bridegroom. Who . bseeu maker
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@One Of Shermsn's "bunmsrs" hss
bought : fine bevso On tbc Fihh avssus.
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Capt in Carter,-th India n Volunteers, is
hereby relieved from his command Indefinitely
and viii! report at these hea lquirters mnediats
BY order cf Maj. Gen. R,scc-ars,
1t. G1l Gcidafd, A. A. q.
[Curent Series
Tie above was read upon dress parade
to the gallant old -th in January, 1858
The cotton fields and cedar thickcts Of
.'Stone River" were as yet scarcely dry
from toe loyal blood which had :here
been given up to freedoms cause. The
regiment was struck dumb. 50 to speak,
aud the Captain most OF all. What could
such an order mean? Surely, none de-
served ceAsure less than Captain Carter.
Il was the idol of the regiment-a per-
feet specimen of manly strength, bold
and fearless in battle, perfect master Of
the Sword" and gloves" kind and gen.
tie hearted, always found upon the side
of the weak. lie had been frequently
spoken of by his superiors for his gal.
lantry. These thoughts passed through
the minds OF some alter this order was
read, but none could give sufficient rca.
sen why he should be thus relieved, for,
said they. does not the order imply dis
grace Bat these mutterngs were not
heard at headquarters and were Of no avail.
The Captain retired to his tent. relieved
himself OF his aecoutrements, called his
servant Tom and set out for headquar-
ters, with none but his sable companion.
Gen Rosecrans was quartcred in Judge
Ready's house, and had u private suite OF
rooms on the second floor with windows
opening on a verandah. He was sitting
before bright fire on the evening GU:
story opens, in uudress uniform, with
nothing but the buttons to betoAen rank
An orderly entered and announced Capt.
Carter. The General arose quickly, and
advanced to meet him with that easy,
smiling look, that put the Captains fears
at rest. The General took him by the
hand, while his countenanco assumed a
more thoughtful look, or rather settled in
repose, aud said
This is Captain Carter, of the - In
diana 2"
1T is, SIR" replied the Captain.
:" You received a percmptory order this
evening to report forthwith"
81 did, sir; and have done so."
Yes, yes take seat, Captain. l
am in want of man of some experience
Captain, who has not onl ly hand to do
and heart to dare, but also has judg.
ment to guide and direct both, General
Thomas, after quietly looking through his
command, has picked on you and | have
such confidence in the .grizzled old hero
that | have summoned you here for ser.
vice. Are you willing to undertake it
With all its risks ?"
Anything, General, for our country's
good"
"Very we'll, sir; you will remain here
tonight. Any of your effects you may
need, send for by the orderly at t.ic door.
During the night l will inform you what
your duties will be-"
General Bragg's headquarters were at
Tullahoma. The two armies were lying
in semi.circle, the rebel right resting on
the Cumberland at Hartsville, above Nash.
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resolved to trust to luck, and if that
failed he would try what virtue there
was in right angles, horizontals,' &c.
Presently the door opened and an officer
entered, dressed in the height of Con.
federate style, gilt buttons, gold lace and
all, showed at a glance that he bore the
rank of Lieutenant General. The con-
versation that ensued, informed our hero
that be had the honor of occupying the
same room with general Hardee, lie
had as yet fsigned sleep; he heard the
General ask ihe lady if she knew who he
was, and her reply that she did not,
then followed the story Of his getting
thrown, and so on. lie was anxious to
establish his reputation with the General
as sound secesh, and little ruse oc-
Cured to him which lie resolved to pract-
ice even to the extent of making himself
ridiculous. Suddenly calling out as if
asleep:
"Run Tom, the Internal Yankees are
coming, put all the horses in the back
pasture. Take every niger with you.
"Ha, ha," laughed the general, "he's
all right. I'll bet on him. But you
see, madam, there is spy in our lines
that we are anxious to catch. and he has.
so far, eluded US, and if we meet a stran-
ger, We are anxious to find out his stand
ing. I'm satisfied with this one, for
man will tell the truth when he's a.
Sleep"
Your supper's ready, sab.
"And In ready for it," replied the
General, and left the room.
Our hero moved, grunted, and finally
turned over, and found his hostess still in
the room and behind her be saw tom '
at the door, making motions for him to
come out.
The lady asked if he felt comfortable ?
had he slept well, &c, to all OF which he
replied in the affirmative, upon which she
lclt the room, and he followed soon after
and found TON waiting for him.
"Massa, desc debbls has 'sprised' Us,
and we'd bitter be leabin. l'se got a
nigh shoot from de nissahs. dat We can
cut across to Manchester and fru de gap
from hcah."
"All right, Tom where's the horses %
"l'se got um, massa, out below heah. "
"Here's for them, then, Tom come
on quietly"
1t is needless to follow them further
suffice it to say they reached our lines
tae following evening, and reported to
General Rosecrans. 7
The following order explains itself !:
Special Order. No -
Capt. Carter.(--th Ind. Vols is here
by ordered to return to his command and
is recommended Tor promotion. by order
w. S. RosEcRANs. Major General.
Lieut.. Col. G. GODDARD. \. A. G.
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