The people have con fidence that he will rise above faction in his new career,, and, that the end of his term will leave his fame equal to that of Washington and' Lincoln. The popular sentiment points to a remodelling of the Cabinet that should relieve us of the present Secretaries of State and the Trea sury.. New York, March 4. — The World to-day calls Grant the most fortunate man who ever figured in American history. He may fairly count it an honor to be ranked among the list of re-elected Presidents. The Times considers that he enters on his second term under ihe most favorable auspices. There are no foreign embarrass ments, and the process of reconstruction is completed. The people of the United States could hardly have a safer man at the helm. MORE STRIKES EXPECTED. New York, March 4. — The Tribune is authority for the statement that another series of labor strikes, similar to those of last year, are shortly to be made. The battle will be renewed late in April or early in May. Trade organisations are now making extraordinary efforts to gain recruits, so as to move with a solid front when the signal for revolt is given. Em ployers, however, are prepared, and have avoided large contracts. They will co operate in making a general defence. Trade unions are now much excited over the coming struggle. The above paper deprecates the renewal of last year's strikes, and points to the failures and loss to both capital and labor interest, and to the whole community, as reason why they should not recur. RAILROAD COLLISION. Cincinnati, March 4. — This evening two freight trains of the Indianapolis, Cin cinnati and Lafayette Railroad, collided near Delhi Station, badly smashing both engines and throwing several cars from the track. A few moments after the acci dent a fire broke out in one of the cars, and spread with such rapidity that seven of them were totally destroyed. One of them contained a pair of valuable horses, which were burned to death. The train which left Hamilton this morning for Indianapolis was thrown from the track near College Corners, and was badly wrecked. Several passengers were slightly injured. A WOSIAN TORN ON THE WHEEL. 