, 1865-06-18

fTnimpoEtsnt. Men looked WISE, and SAID
Sherman was only going into trap.
1ardl{ the octo9er 3aas hsn tn1q yogE S,n1r
veil trailing over the landscape, bnt al oSto-
ber With an eye Of t1,e, and landscape tnat
never knows aele aud yellow leat-bronEat
word that Atlanta Was captured and burn"
Ing, and Hood vas defeated and Tying.
Iht re wssa = pause men took long breath,
aad thought of the TWO C's (cotton and cot-
fee1. And finally arrived at the conclusion that
that Victory did not e0scs anything. IAe
end would be Confederate triumph. When /
the word came that Sherman was moving 70
to rebound Rrd puls1 =. at the old work. II
Eas d retreat, and the Conftderntes would
now have Nashville Aud Ch7tsanoogn, ana
years work by tho Feacrals would be re-
covered 1t stroke by Hood.
news OF. General Thomas victory over Hood.
also on the receipt Of the news that the
army was approaching the coast. th3t sym
patby had dropped little below fever heat
The Florida affair excited 1nst as muc1
chiyal1ous horror as II the English navy had
always been spotlsss on that seoEs :; forget
ting that an English man-ofwar captured
sn American War vessel IN THE PORTUGUESE
FORT OF Fssalt IN the gear 1914. and pos
itivety 1efhsed to give any Naturalization;
xeEtly, memory Is conven:entiy short son1e-
The last ten ds.s Of the oad year wore
A1owly r~ay, with oar constant locking for
tie Western mails, sardy enon1h at any
tne 'y' came ann md made ~ eur 81 ~ Ear oya
With the Eaorious news that Shezr7au had
sencsed the coas1--wss II Savannah- Then
eame The NH. r~r!sn,a.s. ,l. s. shat R|sitagt
/ sietcEy in that "aatet Presidential cou-
Some had pct on do!orou1 faces and essd
they hoped We should have 70 bloody riots /;
but seemed to tatnk that, tui1llmsnt mtrt
come to al the talk Of the Nptd-VatiarA
dicham.Ssymou: tanto, forgetting that the
evi1 few VINO cried cruelty: crn.ty. Of old,
uade more noise and tuulult then the cou-
tented and satisfied multitude who sung
tho Hossnnas.
European Princes 70 :oEnize President efect-
ed when only part ot the States partie'pa-
| led In the election - It was replied, Their
not vo..ug was q fault Of their own and a. to
! the OF her polnt, the European powers v Ill not
be inQrfsred Of. Our fofn Of government aud
n1snres Of electipg cur Chief Magistrate WAS
! recognized many years ago, and we stand
| now :alfly In the family. Of nations. With full
power tc fesulIte o,,r forc:gu and domestic
| a1fa'rs. Wtnt Eur1 pean natlnn would nk=
| to. take upon Itself the burden OF so grc1t au
to Ane{sa dats Is to <neb 1est
At The fall Of Savannah there were very
perccpttble qu kings IN tie India cation
| laadc. Piece guocs Of that iao.ic tell sixty
| cents. With the recent completion OF tho
overland to % go%epy ;,snM,on came the n,s
| surrendered to the old flag, and India cotton
iu Liverpool was quoted ut only sir pine<:
Business men now b. Ean to ask If this ts only
tie beginning Of the end. what will the end
be: If the NC, ting o. peace commissioners
EnncEs trade down so much, what will Peace
Itself do?
1AE 1noQU1s AND THE SHENANDOAH.
Tie U. 8. sloop-ot-war I1oqnois arrived
here about the tlrsl Of March,. Her presence
and the Eunlered coming Of the 9henand ah
VAS suf1sc n. to keep expectation on s,n.toe-
>h- reraat-. d tn pot ntly ta!rty.six hours,
then sailed or steamed away TO cruise about
The straits O. Suudn. The few who fund
access to her We're tasorahly Impressed with
ller appearance, as wch Us thr quiet bearinS
, ofhef Commander, Captain Rodgers. Rumore
Ono day she vas said to have tseen sten just OF
tue old straits of Singapore, exchanging so
: lu1es With Dutch man-o-wae and display
i Ing the Confederate tlag. Another day {
/ strange steamer Of abouL his str. was sec1
to approach the harbor, pass the lighthouse
, and pow der hulk, I've miles distant, and ma
r | nearlvez to get view Of the harbor. TIVE
) war steamers being seeu, rhs turned nut
# steamed nway without showing her Tag o
: making he1self kn7wn. Gne' Of thess WA
\ er was the 1ruqnofs. Three Days af;er th
\ | sailing OF the latter steamers expectation
eliminated In the report that cannonad
j. was actually going On, behind St. John
le Ieland Just OF the harbor, when a fins
= chick was put on further .umors By the fac
t. becomips known, from well authenticate
~ source, that the IroQnofs conld not b. viii
)r IN Two days scanning of this port. Thert
r. fore could not be fighting the, shenandoa
10 Just outside the haIb Ibor. As there were u
: posed row that she came here at all. br
L. must have made her way direct to eAnt
Z. wich Iklauds, or the west coast OF tt
j American continent, 80 wc have hid sutlcfe1
e opportunities Of hearing from. the China Sci
IL ! among The American Shipping west OF tt
p Copc Of Good Hope
As M evidence Of healthy moditfcattc
Of public q ntirnent, the local paper COZ
=. mcn,iug on the expected arrival, stated
"a did moi thiuk the Shenandoah would me-
re With a. much sympathy rs the Alabama hs
~ # received, and Afterward nhuaed cnntfaeu1
" placed in her by the local authorities her
to bY hsr manner OF DESTROYING unarmed me
h. chant ships That were coming INTO port
er | COTTON sFEcCLAI1oSS-
I'd Bombay, during this war, 1as sivalled W.
ut streets widest and maddett stock Gamblln
re -Four years ago the town vas sctdS and du
,h as mcat Indian cities arc. hut YANKEE, vi
hr understood American cotton growing. vi
h. some Others, obtained large grant Of la7
en- from the Home Government, for the purpo
l.. Of raising ca1tcn and Improving the comm
IL, staple. Stocks were erected and the land I
nd yided, and such system was instituted th
he both the quality and quantity were much il
be proved. Stocks and real estate went up
of an unheard of figure. The re
NJ Of a good house is now 10
rurece f$5COl per month, and one scarce
| tcnable thee hundred rupees. Military
[n- Bce,s live In tents, ~ their salaries will n
We afford such rents. The prudent Americ
d. grower Of cotton now s7ld out, nettt
Iot nearly one million in gold! Natircs as v
pg 81 Europeans, and women as well as ny
.t6 deal in stocks. It Is said that one lady. I
for cleared about four hundred thousand aolla
a independent of her husbands Speculation
I'd, and has retired to Europe on her laust
Such has hten the effect OF the great Atns