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Tas LATE GEs. HAMEs.-Ths following is sn extraci from very eloqaen, sulozv. pronounced on the death of General Thomas L. Hsmsr, by David T. Disney, of Cincin- natl

 ''ln the bloody strssts os Monserey, when the death-storm was Q, its highest, and the sha.sering voliey came psaling down--when the wild hussa, end the musksA' crash and the sanaons' deadly boom told how the is- tsl work progresssd--frm~ at his post he hsased the terross of the feid. On . shou- sand wings came flying the rnAsssnxsrs of dssth--the earth was balhsd in gore--she ssar-spanglea banner Aaiisred n the smoke. uaiil the eonquering power of the frsemsn,s arm planted II on ihs topmosi tower of the captured town. But nol Isaed there to die. he escaped every danger of sAs day. No. among scenes of blood and carnage --so, amid the grosns of the wounded and the shrisks of the dying was bis career to closs but whaa all was done, snd shs ba,sls,s strife bad slept, she 6ss came, and disease destroyed what the hghs had spared. Up- sesrchahle are the ways of God. Thoa. I.. Hsnser has passed from among us-msv rs Psc6i by the example of hs lsfr