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Oar Relations with England.

Tnl disagreement between our Government and
thA, Of Gres, Britain certainly wears serious
aspect. When the correspondence between Minis
TER Adams aud Earl RrsstLI WAS given 10 tho pub
lie. the apparent disposition Of tho latter to COM
promise by offering Commissioners instead Of
srbiters TO set.ls disputed questions, induced the
belief that some kind Of an understanding would
he easily reached. Further developments, how
<-er disspate tha. belief. According TO the Eng
lish construction OF Earl RussrL's position which
10 doubtless The one intended 10 be conveyed ii
seems tbs, II is equivalent 70 . fat aud emphatic
refusal 10 do anything in the premises Instead u
growing more plant and conciliatory, - was
generally expected on this side Of the Atlantic, the
British Government is apparently becoming more
inheSibe upon this subject. The London TINES
pnelithed by official authority au explanation Of
Earl RtssrLL's proposition, in which II WAS stated
that the Commission proposed could not act upon
the Asesms and other like claims, and could only
Adjudies,e minor issues resulting from blockade.
running difficulties and other matters OF no
national consequence. The same journal, in iis
issu. Of the isIh nit, contains further information
upon this subject FROM which Il Is evident thu,
England has substantially refused, firmly and
tnally, 70 consider the claim, presented by our
@iuister. The inns says:
We canuot, Of course, toll In what spirit ths
Government of the United States arc disposed 4,
receive the hndi and deliberate refusal Of m,
brutsh Government 10 entertain m any shdpt
me CLAIMS they put Jorpdrd. We can only say,
on our part, that We are quite sure our Govern.
ment may depend upon the support OF the nat o n
~ maintaining the position It has taken up N
the American Government 10 determined to soef .
quarrel with us, ss we'll this demand as any other
We cannot have one on which our right Ia cleare,
ana our position more unquestionable. II IL Is not
We shall have saved ourselves, by the hrIn stanc
-e are nov making, from great de sradaton, an,
vndicstsd for the benefit " mankind that nsutrA
Ponuon 80 seldom occupied by Great Britain IA ia,
~Ns OF the past, and 10 often, Nc trust to b her
IN tat wars OF the future"
Tbs looks belligereut. 10Th President Jonss,,
sna Secretary sEwAHD have declarei that our dc
in'nds Tor pirate damages must be met. aud ",
NheVe that the people of this country are a
hrmiy resolved TO sustain the Government in ,li
uemAht' as are the English people, according T.
'us iists' 10 Sustain that Of Great Britain. Ne
'nef hds can without humiliation take the bac
HAok IN 'hs matter; and a. the respective po.
lions are diamesricsly in opposition, 1t is diIicul
!" see now 'he subject can be anicnbly adjusted.
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tecsuse be went 70 the South and advocated the
doctrine tha. capital should own labor; not because
he allied himself with the Southern ,rstocrats,
who alluded to the lsboring men Of the North as
'mudslls' and greasy mechanics" 'rinft to
associate with gentlemen :" not because he called
the ir'h and German elements in the Union army
The scum and ofIa Of Europe" II was for none
OF these reasons that JoHN MrronEL was sent to
Fortress Monroe. lie might have enjoyed his own
opinions Of the sborng classes Of the North. with
out hindrance or nolestston but whom, after
following in this road for four years, be came
North 10 revile the Government from New York
point the Administration thought il time 70 APP
ply the brakes As Mr.. MrtonrL has now acknow-
lodged HE shameful conduct and given evidence
Of repentance, 4 IL hoped that h, will become .
useful and exemplary citizen. Hs ENJOYS very fsir
talents, VIII ch, II rightly directed, would earn him
an honest livelihood sud 10 some good fIr the
country which no hA wronged. lie should aud
trust will, now labor ~ manifest bis contriti0n,
by turning over Kew leaf.
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BENNETT-On "wednesday, Nov. /, Elizabeth,
tho beloved wife Of James Bennett.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re,pect-
fully invited TO attend ths iuaea on Fidsv sitter
noon, Nov; ., at O'clock from n' ate rc',dou e,
vary Cemetery Tor inteUGent l26
CORDELI.-In Brooklyn, Nov I, 1855, MARY Cor.
dell aged - year..
Friends and scauaintsnce. are respectfully ia
Vited TO attend the iuneiGl, on frdth afternoon
Nov 3, at o'clock from the residence VI her brother
Andrew Cordell, % lohn IT. 100
COERlsH In Broosly Il, NOV. L. OF consumption,
John Cornish aged Al years.
The friends and ship iuineIs ne Invited to attend
the funeral, at 81 fiIst Il, CA Friday oclncA,
IRON thence TO Galway teIe,tl} IL
FAI.NEN At Harlem, On Weine,dly NOV l.
Lizzie, daughter OF Dcnni: and Ellen fn'r,
The relatives sad i,ltnd- axe respectfully invited
T. attend the funeral ON lridgy. Nov. a. ~ il
o'clock, A N, from 81 PAUL. Church, nSrltu ly1
COLL p.Ou Tuesdsy, oct. 81 William t;ould
ESQ At HE late residence, 80 Myrtle ave Brooky H.
The friends OF the iulily, and also ia, uieu,b.r.
OF hi. Ia e company OF the lith Bruoklu Ke.iu.n
are respectfully invited to attend the tuuersi, nolI
ron ITS, on Thursday, Nov. I'd, al r. NJ. IA
LOSGwORIH- in the Lord OF = i,. hour,
llness ON Tuerday, Oct. ~, Eliza dautht.r OF Mn,
| late samuel lons~or'h' hs'l' "I Anue'ilc Wet
rhe rastye. and friends Of thr family ar, r.,,,,,.
| mlly invited TO sttend ,h tune l5ou r6prdar, Sow.
| I'm. Dublin pspers please COZ. $50
| IoSEl,-Suddenlv. on Tuesdav. Oct H. Mar. 4,
widow OF Jane. :. Lotee' d'ctM'd' sgd n yclfs 10
| months and days.
The r,llnyes and friends OF the family ORC re.
A. MI. Church, ol Friday afternoon Nov XII ~ !
] o'clock. lbs
PARKS ON Monday, Oc'. 3} carrie. vo,nyo,t
daurh'er OF Elizl aud INC late Beverly Parkis' s,ci
| IL Year., | month and ca
| fue rola,i,Cs aud friends OF the family ava 70
srec.tully invited 10 attend Oh iurHp, nom me
| t.s irnce nj nor mo he sd Lear in - 'a,.
lmrsdW, Nov. >, at II oe'ock, A. ~ 5Si y"
sWTFNEY-On Nov. let, james II Ssceuet. tho
| vounqret son Of Nm. and Ann s'teuo,, ugeI w.
! muhths and IL days, '''
The funeral will take place This Tlunsiav) ,f,cr.
noon AZ : O'Clock, nom siS Mulberry =. -
wiIITEHEAD-On ruesday afternoon. Oct. H.
ScrsI NIhi head wife OF Dr. \. ful, "a. b "i'
Principal OF Grammar school No. 8,
The Relatives, and TREND. o. the family are in.
Nov "a. Al / o'clock, from her late Ie,idenee' IA
! W. 5Ith o.. 46I
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THI English railway capitalists, who have bean
lately making an extensive tour through the North
sailed yesterday afternoon for their home. Taey
have received highly favorable impression OF the
resources OF this country, ,hoy have been delighted
with their reception by the people, and will doubt
less give very favorable report Of their observ,-
lions. The visit Of these gentlemen demonstrated
one fact that before was not generally supposed
by our people the ignorance OF England respect.
ing she resources Of the United states. The party
alluded to was composed Of men representing the
intelligent and wealthy class Of Englishmen, yet
they expressed almost As much surprise At What
they saw as did JspsneIs TOMMY. They had no
conception n the rate at which the country is
growing they did not resllz, tho rapidly
with which our now states and territories
are being developed they were ignorant Of
our vast agricultural ami mineral resources
and in short they lad no well defined
ideas Of the greatness and prosperity OF the United
States. The comparatively Light investments
which England has made in our internal improve.
ments and manufactures ia, no doubt. attribute
bic in great measure TO III. ignorance u British
| capitalists concerning the actual condition Of tho
country. What other reason can there be Mon
sy On good security goes begging IN En-. land al.
three and four per cent. Here, upon Ike socurty
II Is worth double these sums, and there is NO rss
son Why it should no. dow h.acr.o uueeas. ugly IT
the truth concerning the deslrAbility oi invest
ments here we're fully understood. Sir nogroS
Pho aud party, will be able 10 disslpste much Of
| this ignorance. They ART representative ineu, In
whom English capitalists have confidence, and the
inf rmston they have acquired here alll, doubt
less, induce the investment Of a large smount OF
money in this country. Let il come. We hurn. sh
an asylum for tie people OF She whole world, snd
hay, an ample feld Of nyes.Iueu, for 81 tie sur
plus cssh.
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John Mitchell,

Ths spirit OF penitence and conlrton m.nifes,e1
by JouS MITonFI, during his confinement, va.
doubtless the cause which led President IonSsox
to srant the petition for his release. Mr.. Ntrcur,
freely acknowledged that The had Ibusci n cool
Government and that the punishment he received
-" fully deserved" A. the Government, has
Manifested no disposition to put him on trisl for
the crime Of treason, and 81 his incarceration IN
Fortress Monroe has taught him valuable and
lssting lsssoi- the President doubt concluded 10
give him another triAl--.o put him again on his
good behavior. The mistake which Mr.. MIIcHEI
MADE was in supposins thst ahsr villifyng the
NORTH and for four years abusing his oountrymcn
Tor manfuly upholding the Union, he could coolly
transfer the FIELD OF bis lsbors from Richmond to
New York, and continue 10 chant the same song
H' was not arressed because he became traitor to
o.. country which opened it's arms 20 him and
i've him en- ssTluru from British oppression no,
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plus cash.

GoyuNoa FENroN aas issIei proclamation
sppounng Thursday, the 7th pro1imo, as day Of
thanksgiving IN tbs state The day selected il
the same which the President bss announced for
the occasion Of tie National thanksgiving, and wa.
doubtless intended to conform To II. /. would be
well f all tho other States would arrange the time
FOR their several annual thanksgyngs in the same
manner in order that a, the States in the Union
might with one accord, give thanss iog Tie bdgh.
day Of peace and happiness which has succeeds 1
'hs long night ofc.yil war and is attendant SUI.
iernS In this state, at least, the day will doubt
less be observed With greater unsumi,y than
nsnA IN consequence Of the event beiuc both State
and National IN It's character. Our people fully
appreciate the blessing, which we now cp,oy a,
Nation and will gladly devote one DAY 10 thanks
Eiving for them.
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JeG. Duvis,s Trial.
A dispatch from Washington says /:

IT is now pontiv.ly known here that the Trial
OF Jefferson Davis has been decided upon, and tho
susngeInens have been nearly completed. The
trial will be for the crime Of treason, and will take
place either in this city or Richmond, and before
the United staies Supreme Court. The counsel for
General, and the fnends Of Mr.. Davis have selected
and retained counsel for him Now that the Wirz
RI. s concluded, IL IL supposed that that Of Davis
will Immediately follow"
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW
= York Journeymen Ship Joiners Society are rt-
guested to meet A. their room ~ Ave. C. on Friday,
november hat2 O'clock, to paw the last tribute OF
IissPeet 10 JOHN Cornish. deceased. BY order y.
bhITs' PTest.; j. fEREANCE, sec. 1873
pLUMBERS-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
-, The Joirneymen Plumbers Protective society
VII be held at 1sl Bowery, on Thurday evening,
NOV. VI funotual attendance 10 requested. A. busi q
ness OF Importance TO the trade will be transact ed
1HhO. flREbDCK. President 263
NIIED COOPERS No. /, OF WILLIAMS
burgh. viii hold special meeting this Thursdav.
~ = y ~, ~ 80 Grand a. full attendance II
requested. PETER BRiNR. Prest. 10
United COOPERS, No. 3. WILL HOLD
SPECIAL M. citing this Thursday evening ut
Montngue Hall Court It, BROOKLYN, ~ : o'cioct
fAih' hbLLEf, Pres GEORGE BRADLEY,
EtcY.
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The Mexican News

1nE Mexican news which we publish this morn.
Ing. announcing disastrous deiest u the JCArrz
forces ~ hathmorsA. must be received with tho
usual grains Of Allowances A cor Ing ~ die re
port, the Liberals attempted ~ lake the town 10y
Storm and after some succcsssi the opening ofths
engagement, they were defeated With loss u over
FIVE hundred men, the remnant u their army
beng pursued and driven by ssllie from tho In
toi slisis There In considerable a'r ~ probability
ia the gcn.r, facts " this statement bu, We DO
not believe that the Libsrsl loss : anywher. near
the numlcr stated. for a is doubtful II shell Whole
force sNcesdsi tie reported SIS. The
Libsr, force ia tie ueighborhood " Mats
mor.- according g. number 81 previous
reports vas composed almost entirely 81
guerrilla bands under CoErtsAs and other par
t.tn lenders; while The Impcriilis.f, under NEIL,
wsrr vel fortified Va the twn and ALE TO hold Il
.sains, heavy odds. The probability is that mi,
force Of Liberal, has been badly defeated and dis
psrsol and If 40, il will shout complete ne In &.
poral conquest Of MoNico, for shore no other
LIbers force shat pretenls TO show itself IN the
deld. II IL CALLING Tor America to see monarch
thus crush out . gallant struggle FOR liberty snd
rcpubrsnisni, but It csnuo, he denied tina: the
cause 81 JrAEsz has about reIchol bottom.
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Who !. Governor OF south Carolina I,

souTn CAROLINA teegrsms ,esm TO be abou, a.
rsli,bls a. Mexican news. A day or two after the
late election in that State We had the announce
ment that JANEsL. ORG had been elected Governor,
without any regular opposition, as WADE HANr-
ro, the opposing nominee, had declined to run.
Only two or three days more had elaps.i, when q
telegram came from Columbus. the State Capitol,
70 the etTec, that uASrTos had been elected by .
large majority. notwithstanding his declin,hou
In Yesterday sus, however, We published smother
contradictory diapAtch, also from Columbia to tie
effect that OE1 has been elected by . msiorliy Of
i've hundred. We are glad 80 hear this last report,
although II represents the contest being 40 close
,hai II will not lie SAFE 10 form definite conclusion
of the result until the Official return shall appear.
ouR ISIS good conservative man, OF Union preie-
loctons-whch 10 the hest d at can be said Of any
South Carolins statesman. HAMPTON IN genuine
representative 81 Palmetto radicalism, aud those
who voted for him did 40 solely to show .heir al
lection for the cause Of the late Confidence But
We dread 10 sec the next dispatch from Columbia.
Il Ia HASPIoss ,urn now
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EtEI.It!IOsS NOTICES.

A BIBLE CLASS FOR Young MEN viii
hcommence this evening at O'Clock, at the looms
Of the New York Young Mems hr-tisn Assoc ion,
lol Fifth ave and Q3l Rrosdwsv, Conducted by
Rev. Or. STUART DODGE. All young men IN
ylted. "a
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A LECTURE WILL BIZ DELIVERED

"A bv joins AUSTIN WILLS before the Father
Nahcv T. 4. u. society No. 3 of New York At their
,ial cor. !h'h = srd >h AZ. Th. Ihuisinv Evcnius
Nov. ~. Meas. Reilly. King LAWYER: also Mss-s
Mct,iun, kennofC and STUART will sing All r.cmhors
are hetebt nottel 10 attend ne thi. IL nof1in lion
nrht EDWARD vs.. ~ DllES, Tfos, PATNlCk
GILMORE. Vice. CHARLES \. CLARK, SC
NB.-Al metnhersafc re- lucs'ed 70 meet A. sue lih'
tomorrow, FRIDAY Evonire, ~ \ O'Clock - NO
coed 20 tho Fair nov lour Ied Tor ~ MichAeIr
Church. Each member will receive complimentary
IL ket Ice
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A TlENTlON LADIES-THE NEW YORK
Fur Manufacturing Co. - Chatham u, opro. 70
G o1ks White Marble Hotel setts. e. ard upwqlds,
tioos Mink Collar and Muf, - 80 French Mink
Iolar ana hut, $3.50. Mink sable. Fitch Maf.tr,
Sherihn squirrel, krmine and endless van .fv n
al other turs oqusy a. low. Altering and K, m In.
lnr to the latest STYLES Receipt fven 10 puIch Yer.
70 insure against moths. FILMING, Mannger is5
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
For mn urritated Throat, Cough or GO

For M Irritnted Throat, Cough or Cold,
Brown, Bronchial Troches" offered with the
fullest confidence In their efficacy. They have been
thoroughly tested, and maintain the good reputation
they have Justly acquired Az there limitations,
be sure TO obtain the genuine Ia
Pyle's u. Il. SoHp-The Cheapest soap
in use for the working classes. sold by cloccgs
eyeryVhere i26
Carpets! Carpets" Furniture. on Cloths,
&c, In great variety, at the largest and cheapest
Warerooms In the city, 26I to 81 W. 35th II, corner
9Th ave. Call and examine. al
Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine No. G.5 Broad
way NY. Si3
Howe sewing Machine Company No $40
Broadway, Y. Elias Howe, Jr, President. Arcnu
wanted 81
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WIN. ABBOTT, AICTR., OFFICE 10
w Chatham SJu r., se's on Thur-dsr. Il o'cfk
the en- ire furniture, b. 'diur fun hci.ctds paint,
lnfs tarpetsSc. contained IN Hoe Cos fl0usp No."
at Duane IT. splendid mahogany chair. suI ,9ir.
sted lamps Sc. i62
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pAWNBROKFR'S SALETHlS DAY-JAs.

THOMAS GAFFNtl, AUCT'R - SALES.
u room $50 Eighth svc, vii Icll this dny. M /,
HclocS' IN" stoCk and fixtures Of the grocery .nJ
hluor store, lli West sd II. SoGp tulch, ttas
candles, &c AZ
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. II. 40. OF BROOKLYN-A Regular
-. MONTHLY meeting Of this number will be held
A. huantc ial cor, Atlantic and CounAa .is. on
arrears will peae come prepared u settle up II ere
due. o. their names will be stricken of the m Of
men ership. ~ order NJ FRANCIS McGINNEss,
Pre-, III GIL WARD Sec 2bT
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IA puRLIc MEETING oh THE lOUNG

Ihhen's Father MathcS T. NJ. u. society No.
T. uf Ncw York, will be- held this evening ia then
ball cor 9ith ~ and Sth ave-. speaking hr VT. John
Mullen snd Mr.. Isngton. SINGING Nv Mise Rely
and Dufg, and Mr. Lindsey. Members are notified
10 attend Ne election tor oCers akr place ths even
in. GEu. Is REILLY, President, Z. l.. GODBG,
\ice-irest WM. BOYD. SEQ. iig
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NJ ". ]. fAlhfh MAI INV !. Il. u.
society will hold q public meeting 'his evening,
~ u all COS 2ld r. and 20 ave, At O'Clock. food
.peaking by Mr.. McElfog Of Canada, Nj. John Nc.
trath, and others. Coed SINGING by Messrs. King,
Carroll, &. \. Clark Of No. 3, aud Otherr. \ good
time 10 expected. JAMES DELANY Pres'. j.
CARR Rec. Sec. I2l
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VETERAN CORPS, WAR OF 1s12-A
regular meeting will be held At tho Mercer House
on Friday evening, Nov. Sd, al - O'Clock, to hear
news from Abroad and 70 prepare 10 CARRY ont the
measure. Let all attend AIT those who c0nnot IN
meet daily at the office, CIV Hail Place a. ~ o'cs
\. NJ. and o'clock 4. ". N. RAY MOND. Brig
Adit 21p
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THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. h. 81

u ciety, No I, Of BROOKLYN, will hold special
lnrttinr mis- evcning, At ~ O'clock w tucir Tenn
turn, on ticket, issued hy tie society Tor The M
Al members having returns to make are requested
10 attend. by order Of the Ball Committee.
Rec
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I'VE FATHER MATHEW T, A. b. so

Il ciety No ., Of BROOKLYN, T. D., viii hold a Tenn
pcranco meeting at : O'Clock this evening" at Ten
pcrhnce Hal, cor urand and ith sis. -pcak.ts-
Ne.rr. Campbell and sherlock Sirrcu- deBsrs. Z.
Nolan, W. I. smith, and others TIiOS. NJ Lloyd.
Pre-. TllOS. REllLEN, sec. If3
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\ Ew YORK <, C, roc, ,l,St AcApEMY.-
NOTICF-ALL PERSONS TO WHOM TIE

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MOI ICE TO LNlGEAHTS-TNEGEORGIA
L1ud and Lnirr tou CoWpIuy, through tLrI
u' lut itthiN, have ulac monte with ne
nfh's OF The lEc Of stcaiH.Lip- running to .,arnn-
man, Nmeh reduces be price o. psss4ge Tor cmis ant,
lpfli fmicfNrH Tor the safe OF Geol.ia will rpplv
Tor pa,sa TO the Purser. Of the respective Fhin. a
ihoso llner' at Piers IL, 20 aud 10 North River aI5
DAWNBROKLRS' TICKETS BOI' GIT. OF
1 diamonds, Watches icvolry, silvorware musc,i
inauuh'n', dry good, like, clio hing, &c.. 10
EoFe'N' near Grand II. mp stligs -
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID Foo
q old nov -pNrerp, pamphlet. tolE, and va-c "a
.tro every description. SGOCKWELL K FNEF
r'N, 70 Ann 4 door upstoi Safsln ~.
To 1WlNE MANUFACTURERS.-B
LARGE LOr o. HEMP
sh'lv Damaged
On tue raue~",
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ris.,o,ai News, Markets. &s.

Since Jan. l't..... tl,a1iG,45G S1.gIhi,G
Tho September exports from Ne- Yorf TO foreign
tr0tts compare A. foIlovs.
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The Plight of Davis.
grom The Raleigh Prosre.,. April 30.

ZION Inc hdelsh iIcsfrss, Ap'l' u
We learn that Jefferson Davis, under strong
escort and accompanied by long tram bearing away
immense Of gold nlcAed from the people and other
punder, has crossed the Yadkn River Salisbury.
and is making his way to Texas where he expects TO
reeSsbsh ms G0rernment Before leaving the rear OF
JOhuston's army he harangued portion OF the troops
and asked them 70 follow him the Mississippi.
where be promised them to again rear the standard oil
keOelOn and II is sad srOng mounted force accom-
paled him. the train being over two mics long AFTER
all that has happened recently we doubt his ability 10
reach the country beyond the Mississippi
IL is evident that there 10 no peace Tor anv part
OF this country for any State, but IA prompt return
10 the protection OF the Union Government and ready
cheerful obedience TO tie laws and # Jefferson DAVIS,
and desperate characters who have cast their lots
with him should again attempt 70 dey the National au-
thority. here elsewhere, we trust that short WORE
will be made of them. We had hoped that peace would
soften the hearts of rulers and people that the past
would be sealed book, and that pun
ishments. even Of leaders, If inflicted at all,
would be very Mid; but Jefferson Da-
Wis and the leaders who helped bin break
up the Government and defy the National authority are
mainly responsible before men and high heaven Tor TIE
slaughter suerings and horrors that have accompa'
MED this and the patriotic, loyal masses Will no
longer tolerate their Infamous treason. DAVIS w no
doubt betray and deceive this small band OF misguided
followers he has betrayed and deceived The great BODY
Of the people Of the Southern States and when they
sha have given him safe conduct across the hisss-
sipp he will step into Mexico and desert them as he
has but recently deserted the people east of the Mis-
sssppi lie is running jOr bis life and should he and
Benjamin the jew bis Irime minister once clear the
country, we shall never them or their ike again
There are large bodies OF Union troops IN Georgia
Alabara Mississippi, end Tennessee, with small forces
In Arkansas and Missouri; and il The Rebel leader shall
dare attempt to open shop In Texas he and all his
rympathizers will be swept away like broom sedge be
fore the deyouring flame.
Farewell, Davis You played the bold and sue
cessu tyrant the deuded people Of the South for
four long yeers but II you win take your leading asso
GATES infamy with yOa IA youg flight, we shall be
disposed to forgive much.
You AID your eonederaies IN treason against GOV.
eTAUent YOU had sworn 10 support, will wear the mark
OF Gaia wherever you may 20, and ~ future times,
when mothers shall recount yOnr deeds OF cruelty, OPP
preston and wrong their children shall shudder and
shrink back aghast at the hOrrid picture farewen,
tbOu despoer OF Of the iarct lands that ever
the shoDe upon Go, and II yo1 can make peace
wTOEg you have done usl