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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07
Our North Carolina Correspondence.

FAYETTEVILLE, y. C., June 30, 1857.
The National Arsenal-- Railroad from oape Far Rsv1-
Goa, Felds-Nsgro Fkn7al, DC, &C.
len New York the 2ih and reached this place yes.
terday morning, After very dsasrecable ride In old
fashioned stage, from Raleigh have concluded 70 lay by
for day or two TO rest Having been the sights 10
be seen in this old burg have concluded to drop you
line to-day by way Of relieving the dulness OF the time
The general government have this place, Hay
mount, magnificent arsenal intended originality 10 be OF
the first clnss, but owing 10 cause has far been
used only ~ place OF deposit for Tho site In
view OF tho town and surrounding country for miles The
buildings are admirably arranged and reflect much crcdi
the architect and builders.
The people here us endeavorlDg 10 construct
railroad from the Cape Fear river, ION the len bank Of
which stream Fayetteville suatsd TO the coal fields on
Deep river, distant about forty mica These coal fields
tad 70 be very rich and inexhausbe and from the
ports OF Professor Emmons, the State Geoogs abound
IN the finest quality both OF coal and IRON Tho work IL
progressing slowly, aboutwo thirds Of being under
tract. When this road compleiod,a large accession of
trade 10 anticipated, which trust may be rcazed, the
place In at present dull-very dull
This morning witnessed q novel sight, which al first
took 70 be military parade vending liz way through one
Of The principal streets Of the city but ~ approached
discovered funeral procession, preceded by drum
and ffe Upon inquiry learned hat the funeral OF a
coorcd of the musicians or vountear COMPANY
The whole procession composed OF coored people,
numbered nearly hundred-a orderly and veil
Cd. As saw them on their winding way, thought TO
happy than the miserable beings OF the class that
was wont 10 home and that Northern opin-
ion Of Southern slavery thing but oorrect indeed
think the slaves, far a. have had opportunity 10
mnch less do in the way Of labor than POOR whites
Of the North.
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foub fBk6ON5 KILLRD AND TWO 0rHEhS INJURED.
Prom the Boston Advertiser, July
AT the exhibition OF fireworks on The Common on the
evening OF the Fourth iron ortars were used In
poy cd N nriDg thOm In one Of The mortar shell was
inserted and the fuse was lighted by young named
Patrick Cook when the mortar burst almost instantly,
struck young Cook the left shoulder and face breaking
every bone with which IL came In contact although To
the face Cook lived about Ave minutes but spoke no
word. He nineteen years OF age and had been In
the employ Of the pyrosechnsts, James G. Hovey Co,
two young sisters and brother who dependent upon
him for support
Another piece of the mortar struck the face or bow
named John hahar, who sitting The her Of the
enclosure Q, about rod and half from the mortar. He
fell back dead He was fourteen years Of age, and the
third piece went over the enclosure and struck Mr..
Ara Libby In the breast He taken In carriage to
his residence In West Cedar street, but died on the way
He about forty years Of age, and leaves wife living
In East isto Me. He cabinet maker, doing bust
neis In Cambridge street. assisted by two sons who are
now with their mother having gone home TO spend the
lh The beresved family win NOT receive Intelligence Of
his death ill this morning.
Another piece struck Mr.. George P. Tewksbury, who
standing within The encloe ure three hundred feet from
the mortar. His face and head horribly torn and
hough be was taken 10 the hospital and immediately re-
ceved medical treatment, died in the Of the night
Tewksbury was formerly harbor master OF Boston He
leaves wife and seven children We should think he wss
Mr.. wyzeman Harshall, the tragedian, was standing
near Mr. Tewksbury, and struck the m cheek and
neck by another piece Of the mortar The wound sweed
very much but is not considered dangerous He ut
his home, rs North Russell street.
VIM Robinson, son of john W. Robinson, sevedore,
siding at 90 Hull street, sitting the fence, tho
Aahar boy and struck in the breast by piece Of the
mortar Dr. Townsend attends him and thinks ne will re-
cover.
Notwithstanding the accident aud Its fatal consequences
the exhibition Of the fireworks proceeded while the oes
Of the killed and Injured persons borne out Of sight
TO those who were convenant with the facu what q
mockery then seemed he whole exhibition. few per-
sons instantly le the ground while many thousands to-
tally ignorant of any accident gzed at the display in rno
cent admiration az before.
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PoIlflcnl Infelllasnce.

MrssssrPs DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION This con ven.
zion met on Monday, June ~ with Judge Geo. Foose In
the chair. After call Of the countcs Gen D. Glenn Of
Hnds, vas chosen President, and c. s. Mcmillan and 81.
neon X Adams, Secretaries The following nominations
were made For Governor, VIM. Neville, Of Madison;
Secretary Of State, Dlworth, OF Tshomngo; Auditor
Madison hcAnee Of Holmes; Treasurer, s. Hussey, Of
Iauderdale, and for Attorney General hos j. Wharton,
Of Hnds.
CONTINENT TO Gov WpGHr.-A number OF the citizens
OF Indianapolis have rendered 10 Governor Wright q
public dinner previous 70 his departure for Berlin He
has accepted the invtuon and The 18th d July fired
The time for TO come of. He expects 70 leave the
rlth.
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ACCIDENT ON THE MARIETTA RAnRoAB.-We
passed over the Marietta railroad the subsequent
TO the accident The account given In the Gasee In
the main correct The impression Of those persons the
cars and the agents Of the road at Marietta that the i'm
mediate OF the accident the breaking of
part of The car which caused it to swing over and finally
leave the track Just the entrance Of the bridge At any
rate have disposed 10 blame the conductor
or engineer The young Billiards, Of India uopols
nepbews Of the Rev Dr. Billiard, who killed ct the
Gasconade bridge, No. They were grandchildren Of Dr.
Cotton, Of Marietta. Mr. Brigham, whoee wife killed
was from Marietta. On Thursday six dead, and
or two others In dangerous condition 10 any one who
has been the spot Of the accident 1t Is emily surprising
that every person in the not instantly killed. The
perpendicular height Of the bridge there Is my
feet and the gulf below quite rough The road as DOW
nels and much rock cutting yet unfinished On this
temporary track several russe bridges and OF
them very high The kind Of temporary machinery
was employed the Baltimore and Ohio road and
not that any serious accident has attended M use
The rate Of running from Athens to Marietta only lr
teen miles On hour 90 that from this not a
prehensive OF dsnger.-C.nci~nati Gazette, Jtdy4.
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Tho funeral services Of Mr. Muns DipDrS, says the
Jackson (renn) MIG Of the 18th ut who died a, his
Lexington, Tenn. Toe Masonic fraternity will be 10 at
tendance, In full rtgaa the occasion The deceased
boy ond Gil question the arge-s In the world His
height was seven feet six lnchestwo inches higher than
Porter, the celebrated Kentucky giant HIS weight was
fraction one how and pounds Hrequired seventeen
30 put him In the coffin. II took hundred feet
OF plank 70 make his coffin. lie measured around the
wan SIX feet and four inches
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THE NEW POLICE FORCE.
80 rtrE unrroD ns. .,trp trrp

The decision Of the Court Of Appeals, dsbandlng 40
does the Nunic pal force, places however, the Meropo
better position, a., according 70 this decison no
pa,romen, captains, ouher officers with tho solitary ex.
ccptIou Of superintendent two deputies and we sur
geons be appointed excep, By he express authority
OF the Board OF Supervisors follows, therefore, tnal all
but the abovensrned officers illegally appointed.
The Court fortunately tIpIct On his point, the Ian
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EXCITEMENT AT Couoxs-A Rror ANTICIPATED.
There avery unpcasani excitement a Cohoes yes
terday snernoun occaaioncd by msu understanding be-
tween party OF aSorerr and their employers In regard
10 the number Of labor hours 10 The day The company
advertised for FIVE hundred men, with shoves wi h.
out them, and they n receive tl2 for three days
but there nothing said about how many hours the
men were 10 work. Yesterday the assembled, when
they learned that they had 10 DO sixteen hours work
stead OF ten. This caused division. There were about
six hundred mon on The grount when some three hun
drcd Of them agreed 10 work for three days at 49,
the 9th Ter three hundred Insisted receiving han
the amount advertised. The three hundred hired COM
menced work As soon m they did 10 the other three
hundred came on The ground armed and drove tnom OF,
skrmish ensued In which several persons were lightly
Injured delegation ofclzcus arrived In this city about
noon, who called nj the eecond district station house. aud
wanted Captain Brennan 10 send them assistance 10 put
down the rioters The Captain replied that he hsd no,
that power they must 20 70 Sheriff Brayton Al the close
the party had "merry Making" and the exciting
drama Of the day closed In good fcelng-ARany oarnai
y,,YU
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achr Jobn Fraser Allen Rondoui fer Provtdensa WnBo
pruceedng up river and when % Back Wells Rasd We
warns carried away he jlbssy and done other damage
seSr Grace pDg vnrr AiI p Esn sS S s
Steamer Totem, Ramsay BALTIMORE
HAItEll
steamships Illinois. AspnwAl Florida, Savannah; Nsxh-
vtle On arleston.
Wind during the day SEE
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The Turf.

SATURDAY, July 4-TrottDg match for 81 ,oo0 mile heats,
In harness.
H. Woodruff named b. e. Brauleborough. ......... /
W. Peabody named b. 6. Losee.
nme-2b2-240j
To-day, troiDg match for u ooo two mile heats, will
come Off over the Centreve Course between Lady Itch
field and Major Rogers; and tomorrow afternoon Flora
Temple and Rose Of washington contend ct mile heats,
best three In I've
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The display OF fireworks which was 10 have taken place
al the City Hall and other public places Saturday plight
last aud which, according 10 general expectation was 10
come of last night, s postponed Until this evening, M
will be seen by the following
notice.
The display Of fireworks, which postponed on &C
OF the uniayorsble stale OF the weather will take
place Tuesday evening July T. weather permitting or
on the first fair evening thereafter
f. g. MCCONNELL, Chairman.
There was large crowd al the different parks 10 Wit
ncgs the exhibitions, but Of course disappointed
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police rs 10 whether they Will be remuneraicd Tor their
services from the time they lat paid until the period
OF their dlsbandmeni and nasmuch the said
unued faithful In the discharge Of their duty In the protec
ton Of the public peace life and property, deeming that
they acting usdcr tue moaning Of the law and
citizens receiving the benefit Of their services there
Resolved That the Committee on Police examine and re.
port upou the circumstances. 10 communicate with tho
Comptroller, and devise the best means for the settlement
and paynen, Of the police Of the city lately dsbanded
orcHr pouspiSe HOSPITAL m ArPorup7
By Mr.. HAswrI-Resolved That select committee OF
three be appointed consider AMI report thcr views upon
the propreiy Of the construction OF founding hospital
Referred TO the Committee on Almsbousc Department
HAyI I'M. sTRK1Te RnEv c1RAxBf
Mr. RsyNoIDs moved the adoption Of the subjoned-
Resolved That the City Inspector be- and IL hereby ID.
any have been taken in relation 70 the cleaning Of The
OF a the wards In the city, conformity with
resolution recently adopted By the Com mon Council.
Adopted.
AIrioAroS ron TIE STATION METROPOLITAN
rorIcx COMMISSIONER ExorrSG DEBATE ON tbs ours-
Mr. FRAsKI handed in the following preamble and re-
soluuons-
Whereas, by the decision Of the Court Of Appeals the
clearly established and Whereas is pedent that the
should DC called Upon 70 pay for two sets Of police pro
Resolved, That all The station houses and
property therein situated belonging TO the city
,nd AL police acoou,rements, telegraphic apparatus
q this city, be given into posesson and FOR the use Of
he Board OF Commissioners Of Metropolitan Police,
Police be assigned for the Of the Deputy
u the Metropolitan Police, u the Board 90 desire.
Mr. WlRstR offered the following Amendment
Resolved, Thai the sisuon houses aud ali police appa
rs,us belonging 10 The city and county OF New York be
and hereby transferred TO thokeepng use Of the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners until Otherwise ordered
Mr. wAISxR hoped that the matter would no, be delayed
exposed 70 be sopredsoas a. te thief and s.s Ts ss
riots which had occurred during the last three days were
IN great measure 70 be attributed too wsst Of sssu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

PHILADELPHIA. Jnly e-Arr ship Pa!lsdelpois Fonsc,
nsm Ncher.on Harvey, M: schrs W Snow Sanders and
Grecisn Mathes g. do Reserves Lake; Alert Champion;
ndwin Reed Good:peedi Tsy, Lake; theresa 0sgdyS
Cor Babcocb, and English, Boston; Elliott Ksl
sey Nantucket; Saunders Williams Gsrreson. High.
Newport.
C1d steamer Remedies, Hand NYork; ke.ch Commerce,
Parker. Pernsmbueo; brig Empire Orowe Boston; sahr
Lady Suffolk. Baker, Snow Saunders; Thsrssa q Gam
Bright, Bason English, English do q Loessr snow So.
lem; Tsy Lake. Newhuryport; osrretsou, High.
Milton; recan Matthew'S. Porsmonth; Rio 0rande bsAop.
Pawtnoke,; Jgls. Bsrrsts We, mouth; Alert Champion,
WillAma, and A Phalo, Allen. Proyidence.
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BAtnNosn, jan. H. 1887.
BY way Of Bahia have Rio Jsneiro dates TO 2Sb
OF November The circular OF hessrs maxwell, Wright
Co dated RIO, Nov al a,aes that the or Amer-
can -four on hand 10000 bbs., and hs me WITH
drawa Of the River Platte with free receipts had
caused much depression, and small ssles oay could be
made 81 SIP $40 for nstrnOfe. ~ SEQ "a for Oh
moud, and $40 . ss1 for other brandt. coiee-Sslcs
sibce Nov ~, s0,Cc0 Dag, Al ormcr quotations., win
slight decline upon los. Good nrsu quoted ., 700 Q
sec; lots, tOo $50. Exchange ON Easland norni-
ma, nsIkc. later circrar Of TIT 18th reports
risioas in cofes exchanges.
Aryals BArks Creole Baltimore; Mystery, and Spe.d-
We. baton; Acme, New York, th.p Cer,o,s Phiatsl.
phia.
s,ice- Bsrks Emily, ane White Cl,ud, :cr New YORK;
Antelope for Bstmore. The Amercsn dspartures froa.
The 18Th 70 the 2lst o November teox aggregate Of
40 to bags Of cofee.
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Brooklyn city News.

ANOTHER ATRocIoUs MUsDER ON THE HIGHWAY.
Another airocious murder perpetrstcd tho high
way on Monday evening last. The victim was Mr. Bon
jamn Crman, farmer, residing at Fosters Meadow
NE place where the deed committed Ia the Jamaica
turnpike mile beyond the visge In Queens county
Mr. Carman bad been 10 Brooklyn with load Of hay,
and having disposed Of II returned With an empty
wagon His body found 10 the road, about hafpsst
nine o'clock, by Mr. Rose, storekeeper in the neigh
borhood. bis skull stove in apparently with club,
and the pockets Of bis pantaoons and vert inverted
aud divested OF their contonts Tho Of s75, which
be had deposited In the inside vest pocket escaped the
nctice OF The murderers II probably the real
ized By tho sale OF tho bay II supposed that the do
70 cut OF the after he struck and the
horses becoming frightened OF stopped In front Of
Mr. n os Bscys farmhouse about quarter OF mile dis
iant Mr. Bailey. knowing the team 10 belong TO Mr. Car
man. uou sbt somethins must be wrong weni In the
drsoion me horses cams from he met Mr.. Rose, who
had already discovered the body, and they conveyed
into his store near By, where u was idsauned An osS
club four feet In length, and about the thickness OF
large mans wrist, was found In the wagon. Tho en-
was split and might have been caused By the foroe
the blow. Il was doutess The instrument with which
The bloody decd nittcd. The murder per.
petrafed within few red rods OF Mr.. Roses store
and on q much frequon ichlio road The excitement
vas lptense In tho neshb BoJd the facts bo
csme known, but at last advccs clue had yet been
obtained OF the derer The deceased "a about thirty
years OF age, and leaves young wife and two small
children 10 mourn his untmey nte. The plsoe where
the murder committed 10 about thirteen miles from
Brooklyn The bereaved family lives about four miles
beyond. II 10 supposed that the murderer Is lurking
about the rhood and hopes entertained that
tlons are made towards that end The inquest tho
body held yesterday afternoon aud the verdict vss
that Ben amin Carmau had been murdered by some rcr
or persons unknown 10 the Jury. some persons 40
pear 10 doubt that urder thinking that nopss
might have OF and throrn the driver out II that
had been the case his pccxets would hardly have been
rined. rbe tollsste through which the team ran va,
broken and the Inference that ne was thro~n out
taken from tbs fact Ho was iound near By.
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Preparations mt the Navy Yard.

The officers OF the Navy Yard have organized thcm-
selves into committee within tho past two days, and
are making prepsrsiion for bail to tho officers OF The
Retrouiou on grand scale. Tney determined thss
the entertainment shat be the most magnificent over
eivep N tho ssies AID have accordingly selected room
Of extent with their object oue of The
immcn,e new ofi, in ;1e yard being prepared FOG
the spectacle; from ia iizs salsdee merely
ibsi several thousand Parsons viii comfortably "Trip
on tsc rss fantastic toe" but that the varous acoesso-
RIGS will be on parallel scale.
There Ia soms,hsg peculiarly appropriate In this pro-
iec,ed bali Uflko the army tho British navy demo.
cratic in rs organizations the officers bsloos 10 tho Great
mdols class Of the people, wealth and title do load
promo'ior ~ In tho sister service and soorAcy fos-
sskes the Admiralty for the Horse Quarts. Our navy
ogcers, there fore, will receive the Representatives. not
80 much Of the Entlisn government Of the BSiush
people.
Whilst navy Is thus honorng itself By ths-o szsn-
tve prsparAuons what ~ the army about. The ssri.
button viii be here IN q few days.
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IN. Board OF Educati on.

FIRST MEETING FOR THE YEAR l967-oR IAFIz ALTON
oF THE NEW BvARD-ANDRHw n. GBsES REFLECT
gD PREsIDEnT.
The frat meeting OF the Board OF Education, or tho yea
1887 took place las. night In the hall Of the Board
Of Grand and Elm sHeets. On motion 81 Comms ssioaer
VIM. NJ Tweed, Commissioner Richard Burlew, Of the
Fifteenth ward, appointed President pro tem Tho
Clerk, Mr. Gbert read tho following list Of members OF
the Board Of Education elected for 1907
ordr hn,aSf
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lttter has been received By a iriend OF Dv Ksue
rays the Hoston Tran,crfJt, uhioh gives inormsiOn
dncci from his family, and confirms ths unisvorabie
statements receBty made ribc. one Of his proihers,
receiving OF his departure from England lett TO
meet him n Cuba, although he was not then thought 10
be dangerously III But on the 6tn instant suon alarm
log intelligence arrived thst his mother len immedatey
for Havana. His disease u niiamnatory rheumatism,
cont led on his first Arctic voyage, and from woch he
was suffering severely when he sailed the second time.
HIS noomnabe perseverance, and un.iring energy would
not yield TO foe which oontsued him during the whole
of hts lest expedition and was terrible than the
horrors OF . Polar winter II has pow attacked the
heart and those who love him best have bat little hope
that he vii be spared 70 the and 70 ihe country
me Chicago n,bv~s has two paragraph IN relation W
Colonel Graham. The first one says;-"We learn that
Col Graham, A., Superintendent Of the pubho works
the departms pt 70 relieve Col TunbuIl and the other
refers 70 serious loss sustained by hm;"We regre 10
learn that Col Graham, U. s. A., recently met with
serious loes In this city II appears that Col g. went 10
the United States Receivers oce IN livery carriage and
drew 1000 gold Of the HARDER Fund Upon reaching
bis rese the Colonel left tho money In the carriage
and tho vehicle was driven away. As soon a. the loss
was sscertsned dssn search as made for the nssins
eold but ali efforts 70 recover ~ proved aooruve"
Governor Lyon, Of Maryland, among the dstln-
suished strangers nov In Washington.
ARRIVALS.
From Havre In the steamship Jacquard At New Orleans
Nessrs 1hbaudier Jaule Gauer Ror Meyer Lew
kRncor Naftonn Rcrte Cnurisfe 1ay, Ce~iis Rorson,
lHr.u r rhffu aftti.f t. fI.Hf's co. VILE. NRrst =
,u'se yacv 4u.t...t .s. ,ft.1 o ~ Attate -asse
gov tt's" esris go fs,.ct lss...t,r b ...t s.l
4 4ouN lu
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Court CsIspdSr-ah,s uay.

sursnp Covrr-Crcuit -Psrt1.-S NV, $40, Sin
2ne, 1z5 les 2i5 81 l9l, llso 14i - 1917, as 2i7
az, 4ie, sis, All asi. aae, 40. asa. al 70 sIs
SPECIAL Term--C0s Isl n, 3s 30, a. s3. Class D
lop, 11o, IL s3i ssp, 2o 2sT 90, ST. 1bs 16o, 18s,
l6T, 1t5. 1871, 1ss
USn,p srsrss Drrpcr corBr Nos 5s 81, 57, bs, Ss,
81 SO, &C, o..
suTrpor Corr.-Sos slr sos. s7o sss, sSs, All,
4te i6b seT s7s re- is0 4aI seb. d9s, 400 col. b02
90, 2I2 lee 2s9, 23e l1s, a17 3sp all 2s7 a0l, eI
CoxH0l, PIsts-Fart Nos. 2ie 10 232 and l06
rart 2-Sos ls5, III, ts 73 2sS. "a, 23S, l5e 23T
2ae, 2se, $40 81, llT, ia, lfs.
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The roll then called, when rne ubers being
absent, a mutton msoe and taat iha Board
wait ten minutes for the arrival OF the abs6Rees.
A. preoisely twenty tive minutes past fve o'clock ths
Board again called Oraer and motion proceeded
to ballot Tor permanent President tbs Ch sppoint
ca Messrs Depsc and Baldwin teiIers the Presden
tlsl vo,e which he announced stood as follows
Fsva BdLOt
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TBE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS
OF oFFICERs.
The Republican Central Committee met At their rooms,
Academy Hail. last evening, TO- the purpose ot e"shng
ttioers Ter the present year EdEr ketchum corrupted
the chair. while Msssrs Peel ana rerwiherr artNi rs
secretaries. The Commhtce hn~svrs .tt 80 .'rfr--g
10 bsllone but al ourDd the ma'tsr o~er ut t0a sst
insl, when the ne,t resp!ar mselsg viii Oe hsid.
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Proposed Military deception.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Az We rcceiys the Ollie. Br,tAn-
no Mscsiy's seam, Rc,rbu,ion, aud owa odlccrs
on their return from OF co1rtesy why nos
give Ehcm military etcot on their arrivalf Suppose
Cur boa ted Seventh Regiment invited by the
Com mon Ceubch u participate Ia too cereuonest 10
net something OF The kiaa worthy OF beng thought or
Yours fsspectful.y CvIs