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just a little greater, the South would succeed and there would be an end. Were it a little less, the North would soon approach success and might tempt intervention. In the accession to power of the Democratic party is the only hope peace can be had by just concessions and timely placation; or, that failing, the only hope of a waging of war vigorous enough to put down domestic treason and repel foreign enmity. Miscellaneous. A lot of wounded Confederates arrived in Baltimore on the 14th, an oppressively hot day, under guard of a detachment of the 84th N. Y. The officer of the guard ordered the box care in which they were lying to be closed. The sufferings of the wounded in these air tight boxes was so dreadful that the policemen represented the matter to higher military authority and had the cars opened. The City Council of Baltimore passed a resolution authorizing 140 guns to be fired in honor of the fail of Vicksburg, and resolved, further, that "the citizens he reque