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@An expedition, composed OF four compa.
mics OF cavalry and three hundred colored in
fantry. recently left James river and proceed
ed up the Chesapeake bav and the Potomac,
and, after landing. passed rapidly through tina
Counties of Westmoreland and Northu ber-
land and Lancaster. Virginia, for the purpose
OF arrestiDg bounty jun pere ana desertars from
the Union army. and breaking up arrange.
ments which the Rebels had in working order
in that region o facilitate the escape OF these
scoundrels. The expedition was very success
full. over fifty deserters and number of Rebel
guerriilas being captured, and several of their
haunts being broken up.
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A New X ebeI Pirate on the Atlantic

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-The new rebel pirate
Soaking, name changed to the SHENANDOAH, is
reported to be actively at work on the Atlantic
ocean.
Captain Hansen, of the brig Susan, renorts
the destruction Of his vessel, and also that tbe
barks Elena and E. G.. Godfrey, and schooner
Charter Oak, and ship Kate Prince, were cap
and men captured to Bahia, Brazil The Susan
was captured on the 4th OF November, north
latitude, 4.3G; west longitude, 90 49,
The Shenandoah carries four 68-pounders.
smooth bore guns, two 50 FOUNDER rifles, and
two H. poundcr smooth bores.
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TIE NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER appeared
Yesterday under Its new management Its con-
ductors announce that they will, hereafter, es-
chew politics except epsodically and say -
s.Whiie the great business OF putting down this
rebellion remains to do, we can see no course
bsfore us which looks like duty, unless it be to
give to the Administration an unwayering
support in its war policy, as long as this shail
now snpsar to characterize the conduct Of cur
military operations"
The InteHigencer in its new hands presents al
ready many features of Improvement and
Others viii doubtless follow.
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IL The Alexandria (Na.l Journal, of Sat.
urday, says that it learns from persons who
sc m to have been informed in regard to the
secrets of the Secession leaders, that q plan
was seriously discussed by the Rebel authori.
ties for the sudden massing of all their avaiIa.
bic force in Virginia, in the event OF their at
fairs becoming desperate, and marching into
the Northern States, with determination TO
conquer peace or die in the attemp1r' We
do not believe that the statement is worthy OF
creteuCe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

~ New YORK correspondent says: Ii is
stated that the authori les are in possession Of
evidence which may lead TO the seizure OF
several, if not ALL of tn. steamers of certain
European line, running between this city and
port which it is not ad vsable to mention If
the facts justify the report the Government
will reap largely from the confiscation. The
frauds have been perpetrated In the most in
genious manner-ineenious through it's utter
simplicity-and will make most interesting
chapter of rougery when given to the public
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THE EXPEDITION TO POLLARD A
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
The Enemy Defeated by our Colored In.

CAIRO, Jan. BY an arrival from New Or
leans, it is ascertained that the expedition to
Pollard was highly successful in the destruc-
tion Of rebel property. On the return the ex.
petition were met at Little Escumbia by the
enemy, when the colored infantry made sue.
cesstul charge. second attack was also re-
pulsed, when the rebels scattered through the
woods with heavy loss. The expedition was
not again molested. Our total loss during the
expedition is estimated at seventy-fiye killed
and wouHded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

w. FAIR, TABLEAUX AND CONCERT-The
US Ladies of Calvary Baptist Church COM
Odd fellows' Hall.
Fair every mig ht for two weeks.
Tsblesux prepared with great care and expense,
with splendid Costumes, viii be This Evening.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. nights OF this week, and
Monday Wednesday and Friday OF next week.
Finley Hospital Band in attendance.
Tickets to Fair 20 cents Tickets to Fair and
Tablesux, so cents. Seasortickets, 81.
81 Doors open 1T half past6, .o-,..
Ne Railing. oec N-ou
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A RUMoR.-It is stated by the personal
friends of Francis z. Blair, Sen, that he has
gone to the front. Rumor has il that he is
charged with duties requiring communication
with the Confederate Government, or possibly
visit upon invitation) TO Jefferson Davis
himself IntcNigencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CONVECTION.
4 cry is the Steam Sugar Refined POPPED
CORN; the best. healthiest luxury of the kIrd.
for supplying fairs. stores, sutlsrs and families
&c, &C.. must be sent in one day previous: No.
334 street, near loth street. Gall and see it.
do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

REV. DR.. SAMSON will de-
W. liver bis first Lecture on THE BIBLE
LANDS" T0NlGHL :, in the Congress Street M p.
Church, Georg town, d. C. MUSIC by the Choir
of the Church. d ors open at o'clock. 1T
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7T1HE PARTNERSHIP HERET0PoRE EXIST
ing between the undersigned in the Exchange
and General Banking Business, No. IS LeuissBa
avenue, Washington, d C.: is hereby dissolved by
conducted by Edward Clark alone.
JOHN RLEANS
Wahington JAN l. 1854. Jan 2.diwdeodlw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

NEW YEARS CALLS.
NEW YEARS CALLS. NEW YEARS CALLS. =
Every person making New Years csIls will please
NOT fail but call on
P.J. BELLEw & CO.,
5107th street.
and psrsske Of the rich hospitsbls treat CT EXAM.
lining the 5000 Plain and Colored Pictures. Just
received copies of nearly every Painting and En-
craving ever published from the beautiful oil
colored Carte Yisite style to the finest Imperial
size published.
We put the price SO low that they come within
the reach of all-from 10 OTIS. to IS 50.
The store will positively be closed at p. IN. en-
Monday. I'd January. dS0-3t
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

vTREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CONTROLLER or THE CURRENor,
WAsHISGTOS. December 81, B6i
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned. it has been made to appear that
The National Bank Of CoauDserce, Of GsoTFetoun in
the CRY Of Georsetolrs, in the county of Washing
ten and District Of Columbia, has been dur or
ganized under and according to the requirements
of the act of Congress estited IAN act to provide
States bonds and to1p.ovde for the circulStien
and redemption thereof approved June 3.l8a,
act required to be complied with before son
msncing the business of banking under said ast:
Of the Currency. do hereby certify that The
National Bank Of Con1msrse OF Gtorgetoscn, in the
City Of Gso,eeo,rn. in the county of Washin,ton
and Dist,jtt Of Columbia, is authorized to COM
mence the business of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and zeal
Of Office this thirty hrSt day of Dscenbsr. 1864.
ISL HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
jan 2-6tt Comptroller of the Currney
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PIANO TUNER AND RnpAIRsR, M
Has resumed his business, and will, as usual. at
tend promptly to orders left for him at the follow
ing places.
Dempsey & O'Teole. engravers, 500 Pennsylva-
mia avenue. between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
f. G. Rsichenbach's Piano WRrerooms, 49s 18th
street. near Pennsylvania ave.
James Q Mcclure Co auctloneers, coraer OF
Pennsylya avenue and 10th st.
V BECKERwas connected during the Let ten
years with the piano establishment of Mr.. J6n F.
Ellis, and known as tuner Tor Chickering &Sons.
The following persons have kindly giveui heir
names as references Sisters of the ACADEMY Of
the Visitation of Georg town Profs. j. P.Caul.
field, Benz. Reiss, f R. Kley, Miss Juliana Nay.
de T-lm'
IMPAIRMENT OF METROPOLITAN Police,
~ Office Of SRpeTtntt,dsnt, 4S3 10Th street tosf
Washington, Dec. %. 1864
The attention of persons using "Potomc Wa
teri is hereby called to an act entitled ! act
regulating the distribution of Potomac Water
throughout the city Of Washington" approved
June Cd 1859. and particularly to the 35th sction
Of said act and also to an act approyed Augt 4th,
me MT or street washers. and for other pur pses -
The provisions of the sbovenamed acts VII be
rigidly enforced hereafter.
destlw A. G. RICHARDS, sst.
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IL u n > ~ U Il Sl!t
at
REDUCED PRICES.
Ladies and Childrens
ORES FURS
will be sold ct greatly reduced prices.
e. Fairs repaired and made to order.
8. M. MEYENBERa,
4s Market epace, bet. eth and sth sts,
de 3l-lw under the Avenue House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

NHW YEARS PRESENTS
WATCHES. JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
A large assortment selected and gotten up ss-
pressly for the
o d A vs.
N. w. GAIT L BROTHER
Gall attention to cir stock OF
WATCHES,
JEWELRY.
SILVER. and
PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS. De
Designed especially for the
HOLIDAY TRADE.
N. W. GAIT d BROTHER, Jewellers,
jal-3t 354 Penn avenue.
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WANTS..

nd ROOF r. liz sJ snR
WASTbkPGA TR'0n :Odie,s VIE sISJIa
spp ; q. as 1SH'sso Sssssss
ifi9ss. ss nurse: .ni s
Please .aaress BSs
A TTENrION CARPENTERS wasted imu,e,
"A distely, six active MEN, to do rough sarpeh-
terins. Gtod wages will be paid to s THSaIrR
Fa2-st' Tenth street wharf.
WANTED-A PURCHASER for . lease Of f.e
mile IL rom bs' asa a'
cash for cows. from which am SELLS esiaS
oa1 1 fh: DAY,
sss I'll IS P
S.e St IN Il TAfsr' Turner Halle, near 'ne DeD..
4 YOUNG MARRIED NAN ENa.GkD, n
"A the during 1nH GAY lie 1s
s sESHs Of Ass4s.. soSgaf ss1.P
St EfEaky GOV
young hayDS sssr. at
Ps
ana nsae
ceived liberal education, and can produce certid-
e. H pe and sS Pfss
RSSsphaiss Isre Of And h Graham
wv dress L. G. K, Star 0fi:e. d5a-st.
A PRACTICAL WATCHMAKRR WANTED to
a go to Fairfax O. r.. Va For informatio on sp.
ply to 8. GoLDsTEIN. "a "a St. des03t'
In hotel or sHGFsa eU one
snots san yell Please address
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A PARTNER With
O n prO tai hu all
A Ss At No. 14S High street, Georges D.
asb Fff EsR sons !. Inst
ssns aho t s.s On Th
hs, mss1 rs,sivins from the designer. new and
hs .Sfs to ars
Position Goods stamped while you wait. Look |
We Tsspoa.ibIe for every article W stamp 'N''
WASSIdIE.!De.-A!, NAN t. DO eoOklng IN small
apas
tho Park. dec 2s.ivs
II OOMs WANTED-A fair price will be paid !
ROOM and BED ROO II adjoin BY s a respectabls
single gentleman, who desires the comfort eff,
out intrusion, with widow lady or where there |
are 9th or boarders preferred Parties respond
suited Address c. A s., Post Office. Wsshin gton,
WET NURSE WANTED. Apply to DR. W. P. |
w JOHNSTON, No. 466 7th street. between the |
hours of 8 and 9 m. and - andl m. None need |
apply unless willing to leave the city for 5s"
WANTED-Ladles to call and see my new pa |
w terms for Slippers, Smoking Caps, Pincush- |
ions, Watch Gases, Powder Bags, Yokes, Bands. |
Pantalets, Skirts, &c; particularly to examine our
Baby Blanket and Embroidered Flannel Skirts for
infants. The only place in town to get them. We |
are the only persons in town who understand the |
business thoroughly. VIM. PRINCE,
nov 23tf 3s1 r ST., bet. 9Th and 9Th. |
nEER SKINS WANTED The su bscribers win |
~ pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, |
at their Buckskin GLOVE Mandatory. los High
nov i6.tf RAMSBURG Il EBERT.
WANT ED-sEoOND HAND 1URNITURI |
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BIDS, BED. |
description. d. BUCHLY, 400 7th street,
je8n between g and III. east side.
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ID & K 8 Z N T 8
FOB THE HOLIDAYS


I. POTENTINI,
No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue,
Has the pleasure te announce to his numerous
friends and patrons, that he has just received the
most superb and varied assortment Of
FOREIGN CONFECTFONS, PRESERVES, &C.,
of his own importation. consisting In part Of
FRENCH CANDIES,
GLACES.
PRESERVES.
BON BONs. &c.
He would also call special attention to his uu.
sur passed assortment of
FANCY CAKES, CANDIES, &c.
of his owl manu- sture, for which he challenges
competition in manufacture and delicscy of 4svor,
PRIVATE PARTIES. COMMITTEES. &c, are
respectfully requested to examine his increased
facilities fer furnishing DINNERS, SUPPERS,
&c. at the sh ortest posi- bic notice. to which he
gives his personal Supervision, having now q
CORPS OF COOKS AND WATERS who are uu-
equalbea In their line.
Parties wishing to send presents of Cakes and
Genie etionery to their friends in the ARMY
COUNTRY, or elsewhere, can have their orders
promptly filled, and Immediately forwarded to
His popular BAsTAURkNF AND PRIVATE
DINING ROOMS for LADIES' and gentlemen will be
continued as heretofore, to which he would re-
spectfulIv call the attention of Citizens and Stran
gerp, where at all times meals are served at few
minutes notice IN the moetrecherche style.
dec 90 2w"
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

n ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING IN TIL posi-
OFFICE. GEORGE TOwN. D. O.,
DECEMBER 81. 1864.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant must
call for advertised letters give the date of this
list and pay one cent for Advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will be
se MT to the Dead Letter Office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, aud leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing.
10 rncIs;med within thirty days or less written n,
printed with the writer's name, pest ofsce. ana
face aide will be complied with At the usu al NJ
p.id rate Of postage, payable when the lettsr !.
Seeii:.- 20 tie rit WV "
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= corner OF NINTH AND SITS.

This lsgs and handsome HALL Is now fer rent
for Balls, CONCERTS, &c. 1t is finely. frescoed
and finished in the most substantial manner. with
large andc0nvenient dressing rooEss snd gallery
at the south end for spectators
The Hal is the best ventilated room In the city,
with tWeIty windows the south and east and
west side WITH large yentilator in the center Of
the Hall. 1t is admirably adopted for Concerts,
being built with special attention to that object;
and for hlls the greatest care has been taken to
have the best floor that could be ISocured.
sTheHail viii be rented fer Balls, CCncer ia.
Minstrels Pairs. &c.
IDauireof Q. sHECHLEs. on . street, 81 door
from the Hall. ncf la3m
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-ssveral gentlemen can be accom-.
Dmodated with BOARD by applying north side
of Mass. av.. bet 18th and 18th SIS Ja23tf
A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD, CAN BE
a obtained by applying at No, LIST street,
Georgetown, D. G. dec S1-3t+
POARD-Fors single persons or families, near the
II departments, SOU Invest corner 2lst and sts.;
one large ROOM for three, $50 Furnished Rooms
by the day, week or month at 375 Pennsylvania
avenue. de 80 -3tf
T'ABLE BOARD at 1874 iPa. sv., bet; 18th and
i goth SITS. deg lmt
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN RE AC.
modaIed with BOARD in private family;
rooms pleasant; location central. and desirab le
None but gentlemen of ths highest responsibility
need apply. Inquire eff tho Clerk at the Star
Office dec % If
BOARD Any lady desirous of securing profess
- sional care. kindness and home attention can
obtain exclusive accommod alton in the SIN all and
unebtrusive family of physician of long experi-
ence. who would assume the permanent charge of
an offspring on conditions mutually satisfactory.
Address BeN "B. B.. Station "a, ~ New York.
dec 22-2w'
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ITO THE UNFORTUNATE.

UHyB, OF UIbtHht. NO pHy uNItHb CUrtu.
at 13 Pennsylvania avenue, west. Use the Amer
lean Specific Blood Purifier. dec 23-2w
CAUTIER'S Observation-Disclosures resumed
" my former business of serving Balls, L
turn my thanks to my former friends and .aH
the pu bile generally for their past patrena &c; I
pared to serve them at the shortest notice, and
with til Utmost care. c. GAUTIER.
252 Pennsylvania avenue
P. s.-Orders received for dishes for all parts OF
the city. dec 27-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-02

NEOUS.-Turnverein.
1t HENRY ADDISON. p. N.
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mo TIE CATHOLIC GITlZkNS OF WASHING-
i TON, AND OTHERS.
haze asaia returned from the Northern cities
With che largest and finest stock of PRAYER
BOOKS, STATUARY, CROSSES, MEDALS, FINE
ENeAAttHGS, with and without frames, ever Of
fered in this city.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN, and variety of ether
ticles suita BILE fer presents all of which will be
sold at the lowest possible prices
M. d. RUSSELL,
Bookseller and statioRsr,
dec l4-tjan 525 Seventh street.
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I LILIES SAFES, the celeb ated CHILLED
- AM WROUGHT IRON FIRE AND BUR
CLAIR PROOFS, with COMBINATION LOCKS.
Also, BANK LOCKS, VAULT DOORS AND
Genera Southern agency 81 vest Lombard st.
Baltinon, Md.
novssn A. PROSAUS, General Agent.
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l. SUCCESSOR no b T.. kopgoN Co., A
CITIZENS, AND MIL TIA 4 MER-
CHANT TAHOE, ~

OAK WOOD FoP. SALIl-Not far frsm the city.
~ go cords of velt sseaoned OAK WOOD For
terms ESQUIRE a. SHELLEY & GUYS,
de2,U sag d street.
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SUITABLH PKk3ENTS FOR TH1 H0M-
- DAYS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
the greatest variety In this city.
CART1S DE vsITE OF CELEBRITIES.
Plain and colore5.
OPERA GLASSES, FIELD GLASSES,
FINE GOLD SPEGTA8 LKS,
STEREA&oPES AND VIEWS.
at the leNest priaes,' at
FAXNKLIN CO., Opticians,
244 Pa AZ between 18th and 18th SITS,
and 3Se Pa av., National Hotel Building.
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WANTED..Ladies Who wish sTAM PING,
w PINk1NG AND FLUTING done as it susht
to be, go to the only practical hand in town. That
Is WIN. PRINCE, 3s1 street. who has on hand
1900 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and
beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in
town TO make patterns, he is able to meet any OPP
POSITION Goods stamped while you wait. Look
out ladies in whose hands you give your goods
We are responsible for every article We stamp.
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AtAIH. The SIteplng BEAUTY. MIN Photo EFaph
de2i FRANCK TAYLOR
SPEAKER AT HOME, LONDON. SUTHER-
i.latiye Guide. The Young Debater. London
Greenbenk's British Orator. London. Plumptree's
lay Speeches, vols Cushing's Manual. Jeffer
sons Man9ei Annals Of British legislation. Lon
dec8 FRANCK TAYLOR
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-12

CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim Agents
~ $. DELANY, Attorney at Law. and War Clam
II. Agent, Clsyrlsud, Tenn. uoy16-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-12
National Cotton COnventiOa-ActiOu
of the Boston Board Of Trade.

The Secretary read q communication from
AluusOn Peuheid, of Washington, asking the
Board 20 cooperate IN promoting Che ss-
sembl. .ng Of q National Cotton growing Con-
veuti0n early ia December, TO take measures
for usuring g large cotton crop the next
season.
Mr. Edward S. T9bey offered the following
resolutions upon the su5iect
WHERFAs, BY the recent civil war, many
OF the Southern States have become greatly
desolated, and a large part Of their capital
DESTROYED, and no uncomfortable portion Ol
the IabOring classes are destitute Of employ
meu., whose labor, unless now aided By
capital, must be lost 70 the country
Res0iUed, That the commercial and fuau-
cial interests Of the United States alike de-
maud that speedy and efficient measures be
Immediately employed 70 organize and de-
velop industry 10 the SOutheru States, 10
order TO increase the production of their
staples, and especially of cotton.
Res0iUef That while We recOEuiza the
fact that the causes and principles which
more OF less affect the ability OF the ban rs
70 redeem their circulation IN specie, the
quantity Of cotton raised IN this country
must in a degree, dsiermiue the time when
specie payments can be safely resumed and
that % hasten that time is the pert OF sound
political economy and a wise Gtatesmauship,
and is Indispensable % the permanent pros
perity of the entire country
Resolved That in view OF the fact that efforts
by private enterprise 70 draw capital snd
intelligent labor to the southern States must,
~ their results, be remote and coutingent,
and, however ultimately useful they NAV
be, cannot be relied upon materially % IN
crease the agricultural products of next
year, or even for several years b. rome, ID
Is vitsIly important 70 the Interests Of the
nation that the Government should, within
the sphere OF its legitimate powers, aii
forthwith IN sustaining aud Organizing such
portion Of the laborIng glasses nov IN the
Southern states e. cannot b. reached b.
private capital, not only on the ground 0f o.
cousidsrate humanity, but also o. save their
labor 70 themselves and to the country.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-12
Secretary seward Ou the Relations
Between England uud America.

The New YORK correspondent of the Lou
don Spectator gives the substance ot some
remarks recently made by Mr.. seward Boo
the writer's hearing. As t1 the relations uf
the Two Governments hc -sid that they
were on a footing ut formal am.ty, hu.
nothing more. Sir FrslsrIck D. E.uCg hos yN-
pressed the wish that "a feeling ot irIuL
cordiality might De established between tHu
two g0t erumeuts aud the two peoples. Mr..
Seward wished that it mi Che Ug sd with aI
his heart, and he would do, as indeed BE-
always lmj done, uil that c5ulI De- done J1
bring shout so desirable au end. As tH war
that was a horrible alternative, Hs refpea
u5ditV for rhici 10, as far as hc ~us alt,
meet. This he had said privately % sir
Frederick Bruce, with whom Dis relations
wo-e OF the plcassute-t kind, and ui whom
he spoke WITH respect and g.rdiaity. bot
be- had also told the British Miuis.rr thai
the way toward anything more than ,h,
present rela ions of mere form u aulty Pee
tween the two peoples and government
must be led by the British people end th,
British government. Do they were eouteu
with 0u- present att tude toward eush other
we were bat thag & any change were mad,
in it for the better 10 must be ot British ma.
king. We were the bggueYgd larty, wh.
had suffered Insult Tor many years, aul
gHev0us wrong added 90 grayer Ilsult iU
she last four years, ANA it was uot for u
Co seek q reconciliation. while the Butisl
government thoughL O. proper 90 reply O
our representations of tne INJURY we Ha'
suffered through its usgisct or its meapasi
y 70 restrain The uniriendly displs. tIou ,
British subjects, by Iaerely tulking down O.
us about being the guardians oi their 0w
/ honor, nothing could be expected from y
/ but 90 stand up0u puuctili0 a. we'll as upo
/ our essential rights, sud insist upon both i
I the minutest particular. II our elder 5rJ
/ ther wished us Co trust him again, he mo.
I bring forth fruits meet for rcpeutauee, 81
should he pleased if he did We should b
| content . he d.d not. However be Nh
| Seward might personally be disposed Q
[ c1ucIiIate The British people, thIs was as "a
/ as the people Of this country would ailo'
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