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stre; but from an exhibitor of woolly horses and mermaids he has now become the great engineer of the Northern Loyal Leagues and the patent manufacturer of Yankee enthusiasm. In his editorial account of the meeting of the Loyal League at Utica, Greeley thus unconsciously lets the cat out of the bag: "More than one thousand of those in attendance were soldiers, honorably discharged from service on the expiration of their respective terms of enlistment, and now rallying under the flag for fect of the whole should be somewhat marred by the concluding paragraph, in which Leonard W. Jerome, (Barnum, of course,) delicately calls upon an admiring public "to divide and lighten the cost," there by practically ignoring the fact stated by Greeley just above, that the "expense of their transportation had been defrayed by a subscription here." The slight discrepancy between these two apostles of freedom, however, being reducible to a mere question of dollars and cents, which may have gone