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The following speech was delivered
by T. P. Blair, in ST. Louis, on Septem-
Der, 1866.
GENTLEMEN am with you heart
ard soul, and heartily say, God bless
the Finuegaus. A oe-"Fenians,
General. I know what ] am talking
about, and 1 say Finnegans. laugh
ter and confusion. And I say that l
hope to see the cause flourish and pros
per, and shall bless the day when Ire
land is governed by hrishmen. In ac-
complishing this laudable undertaking,
[ will do all [ can to assist you. L viii
place myself, if needs be, at your head,
march with you to Staten Island, over
see your embarkation, will stand on the
most elevated bluff of the coast, and as
you raise the green emblem over the
stars and stripes, while your steamers
under full Roadway are turning their
prows to the east, will say goodbye
God bless you, and may you be success
full in your undertaking. May you lift
the British lion out of his boots, and
wrest from his grasp the emerald gem
of the sea but whetheror not you shall
succeed in this endeavor, may you
each and all remain in ireland and
elsewhere, aud never again set foot
upon these shores. You are wanted
there, and we can get along without
you.
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Mexico.
HAVANA. October 10.


The following news has been received
from Mexico /:
The Revolutionists have defeated n
company of Government troops near
Zapatlampas. Several officers of the
former Imperial army have lately been
captured in rebel bands. Some Mexi-
can soldiers, who attempted to rob a
Government Conducta, were captured,
and have been carried to the capital. -
Fresh bands of guerrillas-Aave made
their appearance in Guerrero, and were
causing much trouble to the inhabitants
Gonzalez Ortega has recovered from
his illness. He still remains at Saltillo.
Mr., Edward Perry has been empowered
TO act as the representative of the Eng
Esh holders of Mexican bonds. Homo
ratio Dominquez, who was sentenced to
death, has been reprieved. A bill for
the abolition of capital punishment has
been introduced into the Mexican Con-
gress. Escobedo has left the capital
sor Tampico, and Cortina will shortly
proceed to Matamoras. The concession
TO the Vera Cruz Railroad Company
has been defeated in the Mexican Con-
gTeSs.
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PARIS. Oct. 10.

General Prim has addressed letter
to the editor of the Gaulois, Indignantly
repelliug the charges Of personal ambi-
lion made against by that journal. The
General disclaims all pretensions to
royalty and declares he would rather
&aave the country than accept the
crown. The Hon. John P. Hale, the
United States Minister, has frequent
audiences With Generals Serrano and
Prim.
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The LIGHT HEARTED

THE LIGHT HEARTED People
There are people who habitually make
the best of things, not from a sense OF
duty, not from a dislike of sympa-
thy, not from any shrinking from pain
on their own account or for others, but
simply from natural and unconquera-
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supply the oxygen of the moral at
mosphere, and should be maintained at
the public expense to keep it sweet and
pnre. Even if instead OF being, as
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wise estimable members OF society,
they did nothing hut enjoy life, they
would still be worth cultivating for the
sake Of the light and heat which they
kindle. The only difficulty is how to
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unreasonable to expect any great con
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melancholy people from the constitn-
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Of their being soimplies certain de-
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wolves corresponding amount Of blind
ness to other peoples sensibility. A
genuinely cheerful person makes the
best OF your troubles because they
really do not appear to him very dis
tressing, and it is for you to decide
whether such view will act on your
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Gelegranas.
Spain.
MADRID, October 10.

The Junta has issued an address up
on the subject of the future reform Of
the Spanish Government. The address
says that it will be the duty of the Cor
tes only to decide what form of govern
rnent shall be established, but that all
che people will have the right to ex
press, their opinions. Olezaga has de-
olared in favor of a Monarchy, and is
supposted by Serrano and Topete The
Unionists and Democrats are willing to
accept a Monarchy or a Republic if de-
cided by universal suffrage.
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LIVERPOOL, October 10

The Chamber of Commerce of this
city have appointed Thursday, the ODD
instant, as the day for the presentation
of their address to the Hon. Reverdy
Johnson, the Minister Of the United
States. His Honor the Mayor of Liver
POOL has invited Mr.. Johnson to din
ner at the town hall, to be given in his
honor on the oath inst.
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During the rebellion a regiment of
Arkansas men were marching one day
knee deep in mud, part of them
dragging heavy cannon. An officer
riding by, was hailed by one with the
remark.
"Wall, Colonel, I'll go through with
you this hitch but if you have any
more Unions to break up, you may
Jest bet yer life amt thar"
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deliberately foment On armed rcvolu.
ton, and seek TO relight the shoulder
ing embors OF civil war. But the
swiftly succeeding events Of tho last
few days have shown that Radicalism
has not---we might say cannot
change lin nature. We are not allud.
log now 70 the proceedings In the
House on the impeachment Of the
President. Though this whole i'm.
parchment business 10 clearly the Off
spring Of political expectancy and Of
malice towards the President, II is
possible to conduct It to lts close,
whatever that may be, 10 peace, unless
Tire Raeical element In Congress, by
TIA reckless conduct In taking the
initiative, actually forces fra,ricidal
strife upon the county.
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RADICAL INTOLERANCE. The New
York Journal Of Commerce, an emf.
nently Conservative paper, thus speaks
of the results Of Radicalism, aud its
tendency to precipitate another
revolution Ia the land. Il does not
oxaggorate the facts when il says:
Human carnage, the deep imbru
ing of mems hands 10 each Others
blood that is tho goal to which Rad
icalsm comes at last. The final pages
of its history are written in gore, and
by the light of burning cities. When
Radicalism stops short Of that dread
fu! end, is is forcbly stopped, like a
horse jerked back upon its launches,
by the strong hand Of Conservatism.
For four long, weary, bloody years,
Radicalism held its course both North
and South, and we all know what
pitiable wreck it has made of our coun.
try. We had hoped aud tried very
hard to believe that the sanguinary
instincts of Radicalism were stated by
the slaughter and misery of the past,
and that, however reckless it might
be in its Legislation, it would not again
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THE BURNING or BARNuM's MI.
sEuMs--Tbe following Ia fuller ac.
count Of this disaster:
Ncw York, March "A FIRE broke
out shortly after midnight in Bar.
NUNS Museum. in that portion OF IT
which Is occupied by Van Amburgh's
Menagerio, and 80 rapid did the,
flames spread, IL was found impossi-
BILE to save any Of the larger animals.
The yells Of the animals as the
flames reached them were appalling,
they bounded from side 10 side aud
dashed madly against the bars, 10
vain efforts to free themselves. a
few animals, among them kangaroo.
n small leopard and d few monkeys,
together with tho pelicans and a
variety of other small birds were
saved. On tho Mercer street side,
through the assistance Of the police
aud others, the giraffe, two camels, a
pair of Japanese hogs, a Brathah
Scow, and variety Of small animals
were rescued The tiremen were at
work on another fire in Spring street,
and when they arrived the building
wis wrapt in flames. and in n short
time the interior was burned out, and
the adjoining buildings seriously
damaged, One side Of the Prescott
house was ut one time on fire, but it
was saved by extraordinary exer-
tons. The thieves in the confusion
managed to appropriate considsra-
BILE amount of property. Several
spectators were relieved Of their
watches and wallets. The loss On
the museum, including Van Am.
burgh's Menagerie, will amount TO
100000. 1t was insured, but for
what amount, could not be learned.
All the people In tho museum were
saved. aas 'Hgana NJ
The supposed losses by the d.
struction Of the museum will reach
half n million. Insurance not over
half the amount. Barnum has an
nounced the lots for sale and will
build on another site. Several build
ings adjoining the museum were
also burned. 3fthTz
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nay- II IL stated that Dr. w II.
Russell has accepted the position Of
Paris correspondent OF The London
Times. The salary IL $40, 600 In gold
"and found" in house, carriages, aer
wants aud secretaries TO do all tho
work.
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NJ A Western editor remarks that
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l'lerry told him bluntly, You sha j
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