, 1865-11-04
VOL. XIX.

over him which prevented any effort or wish 10 coz.
.cIse. Questions put to him we1e either disEe-
go1ded or answe:ed By look or SIGN. 4 SILENCE
e M ineaoa sson 0} po.sessaa n h p9 81 b, b,
de@th however, when in a doxe preceding tho
last change, biz mind wes evidently amla It's old
dIee tGf re W. W., hessa TO- nguF a. IN
tlat csauee neaiu" But at l.ft perfectly peaceful
demise crowned the long End .crrne hcalhf4lness
II .e us ue e fan s~9y sntl aiesered lts
bes at what exact nomc7t The great statesman
se sss nns hss beg ge q es s.sa ess' a S'
lecn eheercd by The cord al sympathy Of the Queen
Minister was Conveyed 10 her. Instantly w:ote by
Gen. Gray 10 lady Jocegu, who is one Of her
Ncnen Of The becstamte-, expressing h.r concern,
ne snd when II Fl fehe s Ters q aeaaee IL E
reached Balr,osal she "1oe to assure Lady Palmcr-
s,oE Of hcr beazttei. sd deep eynpatay Hdlh ner
The Isoly .stus eays: We caunot perhap. better
appreciate the peculiar faults aId merits Of Lord
lslE:1s.on's elia1acter than by contrasting hin
t1tr,cl down lssch2rd Golden, penerrated and
mastered BY The idea o: srea; truth, sare LIS lie
70 19;e It : triumph orr every opposition. Aba
Of principle. yet shfanl; from pnttins it in
action tll circumstance forced him to act. But
9sa o,x ,Ss ho ed er frace 4 The
VIII t'e lnoWn than eihe- for ihcEc nas principle
70 witch &c devoted h.1Ise1t There were msny
tEGt hc supported but it peycr Was because they
rtsss:oas Q: IN irrep,cssIh.e pahae. opinion"
The Morning SzaT rcr1aExs On the eyent as the
c.ssirg Of q whole cza in The history Of England.
acorsequsoce Of the Pzetutcrs death, saya: 'sThe
cd policy Of England viii he inte11c In Lord Pal
neI: ms tcmt,, md The hour Of democracy will
would succeed to the heritage OF Lo-d Palmere1un,
must havr the toursEc to become the Robert Peel
4 E,eetin. OF lie holders Of lhe rebel loan VI.
held IN London the 18th Of oc.nber for The pur-
pose ot fccsirtncn report from the committe nr-
Irpo.ed The amount Of bonds In circulation 1t two
miiacn our hundred thousand pounds. They had
submitted The case to Mr.. Fleming, Quceu's coun-
sel VIE Eayc long and elabosate opinion entering
thai II the Confederate Snes Ind not lost ther eT
t.teIce as independent States before The contraction
On which The original liability can le successfully
cAcd IN quest1on. II his vieW Is correct then the
- tied States, having taken the property OF the
;este S.es snsse 70 the ea:1s Of hs loan
Safes con:irEes liable to the chatre. On this
oan lon the committee remark that The opinion Of
Mr. Fleming o. the case leaves no doubt that sooner
or later cither tie United Statcs or the Suites
which formed tic CoEfc3cfacy will recognize and
pay tue loac. The meeting adjourned 10 ls,h
1Ie Gn=.1t DE- Frame Of October 10th, s.ys ths
fCpc tas resolved to establish In England second
Arshh:rtcptc, which the Secretary ,yill be e,theF
II Liverpool or Birmingham.
coNXEKtIAL.
1I7IRrOc1, Saturday evening, Oct. sl.-Cotton-
sasts to-day. 1tpo bnles. snclnding 1900 bales to
sp:cn:asots urd exporters. The market closes dull
nnd unchanged.
BscadstuGs Gsme1-a,isht advance. Com quie..
Provisions Erla-stocS ecarce.
conso's closed at S9ls91. for money. q. S.
SO, t1hI6i3i; Illinois Central 81; Enc Rall-
focd, 57asGjS