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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19
OPINIONS FROM THE FIRST
DISTRICT.

From the commencement OF the CAM
paign, and even before it commenced,
the st. Paul Press opened bitter and
vigorous war upon Mr.. Donnelly. 1t
had no just cause for doing so, for the
State never had better representa- tive
than MIR. Donnelly. The fight was
kept up by the Pres. aud a few of it,
hangers-on that dare not say anything
without first submitting their proof
sheets to DR1scoLL for his approval or
rejection. As We predicted at the be-
ginning Of this fight; so it has proven,
that the fight would result in the Cleo
|tiop Of Wilson, the Democratic nomi-
nee. The Press now comes out and
still keeps up its abuse by laying the
entire blame upon Mr.. Donnelly, while
everybody knows that the Press is the
sole cause Of the Republicans defeat.
= = X Through defeat, Mr.. Don
nelly has gained great victory, and it
will not be long before he will again be
in Congress.-Lanesboro Herald.
Every issue Of that incorrisiblc
sheet (St. Paul Pre.s,) since the cleo
ton was over has been ladcned with its
villainous abuse of Donnelly and his
supporters, accompanied with falsehoods
so notorious that wo wonder the lies
don't choke tho concern. This is of
course done to break its own fall, and
to divert public attention from the
overwhelming verdict Of condemnation
pronounced upon it by the Republicans
Of that District aud of the State
y y = Money was thrown into
the canvass against Donnelly, as plente-
ously AZ dew-drops on midsummcr's
night, and, every scheme which men or
devils could invent to influence the
people and corrupt the vote, was resort
ed to. 1t is currently reported that
Washburn alone expended $40, 900 to
defeat Donne)ly, that not less than
IS 900 were sent into Goodhue county
for the same purpose.-F>ee6orn
County Standard.
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i. The American psopIs hsasd With Il.
kesns modification OF the intimacy
entered int by Hon. Rsvsrdy Johs-s
son, Mieistsr to England, with the
Tory leaders upon bis frat arrival in
that country. Bad grow into worse.
His conduct at the Liverpool diuusr.
whore he actually soarted favor With the
men who had given every aid in their
power to the rebellion, hss created a
degree Of Indignation which will reach
Mr.. Johasea il 40 very measured terms
sad tsaeh him that If hs has no respect
for hiu..lf b. must 1t least respect The
people whose servant he 10. 1t b sid,
a rod s,shosity, that 1t this L''es'
mol disaer Mr.. Jsasssa ssAed = b
;.trod.eed y III. Laird, The builder
Of The pirate Alabama. TLh Of isssH
v.s . confession ofsosisl iaissiosity %
hin part, AID 10 burning di'sraes to
the loyal people Of the Uaited States.
But this asvly.nsde Minister, lesbt'
less 6udiug the .eauaiatauee eoagsai.
Il oss, followed up Ais Liverpool intro
dsesioa With picnic sxeursioa With
Mr.. Laird oshs l.t.er's ship yards, from
which bad been turned out the Pirate
cruiser that played such terrible havoc
with American merchantmen during the
vat. What will follow next, we cannot
ssy. Nothing new could easily aston
ish the people. But they would very
willingly accept Dir. Johusoa's return
70 biz Maryland, and ,he appointment
Of . successor with fsvs, Tory proslivi-
tis.
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nIssOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing under TIE
name Of Partridge & Vanderveort, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. P. Partridge will continue the business
of the late firm. P. PARTRIDGE,
nl4-8W B. VANDERVOORT. +
Fair Haven, Mimi, Oct. Is, 1868.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

The Austin Democrat describes 4
farm near that place, owned by Chas.
Lamb Nr. l.. raised over 5000 bush
els Of wheat this year on his home
farm besides what he had let to tenants.
On 67 acres he raised 1870 bushels,
being nearly % bushels to the acre.
He has 40 abundance of good stock.
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Fine Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers his farm ri Am ..
situated in Monongsa county near the line Of stos,n,
snu Hous miles from Psynesville Ono tract Of ie)
e ~, ieneed except about 40 rods, and inside this
1o - acres plowcd and fenced pasture Of e acres.
sna " acres Of good timber large house with fur.
n.ore II desired) stables and outbuildines on the
house, and good we'll at tho door. Also farmins
teois, combined sefrakc reaper and mower l0 he'll
o. e:st,s blooded sheep horses. hay enough to
sold with tho farm Tho location Is rood for hotel
OF station. Twosaw mills and grist mills are insfde
q nine miles westward, anda saw mill and grist min
soos nes east schoolhouse onsq quarter mile, store
nl<2m PETER Iy0RO
Roseville, Aonongalia o., Iiun
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

John Ryan, says the Owatonna
Journal, who was to have been exc.
cuted in this city on the 18th, has re.
ceivcd another respite Of twenty days,
in order to give the Governor opportu.
nifty to examine testimony. 1t is now
thought that he will not be hung at all
but sentenced to States Prison.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

A man named Henry SCHNEIDER,
says the Freedom County Standard
was caught In threshing machine, aud
had his arm broken, the shoulder dislo.
Gated, and tho bones around the arm
socket badly crushed. Will men n'v.
er learn to be more careful while work.
ing around machinery?
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If Gen, Shields is elected for the

If Gen. Shields is. elected for the
Sixth Missouri District, as it now ap-
pears he is, he will have the raro and
singular distinction Of having represent.
Cd Illinois aud Minnesota in the Senate,
and Missouri in the House, besides
having sought Senatorial honors at he
hands OF Oregon. ,-,.s.4. f. 49,
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TIM UEW Story
From Tia C2stfsld Demosrst.

<SvHs SS~ v1oVSSeO DeUSoNOt.
The 81. Cloud JOURNAL, proposes t.
sansssses about the Sd Of December
50 sPleadid osigisal story" by tho eele
bsated Nm. Jane G.. Sw,sshelm,' On.
titled "Nazga,st Msrlyn." The stery
til occupy come six or eight months ia
il publication in the columns Of the
shove NAMED paper. Terms Of the
JousxAI, % . ysar 10 advance. The
ektsaetss 4 IL st9y i ~ given By
TIE sditss 4 tls JOURNAL, eoly thai
"tts seesss ers laid il Nev Essls.d
and II The Wet, .sd The plot Il e.
eetaiag Interest" The political ante.
ssdests Of Wsa swissholm, are vol
ksova throaghost this Stats, ~ being
Of the NEST radical character, and tho
most 10 %. eay Of tho forthcoming
story y, that Republicans viii b en-
tirsly safs 10 subscribing for tho jour
NAL. Further deponest s.ysth not.
i've are glsd 70 inform our Chat6.ld
este.po'sry that politics have nothing
"h't<v'' 70 do With the stoEy.]
from AZ Roeksste, Psse. -:
MARGARET MERLYN.-Mrs. Swiss.
helm 10 . writer Of extraordinary
power, and has been celebrated for
years for her originality, boldness and
skill ~ IN author. We doubt whether
che could write anything tame or CON-
mon place, and this, her best work, will
doubtless be read with deep interest
Il will b . literary treat that none
ought 70 deprive themselves Of: Aside
from this extra Indictment, the jour.
NAL 10 oss Of the best papers in the
Stats aad veil worth subscribing tor.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

'Tas Chie.ge R.p.6l;ea. Of II. 18th
'.y': A prominent s6sial Of Ii.
Uaios Pacific rsilsead Informs y th.t
'ae's y god rsassa fox H. beli.f Ih..
W two ssnpsai>s-.sv riv.b, but
soe" t. b eo-epsrstoss-ths Uai,. aud
: Genital Pseiie r.'lv.y .e.p.si..,
eaS' come % . nstaal sers..eat u to
- pint who're their ,sspsst;v. li.,s
sfssesd shsll ssst ssd us;ts. hi viii
% as psist eas hssl,sj n,les vsst Of
the ao'thsr. ezssenity of Salt Like.
% 'h' 4th Of July s.xt. it = in.
tended - hold he :ss..a>s. r.;lro.a
ssls6'ss'os ever undertaken On tho
eo7t's'st, o. il Ii. world, u the poi..
OF "e'tiss. The .srass.,,suts will b
sPoa scale Of magnitude eounsssur-
'ss with the inpor..se. Of the great
sweat it i intended to celebrate.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

The Minneapolis Tribune says that
Mrs. Hole-in-the. Day, widow Of tho
chief Of tina. name, with an Infant eight
months old is seeking employment in
that city as a domestic. She va, BE-.
fore marriage, IN Irish laundry gil in
/ Washington hotel.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

The Winona Democrat has again
suspended publication, and this time
probably sine die. The employees Of
the Office have almost al. enlisted for
the fi'libustering expedition against Gu
In.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19
DRIFTIN0S
ORIET1N0S.
BASE ball il played out in Philadel-
phis, the papers ny.
Saov ball Is played out in Minnesota.

oeoW Dali 10 played out in Minnesota.
Gss. GRANT returned to Washing
toa 70 quietly that the sensation makers
we're taken entirely BY surprise. A r.
Constructed haekmsn noticed his name
o. IN Old valiss, which had been With
he Gsns.,l from Vicksbsrg to Apo
na>oz, aad shouted to an associate:
"Hsilc, San, 6eynours pardner Is
seu.vl.f h.se. there's bis carpet
bag"
Tn following il = fair sample Of the
dnh.watsr that i weekly served out to
IL ssaaes, under the head Of fashion.
aSls nevs, By NE Home Josr.al, a
New York:
Among these Who, BY his fine co.,
vsr'etiosal Powers, ready ut, and
gsntlsnesly 1spersosnt, materially a.
s,stsd 70 NIKE he occasion enjoyable,
wss NJ. William H. Mcclure, who,
b. the vsy, u betrothsl 70 . verJ
charming ysusg lady Of this city.
T1s La Crosse Republican, in CON-
nsat;ng On Wendell Phillips lecture,
"Aftsr Grant, What :" says:
Mr.. Phillips ticket for 1872 is, if
10 judge the meaning Of his lecture
proP.sly:
For Presidsnt-ANN1E +. D1ckIN-
SON.
For Vice President-WExDELL
PHILLIPS: and being confident that
this ticket would be elected, the Cabi-
net officers and the Dickinson Phillips
administration has been announced as
follows Secretary ofState, Lucy Stone;
Secretary Of War, Mrs. Stanton; Sec-
Rotary Of the Interior, Fred. Douglass !;
Attorney General, Harriet Bsecher
Stowe Secretary Of the Navy, Gideon
Welles =; Secretary Of the Treasury,
Jane g. Svishelm Postmaster Gen.
sssl, Gail Hamilton.
We think " may .uthoritatively
stess that Mn. Svisshslm will not 40
espt any public position. She believes,
s.d With truth, that she can accomplish
more good and sequirs . moro extended
reputation BY contributing 70 tho col.
unas Of THE JOURNAL than in any
ether way, and she will make no such
saeriaes ~ to accept tho Secretaryship
Of the Treasury.
A YOUNG man named Grimes, at
Bsysntsville, Mo-, shot his sweetheart
dead, dead, dead, one evening last week
because she declined to be his sweet
guiding star: Young ladies will accept
this - timely warning, and either ask
their suitors whether they carry a re-
velvet, or else refer them to "paps."
"Hell is paved with good linton.
tiens." remarked the St. Louis Repub-
l;san. Whereupon the Democrat re-
to'ts: "Ths Democratic party, then,
hes not been in the passing for about
I've ysan." Rather warm, for the
voathse.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

An isins'atiog qusek, named Dr..
Farrar, who came to this State On ,
speculation but met with indiferen,
success, u sDds.voriog to revenge him
colt BY undertaking to write down the
climate Of Minnesota! His next At.
tempt will probably be to draw = night.
cap over tho moon.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

TAI Chicago R&p.N;ea. think,
that !" tb's season.. sapsrsbuud.nt erop.
eur farmsrs ass szpsrisseisg VIA. it i,
70 have TOO .,sb Of . good thing
The 'o7ssally large supply greatly d.
presses prices, aad hsnsn. refuse. u
cell. A crop Of half the quantity
voe'd have ssas lively times. Ths,s
U doebslsss nssh truth j, this shoueh
tasusns 10 gsasrsl l. not look q il
that way. >,
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TT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MIMI,
u Novnl,alh.r IL lS6S

TT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MIMI,
y. November It, lS6S,
John dshenhurst
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear at this ONCE
on tho 19,R DAY or DECEMBER, 1865, ~ 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of the said day and then and there
show cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 1873,
made hy you July 25th, 1865 upon the Sc Il
section !, township 123. range 80, In the Di.
trict oflands srbect to saeat St. Cloud Mnn should
not be Cancelled, As Hugh Bryce alleges an aban-
show the same when yon will be permitted to contest
such showing. H. c. WAIT, Register,
nOv10-6wA II. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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ASSASSINATION or HON, JAMES
KINDS.

The Shakopec Argus gives tho fol-
lowing additional particulars of tho kill
ing Of the brother of the editor by the
ku:klux of Arkansas. 1t will be re-
membered tina: Mr.. Kinds was a former
resident Of this State:
"Messrs. Kinds and Brooks had q
series of appointments to speak in the
east part of the State (Arkansas) and
were to speak at Indian Bay, Monroe
county, the day he was killed. They
were little behind time and called at
store and enquired for man by the
name Of Shepherd. One. man said
Shepherd had gone to the speaking.-
Mr.. Kinds asked where was the speak
ing, aud the man said at Evans Place,
six miles distant. After enquiring the
route they rode one, (they were horse
back.) When they had gone mile or
two, the same man who had directed
them the way, rode up to Kinds, and
they eonverscd together as they rode
along. MIR. Brooks horse being fast
walker, had got in advance few yards.
The conversation had ceased and the
man 10 company had fallen in the rear
sf Nj. Hinds-they of course suspect
ing sothipg, aud paid no attention until
the same man shot Mr.. Brooks with
ono load of his doublc-barrelea SHOT
gun and instantly placed the other
barrel almost against Mr.. Kinds bo}y
md put the entire contents into his
back. He instantly fell from his horse,
which galloped of, and the assassin fed;
but MIR. Hipds said the other men he
had 6nt seen with this man, came from
tho brush near him.. Mr.. Kinds lay
nearly an hour befora discovered. He
had taken his pencil, while in the
'gonies Of death, and written in the
'orner of his hat: "My name is James
Kinds I am shot in the body and
hall live only few minutes. My wife
8 at East Greenwich, N. Y. Wife,
AXE care Of my two daughters, Jennie
Ind Annie"
mi: Shepherd came along and found
him still alive, and Mr.. Kinds told him
Rho bis assasslns were. Mr.. Brooks.
Who is not seriously wounded, also
the assassins. The ASA <sins
rave not been arrested. and cannot be
Until loyalty is INDICATED. TIE rebels
re in possession Of that part of the
country, and no culprit Cat be orrested
Until the State authorities are backed by
he u. s. Executive" ,..t... /
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

BANNsR Towxs.-0ranby, Mass.,
which gave 147 vota ter Grant and
noas for Seymour, W. claimed ~ the
banner town Of The eouutry, until
Wsst6sld, Hamilton county, Indiana,
reported 651 for Grant, non, for Soy
mour. A Dsmoerat would be . curl.
osity there. Al order fox q fsv from
StsaEns county would gladly be hoaored.
Holden; Goodhue County, gave Grant
187 votes, and Seymour l. This makes
It tho banner town of Mianesota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

.. Iss Norta''est.'. Chronicle, pub.
n'e'd :. At 81. Paul, TIE o,gss II The
Catholics Of Misnessts, be- Lssa e,,s,lv
enlarged, With tie begis,iss of .he third
Volume. Ito psb';shsr s.ys tho p.,,r
3 firmly established, AID !. proap.,iae
we'll. ... -
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TIE Psnn,ylvsoia Agricultural Col.
Isgs has proved 70 b . hilva. We
ass iaehssd . The opinion ,ise this
will b the gsns,sl report from this elaas
q Institutions.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

,ST. PAUL.-The dsilies Of the S.intlv
City give . very fair exhibit Of the
gre"th Of that place, showing over
=, 600 900 to have bee. s.psaded il
new building. aad inprev,ns.ts within
the past year. st. Paul be- . f.tur,
sssssd to but few cities in Tie ,o,,A-
west
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19
I'm ODsDRAL R1oULF.

Grant aDd Colfax vili hav. ~ a.....
casting 21z votes, in the elesso,,l sol.
kCo. Seymour aad Bis;7 Vii Ss1s@ ?
States, eassisg 80 votes. III. total
slsetosal vote il 294; necessary 70 .
sheiee les. Grants total .ej.ri,ie.
1ill foot Up about 545. oo;::Ssyno,r.,
. boas 200, 900.
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The Nsbeasks Ae,cs demands the
eeie q lands only TO actual settlers. If
sen u carried out The State will be n.
pidly settled.
Ths should b the policy Of the gov
eminent in Oh the new States. II tho
pablie lands we're given or sold only to
estual settlers, the country would be
sssh wsslthier and the government
In the end the recipient Of = much larg-
q HoVouue. -~ ..<. 49,:
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TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ November Is, 1865.
Joseph A. Street:
StR: Y"u hereby notified to appear at this Office
the forenoon Of the said day and then and there show
cause why yonr Homestead Entry No. l7S7, made b.
You April 10th, 1865, upon the sw Il NV Il sec
ton /: * ne Sc NV section H..
subject to sale at s.. Cloud, Nnn., should not be
Cancelled, as August Torgren alleges an abandon.
ment thereof by you, and proposes then and
there to show the same when You will DO permitted
to contest such showing.
H. C. WAIT, Register,
noyia6ws II. C. BURBANK, Receiver.
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The Msuphis -A,a1aabhe "aeespts
eh' aitaasisa, !" and s.aeasses Itself i,
favor II a'6rs suffrage.
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Nh. DoxNHLLY bee taken rooms at
the hs'shanss' and Senator Ramsey At
shs 1atsrnat;eaal, aud both are now
essssgiag their batteries for the u. 8.
6snatesship. ii
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-19

This demonStlaoe0 The truth Of Vha1
vs have told the people Of this District
from the begiasipg, that vote for Al
drsws was vote for Wiben. Il il
true, - has been said, that Mr.. Don
nelly received . tew Denssratio yotes,
yet not to exceed Eve hundred, IN RAM
sey aud Dakota counties, while in otA-
Or ocalities-Stsaru. county for in
stancc-Geu. Andrews received votes
from the same quarter. Tho difference
i. not enough to affect the correctness
Of what ~ stated.
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The Spanish Republic has been
proclaimed At Madrid. - ~a> III. = 49,
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-Ex.0ov. Todd, Of Ohio, died M
.pddsaly On the 18Th.
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IORTHE01 PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A New York dispatch Of the 18th

"A petitio. il being eirsslstsd through
tho city and receiving ths signatures d
many prominent ssstlsm>s, calling q
Congress fos fnsaeial aid 70 construct
the Northern Pacific Railroad from
Lake Superior = Puget Sound. Ako
for the construction Of . branch rad
vso Chicago sad via the Sersit Of
MackinsW % Detroit.
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The Instruction of Cuba is pro-
'"' 80: ..:'
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND
rs now offered to the Afflicted throughout tho
l. country, after having been proved BY the te.,
u thirteen years in the New Eneland States
where it, merits have become - we'll known "A thu
Zee from which, in part, it derives its yirtuc..
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
CURES
sore Throat. Colds, Coughs, Diphtheria
oronch'tIs, Splitting Of Blood, and Pul.
monary Affections generally. It is
aRemarkabie Remedy for Kidney
Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty
OF Voiding Urine, Bleeding
from the Kidneys and Blad-
der, Gravel, and other
Complaints.
(F'om tie Eosto. Jounal>
Boston, Jan. 20, 1896.
PoIAND's WHITE PINE COMPOUND. After
'avtng given it thorough trial, we can confidently
recommend PolanTs WAite Pine COMPOUND as =
'ery valuable article for the euro of colds, coughs
'nd pulmonic complaints generally. In several
Asses, We have known It to give prompt relief when
VI other remedies which had been tried had failed
Is m article, which, in climate 50 promotive of
udden and severe colds - Is that of New ENGLAND.
usht to be In every family; and We are sure that
nose who once obtain IT, and give it fair trial, will
ot thereafter be willing to be without it.
VALUABLE MEDIcNE.-Dr, Iolansps IAi1i
me Compound, advertised in our columns, is sue
essfal attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
irtues of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor.
ughly tested BY people in this city and vicinity,
nd the proprietor has testimonials to its value
rom persons well known to our citizens. We rec.
mmend its trial In all those cases of disease to
Ihich 1t is adapted. It 10 for sale by all our drug
tsts.- N. 7. Independexe.
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NEW. ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT.
BOSTON, MASS. >
c.. DAMON d CO., Prop,tetors.
MOVES, PETIT & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, St. Paul,
For sale in st. Cloud by TiCKNOR. TOI.
MAN 4 CO., and ALLEN 4 RUSSELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-15
England Ready to Pay 70.

The Losdon Times published y6erday an
editorial RESUME Of the many excelnt reasons
which the American people have hi for being
''angry," as it is termed, with iglani for
her policy and action towards the lion during
is days Of peril by civil war, sting forth
more particularly the grievances md losses
which we sustained by the depredaonsof the
Alabama privateer. The writer in ne london
Times, speaking for Great Britain, pcsto the
diplomatic confessional with, apparnw, sim
cerity and contrition, and having Ihde a
''clean breast of it" appears to find onplation
in the knowledge that the Queens g,v,nment
can make an immediate money resftion by
payment of the Alabama claims bill tMinis-
ter Reverdy Johnson.
The London Times appears to he just
ascertained the fact, which we intimate lately
in our columns, that Mr.. Johnson has,e bill,
neatly drafted, in his pocket, and will,resent
IL Immediately after his recognition court.
As the government in Washington ID not
require the cash fright away" our reers will
be agreeably surprised to learn, on thauthor-
ity of the London Times, that the hbama
claims question els as good as settled Legal
points will not stand in the way. 4 only
thing TO ascertain is the responsibility OF
England and to fix the proper indhnity."
The cash will be useful when handed Or with
such good grace.