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, 1866-09-01

Local Politics Hahn,a
Spccch-11on. T. +. HEithrosg's Ad-
drcts-F1cndfhh Attempt to Fire q
Rn1irond urldgc-Scarcity Of John
<on men-The CnnvnAs In the State
Colonel Sasvycr'k Western Expe1I-
tton-1nd1anR at Sioux CIty-Cholera-
Highway Robbery.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Ttibune.1
DEs MONIES, August 81.
Byron Rice, one Of the principal Bntternuts oil
this region, is absent al Washington On mission
in behalf Of about hundred staFving Copperhcad
candidates for Presidential favor. 1t Ia generals
understood that Postmaster Tcesda1e, Of Dcs
Mo!nes Is about to he superseded by specimen
OF British neutrality and Coppcshcalisu,, John
Browne, late Of Liverpool. ]. B. Is In perfect &c.
cord with that other ]. D., Of lancaster County,
Pa, who surrendered The Government to traitors
IN 1890. Up to the present time, with the exccp'
tion Of tae case Of Nr. Tecsdalc-.and that is moi
ab.oIussiy cc1,afn-no removals have been made
in the Filth Congregational District
Governor nahn's great speech IN this place has
doing an Infinite amount Of gooi. Il vii be eis: t.
Culatcd all over the State.
The address delivered By Hon. Thomas F.
lng, viii BE- published IN ihc R1o!ssT tomoTrow. a row
conclusively the vital differences which exist be:
tween Congress and the Presidential hero Of the
General j, 4. Williamson, formerly Of Dcs
deleesi.s from Arkansas ia e ora1 oe sen3cqn u w.
ets: Ionyenfinn At Thi1ai]c!nlin AS'~1 !"
4 feniieh nficmnt wne M1.iia n rnnn1u or n,,hte
Tho Wfssf4sinni6 4 W;.snnr, i;I7irn.d yTn H. ~ o
were dfscoycIc,l ,,y s;nt5on man, ami wcrc ~
tincntshcd brfure INV serinus finm,a~c wa ;onc
in s,.y'n nnnnfs cnnrtf.s ~ H. Eo"r,h I,o,,
rrrssfonn1 fGstrici mi Jnhnson;vrt, ffnnnhiicat,
ean i,u found, and thcrc is mi 1nf,n.niz1rl 1c,
puitIicon rarcr In Tic Statc, The Connrrhca,]
rnndidnfe fr i,nncrcsa IL ff,fs fEifth1 II
bnsily Searching foF fissaectci frnnh},cnns srhn
nrc ,ti.lnr in faEc F%IcrrI ofliccx IT, ran.+ a.
, 1866-09-01
FROM MEXICO.

Tho Recent Revolution at .N1atnmora.
French Citizens 1.cng1n@ for France.
NEW YoEK, August 3--Thc Utrdld's CORES
cause u the recent revolution, which displaced
and nade Caa3!cs Municipal GoSesnoE,
70 N ne !. SssSssi asEe H. ' t%wsa ;,1 e +;
hi, having bcs'escd The city formerly for more
lLan three mouths, and his American proclts!tics
in bayinty during his recent command In Mata-
1noras, En,hered nround him = etaG Of American
e11ebcts. It l. now feared that. cortlnas will
make an attack for the purpofe ot assuming COM
Iahd himself over the coveted city:
The FEcnch Co.sul IT Ds0wnsri!c offers tEans-
porta,ion to Vera Cruz to all F1cnch ct!zcns who
wish 10 leave ths country. one cargo Of this class
has G!fcldy conc.
, 1866-09-01
FROM BOSTON.
Montgomery Blair in Defence Of MY
Policy ss-IIis Elo4ucncc Colby Re
cctyed.

CckyGd$
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbanc.l
Bos7ox, Mass, August 81.
A very large crowd assembled at fremont Tenn
rlc, this cveping, to listen 10 \ defence Of Tho
p1esidemt'e policy from Montgomery Blair. s1r.
Geo. S. uiltsard was the only pcssonage Of any
note present
John Quincy Adams presided, It being hts d-st
arpc1rnncc on the johnson platform. lie va. re-
ceivcd with ycr5 moderate applausc; bns m wh': he
endorsed the resolutions. Ct the. rhiladel-
rnia Convention, tho d.:'ont'raito" WIS ~
4 long speech al another time, h. introduced As:
Blair %ho proceeded to rspest shs 81 Iargnm,sntt nt
Maine for The Democratic candidates for Congress.
Finding his cgie ve5 Dr. 2na "a hs dasitse sST
errd by curiosity, hegan 10 depart about Are
minutes :af1er NJ; blair began 70 speak. 1nd ~ h
found hineclf with : materially diminished num-
Der OF listeners, and his tedious haFanEuc PRO
cccded. ftwus kcrvcd much as Governor ParEon'a
Has On Monday ufTht.
, 1866-09-01

From New UflCAHHe
New O11rAxe, August 3l.-Thc Mississippi
Cotton Growers' Association correct the dcduc-
ssplle maize from their report, and say they cx-
pect not oycr ?g 0oo bales ia Mississippi, and not
over 1,se,G, coo bales throughout the country.
cholera. and continued but slow increase Of f.
ver1. ite freedmen being rfoportionately the
70 give i'i'e q no attention to freedmen
Mr. i.-:-. August s1.-The HsTnArs special
7Ioui Ncu q leans esss: - A strong guatd al
3hir: s.,t ,s7s .low do duty night and day al the
selivs4s :tHi ca:e OF tiorcIuur Wells, Al lis own
= mgcJ.t r2qpcsI-':
, 1866-09-01

fffrc-A Mixed Hylsitla-Tlac Avalanche
AfsncRA General Tood-Cholcru llc-
port.
Especial Dcsra:ehto The Chicago 1tibunc.l
MEA2H1s, August 81.
4 Arc las. night burned four houses On Wash.
tnSton etrcet. Loss Se3.G0J.
They p1opofc to organize a militia company at
Helena, with officers equally divided between the
representatives OF the Unlon and the rebel army,
The AsoiaEthe attacks General Wood, com.
mnniliny NE.+t--tprf, because be threatened a
with lie presence Of 4 garrison to project them.
Twenty y-ole deaths from cholera today, I'LL ne
Ersles.
Wc1fhrr Unr,,
, 1866-09-01
FROM CINCINNATI

He&pftc or a 1Iurdcrcr-Thc Railway
Var
CfkcmsA71. August 31.-Watson, The murderer
Of Captain Mentor. who vas TO Lave bern A9nT III ~
ccmbcr.
The war between The people and the street rai1-
rosd companies continues, bnt there Was le7s cx-
citerucr, yesterday than the day before.
There we've six deaths from cholera yesterday.
, 1866-09-01
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Cholera Report - Terrific Thunder
Stor1n-P0l1tfea1.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribrne.l
ST. Lor1s, August 81
Among The Incidents Of the cholera epidemic Is
acase OF malpractice OF the part Of female ply
eieaan, who is charged with the death OF her pa
uent Tie cholera l. On the decrease still, the po-
lice reports showing falling OFT Of twenty caees,
aud only twenty deaths altogether. The
cemetery reports show thlrly-nye tntctmeuts in
twenty tour hours.
A terrific thunder storm burst On the elty this
afternoon, about i've O'Clock. and deluscd the city
with rain.
There Is no political news eaye that Consczva-
tire delegation started to Cleveland this afternoon
to meet President johnson and party.
, 1866-09-01

~.Al. ION, 8. c.. August M.-The statement
70. t5e comsqe;ctal year shows receipts Of 5,8s5
bales q Sea leland cotton. and 1U1,62l bales OF
16o9 md 1850. Sales II his week, TO bales Of
middlinE, at 30@3lc; strict tnidd1inE, a2Qa2Hc
Hecelrt6, ei3 b4lesi exports, as5 Bales; stock,
p,135 baltt. :.
Careful estima!cs from etatsiies place the crop
ut tHQ million bales.
, 1866-09-01

Kecepti0n OF Southern UnIon1s1s.
rH1IApE1rn1A, Aug. gl.-A grand reception
was made tonight. at the Union League Club
I1onse, TO Z. j. Dura1t, Of New Orleans Gov.
Hamilton. Of Texas, and GOV. Etown!ow Of Ten
nes=ee. lion. William D. kcl!y presided. Broad
and tic reception was III every way enthusiastic.
, 1866-09-01

New YoEK, Au-nst31.
mining htocks, ard very leayy decline III prcCs ~
VII aEgcas from tle fn3oTta:; cop1ss Fall: 81 Han.
StAte, l3; M0keE EoKer. %; IEAtrll. fx.
, 1866-09-01

4 S1ESSAtENT NOTICE.
II OTFICK or 111R BOARD OF PrBL1c Wo1ks,}
CHICAGO, August Slst. 1885,
Public noscos hereby slven 70 all persons interested
thAt the untcrt!Encd. Commissioners OF the Board Of
Public Works u hs Csy Of Chicago, hare completed
te hssesEMsnt H9llH re- tne ning EEa,nE an plank.
ylsion M in , " :; E;ss Il sec u R. II E.,
The l1InE, grading aa plaukInE the Alley running
Chicago.
The hHlng, grading and pianklng the Alter running
East and cet In North halt Of Block 81 Canal Tss-
seGs* snsaIvtslon See. T.39. y; r. ltE. nd
The Hfng, grading lad plInk1nE the Alley running
East nnd Wei through The South half OF Block = Car
renters Addition tn Chicago. and sach Assessment ~
TT a1ssrs!s1ed @ e ~! aRnly to III Common Coanctl
ths Tenth ~ Of sentem6es 1ss6 as ihc hour Of 74
at which time al parties interested viii have the right
70 be heard. All Rsrsous wisnE 70 object TO aatd
writing. In the Gce Of The CITY Clerk ut least one
prior to such meeting Of the Common Council.
jig GTSnELE,
FRED. LETT.
0. J. ROSE.
Commissioners Of tho Board of Public WORKS.
n
, 1866-09-01

t6- sClilTEh'S Advertising AkeucY, u
Dearborn street, II authorized 10 receive
Advertisements for the Tribune, mud NIL
the leading papers t4rouGlout the United
EtnicH 4Hl EapntIn,
, 1866-09-01
The PRESIDENTIAL TOUR.

Further Liberal Use
Of the Personal
Pronoun.
Ills Masnaniulous Disposal Of the
Union and Constitution.
He 3eiteratcs His Stability
Of Purpose.
And Holds Up to View His
Shining Record.
The Party at Auburn Last
Night.
FROM WASHINGTON.
No Action Yet Taken in
Regard to the Extra
Dountics.
Treasury Circular in Rela-
tion to the Cancellation
Of Coupons.
RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS
DURING THE PAST MONTE
NEARLY Sl?,000,000.
Secretary Harlan Rclircs from
the Interior Department.
FR0M FNR0PF
News by the Atlantic
Gable up TO Last
Evening. .
Peace Treaties Signed and Rati-
fed by the Late Bclliserents.
PROGRESS or Tue INSUR
RECTl0N In GAMBIA.
Rebel Bonds in Sympathy With
the Philadelphia Con-
yention.
I
The Austrian Emperor 10 Dismiss
| 4 Portion Of Els Retinue.
General Logan's Great Speech
at Elgin.
TILE PRESIDENTS ELECTION
| EERING TOUR.
, 1866-09-01
Linen FINISH COLLARS.
TO DtSTTlGERS.
nAR1ET MALT, suitable for d!sttllinE. for sale by
GEO. Fl. ROZET.
&rVf
TEACHER@ 81

TEACHER
A gentleman and his wife, OF much experience in
teaching desire places together in some respectable
Institution. West they would be glad to know OK
ZONE locality where they could establish Select High
School Of limited number. The Indy has been educs
ted Europe and Is perfectly familiar with the French
and German. The gentleman is I Graduate Of ! New
York University. References given to some Of the
most eminent citizens Of Chicago, well Of New
1otk City. Address, far two weeks, "Cl.ERGYA M
o. Nett Scsentccn&h4t., New York.
xp1r a
, 1866-09-01

A TTENTIoN, SIR KN1GHTs.-Thcrc
derry. I. y. +. T., at their Asylum, No. SO West Itan,
S4 p " Ese 1eeT i t. 8 peen
and sisltirE S!r Knights aEc coutseously Invited.
Ry orlct pt The +. e.
, 1866-09-01

A TTENTION, SIR KNICHTS.-Therc
~ will he src:!al conc!aye of Apollo Commands
Asyluu. at ~ O'Clock, tos Drill Ali slr Knights arc
notioed 10 bc pTes+ut. .
by order Of The f. Z.
, 1866-09-01

! Rnlly Of the Loyal People Of Kane
Connty-Spcec1a Of General Logan
Great Entlau.tAs1n.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
Building on the Sand.

'Tis we'll to WOO, it's well to wed,
For so the world hath done
Since myrtles grew, and roses blew,
And morning brought the SUM-
But, have a care, We young and fair
Be sure you pledge with truth;
Be certain that your love will wear
Beyond the days of youth
For if we give not heart for heart,
AS well as hand for hand,
You'll find you've played the unwisc part,
And "built upon the sand"
'Tis well to save 'Tis we'll to have
4 gOodly share of gold,
And hold enough of shining stuff.
For charity is cold.
But place not all your hope and trust
in what the deep mine brings;
We can not live on yellow dust
Unmixcd with purer things.
And he who piles up wealth alone,
Will often have to stand
Beside his Golfer chest and own
Tis built upon the sand
'Tis good to speak in kindly guise,
And soOthe whcrere we can;
Fair speech should bind the human mind,
And love link man to man.
But stay not at the gentle words;
Let deeds with language dwell;
The one who pties starving birds,
Should scatter crumbs as well.
The mercy that is warm and true
Must lend a helping hand.
I or those who talk, yet fail 20 do,
But build upon the sand"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
NUMBER 81,

men, as we'll as those of all other classes OF
persons Throughout. the United States BY
judicial process under equal and impartial
laws. in conformity with the provisions Of
the federal Constitution.
| now return the bill to the Senate, and
regret that N considering the bill and
joint resolutions, forty-two IN number.
which have been thus far submitted for
my approval, | am compelled to withhold
my assent from second measure that has
received the sanction Of both houses Of
Congress.
tSiSned) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, March 81. 1866.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
w Oot vs.. Corn.

At a recent convention of woci-erowers
in Illinois. a Mr. Amsdem gave his own
experience as the best argument for raising
sheep lie had begun by shipping grain.
and the first lot he shipped to Chicago, in
corn, lacked s27 81 cf paying the charges.
lie vowed revenge, and in three year,
raised $4,000 worth of produce. and the
railroads shipped that to New York for
him for the SUM of S392 That produce
was wool and mutton. If he had had that
in grain It would have amounted to 4, 500
bushels, costing $4,000 10 get it TO New
y ork 1t therefore cost one hundred and
twenty times as much TO get one Gcllsr's
worth of corn TO market as it did TO send
wool s-7+
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
A G.. CAPRON,
ATTORNEY AND NOTARY

Aad Liceassa Wor C7otm -fgeat.
Will attend to all professional business place,
in his hands promptly and carefully.
Particular attention riven to Guardianship;
and the settlement OF Decedent's Estates. Pen
SION. Bounty and Back pay of deceased and disa
olsd Soldiers procured at reasonable rates.
DEEDS, Mortgages and other written instruments
neatly and quickly drawn up and acknowledge
'menI taken.
II CoLt.criovs m ,3e and PROMPTLY remitied
'Ofiee over II y. Dickson & Cos Hrrdw arc
Store, P!yaonth Indians. vlOn2o-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05

"HE MASON b HAMILTON CABINET
ORGANS. forty different stvis.. adapted TO
eacrsd ard aecaiAr music, for $40 to $500 each.
FffTY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other irs. premians awar ded them. Illustra
ted Catalogues free. Address AXeox- II sMui~.
Bssson. cT NAsor fsorHsss. New York.
vIinf-Ir.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05

The most agreeable OF 81! companions
is simple, frank man. without any high
prctentions to an oppressive greatness;
one who loves life ard understands the use
of it; obliging aGko at all hours; above all
ola golden temper, and steadfast as an
anchor. For such one We gladly ex-
change the greatest genius. the most bril~
liant wit, the profoundest thinker
Lessing
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05

A BARGAlN.-The undersigned will sell
As. a bargain, first class one fourth size
Came a. Of Holmes, Booth 4 HAYDEN msnufac
tnre For particulars inquire at his photograph
gallery, over Rise ( Bros stnse. Plymorth. Ind +.
o25-d J. +, LOHEY
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

The undersigned having associated with him
in professional business
MIR. d f. vANVALKENBURGU
will continue the practice Of Law in il. various
branches.
The New Firm viii attend promptly to litiga-
tc, cases. general collections the purchase and
sale oil Real Estate. the collection of Claims
against the Government: such as pensions. bonn
" and arrearaees of soldiers &c Titles to Real
Estate examined and abstracts furnished when
desired.
August J, 1868. J. G.. OSBORNE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
Il. II. Time Tables.
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne L. Chicago
Railway.

On and after Nov. 19, 1865, Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sabbaths excepted. Us follows:-
Train leaving Chicago at $50 P, NJ. leaves daily
TRAINS GOING WEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05

INSURE YOUR LIVES for benefit Of your
family with good Local AGENTS, and not
rRA-ELiSe STRANGERS. Policies issned and losses
paid, through c. II. REEVE.
March -, '65-yl8n30:f
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05

A receipt for instantaneously removing
sarperiuous hair: Undertake to kiss
spunky woman against her will
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
Il 70 10 X s.

II Y T. ~ EG -.
DuRE LIQUORS for Medical and other pur.
poses. be had at nv Store, one door
North of the Branch Bank.
]. F. VANvALXENBuRGH.
Plymouth. May l9, 'G5.-tf
j.. S SCOTT,
@ neral coli ctOr.
Continues to give Prompt Attention tothe
Collectio OF CT 1 m g.
II Best of reference. given when required
Terms moderate.
r9nl5-tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05

What an absent minded sss was he who
on falling into the river. -ssk twice before
he reco'lcctel he cassl4 swim.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
80 Teachers.

Mark Cummings. School Esasnncr Of Mar
shsIl County. will hold Public Exan; ni tons Of
Teachers the ad Saturday Of each moth. at
the Seminary building. eousuenciu. at 10 o'c;ock
a. N.
uasI3ah Is, 1865 Iy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
n. A. o. PACKARD
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
~ T L a w.
.fSlvmouth. Indistnn. r9nl
q. A. M'CaACKlN,
Comfy Recorder. and ATTORNEY
At Law,
H(Arke County. Indiana

Will mako Collections, paw Taxes, examine
gires "a Real Estate, take acknowledgements of
Deeds, Mortgages, &c. All matters of Litigation
attended to in Ssarke and adjoining Counties.
~ Bounty money and back paw of Soldiers,
sni PENSIONS, collected. ReuT;tances promptly
ns le.aud ehsryes reasonable 9D26-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
il V!NAlI.
FLO EOP A IT II &c

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
-srtieular attention paid TO
O,.tetric practic, and diseases of women
-ani cliilrcn, Office sver G. Palm.r's store.--
e esiience the Northvestcorner the
Pnlie Square. v9nli-ly.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05

1NRJ. M.CONFER, late Surgeon OF the
- 39th Indiana Infantry. offers his rroies-
t. oaal services to the reople Of Marshall County.
IT Office and residence west side of Michigan
Street, three blocks North the Edwards llou',
elxr,,n.h Indiana, y9n32
N2 ROSS. VI. D.. Having perm lnentlv To-
J eated In Plvnouth. win attend TO al branch
o, AZ ne nrosrssion The Ere AMI Ear deparr-
Ten. receives. 4. heretofore. esnccisl attention.
Oaes With Dr. West an Mchi gan street.
plymouth. Ind. Oct. &c, 'G5-tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
a CARD.-C. II. REEVE.
ATTORNEY At LAW. AND
War Claim Ag't, Plymouth In d

war Claim Agt. plymouth, Ind,
Having concluded 10 reaume the practice ol
the law her.. VIII
Practice IN Fulton, Stark. LaPorte and Koscirs
rs, - we'll as M,rshail. Counties. Collections
promptly and efficiently attended 20. Careful
st.ntion given 10 Prob,te business. Insurance
elected on Lives and Property in the best compa
ni.s in the United States.
SpfcIAL ATTENTION paid m the prosecution of
Claims OF Soldiers. their Widows and heirs for
bounty. arrears OF pay pensions and other claims
Essras 70 Farweli Field < Co., Chicago.
Shaw Barbo1r / Co., Cincinnati
Bucklv Sheldon & Co, y. I.
Graft Benne;, ( Co., Pittsbar:%.
sln46tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
TB PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.
PUBLISHED EvERYTHURSDAY AT
PEYM0UTH, INDIANA,
s. L. HARVEY, Proprietor.
Terms of subscription "a, 100 a
year In Advance.

Payments mus. be made invariably IN advance
and the paper discontinued at the expiration OF
tho tine paid for, unless renewed. These terms
viii Aa stsictly adhered to.
Subscribers who get their papers BY she carrier
<iA - charged IS cents year extra.
:. Rates Of Advertising:
0ns square tho spac" Of ten lines or less Of
shis .yse5 eae week, 81 90, and 80 ceuts for each
additional insertion.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05

LxcaL advertisements 81 per square Tor eacn
insertion, charged 70 parties publishing them.
CsnnusrcArIoss to promote private intereF's
must Be paid for at the regular advertised rates.
MA..aAoss and DE-. .rns are published as news
ADvEayIsINEyTs. unless she numoef VI 'h-c,
.ions desired is specihcd, will be continued I'll
ordered on, and charged At regular rates.
LocAb notices 20 cents for each line.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-05
TRAINS GOING EAST.

2.i5 =. ". Express viii take passengers Of LIS
Train west fiom Crestlinc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-20
Europe not Alarmed by Bancroft.

The Hon GEORGE BANCROFT has no reason
10 feel COMMUNICATED by the reception which
his memorial Grafton of Mr.. LINCOLN has
received in Europe. In the Grafton, it Will be
remembered he directed little attention TO The
subject OF his address, but paid his respects
principally 10 the etlete and barbarian govern
ments of Europe. There was scarcely one OF
Them which he did not arraign rs guilty of high
crimes and msdemeauors against humanity
he pluckcd all the feathers ont Of the Austrian
eagle cut The comb Of the Gallo cock, and
belabored the British king of beasts till there
ought not 10 have been letta whole bone III ms
body We confess that wa felt some appre-
tensions of the effects i'll Europe Of such a
furious assault upon nearly the whole of civil.
lied Chris tendon in the presence of its repre-
senratiyes assembled in the council halls Of
the nation TO do honor to the memory of
the late President of the United States. We
feared that II might complcate the relations
of this country with the rest of the Universe,
and that il might become necessary for the
President 10 call for half Il million Of Nolun-
Ieers 10 defend American soil from the ven
geance aroused by BANCEorT's thunderbolts
But We are agreeably surprised by the
forttude and composure manifested by UNI
happy Europe under this dire iniiction. We
nave not heard That the emperor OF Ausllla
has deemed il necessary TO make Il levy en-
8laSSe of his subjects, nor that NAPOLEON has
sent additional reinforcements TO Mexico,
whilst England treats the whole subject with
what looks like Scornful indifference. Doubt
less this is the result of fear, though ii looks
very much like contempt The London Ii"eeS,
that great organ of the public sentiment Of
Europe speaks coolly of Mr.. BANCROFT asa
mischievous old man The British Lion has
treated the chivalrous BANCROFT precisely as
the lion described by CERvASTEs treated the
valiant knight of LA MASCHA. That mirror
of chivalry approached the lion in his cage
inviting him 10 come forth and try conclu-
sionS in mortal combat, but the only response
was change Of position on the part of the
lion, who lazily raised himselfup, approached
the open door of the cage, turned round aud
lay down again, presenting his rear 10 The
face Of the challenger.
We trust Mr.. BANCROFT will feel animated
by this encouraging result TO resume his his
torical labors, giving us History of the
British Lion from his Beginning 10 his Lat
Ter End.