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Nor9dn9c III GiiSamerifa unS Central
dmerifd.
{GbIi asru Banana.

Nle 9faAyidten aus banana la1en barr
auf l6lieBer, eab liA bic Nepublif nit aUer
Nfa6t fur einen 6rte9 nit Spanien riltet
unb Dap (i4 weOer Die 8eeieruug nod pas
Solt EourA Die fra6ere Na6eiebiqfeit BON
perm IN tbren SOrbereituneen IRE MAIDEN
'lallen' 3ele9ropben wsrben errthtet, Giro
btn ms Snnere angele9t unD um BEN freunnz
li6en Shi1en pos 8reAen Der glcdoSp y,
erletGtern, pa9egen Dem 5einpe NIT leinen
liebeu &riegsihifen Die Observation-Disclosures
Der glpdape gu erldpereu, BAT Die 8esieruno
BON G9ili 36 &altenplaBe ais 6afen ertlart.
AuBerNem bat le &aperbrtefe ouaee9eben, f
bob lt9 Der lpuniIft Nbmiral 9areta BALI
BON Der Shenlipe CUR Oefenloe 3urlf9etpUr
fen ieben miro. 6erner bat le einer auBer.
CrOentlt6en Sc anpten na9 @a1binetOn ge
i6idt, penn man eemiB BON Seiten Der Ser.
etni9ten Staaten Ne9ierung ale ulnterltitbune
9epabren pirO, Die li6 auf inDirecte Neile
9ep0bren Idbt. lleberaQ in Sabamerifo
uno Gentralnmerifu BAT Das 8erbolten bon
@btlt Die 9rGBte SYmpat4ie erwedt unb NH
folten uns Iebr tDunDern, ipenn nidt audi bag
Golf unb Die Ge9terung Der @ereinieter
Staaten Dteie SYmpatbie tbeilten uno Den
9ebel pa anlebten pDer Serltartten, mo eint
9eOrOnete unp feltltebenpe republitanil6e STE.
9terung nit Dem alien Geinoe Dieles @Dntt-
ItenteS Den Rampf 70 ener9il8 aufeetpmmer
bat.
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QiterdriSEc WDfi:.

Sci 6errn 90. @G. Coleman, 6~eruuSgeber
be5 Wtlpaufie l6eralp, miro In Gdlpe Elm
BUD erlneinen, ba5 ben Gitel fi6rt 3 N a n
zig Mpnate in &rte96aefan>
9euI6aft. Grtnnerunaeu bon Bernhard
OpmIhfe. Neblt einem Nnban9.
Sielen tnIeren 9eiern Miro befonnt 1tin,
OoB 6err OUmI9fe, Der jebt9e 9tepacteur beS
6eralp, ais @apitdn elmer %@ompa9nte be6
26ten 3testmenteS BON @isronlin in Der
Shlo6t BON Gettysburg in @efanaen1haft
oeristb unb pom 1lten Suit 1863 bis gun,
l. Wtdr3 1865 i'm QibbY= @ef1t9ntB in 8iG=
mpnO unb an perihiepenen anperen Ylaeeu
in gireinien, Georgia, Sitp= unp Norocnrp=
lima nit 9aulenpen uttltrer llnipnsfdnpfer
oas t~raurioe 2co5 Der @efangenlhaft tbeilen
muBte. DurA feline gritnoIiAe literarilAt
uno ip%iiieni6aftli6e 8tlDnng, burA feline Gr-
fabrun9en i'm lebten &rie9e 1tnp purN 1einc
l6arfe geoba6tun9agabe 1T 9etptB Niemnnn
mebr befabi9t, iiber iene ur6tbare 3eit oe1
@~efonenibleten8 Su Ihretben, ais Der 8erfn1=
1er oeS Su6es ; aber aud NiemanO mebr AN
SYmpatbie unD liberalen llntertiibuna be
re6ti9t, ais Der GerfnHer bes an~9efunDieter
Werfc6. Ntr bOfen uno winlden, bub i'm
Die Nrterfennung 5n She'll werpe, bteer purd
leine OienIte unO ieine aus9eltanpenen 2eioen
uno @efnbren eerbtent.
OaS 8uG wirp un9efGbr $50 Bis 200
Seiten nnfaiet unb 3u Dem Breiie ppn /
Dollar o%erFauft iperpeu. Das paSu Serpen=
rete Dapier Miro Dpr Der beitcn Sualttdt Ietn
Die S9pen linb neu unb ouf ben Druid, ME
iiberbaupt auf bic Gusert stustatt1na piro
Die 9rSbte Spr9falt pertpenbet merben.
&ir tmpfeblen ca6 Nerf nuf'S SeFe Dem
0entIheu Nublifum.
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Amerifn nifcbe Sta6ri6)tcu.

@aTia6uiett8. Seton, 20. NOoember
Sin ScarblnSballS : geiiter in 9anpperltraEe
gfamcn8 Sinlpn .SafiDll, murbe AM Satl1ta,
friib nit 6eri4la9eneul 9irni4doel III ieinem Set
9%efunoeli,
Dian pernnut6ct, ba6 elmer leiner @oarber ibf
I'M Sflafe eridla9er Bat. @iue Snmme pel
$4,000 III &}arier9el6 i'll Sodion'8 Sdlaf5imner
f4llc lid llnberii6rt ppr. Sadiolt lift oGne Beiir.
nlr9 unbpirp idtrerlid nit Dem 2e6ell hapoll.
fcmnnen. . g
Der nafte 2ei6nanl zines uutefanntm Wannes
nit 5eridmetterten 6irnidipel murpe !an Spnn-
tag friib na6e Dem NiperIoe Grpttiug 4art gefllt,
ben. Otan 9laubt, baB Der Wtoro ilo Die &e.
ratbung oltoerswO itatt9efunpen uup BAH eff
Der geidnaln babit 9eihleppt plr6e, beppr MAI
ion faub.
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Bur NhpIern.

Gin rellOllllrter Barrier grst, Der 9r. 81. s.
9ranOsSOn ar glot cine anleitl1ng 5nr @rfell,
ibrer Seilung, ~ 81
81. 81. Be @ranb@Spulo8ae lbreibt ,ih.r s.,
5nnlptcnle, melde Der Cholera pprberoeheu ~
Die Niittel, iie al ~erfellner1 uilb ibrel EortShritt - ~,
bemmen. in rpOrtaetreuer tleberietunS SSoIoenSes
Seltae Bon ~rier3ebn @bClera>@pipemien made
it mir cur Iufsabe, in flr5en @prten aGes n
iaeen, mas iiber bic er1ten 2ln5eiden pieier &rurf.
belt gu wiilen BON @iGtigfeit 1T. Giar tenni
nidt8 fiber bic 1riade nlb bic %in1erlte atatlr ber
GbClera. 'Gbsn 10 tpeitig bat man iRre 8ebarb'
lu19Sweiie ergriinbet fir Die Sdle, noe man, mn
ter |erna9ldiIiguug Der erlten 3eiden, benz llebeI
3eit Idbt, nit Dem 9arafteritiiden @nienlble iets
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0erneiaeruno

Werffeigeruma
feS Ser. ct. S6COner8 N6ilp Q(Irn."
Ntttppd. %. STOP nm 10 ubr gpittoos ssrSs IA ., e,.-
Ssripns gp6drt i'm Guftruse hes Ser. ct. S8abamtts 6et
Ser. 81. Sdprner
uBbilip NQen"
lun @effanIe aubieteu.
&Ornensetatt 90 45,95 gsbaut In gosSprt. Sra. Inn eohr
1886: reiB @t6enrdmpf Eupfer II b@ iien feR. 9Sn1e GO
7nB. @r lite % NuR, Giefe bes RauneS 6 Tn6; rnt Tous
nert UtObein, SubsbSr &c ais am @erfauf8td8e an Brrh
Der S6cner rpire am 20. RUS. an SsnterEpas ggBdrf ,ur
geidti9une tereit ltesen. 'o
Sebin9uaeeG taar in Gesttrunesaslt.. ~
Is. $. SO ebfer r, GcGeftcr.
@trern & 60, Muft. fnon1R- oai-
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@urDpdiicl,e 0Sacbrt6ten.
Der @oit be8 9Pfr, oGitp Of 9pnbpn" eutne6
men mir Spl0enoe8 /:

Der goit be8 9Pfr, ,,Gitp Of 9pnbpn" eutlle6.
men mir Spl9en6eS
Der S~6enanboob in @nQGanb.
0er Sbeuaibpab, Der ccnf6berirte Srellser, be,
trpt be8 @nbe3 be8 Grie0e5 nod ciele l1prate
na69er 10 grobc Gerbeernu9erl inter Den ameri.
f0liidel 9alpel8ldiffe1 ulb beIplber8 untel
Sallfi6fabrern angertdtet bat, mar am 6. Ntcp.
I'M ltGricp au9etDmmen ltnb bate It6 Dem Britt.
i6en &riegSidifI Donegal er9eben.
Nl8 er. SbenanpDab Den Slu6 dlfmirtS fam
errs9te er 9rpBe IufnitrflQrtcit, ba Der @nblid
Der tonfpnerlrten 8lag9es Die er trug, etlpu8 gan;
llngepbbnltde8 mar. Dfan olaubte, DAP pd$
S9lfT 9leid nad) be1u Nbi6ll6 Der .~uDtbtNen 6or.
lllalitdtell all Die 3fegiernng Der Ser. Stdater
allS9eliefert lperpen ipitrbe. 9ta6 me6rfafen Sc.
riidten Ipa Gapitdit @abbeQ mebr ais eillmal,
tptbrellp CT I'M Baciftc ~frel1Ste, bic &erliherlnl
erltpfatgen baten, Daft Der &rie9 Su @ube Iet, ba el
Ieood plele 9td6rtdt r0n Den Waunldnfteu ber
uprpltfetl SAlffe erbielt, bic CT %5eritGrte, 10 met
9erte er fid, bieier Angabe @lallben III iHenfeH.
8te Wtanltlfaft pe8 SbetanbOab ipa idtper BON
9an9er g~elitteH Rabelt !; 3 iinb, GeiBt e8, tbatiG6.
ltdl Dor Su19er 9eftprbelt. '
M@apttdn Wapneu bat einelt Srief an Carl 9iuIiel
9ert6tet, NORM CT Iein Gerbalten All redtfertider
ludt. Gr ltnb feline MaulIdaft itlb am n%eurter
Jtopenlber ami Parcle Ireige0ebeu morben. aUiau
9iiallete III england nad ben letteu gta6rihter
lltdt, Dap DE Afl9cle9enbeit cine ernItlihe &errpifz
tellln9 nit ben SEX. Stpatsn 5lr SpIae baben
miirbe 49,
Die 8t1lteS nelu1t Die 4nfInft Der Sbenm1bpob
EN- lebr ltlterfparteteS lm6 rnmi1tpmmene8 Greioz
MP. Sin1idtli6 beS iSGiffe8 {elbit 1ei ollerbindIs
oer .6ea 1iidt idper altein bic Sad1e rper6e
ldrclerig, pell1l man bic perISnlite Saftbarfeit
eapltall @aoeq'S ullb ~ieiaer Dnnni6Gft in Sc,
tFqdt 5iebe anS9eliefert ~tSnnntelt ie iitoeIien
llldt an Die Ser Stapten perbeu (; 6aS eill,iae,
mas mb9llder @eiie nit ibnen gei6ebe1 fBnne,
lel, eaB ite Dor elnen en9liideu @eriGtS6of 0eIfeGt
pitrbelt. o>N"'
Die Pall Ntal @a5ette meint, bas, tpenn Serr
Snanls Die 9en.it9enOe @oi6enI bsiite, CT feiller
GlltorttSt BON ir9elrb Senlalo 6ebiirfe. INN einen
gSarrant ire9en Sreibelterei 9eaeu Bic Offisiere
lllle PIC Wtannihaft Der .Sbenanbcab" III erlalts
gen ote pltrpen Damn III Gnslaub su pro5eIIi.
Dte GbDIera.
Wft Der faIter lperbenben g8itterirno fbeint bic
~ ngptsla nperau IN @urppd 5t erESIden. Sn 8a@
tse palIeil 1tG am eriten Nopember Die @rfronfltr1s
9ea Itl ple 0dltte perniinpert lnb 1eitbem Bat iid,
"a" Serpaltl''B lpSor nod mebr %rebusirt.
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Hr
St Der Sibuug beS 8unpeStaQ8 bonn 5. gtc,
penlber babeu Die &ertreter DON Saiern, Sa6ler
ltlb Selens0 armltaot Den 2lntrag eiu0ebradt,
Dap SeIierreih lllo Yreltbeit erludt merotit icl.
ten, lpbalo ais mbgtih cine ans freten gSobleH
berpOr9ebenbe a19enleine &ertretlIng beS 6erSp1s
tbllul8 0plItein 5il berufell, inn sur befTitipel IS
Jung Der beSii9lid Der Glb6erS O9tbiimer nod
i6mebenpen yragen riitSlpirfel mp Ierner, paf
Die beipeu @rpGnlG6te einleitellpe Sdritte fir Biz
9lufndbme beS Ser5o9tbmnS SdteSwig in.pen
beutlbol 8rllo tbln. y I.c.gg sa3HiIf .a t5.
Die Silnoe8tagsfitung bat eirltinmig bei9lel-
len, Die ipeitere Sepanpllla9 6ieIe8 Autra99 ali
pierSebll Gage alISStieter.
8ie preuBilbe 3egierilllg bat all ben Erantfur>
ter Senat cine Oepei6e riidlidtli9 elmer Grfpis
oerling geri0tet, IS bei6t blril, Die AntpOrt
ben Seua.S lei pfienbar inter benz @inbruf BON
Sel6liiI1ell ab9efQBt, tpel6e BON unberlfenen Ser
Ianlmlln9en er9an9en lpdren. @8 lei bieB eilt
neler 8eweis bon Der &idtigfeit Der preuBiGeu
alffaIiurig. YreuBelt 1tebe I'M Se9riff, itdl init
OelterreI9 iiber meltere WtaBregelll 81 perltIlbi-
gen.
Der wiirtember9iIGe SplfSpertreter Bfeifer 1T
ans Dem 9tatipnalperetr alt8getrctell. 9s14 @tt
Sn Stettil bat eut llnteroffi5ier eineS &rtillez
rieregiutentS BON i~etlerl Oberlt pref Gage Arreft
~,uoictirt erbalterl, neil er auf ell bprtiae8 beulpS
fratiI6e8 Organ abplnlrt bat.
Su OIleth pul etHe lRleulVpe Dlrtptllll9
ltatt9efunbel. Gin 0tal1n 9tanlenS 86bne, Der
gum SDbe rurd bic @lilllptine rerllrtbeilt nor,
ben mar, betbelerte llnaufbOrli6 auf Dem Sdaf>
fpt ieine rHidulo nuo pebrte lid 70, bab bier
Wtallll Ietner ni1t SEER nerpelt %fpitnten. 3ulebt
ipurbe er mic Elm Sbier inter baS SalbeiI 0eserrt
u1o, mdbreno er NOD ben S6ret dusltie6: ySd,
BIN uultulbi9'" ftel bas S1upt. Mle llmItebelte
pen er6lttertell itber bieien Anblid.
EstP5it9, 3. Nopbr, Sier tprrbe, nitlttBs
matl!tf. ltoit geifern Abenb, Ser Sauftnonn Nturr.
tert III letllenl All Der Gririlndilden itnb Wifelei4
ltraBe bele9elet &cntptoir ermiprbet. Oerielbe
mnrpe peute tritb tpot NIB beralbt aufseiunpen.
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Dte GbDIero a.

gt nfl per talter iperbenben @itterlrn9 ideint bic
Sgpsera lPsraa IN europa gu erlBl6en. I'm 8a~
a ,e', p ,s,, l'g am erfen 9topember Die @rfranfltrr,
paS Serbaltuib lpsar nod, nlebr rebnsirt' w. ivy
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M Derhuu cermrgl6pn
Werfanf BON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DE unter5s6neten pertrn am Ereito, Ron p.,a.,
1910 ete Sdrraden unb @ebau Il Ute IL n 49,
? III 0'eiao pdule, No an er BALTIC & Sbip &if nkntn y
% %t9 ST. srsse'no alS teiAenO \. Standardization auf 5fentIi.
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Chr. 0SpG
@a&fOlaer BON Sacpb ssees,
Z3 @ermon CTR

~smpftphIt 'etn cut f%rttrtss Eager In fD'e,nser @so.,asns..
ola n%efFngnen, neullbsrnen urb plattiIte ten gpSssSen G = :
be'dioBen NIB Ber5tsl ureen, Etit plo'ten, NnrmsrS~ NJ ns
0unbtbdIebinter. Stmei3t'eosI TripptI, par,fsr paa.nsV
StdbeIfstl,r. 2aubid en-, poi tburfen + r Gpiio bgttsr go
seiua WtnflteT, G0e Srrtea 0ratb &C., 4 brrmr n, .tsr r rb
te nddsen, ddB uni Sd audbnt fen. Gprnte =. ton+e
. erfS, pdbHsn &c. frr Grauefst,r Qptrtte Nnber e1 SS,,
trritfrt UUH 9isrnl1ier, Sagneu, 0enttis &C.. peiNnbrts
re b%sru5ntsn ratfrtiften y err Gtnen, bertr ou tnioer 81 Re
tauf ur Deartldno, 2itir,Et Is c1Wnbia &c. rem unttrlsihn,.
ten BON BIN @rhnet'n t%brttrdoen wur,e
Pc @lne erU6e pdrtbie 4Douenrocrtn, ndm.ntIi6 az.
frifie J5dtn fir 1errsn uo Damen. lseben BON golritnme
berg et, aetrrffn u / b:ttetam s~sneteitn 3ufpru6
(nto4jU H. ia
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9>er9duf BON
5 Mttrille

zoo FMB um3lt una ,Etreira) fur OtR,ier-0 f%arttTTre.
fdGie6;. ~" N"lN guy ""
Es,traat gen y gaar, in @cutern,mrnts. G5,lb. an soop
tee Y~erfoufs. ~pyt-
Ete @ebdube rnufen tnrerEalb 10 9aeen epnt Eoos tes
SerfanfsS an, reegsbra6t pereen. Dfr ! erfduf SsaIrnf anf
btiaSterh plass nm 10 ubr ~4aOreens. 6. B.Bee6 -
)NOp1SbS) Nbrepn I'D a. 5 Wnftisss u b
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SnaenienrS.G inenthnn1.

IA, n 5mtt 0lcd9Gnier 1856 Su6.
0VmOenfeheS SISdhius y rtltiouneen unS Iburen' cine
YSrtete Eonbeij, @tn3dununa. -
. Seeth9an5en Saar tn (Souor m mem a. Xelb n, S.~f,vs.
Sd0e. Nm OtrlautS'
we 9eOault6te'ten mu7tn ~tnnsrbatb 10 Gaee, Ron, g,r.
~'dufstaas an. rregseiAoft rer6 n. ~ "" OFT
Der Sertaut sestnnt auf tsiso tsm Sto6e nm 10 lhr
~'''Vs"f' .. . Bead, ~
,..oxw, CAPT un6 " 8. IN.
NHUZtpOl M6rtpn&G6;N uffrcnSre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11
EaiIlsiCy-Ccrinintics.

To hope 10 c1nccv q correct impression by re-
ducing railroad expenses 10 Per centage on thc
cross receipts oi TIE road Is islacy. This, now
ever. is lie method adopted to show how much
cheaper one road j., managed than another. Sup
nose a ionI collects million of dollara for carry
i'm, passengers and freight and 10 get this revenue
il mas 10 rln regular trains half empty, aud the OK
pcise, Of doing 20 cmouut 20 million OF dollars
hi, cont, one hurl1d per cent OF receipts sup
pos, t- h,silo,, increases 50 os to fill the ears nnd
t. y..il 800 millions as the gros, receipts at ono
miiol, IS, .u.a. thc1 the inca grcmcnt Of expense
n f.ty pr rcui thereon. !, this fair way Of test-
ing ouomy 10 railroad cyperscs7 Certainly not.
YO' this Is the Dec, tyr r'd TO praise some roads
aad {, rar down Others. This illustration is given
in order To- expose alo,h,r rule adopted b. some
money article editors.
For instance. it was stated D week $50, that be-
cause the expenses of thr New-Iork Central were
- per cont Oh It's receipts, ergo the Ere'' must
be- Us much though it, report only showed % per
cent; Therefore the regor. was wrong and the rule
right Their IS no approximation toa pc-"!lel COM
purison of the expenses 81 the two roads. The
Central run, through long settled country, fer
from iu'ts VI t'l i"'.'t ii'.A' INV ''AtN '''-'
wdn.-s wrro iahor costs less, and fiol is cheap
rr aul abundant. AT the eastern end. its contract
for CARRYING haig million of inns Cf coal for the
Pennsylvania Coo Company, includes supply 70.
t.olf az low price. a. Great Bend 1t meets a
supply from Scranton. ON i;s WY to tanandagua,
Rochester aud oth,rcities. All along il has wood.
and AZ the west end II finds soi coal. Il is car
rer Of hard mad soft coal which the Central has to
buy after ail those extra charges axe added.
Tlisisa perpetual business OF itself TO the E.ie,
which with No immense petroleum transportation,
au Il; local traffic. g.. independent Of Us through
busurss. and cannot be- taken away
] may add that he charges acoruinc for trans
po-;a.on arg much less on long roads tlnn on short
our-, there being less handling u . given number
Of miles. u.
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sy1vleGRATION.
formation

For four years the entire pres, Of the Rabcl
Coniederacy, with hundreds OF sympa.hiling
organs in the Northern State. have painted
the condition Of affair, among MS in tho dark
est color,. They have done their utmost 70
deter European woriiagmcn irom cmigratlng
10 This country. Even thc Mayor Of tho city
Of Ncw-Y ORR, Mr.. Gnn;hcr, himself the son OF
an emigraut, has lent thc authority Of his office
to the circulation of the most ridiculous M
truths about the fate ot immigrants. Of coGr-c,
the ar1stocracy OF England. the impor'alist- o.
France, and the despotic governments Of Ger
many. have been industrious in circulating al
these slandcrs. and IL i, safe to a-scrt that
never bcic.c have effort 90 concerted and ioyie-
orous been made 20 stem The tide oi emigration
rs since the beginning Of the Rebellion.
1t was 20 be expected that the first years Of
the Rebellion would witness % decrease OF I'M
migration. Tine people Of Europe wcr, raig-
rally unabi' 10 form IN Intelligent opinion ~ 10
tn. effect which the wal would have upon The
material prosperity Of The country. \, Don as
il became apparent TINT the Northern states
would on the whole, suffer but little from the
rayagcs Of the var, that the prices ~ labor were
steadily rising. aud thai I'D immigrant would be-
compelled 70 serve against hi, viii IN he army
Of the United States, the increase oi Lu-o-
pcan immigration again became marked. The
statements or the Copperhcad pres Of the
United State, and of their European alice,
were more than balanced By the account, which
reached every hamlet of Ireland and Ger
many from the ectUal foreign settler N Jhis
country.
Tho following 'ab'c, -howins the number Of
Immigrant landing In the por' Of New-York
during The years l-rl l-'i' I-d3 and l-6i, is
highly instructive.
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1870, an addition to our population OF about
3,400,OO0.
There are reasons for believing that the last
estimate is far from being too large. The
advantages which the United
States afford to the industrious worhingmcn OF
every European country have never been set
before them in so clear light rs since tho out
break of the Rebellion. The newspaper and
other accounts Of our war have excited through
out Europe On interest in. and IA corresponding
acquaintance with, American affairs such as
nave never before existed That there are III
Europe tens OF millions Of people Tbo would
vastly improve their condition The moment they
landed on The soil Of the United States, no one
yho will take the trouble TO compare the wages
Of labor and the cost of living here and in
Europe can for moment question. All that
vas needed to dispose these masses IN favor oi
speedy umirration was either better kno"l-
,dgr of American affairs, or the supply OF The
Necessary means of transportation.
The former obsiocle has been IN great part
rrnovcd bv the interest taken in orr war. The
alter is likely 10 bc in equal measure overcome
H. the immense demand ior labor which has
ic.n caused by the war aud by The greater mp
tecation of the commercial ,aluc OF imported
lhor from other couHtric,. bile the Old
,uuntrv has millions of laborcr, Who could i'm
prove their lot by emigration. We can row on
he spot give employment 10 millions oil indus
tou- immiqrants. which viii D. Tcmnncratvc
both 10 them and to their employ C!,. This need
~ mogc labor than the native population can
supply will not cease with the war. On the
contrary, the unpr ccdnu'cl progress Of
tie Few states and Territories in the MN
ilg regions. the establishment Of com
nurication between The Atlantic end the
Pacific, and the opening of the Slave
States 10 free labor. viii increase rather
tan diminish Tie dcmaud for laborrr-. Ia
csU-r, therefore. the Transfer ~ indU,irpu,
worhmcmcn from Europe to this country is rui
only an act Of philanthropy; 1t noN presents
Itself also as a source ofYdst commercial! profit,
aud j. natural that efforts should br made on
a gigantic scale 10 encourage the movement.
Private associations and the Government have
alike began 10 move IN the matter, AID already
tie effect Of tae.r effort, !, ,ie.oI, al over
Earop'
We have no time 20 dYen on his Latter point
to-day, bot rs the whole subject IS Of vast I'M
portaucc. and as much more can undoubtedly
he done 20 tuu TO advantage ,hc natural ii p,-
sition Of millions Of Europeans 20 come 10 this
country. vc may soon r,cur 70 I'M, 'uhjcct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11

Hon Henry Wilson was yesterday reelected
IN The |. :. Senate from Massachusetts, for SIX
years rom G.c ith oi March next, by sub
stantially unanimous vote. This Is his third
election. and il has been uObly deserved. Gen.
Wilson spends little Of the time Of the Senate
and fills few columns Of The Globe with his
speeches. bu. nc IS one Of the most industrious,
intelligent capahc, efficient members OF the up
per House. We rejoice that our Northern States
are more and more adopting the excellent
Southern practice Of keeping good men in Con-
grcss There is no more legitimate and nosurcr
war Of Increasing the weight Of State OF Sec
ton IN eilhcr House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11

Southern Illinois, but especially the lower
point thereof, lying between the Ohio and the
Mississippi, was mainly settled by Poor
Whites from the Slave Statcs--uneducatcd,
thriitess, and sharing the prejudiceS into which
their class is studiously drilled by the slave
holders. Politically, Egypt was the darkest
corner Of the Free States up to the outbreak OF
tho Shareholders Rebellion, giving oyerwhelm-
ing majoritics at all times for whatever was
styled Democratic, carrying the State against
Harrison Clay, Taylor, Scott and Fremont
and throwing a heavy vote against Lincoln III
1850, though oycrbornc by the Republican pre-
ponderanco ri the other end of the state.
Outside Of Missouri. no political revolution
has been wrought hv the War at oil comparable
with that cyiDccd in Egypt, rs will he seen
By its vote for President III l,Go and l-6i re-
spcctiyply--Ns follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-11
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
THE " AR.

Capt. Martin, Of The steamer knickerh"ckcr.
,shioh WA LOST in tic gale Friday Iast. OF Snit 5
Lighthouse has arrived at Washington, and ,'por's
THAT ~, crew Of the Kuickcrboclcr saved. b a
been a.en or by the rrrhce, Mercury. and sent % to
Ills ely on the tugboat Champion. They. however
had narrow escape fOn captlro ly Rebel sG,rrillas,
who as soon rs icy tto steamer in distI" com"
down o the river shore in droycS but fortunately q
dense g.; act IN, aad they unable TO make any
demonstration.
On the 7th inst. party CT Indians attacked
the Overland Nail Coach near Ju!eetrrr, Colorado
-ohli.c tie express mai. Idcy aro attacked 'u'c
iraia accr by killing enc u'.1. The troops a' 5rl-s
brig wcr" At once in pursuit Aad q fight 'nsued. in
which % J9laIs and - whites were Killed. Tie
Indian laa5- rc.Tcatcd soahvard.
TIE Halifax papers announce the death oi
Uor "a yquder Stuart, Judge Of the ViceAd.a ra,;y
tour, = Nova Scotia position 10 held sixteen year.,
Il VIZ. before lin that the a. tLe steamer Chesa
poalo captured By Re riu.r. q tie i"ssS, fioiH
Sca-I IA to Portlel- tiicd old he gave docis
iou rcslo.iHg ths vessel 10 the owners.
The prcsdcn, hes issued proclamation that
the POT. ol st. Adams VI is entitled to al the piy
Ieces in regard 70 Tie expectation Of merchandise IL
boni to tae British North Ancricau province O., cX
tended 20 Other ports.
4 Savannah-rciief meeting va; he'd At the
board Of Trade in Philadelphia yes'eria aud
Comm, zee appointed 20 raise funds. III mem
bsrs OF tie Coal Exchange haze already ilaen steps to
load q yess.. with articles Of food.
'Ma;o' George Abbott has been reinsta.7d Pro-
yos.. 81 rshal OF the 18th District Of Illinois,