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e Lost cause, and their bravest and best sought honorably to bury them from sight forever. How sad it is that poor ambitions, jealousies of race, the wretched greed of pelf and place, and the miserable hates of social rivalries should so often disturb the hearty reconciliation of that surrender, and for a time revive the bitterness which you then sought to bury in a common grave. The interview between Generals Grant and Lee has often been described. We give the following from Gen. George H. Snarp, who was a member of General Grant's staff, and who witnessed the scene: They met in the parlor of a small brown house Gen. Grant sat in a rocking chair, not appearing to the best advantage, as he was without his sword, and his coat was buttoned up so carelessly that buttons and button-holes were in the wrong places. Lee sat proud and majestic, dressed in a new uniform that he probably then wore for the first time, every particle of his dress neat and soldier-like, down to the