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The sun., 1865-03-22
FEARS Of A WAR WITH AMERICA.
City and Miscellaneous News.
BRIGHTER RECRUITING PROSPECTS.
Kennedy to be Hung on Saturday
GENERAL SHERMAN
Ssnetisn with schoneId-t. oIdsbore
Occupied.

F1shinoton, harch 2l.-Ps.~nser, Who arrived
h-day irsm City FONT say News from General
sherman reached there on sunday, through two
roouis who left him last week. He hal occupied
Golisboro' without oppoutio. bAyIns connected 9Th
General schoaeld.
Cioldshoro' Is the principal Of Wayne county,
North Carolina, stuat oil the hcuse riyer - the
err ssing Of the Nilmin giop and Weldon Rail oai
Tie town is so m the Sorth CAiolina Railroad run
nins IN Raleieh, the c,piA Of the ttAe. GoldrtoO'
va fourishins place before the and since the
outbreak Of hosu ties har been t-1urly fortified by
the tchels and held ons Of their most In rortAut
points By occupying II sherman aSAin cuts railroad
connections, and approaches within forty eight miles
u Raleigh.l
Washington, M1rch al.-Ceneral sherman rote,
several days aso from Fayetteville to q friend tha,
he had received his supple, from Up the Capc Fear
River, and at the time OF -ntns ready 10
move again. and that he had followed, with slight
exception, the path laid out before no lef,
bavannah lie states that he had ordered the Are
nal at Fayetteville TO be blown mp, ~ he hardly
,housht the Government would need an Arsenal in
future in either OF the Cnroinns Johnston's entire
army was a, neal Godsboro. 1t ia believed tha,
be b@ not more than 4lV0O men.
The sun., 1865-03-22

A~c ubly

Buns PACED -Conceruiur the action Of public
records IN the city NJ New Nort. Relative to the
tiurks o' the Courts IN tn" CiD ut New York. 10
~ the salaries Of tic clctt. Of Justices Court ia
BROOKLYN. M the slUries Of ustCee of the IefCe
in tootvn. 10 amend the art relative 10 tho socl-
rtv ioi the reformation OF Juvenile Dtlinqueuu in
New York. Adjourned.
The sun., 1865-03-22

In Liverpool giving tie p,ssaec from the 18th eh.p-
ter Of Revelations teeinnine, Babylon the great Is
fallen A. appropriate TO tho fall Of Charcston.
Lord Cl.fence Pact h.. iniroinccd the navy esti-
inhes IN the Bri'ish Parliament. ~, entered into
lohg etp anation Of the various and sts.cd that
thfioNefe n0V thiftr iruu-p,atci shir- either com
pete or in such state Of orv arne.e. that they osd
IN lhe ev n Of All cmsftoncy, he got ready by the
end oi NE year. lie efericd W various clsstc. of
thil- which the Admiralty propoe.d to buid. and
'at the House would le pkcd TO sanction u.caups
ior securing increased dcck accommodation.
ne freN loci out" ia the iton-mAking dis tricts
OF Insland ha, b.sun. II wn conpuied that II The
measure wss parsevcrcd IN all over tie country in
hfcorisnce With the compact which the iron master,
Lad cntfed into with each other, event thoI-nUd
men would be ihfo-n out Of empl0vinc nj, and they
aud their famee deprived OF tho means Of subsist-
tnre.
rhc Mc-nous hsd Neeu holdinr ,cric, n u-si-
inrr 30 london At phich numerous -AiuiG ano cl-
DER froiu Utah, including Brigham Young jr- wore
ptts'1t
~ pari. No~r1rrr contains rcro.t Of 'hc Minis
tcr Of Public lnstucttnu Recommending Eratituous
and compulsory instruction.
Vi. de Aontholon has heen appointed Minister At
Washington, and NJ Dano, Minister 70 Mexico.
Commercial
TfrsrpooL Ndrch q.-CorroN. sales for the two
ta,a lUpN hAlcs OF phich sou hales Serc IN rpecu-
laforr and crpor'ets. Market frt.
r1.rE nv 1nABs-1hp Manchester market vas
quet Int steady. BIosstuds quiet and siH idy Pro-
vision. dull. Lard firm.
Ionfon March Q Consnls. for money NN's0NNA.
Illinois Central shares % s.s ,kfio shares - al
aJts. FNotuentiec- 5a', -hl.
The sun., 1865-03-22
Reports vim Newbern.


Seph>rrl n. C., March $50 4. H.-rArties = no
have arrived here from ten. shcrmAnr army, say
that We shall be able to join hand, With him to-mor-
row OF nelt day. one Of them says Sherman walk.
ever the ooure n ieArlesly and coucerned a
giant among pismie,; and the enemy are 30 demor.
sizsd and panic stricken that 1t is doubtful whether
they will make stand or not.
In . debats in tho North Carolina LsFislaturo, a
Rv weeks ,inee, one member stated that the eutre
effective force Of the Confederaey NUMBERED only
1900 men, which statement, on being que,,ioned,
~.s sut.tAnti,tsd by an official document from Rich.
nond
Steamers daily ascend the Seuse River TO Kinston,
With supplies for schoteld'sta sherman. armies
LArEA-Lieut Knor, chief signal officer, just from
the 'front.' Gays that reports brought in from
6odsboro, stating th,t the enemy had evacuated
that place and we're moving towards Virginia.
The Rebels Report sherman Repuised -
The Government Knows Better.
Warrington, March The NA1IoSAL REPuHII.
oAS contains an extract from tie Richmond sENti.
NAL of Monday stating that on the i1th four divi-
tons Of shermAn's army we're ropussd Fay yotte-
Vile with heavy loee.
The REPuBLioAs styp the Government has reli-hle
Information that this report OF repuse il, untrue,
sni that later has boen received here OF Sher-
mans movements, which show that lie Is triumph.
intly marching on.
Rebel Account OF the situation In North
Carolina.
Our Danyille and North Cnrslina exchanges, SAYS
the Richmond VINO, March Is, received yesterday,
thros rome l.rht gpon the Bituatious OF affair. In
Moth Carolina. We venture 10 copy some Of their
bta'emcnts, TO relieve the Eoli,uie ot deeply in
eIosted people, without, We believe, conveying
information 70 the enemy than their meet intelligent
readers have already in.eIed iIom previous deve.-
opments or may now be in plssession Of.
The Dnnyile REGIsTEg OF Tuesday, tAys that our
iorces have probably vithdrawa from kinston, and
MAJ he pro pdrtn0 10 sru1ude 80 dSbofO'. lGolds-
coIo' Wa all rht"ycsterdsy afternoon En-, " me.
The Raleigh srASDARp OF the same date Cl4thl,
Naye that Fayetteville NRH occuped several DAYS
rnee by the enemy in iorcc kinston T. now In poe
,esson Of the enemy, and Golds lOro ssriousl y
hrsatened. Our troops have COME ed the ground
With their utus' axe and eu u - Va. lous
1oinis. We believe the '0ices Of the eLemy vii be
Nei az come point youth OF kaleigh.
The sun., 1865-03-22
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Arrival of Dispatches

Baltimore, March 2n-The ste'mer Europa h~ ar
nved at Washington, bringing MAJOR II P. CONF on,
bearer Of dspn'che from MsJor-Geaorsl Sheridan.
he aso hronsht With him seventeen rebel battle hass,
,aPtured by sheridan during hi, raid, Of which
be cAptu ed himself from Gen. Es-ly's headquarters
General Sheridan w1 at White House, on the Pa
Eunkey River on Sunday, but vas commencing to
move towards tho jane, River where he hAs pTohs-
ty by this time reached th1 Army OF the Potorsc.
Washington, March 2l. -Pasengen who arrived
so-lsy FROM City Port say: "TicuerAl sheridan is
IMPLIED at White House With everything that he
may need for his future movements"
The sun., 1865-03-22
The Captured Flags Presented.

Warrington, March 2l MAJOR Compton and other
,Ncers and men Of Gen. Cu'ters division, embracing
I Of the sh, four Of The 22d, and three Of the Let
New York Cavalry, appeared at the War Department
,o-iAy, With ,eventeen rebel battle asr captured by
them At wsynesboro and Charlottesville In sheri.
saE, late victory over Early. Thse Iea eset SAW
The sun., 1865-03-22

Arrival or THH MONITOR DICTATOR
The I. g. steam battery Dictator. Commodore John
RodgeTs' arrived at this port yesterday from HamH-
Ton Roads, under convoy of the 4 3 runboat ILods
Contiausd an tho .aa paas.
The sun., 1865-03-22

The English Press On Sherman,
The sun., 1865-03-22

LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
The sun., 1865-03-22

~ Captured Flags sent 10
Washington.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
WARREN LELAND's ADVENTURES
Interesting Memoranda or Travel Through
the Gold and Silver Regions BY
Practical and Observing ssMe.
tropolltan" Traveller,


Warren Leland Esq, OF tho Metropolitan Hotel in ths
city, has just returned from tour Of four months
through the gold and silver regions OF the United stat
and have been obgingiy furnished by Mr land with
tho following memoranda OF his notes Of travel II will
be that Mr. Leland agrees In all essential particulars
with the comprehensive description given abovc OF the
wonderful riches already developed and still embosomcd
In our Territories, and also with respect TO tho nd
vancing army OF American progress which ho cncoun
tcred during his interesting travels
MEMORANDA or THE tour or MR.. WARREN LE-
LAND THROUGH TIE AURIFERoUs AND ARGEN-
TIfER0Us RBgI0Ns or TIM UNITED STATES
Three days travel by rail from the city Of New York
and found ourselves In tho city Of Atohison Mo- ON
che Missouri river Achlson Is fifteen hundred miles
distant from New York Taking scat in one Of tho
light but comfortable and substantial coaches Of the
United Ststes Overland mail 70 California started on
eur jourscv ever tho PAns Tho arss point OF moor.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

splendid soeoery and innite variety of productions IN
mines agriculture Forests with abundant streams seem
70 blend within these counties every variety Of attraction
demanded by the advancing column OF American pro-
gresa No Judgment amounting 70 permanent occupa-
ton has yet the rgor OF the SierA and found
q location within this area
Is AND Ia CosTEIIA C0SRJoe Embrace the
southwest corner OF the Territory having an area Of
eighteen thousand square mes They have received the
head OF Mexican column OF progress advancing from
the south, and have population OF twelve thousand
mostly Mexicans These counties include the superb
San Luis Park-referred to more particularly above
and the mountain chains OF the Sierra Nimbres moun
tsns OF 0siers, Wows and the Sierra La Plata or
Silver Mountain The Sierra Aimbres aye the eongation
OF those famous mines OF Sonora Chihuahua and Du-
rango, which have furnished the principal portion Of the
silver used by the world. They abound In gold but
particularly with silver argentferous This
contains orupted volcanic and the formations
which include all the precious stones and gems The
most remarkable hot springs exist here. The Pagosa
spring 10 among the most wonderful Of the sanitary
springs OF the world II Is those springs what Niagara
TO other noted cataracts II Is In this region that ID
reached In perfection the ETHEREAL and propitous atmos
phere which characterize the mountain region OF
tnent and to which the tide Of hardy and adventurous
emigration will flow the auring beauties and
substantial attractions Of the Park become known 70 the
world
AGGREGATE POPULATION OF COLORADO.
We append table giving recapitulaton OF the esti-
mated population Of Colorado obtained from personal In
vestgaton II may, of course, be imperfect in some
particulars but In the absence Of any ocal data the
subject we believe 1t TO be correct any estimate of
the kind extant.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
Police Intelligence.


CHARGE or STEALING A cERTiFicArE or DEPOsiTn.
william J. Moony, bartender n. 32s Pearl street,
arrested by onccr Obcr, OF the First precinct Charge
with having stolen certificate Of depose for 81 500 h
gold issued by the banking house Of Mcssrs. Eugene
Kelly Co. TO Mr.. James A. Thompson, OF ITO Chatham
street On Friday Mr. Thompson was In the public house
where the prisoner ociated rs barkecrer, and, aer
leaving missed his certificate subsequently the accuses
called ON Mr. Eugene Plunkett, 20 Wall street, who
connected with the banking house in question, and, pre-
senng the certificate Of deposc issued TO Mr Thompson,
demanded payment on \, In consequ nee OF the Ger
fused to holony and ho left, and was subsequently
tax into custody. The accus denied knowing any
thing about the matter but just ce Dowlinp, before
whom no was arragned, committed him 10 prison for
tr nj, without bail The stolen certificate has not beea
recovered.
TWO MORN ARRESTS FOR CARRYING cosCEALHD
WEAPONS.
On Saturday evening officer Higgins, Of the Fourteenth
precinct arcsted named Martin Kelly In Broad
way, charged with being drunk and dsordcry. While
the prisoner was beng secured he threatened tho ocers
life, and said, 'Come for me- you son Of b--h, ana
I'll blow your head OIL" He had sto In his pocket
After lodging In the station house over night Kelly was
taken before Justice DowlDg and In deianit OF one thou
sand dollars bail for his futurs good behavior was sens
A similar disposition was made Of Henry Williams
(coor) arrrstcd by olcer Langdon, Of the Sixth pre-
cinct ON charge Of intoxcation William liai an ce
rusty dagger In his possession but u was not alleged ths
he attsmpted 70 use ~
Coroners' Inquests.
A MAN FouxD DKAD HE Roos-HR Han BEts MIS-
mo smus TIE 8rH ISrAsu.--0n the Sth instant man
named Kautzbcrgcr, who occupied apartments In the
house sss Second avenue was missed aud the inmates Of
Tho premises did not him again Finding the door o.
his fastened Saturday evening, something wrong
suspected and information sont 10 Captain bnr
dick oil the Twenty first precinct He repaired 70 the
house. and bursting In the door, discovered knutzocrger
In upright position In chair near the bcu NE pcing
extinct He " supposed 10 have been dead Tor nearly
ten days, but tho OF dosth did not uanspre. Coro
ncr Cover notified TO hold an inquest on the body
Deceased German, forty nve years OF ago He was
friends
FATAL HArmsAY CAsuALrv. Charles y. Church,
man es years Of age who At work in The shoe manufac
tory Of Henry Mcclellan, No Ferry street. Saturday
evening" fell through the hatchway from tho fourth V
the lower floor Of tho building and almost Instantly
killed His remains conveyed 10 the Fourth pre-
cnct station house. and Coroner wdcy notified 10 hole
en- INQUEST Dscsased reldsd at 1a0 Ninth avesns
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

We refer 10 the appended extracts from Mr. Lelands
journal for further Interesting information respecting his
romantic tour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
Posr.OrrcE DEPT. WARRINGTON June 10. 1865.
The sherman and HaIIeck Controversy.

The army and Nary Ga,,ne publishes The
following documents, which should have accompanied
General Haccks letter recently published:
Lieutenant General Grant copy OF the
Letters OF MAJOR General Hallcck, dated Richmond Va,
June T. 1876
Respectfully forwarded 10 the Secretary OF War.
with copy tho Geographic order 70 Major
General Haleck OF date ~ April ~ l-65 which copy
would have been incosed with ny letter OF date OF
MAY a. l-G5 transmitting the official report Of Major
General W. L. Sherman oi the operations Of his armies
In the campaign Of the Caonas from April |. ls6J 10
Nav 10. lrhj had j not supposed that that part OF
General Shermans report "a which the within commu
ucaiion especially refers related to the arrange
mont crtered into between Generals Sherman aud
Johnston the 2th Of pr which terminated IN the
surrender oi The latter on The 2tih'of April ls0J
"u. :. GRANT. Lieutcnant-GcDc.aL"
TELEGRAM.
"roRTRrss MONROE. April - isJj.
"nij0r. G,H. HAILGCK. Richmond w.;
"the truce entered into by Sherman viii b. ended a.
a. soon "a can reach Raleigh. Move Sher dan With
his cavalry toward Greensborough \. C., soon rs
possible. think IL will be well 20 send one corps OF
infantry also the whole under sheridan The infantry
need further than Danyile unless they receive
orders hereafter Ia do 80
~. ;. GRANT. LieutenantG General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
The Fire at Saratoga - Losses and
Insurauces.

Tie Saro,ogiaa estimates the loss by the fire
AZ Saratoga at -3JooCo Tho principal assurances were
Tie following;
Massasoit So 600; Goolhuc. $500; City Fire. New
Haven s. 900; Western Massachusetts, 5000; Spring
field lire and Marine. 5000; Charter Oak. 10000
Home, Nev-Hayen, 5000; North American, 5000;
security New York. 5000 Phoenix Brooklyn - 800;
Albany 5000; ew.Euslaud. 5000 No,th-W estern.
Oswego. $3.50, Columbian. New-Nork. 5000; kepub-
lie New.Iork. S3Oo1; Commerce, AllSny, s2JOl;
Park. New-York s2,500; Manhattan. New. York,
~ so; Relief New.iork $500 Hartford. 5000
Morris 4. aud l., s2,sO0; Lenox s2.JOO Providence
Washington, $1,000; Williamsburgh CITY, 800 City
Fire, Hartford. e.. 800; Connecticut, sioOO: Lamar
+. 2cO-Iotal slle.9lO.
In The United States Hotel tie loss buildings ald
damage Ia grounds s200,O; on furniture, slO0ou
total $4,000. On this there Was Insurance ~ fol
lows: buildings, s12JOOi furniture, S29Oni trees
81 JOO-toiuL $4,000. More than half the loss or
tie buildings will tai on 10, Hon j. NJ. Marvin, q
the estate of +. j. Marvn-a majority OF the haanc'
on the estate Of Lewis iencct Albany. and cOnsid
cradle fra.tion upun the irrs OF John Ford. Nearl,
an the losses furniture " II b, sustained by the Mar
win Interest.
Tho loss ON the Marvin House. owned aud occupied
by A. n ID Snyder. is estimated at So 900. Insurance
aDout >li 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer falinore Lewis, Washington. ~ honrs rids' 70
j. Hand. .
stcaner Red Jacket Adams City Point % hours TO L. s.
ON. -
Brs Giosanuan Lue Pslermor 80 days passed Gibra,s
April ~. with fiuit 10 Chamberlain Phelps Go.
Brig AIMS Ben oi st. Johns. \. ~. Cow Bay II days With
coal TO ksnncuh NrLea.
schr Annie N-s@end.n fof SesburDe, ~ 81. Ness~nd-n,
Arroyo r. X. L. Jones Loug Lei; ss
American yesseis.
y. II. DoNofN 60.
Schr. An.chu.. Hicks, Rondouf for Portland
NIND--At Sunset, ;. f.. aud light.
SAILED
Steamers NentezunIs. Stephen Cloud.
RETURNED
Bark = II. Waterman Brl Stevens. h'rce loth is ior
Falmouth Eng urned in consequence OF having sprung
SPOKEN
Schr r. n Il New-Londo,, hence bound s.Juue "a at
10 30 Ion II H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23

y ""~srros OF A NEW STEAM FIRE ryeist.-
rrctection Engine Company No. OF Jersey City, re-.
turned homo yesterday afternoon from Boston, With
their steam fire engine. which was built By the
ewHampshire. They were received at the ferry by
Liberty Engine Co. No. |, Americas Hook and Ladder
Co. No. Passaio Hose Co. No. 4. and Jackson Engine
BY splatoon Of % policemen, under command Of Aid
Doyle and accompanied by three bands Of music they
parsded through the principal streets Of the city after
which trial Of the engine was had resulting sattsiao.
tory TO all concerned She is third class single en-.
CINE; steam cylinder u inches in diameter and 81 Inches
stroks pump 1t inches in diameter and 81 inch stroke.
The boiler is cased with Princes metal with German.
silver holdings. The steam cylinder Is cassd With
German.silver, with Princes metal modings. The
air chamber and signal two hand lantern silver pa.
ted, and the four coach lanterns OF Princes metal
The engine, which cost g. 800 is very pretty and ID
built in the most substantial manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
Aujcide Of Edmund Ruhin. sr.

The community will be shocked beyond
TO learn that the venerable Edmund Rnin sr,
Of Virginia. who for great num5er OF years had Occn.
pied high position In public estimation has terminated
his life by violence. The facts In our possession
up 10 this writing meager but those facts are sui
Gent Ia warrant us In saying that the deed was com
mitted Saturday last tho residence of dcceaseds
son, Edmund RuifD , about "a miles this side OF Dan
vile.
1t is now said that Mr. Rufn's mind had been very
percepiby affected since ihe evacuation OF Richmond
and the Surrender Of the Confederate armies. For
week prev iols Ia formulating ms e Mr. kufffn kept
his chamber. busy employed IN writing what sub
seQuently turned ont a. he history Of his political lie.
He also letter. and OF them he left drec-
lions the disposal ~ his body. He bathed himself
put clean under and outer clothing. and directed
that his body should be buried in The hlbmcnts he had
put on, without ,hroud or coffin. He then seated him.
self In chair, put loaded musket to his mouth, and,
leaning back struck the musket with his hickory stick.
The first cap did not explode, and he replaced II by
another. which discharged the musket the charge 81
ball and buck blowing of the crown OF the venerable
old gonteman's head. and scattering his brains and
snowy hair against the ceiling ofthe room. When the
family, alarmed by tle report, reached Mr. Euihns
room, he oInd !, ing back IN bis chair, the gun
leaning against him. aud lie gone. paragraph in the
letter len for the perusa Of family and friends explained
the tragic deed II reads: ." cannot survive the loss
q! the liberties OF M country
Mr.. Euilin was very sged-pcrhaps so years Of age
and bfooding The troubles ~ the times the war
and its results doubt unhingc1 his mind and caused
arrangement VI his once siIong and Visorou, facu.'
ties.
Mr. Runln. though politician Of the old school, never
held any office Of distinction. lie was emineDtly nm
Agricultural and wrote much the development Of
Nrgiua's resources lie was yIoud Of his state. and
always defended her good name. lic was at one time
ago President of the Agricultural Society Of Nir
ginn, and published The FsrmSTs RfSister AZ Peters
burg. n paper devoted 10 farming interests.
Richmond Wing. Goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
o., rv,n, N.vor C,arh, NJ, Bysrs Of T% R''Hs

IN, Evans. Mayor ClMh, NJ. Byers OF IAS *''Hs
,x.,.,. w,v, Dy Cass and other citizens met our
,,,oo miles from Denver and escorted II H. mo
-. ;,, NJ Cofax addressed a largo gathering
o,,,, roo,e who received him with great enthusiasm
NJ. ,or;h.a his partiug interview with Mr. Lncoh D.
ADD but two hours before the assassination;
I to,. 10 his auditors the dying message OF the fres
-. his very last conversation upon public affairs
:. uo.,,v az noa,ible in his own words. MI Lincoln
said:
have very large ideas Of the mineral wealth OF orr
nation I believe II practically inexhaustaDie: ~
.hounds all over our Western country roip the nocAy
Mountains to the Pacific ana 1.s we ers adding
uple of millions of dollars every day TO our Nauo
Deht di,, not care about encouraging the increase
in the volume of our precious metals we nao '"0
country to save FIRST
" Rnt now that the Rebellion is overthrown and We
know pretty nearly the amount OF our Debt te more
gUd and silver we mine the easier becomes !no pa!
nent of that Debt. Now (with much emphasy az,
co,np 10 encourage that in every possible way
haze huadreds Of thousands OF disbahded souei ane
MANY have feared that their return home III sucn geni
numbers might para!z ~ industry tmshs Ss,s"d or
areater supply OF labor than there Sii be 9ealu vr
I'm going 10 try 70 attract them 70 the muueh we'n
Of cu mountain ranges where there IL room enough io
all Immigration. which even the war mas no. s'9Pps.
viii land upon our shores hundreds OF thousands pei
wear from over crowded EurUTe. | intend TO pom
fbn to the gold and silver that waits Tor theR Ill 'ne
West. II motto al,
Interests TO the utmost Of my ability because thci
prosperity is the prosperity of the nation; and We sna
proye in few wears that are indeed the lfeasuT,
~ the World e Don't forget, Coltax, to toi
the miners that this is my speech to them, which sehe
ty you. A pleasant journey, and good bye"
Mr.. Colfax spoke with his usual felicity upon 'h'
close of the war and the future Of the West AT tn
close of his remarks three rousing cheers were gve'
for him. The other gentlemen Of his party wer'
successfully called out and the American fondness TO-
speech making and spcechhearng was amply INDUCED
/ We leave for the mines this morning In my next
hope TO give some trustworthy statistics concerning
the development, products and immediate prospects
! Colorado. A. ~ u"