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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

The CASE OF THE PIRATE FLORIDA
The committee appointed by the New
York Chamber of Commerce to report on
the communication from the merchants
Of Bahia, relative to the seizure Of the
pirate Florida, which requested the mer-
chants Of New York to suspend giving
any reward to the captors Of the Flori-
ia, made report on Thursday. They
state that most of the signers of the
communication are allied to British in
terests, and recommend that the thanks
Of the Chamber of Commerce be tender
ed to Capt. Collins, of the gunboat Wa
chusett, for his courage and conduct In
generously suojecting himself to TIE
risk of censure and loss of commission
ia order to rid the seas of seourge to
American commerce -. ...s -...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

ExTRADIT1oN. - Our neighbors will
soon begin, if they have not already
done so, to question the use of the ex-
tradition treaty at least, so far as Can
ada, the only place of much Importance
to them, is concerned. On their side
they give up without difficulty ev-
cry fugitive criminal claimed but here,
on one pretext or another, nearly all are
discharged. This is double wrong, a
wrong to our neighbors and wrong to
ourselves, and we are just thereby filing
up the cupof bad neighborhood, which
we shall one day probably have to drain
10 the dregs.-H0Htrea U7tRess.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

9g Some of the more conservative
administration senator's voted on Thurs
day with the democrats, to virtually kill,
by reference to the judiciary committee,
Senator Wilson s bill for emaneipating
the wives and children of colored SOL
diers. Reference was refused by q vote
Of fifteen to seventeen, and the passage
Of the bill may be regarded as certain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

pIscIFLINE.-The Lieutenant General
Oh the United States Army was walking
on the dock at City Point day or two
ago, apparently absorbed in thought,
ana with the inevitable cigar in his
mouth, when negro guard touched his
arm, saying, mo smoking on the dock.
sir" 'Are these your orders - asked
the General, looking up. ayes sir. re-
piled the negro, courteously, but deci-
dedly. very good orders ~ said Grant
taroWing bis cigar into The water.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

ARMY HoRsEs.-An order from Quar-
termester General Meigs directs the sus-
pension Of purchases of army horses at
Brattleboro, enough animals being oa
hand for the present. - re
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
Local and State Items.

THE WEATHER AND THB RAILRoAUs.-
Friday night and Saturday morning
snow fell to the depth OF a foot or more
in the village. In the woods where 1t
melted less, the new snow would prOba-
bly, measure eighteen inches. 1t grew
colder throughout Saturday and a strong
wind made it the most uncomfortable
day Of the Winter. The wind blew It.
self out Saturday night and yesterday
was clear, calm day, with the mercury
at about twelvs degrees below zero in
the morning, and the temperature mod
Grating considerably as the day advane-
ed. ..
The snow dsranged the running of
trains on the railroads, Saturday, rem
dering timetables of little account. An
engine ran off the track OF the Rutland
and Washington road near Salem, in the
forenoon, and no trains reached Rut-
land over that road on Saturday. TIE
train due. Saturday evening arrived
Sunday morning. at about o'clock.
The trains on the Rutland and Burling-
ton and we believe the afternoon train
from Troy over the Western Vermont
road, arrived only from one to two
hours late. The night express on the
Rutland and Burlington arrived from
the east about two o'clock A. NJ. Sunday
and proceeded north after day-break
Sunday forenoon. F..
The SHOW is hard, and win, with IA
vorable weather, furnish us unusually
good sleighing forsome time to come.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
Dem msj o47,2s9 U. mai. 4l2,l92

~ It is reported in Savannah that
Gov. Brown, just before the movement
OF Hood IN Shernans rear, near Allan
IA, had written message to the people
calling convention to propose terms Of
peace, Independent Of the other States,
but Hood ; movements discouraged him
for the time He was afraid Of JEFF Da-
Wis That difficulty is removed now.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

0UR PAPRR.-siome of our cotempora-
ries have made our rece mt change from
our old to our new bull ding the occa-
sion for some kind rem arks, for which
We thank them. If IL e gentlemanly
editors win call at our nt w sanctum"
we will endeavor to treat them -as we
ought to under sue h circul distances. The
complimentary not ice of oar paper by
the Springfield Rep ublican we have al
ready copied.
The Burlington II mes OF Tuesday last
says
"Our friends Of the Rutland Haxald
yesterday finished IN loving! Their new
quarters are by far kae finest establish
ment of the sort in the State, and we
congratulate the pl oprietors of the
Herald, Messrs. Tuttlt & Gay, upon the
combined elegance an, comfort of their
new building
The Middlebury Req lister of last week
says: rs .aa8
1.-THE Rutland Heral d has attained the
age OF three score ye irs and ten. But
years notwithstandin, :, it is the Gayest
paper in the State, and though the mod
est editor only. hints Il lat it is the best.
we know good many who do not hesi
tale to say Il. The ] Herald has moved
down town into lew and spacious
building, erected by the proprietors.
Success to the Heral and may it con-
tinue to grew older and better so long
as newspapers are milde."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

EMANCIPATION IN DELAwARE.-G
Cannon, in his annual message 10 the
Legislature of Delaware again takes
strong ground in favor of emancipation
in that State. as he did in his inauga-
raj address.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

The seven rebel pirates who were
arrested on board the steamer Salvador,
Off Panama, in November last by our
naval forces in the Pacific, and permis-
siOu to transport whom across the
Isthmus was refused by the Granadian
authorities, arrived at San Francisco q
few days ago, where they will be tried.
They are now confined in Fort Alcatraz.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

Ia 1t is said that Sherman killed all
the dogs on his line of march, 4 west
ern editor wishes Sherman would march
through his neighborhood.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

NEkhoNT oohB4Bh ~ - Az b1rst4 DI-
vision Hospital, AM ilapolis, Maryland,
Nov. 25--Frank ii. VVhalen, Poultney, H
cav. scorbutus and ch. diars died Dec,
15 John Albertras, b 2, scorbutus,
Dec 4-John u. Wiley, Chester, G cav.
died Dec. 49,; Sergt. Leonidss Strong, C
4, Weathersheld, died Dec Is. Dec. IL
Corp. Edward NJ. Evoy Randolph, C
cav, ch. diar. and scorbutus, died Dec.
II Dec. 16--Eli Hannell Hi. ss
AT sRooND DIVISION HOSPITAL.
From Charleston Dec.4 17--BugIer
George M.GTaylor, f cav. Grafton. Dec.
19-Wm. Johnson, D 8, substitute.
Rollip Ds Mallory, ShaasI,ury, G cav.
died DeC.14, at Annapolis,
First Sergt. John w. Dickinson, Rat-
land, L llth, reports that "a men and
four commissioned officers of his COM.
pany were captured June 2S, ard re-
ports the following deaths among them
! at Florence; ...- ar. .r.s
Sergt Harrison r. 2oWers, Troy Nov.
q George Turner, Coventry, sent to
Hospital and supposed dead. The fol-
lowing died at AndeTsenville Sardis
Birohard, Fayetteville, Aug. 20s Corp.
Horace B. Foster, Hardwick, Sept. r7th.
Clermon Leasot, Sept. 5. The 1ollowing
OF his compan.F were lerr ~ riorenaa :
well: corp. Wynan G. Macoraber, Paw.
let; VIM. E. Ssartudell, Troy; Lewis.
! Morrill, Barnet !; Andrew Bandry, Can
ada. .... .--..
+ The following are mentiaaed in Com.
missioner Hclbrooks last report, dated
Dec. 3lst, to Surgeon Gensral Thayer
Brother, Co l., 18th vt, died Dec 8;
Jackson Blsdgett, l, d.. died Dec, q;
Geo Allen, Il, do, died Dae s; W D Math-
er, l. 9th Vt, died Dec II; Abel peirce,
E, Sd VT died Dec 25; G P Blake, @,
4th vt, died Dec IA ), Gilbert Thomas,
G, 11thsVt died Dec 22.
Private Charles Bennett of Go L, lst,
Vt Cavalry, from Charleston, reports the
following Priv JOS ? Brainard, Co L,
died Sept II, Andersonville, diarrhea
and home sickness, priv Bliss, L, died
Aug 10, o.. diGkrhea sergt Bailey, HI,
cav, d. ~ I, DO, diarrhsa and scurvy;
priv E-z=arson Badger, D, cav, died Nov,
Florence, S c, chronic dlarrhea.
Private John Murray, NJ, 1sa cav, from
Burlington, reports the following deaths
in his company PRIV JOS Buchanan,
NJ, died Aug, Andersonyilla, scurvy, &c;
priv Joseph Martin, NJ, died July or
Aug, DO priv Seymour, NJ, died July,
do.
Ccrp'l Chas d Stafford Co H, Ilth vt,
from Pomfret, reports the following
deaths in his Co:--Prv SamI P Wood
ard, FL, Aug Is, Andersonville, general
debility priv Curtis c Russell, H, died
Sept 2, do, scurvy and fever; sergt Geo
Day, H, died Sept 5, do, chronic diarrhea;
priv Henry K Barrett, H, died Sept %,
Charleston, s &c, diarrhea; corpl VIM E
Willard, Fl, died Oct 2, do, chronic diar.
rhea; priv John Bruce, II, died Oct 8,
do priv Saml F Parker, II, died Oct
25, Florence, sc, of poison; priv Ly-
man Harvey, II, died Oct 27, do, chronic
diarrhea priv Charles Morey, FL, died
Dec 20, chronic diarrhea, on steamer L.
linois.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

FUsBRAL.-The funeral of AFRO A.
shippy, of Co. Z, I'd U. 8. Sharp.
shooters, will take place at the Church
in North Clarendon, next Sunday, at
twelve o'clock, noon. The services will
be conducted by Rev. Leland Howard
Of Rutland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

A CoMHgEDABLE PROBATION. - We
learn that it is the constant practice Of
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad to
send employees over the track in adj
vance Of every passenger train, whose
duty it is to inspecsthe road, see that the
rails are all in proper condition and the
track generally in good order. An, al
most certain preventive is thus secured
against accidents arising from broken
rails or other defects Of the track. In
these times Of much travel, too general
carelessness in railroad management
and frequent railroad accidents, we
think the above excellent practice Of the
Rutland and Burlington road worthy OF
special notice and commentator.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

a<s~ Gen. Danas raid on the Mo
bile and Ohio railroad was entirely
successful. twenty-five bridges were
burned, four thousand carbines, large
amount Of ammunition, and three hun
hundred army wagons were captured.
Many officers and men were taken pris-
oners, and thirty-two railroad cars were
destroyed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

Gen. Buffers official report of the
Wilmington failure has been received at
the war Office. 1t is long, and throws
the blame OF the failure ON Admiral
porteE. -. - -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

u The New York Observer says that
~; spurgeon has renounced the minis
Ielial atie Of I" Reverend that he
aaS - be addressed without suy Ii.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

-" The'Rlchmond Sentinel of re-
cent date says that the people Of Rich
mond--the great multitude who, by un-
remitting labor, cannot make one-half
the sum paid to government clerks
are starring. THIS is not a flourish, bit a
fired fact. The avarice of traders, huck-
sters and butchers has brought this
about ..#
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

PATRNT.-A patent has been issued to
VIM. Wheeler, of Poultney, for improved
stove.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

fous TsARs PoLETTCAL PRoGREss.-
1he !g1artsd division OF the vote for
president ,.fs"r making the latest cor
rections, NGnd IN the case Of 1890. en-
bracing the entire vote Of the Union, is
Is follows
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12
So Albans, Dec. 20, 1864

AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY. = The
receipts of this society, during the past
ysar were S3,561, and expenses S9,211.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-12

tie other than his own name, and gives
US the following illustrative anecdote;
Some years ago, when Joseph Yates was
Governor Of the State of New York, a
resolution was introduced into the Leg
islature to abolish the title of " His
Ereelle"ey" which was usually ,prefixed
to the Governors name. One day as the
Private Secretary Of the Governor en-
tered the Assembly Chamber, Mr.. Nc
Naughton, from Cambridge, Washing
ton county, rose and said, Speaker,
here's a boy at the door toiA letter from Joe
Yates
Nothing more was heard of the reso-
luton to abolish titles of honor.
, 1865-05-25

Inc 6ec0hd 0{ these cGfutunt Of Gcur.G tborg
tue d.s in god. The third co nmn shows Whit
Wt shsicc, and the last column shows how
much il NAx worth IN gold. When We were
aza sa .. p.d III
10 tat1lcre for delivery crd coltectlar, and white
psacs nno J. 2; q al SORTS ktul cost IL on the
Now, let ns scS whit the irc moaopoly is char.-
ing. llcrs tic ESQ to old lhey charged 40 cent,
pef Wes X. Eunelnts less. With gold Ut ll5 they
theu:d chEr:c s: eeat., AID no more. In 1sJ, ;hsy
put up 1ca to dtl ler wcck, during part pF the
tva.on tn lhc psesc@s thst 1t was tcarce. Last
SenI. st;e1 Jaly /. tnet charged Is cents bccaugs
s",a Was nt ~ pk:s Thu ysar, when 1ee is
t:ett prices to Mhtrt il on tue lasis OF gold
II ~ CIT, CT l.:awAscr marx,
NEat ztasoE+ tc:sc e- IL. text do they hllcse
44ve non- to give: hcnc-, they gouse ia t,Icnco,
= FAY he Ict'rtsd 1!E tners VITO don't stop to
DOW xece1s.LE4 what "a cq1tvatcct 10 g IS r,of
,tsr ~ esu, or = e:nia moru than hcflra the
var. but our rri'y IL eoac>aelra On thns head.
i: va. LI;ore The I'll. ia E"ll; sud il punlitles
t*.ce ns 1nacu Frailtng matter as It dtf whcs 1t
VAS aCo1det 1o- S. ~ pr year It noy costs
80 reF week 'os isrc setting, The year aet2sc
siyc ten n'rs s* nanT Epc~.al dispatches nov n4
" soTc the Wara a2c 1ncy arc tic no*t expensive
KIM VI news; ro7e than douse the commercial
MattA5; dpu'!c tue iuc7l reports, and dou j. the
general neTa. Ana PRESENT this matter or shcct
o1e.1:lh Int .ef Than /: VIE foraeEly. Tho render
e&ts f.r nusc ffT his mosey ID N he received
NheL he os;attd h: TEIrCHE It IS o. Der ycaf
L.. u. inquire whether "'adhans, Tlliurd s
Co. nre furnishing their customers with ice OF
be'fes qunl,'y ty 1wenty per cert thin IN former
pound: in:tc.a Of htsicn. ii thcy are doing s.,
W. full Irceiy rct7act ls our s1.lctures anu coz
cetc That thar nre t1catiIg their cn,ionkrs at
eI:1re.pE FOR the *,sla1ccd Tn1BCxE, with it.
i1cye2srd sE1ou1.t Ct ntwz t!,tc :!lceuca, on thu
.e1e tat.o OF scale ae for to;rty pounas OF nrst-
1a:c fee PCT tay. ut <'xty:iz cents rci week. But
Ice trim forty cents IL Que dnl-ar AID are giving
tut 1lt+cn pounds per day uf farmer qusilty, we
wtula respectfully udv'sa thcm to keep us quitt
- rctstbIe. re the less they say t.r uest.r for
1ar.1 IeDu aI:uU4,
, 1865-05-25
1NTE:!!.2sE:ETIEes FROM TIE
BsbAIVGA.
K.-i%ttuce md Operations of au Union
L.o::ur III Houtti ts.sIxrH Georgia,

!
Fer solnE eight ni ten moilAs past au Or
Cau "a t11. Lar tSca i'll xist cpce 10 3lthwe:1-
v.n Georein, etyl-d ''GMun Leeclle," >and
luv&. b. Tn heretofore compelled ~ |, I'D th+.lr
meetings stc'c1ly in order 10 Ade the mill
tir- Ill tE.t secliur. Some stx weeks g,
tne Of The meu,t.ers turned 1sa:tor, and ga,e
noicc Of con; clupla:e 1uct in. and SLc |,tace
rLsEc II "Es@to cjnvene, wheu a bady Of
t:'lne iGs'3 O. ttty cavalry aud i battalion OF
irea-try, started lor the place Of rendezvous
II csrtrre thI asscznt1age. The Lraru ), how
ty:r, lla .ln1 tic a.,l-oach.a watched, got F1e
:.t'..In Of tls I'D; mt OF the cavslry coming
f"sn u1' tir.m awaited viii doub'e barre;~
e. runs, ard VIII lear c1ou-2 poured d Toll
Icy :uto them ,-h:cA tmp.isd ne.riS cyery
isdilc- lIc ri :Ll: Was. The iu:.ttry, which
ras SOW il coming ur, f,uud t NECESSARY to
b. quick rn tac retrogladr. Tie Lsag1c
Et1HtH4st sonl3 seven cr Il ':.At huudTtd Ll.n.
vii a'l 80, a1d Il b:lon. 10 the equities @:
Pls;ce. t.otve, Clineh, Es ":n, Ware, Ci4l-
t'", Itliair I'd Moutcom:ry.
Nhv capture nf1he STEAMER Gov. Tronp WIS
made On the Oclaulget liver, soiae Is mites
n'Drc th c5L1lurncr If The Al;anala, br
ri ssre Mood. Williams, Mccall, and SONG
twenty c.hers, Gembcl6 .: this League, and
..t.t gu.lsl Ills, - 1heoE.t ely repsr,%d IN yes
:I;ds3' Ecp'1l!!taA. TIE cai, ere, wc !edra,
VS. EsuGc br tacln rs q prize for 1h- United
States Government, tud thr vrss 1 taken to
tlr u. $. guuboat Jcrnsbocls, lyHS IL Do5oJ
Eoctc, and there delivered u :ae hnlcer III
c1at.e Of TIE "unboat. Ensign field Was
trCt1ct. to .aEe Lrr to Hilton Hc ID to 1epc1t
10 Admiral DalligrcE, s1ltucs she Was
BROUGHT to Savannah, and ,s now at our
VII ,rycs. Sac ril1 be used OF tue river as
t1a.stort
tbs League is organized sor the parpac. Of
rro1s eng thc.r e.ctiou from the ncurs.ons
Of feue:i:lae. ard will b. Of grca: s..y.>c u he
people Of Southwestern Georgia
, 1865-05-25
GEN. <s3AxTA AND g'axE PONY.


From the chic:Go Home vi::sor]
Tir :itane Of GeoIg,to I'll, Olio, Thcrc
Gen Grant uud the wriler Of :!ia arsic!c spent
pa. u tier hcshood. the arrival Of a SHOW
ot aly XII d, was great event, ena III. enc
vii 4!:a 1.y story Is connected, was cir
coL'.ry, IN al! Etnd Of c nrcyaaces,. to seq
.ur ;;de' 'Ml ieats: 10Th. boys, the pany
:=ndta: no.k : aert he great otjscss Of Al.
tEacE.n. 1at boys and the moaS:!, as !!
enjsT,:rr Tceu!iaE 1arors, were p: :rm:,.... ~ ~
I.te l.c J"cny.
Tbs pony was well :ra:n;d 10 pcr;;,-n his
7ar'' W IT.. c:casiun Of Which speak, after
,4,t. ~-nts ant t.on"ty hal lA.Iurnl:d 10 thc
rreatd.ie,,t ~ =! :a- Spectators the manager
askct.' t.e,r Wis mi i; "oy sho would like
10 r.t!; It c ,'ory. I'll. word lad " s7ouc-
bser !".ksn, tlun "ut s.'ptrd Gooi aizcd
log !ism trG country. AID :o.,x his sea: upon
.hc rnv. IT, pen. understood vol the
IaFt /, he pcr'urtnrd .oF, apd as soon as lie
71es 1ra-d i'lta :hc ring, b.gau runuiog Ut
tint to, oi l'2 siccd. aud to Tear aid Kick IS
bi.1 IS he cold; then suddenly turning
1ruul,, the boy vent Suldca's iuto tie dn5
70 the,rcat amusement If JoD';r S Tn. TIE
PONY :emsdto cnjny the ts;rk as narh as
thc aIi'cncc.
TIE ,.:.r agar then said, ',ac.lars there is
ano.ht b ,, wno vii Ike to take rider
Finally ~: ,tcritd C.yFs.6 S. G:aa;. lie
EuE nlEA kme:ltr II f'Ie ItEn Inc bJy Who
had jus, a'e.n tLro"I. BY the f,ony. The man
ecer PIE. { ,oa". Gnu upoa the back OF
III" rof,. ;ye>cs look the rclDs int , his
birds, ri tucked his :.ecls c.us~ Ii, behind
.Le s.,s ildctbi.:d"s OF the r,c-- He sceme4
to co1nre!:. nd The !. tua:,on. The manager,
seeing 1la cou:Lc.1-e aud ssEfcilance,
t.:ou::.. ae .7cr:d give tae pony hiut OF
vhat L u4ust du. So he gave him q ena.t
csel vita tie win, and away Ii. weat a:
1Lr :olM his ere=d, n':w rearing so high as
10 he i. sls e.Sci oa his hint. fc t, then E.ck-
1Cg up ps 70 be perpendicular uDon LIS
1oic 4st; bn; tIy:Ers never lost for & ND
1ncn:, s ct.2ilotium. TIT: pony, finding be
gould Et uuhnsc hin this way. ran around
the r.r.nl the top Vi Lis ep.cd, and theu
Enda.'- Whtc1cd shout But the rider was
mot tain l.y surprise; l,c threw loth arms
tightly b5ut the utcs: Il. t.ac pony, aud stuck
TO lin Emilet :lc .rra: c4rcfitw Of thn
crowd. Tic Oily could uo mnse tl;ow lin,
from hslmcE, than 1t could ttc 1uookay.
III ''tatAt i out on that hne," Us musu IA
in tasel Richmond and Ni:ssbntE. What
ever rlrsee $. Grant undertook TO do, e
did.
Now TVS, ;fyou will never give up IN en-.
se.pE3zt pu unie-iJE,, and II You will md
in some appl;cs t. the p 1or Children At tac
Home Of alt Fiiend1ess, tic Financial se.re-
tary mlyse lEductd to give some more Of
his pcrborl lc:cIlcttiuns Of the boyaood Of
Lc1, Cat.
, 1865-05-25

The veteran regiments with Eherman are the
I'd, 9Th. 18th, 4a sd, 5aa, sta, si,b, 6sth, and
, 1865-05-25

NclrEas-Elcs FKEEpaES'e AID COMMISSION,
I'D AunrHe Street.
7"c cay Il Nat,onsl; Hu Gilsation, Fasting and
ffEetf y t1!nu1.
lee LNAclrArOH OF fur MllliOns OF Hlav-s
M, h,nEre:d i: lhc rcd hsnt OF the Shareholder.
W tle a4si-tlap congregations of the North
Ete NAeI;hcy u'ttt - mourn this costly tA-n-
1E,. ign' tt'eI the emancjpa:td for whom tbs
3Aa. - a., 1thia. !lscd. and whom hc would. upon
-. ~. =, h.sc clt tftuify dIed to deltn !
4As hA al.tatt u al rld, The tfuQpS Qrt
~ ~ ~ - e"al1 y 80 hundreds Of th0usan1s,
~ te!'s.s saeet.anf no long tensaIv stupc
lEa LIT FL EtHes ,us]y rern,najyt. tn fhrir
IccGs. It'hork of ve' crtter tr1twa,n,,a ~ - ~ Nm
army If pra1Icaily Ut q. 4uI, ~ LUZ
But the + pa1ttp .'eu. IL Tie p,,., .,.,....., ~
flse frecdhH. frl1nf., Tlt co!oret i,n..J ~
1c rttrtned IN the etrs.ee. 1l,.t- We i1e 19
ca.lL-eL hns! III humr.; have had m ne.s Fuo
in ION -suCf If inst1h'cs csnuoi cor
with the bu,tsrl End f4t.er.
1l4tfc Hre the,SAt.on's Wards. Fur 4,r, ~.
trtc year. t-c Eniipn hIs despoiltd tnens VnE VIZ
ritt j: !ae c'h4 dtsIkalins. dot. II owe uointn~
~ "cy q! restitution. Z"
ShII lol ths.ue4ni grateful eno7r.-at,nn,
r akc ::.C VII ut,E,rT TO- The National Freed.
zen. NCtfh -hsll, in Ge Divine 421-ht To veil
;i','as::s, :nti.tl; ntles:Fg frEc psnitcbcc ttue
t,r :1a.!;y w,sa our nnrt'ted En1nctpator, and
n.aEr1.t /. LAX .oarrlut Tor 1hc return Of ice
Il; iTnEs:e.. 10 be Enor1b.e 8s llstinC M &c
: t- 1tr nssty .eDerAttoasf ...
to11tc io!'t may H. forwarded 70 ffcr. ]. r. Ship
herd. y. y. tp1 27f7. Chiea1o. Ills. Drafts ehoud
l'c .aLGc Payable to bte oesler.
r. " PATTERSON, President
S4ccE Il. eMrAE n, Cor. pe r tt3rS.
, 1865-05-25

The Emperor has Issued The following pro.
clamathn, addressed to the Arabs:
France came to Algeria IN 1880 not TO de-
stfoy the arab nationality, but to GbeEate the
people fsom ages Of oppression. Nererthe-
lees, you bnye fought against Jour Aberatots.
honor your sentiment Of was1ike dignity,
but God las decided. Recognize the decrecs
Of Proyidence.l Like yourselves, our nnccs.
tors conragcorsly resisted, aud yet from their
dcfeat dates their rescnefatione Yoar pro-
ptet says: "God gives power TO whomsoey-
er be will" I come to exercise power In
your Interest. I have irreTocatty assured to
you the p1op11etorslip Of the land you occu-
~. have lonored your chiefs aud respect
your religion. wish to increase your we'll
being. Tell your mistaken brethren tlat
2,cU.0o AraGs cannot resist 40,0oo. go
Ffepchmen. i thank the great fa2joiity for
their fidelity. Great recollectioas and pow.
e1ful Interests already unile yon to the moth
cr rc@untry, and military contraterntty has
been tol1ned in the Crimca, Italy, China and
Mexico. Place coutldence, then, In yours sdes-
t1n:ef, almost united with those of .Fnnce,
and acknowledge, with the Koran, that
."wl Int Gcd dIfeet@is we'll directed"
The Emperor has visited the principal To-
calilies in the plain Of Salel, everywhere
meeting with IN enthusiastic reception,