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First Hea.-The betting was sightly In favor Of the
bay Agnes IN the pool sales previous 10 the start
the gray next while Lady Mace Ntle thought
o. Gray Ned did start on account OF lameness
Agnes took the lead with the word and retained il 70
the end the gray making effort to approach
her Lady Mace did all she could DO and dstanced
Time 248
Second Hedl-The hackers OF the gray mare now ap
pearcd very anxious TO back her. notwithstanding that
she made such poor show In the nrst heat and they
willing to bet seventy against one hundred Agnes
the the gray went in 'front.' and with the greatest
apparent case led all the way around, winning by
length In 2:l3X.
the gray with few takers She took the lead with the
word and maintained 10 the end winning in hand by
three lengths in 2:42
Fourth Heat-This heat was . counterpart Of the
previous ene and was won BY the gray mare by three
lsngths In TASK.
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Miscellaneous.


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e1tsySi"s sor"s.d .rsns head q and
ana S.s S,: :sss: ss SSs ''''
.ss sq snSs. e SsSOu'D0 In 1854 no tons
s!s:: .ss.ss @ s: y..s.sS:y
4 s',s :. :ess s%. Sss.S s c.:
ana sssss ss:S ana ics carried them INTO Ds%sr.fs.
o. s a S.' % hs o.
H:r ss'oa.: :.i spar: ana hssos were nearly Al e0a
sss:
state: soIoxne vs::s,. we're
.S:s% Ds
pa.:sd r. bar. vS;ss.&, e & ss soS TOM: e
~: : e 3, ;o 40 TONS
Spoken. &c.
Ship sirr Porter from London for Alden, April n. lat
Foreign Ports.
ARROYO. May 1-No Am vessel in port:
LIVERPOOL nsi,s direct rn%sui Mccosm nss
burned; Martha Cobb, PsSury csArmer, Thomas; and
BANGKOK. March a-Ne Am vessel in port.
c.eu.. Ags suloss soa and
Eureka, Hale, do; bark farnsworsh Thornd'ke for
Bss.gDA Nay is-In port brig Lady Lake vs'sy for New
POT, and a. Mat s
iimor; do 0s;dnsI Colby and Anna Camp Drumm0nd'
srs ysyss sss.usSs Mcdonald B'''~'rs'
'sI Gs,inS poS ship Romuu Lord
MIEHo1, Nay i-sd bark: Henry, Blair, Now York; vo-
M.nss.GHs Nay I'm port Bremen ship Europa for New
M1rsSsis May la-In port sarts yae.a tBrl Gunn for
s"s s"r9 T
Br weey Gertrude Cha.e: William s,e;soD and
Esss.:ss DfSs
Ssps. %1,a% cSa bo.cn
s spf
s.sc Asasf Fols Royal Dseos Partridge and
@ E;%saS; s;o.s ,Ss
Ns.rosr T.Ss.Jr Pe.. ships Messenger Hiil and r,ro
:ss I,s.;ts: ol,sf Ssss.
American Ports.
MAY t sas SsSs %
sycS Es~edSs Tc; Com papoSs Sr.s Hncc
GsrS'Sss s Gcsas tsrs
ssphs; sT HG0s scSr: Putnam pssss Nss.ss E.Iss.
pSs opS S fsss Sssss%pS Fs.s;
Tso%psoa Morton. and Julia Dseter, Dsn,on, Eliza
r.9" isSs end GSS CD
S1As, Ss.s Sys SPs re
Sa -, Ua u. ss% Horse ghO
ss $sss..; S,.;.S s.s. sr es yss ss
Matilda Norwood Boston; scbrs clifford sbue do; Eliza.
beth Arcuaus Jackson do Fanny Fern. sanderson New
York Sid barts Edward Everett Oak; brig Erecu'ive;
''Rr sEArFoRT Nc. May s-Arr schrs Col Eddy coomb.
and SEA- Brss,s ccc|6. Portland va S.s s, ss,s nS
Lila Rich, Baker Nyort; sh Rockingham, Monroe, Bos
| ton N bemll, uendricksoa, WORK.
sS ZIP No, gS ..s rSr fos SG
Phiisdeiphis New Haven Glover and Colorado, Bacon
..oEoRgErowS, DC, May is-Ar schr white Foam,
dali Baltimore; vlctorine Rose, Philadelphia; Wietts,
do for Norwich. Sid schr Daniel Webster Perry fYoIk
NORWICH, May i7-Arr schr Honest Abe, Conary Phia-
EwpoRT ksy i7A :csr Tsc%s:r Cooper Wss,ssssi
ssy TAT scAs: sally Gay SYorf'
NEW HAVEN Nay is-An brig rhos rurull, Thompson
PHfIADELpHIA, Nay ls-Arr ship oenneessi&cns & tsTs;
Lucas Li,erpoo schrs John 0rmn, Foster ,scn
LS0 s,os" p0vdsUs I ::s,. ps0r Wilson,
tss s newell wish ys fHrhls"Si h,sr fcsa Ssa
| taic, Davis, Norwich: Minerva. Jensson' 20" ''
foRTLxsp s.rs Realm % 5 s.2., chT[,:y Tns .Ss ms
cs'a::S s:: S S: :sis is sss
wc ss :ss: rls; s.sl NJ 'fls: ssY
: f.ss sissa sSYs Es Pi''is
asoSSi;s6sqows sS;s6 81 81 Ru. from
'PAwTucRRi, Nay is-sld schr Charles Lowering Jones'
Fsa%Lkx. Ma, Is-Arr ,shr, Kslley, Kelley, and
s'%"sps be- NJ, TsA prr Mopu.o Moon
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By the arrival Of the bark Susan Jane Captain Hax
ford, from Natamoros, We have received late and
interesting uswA The Susan Jane sailed on the 10th
Of April, and at that time great excitement pre-
vailed In the city On the 9th Of April the report that
Cortinas marching the place created quito STIR
and some time before the people became reassursd
Of their temporary safety
On she 7th the citizens OF Bagdsd were thrown int
another desperate state Of alarm By the report that Cor
tnas had attacked the stage and robbed the passenger
besides destroying the telegaphc wires between Bsgdad
and Masamoroa IT, however turned 70 b the opera
tions Of horse thieves working on their own hook.
Busnsss in Matamoros represented by persons just
from that place. Is not only dn but almost altogether
stAguated There Ii but little to be shipped from
BAgdad 10 the United States all the cotton that had
stored there having been sent away long since In any
way the fall OF gold ohen inducements now 70 ship
pers 10 engage In tho trade though cotton
plentiful. Nothing but war and the alarms Of
engage the attention Of the people, and the richest
chant poorest borer does not know how how
often he may be called upon to take his pick in hand
and 60 into the trenches There Is any quantity
Of skedaddng 70 the Texas side whenever opportunity
offers Up 70 the latest moment however, the impe-
rialists were getting the best Of the row, though
great fears were entertained that Kirby Smith
and his motley Of thirtylve thousand ragamuns
would shortly, and In sheer desperation, enter Mex-
territory and decide the contest against Maxmlian
The game is big one; but If Kirby Smith has the needed
pluck and resolution he carry 1t out Maximlian
and the empire being once out Of the way the fate Of
Ulysses will naturally be that Of Conahe will be eaten
up his rebel ally and though the last destroyed he
will be the less disposed Of for all that These facts
with the addition Of the statement that there no kind
of safety either for life property In the vicinity Of
Bagdad Matamoros, oomprss-with what We have
given abovs-a that is from this part Of Mexico.
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The Navy.

The following is . list Of the o6lcsB on board the
United States stsxmer Paul JONES' which sailed from this
port yesterday for Key West
Ltest1sant CbMmasdino-JOhn xadisan.
Eeecstive 01scsv-Cbas. Huggins.
Acting lsststaat Paywox~-pca L Iullocs JI
AuiM0 lsia0nt SHrceo~-F. r. r. Phillips
Actno EMsi0ss-WalteP B. Rankin, o. Darwin Owens,
,. G. GOodug, Arthur ". Emerson, ". Domont.
EnOiNeos-Fiset assistant, George l. Harris; second
asssants Clark Hart Samuel H. Town; third assistants
John n Cheney, Edward Kelley.
Natss-Johu r. Hawisou, VIM. Davie
0unasy-JAmee EAah.
Cnp.oiM' Clsrk-Joeeph N. Wade.
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TTSIrsD STATES I'm LOAN.
49, 90 rHIRDl sIarna
h9 sasaamom Tn
By authority the Secretary the Treasury " uASsrs
signed the general subscription agent Ne sssos United
States securities offers the public The third sses Of
.ersss per aunum. known Is the naa
zN LOAN.
rbe.s uoss are issued under date Of July H. ls and are
payable three years from that date in currency COD
veribls at the option Of the holder into
UNITED STATES $40 Blk PER CENT
GOLD BEARING BONDS
These bonds are now worth handsome premium and arc
s,smp as are all the bonds from sae county
and municipal taxation which from 70 three per
cent per annum to their value according 70 the rate levied
upon other property The interest payable semannua
by coupons note which may cut OF and
sold 10 any bank banker
The interest at T. 80 per cent amounts TO
One cen. per day $50 note.
Two cents per day 800 note. 4,
Ten cents per day $500 note.
Twenty cents per day 1900 note.
One dollar per day 5000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named win be promptly
furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The this third series precssy similar in FORM
and privileges 70 the already s0d except that
the reserves 70 Itself option Of psns
est in gold coin per instead OF sOhs in currency
Subscribers will deduct ne interest currency up July
10, as the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of The notes third series Of ne seven
thirses will commence ls Of june and will b made
promptly and continuously after that data
The slight change made iu the conditions Of shis THIRD
SERIES affects only tho matter Of interest The payment
in sod If made win equivalent 70 ths currency interest
Of the higher rate
The return specie payments in the event Of which
only viii the option TO interest in gold BE- svaed o.
would so reduce and equaae prices that purchases made
with SIX per cen. in gold would be fully equal 70 those
made with ,hree.tenths per cent In currency
This s
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered BY the superior advantages
make IL the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Isss than of authorized by Congrcss
ara now ON the market amount the at which
It is being absorbed will subscribed for within sixty
days. when the notes will undoubtedly command premium.
as has uniformly been closing the subscriptions
to other loans
In order that citizens Of town and section OF the
country may be afforded facilities taking the loan ths
National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers through
out the country have generally agreed receive sabcp
.ous q. psr Subscribers win select agents In
they have confidence and who only are 70 Be rs'psa
sb,s The delivery Of tho notes for which tAsy receive
oYderA
JAY COOKE,
gubschpuon Agent
No ia soxsh Third street.
NAV II iAes PhHadeAhiA
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The Turf.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTTN0.
FRIDAY, Nay le.-Match $2oo, ,. p, mile heats, best
three in nve 10 wagons
D. Mace named 6. g. Jesse. se.................... ]
II. woodruff named blk &. Black WarrioP..... . q
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A PRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS is OFFERED
n fov National Jubilee Song, words and music ot t0
either the moral results of the war ~ be HANDED IN
by The lat o. June For particulars sec The May OF June
numbers Of Demorests Illustrated Monthly
wb, JENNINGS DEMoREsT. 70 Beekman-sree.
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sHIPPIN q NE WS.



::.:SS E @ % ssd
sss.%.SIp cos.ss tsf. xessurisr Nassau and Hsvs
s.ss@ssip Thames. Swift ApalacAieola and Savannah
SsS' s!'.msSp Zodiac Bulls Nephew
Steamship Euisrps, Eldrdse wilnins.on-H Livinsston
ship orphsu. tRrem,. Vessels. Bremen csr,sl. Meyer
ss,9 sas oISs s Sss Asu
B.:t Glen TG ssr H.rhns'' M0n'e'idso and so'n0'
sds Bertha tBras,, Samantha Para-o Ludman
Brig crim.a. usheora, ca5dsnss-wal.h Carver v.,,
Biz EDWARD eBrj, soue. Cow Bsy-E Huribat Co.
Brig y Benkhorn (Br), Benkhorn, Bridgeport CB-J
Brig X Johnson tBr). Ens Port Hedway-TN Mayhew
Brig Nellie Move, Bailey; Pie.ou.Rsett ,s Son A 4 c.
scSr Royal Arch iBr,. Dawson, coA SD = DEVON
y.1s.s s'Sh s
schr John Warren. Losier Washinston~vsn Brunt
schr Holmes. Hayward, washinston-van Bruns
seSr o.enwood Bayiis, Washington Baker Dayton:
Ss: 5 sss
sesr s ei' Heath wiiam: Carver
sr s.S SCps: sccsSnp %sR
schr Rocket, HaIshsii Portsmouth Simpson Eaton.
schr r B Smith, NicEerson, Now Bsdford-Ferguson 1
Wood -.
soop Leet rAe., New Haven-H 9 Raekeu Bon.
sloop Byron, Allen, Norwalk.n Briggs 4 60.
ARRIVED.
stsamsAip Ben Deford ~ transport) Loveand. More.
the Medical Director 18th inst Lat 81 O. lon "A 49, passed
lon Y s., saw steamship Star OK the south bound s.
Steamship Baltimore Lewis Washington. Is hours with
mdse and passangers, 70 Jas Hand "a.
s ss DSsT f. ki enss H, a.: .s
S.si susan jsss. Mu.tera M...mo,o. Ag. ,o AR,a 2.
sna '!ss la Sa; % & brig
knight steering sW ~
nsS S.s Sf n:I:s I'
pany with brig Armstrong for Guanca' 70 LOAD for
with molasses 70 Burdett Everett. .
with coal RTs. Som Co. p,.a.,n, ,or portsmouth,
Brig Bobn: Hopkins, Mirvie, days, with lumber, to
ssSr wllicy o,Br,en, Grand Manaa, NIB, days. with
Sch schr Rattan, Rattan, Curtis. Ellsworth; y d.ys vs.
sssr Fs1E s ssn sNt S%sh Sscss SSscsssSoro days
. schr Protection Tanford, Addison, 30 days
Schr Mount Hope, R0ckland.
Schr Union, ROckland
schr Maria Louisa. Robinson, Rochland.
Schr Sarah, French, Rockland.
schr Mary Bell, Handy. Boston for Albany
schs Gen Peavey, Tanning, New Bedford. . days.
8chr Alfred Barrett, Barrett Barnstable.
Schr Poughboy, Fsller New Haven "a 49,. l., ,.n.s.
Steamer Neptune Brown Annapolis, ~ hours, IN paAasS
to U Quartermsster.
oss ship
2nIla hayk II
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BELOW.
RAII.En.

Steamers Victor Thos Scott Empire. Zodac; bsrks
Won Papcke Northw Florence Golden Rule; orig Han
Town.
Wind at sunset NE.
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HHApouARrxns, CivAisY Cosps, N. d. NJ, [
MAoos, Ga, May 7, 1885. J
rsry

The ciisens hero loud In their praise Of the federal
authorities for the exceedingly quiet in which
Abe city is being governed Msn evidence Of What
thought Of the Union soldiers append the following,
from the daily Herald
We congratulate our citizens upon the exceedingly
aue, state OF things here Although the streets by day
are filed 70 over1owing yet the most perfect order
reigns Al night by 'taps1 time, the public thorough
and quietude com 9 upon u.s. Scarcely single sound Is
heard from this tin morning, save the occasional tramp
OF the horses Of the patro they pass their regular
rounds" This IA tho result OF the most perfect dlsc
pine, and 20 totally different from what Madam Runor
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

Jesse the above race very easily. In the nTs and
second heats he took the lead a the s and WAS never
headed In either Of them In the third heat soon after
the start he broke up and the black took the lead and
kept 70 the hafmile pole Jesse then passed him and
won handily
sAxy DAY.-swespstakes s5oo mile heats, bss. three
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

SpRIso DEBILITY. i.
THE He PERUVIAN syssr, .,
SUPPLIES THE NECESSARY QUANTITY OF
IRON IN THE BLOOD, :
GIVING STRENGTH, V1BOR AND NEW LIFE
TO THE WHOLE SYSTEM
Depot removed to 80 Dey street
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he cannot well help it-what the Yankees
propose and what he proposes with regard
to Slavery, he knows right we'll that they
win prefer the former, and will hight Tor
that If they fight for anything.
A correspondent Of the Richmond En-
quiycr Of the 18th inst. proposes to make
the slaves fight the battle Of slavery as
tout Of the conscripts let each soldier Sc
.lect his negro, tor decline it altogether il
he chooses1 to wait on him, march with
him, be drilled by him, fight by his side in
battle, and for whose presence and accout-
ermentD the old soldier shall be response
BILE. By this means you make two men
out of one, and yoa have the bravery, the
experience, the intelligence and devotion
of the long tried veteran for tho govern
ment Of both. Let it not be said that the
army will object to the association as de-
grading to them. Remember the action OF
each soldier is voluntary, he can take his
negro or decline it if he chooses. But con-
fidently affirm that not one soldier in ten
would decline"
OF course not but how about the negro?
How would he like being soldier and ser
want, fighting for slavery without even the
promise,of future freedom? How would
he do to trust on picket these cold Fights,
with freedom and plenty only forty PAGES
ahead?
Such projects as the above are the drivel
of an itliotic despair. They exhibit the
weak ness. the infatuation, the drowning,
gurglirg, blinded touch Of the rebellion
more wildly than they can be set forth IN
any words but their oWn.-Neao York 1Ti-
btI3te
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pURG, JOY L co.
- JOHN BURG. Z. JOY. JOHN HER7x1En
Burlington Agricultural Works.

Having ENLARGED and otherwise greatly i'm.
proved our Factory. we are now turning ont
from eight to ten wagons to where We formerly
made one, and We want customers for them ae-
co!dlng1y. We have also greatly improved our
SnTlng Plows. eask every farmer to try one.
we warrant our Plows, 80 no one viii run any
!isk - giving them q trial. We nave al yar1e-
l0r thoee Buggy Corn Cuitavatorr. such as we
pGk up Ia6t year and which gave socb general
and those wanting them Will 60 ven to serd in
t tneir orders early. The advantages u tnis Cul.
IL F.i,H rTne plowman can ride srd p,ow wstr.
can manage It,
vvn1ld-It does the1aoo. Of two men.
rOnr0-It 1s used for pcwing in spring Y neat
ana eats and il preferable 70 TIE nalyoV.
- rasn-lt ls 20 simple end cheap for the labor
money. So slAle.AS q. We
sevs!.ntn- .,lEvesy farmer can have 1t, nugt
jan-l5.SANu - - ~ 'S'1ss W.
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DUBL1C NOTICE IS HEREBY

u. gwen. mat OOy pOI6tlOn 0AS Dee0 OlSUuA'
zed in conformity with Title ten l0), Chapter
Il ry-tTo ta2 OF the Revised Code OF Iowa Of 1850
lst The name Of said Corporation Is the
''IAWK.ETE WOODEN MILLS and its prin-
clGal place of trensacling business is in the City
OF Iowa.
ID The general nature of the business 10 be
transacted by said corporation is the manutac-
ture and sale OF Wooden Fabrics.
81. me amount OF the Capital Stock OF said
corporation is Fifty Thousand Dollars. and IL
payable on call of the Directors, in installments
4th. Said corporation commenced on the 18th
gay OF February, A y, 1865, and is to continuefor
twenty years thereafter,
5tn, The Affairs Of said corporation are to be
coEdncted by Board of Directors. President
and Secretary, who are to be elected at the an
nuai meeting Of the Stockholders On the Sd
Wednesday of January in each year, and such
point.
9Th; The highest amount Of Indebtedness or
HaDlllty TO which said corporation may at any
tlme subject itself. snall not exceed twenty
thousand dollars
TIN. Private property is to he exempt from
corporate debts. MARK S. FOUTE,
IeGIpdItw4t President.
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~ Professor Goodwin Smith, in writing
to the London Daily NeWs upon American
Affairs, concludes by saying:
'Enough has been done for glory, Il glo-
~ could ever be won BY civil war. The
soldiers OF Grant, Sherman ard Sheridan,
the seamen Of Farragut and Porter have
forced caaumny itself to own that nation
supreme IN industry can, when The need
arises, make itself supreme IL arms. Nor
can history ever mistake the viefos's mod
GRAFTON for doubt Of victory. The result
ID now sure, though dreadful carnage, in
crease Of debt, and enlightenment Of the
teud between those who are hereafter to be
fellow.citizens, may yet remain
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STATE OF iowa, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT. Feb. 13. .10R5.


DEPARTMENT, Feb. Is, 1855.
WHEREAS, ciaIinformation has been
received at this Department that many
persons liable to military tanty and duly
enrolled, have departed from the State Of
Iowa since the pending call for troops was
issued by the President Of the United States
for the obvious purpose Of avoiding the
duties they owe to the government which
supports them, thereby imposing addition.
al burdens upon the good citizens remain
ing at home; and,
WHEREAS, Such persons by Geserting
the State at time when their country was
liIely to need their services in is defence,
have shown their utter unwor.niness to en-.
joy the rights and immunities Of American
citizens, and afford US the highest evidence
Of their cowardice and treason; and it being
definitely ascertsined that mary ofthese
persons are now skulking on he plains be-
yond the Missouri, fearful .. tie Indians
on the one hand, and the draft on the 9th
er, and that many others are at different
points in the East deferring their return
until they shall have been definitely in
formed that the State is relieved from the
draft; and
WHEREAS, In view of the probability
that further demand for troops may be
required to speedily and successfully ter
inmate the war, the Government will be
able TO make good use Of these deserters,
should they return to the State. There
fore, /, William NJ. Stone, Governor Of the
State Of Iowa, do hereby request the
Clerks Of the several Counties 70 make out
and forward to this Office. without delay,
an accurate list Of the names Of al persons
who have left the State. and Of those who
have disappeared from their homes in the
manner herein set forth; and CO also re.
quest the Supervisors Of the different town.
ships, and members Of the State Militia. 70
assist the Clerks in obtaining the names Of
the persons alluded to.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
f~, set my hand and caused to he adax-
LIS. ed the great Seal Of The State Of
t~) Iowa.
Done at Des Moines this 18th day of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1865, and in the nineteenth
year Of the State.
By the Governor:
". NJ. Stone, Governor.
James Wright, Secretary OF State.
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TIE DEARTA OF P.-The
Army and Navy Josvaal, in an article on
the lack Of statesmAnehjp in this great ma
ton crisis, expreAsee only wha: al ohser-
want men feel. The yOa17ac! discovers that
sundry politicians are ynsreuveripg 70
seize the credit Of that peace which the
arms Of the republic are likely 70 conquer,
and these are the same men WHO, FOR the
first two years Of the war, though; 20 lobby
it through rather than tgh: il through
These purblind politicians are .nus char
acterized -
"Outmaneuvered at every point by their
ahrewd southern alversaries, ard some-
times handled like wax, malaaroi, in their
efforts to save the country. win DO fore
sight, with no broad view Of The needs Of
the hour, and no capacity to cas-. tie horo.
scope for the future, led about by momen.
tary excitement, like caucuses in New
York or mobs inn Baltimore, the majority
Of politicians Of thisepoch in American his
tory may pray fervently, as tie greatest OF
Blooms, that their names may be forgotten.
It 10 not indeed that they were inferior 70
those predecessors in public affairs whose
places they filled, but that the times were
greater, anu they became little by compar.
ison. Woe to the public man VINO, highly
respectable in his small way, in peaceful
times. finds great storm bursting upon
him, and he is a pitiful dwarf, where the
crisis in the country's history, which
brought out at least q few great captains,
unknown before, has developed 10 new
statesman whose mark will remain a cen.
tury. So singular eterility is hardly ex.
ampled In history, considering the inielec-
tual activity Of the times and TIE magni-
tude Of the national war;