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DrsorEsr's ILLUSTRATED MoyruIY.--The

DENoREsT's ILLUSTRATED MoSruIY-l
Nav number Of Mrs. DemoTest's Moithly MagaIn.
az Positions g. as usual excellent with il various Hn
raons appropriate 70 the season as well as It's nrmo'
Gus fsslion.paes Of figures and Of garments. Its pape
pa,terr- give j; pccai value to those Who make the
own dresses or with 20 give intelligent directions 4
others. The literary matter ofthe magazine is Away
excellent, ~ editor aiming TO mike it valuable for ih
as vel a. for tie especial purpose 70 whichits devoted
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,lrnnrn op A MA.rrn.-Capt. CT Of on.

MURDER or A MAsTER-Capt. Gel OF The
bark Onv,. which reached tlis port yestcriay ron
Adcliidc via PcIacmbuco. reLOr.s TINT CD nc nlgli
March %. Cap.. French % ship William IciL from
Cardiff i'gnd 10 ST. Simon's Boy, which wG- lying oil
Peipambuco was murdered while asleep IN his berth
.hv one OF the crew STAYING IN his sktl WIZ an az
pcrson md yhe Capt Cell sailed there was bat tt.
hon, Of hs recovery. Copt. Trench he'd visited .h'
ID tx but few houI- pIeyious 70 his death. me iaT
deIer viii be sent 10 The United STATE, of 'ho me-
,ir,rican weasel. An attempt made 70 einDaip
tic body Of Capt T. TO send Il to his tfenas' b.
we unsuc ccssluL
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THR Mutual PRrNcPLs.

KsicKgRBocKER ANTHRACITE Coal ConFAxf.
Office. Nos. 4l6 and GO BROADWAY, NY.
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To CONSUMERS OF COAL.
Coal AT Cosf.

The Best Inducemsnt yot offered to Houseteepses
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4 To ALL MAsrEss OF Masonic LoDGEs LOCATED wLrHIs
TIN MILES Crrr BALL on THE CITY OF NV oRz
GRsETING: The Ufdergned, Deputy Grand Master Of
hasons, with the cosent and app-0baon Of W. w Clinton
eF Paige Grand Nassoi Masons Of ls State lraenay and
specially Invites you anl each Of you and the officers as
member. Of the under yo,r cavss to take part
he procession which VII honor the euains Of the revered
8d GIiened PREs DKrr LINCOLN In this city on Iuesd1
seat The following programme is ftsrnaly directed to be
loplotly followed: 49,
l. Lodes need not be on.i but the members ofeach will
assemble NJ the places nan ed IN their unnons
n The brethren viii dress in baek With black hats and
ties and tbe wee,he- vii permit without cgorcoats
and with Viire gloves.
NJ No iliigus be The brcihre1 viii Grape
IT, arm aud Masters Of Lodges viii carry their gavels,
covered with Grape secured IL white ribbons to fall
eight uehcs. spg fevers N should be von on the len
lapel - tire co0t ,
~ jourEing brethren f-rray invited 10 join With
US and 4, observe the above rules - 10 costume.
Mrstes Of Lodges, prscaiy or through their Mg,ha
will report Biylen j. u. Hohsrt ard Grand Mer'hal
on MONDAY, tom II O. 10 n a Odd Fellows Hal
Those cannot report % that time viii do 20 q. 10 g. M on
TUESDAY he viii assign positions TO their Lodges and
give all Iuisite Information.
The OfSnrs of the NJ. w. O. Lodge win NEST at the e.
Secretary Office a. 10 =. m, 0 TUESDAY next.
ROBE ID. HOLMES, Deputy Grand Master.
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"OUT OF SORTS" expresses the feelings o
many that caano, be o'ierwis descri5ed Lsnsor weak
ne. enorvAor lses sleepias.s melancholy. want
appetite Sc, compose c'ss Of ailments greater than s.
cher combined II IA exactly for these aie,crbable com
pain that PLANTATION BTTsRs pFcp'rei 1t i'for ih
relief Of ths complaints they have become 50 famous
Hence & is that they extensively used By eiersyrnen
merchants ladies and person, q sdenary haliit They az
as pealn, 10 the tai, O, cy bnshch to the stomach
The extent OF their sale Il almost l.ereia.g.
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n B-SubscrbeIs to this fund entitled to share
stock in Clinton Hall Association Tor each slO subscribed.
which secures the holder his assigns the free aud per-
reual use OF tie MgRcASrtLs LIBRARY and is READS3
RoOs.
4. tie rrs,n ,ek probably the last opportunity thss
ever be afforded the public to subscribe fer stock Of ths
nature free from all future assessments that may be an nva
liable for ones self for ones family subs;rp'
ton. should be sent tre May to either Of the ur'
Jdersigned'
C. L. EvERITT Chairman Of Committee, So.lss Hester 1t
l WILLIAM E. DODGE, Treasurer of Committee, No -
ICl-st.
5. HASTINGS GRANT, Secretary of Conaittee. a. Inc
/ Mercantile Library
THEO. II. VULTEE Presiien. Mercantile Library Asso-
con At the American Exchange Bank No. l2e Broadway.
WILSON q. HUNT President Of Clinton Hall Association.
No ~ Parkplace.
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FOR CoUCHS AND THROAT DISORDERS uoe
Baows's BRONCHIAL THocHrs" having Pro''d ilsi' Ell
eacy by test Of many years
have changed ~ Mind rc'rrr,ul them from tie
hrt, erhns ,nE yc; better Of that w,-h bsa hlk
Ing well of"-Rev Hrsm wAHo BHrcngh
ABOUT MoTH..-striko the chrysalid before
tie moths take wings and fy away, generate innu rube
other. ell yoas house one I,kase o. CEDAR CAErHo
used t week equal benefit 90 cl next Jane Give Tie
moment. consideration. Harms CntFNAs. i-no.lltrf-
tr.. Boston sol b. al 81. Whole,le o. Ser-iori
by W. II. ScsrEy,ELry co.
PRICES RrrrcED.
RALrrwOsg FiRr PLACE HrkrrRs
AHEgicAS kfrcHsSEfs. RsyGE.
SCuJ3LKff t~.EicAh hlFu1 tsrofs
d, rel ssd p!ioe. untn MsyI
Mcninosos. bOiSToS 60, 80 "a i.ff'l
Cal and efa.-.''' ~ 'rni iof 'licunt.
TRussrs Elastic STOCKINGS. SrSrEysOgT
'rtNptGEs errr1.rv.s ic-NMeH Co.'S F.iirii Gro
az. Oaee on'y % No.2 Vc'ry.'i. Lldy si''ldln'.
BrAurrfUI LrE-uEs PicrUREs.
C-rles Niynetie - per dazen Duplics''s A. A. ns.E
tiycs registered Il. h. LE~ts, no ~ Chaila - y. y
BArcuFLoR's HAIR DyF.-1hc best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless sud - -
Sod By al. b%.ss..' F.',59 n, d il'.ay.,
ARTIFICIAL fuBs-B FRANK. palmer, LID;
CIyrs IF Brsrr PArsSr LiMns TO soLDisns-Th.s ~
D. way NY; 100 CuEsrSrf ST. hii--f - Cihttt - -
on CosH'',osHp ~ sris soS q .sEhAL nAIS-, - = =
WEEDs sewing Machine COS highest pro
ri.in Loo. Stitch Maeiucs. No so Br2advay, y. y.
"THE LUNGS"
srn1criAvDs Gi.t1lpLuous COyoH BAtss~ l. tie Only
ure c!.c .au-' o'i. ErluDls. A.i1ia ei Opt-h 10
in t uevo 90, 10 aaect attuu nsn' cur Tor n.e ~
H. e. Wells Coz 81. 10 ifansih o. " J. ~ H4hi'k
LANDS icsic cures iir won't q -o- y. -l-t--
MARyIyS tEw PATESr ALUM AND DRY
IFLAsTTR FUg AND BURGLAR sITtn piATB Srrs. h1sLy
riu ita. aui warranted ptTi'o dry Ado iiae d
.,rtf.rpt Of Bsrtfr. lnd Gtlrl.lif SAYS.
MARVIN CO.. No 25' BoadH ,y.
We woud call attention 70 the ADVERTISEMENT
IorNErgHr Cfrufs BHOfHrn W nfc do.'g out .ier
a meme stocs u rrAs ard Cogrsss a. auction pr,e'
"Wa'TFs PArEsT LEv1'R Tsrss" cures liup-
-. -1 .arr 30 pressure oD - back itsf clean f f
Plu Its ne og stamp GRhooitY Co. ~ bioela q!
WnRugR& Wilson's
Highest Premium Look .ii.r.
gxviss NACaEgs ASD Brrt0s llOLr MACH ~.
10 G2' Broadway, hew.iok.
4 HUNDRED TO OsE-rhat i, to say 100 New
lStge o. Dres. aud BrHs ar, ore sioN to ea "nc o.
iuoa1ro.h who visits tie capa-.Ds ts19lnfui o.
IGgsIs No. SO Br0aiw1y.
ScunBERG's GERMAN Warranted
,er.iu -.fe without tie srhr.' Gsneor ~ lHts olf
.n.I. il'1 salt Khfuu rl bone ara rain Dset,s e.
or .,le d De Drugstore No % Bovory. y. v.
GROVER Il BAHERs H,ghc.t Premium Elas.
& stitch anj Iok 80 ts sgwiYG MAcniNfs Noiy5 Bfoad
way. hcw-i oTA, and SO. lSS Fuiiotsir hroohyn
A sLgyT SEWING MACHlNE.
Wntcok GIBBS No. sJ Bfoii~sy
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CAPITAL STocK. $500. 900.
Shares $4,000 at sl0 each.
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AIHESEUa CIrs No. ~ Union-squsre,
NEw-foRx. Aprii "a, 1865.
Members of the Afhsnauui Asseciaf Ito


are requested az the Club House. No. % Lnion-
square on III bsDl 2Jtn Inst, az 9J nl to participate
have been prepared of the nber which can be had upon
duplication Ut tks Club House
GEO. =. IS. BALDWIN, Secretary
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lhdsertisemeat.
ON wv. NAM NEW

VIU II
Withou. Spcc,acle., Doctor or Medicines Pamphlci
mailed free ON receipt ~ len cet1, Ago-e''' T. -
Foore. N. d., /. 80 Broadway. Ncg-Yock
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The Csqood Literary sioclety,

The CsRood Literary Society, at tFeir resulsz
meeting o. Monday evening a. Clinton ial, unnimonly
adopted the following prerEbCs and O.
W. Padten N the chsir;
hcroas Il has been the will Of Almighty God IN his inf
mite wisdom (which pssseth man comprehenson--to hermit
he reIaovs from h oil usefulness earth, o our late
beloved President; and - -
Jpheyeas view the foul assassination OF Abraham Lin
coin as greet md mournfu national Calamity therefore
Rcred Tat Do most deeply and heartily deplore The
nanoy re.,oya by the hand Of violence Of one who ia
every sense recognise that nobest work Of CCd
honest man. and whose acts more csp-cy bis later ones
have given evidence Of greatness OF soul and uasnapy Of
which his warnest friends scarcsy
him credit and which lave elected pEsise from hi most
bitter eucuicsi aud =, -,
Resocd Tla. warnic sympahics extended 10 the
iborav family Of the deceased end 10 those whose net Tes
wi him have bro sh them more directly untes the IN
seno noble of character for which he was so
Jur,iy distinguished; end
Ec,o,d that while We bow with submission 70 the insoru
able wi Of Divine Providence haHby raise prayer
Him who rue al thugs in hcyen aud on earth hat be
nav h.d tho light o, His widom him who l. so suddenly
IN ti. hozr danger On tie place OF the whose
os W. lament aud that may please our Heavenly Father TO
ed lin In the right path and give him strength TO perform
Tie task before HIM the which may bring tho most
credit himself aud honor wealth peace and propeey 10
he country lad q,
EesreG That recoErzo this calamity vast and
uoni In it. character e. take precedence OF III oher
matters private personal and that therefore, all business
his Society shall be peuded until ter the funee sole
our l.iaened President sha have taken place. And
be i for her g.,
thirty days. JOSEPH 7. SMITH, secTetaIy
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U. 5. SANITARY cOssrsslos, No slo BSoADsvAr,

u. :. SANITARY CosNIssioy No. s23 BEoADvAY,l
hKw-YoRg. April II. 1855.
Notice-Mr MERRILL LADD, one OF the mos, respected
czeus OF Chicago Is In solicit donations from
the Grocers Of New orr to the Northwestern Fsr lie has
rpouted Mr. b. L. sherman Of Morris. sherman Chace.
No III Nater.st. Special Apnt fox New York Mr. Ladd
can also be communicated with there. The public attention s
esmesty solicited the appeal Of Mr. badd Interest - well
pride md charity should induce Groeers to represent
themselves handsomely the splendid air now prclrrs a.
sick and wounded soldiers soon to return homd
10 want Of everything bur honor and loyalty.
HENRY w. BELLOWS, Prest u. :. San CON-
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10 INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY.
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lAdycnifeflei
LORDS Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned. 43a Brooaes cor BwGy
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Business Notices.


Do not WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any Of
the numerous worthless articles called God Pens which have
flooded the market f.. the last few years. when at lower
prices you g, pens which Acknowledged to be the
BssT IN The WORLD.
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack Of brains compes
them to stenp' IMITATION 70 he odtefemeL u you
want the full value Of your money sec In another column
The Pen is Mshter than the Sword"
DIR. NOE EIsENBBRG,
INVENTOR TIE FAMOUS
-NEURALGIC0S,
Yon TIE CURE OY ALL DISEASES or Tgs
EYp, EAR, CHRONIC CATARRH,
LUNGS, THROAT, HEART aud CossUhPrioh'
NAV be consulted at his Consulting Rooms
No SIC BkokDvhY .
Hanna RpsroKyp by ONE APPLICATION with DR.. |0S
ErsESBYEas AKsTHKrIco hEunAL6IcoN
ELEGANT PARIsIAN FURNITURE at Aucnon,
on MONDAY April a. at No Park ave, tbeween Thirty
fourth aud Thirty nfists by ii. H. LEEDS miSkh, hse,
toneers. Magnificent Mirrors Erqui.ie vases! sp'eho'
Il aid Tables Curtains Etsgeres, Rich Piano sc, NC,
GAS FIXTURES FOR SALE-A splendid lot OF
Chandeliers, Brackets, &c, at n. n LzEp, miSass
Aucti)n MONDAY, April u, 40 No. D. PAkAfe' oes"reD
Ilji ~ iouriR snd ILi..I hl.' -
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.JEFFERs', No. 573 Broadway, i, The BEST place
TO buy Ladies' and Cbildrens Boots ard Shoes lie is
selling al about Onc.half last years prices.
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Posr-OrYcs. NassAu-sr.,)
Erw.YoKK April b. 1907
Tho Attaches Of The ncW-Nor. PoAi-Onlce iln
rg agned 10 succi duties by Their rcspecnye
ut are desired 10 meet tih Office on uLsDA -oh n't
ociock a. M g. take the position affignt hen the
Fnnera Procession Of the late Hon. Aorelam Incon our
' ' JAMES KELLY, Postmaster
Monument 30 Abraham Lincoln.
AT 4 MEETING Of citizens tie I'm H. - prcposl
Hon made aud adopted to ee,t suitable hO'u hN
or the public squares of ts city conusloIs
late ntad President, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN and with view enable the masses Of tho peo-
e. the poor well tue Tic participate n sueh an en-
during OF public homsg 1t was decided mat the
subscr. pon of each individual b, limited 70 : /.
All 6.cripous made Tor tli, purpose. with The Of
each subscber viii be incosed addressed 70 TIMOTHY o.
'CHURCHILL esd President Ct the Columbia Fire lnsur
Company, No. lOl Bfoe-way, ITcaslr,E-Ne"l OH
4 pril 20, 1865 - . ,
{. VI. MARSHALL, TIMOTHY q. NhUkChlI.L,
JoHN r. HOFFMAN JOHN =. DETELlN,
JOHN G. HAMILTON
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Acknowledgements.

fAdveItsemcu;.I
SEVENTEEN HOUSES SAVED IL THREE WEEKS.
Project YOUR windows md doors with the BURGLAR
AIARM TELEGRAM, No. ~ Broadway L. hOiAit-
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Ia order To give opportunity TO the members o.
Department finance to attend the Funeral OO-elules
the ate President Lnconto won they ere hereby respect
y in,i.sdhis on. aud the Bur connected there
win vii b. closed TUE,DAfthe 18th inst : u oe.ocA
M MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
New-Yofk. Con prollefs Office, April ~ 1900
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REAL CONSUMPTION.

IL the only Medicine that will cur.
REAL CONSUMPTION.
scHENcKs PULMoNIc SYRUP
IL the only Medicine that will heal
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POstponement.-Ch o. the Hoy Trinity Madsoh
lre co., East Forty second st-n consequence Of INC
cuie 10 the late Pes.s Of the nied Steteon Mondsy
of this week-.he SALE and RENTAL. ofPE"
In h.s Church ,of which the Rev stephen H. Tyng ,s
inst. At "A o'clock. - l.,
Plans IL the Church, with valuations Of all pews may ot
Al ~ the residence of TIE Sexton, No 26 s2thsye anu
the Church On the evening OF sale, .,,, wi,
| BIZ order o. The NsstIy, 4. X. TREMAlN' SiuA-
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GperiaI Notices.

Architect Lodge No. 55B, II. Gpd 4. W.-Ths
ieuibers Of Architect Lpd SumGoned % meet NJ the
Lodge room TUESDAl ct 10Y m for u" plrpcss Of
joining in the funeral obeqoes ne late President brothers
win appear dressed in dsrk clothes with black hate az white
gloves. BY o. der Of WIN. II MARSHALL. Mister.
JOHN b. ACkRAS Secretary.
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lAdrortiscmca'.l
CORNs, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS and al
.ea.e. of Ln n cuIcd by DE- ZACnAhIg No 200 BroldaN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16

Dun MINERAL WEALn.-The other day we
gnve view Of the immense wealth of this
continent in precious metals. In relation to
that great wealth there is one very noticeable
fact TO be stated-it is that the portion Of this
wealth that is owned by the United States Is
the only portion that il practically accessible,
or that Is at least likely 70 have any carly
development The gold regions owned on this
continent by Russia, England and France will
not be worked to any extent for many year;
while ours--as in Idaho, Nevada, Arizona and
California--are and have been for years in the
most extensive operation. 1t is not in the pos
session Of richer regions that we differ from
those nations, but in the energy and character
Of our people. II is this energy of the
people that has made our gold-bearing
lands 90 immediate source Of wealth.
England il the only country whose
people at oil resemble ours In this respect, and
all the British enterprise oi this class tends To-
wards Australia. There hes Just been revival
Of the "gold fever" IN tAat Country. The 70.
cent discovery in parts Of the Island, never till
now explored. Of quartz reefs that crop out on
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THE CoHsr1RAcr TRni--Ths evidence for
the defence Of the assassination conspirators
has closed. The Judge Advocate General an
nounccs that he has still few Witnesses 10 ex-
anime in relation 10 the general hcs Of The
conspiracy. We hope that Judge Holt will
not forget to include the very important testi-
mony of Greeley and Gay In regard 70 the
Conover letters, and Ben Wood, Ex-Governor
Seymour and his military and political STAFF,
s. L. NJ. Barlow, Of the World, and James
Brooks, of the Express, in regard to the amount
Of the rebel Canada fund employed to sustain
copperhead journals, control the Chicago nom
nations and influence elections In this city
Let us have the whole truth Of this matter.
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Tux Nrw GovxRSrso CrlS.--For many
ycar we have had n governing class, distinct
from The people, in the pothouse politicians.
These fellows. by the mannuvrss Of party
machinery, managed 10 control entirely the
power that belonged 10 The people. But the
events Of The war have changed that, and there
n now . h.r promise that these political
sharpen win be pushed INTO obscurity. We
have another and q better governing class In
tie returned soldiers and sailors The hun
drrds of thousands 81 these officers, soldiers
and sailors-who are now returning TO their
komes, arv thc real meB u the nation and will
shape lie policy and make ils laws They are
our bet material They have the best hearts
and he bc~s brains In the country. They are
hmillar with the souh and with the wants of
the time, and have the courage 10 do right
They have held In past years every shade Of
political opinion, and have disputed on more
points than they rem mbcr; but now they arc
filed with the inspiration Of the national cause,
and that win bear them gloriously over all
minor difference They are one In devotion 10
the country. They have proved II In battle,
and viii prove Il again. In The accession 10
power Of this portion Of he people we SEQ
the resurrection Of political morality In this
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16
The English Scare About Canada.


One or two brief extracts from Canadian and
English papers show that the confederation
scheme is still on the tapis, and hopes are en-
tertained Of its success. There are strong
efforts made By annexaiionists to throw obsta-
Giles in the way of confederation, but they do
no. come from this side of the line.
The public mind generally is getting more
enlightened on the position and prospects Of
Canada In regard to Its connection with the
United States. 1t may be set down as matter
of fact that sooner or later the British posses
sions on this continent will become an integral
portion Of this republic, and no human agency
can prevent that result But at the same time
II by no means follows that We desire the an
nexation Of Canada. If her people are willing
to come to us, well and good. That Is for them
to decide. We shall not refuse, neither shall
we seek such an alliance. Most assuredly we
have no disposition to make the annexation Of
Canada casls be1i with England. Canada
produces nothing that we do not produce in
The States-either grain, cattle or minerals. II
is fine ice country, 1t is true; but we have q
plentiful crop of that article o6rselves, and We
keep our icehouscs at home. Therefore there
is no necessity for any unusual solicitude on the
part Of the British government on that score.
Canadians are migrating over the border now
under the encouraging influence Of the new
order Of things, and no doubt they will con-
tinne to do 80, because their interests direct
them here; and emigration from Europe will
continue to flow to the United States in larger
ratio than ever, notwithstanding the efforts
of the tergiversant Darcy MCGEE to turn
the i1e into Canada IL is simply
impossible TO divert Irish emigration from the
United States to any Of the British provinces,
and the attempts Of agents Of the British gov
eminent, or Of Canadian interests, such o.
Niece, must prove futile. Ties Of family, the
natural instinct Of that people for free govern
ment and hereditary hostility to British rule,
will bring them here "though the heavens fall"
The anxiety concerning the absorption OF
Canada into the United States is not matter OF
to-day. Years ago the same feeling took pos
session Of the English people. Long before
the Canning Monroe doctrine was mooted the
London Times, of the date of April 8, lSl7-just
after the war with Great Britain resulted in
that country being second time whipped by
the young republic--published an article to
this effect
The mex. warfare with the United States win be often
sivc If not against our Islands In the Western hemis
tnent. and who say how long Canada will be main
tainabe against the renewed attacks Of this ambitious
and nyieorated repubcs We may reckon, therefore,
the instability Of our Western domnons For the
reason becomes matter Of very anxious considers
tiou u
which may DO considered the garrison OF unenable
post We have already expressed feaS that under
addition of force which bestow upon the Canadas,
che defence or them will DO most precaoas In future
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16

THE FAIL ElxcrIoss.-The citizen soldiers
and sailors party ought 10 be organized at
once, 90 M 10 hold the balance Of power ct the
municipal and State elections next fall. Both
OF these elections will be very important Our
city needs good government aud the State
needs an honest Legislature. This city has
sent many soldiers and sailors 10 the war, and
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Subscribers TO the Nsw ycsx Hsssrp requested 10
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16

MILITARY SouABBIEs-The ordinations and
recrimlnations of successful and unsuccessful
generals are wofully out Of place at the Close
of great war. Newspapers do not care -
publish documents containing charges ana
counter charges of this character. Such letters
and papers belong to the archives of the Was
Department History may, perhaps, make uss
of them but the true history Of the war win
not be written for many years to come. Dur
ing the war there has been glory enough for
all the generals, and the people appreciate
them all at pretty nearly their real values
We object to the display Of military dirty linss
in tho public press