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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
PERSONAL.

The correspondent at Cleveland who desircs US to
putlish the portrait Of Abraham Lincoln along with
that Of James W. Gerard, eq "Adonis Of Ia, New
loiL Bar ia respectfully advised to apply to ths IL
luttrated periodicals. We desire it, however, to be
distinctly u1drftood that we do not refuge The Iequcs
became we fear that noues; Abe woni aufi,r from
comparison Of hs personal oaarp5 with those of the
Dis irtuisled couIseor.
IT s officially announced that TIE Rev. Faher Nc
Clesn, for many years the pastor Of the Church of
The Trapsdgura,ion in his tty reeignsd hs pastor
ship and Will proceed ina few days to Paris to enter
lis noycste previous to onngthc order Of Jesuits
Mr.. Park Benjamin is not living ia tie country as
has been reported but still resides in this city.
1t was DR.. o. W. IToTnes. ard not Mr. Loogfel-
low ho wrote tie song sung by the school children
of Boiton "A. the Musical Fettiya in honor Of the
Prince Of WslCs.
Tho state e nervous terror and excitement In
wi ich the people Of the South rcrFetualy live i, well
illustrated BY the following exlrac; from The Oxford
IN. c. IosVrc Hour.
"On Monday evening Of last week the usual quiet
of oxford was somewhat disturbed 10y the a1n unce-
meut that little negro, apparently come eight or ton
years CID bad been taken a. kitrelGs Syringe, and
brought here to Jail account Of come startling dis
closures he h6d made to several persons ut the Syringe
lie represented himself having been born ia the
wCCds and stated that he had passed his life in save,
which wac inhabited by three runaways. lie aai his
mother belonged TO Seth Ward Of Frauk1 County
h,t sae sio formerly lived in the cave but had been
caught 6Ld taken to her master lie described the
cave very minuely, and aso the hati's and node Of
lie of IFS inmaes. The announcement that den Of
runaways existed 10 Granville created some excite
ment amcDg citleus, and on Tuesday morning DIR.
5. A. Williams, 4. +. Spencer, ". ii. Palcha'l, ard
james 81. Wood, e.qrs, DETERMINED to 60 in pGrsut Of
the fugitivts. Accordingly, armed with doubled "
relied guus aud other necoesaty weapons ard accom-
psritd by the little negro, who had promis q 10 pout
cut the hereabous of th- rendeZ,ous tie four above
named ee,emen started on the hazardous expedition.
About dusk they returned, snd banker looking set
vas never They had been most tgregiousy sot'
The plausible tale Of the negro turned out To be sheer
fthIi -niinn.n
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nv TELEGRAPH

BosTos, Thnrsdsy, Oct. Is, 1850.
TIE weat ar is Delightful ard the demonstrators IN
honor Of the Prince are elaborate ayd imposing. Pde-
he bulldogs ere decorated aud the sirest5 throrged
About 900 men, including artillery cavalry, and IN
faItry. are now heirg reviewed on the Comnon ~
Gov BsIks, TIE Prince, and numerous and ehAsus
stall. RalIb FarEum Wis Introduced 70 the ffiaoe 'ls
noInrg. Tie interview wss quite inteiesiinS'
After tie review ON the Coun,on tae military toros
marched through several Of the ptIeliA siee.s, spe
Prince ard suite the Governor and others oceuyidS
caIrisgss This display was the most imp2sins ever
seen 10 New .Er gland, and was wi'neseen oy sns Oh
horssnfs A collation. followed al the Stse'lto1se,
oven by Coy Banks At vii b there was social ara
sntir,Jy Internal interchange OF good feeling Al
81, NJ o'clock he Prince AID suits we're escorted to
tina Music Hall, where he wes welcomed BY tTs,ys
hrnST.i eeLco children. The exercises consisted pfin-
c;nsjv of singing ard seemed to aiores tbs distia-
yititors much qualification The festivities Of
fe dsv wound up with grand ball at tie Academy
of Music.
The fisg.sbip Nile and steamer SyK arrived a, Port
lat I'd this mornrg. ~
PoRTIlSD, Me Thur,dsy, Oct Is 1869.
graz ball Was given last Dight by our ci'izsrs 70
tbe Commodore ard 0foeIs Of the Royal squadron ..
The CITY Hsl and was the greatest affair Of the kind
ever given in this city Six hundred persons were pre-
cent tie elite Of citizens, and tho Engsn Officers
we're in full Uniform. The hall wss splendoly decor
6ted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

MILITARY MArITus.-The Fan inspection, review
ard parade Of tho eth Regiment National Guard under
cormsud Of Col Lefers and the z st Regiment, under
commsud Of CO... Nosburg, took place a. Hamilton
Square yesterday il the presence Of large crowd Of
spectator. Both Regiments presented full ranks, aud
were duly inspected by the Brigade Inspector, who
highly commended the appearance Of the men and their
general conformity in the matter of Announcements,
&C., 70 NE requirements Of the statute law.
After the inspection. the Regiments, under the COM
uRnd a. their respective Coionels went through n
rieiy of field mansuvres with such precision TO
elicit rap;urous spplau,e from the spectators. The
tn Reeiu ent inspected 90 men, and tue 7si, go.
Abou, O'Clock the Regiments ltf the square sni pso
oeeded by the care Of the T.r6ATenu3 Ralro ID, to
Tfiityt.ytnth street whore they formed into column
aud n4r,h,d through tie Ffh avenue Fourteenth
f,re,i Broa way, Grard and other streets 10 their
slec;iye siuoI'es.
Although i, was quite dprk whsn the regiments
pared down Broadway, slightly in advance Of each
oher they nevertheless commanded considerable At
tenion, and the tlorougbfaIe either eide wss lined
with people, who loudly a21aGdod tie soldiers they
filed by, rank after rank.
Tie Government property on Bsdloe's Island
recently ufeG by the Fifth Regiment under command
OF Col Scbvarzwaelder, daring their week of garrison
duty, We. yerterdsy with appropriate ceremony again
iIat sforIed TO the United States authorities. COM
pany Of military men, among whom wore Col
Schwarzwaelder Mai. Burger, several Of the Cap
and Lieut. nans Of the Fifth Regiment, together with
nun Ter Of officers Ct tie Sixth, Eleventh, Fourth
srd Eirst Regiments proceeded yesterday morniog TO
Governors leland by steamboat, aud thence wore
accompanied to Bed'oe's Island by Msj. Hylmse, Adj
webb, Lieuis. Sinclair, Thomas. Reynolds, Haskell,
a. other United States army officers.
Cob. Schv arzwas'd r, in few appropriate remarks,
Transferred the property into the hands Of the United
States ofcers after which on behalf Of his regiment
he prestnted Lieutenant Sinclair with testimonial OF
their ieTdebip and respect. IL consisted OF very
handsome sword with ssfh and other proper accouer-
meus and two soabbarts ,f tho ORDINARY rtgalA-
ton ya,ten, inscribed Presented to Lieut. w SIN
cair by IL officers of the Regiment N. \. y VI =
ard the other gil. one bearing the inscription, Pre-
seuted to Lieut. w. Sinclair L. S. A by the officers
Of tbs jth Regiment N. Y. 5. n as token of respect
for his services as instructor at Bei leland, Oito'
Der, 1900"
After this ceremony, the militia officers re:Grned
with the cGl, ers of the regular army to Governors
If!and, a d thence to the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

FIRE DEPARTMENT MATTERS. AZ Il msoh,2 OF The
Board If Eneir eeIs ard Representatives Of the New
Yo,k Fire Department, held la't night at Firemsns
BAH in Mercer street, Mr. John Wiley OF Eng'n'
Company No. IL, George T. Alk'r OF Engine Compa-
ny No. 2s, AID Jamss Leonard of Engine Company No.
~ gcie nominated as candidates TO fiji tho vacancy 10
Il dclpmert, csused by the Resignation Of Assistant
Engineer John Cre2ier.
A Ietcluii.n was adopted that the election to I'LL said
vacancy Re hold on the h day Of October, between
TIE hours Of snd o'clock p. m, and that the Ietdrn
be hsnded In at the c. ofs Office the folio wing day,
between he hou-s CT 10 q. m. ard p. N.
The Chairman appointed as Inspectors Peter Master
son, X. MtMsnus, and A. G. D'Osilcie.
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Later from California
ARRIVAL or THE PONY EMPRESS.
ST. LnsFPH. Mo. Thursd.Y. Y I. IL. ]


ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Tbursdsy, OF H. 1860.
Tie Pony Express with San Francisco dates % the
Oh inst reach here Tonight, "a hours late.
The news Is unimPortsnt
SAS FRAECIsCo, Oct. G, 1860.
TIE Pony Express with ST. LOUIS dates 10 the 2lst
arrived al San FcsDCic1 on the ITO.
Two hres hr Ike out nearly Ella ultaneously IN San
FraI ciscO On he event the 4h Tee ii st consumed
wood n buildings in Dom street btg4sn 81 Tamento
and California sueets va ed al 5000 The second
swept the wooden buJ0i es ON )t enc hundred aud
fty feet square the corner Of Br adway and Front
-trtets causing $4,000 less.
fire In tbetown OF HeaIdsturg Sonora County on
the 3D. dest eyed properly in tLe business center '4l
The Hswsan yacht Emma Roeke, arrived en- tbs
AN from Honolulu via Victoria, bir giog Pence Lot
Kaneh amt ha and party. Tcey rave since received
considerable attention from the city aud ate IA sci III
ries TIE pe,ence # the R1S al party, however, eX-
tee more CURIOSITY THAI practi al i4t7rest.
Sbovels Of rain II throughout the safe on The
RICH, cf he Sd and 1lh, indcssng an esrly approach
Of the rainy season
Isle Oregon sdvices reIrcstn. matters precisely as
d;sla.ehed by the last ress. Tore was groyiDg
IMPRESSION that sena'oris election wouE take Plas
.niF sssscD.
San FRAScrsco, Oct, err Hb ,bip ChaIange New.
yok 9Th Alarm Bostn ,bip 81 o Bot LAX ttI, ste'm'r
~oosp age Law IL t'S .teamer Joh S!epn-ls,
ID cot Of 30 Co., pair he John l. STE The pa.
Es y 'hs Vlen Age arrived ia good health p dsy'ifom
ssed th hip GANGS ys'oara,o bsrk Wavelet shngh,e
"a take e.rrot. wheat sed oaT 5r Li'eTDoo The ship
oupGi'l h elcaed fr Flno -th Eng with 30 90 SACKS Of
toy Ho der. u ros have shown anxiety with
IN bs M d.,, 'eabzs az The rates viii prices hal adj
yced hui H. oheIugs too ice a''eT i' arrival Of 1 AZ
LTD soes on Atlantic port, be oil carrie by
h usoe 400 the has bte to noGDag d-press gile
dc, ana unehs tgtd Coal r. Proyidoos all weaker and
,syr Crusbtd soga, eeLnot be qrotad go &c
sse!d a. 100 Lqaors eI Ast whgstc naes u 'ely
sTc6ss I'd Mt La'e sy'o tunhsse have been engaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

-Tte ". Y. IndependeAt says that the venerable
DR.. Lyman Beeeher mas just passed toto his S6.h year
Tie burden Of age begins to rest upon him heavily
thovgb nc. until fonr,core years DID he begin percep
bly to lose lis normal activity Ct body or mind Hes
wsks the streets, suffers no disease, but,he inhfaiue'
Of sse. ard exhibits cheerful spirits though az n@ss
wsneeTrg mind. During tie past Summer no Vis''eo
many q hs CID friends and seven CT his ten 'urv''n6
thildnn. IL May, he spent few "seK' "i'a p--
Barnard oi Philadelphia. Recurring 10 pAs'so
e7Al dsysm Orange, n. j., at tee res'deue' OF -
Macon Shtrls af,ervar: ne took sf'p in'o s1"-
gland, reyisilrg sls scores Of HE ea'y ;ro9
Gslfot G.. rhtrc hs lJa-Ii' BIS rI'' We ,.,,s
| r. Nsw.Hayep. Pres. Day std FRO, o- ~,
! oy,. With zip, ths suetts Of ss'y ooAe' Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
LATER from Havana

NrW.OFLIAHs, Ihnrsoayl VI. 10 loUV'
IT. Stsr of he West HON Havana lj.h, arrived
sTe 70 day. 10 s,o.l,
q 600 b xes Ereights inactive. EXc6ah8e on ne
C,Ik, y a 4 per cent premiums Oh h'nu-n' ii"ii4'
News uDiWpor ant 49,. 40. :, oor.
We .zu.ls sd,ces Of tho Dist Mt. state that IN con
=, ouepte Of the Spsuish mnstf having d-msndec pass
coits and left the country, all Sp.nls1 cIsns were
tevrc. The difficulty relates TO ihe Teinsh 70 Puin'h
tte Of ceItsin SpaLish ca zens aud make n
ceu n,ty ibt refor The question was referred 10 Ma
did fer dj ustD eIt. A. nc La.
The bark Trieste from Rio Jsntro Aug 70 ms
o rived here. -. F.. ,,,o
Cofie was firm in consequence o. news from INC
snited States Sales Of the week DOWN. Osg" HA-
charge On London. 90 tGi o,,..
The steamship Moss Taylor FAILED On lie @fn i0r
Ealpi rAiso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

Rel. 20 help Breckini6ee and destroy all the
CHARGES Of Bell Mr. INucey who ID mr. Breck-
inridge's ri. ht-Land man, comes North TO support
Fusion; and what more neutral or likely than that
NottteIn money should be sent South to hep
BreckilIidse2 Would not Commit s like TIL.
Of the sellers of Dry GOnds, with sbuadlnt
wares for tie Southern ma ket still on hand, be
spt 10 adopt such a course! And WHAT is more,
haven't they done il Are they not doing it all
the while? We have no desire to disturb our Be /
Eyeret. friends; but are not these things sol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
TtlE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
RECEIVED az
Special Dispatch to TheNY. Tribune.
" ,SuSGToN Thursdar Oct Is |,

Special Dispatch to The n Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct Is, 1862
MURDER OF A MISSIONARY BY INDIANS.
Judge Greenwood Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, has inclosed to the Secretary of the lutte
ror q letter from Mr.. Robinson, Superintendent of
Ipdisus, giving Information of the murder Of the
Rev. Morris Brapgner, missionary to the Crow
Indians, b. patty Of Oicpapa Sioux. They ex-
cuse tie atrocity upon the pretense that General
Har1ey had given them authority 10 kill any white
rlsn whom they should find ,etrled in their cOubtry
lut The murder was committed in the Crow couu.
-ry ard not in that Of the Sioux. Moreover Geo.
IaIney's talk with them in lo56 referred to the
apprehension Of United Staes deseriers, and not
10 the killing Of settlers. Judge Greenwood rec.
umends that the Secretary of War be requested
% issue instructions 10 the Commander! of the
4earest military post to effect, if possible, the ar
est and punishment Of the murderers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
From the Plains.

BRowssyiLLE, Mo-, Thursday, Oc' Is, IoGU
Catt. Gaines win liz surveying patty reached ms ms
J~,,.rt snrVeys west f the six principal merii'
os she past two months. He reports country
~ N i AID well wsersd with scarcity OF timber,
v1ert uton The Little Blu, RIVER ara ~ tributaries
= lIge 5arty of Pixies PeaksIs arrived his mornog,
"a ~ N the boat. They brought large an'unt,
Nd - oIt mining II alters as favorable.
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Fires.


CHICAOC, JLusd4y, V;,. ~, Jo!J
six # Joy Ftss i,e homes a TS G15y,"L LAX
w,re cesroJd by fire laet LYON my co Gs
'''''' ToLfpo, TLuistsy, o. H. 1860.
Attct O'Clock this morning Ire broke o., rear q,
pet,ai Of Somais ilIset, in tho bakery oI 81 ~
Wotl g Son, lie69 cor s1asa vyay w .,ft srd
riuy st!ests Z. tirejy elesrrg hall the Siaa'.5 Ius
br'idrgl wSrc mosiiy q Eooj. Lot5 f-1,DVJ 10
$500; sbeuta third Of which iscogefel y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
The Nebraska Election.

OMAHA, y. L., Thursd,y, Oct. Is, 1860.
TIE election re urls sIe sl 10, except those from
Shorter and Saline Clut ties. NJ ron Democrat has
IS majority for Delegate to Congress. The two c1ul
ties to hear from will probably Increase 1t to 80 or
more. The Legislature stands: Hcuse-Repnbicans,
2; Democrats, II. -publ,,ns, g. Demo-
,ratp g. in doubt, l. The former repor giving Daily
a maj srity are incorrect.
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d RNHE TntIs

ALBASr, Thursday, OFT. IL, 1860.
1ha Canal tolls FIR the second w-tk 10 DC obsr are
Sl2j $50; ~ 1889 theY $64 36) TIE tolls Fr On
tie opening to o. 10 ore $2,2S2 0S5; ditto for same
tin last year, II 1891.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

Onio.-Onieal returns have been received from 81
COUNT leaving 20 counties 10 be heard fr'w. Eati'
mating these wh the returns of last year, the Repub'
lican ms jcrity iii be let1ee t. 900 and $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

WASHISGTOS, OF. lS 1860.
Ths Receipts into tie L easury the frs quarter Of
be present. fiscal year commencing with Juy, ia sb,nt
slS0t0 coo; these 6urit TIE presrt weak, $50 900;
.utj ct to a aft, - 1913 coo.
The number Of troops coon TO 10 sent 20 California
sud Texss is howard Of 900. Those for tle former
Stste 60 Wis Is hmus.
GEN LaIe has returu1d FRI, his k-ntucky estate.
TIE pisiol. a valuable ec of the Washing on fam
lv, taken by Capt. Cox from Col Washington dur.
Jog the HarpeFs Ferry rsd bss bseu Ied T. TIE
a;tsr by 1haddtus Hyatt, WHO recently received j.
Z ON nn uL kLO IN source.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
The Arago Outward Bound.

CAPE RACE, Ihurtday, UoL, 10 IoVV'
TIE steamship Arogo, from New-YoIk l3h passed
Cspe Race at O'Clock this morning tound 10 South
an pen aud HAVE, ard was boarded By tas na"s'
yscht. Al well OIL board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
Iinrn Temple agaiu q Winner

WlTYRIOWF, TFufrdHy Vct u, IbTU.
Notwi,bsta, dug the bad condition OF the track the
a. t,y,e,r FIofs Ten pc ard PGt;heo came of h.ie
.irsf,rnCop. resultI IN fay rof Flora. 1int-?23,
t.HG N d 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

FATHER POIsr Thursday, Oct Is, 1860.
The s,esmtbp Nova Scotian, from Liverpool fth,
via Lei dcndsIry h IL lessed here ut p. M TO-
Ssv, ca ICuIe 70 Qnebec. News anti iPa.ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

IsDnSA.--7he Indianapolis JownI has tho re-
turls Of Indars atoat complete. Tn' totals now
stsEd: IeudIiCiF, 1899; Lane, - 13l; majority
for Republican candidate, 1882. This is about cor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
Assembly Nomination

- AlbhtI ], I8ufstsy, Oct IL l1GO
The ReTuel ans oftte IiId Assembly District hsye
no mated RoSe!t HI. PfuJ5, Ex.Scelksr Of Asssn-
by.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

John Vitae Lee, editor Of III" Wiae A"cee,
vii srssk tel light ct Fitohs Hal, at R'okitnd
Lalo by invitation OF Republicans Ct Rockiaed TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

FotSb Ui,p.-Mary CrystI. r1sidn< at No. 20 ~
Es,t Iif,,e tn e. ,g, found deed 10 he's bed ''t nsN
TO- CO.,, s t.,, az ,ptlouI iqoo'', a'ad ioe'''N
al Der d. ,tA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
GRlND RALLY or GERMAN REPUB-
IICIkS.
SPEECHES OF DIR, sOLGER AND CARL

cILtOilIN Of I'm, SOlIUEk AMI CANII
SCHURX.
The largest Ge1msn MEETING ever assembled within
doors in this city for any purpoe wac held last evening
in the Cooper Institute The hal was deu.ey wGe1
in every part every foot Of standing room within the
large hail heiug folly occupied. The speakers an
nouDctd were CAL Scturz and Dr.. X. So!ger Ct Bos-
ton, ard the German papers in de morning had sso
stated that the fomou5 Chic Krbten the hero Of the
German Democrats of tho West, the Speaker Of the
Missouri House Of Representatives, would meet Carl
ScEm in polhtsl discussion ard this was supposed 70
be Tie arrar cement until sfer ncOn when Mr. S,hurz
received mole fr.m the German Democratic Com
mtee sta Ing thai Mr KribOen had not received sui
ecn no lie of The discussion to speak last night but
wculd he ready for TIE discussion Oh Saturday even
ing Everybody who lad read the papers knew that
Mr. schuz TO speak in Newark on Saturday.
probably the Democratic Committee knew il ALEC
Tie Hal was decorated with banners and hage;
some OF The inscriptions were
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-05
EQUALLY DIVIDED.
Maryland, North Carolina, Kentucky

The Constitution declares that . ma
jority of all the States shall be required
to elect the President in this contingen.
cy, and that only the three highest can
diaates shall be JaNoted TOR. If Mr.
Douglas friends, run an electoral ticket
in Maryland, Kentucky, North Carolina,
Tennessee and Missouri, the inevitable
result will be to give those States to Bell
and Everett. And the high probability
is that Douglas would be only the fourth
on the list, before the House of Repre-
sentatives, and therefore quite out of the
ring. It is seen that in any event he
can get only one vote in the House.
Whether any bargain could be effected
with the South Americans of Tennessee
and North Carolina by which the votes
of those States should go to Mr.. Broken
ridge, or not, it is clear that Mr.. Doug
las is nowhere in that count. The Con-
stitution provides that fthe House shall
fail to choose President or Vice Presi.
dent until the fourth day Of March next
succeeding the general election, the Sen
ate shall proceed to choose Vice Presi-
dent from the t,oo highest candidates on
the list, who shall the:eupon perform the
duties of President of the United States
for four years. We ask Mr.. Douglas
candid supporters whether their votes, If
cast for him, do not carry the election to
place where he has nothing and his en-
emies everything? We ask them wheth.
er they will consent tn become the stool
pigeons of old 10. Lane.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-07-05

celebrated cigar shaped steamer As it
was careencd upon one side, undergoing
repairs, we could not 20 into it. We
found it to oe about 125 feet long, and
about Is feet 10 diameter. II is built OF
iron, running to a sharp point at each
end and is worked with a propeller or
wheel in the middle. The only way to
20 from one end to the other is to go
upon the outside and over the wheel 1t
looks as though it might go, but we
should prefer to sail in larger boat.
On the sth Baltimore was all astir to
receive the japanese. The military aud
fire departments we're out in full strength,
and so was every other department that
could be named. The streets were
crowded, but owning to the presence of
an efficient police, everything passed of
without any disturbance. We found
that in Baltimore, at least in the old
part Of the city, the streets were very
narrow and crooked, and some hills so
steep that it would be impossible for
team to draw any load up them. We
went to the top of Washington mouu-
ment, about 200 feet high, where we had
6ne view Of the city and surrounding
country. On Saturday morning we left
for this city, where we arrived without any
remarkable accident having happened to
us.