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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

SUPERSTITION IN ENGLAND.-In the agricul-
tural districts of England there yet remain
among the people many curious relics of the
superstitions of the middle ages. singular
instance came to light not long since in Shrop-
shire, which is thus related by correspondent
of the Pail Ma Gdzeue:-
"Going into a neighbor's house in Madely, one
day last week, found one of the children suf-
feTlng fIom severe cough, and expressed my
opinion that it was a case in which medical
assistance should be obtained. The father of
the boy agreed that it was very bad, but said
that before calling in doctor he intended to
try cure that he had long used in similar cases,
and never found to fail. On being pressed to
communicate the prescription he gravelY iu-
formed me that the charm consisted in cutting a
few hairs from the part of the patients head
where il joins the neck, placing them between
two thin slices of bread and butter, and giving
them TO dog. If the sandwich took no effect on
the animal the patient would recover; but if the
dog sickened the case was critical and a doctor
should be called in forth wth.n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

SUICDEs.-The London AthenGum directs at.
tention to the Registrar Generals curious re-
turn of the number of suicides in Rngland
They average 1900 annually, and to every
million of the population run thus in each
successive year:-66, Ga, 70, 68, 65, 66, 64,
and 81. Hanging has always been the death
generally adopted by suicides, % out of the
ratio of 81 per million suicides falling under
this head. After hanging follow cutting, stab
bing, or drowning poisoning and by firearms.
The ratio of suicides per million of the respeo-
tive populations in 1864 was 110in France, GA
in England, 45 in Belgium, 30 in Italy, and Is
in Spain.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

AMAURosIs CAUSED BY TOBACCO SMoKING.-A
paper on "Amaurosis from Tobacco Smoking"
was lately read before the Medico- Chirurgcal
Society in England, by Mr.. Hutchinson. The
author adduces evidence to prove that the form
of nervous blindness known by the name of
amaurosis is frequently produced by excess in
tobacco smoking. OF the thirty-seven cases
which Mr.. Hutchinson recorded, thirtyone
were smokers. The history of the patients and
the most successful mode of treatment led Mr..
Hutchinson to the following conclusions:-
l. Amongst men, this peculiar form of amaurosis
(primary white atrophy of the optic nerve) is
rarely met except among smokers. q Most of
its subjects have been heavy smOkers-halt an
ounce to an ounce day. 3. 1t is not associated
with any other affection of the nervous system.
4. Amongst the measures OF treatment the pro-
hibitlon of tobacco ranks first in Importance.
5. The circumstantial evidence tending to con-
meet the disease with the use of tobacco as a
cause deserves the serious attention of the pro-
fession.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

MURDER OF A PROFESSOR BY BoY.-An ex-
traordinary case is on trial in the department
OF the Dordogne, France, where Eoi Leymarie,
fifteen years Of age, stands charged with the
murder of M. Delbos, of Nadaillao, in the ar
rondissement of Saabat. M. Delbos was a
professor, who, Otter following his occupation
in Algeria, had retired to Nadaillao, where he
occupied q small house,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

The CENSORSHIP IN PoLAND.-The Russian
censor in Poland has suppressed a Polish
prayer-bOok. 1t had passed the hands of the
regular inspector of the press, and fifteen
thousand copies were printed. Subsequently
Jealous official discovered some passages
which to his mind appeared improper. He
headquarters. All the copies were seized,
and while the first censor was on the point Of
dismissal the other received high praises,
promotion, and "a high order" for "exoep-
tionRlly Jealous fulflment of his duties"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

THE PAPAL srATEs.-At the meeting of the
International Statistical Congress at Florence,
Professor Silyagni said the area of the Papal
States is at present 200 square Kilometres the
length Of coast 46O kilometres and so, 600 hectares
of land are marshy aud uncultiyated. The kilo'
metre is $3.50 9l67 feet; the hectare, 247l acres.
Two-fiths of the buildings and q third OF the
land in Rome belong to the Church. Sinceil847
the lay population has increased from l76,OOO to
2l5,OOO, and the clerical population has doubled.
There has been no progress in the industry of
the country in the last forty years. In 1918
there were thirtynine wool factories, which
still exist. The proportion of soldiers to the
population is twentythree in one thousand,
which is greater than in Prussia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HI957 BULWER LYTTON SAYS THAT A
- refined gentleman Ry always be known by
the perfumes he uses. In 'UercRn society IL IS re.
cogniz as mark of elevated taste to pstronze
Phalons "Night-BloOming Cereus." It's purity,
freshness and deicacy commend II to all persons OF
poetic Ia te and feeng.-COncOrd Patriot.
E995" NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. JOY
COR CO., Agents for the "TELEeRAPH"
and Newspaper Press Of the whole country. have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets to No
l44 S. SIXTH Street, second door above WALNUT,
OFFIcEs;-NO. l44 s, SIXTH street, Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. New York. 73O24p
hSY@ TO THE REPUBLICAN CITIZENS
s-S OF THE TWENTY-SECONDW WARD.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

MAKING SBA-SAND PRODUCTIVE. Another ex-
pertinent has been made in England to ascer-
tain the effect of sewage manure upon sea
sand, which, according to Liebig, would never
yield crop. The Metropolitan Sewage Com
pany became tenants of ten acres of land at
Barking, upon which bricks had been made
On one acre of the ten, 1000 loads of the Maplin
sands were spread to the depth of two feet.
On this grass and wheat were sown, with an
admixture of the sewage, and the result was
healthy and productive crop. This year the
whole of the ten acres, for which the Company
paid "a an acre, is all laid down in grass, and
has been relet to a London dairyman at els los.
the acre. the Company supplying their tenant
with sewage to the amount of sos. per acre.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

The Rev. DR.. Banes, at the Unitarian
Convention at Chicago last week. said he had
studied the subject with deep tbou0bt and
anguish, but he had never been able to 6nd
any reason why sin was let loose upon the
world.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

e18e HOLLOWAY'S S.-FLATULENT
RIS OR WINDY CoLlC-These medicines are
especially recommended for relieving the oppression
frequently experienced after hearty meal-in fact,
they are the dinner pls-they assist nature In her
tendences and by, eqpaztng the circulation prevent
they have been the only remedies of millions OF
people dyspepsia, biliousness, liver complaints,
and all disorders of the stomach and bowels Sold by
all Druggists 1923 tuthSSt
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

hSg@ OFFICE OF THE WARREN AND
~ FRANKLIN RAILWAY COMPANY, No.
2O51s WALNUr s[reetEP EPhii@edelphi9, lad Oct 81 1907.
sentation at the Office of JAY COOKE & CO., No.
ia s THIRD Street. II. p. RUTrER,
10 3l3t@ Treasurer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

hGg~ AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS,
az Treasurer aud CLERK OF Sugar Dale OIL Com
oc ock, at the office OF the Company, No. S26 WAL
NUT Street.
~ 2smthm8tF f. SHIPPEN.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

n9959 OFFICE OF The DISTILLERS' AND
~ REC 1IFIERS' ASSOCIATION OF PHILA-
DELPHIA, No. us SAN SOM street,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-The
DistilIers and Rectfers' Association OF Philadelphia
VIII the above rev ard for the detection and con-
victon of any person engaged in the Illicit 6isttatOn
of spirits In this city, By order of the President.
l0.5St ISAAC NJ. KAH NWEILER, Secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-31

IHILADELPHIA,
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of
the Stockholders of this Company will be held at
this office on TUESDAY, the 5th day of November
next at 10 O'Clock a. M. at which place election
for nine Directors Of said Company will be he d. be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'clock p
NJ. b. +, STOKES,
10 Is tuthsl0t# Secretary.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

y. s Ss morning cS II q. m ps
from the subscribers ~ Broadway and 81 Trinity place. i've
large containing about thousand
skins The reward will be paid for recovery "
the goods, propsrasnase amount for par thesv 4
!. ~ oPPENHklx CO.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

EURONsEAN STRAMsHIps
cJSe GOLD TO Pa RIs AND BACK
REDuo ~IQN OF PASSAGE RATES.
10 AND FROM LAxnaEHnI nEnsH GLASGOW AND
EXCURSION r1ck. rs slm 0. .RRENcY
THE ANcHoiRs oisyITs IINe epssss VERY "a, rRDAY
LIvERPoor. .ns FOR -eY
ooL ana w ol,as GLASGOW, calling At ..oNDoNDBA.
'S'rrD KINdDosad a,ad mails and passensers.
smith. June 10
SniVNn1A, Carnaghan ',.'..,,Jvhe E
cALEpoFFroAa, From sompany's PIER % Nctn, river
p.rvs 9E PASS AGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
Csbns siio and ssO according 70 location steerage,
s2S Srepad Certificates from Lvsrpoe Glasgow aad Derry.
SIS
werp. &c. at very low rates.
As this company does employ passengers wiz
1Iease come direct 10 the Office.
80 '1'Ae FRANCIs MAcDONALD 4 Co, Agents,
No. Bowling Green, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

Bo0ART. AuCTIoNEER-THIs DAY. At 10 A. N.
~ ~ ~ second avenue, MORTGAGE SALE the knscls Of
lager beer saloon and boarding house. consisting of
y bsrd Table Tables Chairs Bedstesds. Beds and Bed
1ns hssaca fafniiur., Cookins ptsns'a ~
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

mCSA REwARD-0N THE NIGHT or THE 3isT
pOCV Of Nay the premises occupied BY the undersigned
entered. and large quantity Of Meerschaufn Cigar
older Pipes imitation Pipes in paper and leather cases
quantity OF Kid Gloves stolen thereirou The
above reward viii be paid any leading the discov
Of the above named goods and no questions asked
CHARLES ABELs CO., "a William street
NEW YoRK. June no. 1857
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

DAwNEROKER'S SALE--R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER
viii sell THIS DAY. at ii O'Clock at lSl Bowery cor
Of Delaney street GD lots of Women's Clothing,
comps silk other Dresses Brcche SILK and Grape
shawls and Cioaks Remnants silks and Dress GOODS,
Undertaking, Boots Shoes Fancy Goods &C worthy the
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

WILLIAM ABBOTT AND ]. p TRAvER, AUC-
w tonecrs-Assignee's sale, on WEDNESDAY, 18th
ins 10 O'Clock A. M the Lease Stock and Fixtures Of
the Clothing establishment No. Bowery consisting OF
large stock Of ready made Clothing. vesugs Broadcoth,
Casimeres Light Goods &C. To be sold lots accOrd
70 catalogue. No postponement.
ARCHIBALD SCRIMGEOUR, Assignse.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
EoR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY. the Islh Jane newt aisw,
A. Staten island, NY,


three years old built of the best material consisting Of live
ok white oak locust and cellar copper fastened cop
hersd alssouslly brsced with iron inches BY inch
.nck Two mass. bowspr tlbboom foreysrd. topss aud
solkasnt ys- have full suits OF Sails standing and
snng rgsng complete well found IN chains, anchors.
1--we e.eissas Engines, Srsp i,ches with appurienances
SotnpISc Tubular Boiler l5xis feet 10 GOOD order and
peer, feet diameter ~ 'f -
The vessels In con,,i.t. -. A..
A. small err~nse. S''1. S"''~ - soD' I" -
derh Of bod u feel, y os-'' ''''' V'''e"'''
hnonnlon regarding mesa vessels can be gwen by the
s,.,ar fsi. e,ev eAn % examined a Ukeir dock
.ssh. oucsi being N charge - give f,iea 10 all
w.ss@'k " inspect taems after Mopdsy III. 81 OF June
"e@ HENRY sNTynE,
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

BOOT 4 TRAvER, AUCTIoNEERS-WlLi. SELL
"A WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock A. W., the
Lease and Fixtures OF the Clothing store 20. Bow
cry, according 10 catalogue.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

CHERIFFiS SALE.
= RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell this day.
WEDNESDAY, at IL O'Clock at 81 East Thirteenth street,
Coupe, Sleigh; also quantity OF Office Furniture Stable
Fixtures, &c. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

coon REwARD.-Losr. A TIN BOX WRAPPED
- s,.er minutes before O'Clock Tuesday morning as
yesey ssresI on down trip The Dor contains valuable
rsrsy. she rsvueut all Of which bean stopped The
person who ths boz can be .nd the deiec
t.~. a. track BY immediate delivery the finder
~, - rewnrd: otherwise will hunted
sr,sd Apply Thomas King 73 West Thirteenth
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

YAcHT RAcR-FIsHfSG BASKs.-F0R sFLtN-
dd ssa view OF Me yacht race iake the sshIna bank
nesfner WYOMING, which leaves Tuesday snt Thursday
folcws-Peck slip az Cbristophsr street 81 ~ pier
fnsns " bosxd
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

rEoEcE COOK, AIcrfeSEER -GENTErI, HOUSE
u bod ~ rniufefhursdsy ITO msrrow Al le,. oriosl
NJ 10 Union lace, the ente eoi.enls ~ ~ ss ha.a
including Car~ts OHco,hs Paror Chamber Ibysrx .ss
Dining Room furniture. chDa tlaSs rn,erv st tt.,.S
Ware DH PaIntiugs Prints Books yusic a. sac abso.
lutte Oatsiosues At sac Or once y Cedar stree.
HENRY ID. MINER. AucrroSEyR-sArFspoov !,
III NASSAU STREET OPPOSITE poST nrtri,CCrs -
hiNBR SOME ERyILtE wiIl sell At suctlsp On wFDxys-
DAY June H. ipS O'Clock private resssars 1s.
Thompson street. northwest Autv str.s -.
eIal assortment of genfcs Household Pnr,ture
Mirrors. black walnut aud mahogany Bedroom Fu,rtrs
Hair and straw Mattresses Feather Beds Bols,ers ,oi pl
lows together with iarxe assortment of Kitchen Utensils
Ac. 40. "-'
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

EAwNBROKERS SALE.-THIS DAY. AT OCLoOk
precisely, at BELL INGRAHAMs salesroons oo
New Bowery 400 Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewcly Diamonds Fishing Poles SILK Dresses sable trim
med Velvet Cloak, Fur do by order Of A Ad0phus azS
Pearl street. Terms cash.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

A UCTION SALE.-wE WOULD CALL TIE ATTL!-
IA tlon capitalists the sale OF the elegant MshsT
stables, ousbuldings and "a Lots Of Ground corner Of
Broadway and 4d streets, to be so a A' ion
bv ADRIAN II. MULLER, +. x. WILKINS CO.. HIS
DAY Wednesday, June ~ at II O'Clock at the S nange
sal broadway
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

A UCTIoN FoTIcE-sS,ooo WORTH OF MAGNIFI-
n cent Household Furniture at public aucon A. T.
q sNWAY, Auctioneer. win sell THIS DAY Wednesday,
all the elegant contained IN the i've story brown
stone Residence A West Sixteenth street. between ffth and
Sixth avenues sale commencing al III O'Clock Parlor suits
covered French brocatei OF richest descrpon
Etageres, Bookcase Mirrors Carpets Curtains Cbande
hers Vases, Bronze Clock. Satnay oil Paintings, BY em
nen arss superb rosewood Pan of0rte Stool aud Cover
Books xtenson Table, Buffet, elegant sets China Glass
Silver Ware; Bureaus Wardrobes Bedseads, Hair Mat
tresses Bedding. sale peremptory
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS.
y 685 BROADWAY.
THE TROUBLE COMMENCES AT s O'CLOCK.
THE GREAT ORIGINAL, INIMITABLE AND ONLY
BIRCH, WAMBOLD. BERNARD BACKUS,
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
whose has been equaed by any similar or
ganizaton the world. New and cheerful burlesquos
every week First appearances IN America Of Mr. J. I;
Master Barney, the Champion Jig Dancer Troubles at
Metropolitan Hotel Political Address, operate Gems.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

WILLIAM WRITER'S AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS
w day, at O'Clock, at 45i Canal street, the entire hand.
Household Furniture of gentleman returning 70
France comprising rich Parlor Suits large Pier and Manel
Mirrors heavy Brocatel and Lace Curtains rosewood Piano.
forte $780, Stool and Cover Centre Side and Extens
Tables Buffet, China. Glass SILVER Ware elegant Aubus
Five Frame Body Brussels Stair and o,her Carpets
black walnut Chamber sutsi oil first quality Cured Hair
Toilet Ware lace. Library Bookcases old
and original Oil Paintings Musauo Nets Ice Boxes, Music
Box 70 second hand Carpets Oilclohs with variety
OF goods from families and others Dealers and house.
keepers invited this large and valuable stock Goods
packed and shipped.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

-. W. CAMPBELL, AUCrIONEER, OFFICE lo6
IA. Sixth avenue. will sel, rHURSDAf, June ID at IA
O'Clock. log Lease Bar and Dining Room. ures ana
Furniture complete old wc known restaurant and
dining saloon Broadway and Bome street si2
Broome This IL chance TO business man; everything
rcqnse rent low, buyers be on hand; sAh positive Also
Water FouDtxn and Awning pavement attached.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12
DICHARD WALTERS AUCTI0NEER.
ID $200,00O WORTH RIFLE, GUN AND PISTOL


win sell THURSDAY, June 20 at u O'Clock, the Ma
ohinery Material of National Arms Company, corner
street, Brook yn f. D. consisting
100 pieces of the finest and modern etyes Of Cum
Rife Machinery all sizes heavy and light viz
screw. Milling Spindle and Edging Machnes; beautiful
Lathcs, all sizes; Cylinder Drilling, Engine and Barrel
Turning Lathes; Housing Way, Tumber. Sabbing Rhing
Polishing Lathcs and Machines; Slow Borers, Quick
Rcamers Nut Borers Jiggers and Grindstones Shafng
and Betting Planers and stockers. TRIO Hammers and
Power Fan. Swedgng Machines Shears and Punches
Strengthening Anvs English Barrel Steel tons large and
small Tools. Terms casn. Deposits ~ per cent Caia
ogues factory auctioneer's stores, and 70 East
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

PARLOR GRAND PIANO, &C. This day tWEpNEsng
june IL at l0e O'Clock at No ~ Fih avenue,
the rich Furniture OF the large
house. comprsns very superior rosewood Psrior Dining
Room, Library Bedroom Goods grand and hort
ronts Pianofore. In rosewood; elegant Armours Side.
boards and Burei Silver aud Silver Plated Ware SUPERB
velvet Wilton aud other Carpets; Lace Curtains and Cor
nces; Extension Tables; marble top Dressing Bureaus;
Mardrobes Centre Card Other Tables excellent Hair
Mattresses and spring Beds; China and Glass Ware Ktch
Furniture. kc Catalogues early ihis morning
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

A UCT1ON SALE OF VALUABLE AND SCARCE
n Books. Valuable Works America Privately Printed
Pamphlets kngrayins and the largest
collection of Old American Newspapers ever sold Ia this
country, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June l3.
BANGS MERWlNE h Co. 6gi Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

DIRIGO ................. Captain H. Sherwood
w. sherwood
Form semiweekly line, leaving % East river every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock r. NJ.
These steamships connect a Portland with the Grand
Trunk Railway for Montreal Quebec and other points in
Canada and the West The Saturday steamship connects
Calais and S. john n B. Through tickets given for Eas
fax by Steamship CARL0TTA leaving Portland saturdays
for Sl3
Passage Portland including berth and sateroom. IS;
meals extra Passenger accommodations hrs class.
Freight received daily.
Through given and bills Of lading signed At once
pier 81 East river, by j. y. AMES. Agent !,
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

CrEAM TO ouEEysTowx AND LIVERPOOL EVERY
- "Wednesday and Ssurday.--The HELvErIA sals
June IS LOUISIANA June - Cabin passage S75 and se0
gold; seersee 80 currency Drafts England and Ire
passage e0cs - Broadway. corner Of hector street
The New York herald., 1867-06-12

OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS METRoPoLr
~ tan Fire Department Fremen Hail. l1 Mercer street.
New York, June II. 1851
To MANUFACTURERS Cocoa MATING. Sealed proposals
for this article viii be received until July
.Commitee on Budiags," with samples ana price per
hundred yards -
JAMES GALWAY,
T. BAILEY MYERS
Committee on Buildings.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-28

James p. Fickling, a negro candi-
date for Congress in the first district
Of Alabama, makes use Of the fol-
lowing language in bis public address:
The franchise has been conferred
upon my race, either as a matter Of
right, or for the purpose of using us
az instruments TO carry out the
schemes Of the Radical party, and
oppose the white people of the South.
/ do not believe il was bestowed in
love, or upon considerations of right;
and the means employed to control
our action verifes this conclusion,
They know that VIC are in the alpha
bet Of letters, and their object Is IA
take advantage Of our general igno-
rance and universal creduliiy, and by
panderipg to our evil passions, and
the vices incident to Ignorance among
all races, they expect to ahenate u
from the only true friends we hav'
on the habitable globe, and array ui
in political and deadly strife againsi
our fbrmer masters and protectors.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-09-28
aslafn n EmIs,aaI..

The Montgomery Adertlser N .
iafs dalA fsrFds shs arrival IA lhal
city, n \ lafiy If Ialle, aai gentle
men vbb Isi ilfatll lasl maslh,
llsafauahly diaansssd with theft hew
homes among ths hytrIi maasss ii
thai 0yefralsd country The rafty II
composed entirely ~ Alataailaa aud
hnmlitrf some iweaiy.Hyr gentlemen
wJlh their wives aud children. They
see mld ~ give affecting and wtifnl
aoroupls n The mnsrnga " many
hundreds of delusled Houihernea IN
that Ihr IN region, and represent
tliat there is no way of improving
their fortunes, nor any kindly social
intercourse with the natives that
they live about IN hma nucafcd for,
and The American consul lsiu receipt
Of numerous and constant appliea.
tions from helpless American citizens,
to assist them In getting back 10 their
native land. The ssne paper addsi
The advice Of the gentleman with
whom we couyef.ed 4, 70 disipaie
the idea that Alabama is not silll q
creator country--to cease dreaming
over the unhappy pastj say nothing
that will assist 20 Keep up the polite
cal troubles; stay NJ home; but work,
work, work, and Alabama will yet be
what she ought 10 be and can be, a
great and glorions country.
To this, the Baltimore Sun says
that there can be no better advice
than this to all the South. II would
have saved large numbers Of lis citi-
zens very severe and unnecessary
additions 10 the troubles they already
suffered from the war, if the South
ern press had universally discounten-
anced from the first all those projects
OF emigration to Mexico and Brazil,
which have ended so disastrously to
those engaged in them. IL Is true
wisdom not to abandon hope in the
Republic, and IL the worst that is
apprehended here comes to pass, Il
scarcely be more miserable than che
condition to which many of the
Southern emigrants to foreign regions
have been reduced. But the indus
trial reconstruction to which the Id
uertisr urges the Alabamians, is the
surest road to political RECONSTRUCT
ton; and with the exercise Of pa
tience, perseverance and forbearance,
we will yet .have a prosperous and
happy country.