thus far, indicates that he will. We believe in j fortune almost to the pdint of superstition, ! and General Grant is the most fortunate man since Sylla. It was Mazarin, we believe, (or was it Riciißi.iEf ?) who always inquired of a general whom he was about to employ, " Is he fortunate ? " And Sylla prided himself more upon his uninterrupted good fortune than upon his genius. Therefore we have high