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MEXICO.

Meeting OF CongTesa-Hula 1ntro-
TO American 7CtttZen&-The An.
nexntion Feeling Gaining GFonnds
HAFAxA, April 11.--nates from tha City OF Med-
CO to the 10th instant are received 80
The session Of the Mexican Congress waa open-
ed On the 1Et The speech uf President JuArez
WAS unlmp6rtant The speech Of Senior Lnmus, the
Speaker of the House. antmsdTerted severely on
The course Of the Mexican journals aud the public
IN attrthttiug personal motives 70 members OF
Congress On accounr OF their action there He De.
c1azed such charges unfoundet ann insulting.
The following laNs have been submitted 70 con-
g1eas: To levy TAX upon mines; 70 Substitute
stamps for stamped paper; to abolish cnhtons
duties IN the interior; 10 taI arabic ia1da; 70
Msne IS, ,00o, 600 IN paper culzenc5.
Charges have been preferred u CONGRESS 9gNnst
and Yucatan Ada1fs, which are said to have been
cowar1Iy nssssstnati0usL 49,:
Colonel EabsliAs, who commanded during the
DISTURBANCES In iucatan. has also been indicted
Mluister Romero presented 70 Congress "a able
istrr, except lnrd Te Deiada, who had influenced
| the tools Of President 1uaSe1 against IT, Wa5
expected that they Womb psoSns tae tspao saeIf "a q
g, 500 0Oe. Congress will Suspend CERTAIN Ass!cs
OF the constitution In o1lleE 70 warrant t.9osu1
! prosecution Of robbers, which means 70 a4ee0I'
bandits o. inspected peSoMsS M1e.s saI 1sd in
nrisan, Tnr,i Detada declares that he 1ept - -
tatl nnruasciT os Dc anarsls 6ne oppo.tosyh ~ 49,
snub Americans, In the tea1oseHA - '''o ~ '41~~
he 91nora rero,attousts would declare fa1or
~ ~. 1nneYnttpp Of Mexico 20 the Gditeu sSasS.
other northern Ssa,es a.e sAa 70 Do tesu ~ N1e
sane co1at 1aFts of quarrel between AIntstss Ros-
-. 80 snf President JuaEez Are noiouodeu.
general crisis IN ne a41n - = s,nans "a ncrea
= 4an,a c,rci1 1t the head Of 400 men7 has
m1M; n1Ms;nonnces, zEaInst the guscsuusnk
, 1869-04-19
TENNESSEE
The President Condemned for Nom ,
mating General Longstrccr to OF
c-Kcprcscntatlvc Srokcss Reply
To AndrcYH TnftnHnHn.

! mating General Longstrccr to OF
cc-Kcprcscntatlvc Stokcss Reply
to Andrew johnson.
Nashville, Apttl ia Republican meeting
ago, adopted the following preamble aad resoJ1-
Il 4: a. 3s & ss5 2 s5p9 : s1 ss
confidence ~ pa1s.ot: md.
shs sff 81 aees?sa,lis y =
d ssa:an a. ,ssiea & "a Bsss s s ~
be- !. aens ths .ags, sr ~: aaa sEgh,a, .. r.! E Tn
KspTesentattve Stokes spoke at the Court nonse
ef them u coIored. il VA reeetved with Win enshasa-
ssm anL applaude7l throughout He said he hsd
not come q Insult ANYONE, d 70 inju1o anyono's
purity 81 cuug1ess, upon % 1hlch foul % aspc1s,ons M
had been cast BY Andrew johnson in his speeches
+ snt and osa sls pss h saoss
the bounds oI the constitution IN passing acts over
The veto, They had exercised no power not
Of having been tic cause OF all the troubles IN
Tennessee; Of having stirred up ea{i feeling fzst
Y sng ptoTnew m Instructions M @ to ca On ne
statement that he freed the nee1oes II Tennessee,
showing that when Lincoln had announced hla Mn
son sent I'd Washington aud prevailed upon tho
Pfes1dent to except Tennessee, and he only de-
el7fsd them iree Then sns YER free II tae
And showed how unreliable were IT. statements OF
facts lie would not Charge Andy with insanity.
but be would say be beIeyed that, II JOHNSON
would retire to his home at Greenyile, the gnau-
inRB Of hts conscience would give him no peace
and he would 500 h dle- lie accused johnson Of
had ever unsted hln, - having been an
;ncn1tate md moat profane man Said
ton, IN imprtsoning citizens OF Nashville Ia the
s,ass P.sSn ead n assessing special ta1ss 90
ae s n
c}a5ed, in public speech In Nashville. nShew me-
, 1869-04-19
NEW YORK,

F1a ALABAMA QUESTION IN CANADA.
tesa ansi desratehez from canada represent
great BARN there At Summers position Oh the Ala-
u.na 9aestion' and the probable policy Of the
l.tsN'enL 1hcFe fa Considerable talk Of nunex-
~ or 1.. m.a or without war betweeu England and
hosEH.
1Ae week closes With an easy {eelIur IN TIM
money market The banks are tree {en,fars en1
brokers ind no difficulty tn supplying the,r vsnt.
at BereE per cent Moderate amounts NJ crr-er~~
are coming from the country, and an easy martcc
ts predicted next week Tue bank statement was
more fayorcb1e than expected, and shows an
banks to be In much stz0zages poattton than lsst
Wesk.,
The stock Market was very buoyant arte. ,na
bank statement, with a great rush 10 bur, and
many heavy transactions. New York Central, VIZ
hash, aud St Paul Tcro the leadtng features
TIE FECX pEFAIcA1puN. = :.
The total extent OF tie dGla1catlon Of Peck Is
about & quarter or 4 mirton dotlnra Teiesraua
have been sent every where to npprehend the run
away.
PRESS EEwa
The Executive Committees Of tho New England
and Western Press Associations have been here
for the last three days. aud Will probably renew
their contracts with the New York Association ou
thcfotMer terms.
A14t 1AkAAAtIlUN<
NEW YORK, april 17--Intense excitement was
GRATED at the Produce Exchange this afternoon
By the discovery Of ! dedication amounting to
norc than s160 GeA. The tIeiaulter q 8fr. Peck, Of
the rfrm OF Packer, Peck i Co, oEners Of an iron
-Four Or tye 1Ems doing business on the Produce
Exchange placed tn the hands Of the nrn1, ar df-
ferens times, beginning with Last tal5 ~,
IoRs: 'I:s' Conn, an is; i easaeis s1a safs =
bushels, and Iye, 1851 bushels This, as It IS y,
sSeanns .sSe hssf 10 sRsssa sso1s 6 6 s
could not be found and an examination OF ths:
books reveals tie iacs of he de,sleat3on " u
trace Of his whereabouts can BE- found. Report
SAYS he has sailed for Europe. The knoMn loas3
ss IT. VR,s Ws State Saa T. Sa9
and nHVsl aace fsan Tonpfins Co, smiss Downing.
sSaP sSa T. ssai paes e patsr e. pssncs q sSe
ss%Pa.bS i E ;st foT M I'm y y NOSE Tso 5aSs 81
housing association to say that the nrm q PseseE,
Peck 4 Co. was not member OF that body. Il IS
Ss9e o. at Sns nc % Gf ~ ee e9
10 s1srend. THIS Is tho heaviess defMcanon n
produce ever committed IN this city,. =.
FUIBCsTEEIfG RCA0RS.
Considerable excitement nas caused by report
that strong expedition Vas about 70 SAIL ftuM
sases = Ss g
1enst Inaccurate In detail Numbers Of men, il ts
true are being drilled IN various parts Of the city,
stored IN convenient depots, hut stll the netropo-
lis will not be the point OF departure for any large
e1pedttonary force. For this We MUST look further
ruR0Eny Gaze 3
james Smith, arrested on Suspicion OF having
kas BEEN co1nnitted "a : complaint du.y Made He
has been identified by the teller as the man 70
whom Be ps!a sc 6oe CHECK and nas sonfcsssa
amount he received as his share OF the operation
, 1869-04-19
CUBA.

Spanish Troops Expected-Properxy
Conflscntcd-Succes Eilibuatcr-
ing Expeditions from Florida
Spanish Troops Joining tho Pm.
rTtot8.
: HAvAsA, April 17..-General Buceta arrived to-
hourly expected from Spain, arches have been
erected aud other prepazations pnade for IN cntna
siastc reception
The government to-day seized several lots Of
of sugar belonging 10 persons named In General
Dulce's proclamation OF yesterday.
Hereafter the permission Of tho government
will bo required TO enable any person 70 sell pro-
duce Of any kind
The Spa1ish war steamer Pizarro returned from
Nassau to-day. The principal captols OF the
steamer ComandltaHo had gone 70 New York.
surrender these Of them who rematned at Nassau,
because the matter was in the hands Of the gov.
eminent aG Washington.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 1.-THE Adpe1tisrr pub
1jshes to-morroW letter from Bayamo, Cuba
dated the sth instant announcing the arrival there
Of three expeditions from Florida. and the Uniou
OF the volunteers md patriot forces which Rrt In
creastng daily. It saJs the Spanish troops are de
seItirg and Joining the patrtot2-
HAVANA, April l6. rid hET WEST, April 15.-Thf
British Consul here has entered energetic ptores
against the condemnation Of the captured hri{
Aary Lowell
| The press Of Hay2na advocates the expu1sint
| from the islAnd OF Cuba Of Americans.
The Spanish war steamer Barcelona recently
| boarded the nail schooner Ellen, from Kingston
! jamaica, for Santiago, on suspicion Of carrying
| munitions foF the Insurgents. The British C00sn
Is Investigating the matter.
, 1869-04-19

Closing Scenes In the Two Houses
The New South Side Park Com m Is-
ssoncrs-TTae Northern Insane Hos
pftn1 Comnaiasioncr8,A Acs
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
SrR1xoF1EIp, April II.
The tTo houses we're In session thIs morning.
the scnate TWO hours and q hall, and the House
one hour aud hall, during which a Iarye
Amount OF business WAS transacted IN very
loose way. Towards the last both bodies became
80 deIuoralized that no huaness cou1l receive in-
tellgent attention, aud the whole thing became
broad farce 1t seemed relief To the Speakers
when The hour arrived to declare the two houses
adjourned s1ne dc. The closing scene was dtt1ng
sequel to the genera! character Of the whole sea-
sion.
The question Of who shall be the South Sllo
Park Commissioners has nnany been determined
by the appointment BY the Governor Of Hen John
y: Wilson, !. 80 r sidway, 9sorge ". Gage, c. 7.
candidates for the ptacc, aud the Governor has
been somewhat pe1pfe1ed whom TO choose when
80 an tp ms
Hon. John n. wilson has long been known and
upright citizens Of this State lis marked iesai
ability and straightforward character arc Just the
marertal wanted for member OF the commis-
sion.
l. 3. sidwa5, Of the nrm Of Turner & sidway,
has been mnnJ years known ns one of ChIcago'a
lcIGluB uu1 nQupIcO MeICuADLA 4lAt lie VITA 10
eqnal md exaes Justice TO all parties, no one ean
doubt
George ". Gaxe, of tho Sherman House,
everybody En0wH Aa leading hotcl-keeper in the
West for nearly quarter Of q century, he has &C.
quired an experience whlch{E1ycs ASSURANCE OF an
Intelligent discharge Of the trust conaded to him
by the Governor
Chauncy T. Bowen, nka Nj. Gage, IS known to
everybotlJ. He has long been . leading NOR
chant, and in that calling has acquired honor and
wealth Hts integrity no man viii question
1t was deemed essential that che OF the outside
and Mr.. Paul Cotncu, Of Hyde parr, was selected
with scarcely any hesitation. Ills name caInn
before the Governor, with strong letters Of en-
dorsement from Hon. Marx Skinner, Colonel r.
Masqn ne hon ns Hnsa nSsSey HS1 aa 4sn
Arnold, Rev. R. ": Pastersou.. DID, Rev.
j. C.. Burroughs, ID, President OF Chlcagu
University; Hon B Williams, and
| q large number Of bis immediate
nstgnhors-Jodge Jameson, James F. Root, James
man Of sterling Notwithstanding, energetic
-onc who will devote his time and attention,
faithfully, intell!gcuty, and conscendocsly 70
| ryinE forward the WORK.
Such are the Commissioners, and, a. said 1t the
star, feel sure that the people Of the South Sdc
VIII regard the appointments with popular favor.
| INSANE ROsFrrAL coaMrstoNEns.
| Them were Eone crrofB in the names OF the
| Commissioners for locating the Northern 1nsane
Hospital, which sent you iast night The follow
Hon. s. D. lockwood, Of Kane County, Colonel
| J. u. Bryant, Of Bureau; D. s Hammond, e1
| Cook: Il z. Joslyn, AcHenry; 4: H. Adams, OF
Carroll; F. shaw, Of Lee: VIM Adams, oi
J. Mssteson, Of Whtteside. Tneae gentlemen Will
at once proceed TO fulfil the dukes Of ehctr COM
I mission.
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already given their assent to this snal
measure d reconstruction They are Ala
oa1ua, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois, Iowa
Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, 1linnesota.
Michigan, Massachusetts,, Mime, Nebraska,
Nevada, North Carolina, New York.
Pennsylvauia, South Carolina, Tennessee O.
West :, Virginia, and Wisconsin. ver.
mont, New .Hampahire, Connecticut,
Georgia, and Rhode Island viii
Sratify it.within the year. The votes 1fsaaza
Two mo1o States viii then bo noccssary, for
Which We have to look to Ohio, Indiana,
California, Oregon, and reconstructed Viz
glnia, Mississippi and Texas. Tho prospect
Is good that within year from this time
the anend4ept giving tho ballot to all male
citizens Of full age, without distinction ot
color, will be part Of the fundamental law
Of the land.
, 1869-04-19
THE DEATH AT TIE HOSPITAL,

On Saturday morning u man in the
County Hospital, suffering from IN injured
limb, died suddenly. 1t seems that the
surgeons in attendance had decided that IN
= 'ah7dtat >i.iwas necessary, and, preparatory
to the operation, directed that chloroforn
n administered. This being done, the man
died, without waiting for the surgical per-
fcsmanceY and the Coroner's jury upon
these fncts; rendered the following verdict;
F. s.Tnat :bc SAID Ljnguist came TO his death at
-Stac ConntT Hospital from the effects Of chlorotorm
We believe ell due care ~.as used in the case, and
charge
We By no means question the Justice nor
the sincerity of the certificate given by the
jury to the skill, care, ahd righteousness Of
the physicians in charge. Had Tine been
added Us to the efacatF~of ehlorofosm in
terminating human suffering, the verdict
would have beepeaoqe the less complete.
There may be phySciopA IN Charge Of other
Hospitals who would object to tarrying such
q certificate Fith them They are
-ife the = prisoner xs1enced on
two or three Separate. cases to the
. snilentiasy for ten. gears, who said to the
Judge, when assured that il he conducted
himself obeaiehtlSsna dscorously in per
son, the Warden would piye him certia-
cate Of good behavior, that such certi6-
cate, however complimentary, Was not the
kind of one man would ike to travel on.
The facts Of this case will raise an in-
quiry as to the safety Of using chloroforna
at all It has been used for years In surgi-
cal operations without injury, though its
use has been generally discontinued Of late
and other auHsthetic agents adopted
As the administering of chloroform is some,
times fatal md sometimes not, the fatality
must depend on The skill Of the physician
or the condition Of the patient. In the fsce
Of this verdict the skill and caro- Of the sur.
geons c.nnot be questioned; md We sup.
- pose, ns no blame can attach to any person,
, it vas no part Of the physicians business to
know .whehex the patient vas in condition
,of health justfying the use Of that form O
anmsthetic. Perhaps the unfortunate Lin
guist was to blame IN presenting himsel
with limb requiring nmputation, withou
having previously put himself into condi
lion Of general health so that chloroforu
would not Kill him. As matter OF protee
ton to persons equnlly ignorant Of the relt
tive duties Of patients and physicians
especially il public hospitals, We sugges
defcrentially. Of course, to the sever
faculties who manage medical colleges, thi
they add to or include in their course il
straction as to when. patient may tax
chloroform with safety. Ignorant poopl
may imagine that doctors onght to kno
something on that point, md the college
might conoede tie point, so far as to il
strrct their graduates, leaving the LATTE
free to act On the knowledge or not
, 1869-04-19
MADISON.
Taxation for Railroad PurpoAex
Successfully Ncsisted-SuppoaeA
Enirfde.

Special Despatch to The Chicago T.1hune
MADISON, VIA, April II.
The Supreme Court has occupied most o3 tha
time for the last two days In considering v rail-
road case Of considerable importance The
County. OF Fond du Lac, haEing voted aid e the
q Wstn sas sp foaa Of a. laS
Piled for an Injunction against the couectlonsof
tsE therefor, on the ground that no stock Wns
taken giving an interest In the ROAD In eI-
change for the aid proposed 70 be rendered,
and that the particular locality Fesistlag Was not
benefited By the construction The case hashceu
argued By conger i Sloan and Bennett t :Nor-
cross 'oIfhe parues appgtug Pr the tntnns11on.
Tenth Circuit, and heJ haSa taken ground similar
to that recently ennnctateI In lows, That all such
taxes 10 aid railroads were unconstitutional Hon
J.. Bentley has arg1ed the case for the railroad
Ice is ont of Lake Mouona, and nearly dsap-
peAred nom Lake Mendoza Weather is bright
md warut and farmers are actually a. work
4 woman named Dollan, who hsd an unhappy
life at home, LETT note Inst Eight 70 her nu}band
thai her body would be found In the Lake, and has
h1f been seen since.
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Grinding on the Peoria / Rock Island Railway Is
hstng pushed forward now at an increased rate
Work Is Ia progress ar Coal Valley, Orion, CISCO,
and pco5a, and between nearly ali oi those points
The portion Of Mr. D1nlap's contract east Of Cam
pcscd. ' - ' = e@'~'9 ''@''1 'e'e>' ~''.
Last week The citizens OF La Faycste County,
Wis, voted on the question Of favoftng the exIen.
roc 10 the Mlsstssipni River hy a Ia on thn eer.
eral towns In that county. The proposition was
defeated by q large majority.
On !he ltsh was commenced preliminary sur
tween Grand Rapids aud Holland, Mich d w.
It is proposed to construct rat.ruad, in Atchi-
isabella Counties, 10 connect with the Flint i Per
Marquette RaIlroad
t. epns'e }nat n r9sa % pT as %a1ere ell m
Bloomington BY December i, Of tho present year
The Board Of Appraisers have assessed the
ctso Railroad o, 81, 80 per muc, OF 3l,o:5oN for
the whole line
The Keokuk Gown, Gats City. Of sne 10th, says
sas City. The line passes oyer keokuS. An air
lne Ea!lioad fron GhlcaSo hitting the Pacific Bead
made It viii pass through keokut. It VIII bv
one Of the most Important roads in the North.
west"
The citizens OF PatteSilie, Wis, are called upon
to vote another tax OF sxtr thousand dollars 10
complete the railroad to that point. The Conn.,
many agrees that the road shall be finished by the
Taylorsvillc Christian County, ILL.,. has voted a
snnscsptten OF q 900 10 1ld of the Tana Snstng-
s ss4sd u1 NJ e9,1,s, eaant aaa s sao
The contractors for bn..itue the atcnf3on / Ne
[ hrnska City Railroad have advertised for aN mca
70 Mofk on tnc road:
Branch Hstlrna.1 sold tv1tnr thr @ mnnth af Warrh
| over $1tp,tV0 worth OF land. =.
meeting Is cancd ut lIenry Ill., April 81, OF :" all
neasons interested @ IN the building Of the proposed
tna Ssa,e NJ fn,nnis "a sanS.ra ~ .e ~ vst .os
County, called the Musca:tnc, :KcWaaee 1 Tasi.
ern ralirpad-"
Ine 1a~renee @ 4han Journal q The 18th says:
IN s4nccts hcro tnfar 5ro4 W w hoai
! probably be .atronpaniei by rcpressntattrrs If
! New 1ork capitalists The prospects ol c6nsuu-
mating auangeMents fos an sssty assumption aud
nRo5ous R, ttossGconoa tsG % Mo1k Oh tne 6a4ses'on
sM th, first mnrtsaFe Hands a,nonnt,nc =,
, 1869-04-19
NEW ORLEANS.

Movement to Form u Efn1n Associ-
at1ous
NEW ORLEANS, April l1.---As 3 meeting OF tao
Chamter Of Commerce tho special committees re,
rafted In favor OF organizin4 grain association
sxtth capital Of SaoO, 600 Directors and Officers
will be elected a. soon Us ~, 900 shall have been
subscribed, $lo.ooo OF which WAS subscribed ~
night
md Insurance companies and ascertain theY
wopjd cooperate BY advancing on warehouse 70.
CENTS Two bauE Presidents present sl2ui1e.a
shefr readiness TO ald the movement Tue meet t
mn ADJOURNED 70 Wednesday night pexs
, 1869-04-19
House OF Representatives

EHANAE3 B4S 1UTE-
3Ir, MILLER. Of Cook, stated that tho bill
amendato1y Of tho charter OF Chicago passed yes.
teItay, when referred to the speclA COMMITTEES OF
the Cook County delegation, contained clause
increasing tho pay Of tho Mayor AID Noatn Oh
Public Works. Il Vas stricken ont in co1umitsee,
but the bill had been passed with It In He Waa1eo
. to enter his vote against It.
THE EEcoRDa
MT. REYNOLDS offered q joint resouIon ~ an ~ ~
Ing Journal CLERKS I'VE days TO bring up AeA
record. Adopted.
Areso,ution of thanks TO Speaker CorW.n Tss
adopted
Ar BOND asked leass 70 Gniesnn @fqn e aS he pay
low tho Common Counei! o. So1e'e" w N
VI P"nsetIc s1n1cM SOCIETY raocEEDE.So E.So,ssoa
Tho Ssnata Tesolutfon for printing 'en nr;eMrnai
COPIES Of rroceeedtugs N the 7|'s~
soefes' TnTs nv aSp cous1r E1xc!IoS @ sra -on,.v
n,. sanate bil fol regulating town aau sounsy ny
e,ertfons: for subscription. ~ 1T ''-A'' 0ao
"A notion to tnde1nlEet P09'f "s
yeas 81 oas =, a,rTxn n FILLS ArHD ON.
1ne Senate lin fn aid Of the llinois Agricultural
cesgs 1s9s TsRs 81 10 regulate fees Of snenas In
r.1taJn COUNTIES, returned with OBJECTIONS, was
nsssed-Teas, IS: uaJs. 10.
The senate bill to allow Joliet to issue bonds for
rolling mills, returned with objections, was passed
-yeaS, 81: nays. g
Senate bills passed to Incorporate the peninsula1
Loan and Trust Company; 10 extend the time oil
nsseslng taxes In DnfaRa County, and to lncorpo
rate the Illinois Stotesm0n~
The House bill for police force In Quincy ,6a
indefinitely postponed
The Speaker thanked the members to- the reso
luton passed relative 10 bin, apd gaYe then
the c1edls 1ot bis suceesA
, 1869-04-19
ST. LOUIS.


| vtt1itnry mnrtcFs-A serenade to
General McKinstry.
81. LOUIS, April 17.-Tie Adiutans Ganerala
omec Of this military diEtalon VII be moved to
furty.secnnd Infantry which azrt7ed here yester-
day lefI this afternoon, on the steamer E1blcou,
Docnd for Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation
ers' Hotel Tonight. He made brtef speech, and
was followed By Colonel Har.lne and chastes 2.
johnson, who explained TO tha large crowd pres
ent how the recent decision Of the CDuIt Of
Claims, at Washington, fully vtudicated the acta
az General NckinsEJ While be wss QuaItasmateE
Of this department. under General FremGnt, and
removed all the aspeIstons cast upon nts honesty
rs q Iaau Of integrity and as m or1ceE.
, 1869-04-19

The alleged "confessions and other
documents IN the Twitchell abonination
are sufficient, in any point Of view, to dis
gust such as would fain cling to the hope
that Some spark Of good still glows in the
meanest sonls. Whether We regard them
as gGhrdhg 1eYelAtions of Twitchell's de-
prazity,~or as concoctcd by his wife to
screen and restore her own character, md,
therefore, as genuine revelations Of her
bssenessss- either case they are sufficiently
revolving: The murderer Of his wifcis
Mother is represented as writing 10 his wife
ota7a4zreh-zf rs follows:
AOb, let me feel before 20 that you Will try to
live 10 that you Will meet me above, where there
Will be no more soToW nor spartng-where
man cannot intrude Ills will or power to make his
fellow mourn. Desr Camilla, want to feel before
! 90 tbat when your time shall come that I can
stand and meet you on the pearly shores Of
Heaven, and sing, As sec you on your way, Vel
coMc hone.'a
Gowhen the morning shlucth,
G0whcn the moon Is bright,
Go when the eve uecllEeih.
Go IN the shades Of night
Go With pure Mind and leelinE,
Fling earthly thoughts away.
And In thy chamber Eueeun1,
- Do thou IN sccret pzaJ
often, and there pour Ont your soirows, g1cis aud
trouble"
And again, on March 8, he wrote
"Ny dear Camilla, l feel that God has been veTy
kind to me In my uiilcton, having blessed me
pleasant and happy nonrs. - Oh % deas % Camilla, M Mc
I ~ saHHnh u III afs 1ns,ae
though the flesh IL wcak, get lie Will give nj
Strength to meet al and en2hc mo to feel that II