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Z 4LE HlBCLAl OOlHHllbAHt Vi h1LAElAIt AhNb
ssnt out a speech p%urporting 10 have been
delivered by Lord Ufington. Now, every
one who was present ssw the painful and
excessively ludicl Gus situstion Of the noble
candidate. he was utterly unable TO say
two sentences, and the following is q cor
rect report of his speech, taken by q short
hand writer:
Lord Ellington next rose, ard was re-
ceived with loud cheers. He said: Gen
tlemen, 1 sm in favor Of the government
that hsve governed the country Tor the last
siI years, ssd 1 SIN Of opinion-I am Of
Opinion-sbould be- upheld. Here he
stopped, sud locked steadily into MS hsb
snd, If being observed be vas e~ndesvorine
to read something, q voice cried out, You
have got moro in your hat than you have
in your head, ~guv'nor."1 The Conserve
tiVes hsye been opposed for six yesrs1to
everything which has been for the public
good. The foreign policy IA voice,
(" Fetch 1t out Of your hat followed by
roErs of laughter Here it is The ncble
candidate, tskIng 3 piece of psper out If
his Lat, bald IT, winch was followed bV
rOsrs Of laughter 1t is all very fine; if
you think It's an essy thing, you just come
up and try. IRoars of lsughter at
al evenls they maintzined peace;
but if they had had it their own way this
inestimable blessing would have been sscri-
iced, and-snd-(a voice, HOh, do help The
poor young man, pray p rosrs f laugh
ter)-st all events they msintsined peace.
As 10 America, they evidently wanted 10
light with the Southern Ststes. "a voice
" Who's your father 29 Who's yours?
Loud lsughtsr) On these grounds, gen
tlemen, 1 shall support the present Parlis-
ment. (Rosrs of lsughter.) l hope you
will do the ssms. (Renewed laughter }
Lord Ellington had, during these remArks,
been prompted by the Hon. E. Bouverie
ard MIR Barrast; and his own patty put
their hands up TO tier faces and seemtd
uncomfortable. After come minutes had
passed he said al don't csrs QaUgbter)
| don't want 70 EpeekD Shouts oi laugh
Governor !" HSand him 10 school, Barrett :"
Let US have q fellow thst's got some little
brains ~ Ifyou had had three coDserva-
tive members where would have been toe
. treaty with France P Cloud laaghter)-one
Of the best things out-sver so long, iorthe
last l should say, hundred years this SEN
teDee was brought out in such 3 hebitsting
msnner-R word at 6 time-thst it pro-
duced rosTs OF lsughterl which not only
preserved peEce with the two nations, but
developed-developed (the noble csndi-
date here turned round TO those behind
him and inquired, "Whst is i'll" which
inquiry produced r0aFs of laughter Well,
gentlemen, I'm not a speaker, but l intend
to vote straight. (CheeTs aud laughter
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DAILY LEADER.
PersonnI. In N Head

EcEsuHhAs 81 ny 1SN0H
Fitting to-nisbt in my CHAMBER, t.I--r
4 bachelor { isid ard lonely,
Ills tn end Ofmy pife EIen-
Thst, AM that 0olg.
Beverss rise with tas smoks-wrsaihs;
Memoir 3 feud5r SUR. uud mei
Grs thEt sIe Harfisd o. buried
Gather ATluno ms.
echooI girls II p~aotslets 7 mpiag;
6irls that have grs wn 70 be m'ssesj
Gi Is that like 20 be kissed, sDs ~
Lac 70 give kisses.
Ri srs-weli I remember fhsmt
Tho e IN The corushWere d ct ST.
Sweet gre thoss 'cn tie sly" il the
Dark we've tbs EVe=tess.
Anna has 2 ne on q mission
on 20 ths rouih s = timers;
Eel ls q Wiiav, keeps beard r. aN
Cooks her eva einaers
Cha loits and Susan AID HAITI, -e
MfrB, Jane, ucy. and Maggie; ,-
-Four are D. arried AID piumf-two
MAieea ana scraggy.
Carrie Is deadi Bloom sEsFtly.
re. miguonetiee, over her restl
Her I low desr y and tru5, 4oi
Last and the beat.
Thes I SIT smoking and fhinkitg,
A bachsior frisiJ Abd lonely,
kisI the e1d Of my pi e-stem-
Tn a. aod that only.
.Ne0 York Citizen
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(Cheers, and cries of 'bravo,O Well,
gentleman, I lie desa in OIford-(laughter
and cries OF shame } but in some manner
or other, I believe that in South Lancaster
1 sm marching ON
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OBARTFRMAkTER GENERAL's OFFICE,
5WEsnsaros, D.. O., July "A, Is65
Will be sold 81 pablo eucli9n, 20 the highest
/ bidder, 81 the lin and places named below, VIZ:
NE| YORK,
NeH York Gity. Tu sisy and Friday Of esch
1 wesks 2OOip oTses ekchdsY.
sNew Yors Oity, Wednesday of saeh seek, 100
Si@iSs Tue d y, buzu.t- 900 Nor e..
iBsmfta. Toesddy, August IS, 500 Mules.
Albany, Fli5aT, August 70. 20 6Ules
B1fs.o, Wednesday, usu.t5 ~. 80 Mules,
PENNSYLVANIA,
PEnadelpbiA, Thdrsdsy 81 zach week, zoo Horses
iPtsl Eielphia, Wednesday, and Saturday Cf each
fit sburgh, lbutsdsy o. each week, 100 Males
esch day. L]-
PottsvFls, Tuesday, Ausust !. 200 mulsa.
Msniatons kr.dAy. AGg - 4 29 Mu les.
York, FGidaya august A. 30 HoTses
Neville, y ednesdsy Aogus, ., Nv aorses-
RsWAiiles p huistey, August 10 1 Mules.
r aaing, Friday, AaE.sElN 30 horsts
-shippeDsbGrgh, Wednesday, August 10 100
Hc-s.s
.ShiPpsu ,burs6, Thursday, Augzst u, leo Males.
Williams orE, Friday, ApgusEl IL. 2U HcFsss.
1ndisna, Monday Adgust8li 10 hors s
ChsmbeIstU,g, We'd esday, august q, 100
thsmbersburz, Thursday, Angus, "a, 100 Mules
Milton Friday, 20, 2OJ Horse.
Carl sic, Wedaesdsy. August 80, 10 He1ses
OatiiAeS Thursday aggqst 81 100 Mules.
ColumbianA, Tuesday, August l, l00 Horses.
asslem, Wetnssiay, Auguit 2, 100 Hqr-es.
Alliance. THURSDAY, Aug st 3, go Horses.
UAuton, Sat7rdav. August 8, 200 Hcrses.
Gievelsad, TussdAy, august 8, 100 nules.
MEss'Ilon, Tuesday, Au4ust Is, 20I aOIses.
.Crssuines Thunstays AueGst IL. so dukes
Cleveland, Monday, August i, 2 0 H0rses
INDIANA.
Fort Wsyns, Thorsdag, August "a, 1850 Mules
70. DEGAWABF. .
Wilgi1gton, Tuesday of each week, 200 Horses
eac ! cay.
vii %pinston. Friday of esch week, 200 Males
esoh dsy.
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sIOOK OF

Jffo N- .A ~ leko -.
Jeff DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about p aged out,
Great thsngss have te,n wrought,
Our gAilsn boys are coming home;
iJea Davis has been cKught.
-Euzzai huzzal nov hsus yonr ba1nsrs cut,
Buzzsl huzzli let all the people shout
he way tbs rsbe, chief was caught
Is lAughable inde- d.
He tried to Tuu 10 p5tticoats,
But he do not sacce-d
BuZzAl buzzal hang all your banners out,
Jeh Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout 81.
Our boys did think Il very strange,
a woman shoold retre.t
With a great DO We knife in hand,
Until they saw his ieet
HgEzal huzzAi our b rs have got good sensei
.'TwiIt gaitsr shoes ana stogy booA they know
the difference.
Oh, c~rlnoiue. we think y u hEa'
For you Eould rot c mccall .L
Tee hging re 81 President,
Wren h did show his b ell
Huzzs I huzzsI there s nothing half so nns
10 sb ~ = foot and ankle Oa, Xix we'll raised
crinoline.
Yorr days are numbered now, old Jeh,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . bitter eud In view,
Than ths q d Of = stout rope.
HGzZs! huzza JEFF Dsgis has no shoe;
In settling up all his aoc5unts, Just keep hi
orime- in view.
Ths boys who caught JEFF : avis,
We'u welSome Ore and all,
And treat them to a fine new suit
AtISAACS UlON
ILu41aI HUl IA u " tns starry Da7ner outi
Our "a lanE Buys are coming home. LET all the
peOpis shout.
The Target and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in tbs Wes, At the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac a. Isaaes's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers C LIBERATED Sew.
ing Machines Sforr's Automaton Freeman, and
Strong's Ps.ent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
- Lock out Tor tue Gisnts mJ25
lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
y exhibition, a large STOCK OF
FANCY CASSIN tREs,
BLACK DOE3KISS.
BLACK DALIAH& BROWN BROAD OLOTH.
BLACK AMI FANCY SATIHETTS,
EGEREr MILLS DOUBiE
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Merchant TailOrs, rOunty Merchants and Wbo'e-
ssls buy ers generally, viii fad it TO their sdysn-
tase to examine my stock before purchasing else
where. 8. MANN,
jyIs lss Superior st. OPP Bank st
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Gladstone in the Same boat with John
Brown.

At s speeehin Liverpool on the 18th uli-
the Chan ellor of the Excheqaer said; 81
don't know whether any amopg you have
happened to sec q remarkable sing that
has been used in the late deadly struggle
in Americs-now happily closed and
which relstes to the rebellion-of ore
whose nsme will long be remembered in
that country. 1 mean Captsin John
Brown. But the song rms thus, and it
was used to animate inc armies:
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A Model EPeseh, Delivered by n Rea
British Lord and Member of ParIia-
ment. g
The following magnificent specimen ola
British electioneering speech We commend
to our Senators, members of Congress,
members of the Legislature, chsirmsn of
our various conventions, ali future candi-
dates for Congress. &c, as a model to be
adopted. There can be no doubt but thst
this speech has the true and correct style,
for be it remembered, it was delivered by
an Engliah nobleman ~, one who boasts
that his blood is of 8 more pure quality,
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A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
IA hallway.
spring and Summer arrangements.

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"DAT ExPEzss, lesNes Cleveland iSundaFs except
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and New Tork at no ?. n.
rH1GHT AKFRkss,H leaves Cleveland Essurdays
sEpeptsd,1 a s:46 2 r., sleeping Cars sttssked,)
arrives &c AssGyiliS a. loo A ~, Salamanca ~
500 A. n, and Sew YORK az 10:seF P. H..
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of clsy than the rest Of mankind. This
speech lie about equal to that delivered By
Lord Russelrs hopeful son, somewhere in
one Of the numerous shires of the land Of.
beer, roast beef political bribery and cleo
tionriots:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-03

LETTER FROM ALBERT PIKR.-The rebel
General Albert Pike has written a letter to the
New York Express in which he denies the
statements made concerning the Indians nnder
his command. He says: 81 always, opposed
taking the Indians out OF their own country
refused to take them into Missouri. forbade
their making raids into either State, and pro-
hibited irregular bands of partizans from taking
refuge in the Cherokee country. and issuing out
of it to ravage the neighboring States Com
PEELED to obey the positive order of Gen. Van
Dorm. in February, 1862, to join him with all
my force, took into Arkansas only those who
offered to go-parts Of two Cherokee regi.
ments-in all, about 700 men. At Pea Ridge we
charged and took battery. with the help Of
some Texan companies, and our Indians here
killed, in fair fight, some forty men. They only
fought at that point" He states that bnt one
man was scalped, and that he (Pike) imme.
dlately issued an order prohibiting the killing
Of wounded men, and scalping, as inhunaan
and barbarous, and sent Gen. Curtis, by nag OF
truce, q copy Of the order. He also denounces
as "an infamous lie' the charge that he ever
countenanced any atrocity, and asserts that he
always loudly condemned the guerrilla SYSTEM
and shooting at steamboats,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ABRoKEN.Do,VN 4 SYSTEM

There is disease to which the doctors give many
names but which few of them understand 1t is
simply seakness--a breaking down OF tho vital
forces. Whatever its causes, land they are innu-
meratle, y It's symptoms are in the main The same.
Among the noet prominent extreme lassitude,
loss of appetite, loss of flesh, and great mental de-
preston Indigestion and Stomach Ca,ga are
also frequently concomitants OF this Distressing
state Of body and of mind. The common remark in
relation to persons in such condition is tht they
are coDsumptive. Now. what these unforiunates
really want.is rig0r. rital strength and as certainly
as dawn succeeds darkness they can rccapArate
their systems and regain perfect health by resort
ing to H0STETTER S SCELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS. 1t is as clear that ife-r.viving
Tonic is required in such cases, rs that the dying
fame of an empty lamp requires to be revived with
new supply of oil. Perfectly pure and nnscuous
containing nothing but the most genial vegetable
extracts, and combining the three grand eismcnts
of a stomachic. an Alternative and a genial noigoy
ant. H0STETTER'S BITTERS are suitable 10
all constitutions and are applicable to the dis
and disabilities of the foeblor sex as to those
of men. iy / -2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.
The Feeling of the Government Toward
Canada-t onfede alton SC he eme Approved
The Atlantic Cable Re ady to be Laid.


The Atlantic Cable eady to be Laid.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The steamer America,
from Southampton on the 2lst of June, has al
rived.
The Federal steamers Niagara and Sacra-
mento arrived 1T Queenstown the 10Th OF
June.
In the House of Lords. Lord Brougham
called attention 10 the Cuban slave trade, and
urged the necessity of increased eXertionS on
the part OF the Government to suppress the
traffic.
Earl Russell said the French and English Of
hcers were now zealously assisted by Ameri-
can officers N Its suppression.
In The House of Commons, Mr. Griffith's mo-
tion that the Secretary of War sit in the House
of Commons. was negative.
Papers Were placed on the table relating to
Canada, and giving the result of the negotia-
tions between the Government and the Cana
dian delegates. The Government approve of
the Confederation scheme, and will give any
assistance, and will recommend guarantee of
a loan for carrying out by Canada of the forti-
hcations recommended, and will provide the
necessary armament.
The Government Will try to procure the re-
ncwal OF the reciprocity treaty, and recommend
the guarantying n loan to pay the Hudson
Bay Company Indemnity for the new territory
which is to De made over Canada. The Gov
ernment desires to assist Canada as far as nos.
sible.
The Times says all the preparations con =.
nected with the final departure of the Atlantic
cable are completed. The Great Eastern. it is
expected, will sail from Valentia on the 10th of
July, and telegraphic communications with
America will be completed on the both.
Consols 90Ha90k.
Cotton is excited, and advancing. Flonr
nominal, meat 1at; beef nominal; pork dull;
coffe stead.
United States 5-2u's 71a71H.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Henry A. Wise Gone to Richm ond

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-The United
States steamer Fort Morgan arrived here this
morning from Mobile She brings no news
The quarantine recently established at
Hampton Roads has been discontinued by an
order from the Secretary of the Navy.
Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise left Norfolk
yesterday for Richmond.
Brevet Brigadier General o. L. Mann has
been assigned to duty in this sub-district by
orders from the President.
The steamer Karnak was picked up off the
capes in q disabled condition. and tOWed into
Hampton Roads by the steamer Creole, from
New York.
The Sanitary Commission, long since estab.
lished in this place, have closed their rooms
there being no further need of the aid they have
heretofore extended to the sick and wounded
soldiers in the hospitals.