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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

Arrxa DIsgxa srKKcHSs.-- REaasr's
MaVasins tells the following on Daniel
W ebsssr, while speaking under the Ia
aaenes OF coavivial potations
Al a pablie dianer, where be waa to
srsak, hs bad 70 be prompted BY q
frssad; ana on making pause, the friend
,ussuuslea asnstioasl debt" Webster
as snes AIRED ap "And, gsatlsmsn,
there's shs nasional deht--is should D
paid res, gsaslsmsu, II should b paid,
Al ., IN IL saa's be, I'LL pay Ii nysslf -
Hog musA Ia itfs And - be made
sals query, wish druBksa seriousness, d
gensleman near him, taking sas hi'
pocket book, whieh was always sotsri
oasly smpsy, the absurdity wa# sos mssa
for the aadisncs.
Another Of his spssohss il reported Ia
full, % folIsws aAsn Of Rochester,
aHs glad 10 see year nesls city. asntls
men, I saw your falls. which an tel
are oss hunared and afsy feet high. TAa
h = very snssressisg fact. Gentlemen
Roms had hsr Cesar, her Ssipas, be
Bratus bal Rsms, in her proadest DAY
had never watsrfall hundred and d
Nv fses high Gestlensn, Greece b
her Perieies, hsf Demosshsnes, and b
Socrates; bat Greece In her palnis
! days, never bad waterfall hundFs
snd afsy fsss high Asn - Roshssse
/ ge on. Ne people svsz isss sasaF iiee
i lies Who had q waterfall a handrsa ~
) hgsy feet high"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20
Child culsurs.

As ong own defects escape our OBJ
ssrvatios, ws lock into our aelghaoEs
families, aad see that shs ehisf eaass u
ths failure Ia discipline 10 thai dIsei-
plins wee not bsgan early sasagh. Ths
saiid wAs beyond shs reach Of parental
influences before parsnss suspeessd shat
their sushority was slipping away-ia-
deed, almoss before shay begin TO sxsr.
else q wholesome noral restraint. 4
ehald learns mueh In his kFss yeara, and
among toe lessons be learns sooness 10
shis, that be can lead and manage bis
parents if be viii psTsevsre; shas hs has
suly TO kick, and cry, aaa tease long aaa
hare saougb, TO gaia asy object hs may
desire; asd aa ahsy love 70 be led and
managed, hss task ia nos very din
cult. His insipient sslashness 10 eou.
armsd With sheir conssns ssemesines with
their sppro aties. They encourage bis
consistency, put a premium apon hia Es-
fractorinsss, pamper bis wiiifuiness, and
make q Iittls despet Of him sometimes
before be begsas - talk. EveEy hous in
whssh bis pIsasans syraHny is applaadsd
aslpa 10 sss~slssa BILE dDuAaasOU, ~sd 80
make moral discipline impossible. Thea,
| wheu they snd restraint necessary, they
discover thai they have q difficult task
and either rssort 30 force Or abandoa chs
undertaking because Of iss dif6eulsy.--
What might cBes havs sssn easy noW
seems almost impossible. The horse hsa
taken the bit between his teeth, and de
aes hls rider, 0ns Of the hardest shing'
for parents to lsara ia thai the work o.
neral training must be commenced u
she very infancy Of the child that the.
nust be careful net 10 nourish disposi
siena aad habits which will render msr
al government and influences impossible
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

FAsHIoS.~Fashion raiss the werid,
and a MOST sysannical mistress she 10,
compelling people TO suhnis to she moss
ineonvenisns things imaginable, fer hss
sake. She pinehss sur feet with tight
shoes, ohokes as With tight nscksr-
chief, OF sqaeexss the breath out of our
body By tight lasing. She makes pso-
pie sit up by night whsn they ought to
bs in bed; and kssps them In bed In the
moining when shsy ought - Be up and
aoisg. She makss u valgar 10 wait up-
On oass sslfs and gsnssel 70 live idle and
useless. She makes peopls visit whss
they had rather stay at home, sat when
they are nos hHngry, ,aai drink whse they
are not thirsty. Sks ssades eur pleas
urea and interrupts eur saainess. Shs
gospels TO dress gsily, whether upes
their own property, or that u othsrs
whslhsx agreeable . the will Of God O.
the dictates OF pride She ruins health
and produces aieknsss /; destroys life, an.
fssis fsfsss9 ss Il > psssnEss issslsds u sS1arss
and ssrsanss u all. She 10 y sarmsnss
OF sonssisnss, asspoilsr ss aoraiisy
and an enemy IL reiigisn and no oa'
San be her ssmpansoa and snswy sashsr
She 10 asspos sf shs highest grsde, ful
Of intrigue and cuzning, and yst, hus
hanas, wivea, sons, daughters and sea
1 vanss, Slack and white, have volansari
| II becoms her sGbjscts and slaves, an
vie with one another to see who sha
be the most obseqasis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

A Rxsxn pRIxoNgR's GR4TITrpE TO Dis
ErxsR.- Some time aimee letter vas re.
csivsd at the State House in Best0n ad-
dressed to several different names, all
similar iu sSund but different in spelling.
The Surgeon General knsw at snes that
IL eould anly be meant for certain lady
who had been most dsxosed auxiDg shs
war a. nurse at shs froat, whers her
exposure Was crest and Der labora untir.
ing. lie scot IL 10 her. On opening she
fsund ID was in a disguised haai and
mishoas signasars, isssasioaally eos shat
the writer might not be recognized, or
the snelosurs-t thrss or four huadrsd
returned to him. II vas from
a rebel soldier, who said he was wound-
I'd, takss prisoner, and bad limb am
patased in federal hospital, where b
was attended By shs lady 70 whon sh'
letter vas addressed, - nearly as b
eoald recall hsr name, having only heard
Ii spoken. He stated that be wss 30 af.
iecsed by hsr kindsess and caTes that b
| determined If be ever get well aud re-
surasd hosns, be would, whsn tbs va
| vas over, sell what little property b
had and forward the pfoeesds-Io 10 her o
a proof Of bis gratitude, and be bad ia
ken shis aasshod 70 carry out bis no6i
IEesoIasiea. The reeipisns OF The lftls
lrsnsnhsrs the isasss bat has fosgostsn
IL shs svsT knsw, the patients name.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20
WfT ANn vsfsDOM.

Hssis, tHrned 10 his mother sna iaqnif-
u Psopls in tboss dsys used v dosams
BE greaad. Hs had been rsadiag sha
q sags q Aad shs sons Of men multi
b u apon the face az tbs earth.
/ FYsgassbls pllls y sxslainsd an old
IL D Dsa's talk TO ma aboas sash ssaiE.
bsss ssgssabls pill seer msss 10 ~
~ danpling ; for destroying q gnaw-
IN ths stomach there is nsshing Like
4 can always bs rslisd On. -
oasg widsw wAs had married an
o. aa was forever speaking sg amy
ars& &nsband. Tbs sscsnd hasbaad 1t
srs emsnssFsssd. .s.I gasss, y said the
gos wsfss = yss'n Wish ne 10 sssseaa-G
6ss dsshsa sea are dead and gene. y
eaaGaaaasl
a ssarst i'll nasursd fellow died one
day, and hissriends assembled a. his fu-
nsrsi, but no ass had good word 10 say
aboas ths deosasd. At lsDgsh a good
hearted German, aba turned % 70 hons,
said ''Vsii, he vase goos schmoksr. =
4 clergyman vas latSy depicting, be-
fore deeply interested aadisDes, ths
alarBing increase of inlems ssraass, whsn
be assonished his bearers BY sxclaiming:
:" A young woman in my neiesborhood
died Ysry suddenly lass sabbasL. while
| was preaching the gospel In besssly
state Of intoxic stion.
At fancy dress ball in Paris recsnsl,
a lady vas seen in very Low bodiet
drsas, while floating and waving ~
abundance Of green cause. A genslsmkE
politely asked her what abe psrsoaatsd
+" The sea, Monsieur. +" "As Low tide
than, Madame" The lady blashed, ans
the gentleman smilsd
A chap iaqaired at the post oEsss il
Eris, the ether day, for letter 10
Eury Hogdsa. " He vas sold shsr
was none. "Leok ere, /" 10 replied,
little angrily, you've hsxhaninsd haI
bod letter for my name. His dent ecn
msnce With hatch Hit begins vii
q bs Lock hiu the ole watts got th
ho's bin. ~
Ia Dublin, great Msshedaat orase
oncs attempted to preach q ssrmcn frea
the text q Rsnsmber Lst,s wifs, /" au
| made q failure. AfssFwards gsa&Ekin
10 Dootar Bond shas hs did not know sh
reason Of bis failure, the seserabls Dee
replied Yoa had better, hereafter, i
other mea's wiyss sions. -
The friend of poor fellew whs loi
bis leg al Petersburg, remarked tina
sAoagL MANNED, be would always kav
i, :. III Is s lsos ssssis ~ - isss;s
nensiy plaased at the frous. !" xss,
, ,sia q waR, /" be left his lsfs foot ~ q
gront and nov his right foos 10 iais' "
A while ago farmer in Virginia 10
bis wife, and Ous Of love FOR her memol
called his estate I" GlsnmaET. = A neig'
Dor having met With tie sasns sfaissio
: and equally dsairoua Of keeping esfo
> him the image Of his dear departed. to
loved shs example, and his farm 10 knov
by the name Of /" Glenbessy." "
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20
A Suuaasaisa easfrHss.

ID .lflz
The New fprk Ledger eousaina The
feiiewang remarks from TIE psa ii Faar
ny Farm /; " How ofsen hass / sssns !
fsss Lettering at church shrsshoid. La
ssaang to the swelling notss af shs orgas
Aaa asnging % 60 ID. wesv II srs fss shs
vide seeial gull bsswsen issslf anri shoss
ssssmslsd-I will not say worsAlpplns j.
shsFss Asd | knew IL the slergyasaa .s,- Z
aide that sbafeh spoke ~ hfs Maasa4
spsks #hen en- earth, THAI ne wsaga soau
pfsash % empty walls. Thsy wans
aasks, and shsY ges them, I say In nv
.sezasioa, as the dssr swings % iaa aEnl
see In soas poor seeataress d kaes. ansa Ia
wsssssrs forth 70 Struggle, asaassa u
hsss he msy wisA poor nans ssassssa-
iioss. Oar Romaa Cssholic brsssrsn asse
'sssss zhssr Issssd I sss n - 80
sssss 90 u u
NEE. tsgssber, sani shs Lord b maksf j.
them. all. ! sfseu 10 there 20 zee L.. I
am glad whsa . servant drops "a AeE
knees In the isl :, and makes she sign CE
tbs cross, sbst asbedy bids ass % riss,
10 make way for silken resss fhas maf
BE- waiting behind. am glad shs asthI
u of many littls ehlldren @sy drop in
for g bsiei monens before tAs AIsar, to
rsoagniss her spiritual wsnss and then
pass ont 70 the cares shs mar 40 laBgeE
loss sighs Of Do act bslisvs "a they
do, bus 1t gladdsns my heart all The
sarns that one man 10 a good e hia
naighhor, ut lsaas there, bafars God.
hreasha freer al the theughs, / can oil
in corner and watch them Fass In and
sus, asd roioiss that every one, hov
humble ssever, fesls THAI be Or sae IL lG
thai church just 10 mach 90 tbs riches
foreigner, fron the esshsdFals OF the OLD
VERDI whom tAey may pssis Ia goina
| ant ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
ra.s,.a. Aa..s Aaa.... -

u &
TAs paFa, sAs sElsAs. sAs ssAasifaa
TAas ssirrsa saf asarss Ia ysasa.
xha isapulss - wssaaisss praysrs
xAa axssm st lsvs s1d ssushs
TAs lssgiass asssr asasssAlss Leaf,
Ths splFas.s FssraaAs wvi
sas strssiass afsss sssssE assas,
Easas aasnss ssa nsvss ais.
Ths slmia Asnd ssFssnasa fss4a % AID
a srssAsf In his aee4,
Tass ssasls wssa In szsssss saxk Asas
Thst prayss taa frisaa lnasea.
xas pisa sf msxsy safsly arssthsA
whsa 1aasiss thgsaseaa aigs
Tha sorrv~ sf esasssss essE&s
Thsss khiags sAaH Revas aaa.
xAe msasEy . a slasYlng hAnA,
rae prsssass sf saass
Amd al the ssthsa swsst ana trail
7Asa maas nv iase's Essss Rllss.
u wssA > aRna, zasAazsaas faishs
ana asiy arass ana hlga,
Thasa aaaaa AaSs saass ssasss lapa have sas
xasss things shatl asvss die.
: tbs cgpss and tbs bitter Mera
Taai 30 &nded as IL fell,
Tss chilling wxnt o. sympatAys
We feel hat EeTss ssil.
Ehs hard Fspnlss thsa eAlila The eeaEtg
whoae hopes wsss ben naaiBg high,
In an aniading rscoTa ksRt,
wasas shingA aAail asvaE die.
Let aatatsS pass, s5s sEagT sAa@
u szA aad s9Cas work 30 9s
Laas not eAaacs te weakea isvss
BE axm and Iast and tsas-
BE shall Light thai eaRaot fads
Beam GA thee froa ea higEs
And aagsl vsic@s say 10 shsRs
Tasss things shall nsvex dis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

4 ksv a. osss u sAe large record safes
ID she ssass Hauss u Coiamsnas ohias
hayiag bsen lsss, > hole wss paasnsa
shrough the sae4 wifh esowesr. Tas
ress wall III the = ssagsss sas ssana - esa@
siss nf swo shss sAssss y iFan, sssh . lag
rr II Fusssa bark sssweefs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

So Axssmas Ward says ia !" Hss
Beck y a female wozuAa 10 shs great
sss inssitusion Of whash @0s Asna oasa
bssss. Is's anpossibls to gss alsng ~sshf-
aus hsr.I shs - COED In sasknssa goos
il wsllnsss-gooa ali the sims- o, wo.
man. womanl Touprs : asgal- wsss
you aeAass yeassslf bat wAsa gea tak'
] suh vouT proppsr apgarel, and lmeta
forioally spsskis1 gsa iaao pAsEalooaa
aud undsrsaks 10 play the naans you pls
| shs assil, and are smfassis noeeanss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

Dossr Wars TakxS. .n-mposg write
there sasa oas 10 i laa who waa writ
ing wish . danced pin On pans Of
glass Id sAs window og . hotel = VI
not Y's was lhs reply. aBesaussJen san'
rub ii oas.,' There are asAar thing
which nsa should rot do, 6scasss thsy
caanat rub them oas. a heart u aeAani
far sympasby, and - aakiad wofd pa
make 4 nore dasahls impression aaai
thai oE sAs diamoad glass
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

4 Qrxsv. WI NJ ii Jsss alofsisssy - ia-
aasssisl msnesr u ~ Hoasts De-
sexss bsss hsssy o. tAs sTss - poe L
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

g~ 4 geatismal Of Bossoa was iassly
asked whas be saasghs Of hias Aaaa
Dicksssnnas Iacsafs. ssThsak las said he,
ssI shsnk DsaiaI Webster disd 81 tbs
sighs saHs aad before corrupted pah'
iie opaasss ~ss ~sillss 70 sss. iva itz ia-
ssrprssatsoa af eenssisasienal lag fran
the lsps Of a. cid maid.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20


Bxxssxp Tmaos.- Blessed u ha Wao
siss aswB on hss gridiruns raf Be ahall
gss up again.
Blessed are they who AaFh gss shs
Itch, for shey shall know whss q Y 10
| scratch. #8H
Blessed are the married s1sas fer sbsy
| shail be warm all winser. III
| Blessed are the blind. isF saasy ahall
zee 20 ghosts. H|L
Blessed ara they that knsw asshing for
they are happy to think thss knss every
khing. l
Blessed are ths orphan ehildrsr, fei
| shev hava no mothers to 2aip thsnf
/ Blessed are the deaf, fsf tAsy nsyE
need 10 lend money % llstsa ta asdiou
stories
4 Blessed IL be. THAI 10 afraid of sApndeI
for he shall hesitate abeAs gsstinE mai
risd, and keep away frona political nss'
Engs.
Blessed are shsy that axpsea Hsthinl
for khay ahall nos be deceived.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

Tas RIeET KIND or EDEcArIoS ron
CHrLnKxs.-Ts fsw words, 1t shoula be
solid, not superficial. And for THE, pa
rents aEs almost aa responsible IS teach
srs. ThsY should net be satisfied whsn
their childreB bring homs from school
aasserfng rsports sf their proficiency or
whsn they can repsas, By roiss table ai-
ser sabls Of nambers, weights and meas
urea. They should see 10 1t csssfally,
that tbs sabjsess which arp stadied ars
understood, not commitEed TO manory ;
should aeoastom their children 10 repssi
their lssssns in their own words instead
81 10 the form used By the book zaOal.
give than practical examples, invetTiss
shs principles whioh have been goss ossl
and shas-and In various ether ways
| which will readily occur to sysry gatsl
6gSf I'D sssn Ss M mstiss Fssssss :: so -
easily deceived in these EnAttessi D ggsa
| pogsion af the blame which mast B
somewhere for shs impessses sdaSasio'
of SO many OF eur Toung men ard wons
rests upon sheir shoulders: WISE sustl
sysssm Of taisisn a. the UaEsma ssAEs
aloBs can boass, Supplied with sxSeilsa
Instructors, mupiaeiaatEy snEdUwsd By
fand Of large taxes. sursly shsrs eaa b
/ no excuse for igaosanes. Asa there
mons. Faithful sapsriassnasssee ~
thorough instruction il the aaty uf u
, teacher; diiIlgssss and psassnaiisyy Il
! auty Of the pupils, aad-by 40 nsAs
: least hearty sc-spsrasiesy shas ID p
| ~ankm # H.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-20

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rssei - - j - pisbiasps ssisssaa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-09
Tie IlLlSBOBOlGG RECORDER.
tkLIf9 Wax
IL DEANS nEARTT
a To boII'l' - saf.lh 80 ! .d.alse

81 lift.fs tul nfd sat vuLr $50 ~ l.t.
~ ~ pbe fspulsts u ttiiittgn II tto tu !.
VII " ueeestliy iha ass fllstrlfn STUD fat tf
wtl ffanIthel. ihtir ate Wfmtfrlsftf0.tt
VI PROVISIONS Hill utslssn wi,i nfttt one
tt Lad ao.t No 10 lpt rstifs !, s.lt.ttt tlGf
1thsttfHtoa viii pl,ast Rfss - iEn 4t
We lnIs bsio't niprt pstksio Imtgfe tii'i rs
ltt aid letter ia; are - soon - W 80 'rsthe
u DO % willreuew our type. ltit Cag Ihisht.ci II
enlarge Dor elect 70 . tomtNfai rtaI sfIfesst iot
ionnef tIs fhen hofsfnrn ofinsirst sit esiiis Ne
expense 1T ihe mean tine IN rsfsiulrst. il CT 49,
tclion. We shoi encttsef II mslt cur aI,f I,ssut
aHJ increasing.
Our TENS q present an So io sitlH. o. : 80
To- ~ mnnihs raid H. advance
aayetllAemenIs. - Unc Jellsf ptf fqUaic ~ ite
ifai insertions All fits senls tot tnch ceniinCsrd--
60 lines = Constitute ) sqnsfs. a ltusl dfJUuioo
WI it ns5s q liberal cuaiuaut
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-09
LAND FOR SALE.

I,HE subscriber having determined TO leave the
State, offers far sale his Valuable tract of Land,
containing one hundred and forty acres, fifty Of
which is open The wood land is The finest in the
vicinity, situated sir miles northwest 81 Hilsboroush
lloar Cedar Grove. Liberal terms will be given.
WILLIAM r: CLARK.
E.sbsFoOgh, \. c., March nth, 1866, 2s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-09
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.
THe Great Invention Of The Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
Nj. BRADLEI'S AeS Paieri DUPLEX En-
IiPTlC f0r lOubiel SPRING SKIRT.

III n BhAD = Mex Patent DIPLIA LII
LiPTiC ~ lOubie) SPRING SKIRT
THIS INVENTION consists ef DrFLrx fot issoy
itliFs.S Prsl RzfAED srEEt sFaIsss, ingenious.
b EaalBEn TIGHTLY aud TiEAii together, Eo6L 70
IasE making lie 7sroAEsT, Esos faLAIsLE. ELASTIC
49, DrHLaLE saa.sG ever ussd. Iaey seldom EEsp
fhtaE lie The single springs. ana cvEstgusItly
preserve ssiT perfect shd besltle shape more ihan
tEiee as long any single spreg SKIRT that ever
E9s o. Can br made
IHE wonderful fexibiliiy and great Comfort an
riess.re " alY Laly wearing tie DlPlex Eihstie
eksf VII X experienced particularly IL s cT0aleI
Asssmhi.es, Dgefss Esnisges Railroad Cars. Ckgrrh
M. Ara Chsf.. fot Promenade sDd House Dress,
= u skHtcsE e folded when IL use 10 occupy
smaii Place e easily and conveniently o. elk "
hsslH Dies.
! hils having ErIa,el lie Pleasure, CousH
~ gfeai Conrenlente u wearing tie DUPlet E.liP.
q ssd sPring SKIRT 10 single Jay viii Never 81
iefVsf8s ailagf dispense wiih iaeif gse. Fer Gil.
g 4 So srd l0ung La..es i.ss are superior -
e. asasla
Tie HOOPS are cgrere5 witt ! p.y do.5e tvi.t.
y llsfsl1 acd es.r taice shg i tAs siLslt
80 eefeuns sssh i UseJ - eli sbgl. Steel Hoop
htss Tie iLtse bottom rods 81 every sEis SIC
So Do4he slsss, md iwice o. double cGtefei h
pse.e ihf eng frDH. wearing XII ite rst4 vtrn
f'sss. -gNa asifs, cote sfIs. A. 6r.i allea
ttey - cattii.ss ~ Jet q vaea II 90.
~ src made 81 tie new ana elsgat. Cotdel
spea sft as i5f tsst quaii'g tr e,ery pert gisisz
e &c ware ise a0si graceful an perfect shape
Iosoa srt aH tfa8ss oulals tie hghies' H.6.t
dslfssae coHi3s1aAse s,5 ecar3ui.sl skiH etsrmauf
VESTS BRADLEY s GARY, PROPRIE-
Tors q ihr lftsnHft ata SOLE MANIAC.
TNRERs. - gH ANBERs. ST. 81 gEA1E
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The New York herald., 1866-06-15

The FRENCH IN MExIco.--The appropriation
for the Paris Exposition being under de-
bate in the Senate on Wednesday, Mr.. Grimes
offered an amendment postponing all action in
regard to the matter until the Emperor Napo-
leon shall give positive assurance Of the
withdrawal OF the French from Mexico. Mr..
Grimes probably meant his amendment to be
regarded in France as an exponent OF the
public sentiment here concerning Maximilan:
but in fact Mr. Grimes is some time behind the
age Napoleon has given the most positive
assurances OF the withdrawal Of the French.
Our government understands this; so do the
French; so do the Mexicans; so does Maxi
milan, who is now considering whether
to go with the French troops or stay
behind and take the chances OF revolu-
ton and assassination. Mr.. Grimes had better
keep posted up in current history and leave
Mexican affairs to Santa Anna. who under
stands them perfectly.