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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

HEADQRs MILITARY GOV. OF RlCHh sHO'i
ROB MoED, Va, April ?, 1855. }
6SS1RAI oEOEs,l
No g
Laval cfzsrs dealing II coal wood are anthoIiseo
% ss the IN small quantities Tor the Supply ., -
cfi-saa Goal wood and provisions may be broognt 70
Shs CIV f-oua the surrounding country fToVos. IA
30 WI rTs The necessary permits % Gary o1t tas "
- 80 w. o. q, r SAEPLEY,
sniS-s Military GoTsTnoT Of Richuoao'
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Personal

NTOTiCE-N.. c. Il. French Suite. 5ist Maine, nj.
II fad some BOOKS belonging TO him ~ calling E:
?. l. sTARNER. Sutler sist n. 7. " lst Brigade, 90
DiTision Broad Rock Trotting Course. apps
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

ATOTICE 70 the stockh olders of the
~ Virginia Fire and Marine Insu.
rance Company:
General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Virginia
MONDAY next list May, at II o'clock NJ, at Aessrs-
Rsera Spilmans store No, 104 Main street. to consd
er the condition Of the Company and to determine
whether its business shall be resumed
- ''''' VIM WILLIS, JR
ap25-6t Sec'y.
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HDQRS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,)
ARMY OF THE JAMES, ,
RICHMOND, Va, April a. 1867
GENERAL ORDERs(
No 80.
For the purpose Of carrying out the requirements of
General Orders No 35 current SERIES from these Head
Quarters il is ordered that all officers and soldiers having
captured horses carriages or other private property in
their posesson turn the at to the Quar-
tsste of their respective commands 10 be forwarded
to the Depot Quarermsster at Richmond in case the
property was taken from citizens in Richmond
10 the nearest Provost Marshal 10 be returned to the
owners Citizens having such captured property In their
possession will turn the same over to the Provost Mar
shall
ANY person neglecting TO comply promptly with this
order will be placed in arrest and punished. Command
ing officers will be held TO strict accountability in re-
porting all cases Of delinquency within their respective
commands Provost Marshals will make strict search
for captured property In the hands of officers and use
the utmost vigilance in attending TO the execution of this
order.
By command Of Maior.General ORD;
Ed. W. SMITH,
Assistant AdjutaDt Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

HD'QRS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Virginia, April I3 1855.
GENERAL OsDRRs(
No. 81.
Provost Marshas will grant passes to citizens from
the North or officers TO 70 this city, except
ders from the President, the Secretary Of War; Lieut..
Gen. Grant or the Department Commander, or by per-
mission from Generals Meade or Sheridan.
Officers and soldiers now in the city will return to
their respective commands at or be subject TO
rest and confinement
The Provost Marshal General is charged with the
cution of this order.
By command Of Major General ORD.
E. W. SMITH,
apl4 Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

RCHITECT'S OFFICE.-Iw would respect.
n fully offer my services to make Plans of Buildings,
Contract with Builders to Sell Lease out building lots
or do any other business connected with my profession as
ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT.
OFFIcE-One door below the spotswood Hotel up stairs
apl7-n HENRY EAALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY OF
NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
HEADo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, April IA, 1865. !
All officers and soldiers of the Army of North
srn Virginia, who were not pre- sent at the surren-
der of that army by Gen. Robert Z. Lee at Apo
msttox Court House, on the 9th of April, 1865,
are hereby informed that the terms of capituation
are extended to them, and that they can at once
avail themselves Of the same by coming within the
bnes of the United States forces at or near Rich
moud LAYING down their arms and receiving their
paroles.
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieutenant Colonel u. S. A.
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NOTICE TO MECHANICS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VA.,)
ARMY OF THE JAMES,

ARMY OF THE JAMES,
Richmond Va, April 90, 1885,
II among the psroed prisoners Of the Confederate army
there are any mechanics who desire TO 10 the
North. with their families, with view to OBJ,
tanning eupoynent they will upon taking the oath OF
allegiance be furnished transportation 10 Philadelphia
New York or Boston, az they may desire:
Offices will be opened in each OF the four districts oil
the v where persons desiring to take advantage Of this
offer can register their names occupation and the city to
which they desire to be sent aud where tickets for trans
portation vii be given them. When sufficient mum
her are registered boats will be provided for their trans
uotston and the day Of sailing duly advertised in the
city papers
0nlvthe wives and children Of the applicants will he
allowed 70 accompany them. Coored mechanics will he
allowed the benefit Of this offer.
By order Of Major General 0Rp. $780,
soe4-.tf Assistant AdjuEsnt General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

HDOR'S DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
AExT OF TIE JASEs
RIoaxorD Va, April is, 1866. y
GzrEzAl O61ER-,(
No So
All cap.ured property other than munitions Of war and
subsistence stores vii be turned over promptly 10 the
Ds0ot OuarterInasteT a Richmond All captured subss
tence stores and munitions OF viii be turned to
the appropriate Sts Officers Ali private property taken
rom Citizens n and about Richmond will be returned to
the owners.
The Provost Marshal General and his subOrdinaes
charged with the execution of this order.
BY command Of Major General ORD -
ED W. SMITH,
spl4-tf Assistant Adjutant General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
A. LFBROCEA & =. Z. SMITH.

SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
ING.
XTTALTER F. PLEASANTS, having resumed his
w business offers his services to those intending to
rebuild and to all Others who wish to have the lines OF
their property defined, &c.
Office with GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Real Estate Bro
kers, No IA Law Building, Franklin street.
anQ0-eod6t
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OFFICIAL.
I4T0R GENERAL E. o. c. ORD.

10 TIVE PEOPIEOF RICHMOND AND ITS VICINITY
The inhabitants of the various counties near
Richmond are hereby informed that no dihcIIy
I'm ~ made in admitting them to bring market
wares 10 this city. They are invited to commence
thar ordinary traffic at once, and assured of pro-
tecton in passing TO and fro within the lines OF the
United States forces.
The citizens of Richmond, and shopkeepers and
Others are also requested to resume their ordinary
ayocations as speedily as possible. 1t is the wish
snd intenion of the military authorities to protect
an GOOD and peaceabe citizens, and to restore, in
a. Sreat measure as may be practicable, the for
meT prosperity of the city. No molestation by
soldiers or others viii be allowed, if possible, to
sny who are engaged in peaceful pursuits.
Orders will be issued to military commanders In
conformity with the above encouragement.
Bv command of Maj. Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADEAU, Lieut.. Col. U. S. A.
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RARE CHANCE.

n tkA n ShhhINOA'
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR
j. VACANT LOTS ON MAIN STREET., MY STORE
AND DWELLING, WITH BAKEHOUSE ATTACHED
DESTROYS of change of business, offer for sale or
change for Lots on Main street. the above well known
property, doing large business having supplied
about onethird the trade of Richmond for the past
three years. It offers unusual inducements for Of
enterprise The store and dwelling which is built Of
brick, fronts Sixth street Port Mayo and contains
ak rooms above cellar. The Bakehouse which is at
tached, contains four rooms; is convenient and well
constructed all being built since the war begun.
ALSO,
Seventy.fve VACANT LOTS contiguous to the above
or sale.
Address by letter through the post Office, apply to
me the premises. - -x-
ap26-lw' TIMOTHY kEkSE.
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HnO'RS MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE JAMES
PrrunnNn V April %. 1861

W0VNN MILITARY DIVISION u III 49,
R1cHMoND. Va, april % 1860.
CENERAL ORDERs(
No. l. - W..
I In compliance with General Orders NO. IL nsr
Departmeut dated Adiutant Generals Office, Wsshing
acton Aprl 10 current series, Major General H. W,
Haileck assumes command Of the Military DIVISION
which embraces the Department Of virginia the AIny
Of the Potomac lnd such parts Of North Carolina a.
NAV not he occupied BY the command OF Major General
m The following staff officers Of the Division are an
BrsTet Brigader General J. C. KeOn, Adjutant Gen
praL ,,
Major .. c. Wager, Assistant Adiutant General
Colonel George Thorn, Chief Of Engineers
By order Of Major General HALLEoK.
J. C. KELTON,
ana Assistant Adjutant General
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nREICIAI.
N4J0T GENERAL 4. ". HALLECK.

M4JOR GENERAL Il. ". HALLECk
WAR DEPARTMENT, Adult GENERALS oFFIOE,}
wan WASHINGTON, April 10. 1862 }
GENERAL ORpEEs(
70. "a.
Bv direction Of the President, the department ..
vrSnia and such parts Of North Carolina as nay NOV
be occupied BY the command OF MAYOR GeneIah onSt
man and including the Army OF the totouiSc' VIII 0VN
stitute the Military Division Of the James. 60. -.
I'M Major General H. W. Halleck, United States army
a assigned the command OF the Multary DIFsIou VI
I'M General Orders No. IS, current series is hereby
revoked
- ''O ISiS3e5I E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
OHicial COPY j. c. SHELrOS, Asst Adjt GEM. 8, 90
Headquarters Military Division OF the James APL =
1855. OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

OTALLION FOR SALE-Four years old next August;
y Bashaw sire, Jackson Morgan DAM weighs LOO
pounds has been trained to saddle and gives promise
Of being the finest horse in Eastern Virginia
Parties wishing to improve their stock would do we'll
to give this horse their attenton-ss from the we'll
ted breeds, the best results may be anticipated.
VIM. E. BURTON,
ap96-1w No. Main street.
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HDQR'S MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAMEs,(
RICHMOND Va, April %, 1855
Major General ORD:
COnd'g Dept. Of Virginia
GBSERAt-Au women ana children who wish TO 20
from Richmond % southern counties and have no means
Of transportation, viii receive transportation on the
Railroad % B1rkesve or far the road is repaired
Those who wish 70 90 In other directions will be con-
veyed ont Of the city In ambulances 10 certain cOnve
nient ints 20 be designated by you. No will be
permitted 70 come % the city in public eonveyances
Very respectfully,
Your obt servant
Signed Fl. W. HALLECK,
90, Maj. Gen. COmdg.
]. G. KELroS, A. A. G. ap27
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AM prepared 40 Accommodate BoaTa
/ eTs by the day, week or MONTH or fdroish Ioonis
"i'"O"' ''"'' hrs. RUSSELL.
., oa-at, Broad st. Sd door from 9tE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01

Official Ed. ". SMITH,
Assistant Adjutant General. anoA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-01
A SMALL HOUSE

WANT TO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE
w in a good neghborhood. Any wishing to
leave and sell their furniture would do we'll by caling
and no need apply where there n an extortonste
landlord
Gail at No. 1919. Broad stres4 near 9Th street.
an2Q-oft
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HDoR's DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va, April Ia, 1865. )
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Notes of Third Series Of 1906 now ready

The demand fer the Second Series Of the 7.3O
Notes was so great that the Treasury Department
was unable to print them vi tn sufficient rapidly
to I'LL the orders. twill be remembered that a
hundred millions we're subscribed and paid for 10
a single week. The printing presses have finally
surmounled the difficulty, and on wednesday,
June 7th, The deliveries Of the Third Series com.
meLced, and will be continued with the same
promptness that marked the supply Of the notes
Of the first aud sec nd series. 1t has been this
interruption Of delivery at the time OF subscrp-
ton which has given an appearance Of "a ling off
10 the popular taking OF the loan, great
body Of small takers being unwilling 10 pay their
money unless they receive their notes right in
hand, to carry them home. 1t /, expected that
after this week the daily subscriptions to the Sew.
en.Ihrlies will run up into millions, as they will
undoubtedly be stmu ated by the opening OF the
farmers wool market. East and West. Ii is not
al all likely that the Government will ever again
offer SO desirable security as these notes, and
about two hundred millions only remain to be
taken.
With the close OF the war the national e1.
penses will be vastly reduced, and investors must
look for sharp reduction in the rate Of interest
as soon as the present loans become due, and can
be paid of There i. no reason why the Uuted
States credit for money shou d ever gain IA be.
low j. cred 4 ior courage. The same spirit that
preserved the geographical integrity Of he coun.
try will place ito ptcantary integrity On par with
that Of tn most favored nations-and hat will
repres ut rate Of interest under rather than
over four per cent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Indemnity Demanded of England for Losses
by Rebel Pirates.

It has been stated that our Cover ment has
instr ucted Minister Adams to dem md u the
British Government indemnities for losses Amer
lean citizens have sustained from the pratcal
acts of the rebel cruisers fitted out in Enghsh
ports, The Memorial Diplomdhgus, from which
the Intelligence is taken, adds the following
This demand has been several times made by
the United States, but It's Justice has never been
conceded by the British Government, which has
rested it's refusal upon opinions given by the
law officers of the crown. MIR. Lincoln has
nevertheless, persisted in the demand, renewing
it short time before his DEATH and Mr.. John
son, far from abandoning the demand, has re-
ylVed 1t, asserting it with more Vigor and ener
~ than ever. This question, which up to the
present time had not seemed to be serious and
pressing, threatens perhaps a conflict between
the two nations, the English cabinet having be-
fore it accounts amounting to many millions
sterling. and il seeming to be certain that the
federal Government y not modify its demands.
How far this ntollige4oo may be accurate we
do not know, but We believe it to be very GER
tain that the present administration will, in
good temper, and with all formal clvility, and
yet with manifest and dignfed frmness, present
q claim to the British Government 0r full COM
pensaton for all losses to our shipping by the
pira,ca craft which the Llirds and other con.
iederates constructed an equipped to prey upon
our commerce When this demand is formally
made, the Government OF Great Britain cannot
well refuse to let the matter be referred to some
one or more of the great powers OF Europe,
which this country and England may agree up
on. II can in this way be settled as portion
Of international law, which all powers will be
under some obligation to respect, just how far
neutral territory may be used by the subjects OF
neutral governments to fit out and equip armed
expeditions against friendly nations And
whatever that decision may be, whether favor
able or adverse to our claims we shall in the
future be as we'll able to live under it as any
foreign power |: is a question, in fact, in
which England herself, and all the other ma
tons Of Europe, have an interest greIter, if
possible, than our own, and which for their fu-
ture safety they will want decided in our favor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Tho Assassination Trial.

Some very important testimony, taken IN
Secret Session before the Court MARSHAL IN
Washington, has been made public
Messrs. Sanford Conover, newspaper CORES
pondeut james b. Merritt, physician ma
Richardson Montgomery, government detec,
tive, ell OF whom were on intimate terms viii,
the rebel agents in Canada and leigned To Az,
in company with them for the purpose of learn,
ing their secrets, testified to circumstances and
events indicating The complete connection with
the assassination plot Df Jacob Ib0mtson
Element Z Clay, George Sanders, Beverly
Tucker and the various rebel ag, nts across tIe
northern border. Sanders, Thompson and Cl,v
were frequently seen in intercourse with BootG
Thompson appeared to be the general MANAGER
OF the rebel schemes aud furnished the fund.-
John H. Surratt was messenger between
Richmond and the rebel agents in Canada. In
one OF his trips from M0ntreal to Richmond bo
brought dispatches from JEFF DAVIS and judah
+ Benjamin, the rebel Secretary of State. mn.
proving the assassination Conspiracy, which w..
concocted by the agents in Canada. and in m.
execution OF which Booth who was known a.
. ret, was appointed TO be the chief actor Tbo
scheme comprised the marder Of President Lin.
coin, Vice President johnson, and all the Nom.
bers OF Cabinet, and it was as freely TALKED
about as the weather in Canadian rebel cirale
Tor months before ts attempted accomplishment
IneSe witnesses also testify to conference of
! hese rebel consplrators IN Canada On scbem,.
Tor burons New York city DESTROY ing The Gro.
ton dam and poisoning the Croton water. IL !,
stated that DE- Blackburn actually prepared an
estimate OF what 1t would cost to procure suM.
Gent poison to carry out this latter design. All
'ne59 pots ere understood to have the sanction
o. Jeh DAVIS and his Cabinet; there was plenty
Ct money to carry them out, and Booth and
the Other e1ecuuUners Of the plan we've to have
rebel commissions
Durlog the week but little apparent procre..
mas been made IN the trial, the Time having been
mostly occupied in eydeuce relative to the char
ie'er Of the several witnesses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Where some of the Reb,l Leaders are.

Where " the Presil ut OF the Confederate
States Of America and Com uander IN. Chief OF
the Confederate ARM and Navy IT, every one
knows lie Is hard case 10 hard casemate, at
+ rtress Monroe. TIE vice president OF the DC.
funct Coniederaoy a, II. Stephens, is at pre,ent
boarding at government expense in Fort War.
rem, Boston harbor. The rebel EG-Secretary Of
Wat, jane A. Seldom, was at last accounts
riding at anchor, with ex-Sen tor K. NJ r.
Hunter and ex-Ju1ge Campbell on gunboat
10 james river TX postmaster General Reagan
Of the Conlederlcy Is lodged in the same hotel
with ex.yIce president Stephens EI-secretary
Of toe Navy Mallory, aud Howell Cobb, of Geor.
eiA, have Just bscn escorted INTO Nashville. Their
future movements well be regulated with due
regard ~ the Convenience Of our government
Clement c. Clay is a noighbor Of jeff DAVIS,
IN Fortress Monroe, but the two are I'D not to
be very neighb rlY at prese 1t. There Is a dN-
sion between them. The occupation oil Harr.
son, jeff DAVIS private secretary, is gone, and
no ID taking his tina in the Old Capitol
prison at Washington. John Letcher ex-goyer-
nor Of Virginia, has also taken up a summer
residence IN the Old Capitol, 1t bong better
for his moral condition than the New at Rich
mond. Gov. VAunce Of North Carolina and
Gov. Brown Of Georgia are also at the same
fashionable resort. Gov, Watt of Alabama, and
Gov Harris Of Tennessee are restricted in their
travels by circumstances over which they have
no CONTROL while Breckenridge the villain,
Billy Smith the Extra" and Gov. Ma
grath Of South Carolina, the " phiretab," are
making forced marches in modest endeavors Ito
escape the embraces OF U ncle Sans boys in blue.
Such are the chief features Of one Of the dis.
solving views Of the great Confederacy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13
Remedy Tor Agitation.

The ,,k1'ln lrtt, aoo her tta.DauI "a.
"a l.,s durai1o-lui ot N lre ut hes ntaus,ty
vi thc la,ut,b.c nos9 gq.s o. sauatog
Doollu'c SOME time ago remarked, .hlt alter
the question OF slavery was t..l, de.,s ,aon
Of tn AGioan would yet r.unu ui,b m.ny
perpexug problems, ior ,et'l.mcn. Tie ,r,-
dicuon is evidently 10 b,Ic4uzd lu,r.sly
IA the premises was COLONIZATION or .xgatta4an.
Such, soacye-, isnlt ours, but s.u. rs J.yf ,s.
Ills raneiy wjlli hSo b,,n eactua j., g...,
cahe-whleh We ,h.uk j. was not. Ou. u.l
pro's qanlly ,lc.sr, amt weatc aait. 10 d.
dtn, Is uHrely pracuclblo l4sja.utg.. II
other words fatutg thy negro uetypu ID tla
law ani m all has plhuoal relations ptc.sly
whore ol' Others OF humanity ssuI
slavery c4uil5on f5r any human l-fa..
OF "m'V.r e'or Or cIim-, b. uaVpyoaIl,
coul moed an stlmpj out Ut ,xs.p, n
Will nty.r aglia be fesofscl 60 in ,Al. ami la
any ci cumstanc,s lGuOl. any one knows oi
any political purat,ry between taistx,n.uis1el
hell Of slavery ana tlu heaven OF fro.iln. wbe.o
tie weary soul oil the Ainc4n may fad TEST aud
content, and al agitation cease, Ne st1lld 30
pleased to have the locality Or condition i,s.
tluctly pointed 1ut We can neither 6ud NOR
Imagine anything Of the kind, nor Go We believe
any such exists or can he found Until tins abs.
loie Justice be attained II Is inevitable that ther.
SHOULD be " agitation" Weshoull mover have
hai war Inst'gaiei by slavery, it agitation
oufd cease fci5r' it work Was accomplished
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

RESUMPTION Of SPGcR pAraGsrs.-lhe
Washington correspondent Of the n. Y. Herald
says Secretary McCuloch in a conversation
with prominent politician, lew days since,
stated that the government was now ready 10
resume specie payments that IL finances were
IN condition To enable it to adopt that course
The only thing that prevented immediate adop
ton OF that plan was the injury that it won Id
do he business Interests OF the country. The
indications are that return to sptcie payments
would be made before many months. Tho idea
OF a country returning to specie basis in less
than one year alter the close Of rebellion like
that We have just gone through seems wild
and pieposterous idea. But. after what We
have done. here is nothing impossible. Score.
tary McCulloch Is not man who talks at ran
dom, especially on financial qlcs:io1s, and his
ltalsm ns Is Worthy vi Affection.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-13

BRlTisu PARLIAMENTARY ELfCnoN.-lhe
British Parliament being in the seventh and last
year Of It's existence. il has been decided to Dis
solve it about the 10th of July. and Immediately
AFTER send out the wriis for new general election
The Englist papers already indicate the coming
excitement II is said that an immense number
Of new men who have made FORTUNES during the
last ten Yeas are ambitious for a seat in Parla-
nent, which is fact net likely to promote the
purity Of the elections. Ia ireland especially, the
number Of "huckst,rs for constituencies asa
Liverpool paper calls them, exceeds all former
experience. The comparative prospects OF Tue
two grea, rites also add TO the interest, even 10
this country for il the Palmerston party remains
triumphant il is iet that we shall have much less
difficulty in negotiating our claims for the Alablm'
damages than il the Tories should be successful
Ia the latter event, Earl Derby would become
Premier, with Mr.. Diaaeli leader in the House
Of Commons. Lord palmtrston undoubtedly
desires to retain his place il his party is sustained
but as he /, 81 years d,and has lately been mueh
troubled with the govt, he may have to suceumo
aud make way for Mt Gladstone