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Our Returnfng Veterans.
THE IRISH BRI0ADR.

This organization did not leave the Baxery Barracks
yesterday, according 70 announcement, owing 10 the
fact that there Is no for them at Harris Island
General Nugent has issaed the following order;-
HEADQUARTERS, 1RrH BRIGADE, July 8, 1885.
In consequence Of large number Of troops a. present
Harts Island there are accommodations for the
brigade on the island The officers and enlisted men,
however will report at ten O'Clock every morning 81 the
Battery Barracks until such time thcc is accommo.
dAitons for them Those wishing 70 remain in the bar.
racks will be provided with good quarters and ratons
By order Brigadier General ROBERT NUGENT
G. FoLEy, Captain and A. A. q.
THE MEN OF TIE sEvENTY-THIRD NEW YORK
REGIMENT
are requested by Brevet Colonel n W. Bsrns 70 present
themselves at Harris Island Saturday Of the present
week, for the purpose OF receiving theft pay. 0ncers
will be paid at the same time and place
THAMES FROM WOUNDED VETERANS.
The soldiers at the New England Rooms desire 70 thank
the liberal propcto Of several of the hotels Of this city,
including the Astor House, the Stevens House, the
Howard, National DelnoDicos, the Metropolitan, the
Washington, and 70 Others for plentiful donations Of deli
caches donated BY them 70 Ms RUSSELL Me matron for
their benefit; ALSO several dealers In neworks for dona
tions The "cripplc brgade'' q The rooms well as
many oonvaescents sssoumne there, wen thns enabled
70 outwardy testify their JOY AT the returS OF that ponce
V our country for wbbct they are now sufeT'rs.
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BNpcHwmEL,-At Hoboken, N. j., JONI A. BHEcxws.
psl, aged ~ years. months and % days.
First German Hussau New York State militia) in
ved 70 attend the funeral Friday, from his late ros
dcnce No Is Second street. Hoboksn, at two O'Clock
Pm
TLYrr.-0n Tuesday, July T. Of consumption THorAi
FLYNN, aged ~ years and months
The relatives and riends Of The family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this Thursday At twelve
O'Clock noon from the residence Of his brotherin law
Johnston H. Garahan, 131 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
n JcrS Lo~sxs' = Naive 81 ths parish s1 Of Lura
county TpperaSy, ireland, eyed 80 years
MnMAn.-suddenly on "Wednesday, July 8, JON
HMM, only son Of Vim y and Sophia H. Merriam, aged
/ year. months and 10 days
The relatives end friends Of the family are invited 10
attend The funeral from the residence Of his parcnts
corner Of Rgbty- sixth strest and Fourth avenue thu
1huypdayl afternoon, u halfpast one O'Clock.
Nv efAW dnn1Qs ~ 6qWp6 RDgGl
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The one dollar subscriptions 10 the Lincoln Monument
fund are pouring in fsst and the treasurer, Mr.. @.
Churchill isinvesng the money in good securities he
scvcnthiry canb whore II will be drawing interest until
enough is received 70 enable the committee having
charge OF the AFFAIR 70 commence operations The fol-
lowing receipt from the treasurer received ~ ths
once yesterday, and will explain tself:-
NEW YoRK, July 9, 1896.
Received nom Nsw YoRK HERAio, sea for subecrp.
tions 70 Lincoln Monument fund. From recruiting rem
devious Twelfth United states infantry, o. do 1lth
infantry, } and Abraham J. Post and othsss $50 Total
ga Previously actnowedssd, eess TOTAL received
from The new YoRK HwAID, e7l6.
TN. O. CHURCHILL resssrsr
Per y. D. AnyuuR
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Iotal ~ d Iosai :....;...< ~
Scorers-Mcssrs Macdiarmed and Fisher Time Of
game-Three hours, ten minutes- Fly catches made
Stars eight; Camdcns, eight
ACTIVE VERSUS UNION.
The principal match played on the 9Th inst was the
contest between the above clubs which took place at
Morrisan in the presence Of large concourse Of spec
tao the result being the OF the Union nine by
score Of Is 70 1o The Acvee had the lead up 70 the
close Of the NH innings but Afterwards tho ne batting
Of the Unions led TO their obtaining the victory We
give the score below.
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NEW AND PATRIOTIC MUSIC.
~ The National jubilee Prize sonf with patriotic and
spirited words soul stirring melody and uban chorus
s.Shout redemp ton's come,
The Nation now 10 frcc"-SO cents
1.-THE Good Time Has Come, Boys.n Very patriotic ana
aplrited, both In words and melody.-O cents
"Our Song Of Liberty" With the reveile ntrodnc
50 cents.
"De Lord He Mako Us Free" Very comic words and
brilliant melody.-O cents. Just issued by
W. JENNINGS DEM0REsT, 80 Bcekman street
Sold All receipt Of
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10 Of such that the occupants Messrs Dbble,
Work Moore consider II teo trivial TO take much notice
Of The employees OF the skirt manufactures, fifteen
hundred Of whom were engaged on shese promises pro
the empoye) With much pleasure though nothing
had occurred for they assured by the members OF
the Arm that their services would again be needed
Monday next In consequence OF this and the
immense press Of business two large places will be fitted
up for the Immediate resumption OF labor In the manu-
featuring department. Of which IL opposite their up
business at 81 Chambers street. Great credit 10 due 10
che nremen and police for the promptness with which
they acted under the difficulties they had encounter
thus saving great deal OF labor In repairs which would
have been necessary the immediate resumption OF
business In tho counting and sales rooms Of the skirt
factory.
DooaEnn. doggis" stin continues 10 be perse
cuted price ON his head foFbids him 70 wag his tail
out Of doors Fy cents st continues 10 be paid for
The apprehension Of vaerant csnnea Muzzled be may
su the air but muzzlcd dogs got the dog
hunters havsprovded themselves with sharp knves and
this s protection 70 them The statistics Of
the massacre Of these nnocents for the past three weeks
before The dog pound, situated at the foot Of
Twenty NTH street. East river opened on the 18th
ult In the nrpt week the number 1 164 Of which
80 were reclamed the second week 5e7 Is reclaimed
the third week. ending July I, ESQ., IL reclaimed ,
which gives total destroyed up 70 July 1
Of 2,lA This number At fifty cents per tail gives
NJ 81 or spent in the work Of slaughter The manner
s let in the poor animals each day. four O'Clock
n, and their spirits pass away 10 the klyh cdns
there be such place. II, the other hand the doc
trins Of the tr.nsmigration Of souls be true, we
know not At what time may hear one Of
those harmless brutes speaking through the mouth
Of some civic ocia who will doubtless dsprecae future
impoundngs We read Cerberus, dog with three heads
guarded the domain OF Pluto the monarch OF the infer
aa regions and We can easily imagine with what delight
that janitor will welcome the members Of the municipal
governments OF this city when they 60 their last aboder
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influence Of tho HxRALD for the entire withdrawal Of
negro troops from the country He thought they should
be disbsnded and put In the field 70 make cotton and
the DUTY Of the North and West 70 see that the labor Of
hundred and y thousand freedmen now in the ranks
made TO earn their bread farm plantation aborers
The planters he :sys are willing in good faith to employ
to enforce the fulGment Of fair contracts Cotton and
rice he urged are the great staples for the specie
be until we can again raise crop OF four
millions bales Of cotton, which would make Europe in
debted TO us for that amount In specie Then grcenbacks
will be at par
The name Of Daniel Horbeck one Of our oldest and
most esteemed citizens and thorough but quiet Union
man during the rebellion, suggested the proper per-
son for Judge Of the United States District Court for
M would give
the Court Of General Sessions Of this district
General Ordrs-No. &C.
HEADQUARTERS, CRY OF CnARI1sror,
CnAaIsros, 8. G., July l, 1895:
In compliance with special orders No liz dated
c. June 90 1885, hereby transfer the command Of the
post Of Charleston TO Brevet Brgader General W. T Ben
nett In retiring from this command desire 70 thank
soldiers comprising the post garrison, the Fire Depart
and employees in the civil departments Of the post
their several duties would also extend nv thanks to
the residents Of the city for their corporation with and
uniform kind and courteous treatment towards the mill
Brevet Brissdier General Volunteers
General Ord0p--No. ST.
HrADQuAkme CrfY or CBAm11or,l
CBARluroN, q. G., July l. 1895. I
In compliance with special orders No ia dated Head
qusrters Department. Of the South, Hilton Head C.,
June go 1885, the undsrsigned hereby command
Of the post Of Charleston All existing orders will remain
10 force until otherwise directed First Lieutenant
Charles Joy, Tftyfoursh Massachusetts, volunteers
n Of x. pom. Acting sF asai9 Gene
aGsyN eps'a.er qspsrN YsIlss esslN yelys,esm :.
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rHs GRAvE on PRESIDENT LrScotSs MorBER The grave
of the mother OF late President Is located In Spencer
county, Indiana the little village OF Genryvlc,
empowered amid the majestic forest trees Of the country
There neither hesdstone monument TO denote the
sacred spot and the place where the remains lie buried
Ia an unfrcquentcd locality, or comparatively 20. A
short time before his death Mr. Lincoln wrote letter,
expressing his intention 70 visit the grave this summer
and suitable monument 70 be erected and In this
letter ITO old fend ne expressed the regret that the
business Of life had long compelled him TO post
pone this duty
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Our Havan. Correspondence.

BR,oSoLI IN LONDON The London Tima Of the 18th
ut speaking OF the Royal Italian Opera Covent Gar
dem says Of brignolis engagement there The advent
Signor Bngno Ia event upon which the supporters
Of The Royal Italian Opera may be congratulated Sig
nor Bngnoli not only has beautiful voice, but sings
third act Edppa fat' amor, which, like Mdlle. Flo
rett's 1talianized Irish ballad, was cncorcd every
prsed that such tenor had been many years before
The public without chance Of making himself hoard In
England In America, sgnor Bngnoli has long been an
established favorite and even IN Paris he short
time since engaged q the Theatre Itaien Better late
than never In the present dearh Of Italian tenor,
such an acquisition IL most welcome.
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIRE HERALD.

INV YORK, July 8, 1906
In article in to-day's HERALD, relative to serious
disturbance In saloon You state that with Others,
entered the saloon in company Of females companions
Allow correct you in this, also In the OF
disturbance We had ladies with US, the saloon
in question go Bowery) s lager beer saloon, and
place of refreshments for ladies'. We called for
drinks, and ieo'ing nsulted ut remarks the pro-
pretor made reatve TO refused TO take and con-
sequcntly pay for the drinks Hence the Of the
disturbance which will appear In the ensuing trial Of the
parties arrested. DANIEL SHEA
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Cssss Id ID ID "a. SA On. IA 60 ga Tosois
Union, ..s 2 I 9 9 ! %
Umpire Mr. Ryden, Of the Empire club. scorer-
Messrs Albro and williamson. Time Of game-Two
hours twenty minutes Fly catches made-union, .;
Active, O.
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S OR TIN G .
The Turf.

The Turf.
UNION COURSE. LONG IsLAED-TRorTne.
ruEDAy, July 4-Pure and stake $500, mile heaas,
best three in 1--WE, 70 wagons
g. j. Helings entered g. General Corcoran ! ! ? !
Owner entered b. m. Brooklyn Maid.....-.
d Pffer entered b. M. Lady smith......... d..
Owner entered z. &. Gray Dick. ......... dr.
Time, 3,0l--2:5S-3:02-300
SANE DAY.-Match $500, mile heats to road wagons
Owner named e. Canada; .............. ! 1
Owner named b. m. Lady Howard. .........
Time, 267-3'O2-2:6T
This afternoon there will be five mile trotting match
Al the Fashion Course between Ad. Carpenters Oh.
Hickory Jack ana MT Martins 3. q. Ajax
Tie irothng Of this vicinity who have horses en-
tered In the purses TO be trotted for al Saratoga next
week are making preparations for start, and by saur
day next the horses will all have reached the neighbor
hood Of the Springs Large numbers Of turtles and ad
mire Of fast trotting will follow, and our tracks will be
deserted the coming week by those who afford TO
indulge in weeks racing mixed with Congress water
The entered for the purses first class and good
contests and fast time may be anticipated On the third
day Dexter and Stoncwa Jackson, with three Others
come together when should the weather be favorable
the public will be able TO Judge which OF these two cello
brated horses Is the fastest The race will be two mile
heats in harness.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
CLAIR V0YAN 7 |
Eclectic Physician,

From 61S Broadway, New York, has returned to
Portland and can be consulted at her office, No. IL
Clann'a Rlnek 49,.
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Farma tor sale.

The subscriber having become 60
AHfA "a advanced in years. and somewhat
MENEHAz2 feeble In health, has decidedto offer
M NlK &f51 tor sale the well known Farm on
q Fort Hill, so called. in Gorham, SO
long occupied by himself Tha farm contains ITO
acres of land. good proportion of which is wood
and timber land. The buildings are in good condi.
tien, consisting OF TWO story mouse. arm and out
buildings. 1t is about mile from Gorham village
and 10Y miles from cortland The price Is 5000 =
terms of payment easy, aud possession given imme.
dately. Enquire of Messrs Harmon, near the prem
ises, or of the subscriber at Auburn. s-FA
ap2Sd3w* JOHN W. RICH.
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Farm for Sale.

FNHE subscriber offers his Farm, situated in Cape
4 Elisabeth, about three and half miles from
inRs good, Fences substantial Stonewall young Or
chard, choice grated Fruit. About 200 cords wood,
half Oak and Walnut. Also Farming tools, and 30
cords dressing.
Terms Of payment made e0sy.a 141f $50
For particulars enquire of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises. or through PORTLAND, P. O.
jan8ldtf
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FTyHE dwellinghouse formerly occupied bv Moody
n II: WalEer,. Esq, situated on the corner Of
variety ofyaiusbie fruit trees an plants is connect
ed with the premises.
For terms apply at the Portland Savings Bank, or
moh 2l-dtf
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7E0 CORDS errta quality DRY HARD WOOD,
AOO for eals In lote To SUIT pui cbassTs. at
II. u. PAINE cos Coat and WesdAIafd,
ap25dim 267 Gomnercial 81 Smiths Wharf
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Mining and Selling Coal,

the business will hereafter be conducted by said Com
pany. In making this announcement the under
signed desire to return their warmest acknowled
ments to their numerous customers and friends Tor
last seventy five years. and to solicit continuance
Of the sam In favor OF the New York and cilyLkit
Coal Company, in which senior is, and will con-
tiuue to be largely Interested.
CHAS a. HECKSCHER 8 CO.
As South Street, New York,
February, 1866.
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House LOIS.

ELEVEN House Lots, comprising $4,000 feet OF
ALLand, on Emery, Cushman and evils Sc, for sale
by W. n. STEPHENSON
Portland, April 26, 1S65.-dtf
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Real Estate for Sale.

fss.f A One and half story Dwelling House,
M;;sl nearly new, located ON ID. street, in Cape
.MssA. Elizabeth, ar the Bridge, about one mile
fr )m Portland Post Office !
1t contains eight finished Rooms has good Stable
a feet square-also Wood Shed, and hard and soft
Water in abundance. Size of Lot rs by ITO feet y
The owner being about leaving his part of the
State, viii sell on very favorsble terms.
Apply at A. s. DYER'S Store.
Mas 4w near the premises
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For sale.
FOR SALE.
For Sale at (.reat Roryains

PRICK House and Stable pleasantly situated
ID with II finished rooms and abundance of wa
ter. Cottage House on Frapklin st. 8fni,hed rooms
Two story House on Liocoln st. IL finished rooms i
Two story House on Melbourne st. 9 finished roo ms
Two story House on MunJoy St s finished rooms
Cottage House between Congress and Monument
Sts. Honse and Stable with large lot of Lana 140x
l2O feet on North St. within 150 feet of the Horse
Railroad. H H8T ~ 7tfr-5r71 HI
ALSO,
House Lots, Water Lots and Wharf Property.
Enqu re of MOSES COULD
apl0 2md&wlm "a Middle st. up stairs.
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For Sale.

ff:sA A cottage House, nearly new containing
Mii;I nine finished rooms. Location desirable. I'm
Aa& mediate possession given. For particulars en-.
q1ire Of C. w. SMI rH, 8 and Silver St.
May9 edit 9as7a s8 iF snf
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V ACHT NETTLE, 20 tons, built of white oak COP.
"A. per fastened, and coppered one year ago; new
sails and rigging. Ballasted with to Z tons iron.
For further particulars inquire Of
3 J. WILLARD, st Lawrence House.
ap29dtf India at
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Once Of Comptoiler Of the Currency,
.slsef Washington. April 18th, 1865.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence presented
wv to the undersigned it has been made to appear
that @THECAsoo NATIoNAL BANK or PoRTLANp ),
in the city Portland, IN the Coun y of Cumberlaud
ana State Of Maine. has been duly Organized under
ana according to the requirements OF the Act of
gress ehtit' ed ,tAn Act to provide National Cur.
rency, secured BY pledge of United States Bonds
ana 70 provide for the circulation and redemption
s tnefeoh approved June 3, 1864 and has compiled
WIN Al the provisions of said ACT required to be
compiled with before commencing the business Of
Banking under said Act:
Nosc, therefsre, l, FREEMAN CLARKE Comptroll-
CAsoo NATIONAL BANK" in the city of Portland
Ia the County of Cumberland State Of Maine Is
under the Act aforesaid ---'-
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
o. office, this twenty sixty day Of April, ls' 5.
FREEMAN CLARKE
LIS Comptroller of the Currency.
No. l000. ap29d2m
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FOR SALE.

nNE of the most desirable building lots. for
OhIst class sresdence, in this city situated On Deer
ing Street - - : ~
Also. House Store. and gardea lot, situated in
pleasant llage twenty mics from Portland win
be sold at a barsa - 4 2 77t-{S-F :
Apply At the Probate of6ce., !, mayl0dsgs
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Rooms to Let.
For sale.

N the third story, ON Congress near the head of
u Casco st. Inquire at 221 Cumber. and st, from J
TO 2 O'Clock. maY3tf
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For Sale.

A.At A II storied house. with stable and shed. all
ss in good repair, and ii acres ofland. This prop
.erty is pleasantly 81. uafed at Windham Bill,
mas fine young orchard plenty Of wafer, and will
inquire OF P. r. Hall County Treasurer, at Port.
land. or o. $. GARLAND, ON the premises.
Windham, May 8, 1865. may9d2w* p
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For Eease.

GTORE No, Long Wharf 30 BY so, containing
within " feet Of the seutherly side line of CONNER
cial street. Possession given the lst May.
Nea.R AsRs ID. T. CHASE.
March 25th-Sr&Ttf ein a 'snl
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HOU sE LOTS s
FOR SALE.

GEvERAL finely located House Lots OF Stevens
- Plains, two minutes walk from tho Horse Rail-
road.
Enquire at ~ Exchange st. ap2sdsw
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Catarrh Catarrhirr

nR. WARDSwoRH'H s.DRY UP" is q sure for
~ the above complaint eter all other remedies
have failed So say thousauds who have tried H..
FL. III. HAY, Druggist, Special Agent,
mar2eaod&ew Portland, Me
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wood for sale.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
IN at Graves Hill, Westbrook, viii be sold at
bargain.
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, ct Geo. II.
Babcock's, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf. s,t6 diff
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IT .ARGE CHAMBERS. over ITO and 112 Federal ct.
IL Apply to aaa 1i777 q
JEFFERSON CooLIGE CO., :
ap19dtf Cor Commercial and Franklin sts .
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Houses for sale.

HAVE in my hands, for sale. several desirable
IL Dwelling Houses in good locations and vsrvino
IN size and value: the latter ranging from 800 to
$500. apply to JOHN J. w. REEVES,
aprS II 496 Congress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-15

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
FTvHE Southgate property, on Pleasant St. The lot
IL containing about 1850 square feet. Fer rtorms
&c, application may be made to
gro. e. B. JACK SON, Administrato-,
apl6dtf SO Exchange st. <
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For Sale.

"A ONE and O. half story House, in good order,
~ - pleasantly located, together with the lot 80 by
oVleet Price iow-tefms liberal. Inquire OF
aplbdam JOHN G. PROCTER,i
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Hatch House for Rent.

E& The above named, centrally located and
IL - well KIN wn PUBLIC HOUSE. situated on
Mein Street, in this city, to rent for term
OF " ars from the first day of June next; or
the first day of May. For further particulars apply
to u.s. ALBERT EMERSON, f :
No. 20 summer st, Bangor.
Bangor, April "a. 1866. ap26tf
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$4,000 90.
For GaIe.
TO Let.

GT0RE at 874 Middle street, for either BARRIERS
Oor taiiors shop; Tor to wholesale dealer In fruit
as it has large cellar connected with til
Also, large tenement, centrally located; and
furnished Rooms. ap25d
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-21

A HAPPY CoNDITIoN-EngIan is
said to be happy country just now. The
British Minister at Washington has as
snred his Government, and that Govern
ment has assured its people, that peace
with the United States is almost certain.
President johnson is not disposed to 20
to war for Canada on the Alabama claims,
and though Mr.. Seward refuses any mo-
ny compensation for the shooting of q
British subject by an officer of the Van
derbilt, Earl Russell says Her Maiesty's
Government do not feel that they would
be borne out in insisting. John Bull,
therefore, draws long breath of relief
and satisfaction, and as soon as the lit
| tie business of his parliamentary election
is over, he will be ready to plunge into
business land speculation, buy cotton,
build railways, and may even invest In
American Government securities. I'm
der these circumstances, the London
Times, which has been so often abused
for sympathising with the South, is en-
gagged at present in showing how per-
fectly hollow the rebellion was-how 1t
1t had never the smallest chance of sue
cess, and how happy the great bulk of
the'Southern people are to be out of it,
Baltimore San.