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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27
CHAPTER ".

l. And the men the North were mighticr than the
men OF the South, and took all their sronghods and
CHIEF cities and made many captives
And the sons of the North pursued the King Of the
south and he, being unwilling TO be taken thus, disgus-
ed himself in crinone and calico, thus introducing
new style of raiment among the sons Of men;
B. And WM, IRELAND Co., fearing to he like Othel-
lo-the!r occupation goneand left with large amount
OF Goats Pants and Vests hand decided sell the
of the North those garments as cheap as boop
skirts and calico could be bought for.
4. And as the war drew near an end. there arose a
great panic among the sellers of merchandise Of food
Of rament and the prices of these things began to fall
ana they said among themselves behold the war
among us and be left with large stocks goods
on hand, which we have bought at high prices.
. And among the sellers of raimeut in Cedar Falls
winch Is the chief city Of the tribe that dwell the
oar, were WM: IRELAND Co. who were the keepers of
inc Model Clothing store, on Main Street, In that city
D. And NM IRELAND i Co, when goods were very
low because OF the panic bought many bales and boxes
Of cloths Of all kinds, which they made up into Coats
and Pants and Vests and all rament
Z And in the Spring time of the year 1863 they adj
yertised in all the papers and out their hand bills
INTO every town, and put their posters every wall
prociaig to all the people that they sold Clothes and
raiment OF all kinds and descriptions, Of better quit
and at cheaper prioesthan could be bought for at any
other place. = ~ =
s. And that WM. IRELAND & Co, at the Model Cloth.
ing Store dealt not in shoddy in les in govern
mcnt contracts but sold Clothes at retail very low
prices.
9 And every man that lacked Coat, or Vest, or a
pair OF Pants, or shirt, or Collar Drawers, raj.
ueut Of any Kind, bought them the Model Ciothne
STORE until every man in the land clothed from that
store. a.#e a# ...<
10. And they went their way rejoicing and pro.
claialing aloud, that WM.a IRELAND & Co at the
MODEL CLOTHING STORE, sell Clothing o aIi kind.
better and cheaper than ii be bought any where Ia
'he iahh' IS 9-tf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27
CEDAR FALLS. IOWA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER
Evelyn Hope.
BY ROBERT BpowSIS(

BY RoBEET BRowSING.
Beautiful Evelyn Hope is dead!
Sit and watch by her side an hour.
That is her bookshelf, this her bcd
She plucked that piece Of fgeranium-fiower,
Beginning to die too, in the glass
Little has yet been changed, / think
The shutters are shut, no light may pass
Save twolong rays through the hinge chink.
Sixteen years old when she died!
Perhaps she had scarcely heard my name,
II was not her time to love: beside,
Her life had many hope and aim,
Duties enough and little cares,
And now was quiet, now astir,--
Till Gods hand bcckoncd unawares,
And the sweet brow is all OF her.
Is 1t too late then, Evelyn Hope?
What, your soul was pure and true,
The good stars met in your horoscope,
Made you of spirit, fire, and dew,--
And just because | was thrice as old,
And our paths in the world diverged so wide,
Each was naught To each must be told?
Wewere fellow-inortals, naUght beside?
No, indeed for God above
Is great TO grant, rs mighty TO make,
| claim you still for my own loves sake!
Delayed II may he for more lives yet,
Through worlds shall traverse, not few.--
Ere the time be come for taking you.
But the time will come,-at last 1t will,
In the lower earth. IN the years long stiIl
That body and soul SO pure andgay?
why your mar was amber, snail ulSlnC,
And your mouth ofyour own geranium'S red
And what you would do with me, in.nnc,
In the new life come in the old ones stead.
/ have lived, shall say, so much since then,
Given up myself so many times,
Gained me the gains of various mon, ..... ..
kansaeHed the ages, spoiled the climcs;
Yet one thing, one, in my souls full scope,
Either missed or itself missed me-
And want and find you, Evelyn Hopel
What is the issue? let us see!
i loved you, Evelyn. all the while:
My heart seemed full as It could hod,--
There was place and to spare for the frank
young smile.
And the red young mouth, and the hairs
young gold.
| SO, hush,- will give you this leaf to keep
See, shut ii inside the sweet cold hand.
There, that is our secret go 10 sleep;
| You viii wake, and remember, and under.
stand,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

A letter written by Gen. Grant in
the spring of 1884, when he was about
to be made Lieut.. General, to Gen Sher-
man, and the reply thereto of the hitter,
have been made public. Gen. Grant
with his characteristic modesty, said
that for his success he was deeply in
debted to many officers, but more espec-
tally to Gems. Sherman and MCPHERSON.
for whom he also expressed the warm
est friendship Gen. Sherman said
/" You do yourself injustice, and us to
much honor" and proceeded in the
most cordial and unaffected manner TO
declare his unbounded admiration of
the character and abilities of General
Grant, and the happiness accorded by
his friendship. my only point OF
doubt" said Sherman, was in your
knowledge of grand strategy, and OF
books of science and history, but con-
fess your common scuse TO Lave fliprlioci
all these
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

"HoME AGAIN. ."--Dixon, alias Dobbs,
is back in the sanctum Of the Dcs Moincs
Register, and Is supremely happy. The
Local figures rs the "fcllow" in the fol-
lowing item:
1t happens from some cause or other
that persons who expect to better their
condition by moving away from Dcs
Moines, are almost sure to poke back in
course of time. 1t takes some of them
years to get back. Months will do the
job with others. In Others, few weeks
will answer the purpose. We know q
fellow who went Off on tangent, and
was cxquisitely well satisfied to get
back in six weeks. If he had remained
away from Des Moines two weeks long
er, he would have found habitation In
some sequestered cemetery, or would
have taken his abode i'm that palatial
mansion in the vicinity Of Mt. Pleasant
which was erected at the expense of the
State for the benefit Of demented indi-
viduals. After all, boys, Des Moines is
the best place out OF doors. There is a
sociality and whole-heartedness about
its people which yon will look for in
vain elsewhere. And to make the mat
ter better, the water which Is brought
up out of the wells is better by several
thousand per cent. than the miserable
wishy-washy stuff which you obtain
from cistern and the Mississippi river.
Don't you know it?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27
Letter from Iowa.

From the Dixon ulilnolsl Republican aud Tel
egrapn,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

General Grant has submitted to the
Secretary of war a list of one hundred
Majors and Brigadier Generals to be
mustered out of service, and has also
recommended that all officers of the
regular army holding positions in tho
volunteer service be Immediately re-
turned TO their proper positions in the
regular service.
, 1865-08-08
TATE
Rosehill for sale.

MO offer having been made at the
IN Auctions, the undersigned is au-
thorized to receive private bids for
this estate and if suitable to come to
an agreement with the bidder. Less
than $1,000 will not be accepted,
this sum including all expenses eX-
cept those for the papers and the u
per cent. to the Colonial Treasury.
The purchase sum to be paid as
follows:
Cash down, or on giving security,
in two weeks $775. The remainder
with Interest from LIST July last in 3
equal instaIments, say J on April LIST
1866, / ON August lst 1867, and the
last ! on August lst 1863.
, 1865-08-08
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EXPECTING the Brig Nellie in a
= few days we will thank any of
our friends having Molasses for us to
send it in this week, and we beg the
particular tarOr of any One having
Molasses or Bread Casks remaining
untitled to send them in to us that
we may have them put in order and
preserved for next years crop.
Bassin August 9TH 1865.
ROCHE BROS. & Co.
, 1865-08-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

L~odtrekningen ifoIge Loven af 22de JUL
1858 af de VederIagsobIigations Nummere,
der skuIde forfalde til UdbetaIing den 1ste
Jonuar 1866, vii f~oregaae / Gouverne-
mentshuset Tirsdag den SIDE dennes Mid
dag III. 10.
Amortisationskapitalen for bemeldte
Tr@kning vii udgjore S44,
Gouycrnementet for de dansk-vestindiske
Der, St. Croix den 7de August 1865.
W. BIRCH.
, 1865-08-08
NOTICE.

\ red OK taken up here in Town,
u owner unknown, will agreeable
10 previous advertisement of 18th OF
last month, be sold Friday the lIth
instant at the Auction at No. 4O
Company Street.
Christiansted's Police Office, 9TH
August 1865.
, 1865-08-08
ERRATA.

In Revd. Dubois communication, inserted IN
our last
Column LIST, Line Sth for locus read l9cus.
F." 1st, Line 22nd for writes read writer.
" Bird, Line 40th for presume read premise
, 1865-08-08

Should no suitable offer come
forth within a reasonable time the
property will be taken over by the
levyholder.
st. Croix, August 9TH, 1865.
HEILBUTH.
, 1865-08-08
Total $685. SAG OF

Total S23S,8 OF
Balance of deposits S 1922 81
Receivers for Saturday, 18th August 1865.
In CHRIsTIANSTED:
N. Iwersen, Esq Trustee.
G. A. Krau>e, Esq, Member.
In FREDERiKSTED
Counsellor Rlhr, Trustee.
G. p. Woods, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN
President.
st. Croix, 18th August 1865.
Ol7E have some Hake Fish, very
WV good for allowance at 3 cents
pr. pound,
ALSO
American Oats $25 pr. barrel,
White Beans for allowance $61 Dbl.
Kerosene Oil in 5 Gall. Tins al 80 C.
Gall,
Hydraulic Cement,
A good assortment of pitch pine
Joist,
Plank and Boards.
Salt in Barrels,
Barrels of Tar,
American Cheese and Butter,
Matches,
One HID. Tobacco,
Alewives.
Bassin August A, 1865.
ROCHE BROS. s. Co.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-05-18
Scr Gjetraucb a1f Seu GanitTts Eo;rs fTr

- Scr G'etrau9, auf Dem Sanitats Sairs fir
Den Gcnsral Su ftimmen, Dem man fit Dem arS5ten
9dlt, 1T rsraltet unS Sisbt niht msbr. Sssbalb
hasen ets e9sa9csr fit ibre bepOritsbrnSe Sar ein
neuss 3nspfa0sr ericnnsn, bas serpiB Sisben pirS.
sSir rcllen sn Der tclSencen Srt;, bic mir in g6is
ea9rcr 8ldtern nren, nrb bnsaiiissn, eaB isner fir
lsine Sarne 70 pisls stale i.immen fam, lrie CT
mid. Sebc Stimme fcitst einen 9clar:
sser t Die fa Dnits Dame tn G6icas
80? 0isls Srase ica nahitens tsi Der Sanitatss
fair entIaieeen merScn. Scr @crfser bes @rmis
tes fit auslrdrtiSe Grntrituticnsn batnaml gsat>
r,At bsfrn'insn, eab iih Gin prdhtses sfadttiih=
fditden auf Dem gses BON 2pnbcn mad Gbicaao
tefnbet, UNI Bier auf Der Uair aussesat ,u perben.
ST triiniht, sab Saislte in Dem 9efs Der idtSnten
Dame Der Stabt ssrat9 uno INN biss at peranlais
fen, loQ cine aasemeine Atitimmuns itattTnben, tsi
Der jeee Stimme MIR einsn SrQar friten lcl, trpss
Dem DAP nas Sdithen $1,000 in Gclp merits III.
gSer bafer Die meiten Stimmen fir feline 6clee
ab9iebt, 9s,rinnt bas Gaf6sn fir lie.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-05-18

uMeuh d elmrrbs 8riefe." Inter Den bin.
terlaiienen Yapcrsn sltrabam 2inecln's fano man
enen srrben Yad 9ricfs, Der in ieiner eiaenen
6anbihrift nit uMeudbslmcrS; 9riefe" (assassina-
ton letters marfrt 1T. 9te msii1sn nisier 8riefe
snttalten Srchun9en sesen Snecln's 2cteu, au=
b;re irarnen i'm prr gpretcmrlptten
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-05-18

Cine wi4tis Gin grcus
BE, Namens Neiden, welhsr srt furse 3etin 9lneri,
ia 1T, fe9auptet cine nsue grfnbnns aemabt Al baz
ben, Die oarin fe1e9t, bas Gdie6pnlrer curh 8a=
pier, eas tn cine seriie Aemiide Milhuna aetaud6t
mcresn, 5u eriesen. Or. SsAsn 1T aeaentrGrtia in
Sustes nno Gsnsral gSiaamS fat bas bcrtiae ga,
tcratoriun i'm Aricnal 3ar Gatrfatirn lsines neus
en- 3itnnitcfts ein9eraumt. " a~ sf
4 lc Grrnonn9 al itnb fir itb 1T Icbr etnfah,
aber neien i,n9eahtet BON arp6em 8crtbei(. Sas
Yapier mirS, ,pie ibon tsmerft, in cine hemiide
S5lili9fsit selest raebbcr setrcfnst unb mad 2lrt
Der Yatrcnen 5ulammengcrrlt. Sieie Yapierpa,
trrnen beIssn Die Gi9enihaften bss Shiespulpers,
rbnc Se1en errlcerenbc Gjefd6rlibfeit rber eei1en
8erihlchter,trs burdb Sitter unp rurd Den GnIus
Der Suft. 6r. ðen sGblt fir feline Grfinouna
tolssnos Scrtlcile auf: y GrD6ere Strait als
ShieBpulper; p Srcfenbsit unD 9itbtiafeit; 81
msn9er Gcfa6r beim Safri,iren, neil bies i'm naiIen
3ultanee 9slhiebt; 4) nas Safrifat 1T permSae
isinsr Sthttsfsit Der @srlhlshteruns peniser aus
9elsBt uno fann, neil leibt, BON BEN Srloatcn in
9rSBersr Uecn9e auf DEM MarIh setraaen percen
als aulrer, rnS 81 fSnnen Die Slintsn ricl lanser
getrautbt rerecn, c6ne baB itc, ris rom Yulper,
tets unrein linb.
Sic grfnouns 1T ron Mi(itGrpercnen In Sue.
Zee berctts erprctt npreen. Selel6er iiub nit nem
Grsetnib inl9Shiten Sraee sufrieren. eie iasen:
Itit elmer Yapierparcns BON Der SGlfte elmer lcl,
den fir flee ipirb bic &ussl nit srSserer
9enalt 9etreten ino Der StbHse fanu Den @escn>
Itano iitbererer auf's Sfprn nsbmen. 8eim @es
trauh Der neuen aSarcncn 1T fein Str6en pner Gr,
lhilttern pes @enebrss tsnerftar rno baS &cbr
trire reni9 cner gar nidt perunrsinist. Das Sc,
miht bon 6rn. Steihen's Iatrrnen bctrdat nur iie,
Zen 3sbnts Dec Shisbpulpsrs, ei es fir flsins cber
srrbs Shisstratren. On. 9. Stssts.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-05-18

SranSDliide sietsssrfldruna. Gin
6ransois madts elmer rsutidsn Sams fclaenee Sic,
tsserflaruns:
Semcieue, @ie aten seacblcu
Ber itieblt 1T Gin Sie6;
Sin Dist mub .rercsn acbanasn.
sic atsn seartlsn mein '@r,,
Drum lniiiIsn Sis msreen ae6anaen
limb Der Galgen fer leien - if.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25
Wednesday, November LIS.


WAEHfVGTpN NOV ~.
The President to-day appointed General , hn A.
Loran, OF Illinois, Minister and VIM. n. nro rnins'
Es, of Tennessee, Secretary Of Jezston to sierico
Gen. Logan !. knorn a strons and suncst friend
of the Lileral cause in that country. CD Bn1wning
hss teen the Private s-cr.tary OF P,oF lent john
aud ia succeeded by Cil Robert 'ohi son
son n the Presdent, Ia iba' oince.
L Inc integence u Toe death II Pre- Ho'' hinf
pocasioned much tegiel H. Cfic,al circ.,s.
IL has teen stated that Preston king 70 rsn'y re-
,1nod his Position Of Colo tor Of New ' 'rs. 'he
rovernmon;, however, bas received no ie yer from
him 10 that effect
Inquiry hae teen made respecting the nfnor' o'
troube Of serious character on the cams u,n toi-
der but II doe, sh.t sny verihca'" oil sue
iepor has yet teaohc the Ngt Department
The Board Of Common Council have ptsse Ia rcso.
iu'icn mead, unanimously iha, Ia ihe ev, VT that
an bill be introduced ~ Consea io' the o. mission
Of tn, coored men OF 1shinsou TO 'he nigh Of 'ui-
frsse the MAYOR lie Authorized ,nd directed 10 call
the Council. tos ether for the purpose Of ak X INTO
Iteration mea,ufes for holding special lection
To ascertain the sentiment. Of the poop'e a the
subject. The Aldermen have not yet acted IN the
resolution.
Inteligenes 10 roe-iv-d In Warrington to the effect
that the Gillian military authorities have order I'd all
the span.h re,ident, on the coast the int srior,
and are preparing 70 oonfscste their property.
No official motif cston Of he adoption Of the Con-
stitutonsl Amendment bv the South Carolina eye
laiup ha. yet been received b. the President
The President L. bu.y ems eyed In the pr,pr alton
Of hi, message rising at o'clock every morni ne for
that purpose. The heads Of departmonis are finish
ins their annual reports.
Governor Hamilton, Of Terra writes TO tho Ple,i-
den, that he expects to call a state Convention in
euber
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25
The Great Express Company Robbery Mt
Chicago A Beautifsl Accomplish.

sosE interesting facts are related by tie Chicago
papers relative TO the arrest Of PBoUr and Nouns.
ssy, on . charge Of stealing $4,000 from the
American EIp tss Company IN that city = brief
account Of which robbery has sls.dy appeared in
tho srs The house where III. thieves wer- ar
rested is d,ustod in little tset stree, OF Chicago
and oulwardy appears to be ono 81 the most mis-
cradle hu,s in tie city. glance At the inside,
however, shows ID TO be luNurously Furnished, and
abounding in creature comforts The date 'uyes
who brst "nossd" out the Establishment cautious
ly opened the outer door, aud, entering GtsAl.hily,
took peep into one u the inner apartments Here
they saw ts-utful young lady, apparently buslly
engaged IN packing box. Presently a man made
his appearance IRON All adjoining room, bringing
With hun an inner" pile Of groenl AckS which
the two proc, edsd W count, tho .ir meanwhile
smiling and d,spla ring row OF I c whi,ost teoth
encascd in a mout tn" express on OF which,
tho 4gh wOmanly, was neVerthe os7 indicative o.
hrInnes aud Ce'oTmination. Her iussrous, dsrk
eye, aud srched cyeol Ows, rich black hnir Grusd
bach from q high, white forehead, aud
falling around ,er snoul 'rs IN luxurious cETi4
ave her a. air vi proud ,nyerious beauty such
Is rarely hoheld. Hor name - u % La Cr.g, sai
size has been acting as "Aol" 30 the hiev,s. AIR
watch .ng thtm for = lew iaOusnu, the deIecuyes
entered the rom aud arrested tho As.ouis-ei
parties couple OF trunks were discovered and
searched, and . qranhiy of tile miasing money
was found. Subsequently, the Identical Tag which
contAi nsi the money ~ The ntns 1, was $40 en- WAS
found between twu maIusss's. rigid llyesIiga-
ton Of .ho premises discovered q secret close. be-
hind the front door, which contsiuoi . number OF
house broAklug Implements. Both mon nor tie
second man WAS subsequently taken) are stated to
10 desperate and expert burglars h.si Craig
husband, who IL CONTESTED w.th ,he robbery, 10
still al large. Ga bsins taken to ths Station HJu.e
the youny woman stated In at she waz buI IL years
old, and married Craig in january last that hs
Represented himself 10 her a. clerk IN q store on
Lake street, BIO Tore IN excellent character
among h,r neighbours and she safes shat she has
bosn Kindly usa1ed by her husband up W the sine
Of the robbery. From her own story, IL would
sppsar that shs la. been more nnncd ~ sinN shan
stunning
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25

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-, .lv.n,o,ns,, ,ybcn All. s,u,b..n st.,cs
....t,.t .o.io., a.. c.v.,,o,.,,, for the ayoyed
,,,,...o u, ,,,,,,,,, and .,,.,e,b.ring slavery.
a, ,.,i,,,,,,n IA b.co,,. a c,rcum.rib,d
a. 30 .rt march u cvil,.u.n
~, ooi. u,.. .,isb,.p.d governments
,oi.,.,.d a. .,i,,.,c. within their Jon,luio.s-
A.. ,,,,.i STATE. p.,z, and s,siu. In fc.,
-, mil .,,,-,.,,i hv IN. i..t n.m.l nation,
,.,,,,,,,,,,.d only in ,hs colo .i.i depcudcn.
=, s,.,,, and did M, ,,ist In th. nortb,rn
oou,,ry nvA.uos, deeply rooted In the Tn ted
az, and h,d a M, been for ,h. ip,enp,r,.e
,o,,on NJ a, eb,mpion. who comp,..ed its death
in vain ,u.mp, 40 .rte.uAte "a, thsrs 10 no doub,
,h.,u rouli b,vc utv,v.d rn.pv y.srs hence,
.,houyb M. progre,. Of ,nlight.nmont " oull have
p,,in.,.,y .x,,ngui.pcdi, Tie abolition Of slavery
in mi, eoun,ry th,r.tte narrowed the limits Of ito
ip,Im,.on down 70 tho Spanish provinces aud
Dr,zl WLsn those countries shall have
followed nc example OF The United
st.t., In Graduating slavery, there will
he nj, o.v,Il..d nation in Tho world with the stain
NJ human bondage upon III. escu,uheon. Aud
-, 4. ,h. ,,,.,.ct reo.r,iino tbis dssfll Ia re.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25
General Losan's APP on. tmept.

II now sppears that 'he frs, announcement
81 The appointment OF General Jons A LOGAN, to .
foreign mission was incorrect, and that Mexico,
accredited This being tho Case the rppoiutmsn,
IL Of considerable importance considering the pseu-
liar relations existing between the United States
and Mexico. General LoeAu is well known As AN
ardent friend OF the Liberal cause In Mexico, anu
che readers OF The sus will remember the, DO spoke
his mind upon ,hs, subject quite freely in tho
Of oils recent speech 81 the Cooper institute
he is fully competent fer the position, and will
doubtless faithfully represent the feelings Of his
eounsrymsn respecting Mexican affairs. He will
succeed the Hon. Thomas CoswIs, Of Ohio, who
resigned some umo ago aud who has no, until
The present. time had any regular successor.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25

~, .,yrnins,ou n The war and TIE re-openins
NJ ,bs sou,h have not hal 90 favorable an effect
u,op Immigration % was generally ANTICIPATED.
The report Of the Commissioners Of Immigration
shows ,hs, the number Of Immigrants who arrived
u Ibis port during the present year. up 70 Vie
lsth inst, 10 l6s, 346-nosrly threo thousand lees
shan The number Of arrivals during tho same per
Tod last year. Il 10 dificult 70 sccount for this
unfsvorsbs exhibit Of immirrasiou. II was popu'
,ssiy supposed ,hs, with the resumption Of poseo
and The frssh inducement for immigration which
he Boush now offers by the abolishment OF slavery
Ihss new impetus would be given 10 the exodus
hon shs old countries, and sha, the number OF
arrivals would BE- largely increased The probs-
b,l,sy 10 ths, variety OF causes contribute to his
senpsra,ivs me.grencss OF immigration. In the
hrs place our financial sysssn aid the wealth
II ths country are but impsrfeoNy under
ssood IN Europe, and the enormous debt which wc
hsvs istsly incurred doubtless nlb the minds OF
sorsignsrs with alarming visions Of taxation. Tho
high prices which rule here, and ths heavy ex-
pence sntAiled upon families no matter how
humble, has also, perhaps had an influence IN
restraining emigration from Europe II may le,
700, The. the temper Of the South may have had an
srset upon those who dsarod 70 60 thi.bcr. in
ducing them ,o wait until matte become more
sssslsd therc. We arc inclined to think, however,
thu, when mex, Spring opens We shall have . moro
favorable indication upon this subject. The facts
concerning this country will in the meantime be-
soms better understood; the advantages OF imml-
grafton will become more sppsrent, and doubsls"
. mueh larger Influx Of foreign home-seekcrs will
be ths result