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ADJUSTMENTS.


J EEw TuEaTRE.-s'Arrah-n -Pogue" drs'
snother fine audience, a. The New Ihest7e
last night-evsry scat b4ing fnll, AID msill
were compelled 70 stand in the slsles ~
stock company are perfectly MP IA the
parts, and there IS not q b eak IN u, & Oh
begnniug 70 en1. TIE intense lnieres
Z man tested BY the audisoc-. eyiaces hos
( true to lie. Is the representation. IL d
4 other play, have We ever seen 50 perfect {
I picture Of British tyranny, ana OF ~
+ wrongs sufers 4 BY Ia irish people. ~ IA
( hands Of their oppr ssors No wonder th'
I play has been suppressed IN Lono0o-
I Mr.. McD0nough VII take ocnent OF
Friday evening.
On THE14RE.-The Webb Sisters PleTed
to another good bouse, last night, aId VIZ
appear this ev.aing, IN "MoiheT's Dying
Child," and Husband 81 Sight" Tbs
Misses Webb have won al enyiab fame, as
artists; and they never sppesr n & eity, but
70 wiz laurels in addition 10 the many with
which they bad already been crowned.
They possess IS much versatility as any Ia
dies now upon the stage.
sEARIs' FaNr1sFIc ILLusIoss.-- SeGrls, the
uIusionist, will contiuus during the reinsin-
der Of the week, at Masonic Hall. he is an
artist Of no ordinary character-is the pc ?
Of Heller, OF Anderson, aud Bli,z. he Is
also assisted BY Miss Ada DemOni, the Syl-
phisn Page, whose feats, IN second sight,
or spiritualistic vision, are smong The most
Remarkable things we have ever witnessed.
Completely bllndfolded, she gives accurate
aud detailed descriptions Of articles belong
ing 10 persons IN the audience, with Eeadi-
ness and ease.
Mr. Searls' audiences have been large,
throughout snd should be remain with as
a-tortnight, we doubt ii they would ever be
snall-such are the attractions hechers.
SUsSYsIDE COSCERT HALI.--Eo hear de
liehiful music, and see foad dancing, u is
only necessary to visit the "Sunnysiav," IL
the Colorado building. Every body goes
there.
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PERSONS u1aequsinted il tie civ seams
% many advertisements for the retainer
~ SPeelGi Diseases, sre often a. a loss 70 "a.
etmlne 10 whom to eutrust the Investment
~ sIch cases. To such persons We take
pressure IN stating that the Oldest estsb-
-.slliil sni Of ihis kind Is az No. g Desderies
s.sees, and tais should Be 8 sufficient rus,-
aA'SS nat ms IS a reliable institution. d..
q. hioAAko JOINS may be found in his OF
. - eellng ne hoara stated in his goaarsl
tis 0fsoC ~
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This vice, which is never pEscticed in
the presence Of any one, has proved tina
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 eloquence or pom TO song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim e
a living skeleton. Nor are these its fpsl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
tho ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permauently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 64 North Cherry street
or address him BY letter, Box sos, Nash
vile, Tenn. tebz6-N
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OLD AND RELIABLE.

s. a s1.'a''' ''i'aa'a 70 -a p-,4s.s.- 90
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Norrcr.-we would inform ali persO

Norrcx.-We would inform ell personI
having claims sgainst the Government
which we're fled with the Board Of Claims
Of which William Driver vas Recorder
convened BY Special Field Order No. GO
dated March lsth, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling 81 our office.
We viii also have their Vouchers, Re
eeipts. and Accounts ordered back from
WsshinRton, D. c., for the introduction o.
other proof, in order 10 substantate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get theiI
inst Indebtedness from the Government.
ies8-tf IT. ToNFErNs 4 Co.
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WrxrER Is CoNIss, and We are glad to 10
form the citizens that we are nov prepared
to furnish them with choice article OF ooGl
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government Our Coal Il
hard, pure, and ear and prices as low Is
any IN the market AL orders lett with Z:
viii receive car immsd ate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bros, Once
no. AZ, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall oct@o-u
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Asais' IS to % days On cal. srs held at 1ss17sls
i'r SHOULDERS and SIDES Cesr Bacon Side. ar
ned hrra al 2-3ss2ao' Lard IS dull, ard held ,,
sc for prime new iesC Rogs dur, and pr.sss ),
owe, The whole rsnge is SO 7ssIt IS er,s-, ana
81 @''siS . net. 6rocsHes Qutt whissy H.
declined 10 s. a.
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At meeting Of the German citizens the
undersigned were elected Committee fol
the purposes Of soliciting contributions tc
be forwarded 70 the Central Committee al
Reading, Pa, which has as its aim the
erection Of monument on the grave Of the
late hero, General Schimmelfenig and Il
establish fund for the benefit Of the widow
and orphans Of the brave msn, who died in
consequence Of wounds and diseases con
traeted In the service Of his adopted country
We call on our feilow-citizens to contrib
ute a share, even though it may be small.
You give for noble purpose.
JOIN ScHNNLER, President,
North College street
p. j. kAUFNAs, Summer 81.
JONI RUHK,
Qusrtermaster 18th q. S. c. l., Sec'y.
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The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlantis Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Cousti-
tutionalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily
BroWnlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
Mess Republican, Boston Journal, Bslti-
more American, weekly received regularly
dE,P. Cones, No. 40 thsrry street. If
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+. P. Cone has received The London 4
Paris Ladies' Magazine Of Fashion, Art
Journal. The Culver, an illustrated maya.
zine Temple Bar, Fortnightly Review,
McMillisn's Bsat's Miscellany, Frszier's
Msgazine for Town and Country, and late
New York dailies.
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II yo1 Eant your Pianos we'll tuned ell
On u > Jackson, at Luck's. on Tnion
street. Or az his neS Music store. ca Churrh
street vrders tfom The country viii rpest
with prompt attention. o-ss--s
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SxkKL, THE PREsTIDIeITATOR.-This gentle
man, who has been holding forth at Ms-
sonic Temple for the last three days, with 3
success rarely attained by travelling exhibit
tons, commences his second series Of
fantastic and ventriloqual scianees tonight
positively closing saturday night next
Since his stay here he has fairly turned the
heads Of cur smusement-going citizens with
his marvellous, euniuring, laughsble ven
triloQual scenes and excentric diGbohsnS
he oilers some new and interesting features
in the new series, and Miss Ada appears in
her second sight mystery. To Jsll who en-
Joy couple Of hours amid the strange,
mysterious, mirthtul and incomprehensible
we say 60, and enjoy a hearty laugh.
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GO 70 Bryant, strstton { Co.'S Nashville
Business College for thorough education
IN Book keeping, Psnmsnship, CONNER
eial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
nefship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, sTRATT0N co.
cctl5-ly.
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AccIDEET.-Yeste afternoon painful
accident occurred 10 Mss Laura Harrington,
sistsr-in-law to Col Irwin Of this city, while
out driving with Gen. Barrett. The circum-
stances sre briefly as follows: While pass
ing over the Chattanooga railrosd Church
street the horses became frightened and
unmansgea6ie a. the cars Gen. Barrett was
thrown from his seat and Miss Laura was
lsfi alone in the buggy. She bravely kept
her place until the wheels OF her vehicle
came in contact with wagon, which up
set the buggy, throwing her out with great
force against some rocks, cutting her fore
head and face frigbfully, and otherwise
bruisir her about the body. Her wounds
are very severe, but are not considered dan
gerous by her physician. The General es-
capped with very slight injury.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23

The Briaal ChambeF, an Esssy Of WarninA
and Iustrucdon for Young Men. also, new and re
hahle treatment for Diseases q the Urinary sac
sarual Systems-Sent free, IN essled envelopes
Address Or. J. skILLIN HOUGETON, Howard
Association. Philadelphis, Pa. aprLs-l,
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PEoBABLY SroLEN.-Oficers Monroe and
Toony, last night arrested negso woman,
named Martha Brown, who had in her pos
ses- ion four silver goblets, with the name
I"Alice" engraved On them. The articles
are at the Recorders court room.
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Mstrsssss, Furniture, Pillow Sins, Sheets,
Quilts, Coverlids, Blankets. Spreads. Feath-
ers, aud Show Cases for sale at "a Broad
treet. n0vl4-fw
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NNZ2RHlaZI

~ medcs. ren and the press rarorrr- and UR
5IhlchLiAD'3 AhTI CH0L EK4 " ETUkE 4
ne oui4 eertau remedy ior arr-osa aud Dvsru-
.efF- = a combustion cf A-t1ur-uts. Af-rr-
qeuis, rillllIartsi and CarrnlnnrFrs ans is 49,
raalsd % aiiect r. eura az q d otaCr mrals haFa
iaiiedi osiia0laliy n chrome casei.
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Max L. Gutmsnn, No. 20 Pablo square
Is now receiving aud opening his Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes. Best custom
usde work 70 be ioand here.
Alexander Hogan would wish to see his
frieeds az 20 Public Square.
'ssoqs pus slooa znok Iog 'azsDbs slIQnd
sOg -oS ~ UUO--i suzEasSoO oSy sszTESq
oct 2S-Sm
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Three thousand rairs Of Ladies' Shoes, 81
81 SO per pair, az 81 Broad street
nOyI4-lW
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sEsr UP.-Spencer Moore, whose trial hsi
been in progress in the Criminal Court, fol
several days, wss yesterday sentenced Il
the penitentiRry for 81 years.
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Choice Coal for sale By knight Bros.,
No. IS Church g., opposite MEs0n-e Hal.
octeo-tf
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New carpets receiving every day, BY W
W. Berry 4 Co., No. 81 College street.
nOvlS-lm
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GovERS0R's MEssAGE.-We call especial
attent on to the Special Message Of the
Governor, in the Legislative proceedings.
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Examine the large stock Of carpets at W.
W. Berry 4 Co.'S, No. 81 College street.
noyl8 In .f rEf a
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Get your vail paper at Merritt 4 Hills,
corner o. Market and Church streets.
.-te a
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Sell your uneurrent money, mutlstec
Notes, and . cts. intercst Eotes--at 9. y
Ordway's Brokers' ofhce, IS College street.
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List of Consignees by the N. & c
Raflroad

Railroad.
a. J. Duncan, "A bales cotton J. A.
Dicket, piano bixen Dieksy s., lg SKIS.
fruit; Skill & ", IS bbls. whisky, 81 sacks
goober peas, So sacks fruit; Miss L. N 'ul-
ton, lcsre Mr.. s. Corell,) l piano; S. G.
Wood & Co, bbls. whisky; Flsnngan &
Co, cheat, ? boxes N. Potter, rolls
leather, 81 joints pipe J. NJ. Donnelson,
empty beer barrels johnson 4 Co., box
dry fruit; g. We'll, box mdze.: G. Trafton,
2 car loads Lumber.
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United States Steel Pen Works
FACTORY, CAMDEN, n. ].
r. EsTERBRooK & co.,
STEEL PIN 8ANUFACTURERs,

waREHousEs Ne. Aos Arch-ss. PtlIa.
Ne. ~ Ieha-sl-s - go.
- AAPLl,s I'D pficss O. apFlcaaoz- Lofl m.fs
CAruca.--I ra1e Peas ara 81 genEIns AuiaF' en-
u'a11i1elure and e1aa - aeIsn ela1lcllT ard fae-
reaa Of r1.ni e tha 1lsl taerQried- fErF are.
ttafrfdra sore % l.u ~ cen lderca az ne Aurr-
"a 49, - ae-s ME 81 or = reaI7ls = -
800 sscufiy arzinli flre 20 al at1n-
~ Fcr s1is Is rcsai y ~ s.aadnr-a In dss
Unissd s...,a- r. EsrEk1Eock %.
$3.50 80
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ALARM OF FIkE.-An alarm Of fire occurred
about Eve o'clock yesterday evening, caused
BY the burning out OF a chimney, Of the
house q Mr.. TOwpsend, on Market street,
not far from Gay. The engines were soon on
the ground, but were not called into action.
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Show Cases made 10 order, and general
assortment kept constantly on hand, at "a
Broad street. noV14-lw
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TO ouR sUEscHsEas ~ THE GHY.--Our
Agent is nov calling upon our friends and
patrons in the city, collecting whatever
.aay be due from each subscriber. We have
he'd no regular collections on the routes for
She last year or 90, becauHs We haVe bad no
time 10 devote 10 It. The bills have all
been made ont from our book, sId q Is be-
LEVIED that they are generally correct.
Where they are found 70 be- otherwise. they
viii be willingly and properly adjusted.
We hone thai every one will bo ready 10
settle when called upon, as il VIII greatly
facilitate business, and prevent The annoy
anes Of "calling again" On the same eFrand-
Ia the failure We viii collect regularly every
month. u
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Buy your carpets at W. ". Berry & Co :,
No. 81 College street. noviS-lm
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For SIC:

FTfTN etssra Fsrv Bcat NE1TucETH nv
Il ivf-r u urper LsTee. = cfarsd e. 8 hafrrIr
- - besz roose1y rsPa.si. and 3 - Es1d 90
II Il .ddruaa NlILaEh 6HkEfE CIl1
aaNaral AG11sas q n. ctasrIv =. .
pqM-a IA ke1 ~.
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HOME AGAINiI

n . N = n q = Y u
HAVING returned again with large
stock Of
trimmings. worsteds. Zephyr,
Sc, &c,
to the old homo, would respectfully in
form the Ladies OF Nashville that we will
be prepared to manufacture any kind of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes,
&C., &C.,
as good and as cheorfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME & CO.,
noyI-tf No. 9 Union street
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Marriage Licenses and every description
o. lev blanks Tor sale AZ this otheei o.
pTihted tousder.
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OgEJoB OFFsoE.-We sro executing every
Fssariptiou Of plain and fancy Job Print
iuE IN The neatsst style, and Al the lowest
-. a 4 thfr oflra
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GILL YOUR UNCURRENT NONBY.-The
/ - io.ioWing are the rates rsld BY ThO5. .. MARI
BROhEK, tornsr OF un'on and College street, fo7
uncurTent money These quotations. are lshls q
iucl ate but .sy be depended 3 Sufficient
lensth Of me Cor tie remitIsnces q BE- received
| BY mai or express, II forsarded without delsy.
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For Sale Ht this Office. one good second
hand Boiler. VIZ De cold cheap FOR cash.
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-ola pspsrs, tihe largest in the city for sale
30 his Office.
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The following report " a submitted TO the
House, yesterday, By the Committee on
Banks.
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llFil-o1 l4AAtf lll41ft
I.&N R 3. Scrpt-..-T3
The at,oFe bonds Are
bought vita eoGpons,
from 1851 includet.
n carulins Cccpona 80
Memphis cIty Coupoes -
Isnaeases ocupc14-
esc-HlA cc1pc1a .-a-..-
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Qusrtermaster 18th q. S. c. /, sec'y.
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Relf Ahuse.

UsOAh bUHNL . To-
noyI-tf No. 9 Union stree
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Ccutrli IA Tread REnk 80
6ecsEa Reilroad and
kslEcE Ccmpanv. q
Bark q aiddle - Il
Marine EsEk-..--.-........7l
Bank q Augusia....-.....sl
/ AeFusta lnsurz1cs .-.....il
b / q Athens............S
Qoiumeus III
1" Hnrirs eHfs..ll
Hvs-s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
Gen. sIscsu's Accounts.
, tA- Cdstoy x TIE N. Y. 1yibyaG

t. ~ Editor I TIE ~ Y. TySovns
SIR: I cut from your issue Of this morning
The following paragraph In tho article relating to Gen.
Socum:
Bu. W. rae. been TO onond.sa and rs,s tbe,. Informed %
that. when no le that County to sos II, BOOK. bot
b. 10 serun,se them he found drhcit
Of ssOOo which Mr. Socuns friends wcre Obliged ProIpuJ
.i,cs ba.n repaid by en Socum but whether before OF
AFTER ,he solind COssonso HVcSs'urE We hs'' 'e'
iosrned.'
As this statement does grear wrong to Gen.
Socun. have to ask that Joo give place 70 ia oor
rsction.
When Gen. Slocum went to the war IN ths Spring OF
1861 he made Temporary arrangements Win MS pre-
decessot r. H. Agan. esq. TO attend to MS business
County Treasurer. snt hs couh return aud make o1s
which would be more permanent Ths' be did IA oep'
,ember following turning over to me st that une hn
books vouchers and cash, under an agreement on my
part % take charge Of the business OF the once aod
carry il on In hs name for the remainder OF his uneh
pired teru.--abou. l6 months.
A hasty examination Of the affairs OF the ONCE 70
that date (sep. y WA had By u.s. and Statements
made up which was supposed TO be correct ana ~hicn
was made the basis Of settlement between MS. under
which he placed in my hands yoachers and cash OF ns
equivalent for the balance apparently due rom MIN 70
the County be at the time remhrhng tnai tu e.o,o
men OF the account was more favorable 10 nn Icsn ne
supposed II would be. . ..
subsequently, when came 70 make up his report 70 70
the Board Of Supervisors discovered an error we naa
sdo m our tst hurried examination OF the aecoun'
hg which be was credited twice. with tetns Ia c'ass
| OK vouchers, amounting TO some $1,000
Immediately wrote Gen. SlocuIn. stating Tue par
tcua,, Of ihis error 10 which te at once replied ron
IN, army by letter and very soon IN person. wien
.ootbs, examination and settement was had ana the
r,ror oofreeted by payment 10 me oi par pi w
sn,oort tben (Dec. 2 and OF the Whole, ons peiVfe
! the efusration OF bis term VI efice. 49,
twill be remember that during All THIS time zen
sIocum war :te County TTessorer and his agert snl
attorney 80 tia. in wsy can the iscts above stated
bs tortured into defacstion uiseo'efeu " MS sue
ce.sor a nd NJ ade up By bis friends-
EVER cent doe 10 the County was poid oy nipsen,
and from means belonging TO him in ny hsnds iof 'He
p,rpose. $4,000. o..or., and ,ont,csl
,t.,d He knows wen how deeply L deplore tue
,r.ar mistake which think lac has msde
6v ,sHs new political alliance, fnd ne ma,
,y.,, nnson 10 believe. o. is true. that shal
s,,,ys bv all honorable aad proper means 70
dcfs.t rim IN the coming Election But am for th's
leon ngne lbe less panied TO see grave charge OF
acS,ca,isn ~ public financial officer made against
him which has no other element OF truth IN " IMAM
sbat yhicn hsvc so circumst ntislI related.
DupLEy r. FHgLPs Treasurer OF onondaga 20
OSc, Of tA< TrsAsArer cf OsondsSa Co. SY'se.S Oei.
H. lcoS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
NEWS OF THE DAY.
roI,EIGN NEWS.

We have adyices from Panama to October ~
The rebellion in the State Of Panama 1t az sn ea III
N. l.aders having either been captured or given tno0
selves up to the Government But in the other c0lom
40, s,ates az well as in Peru and Bolivia, the ciyi,
,ar continued. Chill ia in state Of perpexy on ae-
soupt Of TIE presence OF the spaniSh heet and tue
demands Of the Spanish Government, From the
River Plate it s reported that Ger. Mitre
Is advancing toward Assuncion. TIE capital OF
PARAGUAY and that he expects that the allied forces
will soon occupy it. The war in New'Z@sl'nd is OYER
and Gen. Cameron and Eve regiments we're returning
TO England AT tie Fejee Islands government has
been organized by the confederation Of eight chcis
Positive information bss teen received iSon Mexico
TO the effect that President Juarez was still at III faso
on the esth Of September The statement made IN the
Imperial speech Of Oct. 9 that Juarez had departed
fo tue territory of Mexico is believed mol To be true
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
ENGLAND AND TIKI UNITED
STATES.

We publish this morning on another page the
most essential portions Of the important cor
respondence between Mr.. Adams and Earl Rus
sell, concerning the responsibility of the
English Government for the depredations
of the Rebel cruisers. The correspond
ence viii be read in this country with
the samc universal and profound interest which
it has excited in England. 1t will be readily
acknowledged here, as it has been in England,
that both sides Of the controversy have been ad-
vocated with cOnsummate ability, aud it is safe
TO say that this correspondence will maintain
forever u conspicuous place in Tie annals of
diplomacy.
The chief points at issue between the repre-
sentatiyes Of tho two litigant Governments are
these:
First: Mr.. Adams charges the English Gov
erment with having given direct encourage
ment to the Rebellion by tho preciptate
recognition Of the bellgcrent rights Of the
Rebels. Earl Russell, in reply, contends that
England had not only perfect right to do 10,
but, that in recognizing the Rebels as beilig.
ercpts, she was actuated only by friendly feel
nes toward the United States.
Second: Mr.. Adams charges the Government
of England with not having made sufficient e1-
ertions for preventing the fitting out tf priya'
teers. and therefrom derives the right Of the
United States to hold England responsible for
tho dcpredations Of these privateers. The lack
of sufficient exertions with regard to the priva-
teers Mr.. Adams finds both in the rcmissness
ofthe English Government to execute efficient.
ly the existing laws, and In not calling for more
stringent legislation whom tho existing laws
we're found to be useless. EsIl Russeu. In
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

msnd that the laws Of The country shall be
broken 30 that paxdoned Rebels from South
Carolina and Arkansas may come back to Con-
gress and elect some such persons % Mr.. Har-
ris Of Maryland Speaker Of the House, and
Chauncey Burr. Of no place in particular. Clerk.
The object of the Democracy is the same here
as in Ohio and Pennsylvania, Louisiana and
Georgia. The pretense Of superfne loyalty
is the most absolute despotism. Give these men
power, and We shall see how much sincere love
for the Union, for the rights of freedmen, for
national honor exists. They tried to defeat
Lincoln and johnson by boldly proclaiming that
thoy were sympathizerS with Rebellion-wear
ing the familiar colors Of Rebel gray. They try to
defeat Barlow by putting on the colors OF the
Union blue. This is an old trick Of war. We
must not be surprised. Stand close in 'front.'
friends, keep the line steady-make every
gun toll, and shoot double-load into every
Copperhead who brings counterSign from
! Albany.