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TEE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
Banquet mt Earl DE Grey's-visit of the
Commissioners to Mount Vernon.

banQueI NJ Earl De esrey's-Visit OF the
Commissioners to Mount Vernon.
WASHINGTON, March 2S, 1871.
The Joint High Commission met early on Monday
and remained In session until halrpa three o'clock
IN the afternoon. In the evening Earl De Grey had
dinner party which was attended by Sir Stafford
II. NOrthcOte, Professor Montague Bernard, Sir
John Macdonald, Lord Tenterden, Hon. POer
le Trench, Hon. Captain Ward, an attache OF the
British Legation, ana Hon. Mr.. Howard ah
atache Of the British side OF the Commisslon Sena-
tors Sprague, Conkling, Corbett and Nye General
Marcy Inspector General Of the Army and DR.. J. c.
G. Kennedy, OF TINS city.
There was no meeting OF the Joint High Commis.
sion to-day Tuesday being Cabinet day, It has gen.
orally been considered o holiday for the Commits
sioners
The Secretary OF the Navy having extended an in
vltation to British visitors 70 visit Mount Vernon
and set apart steamer for the purpose to-day was
nXed for the excursion. The weather was not SO
favorable as might have been desired the DIR being
cold and the sky cloudy; but otherwise the trip was
satisfactory. The Tallapoosa left the Navy Yard
at ten O'Clock iE the morning and re-
turned at four In the afternoon There
was on board select ana fashionable
company among whom were all the British and
most of the American Commissioners, Secretaries
Robson and Boutwell,, Admiral GOldsborough, sew
eral Senators and several ladies',
After arriving at Mount Vernon the company
made thorough examination OF the house and the
grounds special interest being given to the room in
which Washington died. Many OF the ladies
gathered flowers the garden as souvenirs of their
visit.
Upon returning to the steamer the party partook
Of sumptuous collation., which the jolly Secretary
OF the Navy had provided. Altogether they were
delighted with their visit.
The Russian Minister gave banquet this even.
Ing In honor OF the Commissioners.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Neutrality in War-The Supply Of Arms to Bel
ligerents-The Peers and the Army
Preparing for Eater.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

L0NpON, March %, 1871.
The Parliamentary debates continue to evolve
some very important points OF national policy, not.
wthstandng the fact that the legislation Is not, by
any means, decisive either for their definition or
settlement.
am enabled to report TO the HERALD by cable
telegram that during the session OF the House OF
Commons to-day the drift OF the discussion was
towards legislation TO prevent "the expectation OF
arms to belllgerents."
Messrs. Lowther, James, Palmer and others advo-
Gated parliamentary action In the premises; but the
Attorney General thought the existing laws sum-
Client. Increased strlngency. he said, would tend TO
make the present system OF restrictions imperative
The House OF Lords adjourned tonight, after an
uDneresing discussion Of the defects of the present
military system 1t Is said that the business OF this
branch OF the Parliament has been concluded until
after the enjoyment OF Easter recess by the PEERS
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
THE PARIS REDS.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
The City Quiet-A sweet Government-The
Election Farce-Barrirades and Vigilance
Proposed Dissolution OF the Assembly,
What Paris Demands- Assassination Advo.
Gated.
LONDON, March 2S, 1871.
am enabled to report for the information OF the
HERALD the following intelligence received from
ID =. ". Fl -. lA;..s
TnE CITY QUIET.
The London Times special correspondent tele.
graphs that Paris has nearly resumed her usual
appearance.
SWEET GOVERNMENT.
1t is expected that M. Blanqu will be the Presi-
dent Of the new government, ana that its power will
centre in Flourens, Pyatt, Deescluze, Lerranc and
Vermorel.
THE Ell ECTI0N OF SUNDAY LAST.
The conservatives were successful In Sundays
elections only in the ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF the Bourse,
the Louvre and Passy. Twenty OF the members OF
the insurgent committee were elected. Tie rich
generally abstained from visiting the polls and the
merchants voted the conservative ticket. The In
dividuals elected are obscure, with the exceptions Of
Flourens, Blanqu Pyatt and Gambon.
THE VOTE CAST.
lie So reports that $780, 900 votes were cast at the
elections Of sunday, about hall the number polled
at the last pleotscttum.
BARRICADES AND VIGILANCE.
Barricading continues and the utmost vigilance is
manifested by the insurgent Nationals. The Place
vend0me has the aspect OF camp.
PROPOSED DISSOLUTION OF THE ASSEMBLY.
La Nouvelle Repuo,fQue advises the commune to
pronounce the dissolution OF the rotten Assembly and
to tmpeach Its members.
WHAT PARIS DEMANDS.
The official Journal Of the Central Republican
Committee in an editorial in to.day's issue says the
first task Of the newly elected municipality OF Paris
will be the completion Of charter that will secure
the rights OF the people and prevent the representa-
tion Of the large towns from being swamped by the
country.
A second article in the same journal demands that
all matters essentially Partisan must be within the
domain Of the commune.
THE PARIS DEPUTIES TO RESIGN,
La Terite says the Deputies from Paris to the Ma
tional Assembly have determined to resign and
merely await the opportunity.
NEW MINISTRY.
The same Journal says that new Ministry will
soon De formed, which Will include the Due 9
Broge In the oflce OF Foreign Affairs and Marshal
MacMahon in the Ministry OF War.
ASSASSINATION ADVOCATED.
The Journal Otlctel contains an article signed by
Valiant advocating the assassination of the Duke
d'Aumale.
CREMER SUSPECTED.
Rumor says that General Cremer is suspected by
the committee and has gone to Versailles.
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members. But the master minds seem deter
mined to pass this bill at oil hazards, and the
people have become so worn out with ineffec-
tive legislation upon this subject that they are
glad to have some action definitely taken in
the matter even if it bear mild odor of cor
Tuption. They are willing to put up with
something of job if the larger component
parts are benefits.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
TeLEGaApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

James Lincoln, conductor of the Boston railroads,
killed yesterday by falling under the cars
Advces from the Upper Androscoggin and its tributaries
report three feet In
the weather to be excellent for tiinberng purposes
Steven Mason, member of the Virginia Legislature from
Richmond, arrested yesterday charged with corrupty
approaching the City Court influence them
jurors favorable to the acquit,a OF cxMayor
Cahoou
Resolutions were reported the Massachusetts, State
Senate yesterday approving President Grants late message
recommending the protection OF the loyal people OF the
and requesting tho MASSACHUSETTS, Sen aors Repre-
sentves Congress aid in securing the necessary legs
lation to that end.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, March %, 1871.
1t Is feared that the prevalence Of national quiet In
Spaln an unusual ana pleasing feature, has been
again seriously disturbed through the agency of poll
teal reactlonists against the Kings government
The ImpaTctol lnewspaper) announced yesterday
evening that 1t had received Information OF which
transmit the main points to the HERALD by cable TO
tho following effect, vz.:-
Carlist band OF sixty men has been beaten and
dispersed by the troops in the province Of Lerlda.
There were attempts at disorder ON Sunday IN
SaTagossa Cordova and Valencia. - -
Republican agitation Is reported from Andalpsla
and CarIist demonstrating IN The Basque PROVINCES
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest in the
case OF Thomas German, tha man who was killed
by being run over In Eleventh avenue. near Forty.
eighth street, last Thursday evening by train of
cars belonging to the Hudson River Railroad
Company. From the testimony ELECTED five OF the
jurors were satisfied that the occurrence was acci-
Juror subscribed 10 the same verdict, with the oais
sion or the word accidental. Deceased lived at o3o
West rDrty-sixth street and was paper har er "
occupation. lie was thlrty-uiue years oi age and q
native Qi Ireland,
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

CONGRESS. s.-The St. Domingo discussion
was resumed yesterday in the Senate, Messrs.
Howe and Frellnghuysen replying to Mr..
Sumner, and Mr.. Schurz putting in his oar on
the side of the Senator from Massachusetts.
In regard to the Ku Klux question Mr.. Thur
man, democrat, said that 1t was the
most important subject now before the
country, and that 1t deserved the
most earnest deliberation on the part
Of the Senate. We may judge from this that
the ablest debate of the session is yet to be
made. AT any rate, it is to be hoped the Ku
Klux spectre will be fully exercised. In the
House the Shellabarger anti-Ku Klux bill was
generally discussed, without coming to any
final decision.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Canal ropriations-ImprOving the Navisa.
tion of the st. Lawrence.
OTTAWA, March 2S, 1871.
The report OF the Canal Commissioners as pre-
sented to Parliament recommends uniformity In the
st. Lawrence canals and the construction or i'm
provement Of canals, which will require appropra-
tions as follows:-Sault St. Marle $3.50, 900; Wei
s., 500, ,0O0 Chambly Canal, $1,500,00O; deepening
the ST. Lawrence between Quebec and Montreal,
$500 900; Bay Verte Canal So, 25O0 900; ST Lawrence
Canal, $i,500,000 Upper st. Lawrence river,
S220 900.
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The recent introduction of the
Milton Gold Watches
WILL 10 great extent if not entirely satisfy public
necessity In this country pretending an arti
Gle all pure gold with the single exception OF
value the European Milton Gold Watch Company
all who purchase one Of their watches that in
ured These watches have long been known both Eng
land and France where merits fully ACKNOWLEDGED
The Milton Gold Watch is mpervous to time matter
how long IN use WIN ALWAYS retain is original
god while the price which they sod $50 per
than gold watch, places them within the reach Of all The
company have opened No 266 Broadway where
Inducements offered to the public, they viii certainly do
extenaiYe business.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
RS.N;A LEGISLATURE.
The Funding Bill Passed by Both Houses-
Expulsion oil Co.Ored Representatives.

RICHMOND Va, March %, 1871.
The House tonight passed the Funding bill as 1t
came from the Senate, by 7s to AZ. 1t provides for
funding two-thrds Of oil bonds, stocks and certin-
Gates with the interest accrued and accruing to July
l. 1871 except the Eve per cent dollar bonds and the
sterling bonds. For this two-thlrds coupon regis
tered bouds are to be issued, payable in
thrty-four years, with interest payable
seinLannualy. Certificates OF indebtedness are TO
be issued for tho other one-third, payable when a
settlement shall have been made with West Virginia.
The House Committee Oh Bribery and Corruption,
appointed during the railroad war In the Legisla-
ture. to-day resolved to recommend the expulsion
OF Messis Fayetmann ana Andrews, two c0l0red
members OF the uousS
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CUBA.

Surrender of All InportGnt RcbeI-The De.
crease Of the Sugar Crop.
HAVANA. March %, 1871.
The insurgent General PardoVo surrendered at
Puerto Principe.
Very different opinions are entertained as to the
probable decrease OF the sugar crop Of the present
year as compared with that Of the last previous
year. The general impression, however, Is that
there Will be decrease Of from one fifth TO quar-.
ter. 80
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A SUICIDAL LAWYER.

counsellor-atlaw, named J. McGuirk, was found
wandering In the streets last night by roundsman
Ryan. suffering from the effects of derium remens
He had cut and slashed his arms In dreadful
manner. intending to commit suic ide. His wounds
were dressed by DR.. Purdy, who mad him conveyed
to Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
IMPEACHMENT or A NORTH CAROLINA JUDGE.
RALEIGH, N. G., March z

RALEIGH, N. c., March Is, 1871.
The House Of Representatives yesterday adopted
articles OF impeachment against Edmond W. Jones.
Judge OF the Second judicial dis ric The articles
were offered by Mr. Sparrow. :,
Article recites charges OF drunkenness and dis
graceful conduct IN Raleigh; article O. same offences
In Goldsboro; article 3, same offences In Tarboro3
article 4. same offences in town Of WILLIAMSON,
Martin county, where he went to hold court; article
charges offences committed in Williamson similar
TO those rected In article T. but differing In certain
particulars.
the articles are generally supported, irrespectve
OF party. Samuel +. Phillips the chairman OF the
Board OF Managers, and others presented the artt-
cles TO the Senate last evening" They were received,
and Friday next, at eleven A. NJ, were fixed upon
as the day and hour for the commencement OF the
sitting OF the Court or Impeachment.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
the MOBILE RACES.
MOBILE, Ala, Ms

MOBILE Ala, March %. 1871.
AT the Mobile races to-day Colonel Nel!igan's
sorrel colt won the tws-year-od stake. beating the
celebrated Saucebox Williamson and the Girl OF My
Heart, also Captain Jinks. Time, l:49.
The rain fell In torrents and The track was very
heavy.
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SPAIN.

Carlist Agitation Against King Amadeus Gov
ernment-The Reactionists in Collision With
the Royal Troops-Provincial Excitement.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
FORESTER. THE ALLEGED NATHAN MURDERER.
MEMPHIS. March 2s, 1871,


The story OF Forester, the supposed murderer OF
Nathan, having been here recently, grew out OF the
fact that a noted Sc. Louis detective came here In
search of him when 1t was learned that FORESTER
bad been here three months before.
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Claims Against Morocco.

s'<s. .'.-"r--.-, "iuion -, -; Il
1 have just been informed ior The use OF the HER.
AID, that Spanish ENJOYS have gone to Tangier to
prefer claims upon the government OF Morocco on
behalf OF Spain, that the glores OF Prim's CAM
pagn Will be again brought prominently to the
notice of The Spaniards.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

STOCKHOLM, March %. 1871.
The King of Sweden has recovere ed his health after
his recent attack Of sickness.
The members OF the royal family have Just been
disturbed and agltated by anothervislaton OF dis
ease. have to telegraph by caSle to the HERALD
that her Majesty the Queen OF Sweden is now Ill,
and that the symptoms are alarming.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CALCUTTA, March 2s-A. M.
The members Of the Council OF State have reduced
the income tax for one year, Notwithstanding first
opposition the part II the Governor General
made In tie Queens name.
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Congress Seems 70 be Dreadruliy Afflicted
with Ku Klux-t has got the brain. Grant threatens
70 do terrible tnSgs and the happy radical family s In
pursues Of his way spite of Klux OF
the army of haers. hat from Knox the thing. Yoa
need one-go for IT,
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A.-AeSrin Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25I Broadway, corner Murray ilrs,s
A.-Tinany & Co.,

A Observation-Disclosures Silk Hats, 81.
Broadway styles Mt abou. half Broadway prices
Q. Q. D. HAT COMPANY. u Cortlandt street.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
MARCH %.

1S47-vcra Cruz Mexico, surrendered to the
American forces.
1772-Emanucl SwedenbOrg died.
146l-Battle OF Towton, England, between the
Yorkists and Lancastrlans; the latter defeated.
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the best patent self ng Fixtures a. reduced prices.
q. l.. kELrY L Co.,
sS2 and 7ai broadway, near Assor Race.
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GENERAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Meeting Of the Peace Commissioners at
Brussels.
LONDON March 2s, 1871.
Dispatches from Versailles, which forward Tor
the information OF the NEW YORK HERALD, an
nounce that the army of Prince Frederick Charles.
occupying France, which mas been in motion for
few days past, is now stati onary
THE FINAL PEACE TREATY.
telegram from Brussels report that the Plenipo.
tentiaries OF France and Germany met at two
O'Clock this afternoon at the French Legation. The
opening proceedings were wholly formal. Creden-
tials were exchanged and preparations made for
future meetnQsa
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Furniture and Furuituro COverinQs.-An tho
styles Of FIRST class Furniture also the latest mpora
tons OF Curtains and Furniture Coverings.
GL kelly CO.,
722 and IA Broadway, Astor place.
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Diamonds EOu ght and Sold.
GEO. G. ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway, under st. Nicholas.

Fine BrOnZes and Clocks.
KERR'S CHINA HALL, 1918 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia,
call the attention Of the public choice
Clocks and Bronzes and would state they open In
days selection Of the choicest pieces of fine Bronzes
cured In Paris
during siege.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

Honesty is the Best Policy In Medicine m
we'll in other things. AYERS sARsAPARILLA is .
genuine preparation OF that unequaed spring medicine and
blood puriher decidedly superior the limitations
toforc in the market. Trial proves 1t.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

A.-For sfylis! and elegant Hat, 20 "a
manufacturer 1ls Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
SWEDEN.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Alarming Illness Of Her Majesty the Queen.
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A.-FOr a Styli.h and Elegant Hat Call On
DOUGAN, 102 Nassau street, corner Of Ann.
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

Narcccis g. Co.'s Dress Tgats.~-s,ssh. on.
abcs buy tiem because thes s the go 5la Broaway
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

The total receipts by Mr. Henry Clews for the forth,
pia amount to S15.30O; expenses so faf $3 225 IL,
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

Nooi uansirss--Pnteut Perfected. War;
ncal As.or pae-
The New York herald., 1871-03-29
INDIA.

Council Opposition to the Financial systsm-Rs-
duction Of Direct Taxation
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Rcmoval.-Dun!ap 81 CO., Hntters,
respectfully their removal the Fifth Avonua
Hotel TO their premises
(oPEN THURSDAY MARCH 3O.
Rem, oval.-Du

Rcmoval.-Dun!ap & Co., Hntters,
respectfully their removal from the Fifth
'' " 9oFsSsS 9SS THHTSPAvi 81 EiSPA i1kNTsI MAsGH s@'
between Twenty @ Sc second and rwenty.tSrd streets
a I1 ss re @ osEI e as sz %
Agent. for |SiSHSEs SHSSESs sSassrrr co.. London
Our celebrated Hats be obtained in other cities, from
the following r' class hr%s yas are our accredited
James p Brewster. Chicago. H.
Charles T. hemein Cincinnati, Ohio.
E. Stair Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
Clark Farmer Columbus. Ohio
Isaac Davis Co.. Indianapolis Ini.
K. A. Lanpher &Co.....................S Paul. Minn.
Hines Gibson .kansss City. NO.
Paddock Brothers Toledo, Ohio
T. W. Boughion 4 Observation-Disclosures NY
Ge9rss M e Latham oshy, ~ =, ~
T. Ean kieeck mghkeepsic, ~. ~.
James Daniels -. ............ Hartford, Conn =
William F. WaIb,rton.............. Philadelphia, Pa
Mcfarland, Smith Co.............. Itusviiie, Pa j.
ii. A. Topham Co................ Savannah, Ca
n Iayior..;.....t.. ....a's'. paSors, NJ NJ
H. b. GriDn, Jr............ Md
NJ r..,o..
an old and wenrcd remedy It nas s1esd hete4 OF many
years, anu never known tc TAI.
The lungs are strained and Rn .ked by a
persistent Cough the general stycrgth s.eJ, and
EXPECT0RANT Is an efeci4ve remedy for Coughs anS,
Colds snd esers ssaeAeiss euec ON the Pulmonary and
Bronchial Organs. Sold ev'.cywherc.
Window Shraes- -Bcst lScoseh fIoll lllni, with
he best passa' setsns Fixtures, a. reduced prices.
"a and 7ai broadway, near Assor race.
Warnccis, & Co.'s Dress Tyats.~-,'ust On.
nbca buy tiem because they I'll the 60. 5 Broadway
Wool Eancires-pntept Perfected. War;
gaatei put on walls by kGLiY "a aud IA BroadwsY.
near Assor place
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TIE Lungs strained Hnd Rn.6ed by n
persistent Coush the general strength seJ, and
curabo complaint ostaa established thereby. JAYNG'S
EXPECTORANr Is an efeciaec remedy for Coughs anls
Colds seleAcias eect the Pulmonary
Bronchial Organs. Sold evs.tywherc.
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Union square,

As-ITHuny a VO.,
Union square,
that they have purchased win Offer lmmeds
ately on arrival the whole stock OF
FINE BR0NzEs
tntn0 In Poria ~ ita
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Gold Watch.
The recent introduction of the

remaining In Paris at its opening.
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To MGsl:cra.

MRS. WiNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for <cslirea IA.
wericd remedy II has s1sd The te& OF many
years, and never known to tAl
The New York herald., 1871-03-29

The London Times special correspondent tele
graphs that Paris has nearly resumed her usua
annnaranca.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-11-29
CHICAGO AND THE souTH I]l

The meanest thing that has appear
cd in a Radical newspaper lately, has
been a reproach cast upon the, South
that it did not contribute more large.
|ly to the relief Of the sufferers by the
lChicago fire., The insinnation made
| is that tho hearts Of the Southern
people overflow with /" bitterness
against their Northern noighbors,
and that the cry Of distress which
went up from the ashes Of the desc:
lated city touched no chord in their
tiaundiced and implacable breasts. II
| is unpleasant to think that there is
| even q Radical 60 wicked as. to strive
to make political capital out Of the
Chicogo calamity, and yet this is the
| tonly Interpretation we can give to
to this Radical attack on the impoy-
erished South. It is made apparently
for the purpose Of. producing further
estrangemenr between the sections.
As fer the charge that the Southern
people are. selfish and nnfeeling, we
will venture to say that it:is entirely
|unfounded. In the first place, they
have given! from their. limited means
quite rs much, in proportion, as more
favored localities. New Orleans sent
100000. Charleston, devastated by
war worse than Chicago ever was by
the fre-fend, and never rebuilt, bank.
rupt in fortune, and 'seourged at the
moment by yellow fever, contributed
her mite, kindly and .Scheerfully,
though it was wrung from shrunken
purses. /. '-:'aHtg .f ~ 80 ,. ZjoGE
If there is any excuse for drawing
comparisons, the stricken Palmetto
State will stand quite as we'll in the
| eyes of the nation as her wealthy and
| prosperous Western sister. It is re-
membered in South Carolina to this
day, that when an eminent divine of
Columbia appealed to. q Christian
brother Of the same, denomination, in
Chicago, to go among his people and
Task for succor for those whose homes
[had been burned and whose substance
had been eaten up by Sherman's g
army, the brother sadly replied: "l
fear my flock would rather burn you
over again than give you q dollar
The Carolinians who, remembering
this, sent money and clothing TO llli-
nois the other day, deserve something
better than Radical sneers at their
offerings. Let: it further be reniem.
bered, to the credit Of these unfortu-
nate people, that whenathey exhibit
ed;this noblespirit of forgetfulness Of
the past, an illinois soldier, sat the
head of the Governments Was rayag-
ling the State swith his troopers,
crowding the prisonsn with {peaceable
|eitizens and spreading, terror and con:
lsternation in every direction.-Neso
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