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Secretary Seward on ST. AL
bans Raiders-ReWards for
the Rascals.
WASHINGTON, Anril /.

WASHINGTON, April i.
The following was promulgated by the
Secretary OF State to-day
40 all whom it may concern; Where
as, for sometime past evil disposed per.
sons havo crossed the borders of the
United States, or entered their ports by
sea from countries where they arc tocrat-
ed, and have committed capital telonics
against the property and life of American
citizens, as well III the cities as in the
rural districts Of the country.
Now therefore, in the name, and by
the authority Of the President Of the
United States, do hereby make known
that a reward of one thousand dollars
will be paidsby this Department for the
capture Of each or such offenders, upon
his conviction by civil or military tribu'
nal, to whomsocver shall arrest and deliv
er such offenders into the hands Of the
civil or military authorizes OF the United
States and the like reward will be pail
upon the same terms for the capture o.
any such person so entering the Unitet
olaleS, whose oHcliccs Snail NC coiHHlttSl
subsequently to the publication of this no
ticc.
A reward of five hundred dollaas vii
be paid, upon conviction, for the arres
Of such persons who shall have aided ant
abcttcd offenders Of the class above named
within the territory Of the United States
Department of State. at Washington
this fourth day Of April, a. d 1865.
(Signed( WM. Ii. SEW ARD.
Secretary af State.
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2oetry.
Thanksgiving Hymn.

;r-"From Greenland's Icy Mou ntains."
For battle, siegh and glory
Upon the sea and land,
For fields now wed to story,
Oh God, We grateful stand;
Our fires VIGOROUSLY cleaning
Flame wide DOR hill and plain;
Our banner broadly streaming
Resume their stars again.
Roll on your foods. brave River
Unto your Gulf bound sea;
No traitors flag shall qui,er
Upon your tides, now free.
Der waters iron crested
Nodding wi h shot and she'll,
The golden corn fell breasted,
Our victories shall tell.
Ascend in thanks yc mountains,
That seminal our lands,
Leap fourth in praise, We fountainsi
Join Fast and West your hands.
Our country One forever,
Historic your fanis
No foreign foe can ver,
Nor soil your glorious namc.
And yet amid our gladncss,
The expresses, Lord ws bring:
Der hearts that beat in sadness,
O'ornew made graves VIC tlngi-
Oh, patriot, who hast given
The cccrished of thy love-
They're hostages in Heaven,
They've inei tho ranks above.
TEanks-that we are Nation
Thanks--for the iron fail
Thunks--for the tribula,ion
Thanks for the drge and " II
Give mid the clouds the rainbow;
Add justica to renown
Guard with Thy shield the poor, the low ;
After the Gloss, the Crown.
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e VsGfAEg.~ tx Co..
WASHINGTON, u. C.,
EaIlOnsL AamY AND HiYY CLAIM kGEhCY

Established with the best ef facilities for the
prosecution of Military and Naval Claims against
the Government.
Cinims for Extra Pay, Arrears OF fav, hounties,
Recruiting and Ensting Expenses, Adjustment OF
fiual accounts Of oGi,er of the Army aai Navy,
Pensions, " iows and Orphans claims, Qlartcr-
masters Vouchers C,shed. Patents Procured, All
business before Congress or the Court of Claims
promptly attended to.
L. A. Nickels. late Captain in the llth Maine
Volunteers, a native Of Cherryfe;d, Me, being
connected with Attorney ut Law from Connec-
ticut, is prepared to prosecute any character OF
business with ali Departments OF the National
Government a the shortest possible notice, and
respectfully alers his services To his fr ends and
acquaint ,rces Of hancock and Washington Coun-
ties who may have claims grown out oi the present
war
tly-rimc is saved by employing parties who
can visit the bepar,m MT personally.
Address L. A. NICK ELS 4 Co,
i. o. b III,
lml2 Washington. D. c.
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trimmings, $3.50
One delaine, $50
Two delaines for little girls, 2.75
One embroidered cape, 2.25
One plain morning dress, 200
Total, $1,000
"Ninctecn dollars! - exclaimed Mrs
Wyman ; "Is it possible her bill has
come to that ?"
80 it appears from her account. Let
US see what the other says"
Mrs. NJ. A. Wyman
To Mrs. +. HALL, DR..
To one velvet bonet and trim
mings, $3.50
Two hats for little girls, $50
Total. $1,000
"Ten dollars for Mrs. Hall. Now add
to this poor Mary's bill of $3.50, and the
price of your furs. What did you pay
for them p
"Sixty-6ve dollars ~ was the scarcely
audible reply. But he heard it and add
ed the sum and sum total to the month:
expenditures, " bich. with the first cost
of the articles named in the bills includ
ed, amounted to just two hundred and
twenty-five dollars The two sat in sill
ence for sometime, and then Mr.. Wymar
said in gentle but serious tone awe
cannot recall the past, Maria, or undo
what We have done"-it was like him to
share the fau t with her-"but from hence
forth, let us regulate our expenses accor
ding to our income. | do not wish yor
to work beyond your strength, but wher
it is possible be your own seamstress anc
milliner, as you wero when We first began
our married life."
Young ladies who marry merely to be
supported in style, may call my hero
"Cruel" "Tyrant," or "Heathen," if they
please, but he was neither one nor the
other, in any sense of the term.
"You will be surprised to find how
much you can save in the course Of q
year or two. And whatever you may
wish for. Maria, do not buy on credit
without my knowledge. You will prom
isc me this, Maria, won't you ?'
Mrs. Wyman went up to her husband
and putting her hand in his, she said very
earnestly: "Only say that you will for
give me all that | have done to cause
you pain or embarrassment IN the past
and will promise you anything. Lee
inc prove to you that l am not really SC
heartcss and selfi,h-nay, cannot spar,
myself-as [ have seemed let me helI
you in all things wherein can be Of ser
vice to you, aud will try to be more
worthy Of your love and confidence. An,
forgiven, Jancs?'
There was new light in the eyes up.
lifted to her husbands which plead more
eloquently than words.
lie saw and understood it well, anc
while flood Of old-time memories came
surgng to his heart, the past with all it,
bitterness melted away like a dream, ant
for an answer he folded her to mis- breas,
saying tendcry: "My own dear wife
as tenderly as love do l forgive you
1t is the best assurance that can give.
"An the most acceptable ~ was tho
low reply.-Portland Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-21

--Tho wheat prospects at the West
are favorable The extensive SHOWS of
winter have well protected the wheat and
It seems to be coming out i'll the fntst
condition,
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s. WA'TEasFaDllS T..
ARMY and NAVY
Claim Agency.
w f. %EA ID KEa.iiOclx,


United SiateS Lictnscd Claim IgcntS,
will collect at Government rates.
extensions for all officers, soldiers and seamcr
disabled by wounds or sickness contracted
while in the L. : seryc
u Pensions, Back Pay, Bounty and Prize Money
for widows, children and heirs of officers, sol
tliers and scamen.
- Pensions Back Pay and Founty for dependent
mothers and sisters of deceased officers, sJl
dicrs add seam n.
-y- Bounty and Pay due all officers, soldiers and
scamen.
- Bounty for all soldiers wounded in the service
- Bounty for the widows children of all sol
diers killed in the service who enlisted fol
nine month or less.
Pension Certificates and Treasury Certificates
Cayhfd 1T office.
tGiee opposite he binson Honsr. Nam Strra.
IL BUGkSPORT, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-21

---I'he Maine annual conference of the
Methodist EpiscoPla Church will hold ii
4l>t session at the NJ Il. Church. in
llallowcIl, commencing W lnesday May
81, al Q O'Clock \. n.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-23
General n. e. Lee.

We have already announced that General R. E.
Lee had been offered the Presidency Of Washing
ton College, Lexington, Va. Judge John Brocken-
borough, one Of the visitors of the College, was
sent to inform him of his election, and at our latest
advices from Lexington had not returned. It is,
therefore, not known whether General Lee will nc
cept the position; but in the absence OF positive
in information on the subject, we are inclined to
think that he will not. He has recently expressed
the intention Of leasing a grazing farm in Abe
marie, and residing upon it with his family. Dur
ing the past week lie and Mrs. Leo have been ON
visit to Bremo the plantation of General Philip st.
George Cooke, fifteen or twenty miles above Car
borough.
Washington College ia, next to William md
Mary, the oldest institution of learning in Virginia;
and is the alma Adter of some of the most pTomi.
nent citizens Of the State. 1t, before the war stood
next to the Uniyersity. in the high qualification
nally an academy; was literally endowed by Gene-
ral Washington during his lifetime, and was short
iy after chartered. ais college. In 1878 it was
further endowed with one hunered thousand dol
lars by Mr.. John Robinson, wealthy James River
planter. Unless its funds were lost by bad invest
ments during the war, tho college should now be
in lOurishng financial condition. Richmond Re
public, 14M.
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.


Tho gold market has shown increasing irmnoss. The
opening prizes was li2:, from which ii advanced to 1l3
Then rcapscd I" IL" hut afterwards tn la,sea 's
nj which It closed This ACCESSION CT strength IL owing
to hc temporary suspension OF gold sales by the sub
treasury ami t!it Improvement tho rates OF foreign
cxchan&c, which iayc now reached point at which
specie could De prrfitah!y exported LCading drawers
have ;shed 100 for their sixty days scrlinG bnt few
fi!cS We're made second hand, at i0?' & carly in the
Day. The tcinaild,:a the same time is not larCd
SLru no advance in fiyc-twcnrs iir place abroad
early resumption of coin exports must cnsuc.
,-ur Norris kcrinm las nlar lu assignment of hik
real estate AMI certain personal securities, estimated
SJtOG0O, to MnssIss L. - Cgiou Cement, and Moses
iay": Ill addition to The assignment to aicsr. Calhoun
Er'nc3t By Ketsln. Son Co. 1T s stated that the
assets viii yield about fifty cents on the dollar.
me prices OF gold to-day At 1890 a. NJ, 1I2
y A. NJ, 1925; lilo ~ NJ, 1IJ II NJ, 1i3 1870 T.
NJ li2 +. ~, 1875; 13G A.. 1i3'i; 1.50 +. H.,
1875: 2lO j. H. 1885,; t3a5 T. NJ, Ii3k: 2.55 T. NJ.
1i3lG go i. H.. 143ts 3.35 +. n 143ii; and ut $50
p.M., ,l43S! .-.... ..'
The markets generally firm to-day with an ad-
vance jill cotton and bTcGtHtut1s. and activity
sugar large sale of whale oil reported. Freghts
dun. IT, .r...... ......
CoTroS.-rhc market was moro active, and prices
though not qlotab1y higher stronger espec
1iy" towards the latter nrt of the day, tho mdrkct
closing stendy at our quotations below. The sales
rrisea $500 bales We quote:
UpaAa Florida I1obiie. ". O. ec T.
OrolTafS.-.. 36 S6 81 81
Miituinp. .i3 . 34 ~ ~
Good MiddlinG.. ..'.4G 46 II 48
d. t4Ne'o York rfIIcratd, 1pM.
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Major-General Prentiss, in Quincy H., thrashed
80 young man who kept company with the Gene
rals daughter against the Generals wishes and
was arrested and fined So for it. The Generals son.
who helped, was fined S. too =
A drunken German fell down the New Jersey
PALISADES one hundred feet, ono dark night re-
Gently. He was :unconsoious two days and sur
vived two moro, dying soon after he was discov-
In season often weeks the citizens of Chicago
patronized the opera to- amount Of nearly
$50, O,000. In o season of sixteen weeks, the great
city Of New York patronized the same institution
to the amount 0f: s87, 900.
Two jealous wives in Torripgton Conn, ono eve
ming ON hunt for their huYbgIlis, chanced to come
IN collision, and had pitched battle; nulled ,4ut
each others tresses, AeEatclled each others taces
!anyend came of with their beauty spoiled n Toyo
A Donegal grhnd ittat6f x5tes to the London. id6Gh1.
an9ee baasting that IN tis ass4es there has not
among 25g,QQ0 PEOPLE, been q single case to try
and the Judges are Eadueed to fshing in order 10
hH tlme III I..IAW nQ:y,- a.. - -
AIna& moment Of exuberancc, some time since
kuoI Michael Kenny plunged cfteae knife into mans
abdonst}r TAs man naturally died. Kenny Yas
&ssda ss aasa Ss nsE M"eS sS't to
his surprise ItoysraDf Fonton has pardoned him.
or. Is s A n sss 'byysgs i ysSpa siss M
~ ana dollars-Er. A'ES&"h !
Tho brewers and bcer-sellers in New York are at
1ager-heads.
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a. smile was on her lip-hcnth in her look
strength was in her step, and in her hands-PIANrA
BITTERs."
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT oF.cIzAR sToN.
Arrived Yesterday. TAueusr .:

Arrived Yesterday. AUGUST %
Steamship AlhGmhra, Benson, New York-!eft Satur-
day, NJ. Mlze. 70 Street, 2 Holiness I, Alexander
Hart I Wishopt T NJ BRISTOL, Ogcrmarn. Bollraann
Brcs, Wilbur X Son, GoidsteiD, a Eckel Co, Il
Glover, F Penknin, Jac"ha Lynch, Hilton Co.
Davis & Co, & Aitkin, d 4 Caus;n Co, l. Cohen ]
Dawson a B Jarvis, Tobias Sons, n Levin, Jr, G W
Williams < Co. E ElaAtouc Cahu e Co, c Jay, Jao Rus
sell Marston l.. Order I. Rich, A Johnson "
Herlot 4 Co. Brac.iet& Co, j Comm;ns & Co. blank
McLGTne. W Covert, NJ AIurls. II Bschof, G Il Ncuf-
ier Uhnson. Briggs, Spencer Burckm-eT ( Moi
fct, A Carnes, Hartman, S;onehin 4 Haas, y w Law
SON. u Eason, Austin & Albee Cantwen Morgan
Bros, ONcil, Ross NJ WOLF Ruggel, II d
Muller. II jaeger, Krcssel. J II Graver X Lawson.
Fab. F " Causson, klatte Co, Marsche. < Koes.er
G DUcEer, p Hays.
Went to Sea Yesterday. [AuGusr o.
Schr Recruit Williams New York.
Steam transport Charles Thomas, Faircoth, Boston.
Steamer Fannie Lewis Savannah via Beaufort Hilton
Head.
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FERTILIZER FOR COTTON, ETC. ="
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NITROGENIZED SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME,

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S. T.---1SGO---X

was Ip-bclIth look
strength was in her step. and in her hands-PLANrA
TIoN BI1TERs'
S. T.---1SGO---X.
A few bottles of PLANTATION B1rTERs
Will cure Nervous Headache.
Cola Estrenlities and Fcserish Lips.
4" Sour Stomach aud Fetid Breath.
FlaEulency and Indigestion
a. Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue aud Short Breath
80 Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostration; Great Weakness.
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
Which are the evidences of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
is estimated that seventenths Of all adult ailments
secretions OF the liver overiowing into the stomach
poison the entire system and exhibit the above symp
toms.
After long research we are able to present the most
remarkable for these horrd nightmare diseases the
world has ever produced. Within year over six
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLANTATION BIrTERs and not an instance Of COMPLAINT
has come to our knowledgei
1t is most efcctual tonic and agreeable gtimulant
suited to all conditions Of life.
The reports that it relies upon mineral substances for
it's active properties wholly false For the satiaac
ton of the public and that patients may consult their
physicians, we append list Of its components
CALIsAYA BARK.-Celebrated for over two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness etc. 1t was introduced into Europe by the
Countess wife of the Vceroy Of Peru in 1640 and after
wards cold by the Jesits Tie enormous price of its
tcci9ht in suer under the Of Jesus Iomders
and was finally made public by Louis XVI, King of
France Humboldt maRe9 especial reference to it's febr
fuge qualities during his South American travels.
CAscARI1A BARk-For diar1h9a, colo and diseases of
the stomach and bowelB
DANDELIoN-For Inflammation of the Ioins and drop
CHAMoM1E FLowRRs-For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowEns-Aromatic, stimulant and tonic
highly invgorating in nervous debility.
WRTERaREES-For scroflila rheumatism, etc,
,AshE-An aromatic carminative creating hesh nns-
Gle and milk much used by mothers nursing
root, etc.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, December %, 1861.
Messrs. p. A. DRAKE Col have been q great gif-
ferer from Dyspepsia for three four years.
qhsnnon my profession, About three months ago tried
the Plantation Btters, and to my great Joy now
nearly well man. have recommended them in several
cases and az far know always with signal benefit
am respectfully yours, REV. ]. s. CATHORN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-23
8. T:---l86O---X.

Another wonderful Ingredient great use among he
Spanish ladies' Of South America, imparng beauty to
the complexion and brilancy to mind is vet ur-
known to the commerce Of the world and we withhold
it's name for the present. ...
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-23
THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.

AS NATIVE CARoLINIANS. TIE PUBLISHERS
will naturally look to the interests of their state
and to that OF the South and citizens of the United
States, they will not be wanting in the proper
devotion and respect for the General Government.
Every effort shall be made to make the DAILY NEWS q
first class newspaper, and in every way worthy the,
patronage Of the public.
Our terms for the present will be ut the rate of ten
dollars per anum Subscriptions received three,
six and twelve months, payable in advance.
Postmasters and others throughout the country, who.
may interest themselves i'll procuring subscriptions
will be allowed the usual per ccntago.
CATHCART.' MCMILLAN & NORTON
propricors No. Is Iayae-strect, Charleston, S. c.
August II
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PORT CALENDAR.

consignecs pes--SoutI, caxolina I'm iIroud,
80 August as. -
254 belcs Cotton CO boxes Tobaaco2 bales Domes.ics
Mdze. &c. 10 J MorGIIo. G i PanBrn, J 4 WcIborn
II stoI, S Conrterfy, y White, Maj Holcomb T p
Branch, Tobias Sons, Wm Moran, C Witte, Gibbes
Co, W BraSley, NJ Lesser -.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28

tions, is but ideal In the course of his
argument Mr.. johnson said he had Bro't
Forward this question Of jurisdiction only
because he couscientiously believed
it to be his duty. He did not seek the
impunity to any one engaged in the hor-
rid crimes of the night of the 18th of
April. Over them the civil courts of this
district had ample jurisdiction aud would
faithfully exercise it if the cases are re
moved to them as in the case of Mrs. Sur
rats He referred to her as a woman who
was educated de7out christian, ever
kind, affectionate and charitable, and with
no motive disclosed to us that could have
caused her to participate in the crimes in
question. lie said he had no evidence
uucontradicted OF showing that she was a
participant. He would say nothing Of
the testimony. That would be reviewed
by his associate. As to the evidence Of
Michman and Lloyd he said, if the facts
they state were true, their knowledge Of
the purpose to commit the crimes and
their participation in them is much more
satisfactorily established than the alleged
knowledge and participation Of Mrs Sur
ratt.
Nj Aiken stated to the court that he
Should not be prepared until Wednesday
to read the argument in the case Of Mrs.
Surratt The delay was attributable to
the voluminous evidence previously to be
examined by him.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-06-28
SHBESNh ANS
GEORGIA CAMPAIGN !
HIS FKRsTPUBLKCATEON
COX'S DEFENCE OF ALLATOONA,
Why the March thro' Georgia was
Planned,
Preparations for the Great Campaign,
WASHINGTON. june 10.

WASHINGTON, June 10.
The following is the official report Of
Major General Sherman, Of his great
Georgia Campaign, which he has compile
ted aud TRANSMITTED to the War Depart
ment within the past few days;
HDQRs. Mn. DIV. OF THE MISS,
IN TIE FIELD, 9AVANNAH a. D
| a., . an |, L-oo' }
-Hy, " en- H. ". 111'''''' o"'9 " 0'0'
H"''"'8''" C''1' II. ~
GENERAL = l no'e '"0 ho"or 10 oNe'
my report oi 'ae oPe'o''ooS u f'he 81 LII C.
unoer my command since 'he occupation
oi A'Io"'a' IN the cary Par' VI 'ep'o'n
Der last, up to the present. Date
as heretofore 'ePo''eo' 10 u" month o.
September, the Amy. oi the OumOer
land mayor General ! ho'na7 commanding
he'd the city oi Ntian.aj the Army OF
the tennessee, mayor "eneral Howard
commanding was grouped ABOUT fas'
roint; ana the Army o' ONO mayor
General aehohe'd commanding he'u pe-
c'tur' MANY changes 'ceur'9n III Tue
composition OF those armies 10 eonse.
qoence OF the expiration " 1ne 'lnle o'
service OF many "i Ule IeS'uleh'9' Inc
opportunity was gwen 70 Us TO conSo''u"'e
inc fragments fe'cio'ho anu equip 'no
men, ana make preparations ior tue iuVuie
campaign l @'s' aEo''eu inySel ol 'ne
occasion 10 s'Ieu5'neu ''o saii'Son' ~
our rear 70 make our communication
more secure ana sent " ognef . DIVISION
oi the ourlh 'crPS' anu Morgan Dl'''-
ion' ol 'hc pou',c'n'h Co' p u CH''.eu- u''r
oosa' anu OoiSo > DiNision' u .'' ! u
'een'h corps 70 nome A.So' u'no'0usn
reconnaissance was '',"os oi A'.al'a' anu
ne" i'ue oi "orAS pesun' "LIcu Iequ''
req S'nal garrison 10 hoIu'
'hIF' DAVIS HisII ~ NA0o''
Dur,nS ''''S non,n' 'He enemy "nOn,
We '''0 iei' az l,o'eJ'y ''I''ou "io' ~
"'s'""ru 'o"aau 'ne o'''''@"0o'"'e' ''N
,us position 'a''ns Us anu 'V' '''"5 Wv
est / oiH' i'"'ii o'u' "Do'' : "' "'''-''' - 80
'lon' ne aiso tN''" 'o"''o'' ''''e'
across inc oH"''a'ioo'ii'e' anu seu' "a "'
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A New ENGLISH MINIsTRY.-We
reason and beliye that a new English
Ministry will shortly be organized.
There Is not wanting eYi+lence to
prove, however, that the Palmerston
Ministry are now fearful of an over
throw, knowing, as they do, that
their course toward America has
been unwise, impofitic and disapprov-
ed by the people Our success in
quelling the rebellion has not only
confounded Palmerston and his as
soclates, but given a great impetus
to liberal ideas, which are represent
ed and developed by such men as
Bright Goodwin Smith, the Earl Of
Argyle, Garabaldi's friend, Potter,
Cobden'ss successor, Iennyson and
others "0nce let America crush
the rebellion and England will 20, .
said Carlyle sometime since, ''to de.
mocracy by express trains;' and We
already see Gladstone and Lord Am
berly hobnobbing with the liberals
and worshlpp ng the rising sun.