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for we of the North long since emancipated our
slaves, and their children and grandchildren
are still among US. Though we have never
been fully just to them, they have earned their
living quite as generally as the rest OF U.S. ana
are earning it to-day. They used TO conSplre
20 revolt while we held them in Slavery: they
have done nothing of the kind since we gave
them liberty. There are dissipated, shiftless,
worthless. creatures among them; but the ma
;oritv are industrious and moral, and there is
a smaller per centage of them in our AIMS
House to-day than there is OF our Immigrant
population. Though prejudice born OF slavery
hints them ont of the more manly and profitable
ayocstions, they as a class are improving al
thrift and increasing in property year by year.
We don't want them expatrated, and don't
mean to be taxed to pay for the expatriation ol
their Southern brethren. If any Blacks OF
Whites want to leave tho country, the way Is
open, and will remain so; but we don't ~ah'
to pay honest people to leave US, and ieei 'na'
we have no right to thrust our rascals upon
other countries. Let each take care OF Its own
Frecmen of the North! you must teach ou'
Southern brethren that there is safety III Justct
and thrift in absolute freedom. III negroes VI
others choose to steal rather than worR, dca
with them sternly; but, when you punish
let the culprit suffer not for being a negro pu
for being q thief.
Thi, reproach of Incidence is old as the hills
The Egvptian taskmasters flung il at the lSra
elites when they were compelled to make brleh
without straw. Ask a British Tory to-day why
the Irish pcasantry are so squalid and needy
and he will answer that they are lndolent ahc
thriftess: and this is measurably true. le
these same thriltless Irish, transplanted t'
America, become industrious and energetic
because they find here Opportunity and Hope
which are denied them i'll their native lana
Let US have faith in doing right, aud IN ina
faith 20 manfully forward
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

We rejoice to learn that the Union judiciary
Convention last evening nominated eS''"'s'
LEWIS b. WOODRUFF for Justice OF the supreme
Court, and JoUy J. TOWNSEND Tor tho 'o''''''V
Pleas. in place of MeSsrS. Seward anu
ford, declined Judge Woodruh las '''''''
serycd a term Of eight years with eminent aOi"''
and fidelity. and is known TO the DaF oS No"'''
inferior TO the best Judge now On our D'i'''''
We tr,,., he Will not-ndced, ne must not
doclipc As one who helped nominate and
elect him many years ago, we insist thai he
shall NOW run for tie Ci,ys and his friends
.,bc as they supported him before for the ciiy''
and for his.
This puts an entirely new face on the Judicial
canvass. Unionis,s Of the City let Us do our
ycry utmost for Judge Woodruff and the ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

Sir Morton Peto gave grand dinner party
last evening at upper Delmonico'S TO some
twenty ladies and five hundred gentlemen,
among whom were Chief Justice Chase, Ad
miral Farragut, Gems. Hooker, Dix, Schenck'
sweet, Gov. Andrew OF Mass. Chancellor Fer
ris, Lieut.. Gov. Bross Of H., and the leading
Railroad men OF our whole country. a concert
by Miss Kellogg, SigiRovere and other eminent
artists, concluded the evenings festivities
This was probably the most superb private en-
tcrtainmcnt ever given in this country. 81
Morton and party leave for England IN tho
Scotia tomorrow.
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A New-Jersey Copperhead asks: "Why da
they promise the soldiers 500 bounty, and
after they had enlisted, and the war was oyer
rob them Of two.thirds Of it ~ This is the Srs.
time we ever heard Of our Government bein,
denounced for injustice to the White soldiers,
and so We nail it TO the counter as Copperhead
lie. We regret we cannot do as much for th,
Colored soldiers. While every effort has bee.
made, and points Of law strained, and special
laws e.ytemporized, to see that justice was done
to the " hite soldiers, everything has been dOrs
TO prevent the Colored soldiers from receiving
their due. TO this however, We shall return
aroin
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THE NEw.JEKsEY ELECTION.

Ncw-Jersey elects on the 9TH OF November, a
Governor in place of joel Parker (Dem), an
entire House of Assembly. and seven state
Senators. being ono-ihird Of the whole number.
These Senator. are chosen by the counties OF
Atlantic. Bergen Cumberland, HUDSON Mcr-
Ger, Morris, and Ocean. All the present sena-
tors from these counties are Democrats. except
those from Cumberland aud Ocean. The Union
ists hope to gain Atlantic, Mercer and Morris
Counties, which will give them one majority i'll
the Seuatc and enable them to carry the Con-
s,iiutional Amendment. The Assembly chosen
Last year stood 80 Union to 81 Democratic, 80
that Union gain of one would suffice 10 give
our friends the majority. We confidently ex-
pect a much larger gain and know of no dis
trict which the UnionistS are likely 10 lose from
last year. And our jersey friends give us
good hope Of the election Of Marcus L..
Ward. the Union candidate fox Governor. Nc
Clellan's majority last year was 1901. Mr..
Ward was defeated in Io62 by 1857 majority.
TO overcome such odds will he a magnificent
victory, but we have u strong hope that, 10y the
help of the soldiers, it will be achieved.
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,,oxa,, Hall County Convention.

The Mozart Hall County Convention mel is
evening at Mozar, Hall, No. sli Bsoidway GSnnla
= Eediord, jr presiding. The Hon. ternanae "v II
read the following letter from the gentleman sao"
Convention of the l3th insi had nominated. nu.
declined the nomination or being informed OH .! v
committee appointed to wait on him:
Uo, FERNANDO Woop Chairmaa Of Comasines' -,
DH,n Sur: In repN your note rendering nj "a
of the Committee, tn, nonlir alton OF snprr'iso, Nh
th,t am sensible of the honor conferred snd n nj,
circmn,nnc-. would ncccp But ,t this time DO h'' '"
advisable for ne 10 b.rowe esndids'e. ,ttd far n
Please assure the Convention ths' : , an
e"hiPhue"' " "a' PA'a NV A. ". LOCKWOOD.
After the reading of this letter. on molion 90,
Hayes was nominated ior supervisor U!
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NEW.MEXlCO.

We are indebted to Coy. Army for the returns
of the recent election in the Territory Of New
Mexico for Delegate to Congress, and for Mem
bers of the Territorial Legislature, from Which
it will be seen that the Republicans have made
a clean sweep of the Territory, electing the
Delegate by handsome majority, together
with a majority of the Territorial Legislature.
The returns for Delegate compared with l-t3
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

The Dcs Moines State Register Of Oct. 81, pub
fishes returns from - counties of Iowa, nearly
all official They give TO Gov. Stone lo,4'5
majority. Twenty counties, nearly all Repub-
hcan. are yet to be heard from, and will H.
crease Stones majority to at least l6ooO'
stones majority, on the home vote, in 1-63'
was not quite l. 600; Lincoln's on the same
vote in 1864 2i,090. Among the - counties
heard from there are II which give Demo
cratic majority; but in five Of these tho major.
itv is less than 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

Judge Dittenhoeier, in recent speech, sus
gested the real reason which probably induced
the Copperhead Democracy to place upon theil
State ticket the name of the late Provost Mar
shal-General Patrick: which was that his ser
vices would be required to keep the deserter,
within the Democratic ranks. Good for Often.
hoefer.
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that limb Of yours wounded in tho cause OF
American Independence and bury it with the
honors of war. The rest Of your body they
would hang on gbbet to rot" A grateful
country will remember all the services rendered
by Gen. Slocum with his sword. But the
sBoys in Blue" will not follow him to undo a'
home what he achieved in the field.
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are as follows:

Thus it will be seen that Col. CHAVEZ carries
We understand that our complete party ticket
was chosen in each of the eight countie, which
cas-, a minority for Col. C.
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among the fraternity Of engineers - plugging"
or something similar to that-which means that
they confine sufficient steam to fetch the boat
to her dock. May it not be that on this occa.
sion they plugged or confined too much steam :
Perhaps the most remarkable fact connected
with the explosion is that the break in the boiler
was below the water-lne.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
TORIGIGN NEWS.

Adyices from MatamoroS to Oct. 81 S'a'c
chat II, 10 that date no serious assault had been made
Gsa Mca was TO deiend the city with l'OO wen dis
cipned troops. Cortnas was in Brownsvii'e ana was
said 20 refuse the command Of the Libcfa! forces
According to advices received in MaiamoroS IRON
Belgium. 5000 more volunteers were coming over Tor
tie imperiasts.
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To Gcrrespouhr.iis.

n, ,,u,. .,r ba .ate, ot Arorvr,ou. Communications
Nboieveris intended for insertion nirs We .i, h,
by the and address Of The wiltet-r wilteti -, -
puhicasipn but u, Guaranty ioI hls -o'' -. D., v,
All bi letters f7r tfs Oihce shVuiu NC ''
TFis-SE," Now-Nork. q. -...;,s.;,,.
VI ca.not undertake 10 return rejected I'i''-'
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10 the Associated Press.
.solI1icd Frcss -,
WASHINGTON. Monday Oct -. ISIS
AFFAIRS IN TEEkS

Letters from Texas say that directly alter u
war the people OF that State willing TO agree
almost anything for the sake of pacicaiion bug u
now, OWN. to the dilatory movements OF Provision
Governor Hamilton. much dissatisfaction begins 20
manifested. The State has made but little p-oareS
restoring her relations % the uDion the prop
facilities yet afforded throughout Texas Tor taAns
amnesty olth
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

GOV. Fcnton has issued a Proclamation
invoking the people Of this state to keep Thurs
day. the eth of December next, as day OF
Thanksgiving and Prayer. in accordance with
the request of the President OF the United
State
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

Anna L. Dickinson will deliver political
lecture at the Cooper Institute this evening. y
crowded audience, embracing not few who
di>scn, from some OF her views, will no doubt
be present.
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AusrRALrA-John Holden, native VIII a'
liver lecture ON this interesting country al '"'
the Cooper Union on Thursday evening neA'

ARREST OF GAMBLERs.-Capt D'gsson p.a'irc. o. !
p,nnGsm,, steers Of the Twentyeehtn fiee.ns, ,,,
Sn"dss nist made descent upon the billiard S SaoSn -
George Chichester in the Sasemon, %I NVs wo thew ouu
Dle'eAc'ss ssro Billiards and other games Inc pt.
PAWN were % looked up in the station Hoa,s ,i ns
ciei.
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Thanksgiving In New.Yerk.

Albany. Monday, Oct Do isdA
Gov. Fenton has issucl Proclamats
naming Thu sday. the 5th DAY cf DseenbeF' 10 az
for Thanksgiving end PRAYER.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch 70 The n. \. Thban-.
W W..nr,crnN MrnIar ~ .
col. DAHLGREN's BODY.

Special Dispatch 20 The y. \. Thban..
wAsnfsGroS. Mc1day Oct. ~. is1
col. DAHLGRES'S BODY.
The body of Col Ulr.c DdhlTen will arriya
this afternoon at O'Clock and be placed il the Msy
ors Office a, the City Hail uni after the adjournment
Of the Council tonight when viii he placed in tn
Council Chamber. wLero it viii lie IN state un'l Il
O'Clock tomorrow The funera! service will be he'd a
the frat Presbyterian Church On Fourand-a Aa,fs'
at noon tomorrow. The Rev. Henry Ward Beeche
will deliver tie sermon.
INTERNAL REVENUE
The receipts to-day from Internal Reyenn'
amounted 10 over 81. 100000.
ALABAMA AND GEORGIA
Gov Parsons OF Alabama, arrived here yeste'
day lie had protracteI interview with the PRESIDED
to-day relative 10 affairs in that State. The Governs
says Georgia viii send full delegation to Congress-
JEFF. DAvIs-THB HERALD CASARD.
The statements telegraphed hence to II
~ T. Herald and by that means sent through the cog
try. relation 10 the tial Of JEFF Davis are all void
substantial foundation. Any lawyer would know
much; but the correction may be necessary for the
formation Of persons uniearued in the law The Cred
Court OF the United States has original Jurisdiction
any circuit in which indictment may be found Al
should the Judges disagree upon any point Of law a
case may then go down TO the Supreme Cour. on th1
point Should the be brought TO trial in the Viz
ginia Circuit the evidence will show the personi
presence of Mr.. Davis on the field Of battle. IheTeor1
no question OF constructive presence will b. raised sa
the stringent rule OF Judge Swaynes decision viii
avoided |, is difficult TO see how any question can
raised In that which has not been vel settled
the case The United States sgt. Burr
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Union s,.uic Ticket.

10, J,Sg,s WARD HUNT. oscidl Go.
., .,gc1l. John II. P0KTEI', Abby
s.+y,f state. Gen. FRASCIS G. BAHhoN b. OLA
,,,rsf,yL.,.. .TlfGMA~ HtLItiOt ~. oL''"o'
q,.I,,r.,.....Col JOSEPH NONIAHD. pc'o'r''
,r, Ce.e,aLGeu. in II. MART TiNDAht' Mon'oe'
,,,,,l Cor.'r. ROBERT {. B0hN, Science
>1ois J., giarcrj. Pl,aTF GOOD~Ash' Niagara
-. ,.,,e,, Cen. UENItY =. BARN II, Ono4daga.
,,,,i s7c,i. Gen. PATRICK ~. Jones, 'atarausns.
.Yl.ctior Tu..Inv M,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

The Hon. HENRY WILSON spoke for Liberty
and Union last evening at Rhinebeck. and
speaks throughout the interior of our Stats
every evening this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

The Unionists of Ncw-Jcrsey held an i'm
mense and very enthusiastic meeting last even
ing in jersey City. We report the speech OF
Gen. Logan in full in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
THE Tribune iusLondon.

s~rvr~s pRorHERs tAnericsn Agents f'f lihr', -
,.ii.' Coy,ui narieu ". O. ac As'ris t"' TIE sii ~
1as TRIBUNE They viii also receive st''ssF'''' an
Aa,ar
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

Maor.Gen. FITZPATRICK will speak for III,
Union cause at Albany tomorrow "Wednesday
evening
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Iseic1sr Of John Mitchell.

FoRrGEss MoSEog, Monday Oct. ~ isAr
John Mitchell Is released and goes 10 kic.
oud to.norrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

met.ia paper ps,as with lcss difficulty and ceo'
cove-, a wide selection Of names
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YrrI,,. o. The Drihunr

DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers, s,O M
copy, ycar-3il numbers.
sENilWEEKLY TRIBUNE.
COPY 7 vcar-l0i numbers, ....-... Si.Oo
:, cnI,;ss do 100
5 copies, or over, for each copy. "'Vo
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The receipts to-day from Internal Reyennd
amounted 10 over s., 10000
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.awaa ar HERALD WEDNESDAY, 49, 1858


@ HERMAN Co, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
~ sale Of Wines Liquors chamPssnss GssIi a. a. tSs
ssesroom ID Bowey, removed for convenience Oh enG
choice old bourbon RYE Scotch and Irsh Whskeys pun
cAeons pipes Jamaica Rum DIN, Appleack and httsrs
Cigars large lot Of Wines and Liquors JAS sn
Champagnes Ale Porter large lot sne
Also Horse Wason ana Hsrnes being entire balance Of
stock OF c. king ESQ Wholesale dealer declining busi'
moss. Sale positive without reserve
WIN. WRITER'S AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
Of family breaking up housekeepIngmPsrio, Suit Per
carpsts Centre. Dining Fables oilclSk Chamber
nitare Also 10 Tables BOO Chars with everything for
housekeeping.
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On OOO TO SoOoO TONS OF
ZU.UOU YiTTsT0N COAL AT AUCTION.

Ill BROADWAY,
f NEW YoRK, July II, 1856
The Pennsylvania COAL COMPANY win sell q
,,h,tc acon on wednesday, the ~ Of July inst at l0x
ppciock A. Exchange salesrooms, No. n Broadws
bv RIIRDETf JONES CO., auctioncers, 1000 TO 60O0
ns Of fresh mined PITTSTON COAL Of the sizes,
deliverable Newburg rata during the month OF
August - 80 .., a..
the shipment Of the coal to be stated at
cents per ton IN funds payable the
dav or SALE BALANCED with the Of sx
per in current furds within ten days thereafter
- ~' GEORGE A. HOYT,
Treasurer
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BY A HOUSE CROWDED TO ovEEFLowINo'
OIL the talented and EGpu bzS so SRSl 1n%saAn
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in W. Foyds sucoessfu adaptation Of Lovers novel OF
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Mons fh1RRs III s' AND zprosrMEsrs
MECHANICAL CONTRIvANCEs.
BY j. johnson and A osfanSAL MUSIC,
by W. G. Levy suthor Of Punchneo, &C. under the baton
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A UCTION NOTICE.-R. I. HAzELL, AUCT0NEER.
J.E HALSEY CO.,
We will sell
THURSDAY JULY 20 at 10 O'Clock. on the premises
800 CANAL STREET. NEAR BROADWAY,
ASSIGNEE'S SALE,
comprising the entire stock of the estate OF
GEORGE BRODIE,
many the leader OF fashions for Harperr ana
odeys Magazines comprising French, English and Ame
rican
CLoAKs. MANTILLAs, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACES, &C,
to close the concern, and by order OF
MAJOR THOMPSON, ESQ: ASSIGNEE.
Further particulars In future advertisements.
Catalogues ready early morning Of sale.
j. E. HALSEY CO., Auctoneers,
Is Beekman street.
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A e. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.
"A. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
$4,000 WORTH OF
FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.

DRAWING ROOM SUITS.
On this day "wednesday at the FIVE story brown stone
private residence No. ~ West Sixteenth street, between
Fifth and Sixth sale commencing at lO O'Clock
DRAWING ROOMS. .
Magnificent suits Furniture covered In crimson and gold,
and and gold brocatel Of the richest description
Teta tote Sofas Arm. Oval Back Reception Chairs;
richly carved Centre Tables marble tops rosewood Etaeres
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
superby carved legs and made order city maker
OIL PAINTINGS AND BRONZES.
Hertzs patent Extension Dining Table Buffet Arm CHAIR
Sofas Elegant sets crystal and ruby Glassware rcny
rated China Dinner Set Tea Set to match, silyerware
Rosewood and walnut Dressing bureaus bedseads. eru
robes Commodes Armoea Glace en- suite style OF Lous
XIV; Hair and Spring Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets
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IN upxpy yIftERs 100 EAST TWELFTH STREET,
,cas rhlrd Teeth inserted " each aching
teeth Gcd with III. celebrated gold cslnens and other MI
ins. All opera t.Oni wartsntod Established w.
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AN EXECUTORS SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSE
"A hold Furniture. The property Of the late Dr. W. r.
Richards will be sold public auction to the highest bid
reserve this day wednesday, July 10 at l0a
precisely at the fourth story residence ll9 Clinton
place between Fifth and Sixth
ssng of Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets three ee
giant Paror Suits In rich French satin brocGte and
green figured reps rosewood Egeres with French plate
back and DOORS,
STOOL AND COVER; COST 500;
elegant rosewood and black walnut marble top Tables.
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges Reception Chairs bronze
Clocks rich Lace Curtains OIL Paintings rosewood and
hogany Bedsteads Bureaus Rockers Lounges, sofas,
Spring and Hair Mattresses Blankets Glass China and Sil-
yer Ware, Table Cutlery, &c. By order Of
UCTION NOTICE.-MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
IA aud costly Furniture. this day "wednesday, l0M
O'Clock precisely residence 93 Waveey place between
Fifth and Sixth comprising large variety OF Paror
Dining Room Chamber Furniture elegant rosewood and
black ParlOr Suits in the richest descpton
Brussels and Ingram Carpets but little used Also one
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE,
with corners full octave containing All
improvements $500 Stool and Govern costly
Oil Paintings Mirrors Lace Window Curtains, marble top
Centre Tables Bureaus Bedsteads pure curicd Hair Mat
tesscs Easy Chairs Sofa Beds, Extension Table, Silver
Ware, Clocks, Cutlery Crockery Mantel Ornaments &c
This sale is peemptoy-one seldom met with IN regard to
extent and variety. CHAELES fOUNGr Auctioneer.
UCTIoN SALE OF CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS-oN
IA Friday Juy 81 at les Chatham street. Great bargains
can by purchasing tho day Of SALE Sale to
~ WILLIAM ARBOTT Auctioneer.
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THE WAR, IF IT MUST CONE.

The probabilities now seem 70 favor Z
prospect of war with the two great Euro
pean powers of the Channel. It is sup
posed that England will not accede to the
demand for reclamation; and it really
looks like backing up Of Bull by Cra-
peau. In this connection we cannot for
bear drawing attention to the fact, that
Horace Greeley to the express contrary
President Lincoln did make demand for
reclamation Oh England. on account Of the
Alabama's depredations. BY and BY our
people viii arrive at the true and univer-
sal conclusion that the Governments Of
England and France hate this Republic,
envy its power and glory, and would blot
it from existence-if they could. Well.
in the form of a combind war Of the two
aristocracies against Uncle Sam, the con-
test will be peculiarly pleasing. If the
war shall continue so long, We shall have
to regret the starving condition Of large
portions of the yeomanry Of England and
the peasanuy of France. That will be
the most deplorable fact of the result, that
We shall be obliged to notice. No doubt
the rulers of these counties will be glad OF
that calamitous event or threatening; as 1t
will help their levies for men. 1t will
take Just about three months to clean the
ocean of every English and French bot
tom; and. if necessary, the Dictator may
ascend the Thames and batter down the
new House Of Parliament, for a second
trial trip. The. independence Of Ireland
will be a question of . few months; the
Emperor's Life Of Caesar will have some
immediate illustrations to be appended BY
a Yankee historian and artist in the per-
manent absence Of the pretended author.
Mexico really belongs to Uncle Sam.
Look at the con6guration Of the North
American continent. and doubt it who
can. Vancouver Is rightly ours, as Har-
ney substantially claimed. Having war
of this kind, there will be no doubt Of the
thorough completion Of the Pacific Rail.
road in two years-probably in eighteen
months-its near completion in one year.
The coast being Immediately a place Of
in,erest-perhaps more 50 than any point
on the Atlantic board-we shall have
large armies, and something besides old
worn out, seeesh-sympathizing carcasses
in command. Russia will be round. We
shall soon be in telegraphic communities
ton With the Gar. The battle viii rage
round the world; Freedoms eagle will be
on the screech and, in our very humble
opinion, the lion and the frog will hs
down together-permanently -and the
four-leaved shamrock shall cover them.
Music by the band.