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THE WEST AND THE WAN.

Nn 1,ar, f,c,,, gra No ~ o,-,, - nv r. nn ...ntSs
ast w. a.. ss.:.a..,s w 49, sa~s - ta,,raa. 49,
~. ~ euo oso oen ,sa. 49, ~ oco
sAhs IVY al'u vulS W. s~eo .uea a1 ,1s.s ,..s
no!ses were sn1pi'eo no" washington, Nosta
ana "esl' 10 tnc1r nomes' consulting the
bnlk OF. the fofce under Grant and Sherman
that wc5e In at the death Of the rebellion.
u This imperial force, 9S,796 veterans went
Nest. They were the major part Of the force
that had subjussated The proud Gcorgians aud
Carolihians, and humbledtncm in The dust.
-Four years before tbis last march to their
homes, the Western soldiers entered The re-
bclaous territory at four points, VIZ: 1t,
Lou's, Caiso. Louisville and farkersburg.
one column speedily whipped the rebels ont
OF Western ETginln; q second drove -tecm
out Of Missouri and Tic Indian territory
beyond. A &h1fd, larger column, AcSca
Its way down the MISSISSIPPI to tho Gull.
A fourth column Of equal strength Pene-.
tratea 10 Nasnsilie' ana from lnehce lofeea
It's way over the mountains TO the plains md
1oFes1s OF 1eot3a, hasng c1pciiea Inc Tebca
armies rom hentnckS ano tennessee. IhSn
commenced The grand march 70 tho aca. and
the conquest OF Georgia. South and North
Carolina. wilson win strong column nn"
aertooh 1ne )oo OF efusnlng 1he feoets'oa IN
Nor'oe'a ana een'sa1 A9Dama, "a.1e oanos,
"hh nnotneF column u Wcsteta t'oops' ia'a
siege 10 Aopne' -, any onioa loIse unues
eherman, swept VIII n!e una e"esu ~ toa1
opposed IL, from ALBANIA ID saFannah, from
Savannah to Col1nbia, aao rom Columbia
to Raleigh. And when inc Con1ede1acy
''carcd - the Western veterans Wero pack
Ing their knarsacks 10 marcn On hich-
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Dymoud and Others. continues to represent
Mr. Bright's views with considerable ability,
though there Is kuack of running against
popular sympathies, which is Quixotic rather
Than brave. The political party who arc for
peace at any price, will not be uppermost in
England in cur time, and the Star has the
credit Of always finding Its own country to
be In the wrong. But it docs great service to
many cause, and though there are fewcr
copies sold Of the Star, perhaps, than Of the
Telegraph, 1 am persuaded that the former
produces the deepest impression upon the
national mind The shallow talk Of the Tel
egraph influences no one permanently.
Cd the whole, it may be said OF tile cheap
press, that they have sinsularly falsiiied the
predictions Of the Tory chiefs who, with tue
exception, If he Is IN exception, Of Sir E.
Bulwer Lytton, declared that the foundations
Of society would bc attacked by papers sell
ips for penny, that decency would BE- out
RACED md religion despised. Instead Of this,
our penny papers arc as sober. and steady as
The yeriest hacks that ever drove in Gov
e1nment team. A little bit Of good Demo-
csa,Ic writing In them would positively be a
trent. They arc intensely respectable, in the
sense Of the horse and rig notion Of respecta-
bility. They seem horribly alraid lest they
should not be thought genteel, and often read
their seniors the most ediIylng lectures on the
respect which is due to the Grown, and to
all The other powers that be.
s THE EVENING JOURNALS.
Of tie evening papers, the one having the
largest circulation Is the Etpsess, which Is Of
the same politics as the Daily Ne,es. The
a;obs, Us the receptacle OF all ministerial frag-
mcuts, is consulted at the clubs, and its letters
from Paris, By Father Prout, are often
amusing but Its area is limited. The best
written OF the evening journals undoubtedly
Ii the newest Of them, the Pail Mall Gazette-
80 named after q passage In Thackeray's
"Pendennis." The proprietor Of this paper,
Mr.. G. Smith, Of the publishing firm Of Smith,
Elder s. Co., was we'll able by his connections
as publisher 10 get together little circle Of
brilliant writer's that perhaps no other man
could have reached. Mr.. Greenwood, the
editor OF tho Co,1l.al lfagaziue, is also tho
editor Of tho Pail Hall Gazette, and with him
are Mr.. jas. uannay, o shrewa, epfgrummatle
journalist, always good when kept away
from purely political topics; Mr.. g.
II. Lcwes; Mr. Antony Trollope; Ms.
r. Hutton; Air. Onseley Higgins, the
celebrated stJarob 0mn1una" OF the Taat,
and half dozen other men Of less repute
They seem sadly to wnnt definite ends, vel
defined subjects, and consistency Of purpose
Their journal every evening is simply gos
sip of clover men about the topics of th,
hour, often varying in tone and sentiment
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]. H. 1spOLTTTIE.

J. n. No0Lr1TlE.
Doclist!e's the man tllai once led the yau
OfIadic.lz fighting dsullon-
Dut urges tome plan TO wrong the hlatk nsu
Ard keep him = Eerf IN the Union.
Ills efforts arc strong, hts speeches arc long,
To form IS gTand test Of complexion"
And sadiy prosone The dominion Of wrong
Ocr the 1oyn1 In 3imcs 0! detection.
Ert soon shall :tc right fcar fie sfth the might,
In our nalion hy ffrclncn defended,
Tor black men and white shall shout with delight
Wher Doolittc'e hono.s ere ended.
TIMOTHY 0. HOWE.
But snon as turn, With anxious conteru,
70 find who woufd do Lot little,
ete even now bold Senator Howe,
Who Claims for the right cyery little.
No sycopl.apt be, with sup7liant knee,
TO lawn or to tIneE.e 10 power,
Nest hraye|y he fights for Mans Equal Rights.
Wbllc timcfcsEers fzc.nble End COVER.
Eis speeches. though few, arc earnest md true,
lie knous what and jusf how to lit;
End nercr, uo's, Will Timothy Howe,
Like DopIittle. do 1t to rue II.
, 1865-12-24

e The Maine State Prison Is paying In
stitution, according 10 the recent report o.
It's Warden. Not 4 dollar of the State appro-
priat{on was called for last year.
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= " EII7<3
Yours respectfully, T. q G. LoRlllARD

The Quincy papers record the marriage OF young
clergyman ffom Springfield, after an exceedingly
brief courtshtp. He arrived in Quincy few days
previous 10 his marriage was introduced 10 aTouns
lady, popped the question, was accepted, and was
married the following da1. The parties are Tea
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A LIHEA SUIT.

-
AIJsf.z, SUIT.
xr. csr,o+ car 41,n1 ~ s1,orld mi I've 1,anny
n,.sa - ,ro-, 1s.;,,,. e,,oa ~, Tho, hnt trr
teee rs ,.tn.nu ~. oa.% 49, ~. 49,. ,.,,.,,,
can say uu'niu,' 4un' w eaoao ,
tne 1tine "Aen VIC Anse Aos nao ~ ae1e* JIG
aelion pending against III, ana mol ua1feqaent-
~ there are two or three dangling along IN the
courts together. II il only short time since
The last one was disposed Of We had been
<4,o, ,v <omo,,oav .down In caYro. I'VE fnrfct
- .t,s.,.,,. ,are xta,n ort of thc
a.a ntsAasi, Ao' IAff.aa - - - 49, ~.
Alton 16egfoM anu pnpueulns A. " 1He 81
pUEE, which our Cairo friend declared 10
he q libel upon him. Our friend employed
connsnl We n]so cmployca counsel.
TR,r two co1.nsc]s went at It, according
~ +ho c4.+uies IN sncb rases made
- ,,-artaoa Tho onro.,nr nou,-o,
u uuee..
n1ea LIE ola' o"I Ae oAe Ae' AAs II
sharp enough Our counsel dcmurTed, and
he dctnuucd go seriously that for long time
vesupposed the bill had been drawn in. Our
ro,nse1 had rn;st.d a rcpfmcnt. ,,ope To the
- ard 1ourht ha,f n dovan hsft,ea tcsorc
-. II t,.s.hn, .,,,r =, +ho oon,e. ~
AeNi1 ~ Ae'@, -, 49, ~. s 49,
aHc w "Iic a1'..e .uos ~ oPp'sA7 .ouA
sci had amended hts DILL we empiosea ne"
counsel. Our counsel dcmnHcd to the
amended bill. An animated legal scrimmngo
4hrn 1nnR n,nce In which Meas,
ao,nr,-r.-s rr;o,ndo,s rs,,,,tte,s aud
- ..,a.:,. .,.. o-,ho,,,aa
o.ae1 ni'ssee !t.S..
4Ae opposing connscl was lttuaps lhe Aaoss
tenacious andtrtdnnl We ever eocountcsc1
We resolved, long before tho 1natter was
Dtouoht to q conclusion, that 1t we shonld
aver prosecute ANYBODY for libel we should
-.tn;1 y,,r ycnrs ro11c5 m. The c,se
a..,,- a. -o,,,,o ,scra n,a 3, r.. a..
nnay .l.n. 49,. ~ es.. - .' 1,,'.a 'Aa ,,,a.. ~.
e4eo t4ASs ~ VS. Nv
counsel, una the opposing counsel ma Deen
exchanging rearns OF legal cap about nolh1ne'
Ne paid our lawyer, and VIC suppose our
Cairo friend paid his, together with the
tteos.sn thonrh We never inau'rea nhout
.ha+
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much at heart not to see that when one great
papcr Il lowered In the estimation Of society,
We I'LL more or less suffer still 1t L. lhpossi-
bio not to sec how much the Times Is gov
crucd BY considerations to which some Of Its
contemporaries are strangers. Mt. Delane is
an Intimate friend Of Earl Granvilie's and
frequent visitor at that noblcman's house, and
when Lord Pamerston died aud Earl Russell
zciened In lis stead, the Times pursued line
Of tactics incomprehcnsiblc 10 those who did
not know that the editor was striving to put
his friend in the highest sea. Of power. Mr..
Nloshray Morris, the manager Of the Timer,
Is brother.ln-1aw Of the editor, has Tired in
the West indies aud has property there; nc
cordingly throughout tie whole Of the discus
sions arising out Of the Jamaica disturbances,
the Times has not only taken the planters
side Of the question, but has deliberately
struck ont Of It's ordinary intelligence brought
By tho mails, every item, even Official reports
by officers in command, which show an act Of
severity on the part ofthe whites. If the Times
were the only paper read, the English people
at this moment would not know more than
tho bare fact that there llad been m ins1trrec-
rcctlon in the colony, and that It had been
suppressed Win fenarkable moderation. Ihls
Is mol VOTE OF tne ofMaary writer's. ont Oh
the "es1 mu'an annaenee' anu 50 VIII o1nes
oepa1 a1'meuts u LII PAPER Ane o9uihat'c
critic, Mr.. Oxcntord, writes numerous fsrccs,
which are no doubt smart and clever, but
people who know, cannot regard lis criti-
cislns upon performances 81 houses where h's
pieces arc taken md literally paid for, rs
nseiy 10 oe 'eiy lnpafaa'' ne Mos'ca4
e'lAc' ar. Oasioson' n uutfiea 10 very
accomplished P'anis'' BLISS eoaoaso1 anu nef
movements arc oiteu supposed 10 nave afe!a.
non IN that way, TO Inc mus1ch comments o.
the Times. LII The literary columns, the favor
atasm towards certain publishers who have
accepted manuscripts from Times writer's,
las become such scandal as TO mare grown
into popular Joke amongst literary :pen.
lhese lhlnes hnrt the 1tne' much more Than
the LOSS OF a le" thousano copies. Fcennatly
~" paper was n'So', s1e'ns hetfHr' tor The
ae'eiopment OF lac JONI STOCK principle ~
tradne qua Inc general commercial prospect
y o. me county, nave 80 increased the num-
YET o1 advertisements tnat 'ne pfoats N luz
Hnes oace amount 10 more tuan @oo'"O
year. Ane 'eau~9 uf.,eps, ~ nea NE, 80
lane. .aF. Daseet' aif' -aosc'ey' auu '.s' Dns
conttloute scty NsEeis, Ho DILL .ns oea''
efi''ealiy CONSIDERED, N the Press, "ho u tnefe
WAS oul "ose penc'plc IL 'ne paper, IL "on'o
Is AL tsa'1 " A'eeus soou.
TUE DAILY NEWS.
The high priced daily paper next in circu-
lation and influence to the Tines Is the Daily
;-se1es- IT 1t be true, as 1 have heard our
prc0tE6t living Dhil1SODbfr say. that It ia bet.
, 1865-12-24

e Gov. Curtin, Of PENNSYLVANIA, now
health seeker abroad, reached Cuba on the
1911, inst
, 1865-12-24

I porting refugees lnu pat0Ieu pf1sonCFs lrUu
one place 10 another. But when II comes 10
---as-- AL~ ---~- .-I E--.,'s,t~r- Il -s.I,
, 1865-12-24
THE LONDON. DAILY PRESS.
Their Editors, Contributors and
Opinions.
!. &c 1aner, Daily news, MorninS { FosIs
Herald, Standard, Telegraph, Norm
trE Stnr, Express. Globe, mud Pail
Mali Gazette.
fxF r-s

= - = Iiller, Daily News, Morning Posi-.
Herald, Standard, Telegraph, Morn-
ing Stnr, Expre%s, Globe, mud Pail
Mali Gazette.
Correspondence Of tho Chicago T1ibuue.l
LONDON. Dec.s
A few weeks ago sent you an account Of
tho Review and magazine literature OF England
and as portions Of the letter have since been
very freely transferrd from your columns into
the London Journals, I conclude that some Of
the Information at all events Vas new to our
people as well as to yours. Tits Is not the
first time English readers haye been indebted
TO the American press for home intelligence
TO which some importance Is attached. To-
day propose to give few particulars con-
corning the present condition Of the London
press-of those Journals which contribute
most 70 the tor1ustli & the representation
of British opinion. ~ ..ets may assist your
readers in attaching the proper relative i'm
portance to the expression Of sentiments
from time to time in the newspaper literature
Of Great Britain which may reach them.
TIE TINES.
The Times has lost much influence but is
stiu undoubtedly at the head Of the English
press. The repeal of the duties on paper and
on advertisements, gave the penny journals
hundred advantages which, as they ,we1e
rcaped, contributed 10 the decline in the cir
culatiou Of the Timer but nevertheless, no
such channel remains as the latter paper for
getting at thc well-to-lo classes Of our lnnl.
But decrease in sales Is the least material
part Of the matter. What the Tsn,es has most
to fear Is the consequences which havu result
ed from the breaking down of the mys&e.ons
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percerbIiheu Mpoen Der NRebeIipn ppr ,lnierem
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Sn Der 9ienitasSna6t fin9en bic @ebeaens
GOtpOiten Der 2inie entlang pl6blid an, 6ure
rab gu rufen nnO ais uniere 2eute mad Der
urla6e fra9ten, antuOrteten iie, OaB Sherman
uno fem Stab ourd cine Gapaaerie> @btbeiGung
9efdn9en wDrben lei.
9ieies tpar nutirlt9 cine Groi9tung, beun
Die Hidmonoer 3eitungen lGpeisen barber,
mas ie fiber niat 9etban baben wir0en ; i'm
GegentDeil, Die 3eitunsen Iaiien Our9bliden,
oab Sherman ieinen @ies unaufbaltiam pers
fOlgt.
Sine 9rObe gln3ubl 9eierteure fam in Der
9tenitagsna6t in uniere 2inien. Ser vGttb
8Oint@ le9te an BOint 2oOtOut bel unb lanoete
25 arie9s9efangene. GOr einiseu 3a9en uar
cine grObe 2(nSabl arie9sasfanseue BON Gen.
SbOfelo na4 Yoint 2pOtout geI9idt wprben.
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9eitimmt. 9ie meiiten N}it9IieOer itimmteu
ge9en Sapes Antrag, fe nieber5uberatben. 3.
SENATOR Grumbull uno Die
Neprdientanten @ilipn uno 9apiipn begaben
iiA beute su Son. 81. Spbnion, unO bena9ri6s
ri6teten tbn Cffi5iel BON ieiner @rpablung sum
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4e in wel&er ct ba8 ibnt pom @Olte Suer=
fannie 2lmt banteno altnobm.
Setretdr eenoen. 500 l6
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RUINS Surid. &idter Sargent belt bel Oieier
Gelegenbeit cine Idngere Neoe, wel9e Str.
6eI1enoen eripieoerte.
Ser ein5t9e Ne6iel i'm cabinet
miro Der inl St~nanjaiuii terium ieirt, oa @puu.
SenntlCn tno General 4inpalt Speer betbe bel
lbrer @rnennung beOeutet ipuroelt, paB iie our6
ben g0n3en 5%tpeten Sermir bleiben ipQten.
Hi9ter niber wirO pcrldufi9 e~benfallS i'm Gas
btnet bleiten, besglei6en bic 0Gupter Der Otas
rlnee, &rie9s@ uno Stadtsoepdrtements.
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9fa4rlbt erbalten, eaB Der S4ppner Selia un>
ter en9liider 6lagge, nube 8appprt, 6lprioa,
pur6 ben Ser. Staten 9Gnpfer Wlabi8ta ees
tapert puroe. Die QaOung beitanb aus 8lets
itan9en, Sdbeli6eioen &C.
Sine Expedition BON benz Dltli9en @plfgez
I&paoer ~Serft6rte ant 2. 6ebr. bic NebeIlen
SalStperfe BET @eItz8aD.
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Bbtlabelpbta, 2. Dtdrs. Sine
SPECIAL 0epei6e an oas Bulletin meloet
Ser Ni3mOnOer enquirer fast eoitOrieI: Sic
9utt 1T nit eri6redenOen @erii6ten a%nsefiQt
SeOe Sur6t bat cine Stimme %gefunren uno jez
oes DIR laai4t dn9itliG ben 8eti9ten.
SorltdtSmaBregeln CUR @stbItlng Dor un>
9ltd iino 9etrpffen.
GpnoernCr 8rCipn wiro burGe ben @big uno
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ltno unbeoeuteno.
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bauS uno WlcGOot wuren 9eitern bier uno GIN.
gen beute itrOmabmdrts.
Sn Stem Orleans 1T man elmer eebeilmen
8anoe ouf Die Spur 9etrmmen.
G8 IOuen &e~beQenIreunbe nit benz 9edmanz
tel BON uripnsgelinnun9en an peren Spise fte>
ben, benen ouron gele9en, pplitii6en @infub
iiben gu t6nneu, I'M aui biele grt ben gtebeuer
uno Seceiitcniiten Oieier StaOt S6ub su per-
letben.
9orau, OaB 6urreiE $4,000 81. baben lpa,
1T tein tpabres gOrt; er 5dbIt bO6lten8 5000
Wtann; er unO Sid SapIpr buben ~suiammeu
ni6t Die e~ritere 3abl.
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elmer Bride lber ben M%iififppiflub ansauz
pdblen bat. Nbne 3weifel wdre nun Ct.
Souls Der srSBte WarttplaB I'M 8ater Der
Str6me uno su9lei6 oer md6tise Gentralpuntt
Der mi6ti9iten Giienbabnen i'm mittleren Sbeile
Der Union, Elm iebr PATHFINDER 8lab fir oieie
Bride.
Sen. SObn Scope, unier ge9entpdrtlgtr CONF
manbeur, bat lt6 senau nads benz 9lufentbalt
unb Der 0ta6t pUn Sterling Yrice ertunoi9t
uno erfabren, bab er ii9 nabe bel @aibinstpn,
Nrtanias, 200 Weilen n6rOli6 BON Sort
Smith, NIT ieinen Sruppen, unter 6asan unO
Na9ruoer, in siemli3 6elOlatem 3uitanp befin=
oct. Sterling Brice unb Grz@Ouuerneur &ep>
nUlOs baben in Be3us auf ben iIn9iten 0liiz
iOuri Selosus einen bittern .3~eitunsstrieg be-
sO1nen. 9rice bat einen Brief an &irbp
Smith geri6tet, iporin er cine unteriu6ung
perlanet. 8is babin lit an einen wleoerbclten
GinfuII BON ct. 9rice in MiIOuri gar ni6t gu
benten. as..s ss
Ser 8rOseb segen ben 8ranOs
Hitter Kennedy in Stem Oort.-
Tor eini9en WU6en trat elm bon, General 9ir
terufenes 6rie9s9eridt suiammen, INT benz
9Cpea Cobb Genneop ben 8ro3eb gu MAIDEN.
@ebeimpOli5it OOuns bate Oenielben unter Der
NniduIoisung perbaitet, elmer 9erienisen gu
fem, bic Iid on bent 9eriude, Die Staot Stem
Sort nieoerSubrennes, betbeiliSte.
Senneop tpuroe bieem ariess9eridte inter
Der Intluge oorlefibrt, elm GpiOn unO Moro-
brenner gu iein. Mebrere 3eigen purSen
perbort. Ser ebemalise &ebe1 8rice bei6wor,
Dap &enneop in ieiner unb Der geaemwart ana
berpeiti9er periDnen ertldrt babe, tuie er Elm
9Otel in glep Sort in 8rano ftedte uno 8ar-
NUNS Wuieum an Stpei perIhiebenen StelIen
an3inbete. 9anes, Der 6dlieber pes @efdna.
Miles, in benz 3enneOp in !Saft sebalten piro,
iuste uater @ic, Der Gefansene babe li9 aesen
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