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Goops--The Chicago Tribu&e describ-
ing the city Of Saraansh, informs lis readers that
thai st every other corner thsrs is pzsbe
".ssars~ HssAlly eirrstar or apa4-", Thisrsninds
the Io~rsI Of that cay, Of he historical aessrfP
ton Of Albany. which vas sasd to sontAia "a nuss
Der u houses aud zs,sos ieAAbi,sats all ssaadinr
wiIh their gable ends to The street,
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The WKArHEn.-Ra;n c

> TIE WK4THER.--Rain commenced
falling in this region, about o'clock on We'd
nesday evening, continuing all night, and The
g. eater part Of yesterday. Lousy" is res
inforced, and goes roaming and suSging alenE
as though it would fain mako US believe that
~aA It's regular -eustsns And As for the
roads,--H the bottom hasn't dropped out i
has goas under indefinitely, The depth to
which a person sinks when walking, is limit
ed emily by hts status sverdupOis.
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Nv pRRIKn"--0ut neighbors across
shs muddy are in peek 9 troubles on ae-
count az the probability Of the PAelke Rail-
road going to Bslvue instead Of Omaha. II
ia currently reported that the terminus Of the
road is to be thus changed: and the report is
very generally believed. This will be agood
thing for Beivus. but rather hard on Omaha
In the language Of the old lady we exclaim
go il hushsnd--Ee 1t bear" Council Bluffs
Is sure Of the road, let who will win, en- the
ether side.
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False back hair of golden hue has bren
selling at Paris - two hundred francis .
back kno&s With small diamonds studded,
1t two th6usaad francis. The rage for
cred" ought to frightsn the govern
ment. 7.s-.. ....
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. Il

'.Nasiopa Hsrmonists," Professors BRAxn
L LEHSES, viii give one Of their grand masi-
cal Concerts at pheaix Hall. Upper Broad
way, this Erisayl sssping. The enthusias-
tie reception these gentlemen have met with
in ssa parts VI abe State is the best recem-
mendatica they can bring, and is a satisfAe>
tory testimonial he their genius and talent
The entertainment viii commence at O'Clock;
tickets 30 cts, children half price
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During stag hunt in the wood Of
Awning near Munich, stag which
had been brought to bay, ran 1t the
Kings gunsmith and drove one Of his
antlers completely through his neck, kill,
ing him 90 the spot.
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a Il - y.
SrArE-RIGnTs Down SoUrH.-The
Rebel Congress has resolved that the
power to make treaties or peace rests
vsfakaJstf Davis aad his ssuass. and any
action BY the Authorities or people Of i.
seperate State with view 10 that end
is Illegal and revolutionary. If tAS is
20 What becomes of the doctrine ofSsase
Rights At the SOUTH IL is the doctrine
~ secssssou ahsssash St&ss went into the
Union voluntary, and had right 70 leave
il whenever she pleased. Ifs State has
a r;rht 10 20 cut Of the Union without
a king lsaye of the Federal Government
abe has certainly right to conc sask
without Supplying fsR permission to ms
confederate Government. 1t is poor
rulU that will NOT work both lwaJs 80
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!. ERRAruM.-In our notice Of Mr..
Drxxrcx's lecture. in yesterdays issue, the
types made ne say national occurrences" &c.
for which read 'saatural occurrence"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-02-04

ApJuTAST aessRAfs 0eysca, Z
naxaasast. J&A. g. IseA

AbJuTANT aesxRAE's 0sYscR,l
paxaRpssts S&A %. Issa.
GEsERAL oRpE@s No. l. ....-.y..-.-.-
/. substit1ts Brskszs who sndestaks b saaisA
men IN this State fer ether sssass wtIl ia Immsak
Gtsly arrested. .- : t.sszszs-,,
II. Ge.sEal Orders 10. 81. osG iIsk, fssI. asd
Isill IN force in this ssass. sad &a1 yielaaisa II
the erdsrs Of the asasrsl asvseamsna If ais
State will be visited with &rrsze sm& paAishmsm&i
III. Persons sniissing - subsslsmtasss vsaass
tssFs fram this ssaas laF ssAsr ssasas wEl bs as-
rested and AsId ~ provided by saia asasral o.
dsrs Ne. 81 o. 1881. ~ "A
Although the ststs Of TowA hes &Iied Ne gseG1
she may Be called upsa fer uaess nea.
fOwa viii furnish ali De men ths GsasrAi asx-
sEansnt dsmAadSefhst; - abs asss nsa propose
70 ali the quOtas Of assxf Ssstss. aad ali nsa =
this Stats srs sosissd ssssrdiaE1y.
~. dsssFa otdSrs NJ. " fu 40 usS EstsRssRs
with rssruisag a ~ regular service Il tie G.
8. AEmy Or N@Ry.
v. Al State OaaseFs azs harssy aixsSsad 10 add
this Dspartmsas 10 esErgaag eaa shase asdasA a@a
all Unlasd stasss sRssrs ass rsqassfs6 10 asee
this pspas4nsas infagmAslsa u say iaedAasufs@S
upon the same -,
BY srdsr Of eo.szasx wm. u etssa
M BExKR,
AstzsAst Gsa@ral 81 Is~s.
F.A. Id ASt-~Y LIZ
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CosexKr.--fhe Sasioaal Harmenisss;
: PrefAl Brasd and Lehan, -iIl give seacsrt
IL tAis sisy, probably On Friday evening
Hsx6 '@-
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New SroRg.-We direct attention TO
the advertisement Of wEsrLKx & MAxFIELp,
IN another colamn.
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NoElcE. !.
Nosass d AaeshY Rsvum sAsa KAass eRs sAgha
Fsaxia RrsakanR RsGas nad sees# % Ne Wess
hsuss az g. D. LsskHsea 4 Co sd Pisces asise
been atorsA liars lzs 80 pssz sx Hssnths snsassa
tor. and sssiaszsA. I'D Ssspaszx gR! b SO sn
Ina - e aEaesxs 6ae bad zHwsf&
u.s.. 80 sssaa tenssaIsf via k1A eAns8a q
aayertiains a4d ssflihg nnaa Ess&s. ..
o's - - s !. 80
as-1ssk ss5srz satisseAls
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soctsnEx nd eouersgasioAsl b.
. liable vin ness q Mira MAYxAans, thas
lRridayl ssenlng.
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RAN1rARY 10 facalar n,

EASsTARS. The regular monthly
meeting Of the Soldiers aid society win De
held ss tie residences Of Mrs.. SrLvAxrs
DoDoE, on Monday svoninS. the 9Th inst, a.
which time the soliciting committees will be
pSsREsa teFsaaEt. gAe meeting is held oas
day earlier than usual, that ii may not con
Hies with Mr.. MrLIxss Osscsrt..
BY order Of the President. did =
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Goop TrapLAas.--Nsxk Saturday
s. .,..;,s i lnssslissisa II ossssss Msmsess a.
s.esssssa . b pssssns sary - pssaiepass IN tAs
saaa 81 S.
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0hluaeo = u. 81 - lsh d 90
Chieasa1 Nssnjns sssssaa u
Waahins6u Mi Co..
as;tstinnag aalsa NlnmueF
III the Udiss zaae kae Bnaaka a.
House. b. vcse Is IL Il 90
Il had pzssiaay paaaaa "a hsmnzs
and nov goas y - asatss - sasissa-
Eios.. s. q
pss Moiass Pei. -Tks Gcvaraas
has eallsd a. axfxa asssiaa n no wsaks
6fem to.aay e rstify ~ azss snA
as guns Wase Erred II sw tsf tAs
amaadnsns aa roeepEioa af 20 dspaAsA.
JuIasburg Fsb. 2a--Tswm uassrsy
DESTROYED, burned - wiped 100 @g sAs
IRdiaHs today 1hay smAsRaa nSsw
demSiisAsd The sslseraph Iias. =
Fort Supposed . = IN eng yssamisas
: 70
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II EKVOUS DEBILITY:
Jan. 81 D&wly
SCHOOL LAND SALE

Netiss Ii hsfsby gfxsn tAaA % Esharaay Tie
18th day Of MsrsG q , s'cIouk p. n q VII sGss
for sale st public saacry, Ii freet Of tAa 0oe a.
the County TFsasarer e eeHnen BluAk, tbs tel-
Iewin6 described Eehssi EsAa TO- Wis TIA MsSSA
West I oFtss South EAss Il Gssssas L. Tswa-
ship "a Range % wSse, siaaaasa m Rest@wSsAamts
County, Iowa--%tax@s ssss. s
Council NiufFs Psb ls& 1895 ar w$a
3. y. DgRDfoKs CLARK
Dist Ceart af Psttawass&aAi o., xaR@s
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CesoEar.-Ms MuELLxs, assisted by
sur able esrps Of aarssarsss, ~ilt give tive
graad yeesl and iassramsnial Concerts al sbs
fssaasOzal shureh. On Tsssasy and We'd
nesday evenings Of next week.
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The Hebrews Of Savannah are all
anxious 10 take the cath Of Allegiance.
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GRousDHoaIAN.--K this hnsed me.
'erclogiss ''eons cat" at aay tims yesterday
we don't think As waa seard BY ssry'' shaSow
odd Sol didns once show his pki1. So II
thsrs u any virtue in signs, or any eoaadencs
% De FaassSsasgsssAd hssA We may thiak
aboas II yiag ssids eur eFsreosss, and prspar-
ing for spsiak However We shall not offer
our wood pils fossaas, ls.sast yss.' q
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PRENrt M.-The FIRST course Of Miss
PrrxEr'y lessons in PenmansLip, terminated
90 Wednesday sssaing. The premium Offer
ed to the pupil sshO should improve the most
in writing, during the course, vas awarded
By the iadges-AsssVs. BLeoMEK, GHEKN and
BrLLixea--sO GaoRas n. REmfxsrox. Miss
GRACE SMtTH vas pronounced the best wrl-
ter in the sch sol, Miss ERHA SHERIDAN second
best. Messrs. BLeoNEs and GRKKx made .
few remar Is TO the school, and bOth cempi-
ms ntsd the sch ,lars upon the rapid AdvaAes
they had understanding thai THAR tmPraSs-
meat in writing vas 50 great As 10 seem al
most impossible. The neat course will bsgia
on Monday evening next ct the same room,
{ Mr.. AxTELL's School Hsusel AndA the NAM
Der of pupils will, this time. be limited 20
shy. those who desire to attend should make
application early. Terms Two dollars fer
the course, to be paid in advance.
,LxDLANs--We had the pleasure Of
call yesterday morning from Col. SUMMERS,
who is on his way 20 OttumwS, TO enjoy =
brief furlough. The Colonel is direct from
the Indian country. and gave US mseh inter
esting information esucerning the late fight
.st hslrshug- wbeEe HeeOmznandsd the white
troops-but it is unnecessary for US to rspea
details. As our readers are already familiar
with the battle, from official reports. Col, 8.
was carrying home with him as q trophy, Fthe
shield Of the Cam&nchs chief who command
cd the savages in the fight. This chief was
killed by shot from the Colonies rife, aud
this shOt il is said, saved cur troops from aa-
nihiiation. As the Indians were steadily
coming forward, ia overwhelming numbers,
and the efforts Of cur men to check their ad-
vance were futile, until their chief fell, when
they were threwn into di serder, and hnaily
routed. The shield referred to is large
round. MISUNDERSTANDING affair made Of buff
fslo skiS, azsa aboas a. larssas shs hsad, Of .
barrel, il is ornamented with beaas, fsrthers,
teeth of animals, curious devices. paasm q
different kiads Of skins, and abeas kwsnzE-
ave HUMAN scALPs Of white men and waEnaas
!, Tbs nanbsr Of Iaaiass making The ssaaek
on Iulssburg, the Gelenei informs US, was net
less than fifteen hundred, and their killed
numbered sixty, Our loss was 6fteeR men.
This Officer also infarms as that the force OF
. Mite taoSps bel weea here and the mountains
Is utterly insdeauatc TO protect the road
against the savages, and without reinforce>
ments the field must be given up.
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The Bishdp IL 1rssssss anaAa) AAs
forhiddss The Gskhesiss asssnsing EAa
faneyais 81 iswy. ssgses
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DoWS.--Uwing to ths Estate of ths
atmospAsss" sssfas soaas ethsr asssd rsasss
tie telegraph reused 70 Do anty yesssraas,
aad~s are. eonssqsshsiy. sifAsai our rsgnla,
ration Of blair" and peace" this meruins,
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Tie mamhazs af ne Rea&swaaaaalSa GsMmaS
AgrienisREal Seeiasy ass rsana#sea n moss 90 AAs
utAes ef @. Baldwsa, LEG, "a easaS&aR, NaA. a
1885, d eeleek, =. u. Cd ssAn@&zane 10 40.
EreA, a. baaine@ uf EmDesfnnea d ~ he smsasasds
Tbs foliewias aRs the mamkam hpm S&z &zEbss
sas Tswnships. Beem1x, Z u ss&lssf Reeig-
ford Hardan ysass; eTaasaaS CAsa o. eassea {
Kaex, a. u. Hattailas Gszssss RszAsa M&zxssS
JohA Fiiasi xsrk. LsaAsa cAsfAs; Kzks, Wa
Garnss. Feg caaneii nsnHA@-@lsE wskd, Casa.
Besghn; ID ward, 3 .. Raar % wsazs n n. c1Azaz
tah ward asstss MAaai ssA wasd, =. ". BasAasGs
Gas. GooK,
..-s5~1 is.fa IA SssfS.
JSa. 81 david. ~ r. i, 5a-
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90 8 lslss
maas are most p0pszs 9 Sks i vssT
winnisg sad kindly, and the Ssnatof s
. gsaaral fayorila. Mis- Shsrmaa .
particularly gentle and attractive. and her
styie OF dress pleaaes me more than that
Of any bels III Washington. There arg
runners aaoas that The speaker b Ebeat
to take INTO hinsslf . wife, and lovely
black -ayad ladx ia pOinted ont. 10 his
ehoscea 4 shisk thas OOH runner, bat of
course know nothing Of the affair. .
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osuaeil 30, sb, 1856
Frsal. nslay e L.

!. g :. esAsss 20 .. !.
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.s....s ~ X ia $40 80
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Book q Job Printing Establishment

This being by far the NEST somplssa and sxtenkivs
EsGkhlikhmsna north Of RI. Louis, and West
Of the Mississippi Rive Asd ths material
an aess IL Is no idle or vain boast 70 esq that
Work can be sxssRtsd 1t this ESsakIshEsns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20
Per,enal Intslligenee.

Among the names Of the freshmen at Harvard Univer
sy this year We notice that Of Franklin Bartlett who
recently graduated with distinction ~ the Polytechnic,
in Brooklyn, SON OF W. O. Bartlss Esq OF this city
Chief Justice Salmon r. Chase arrived In this CITY from
Washington yesterday afternoon. and 10 II present
stopping al the Fifth Avenue Hotel Though his visit s
entirely uno1ca he having to New York for tho
purpose Of escorns homeward his ninlaw, daughter
and grand child he waited upon by number Of pro
mncn politicians and several OF his old friends whom
he remained at home receive only abssniing himself
an hour or So when he driven 10 the jewsy estab
ment Of Messrs Tiffany Co. Among the many guests
whom the Chief Justice welcomed during the day wero
Governor Andrew, at present stopping inc gssmercy
next; OK. Governor Morgan, Mr. John Austin Stevens
and several or our FIRST nnanciers and busne. men AZ
has already been intmated the visit Of the CHIEF Justice
Is of no ofcia nature, and will he quite BRIEF - ne VIII
probably leave the city Friday after having Desn pro
sent al The reception rendered 10 Secretary stanton oy
OK C.ovcrnor Morgan, on Thursday evening next
lord rroeheda. an Irish nobisman somewhat noted
for his strong rebel proclives with Lady Droshcda AL
the little Doghcdss and retinue Of servants arrived IN
Richmond Va the 18th instant, ana went ment see
ing with General Terry, on the following day.
Robert E Lee President elect Washington College,
Virginia the mode southern professor who 70 teach
the model Southern youth that freeman cnief duty
and his country too because bis friends and State arc
going 10 do go attended meesing o. the college direc
Tors Al Harrington Va on the 18th instant He n TO be
formally President Of the college 10 October
next s4 NgHfLAr
Joe Johnston the rebel general having failed 70 got
the presidency Of Virginia railroad IL going % hy Ia
make lvips out Of one Of tbe AebamA yNlrcaSp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT yvARfz.

He IL Not Coming 20 the United statss-
He WILL Not Leave the Mexican Terri
tory. res
gentleman residing in this city has just received
letter from President Juarcz dated III Paso del Norc
August II, In which he says asf w
have established here the seat Of governmsut, md
will 70 remain here time, after which shah ax
my residence In Of the cities OF the interior States
Our enemies will probably announce the dissolution Of
the Mexican govsrnmen bat you and our friends should
not credit such imposition. shall mot leave the
Mexican territory shall fulm the duty OF preserving
the existence Of the only popular power established By
the will Of my fellow citixsns and do not despair Of
the success Of our whom the Mexicans every
where resisting the yoke Of the invader and maintaining
the struggle ID al our States. AKA itNf VF
BY the foregoing letter will be seen that ths
invented By the so-caed Correspondents Of the Phas-
dslpASa PSsu 10 slse and involves the purpose Of pro-
curing the recognition Of MAMMALIAN BY the United
States i rtGr. l $1,000.
The cause Of Maxmilian must indeed b weak when n
necessary resort 10 fabrication in order 10 bolster up
the usurpation. VI
This simple letter Of President Juarez dispes all The
cent fsbricstons the rising dispsls the morning
IA " q
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make now platform, too, and let & consist
solely and dnsly Of . resolution to support sad
sustain in all wsys The administratlon Of Prss-
ident johnson. The million soldiers that have
gone to their homes lately arc al Johnsoa
men, and they win tincture with their senti.
men. million more, and the soid1rs' prin-
eiplss win sweep the country In al the
elections.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
In before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its Cir
collation. among the enterprising mechanics, farmers,
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
poron Of the active and energetic people Of the United
States ff
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WHAT WILL THE REPUBLICANS Do AT SYRIA
CusEs-Some say that they will renominate the
democratic ticket, or part Of il, and adopt the
democratic platform; and others that they will
frame platform Of their own and new ticket
also. We would advise them 70 make new
ticket entirely, and, II they want 70 win, 10
make II Of soldiers throughout They SHOULD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20

A SETTLER FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE
In reference to the suit instituted in England
by the United States against Prioleau and
others for the recovery Of one thousand three
hundred and fifty bales Of Confederate" cot
ton, the Vice Chancellor sitting in Judgment
decided in favor Of the United States substan-
TALLY as the Power absorbing the late de Jdcto
government Of the so-called Confederate
States" Whereupon Mr.. Seward, in letter to
Mr.. Adams, instructs him to inform all con.
cerned that the United States do not admit
that the combination of disloyal citizens who
have raised the standard of instruction is
now, or has at any previous time, been gov
eminent de fdcto, or in any sense political
Power capable Of taking, holding, giving, as
sorting or maintaining corporate rights in any
form, whether municipal or international II
IL true that different view OF the character Of
the insurgents has seemed 10 find favor with
some portions Of the British nation, and even
with the British government" and that cit
must be remembered, however, that a. often as
that antagonistical opinion has been advanced
by her Britannia Majesty's government in its
intercourse with the United States IL has been
as firmly, though, a. we trust, as courteously,
denied"
This is a settler, not only In reference TO the
cotton In question, but in regard TO all debts,
loans, contracts, &C., Of every description en-
tered into with the late so-called Confederate
States, or in behalf of the cause thereof in any
shape or form, at home or abroad. Everything
in the shape Of cotton or other property held
anywhere as the property of the so-called Con-
federate States, is now the property Of the
United States, de .facto and de jure. We dare
say that after the reception Of Mr. Stewards
letter there will be no more meetings Of the
holders Of the rebel cotton loan to discuss the
question Of its redemption by the United
States.
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TEE LONDON TMEs--THE MILK IN THE Cocoa
NUr.-We have at length obtained clue TO the
mystery Of the active, persistent, laborious and
INSCRIPTIONS efforts Of the London Times and
some other British metropolitan journals 10
bolster up the cause Of JEFF. Davis from the
beginning TO the end Of the late rebellion.
Those journals were paid for their services in
behalf of Southern independence. Davis
had contingent fund or two in London for
his detached SERVICE" as well as at Montreal.
How much hard cash, how much Of the profits
Of this or that blockade runner or Of Jef.'
piratical cruisers were employed In the manu-
facture Of British public opinion we shall
probably never know; but we have secured
some statistics Of the rebel cotton loan which
are very suggestive.
For example, among the investments 10 this
tempting Yazoo speculation Of twelve millions
Of dollars. which was secured BY pledge Of
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ERNMENT.-The Chicago Tribune, which he's
discovered in the New York Times q sorry
time server, and In the New York T'ibenea
feeble squeaker, fires away at . fearful rata
round shot and shell, long shot and grape at
President johnson and his Mississippi policy Of
reconstruction. We do not wonder at this,
however, for this Chicago radical desires an in
definite prolongation of the supremacy Of milf
tary law, while President johnson is earnestly
laboring, South and North, to re-establsh the
supremacy Of civil law. The simple issue be-
tween him and the abolition Jacobins is whether
civil or military government shall prevail
whether the country shall hereafter be ruled
by the constitution and the people, or by the
bayonet and military despotism. President
johnson, invested by Congress with the powers
Of an absolute despot is laboring to cast them
off as soon as possible. The abolition Jacobins
have different game to play. They wish 70
prolong their power by holding the South
under military law, and they demand of the
President that he shall be their obedient instru-
ment to this end. The stakes are tremendous,
but the odds are on the side Of Andy yohnson.
The FENIAN- ORGANIZATION y THE NosrHsHx
SrArEs.-We learn from reliable sources that
the Fenian organization in the Northern States
numbers two hundred and twenty-one thousand
men. These men are openly pledged TO move
any day on the great question Of the liberation
Of Ireland, and to aid and assist in thatnoble
undertaking. It II also stated that q nunber
Of subaltern oGaces nom the Army Of ths P0-
tomac are now IN Ireland drilling tho peopae
and preparing them for the coming struggle.
Only about fifty Of these officers have LEFT this
country for Ireland within a few months. Kso
few liberty loving spirits can produce such
profound sensation in England a. now
prevails, setting the government, the press
and British subjects in q state Of alarm,
what will be the effect when two hundred
thousand similar souls, all animated by
the same glorious senument-the freedom Of
Old Erin-shall land upon tho soil Of Irelands
TIE Next MAYoRALrY.-We understand that
parties are now forming with view to tho
next Mayoralty election in this city. At The
head of the List Of candidates Is the present
Mayor, Mr.. Gunther, who win run at all has
ards, has large party In bis interest, with tho
spoils in hand and his usual good luck TO back
him. Good luck to him. We have not heard
who the republicans will nominate; but they
have NO man Of any distinction who can be
elected. We hear the names Of General Dix
and General Sickles coupled with the Mayor
alty-sometimes in connection with repub-
licans and sometimes with democrats. But II
is not likely that the question Of the Mayoralty
will take any definite shape until after tho
forthcoming State election.