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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

A MERICANS visiting ENGLAND, on arriy-
IN ing Al Liverpool Win find a. Mesrs NCOLDs s1iensive
No 30 Bodst srcles Of dsss for nlneSse
use or nade order few hoars notice. The supe.
riot ye and hnsh observed s their weinown ssahi.h.
In R~grptt London FASHIONS for the season. for
gentlemen Tor ihs promenade dsmdr,sa Bnpens fock
GOATS with riob rk breast acipgs morning coats f cups
nor Melton cloths. the charge for the former being ~ 10 u
sninsss the latter y 10 y gune For nesss pnrpose
morning coats with eese. np. at the visit sse tho eslgt
these ere oi Melton fancy eostngs angola and Che
yois the prccs 7c toour suiness The ADsoas and
cbeTgts sso made Ia su Al Pfess from two TO four
evening drtss black cloth of the ADss quality For
Beaver. and Whitn~y Clah kcp two 10
esa sainea T yepns snd uef.ny suite
Ifrbspd drsssss knleksrbeeksTs eyercoA ke b1 sdes
rilins babts ooaks psstos jsckss wpbfrsoof Uuines
Tweed eaaks and essi kc Tho nver. nevstes ~ dtssps
aud bres arv confined exclusively 10 hso~ Nops s'ssb-
n'A~'A' adi oH.Iap NrcoLL, rs y
10 the usen Royal the Courts ofTuope.
Nos it Iio Is and i2o Regent "a No r. Conhn Londsn
No 10 Nosey 81 Manchester. and No 50 Boldst Liverpool
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ahick octave, cloth, with 2o Plans AID Wooa.Cu se
i't -if'' - Half Csll &C. rl '-r. sr

Thi, condensation Of the Dcionsty OF the Bibs" has
bsen made by Mr. William Adds Hris, M a. LihEstisn OF
trinity Colege Cambridge uasr tue JeciH and sapgrin
2ennsnce Dr. William Smith II Is i,euleIto satisfy
fenersy expeSsed wish or Of The most recent
Biblical studies in foru adapted uEiyer,a eicuiaon
"A Dictionary ofthe bioc IN form saohr !. nds
kenssbie for every family The Divine Ee scholar and all
who desire investigate thoroughly tie arous su5e
hected with the Bible end 70 controversies which
6re exciting such Sv and raj uttrs Inast sp
ave The lfer Dict!oay but 10 tDd - to phi
tss fapres and % ta elts Of ia who DE-
bre 70 arrive ssrls npy, this CoScisE Dictionary w.
II believed supply al that ts eucidstic1
bnd explanation u the Bible Il Il "a main ojsct Of the
Editor pace within the reach Of svery Christian aou ehod
popesr abstract Of work which has received The approval
hoss competent to express opinion the subject
copy OF this work ~ be ottpsid receip. Of
ihs Advertised price by the Pubii-hers. f
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GREAT BARGAINS
L'AMlLY Mot RNING. +s
IL i 'r AN fMMESSE STOCK,

LNAAilLY MOL RNlNG. 10 r-
Il 81 t pro AN IMMENSE STOCK, q. f'+
sfps.nz anything before offered oonsistlns b part Of
BOMBAZISEs F,ENcH MERHoEs, DBLAiSEs.
oIToMAss. ygLoURs. BRAZILIAN CLOTH, EN-.
PRgss. IBPEiIAb md Z fARIMAsEA CLOTH, CUBAN
aud QUEENS CLOTHS, PARIslEsaE snd MALTEsE
CLOTHS, BLACK SILKS soue splendid Bargains, TN
GLIsH GRAPES, Walls. GLOVES. HANDKERcuiEfs
sHAwLs. cLOAKs ard BoSNETs. unusually cheap
~ BDresse ana oth.r Usrrncns made TO order ad mpde
bs short notice Cal before
purchasng csewhsre at DO. rr f. -f.-t..
d fa-tS JACKsOGs MOURNING STORE,
.... opposite Tiffany Co.'S
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VXyARM UNDERSHlRTS and DRAWERS
w shaker Piunpri UNDERsHIR1s and DRAWERS.
scsrsf Wool UN o DEHSnfitTS aud DRAWERS. 10 .fII
Cfoaded Meriro oUNDER5HlRT RTS and DRAWERS
White Merna UNDERSTANDS and DiAWERS.
Csidgrn JACKETS, sUsPENDFRs. GLOVES, Ho'
effaY. Very low pncss, wholesale OF retail, By
dEo.M TRACY. Agent, No. ioi willsm-st
NNDIA GOODS.-MARCHA DE
4 LIgDE-fSJ)IA.yfSciIR EN--An kinds ofsnpr.
fancy euf ops nrieiIs siLKs and SHAwLs al fOUNl'
AIMS INDIA STORE No. Bts bresiw sx keatssathsI
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Os-' - '' EFi b w BLUNT. no. ne walsr.,.

L,OR SALE-lI0USE and LOT south side OF
IL ono Hundred and Teutis s ID. most eae.iy ons Of a
row cory bouAes hsivecu Feorih and Fih
Lot aSs0, hoa.o 4bogt - iect deep Cos eseIr.
meat, conyonieat. S4ea
Il. C wANDELL, No as Nh.lh.sve.
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Boaro ano Rsoms.

AN elegant SUITE OF ROOMS, furnished ~
nnsnrnsheJ, With pivsts table, eep be lsl by PsnY
trsi-e otions snjw willing TO lJ hoefs
sils,s, with rea name, MADISON Tribune Ohc-.
MERICAN HOTEL, broadway aal Eighth
g.. Aew.YoTk on the Europssn paa- Rooms on sus
OF sfAs;v, st ricdsTets rates. u. .fil.l
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Jnsurante Companies.
NEw.Y0RK FIRE INSURANCE co.,
--nlra III ~ wALLsTnEET. ,iA i.
CASH HCAPlTAL.......n.... .1210, coo.

This Company kss been h susssssfi spsssAics s moss
Ia. THIRTY YEARS snd oeasinuss to INSURE .s.in,s
Lsss and Damage By SIhs upoa terms ss favorable sisz
instutions r.. H r.
ALL Less.s LrsnaALLy Apsusrrp Asp PxonrrIr Pam.
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EOR SALE-on the Indson--sbout ~
IL AcRis oaey slias,sd on the rvnr co;nBasdi9s
one al h- fa virws between New fczk end Albany 10
e.nxhl- n H. anf.- o. weid maxi 1Efson1e
plrl- win moderate peu.s. ~ wo.ad ssoiSod3r ioU
per,e ~sLiHE 20 bSid .osr1hs .asIs sas iog,
Pine No~ Nogk. 'I'f ft ID fH .fr...t
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

FACTORY FOR stIlE-A large FAC
TORY situated In the village Of Yoskess wsstohes,er
Co. y H.. wE.in ~ aes ofIlg NsE. lo.k Sry n1lt as
,hoo a. q bor room opg bsdo stSr oui3uiic
pe, engn. Of 40 hots powell iqnr steam boilers
pumta hsang hiAg 'cfpe'e and rA%lh
sbsnins and pnsys hlp riaa i-ss brick dwelDghf psss
tos.t.er M watrr lFou state extending nssly
st, r.. into the TaA,sn Rv-r no rnau buidus of
tie st az pssssaie,t shops 10 tkp whole sogry lsT
A. Dor No i.0Ero1Sssy, n, OFT. b STOUT, Tsssas'
r.r Y0pksfs n Y, IH.I
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z. Ii. BUTLfR Il Co. rob''.hsr,,
No. ~ south Foarth.-t.. PhiiAjeiphis.

OF THE GREEN~-lnter-
w dic.ed by the English Governaeai. For SALE BY
DODwORTH No. 6 Astor PEce New -fork. 2 oi
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no HIsTORIANS-FOR SALE-A file Of
n THE EEW.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE eomunsncirg
before the w1 Inquire Of address r. o. n. No. LAB
kfaaes t.. kfw Iork
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HANDSOME brown stone HOUSE 0

III ANDS0ME brown stone HOUSE on Six,
uets. stories basement Erensh roof heavy stone
Iai and eaa.sr Is'sgo0l and bses wnr, door Belgian
Finhsyc brown sons HoUsE. ns. but by the day. lo-
cation bsst in Newfe.h, Saooe City Houses, County
furnished ana unfnrnshsd. deoa HOUSE on Defiance 81
Nsw.Y YeIs, 10 !esms for sAooo. HENRY L. RIDER. Ne
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
Dantimg Araoennes.


he GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, "a ~ ~
Ear URDAYs. Ladies ssa. Children a, l. Evening
sta r.f ----------
Il III. Searing's Private Dancing AcaasrL.
~ as2 Fouhave., Twenty third IT. Glasses ,0'
ON Wsdnesdays and Saturdays Ut clock; TOT ~ N'"|
Tuesdays and Fridays at O'clock Lo-sons evaS "S.
a
EOR SALE, VERY CHBAP,
II TEN SECONDHAND (rwolier,sl CITY rSs;nnx rSss;,'.x
GER CARS Amply al The OH n ofthe sfend ave hs,sS
Company, eosaes ii Sixty IhIa, AZ S~eaasvn NeS'i
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ap sg9s 81 s.,l on ia sSo% q '.r
Bpookyn. Apply 70 JOHN y cOuREf No. 60 Wa a.,
Room No. G. stI
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fVHE SONG tabooed by the British Govern
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

DOARD WANTED, By a. Gentleman sod
ts t ..jp priyatp family who o. sArd The SsbSs;hs
sI. rom seeand focr sond nirhs 4bood. be0s -Four
q. comforts home ysntsd tben iuSu sss
t-- treIs t,tr and sss me- exceed ssaS
.scf p-f-r .ees ruqnired and given. Adsse~ss fCs-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

RENWICK-ST., PROPERTY-yTb THAT bearti.
~ hl 3stoty brick HOUSE. No. u, Rsnvick at FOR
cALE cisap price go Apply % ne yremises o. At No
w Qyeeuwlehst hat store, y - N' w, IL HALL !
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n NUMBER of RESIpENCES- from SI,leO

"A t. SO 600 for SALE IN WestchcteI onnsy& & Lang 70
city Bnidinz lots farms. DC. Can at DlIChEI1s v"'
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agOURNING BOhNETs.
lBs MOST SPLENDID DISPLAY, far snrpsssins suy
thing before eeesed rstAn Eros. Is per cent bsw the
srsrase.
luhssryNl,
W. JACKSON. nfPORTER % MOURNING GOODS,
RoS.sI Brosd~ay, betv, spring and Prnccs,s
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n;,O LET-Two largo ROOMS, on ssc"ad
foor tc arIiis ~ Adnts vita boxrd- fhoen W @aint
esss aeon,no,l,lo'. and sihuy to pay hs eut AT
,rr4vsEsns pike nuy address e. c. Boa No. ss iiiof'
Ofsee. ~ " -" '+ .t - = it-eltf.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION CAN BE
0tvEs-Fcr SALE, the .legsns nraselass HOUSE No.
No. 10 Second place, BrooAyn In one Of tn hest localities
convsnisns to Fsrfisa Apply 70 Y. r. kELLoae No. is
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~ DICTIONARY or THE BIBLE;
q ilN PaTsING r...r.
ANTIQUITIES, BIOGRAIHl. GEy ytsaAPfIY AND NAT.
a CHAL HISTORY 'I.'
EDITED BY WILLIAM SMITH, lid.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

pEACH FARM for SALE, I7O acres, $500
u nlss fom nof,heast depot Cecil CO. Nd on ,ho hi,
dsphi., Wilmington and baltimore Railroad LSsa law.
cey ths south good view Of cara aud ver address T.
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MOUNT wAsHINGToN COtl.EGlA.'

ASl INSTITUTE,
No. AS West Fosrh-s.. Of MScioagal WsShin e.
square. (Csse4l Astbenslics Foreign lsISlase ard
msEeai vita Primary panaItuIeL;.l .- -,
- -.,.sf + s-GEoRiis W. CLARKK. A n. Rec
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

ami, wonI,n p,sss1I ON the npp,Nts sils
=, ~. s,r,., wa IN may h,il.i h,r Ani
b,.,h, ,h, c,n,en,, of h,r b1sxst p,yine
w.. ,,,,, s'ns In gr,,nb,,k,, nni - tho
sans i'm, exposinr hanlslul of silyer auI
,,aIJ
W,s,sr n r F,ovJ. who isa ,alI. fine
i,,rin,, ma, wo,,. lony bIack hair. which
'Inns, ,.ached his shouLlers. His can.
LII. ,Lns. of ,h,. o,Le,. ot,i ,.rs was pro.
r,,..I, ,ri,,neI with .ol lace which how.
w,s snmewhat soile,I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26
BY FRIDAYS MAIL.
CAnDgS, Jan. 10.
NORTHERN DISPATCHES.

. f,
anu mas oeen ior "evN' ,"s p"'s'
and conclusive hoon 'os' sis'y-'hrec c"h,
non between Nnsh'i'ie ahu r'n"Nn"' u,
Duck River, ana ~ Mnrirecsoo'" --'o'"'
seveniy'one. lie osseu Tue ,'""'ss'e ','-
er at Long $, hve ml'es aoove riorrhcc' "h
escaped prisoner says 'ioo'' ~" u ',ren nun
dred ana MY uhioh pf's"h'rs-'n'''y "'e
officers. Gen. Lorlng dehouhceu 'ioo' hh''
his policy. Gen. Sieiman Is ~ close p"r-
snitof iioois pom oon ifain' ven D,t'''
reports That he has cur the Mobile anu oh'o
railroad South of Corn'h.-'~
NASHVILLE, Jan. o--Ihom's who'e ar
my is in motion.
WAsniNGroS, Ja,. 3d.-hichnon aus.
patches say that the ingloriolls termination
OF The attempt Of Butler and Porter 10 cap
inrc Wilmington had cheering effect on
the spirits of our people--an effect when
will be infinitely heightened when hll the
facts are fully known, as they soon VIII De.
Nor has the crushing deleaI ad'nnlst red
10 the enemy by Ben. Bragg alid the sna''
force, under his command 'hecn fully appre-
ciated. Still enough is known ;" pr"incc
decidedly cheerful feeling and to a'iect
gold, the berometer o. the public pulse.
| The opinion is now entertained that WI
mington cannot be taken us nppf"i heS'
on account of the dangerous cnlsI III NC
| neighborhool OF North, or Cape Fear flVer'
cannot be snbjcc'ed to regular serge or
blockade, and that 1t cannot be taken py
assault, has just been demol'strnt u. IL
Butler and Porier's expedition failed, II IS
| reasonable TO suppose that any similar ex'
| petition must also tail, aud never asan
| will they iud its ioris so slightly gatiNson-
ed.
Tho following is the latest 'eiegiain IRON
Wilmington:
WILMiNGTos, Dec. 3otli.- Htagg issued
congra'ilalory orders on the 'teteat pl me
enemy $ grand armada hciore Wilmington, W
nl'p n vel mer ted compliment to Gems
Whiting, Kirkland, Col. l.Inb Hnl oiliecrs
aud men engaged The enemy . attack on
the first dry was five l,onr9, on the second
day, seven hours. AliogeFher ovrr wen'y
thousand shols were lied iiom fifty nine
vessels. GonicIe,atcs responded with SIX
hundred an,I sixiy-rwo slurs hrsf day, anu
six hundred on the second or loss 3sillrl
and So wo,lnie,l The ground in front and
rear of lh, iort was covered wiIhshclls
torn in'o'deep pits. Forts unhtrt.
The Sentinel ot the 5lst says there is n
general lull in milirary news everywhere.
| II report, all quet in front OF ltc"mond.
/ The Euqu,rer OF tie 3ls' still tavnrs ma
| king Gen. Lee General s.imo Of nlisonJhern
armies. The Wing OIL 3lsi in u review
OF the military situation now and what it
/ was one year ago, coiiclnlcs rs follows;
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

ess 49,
written Tor publication III the herald o"'
when it was received, IA year ng' last Oc-
t,b,r. the Herald had suspended publica-
;onand ,be n,on,;.,o,s yer.. IN tho se,v;ce
MI. = (.
vas, CONS ,quen''y' se"' ~ wy ''..V, :,
.le Houston Telegraph, ana was puo'ished
inthat paper. We have recently found u
sopy of the Telegraph containing it, aud
ha;no ,os;,ous IN, II sbonld he nlac.J on
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

NOTICE.-I have lost or mislaid Il
IN Four per cent. Certificate s.rd l,yJ W. Smith,
Deposary AZ Dallas, Texas for S,00 dated Nay 10,
1854, and numbered l'H. Unless found within the
time prescribed by law shall apply to The proper
authority far y duplicate. wM. II. SLACK
Dallas. Texas D ,c. 2i. lSA-lSiw
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

President Thorn IS p Colline, or this place,
recently gave Rev. Mr.. Caslleion one hun
dred dollars in gold for the Soldiers Home
fund. We moticetltatihe Houston Telegraph
aud Galveston News comhiend the Prcsi-
den' example One itoasasd dollars in gold
willnot r"errtAr an1iin gwen by this whole
tpaiel ptirioi III bshllf OF the soldier aud
DE nmily ilis heasy lrts been at all times
opeii r. ilie nrs.fY soidn.r We know per.
sous 20 irss more ih IN double llemeaus
Of lieu'iul Geiirs WIN lave only given one
shefe BE ioss ien li0nqr. then, 10 whom
hoi'cr Is 90 .--cfoeiss Q.nd Nuae.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26
have lost or misIaid

Wa crrliftato ofdcposit for new issue. issuel by
NV Smith, q. g. pcl'ositary at Dallas. Texas $3.50
N old issi". worth $50 IN issue. No. I33, dated
ueocn,hcr lGlh, 1874. Unless found within the time
prescribed by law, shall apply 70 The prnrr author
!ly for duplicate. WIN. HUFFINES.
Dallas, Trxas, jan. 15, lsi5--2:Gw.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26
I.and ana stock Horses forSale.

FTNEN thousand acres of Land for
IL sale In Parker Denton and Col in couniirs-in
Guiding u good farm in Parker county. with $50
sciesil cultivation; a small farm In Denton cOun y,
and another in Collin cvun y, The latter with good
hidiigs
ALS0--lh0 head of STOCK HORSES.
The whole Of he above property will he sold for me-
4 loes or Confederate money. For further inf'rma-
sion, enquir. of WITT & WIGGINT0N
Trinity Mills, Dallas Co., Jan. IL, lS,4--20tt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-01-26

cope-i Gharles Dahigren, nephew Of the
faa,uus Van &c A luirai OF that name, rs we
rain ty pfivaft irii,f, vas recently severe
s soand.d ia buiie ne ar Ric imond, whist
gslirfis ,iahfag in SotiiIern ranks. This
yoaar NAL Is q saI sr gen. Z. @. DAhlgren,
81 saIcir'I a in9asefuf The Adm raj. While
tire Yankees ctH hoisi Il their DahIgens,
sc caA Aan,r ours. @ea. D4hlgren aud his
som bavs alf,l 20 trtaa part in this Revo-
lafisa = oni Eras.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28
The Passport system Abroad.

In allusion to American passports, the
London Times says: without prelim
inary word or any other communication
than a single telegram to the military
authorities, Mr. Seward has announced
that in future, any vessels that may ar
rive with passengers unprovided win
passports will not be allowed to dis
charge their cargo. Any person or per-
sons, therefore, who may continue to
elude the precaution of the commander
or agent of steamer, or other vessel, or
who may accidentally lose passport or
passports on the passage, may thus he
the cause of inflicting what i'll some cases
might amount to complete ruin 10 snip
pers of goods, who can by no possibility
be properly liable in such cases to penal
consequences Commercial firms making
large consignments, might at particular
iunctures depend for their solvency upon
their receiving return remttances with
in q particular period. and considering
the multitude of other evils that suggest
themselves as contingent upon Mr.. Sew
ards order, together with the entire ten
dency of their fiscal legislation, il would
seem as if the grand objects Of the Gov
eminent at Washington were TO isolate
themselves as far as possible from mer-
camille or other intercourse with all OF
the human race who may seek the corn-
try with any other object than that of
enlisting in the army.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28

THE PLAGUE.-The latest news from
st. Petersburg fortunately allays the fear
hichalready began to be,felt throughout
the world in consequence of the.epidemic
disease in that city, The highest medi-
cal authorities now agree that the cpl
demic is not the plague, but only a some
what more violent kind of fever, we'll
known in other countries. The hygienic
condition of ST Petersburg is less salts
factory than that of the other larger
cities of Europe, and is believed to be the
direct cause of the increased rate of NOR
atty. The correctness of the first stats
tical reports of the cases of sickness and
deaths is denied, and the most recent re
turns are not calculated to cause any
alarm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28
2 e L r OIL E U M .
J. G. MORRIS,


OFFERS FOB SALE I'm LOTS TO
" SUIT purchasers all the REGULAR
DIVIDESD PAYING PETROLEUM OIL.
STOCKS; some paying from FOUR 20 FIVE
PER CENT. monthly on par valne Of FIVE and
TEN DOLLARS, and C0NTROHED Ely
FIRST CLASS MIN OF THIS CITY.
Parties desiring daily Observation-Disclosures, or
information in relation TO them, can have same
furnished upon application
Orders from parties out Of the city promptly
attended TO. Remittances, or satisfactory ref
erences in all cases 10 accompany order.
Sales made at New York PETROLEUM
STOCK EXCHANGE" or AZ private sale.
Refers. by permission, 70 the following well
known Houses Of this city:
Nessrs Harbecks Co. Josiah Maey's Sons
6alwey, Casado & Teller. George Milne.
B. c. Morris. President Columbian Ins Co.
Caldwell & Morrls tsuneessors 10 Brewer &
CaldweIl)
G. W. Duer, Cashier Bank OF New York
isnZ7.3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28
The Sensation Preachers ON the Ma
tiOnal Calamity.
From the Brooklyn Eagle. !

From the brooklyn EaSleI
The parsons who appear to be DESTROYS
of turning the passion excited by the
murder of President LINCOLN to account,
are losing the opportunity fol want of
concert of action. From the fact that
BoOTH was born in slave State, num-
beI of the political parsons at first
seemed to be inclined to direct popular
vengeance against slavery. unfortu-
nately it did not appear that BOOTH was
himself STAKEHOLDER, and it was there
fore more or less difficult to show that he
acquired on the plantation the brutality
he exemplRed in the murder of the
President As it happened that MIR.
LINCOLN himself was born in State in
which negro slavery was, and is still toll
Grated, it was more or less hazardous to
assume that man must necessarily be
an assassin because of his birth place
The absurdity OF. holding man respon-
sible for what he has no control over,
must be so apparent to the most Illogical
person. that the conclusion that BOOTHS
crime was attributable to the fact of his
having been born in Maryland has been
pretty generally abandoned In vague
way some of the parsons still argue
that BoOTH was actuated by
desire to preserve slavery, and the at
tempt is still persisted in, i'll some
quarters, to excite revenge against a
whole section because between BOOTH
and the people of that section
Nthere is supposed agreement on the
question of the right of holding negroes
in servitude. Life in this country would
be hardly worth possessing if we were to
he individually held responsible for the
misdeeds of the class, profession or oc-
oupation to which we belong, and still
" orse if agreement i'll opinion on some
single subject in dispute is held to in
volve responsibility for the acts of all
who may agree with MS. Ifthe influence
of the political parsons had been thrown
entirely in one direction there is no tell
ing but that success wonld have attend
ed their efforts, and they might have
been enabled to disgrace their calling
aud the religion they profess to teach, by
exciting desire to revenge Booths
crime upon millions oi people, though
there is not one particle of evidence yet
before the public to show that they sym
pathize with either the criminal III his
crime. In the name of religion fonler
deeds than that of which Roothpis guilty
have been perpetrated, hut is religion
therefore to be held in disrepnte. Even
new, by ministers OF religion, the pas
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28

KANSAS FILLING UP.-A letter from
Kansas City, Mo, says: immigration
to this section of the State is immense.
Hardly boat lands here but what puts
off from twenty to thirty families, and
there is constant throng coming by
land. We are glad to see them. There
is room for all. Splendid lands, much of
them previous to the war i'll first-rate
cultivation, can be obtained at very low
prices, and with our country repopulated,
our railroads completed, and peace re-
stored, we shall make such onward
strides to prosperity as will Danish all
regrets for the terrible struggle through
which we have just passed"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28

DOUGLAS BURIAL PLACE.-The Gener
al Assembly of Illinois, at the last ses-
sion, passed an act authorizing the Gov,
ernor to purchase for the State the lot Of
ground wherein repose the remains Of
Stephen A. Douglas, at Chicago. The
lot belonged to Mrs. Douglas, and the
sum of $4,000 was appropriated for its
purchase A letter from Gov Oglesby
to Mrs Douglas announces that its pur.
chase has been Only consummated, and
that the ground now belongs to the
State of Illinois.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28

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