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Arrived.
, Skinner. Mchnond, mdse. and psss 70

Steamship Jamestown, Skinner RichnOnd mdse and ps 10
Steamship Star of,he South Kearney Savannah, md,e and
pas. 70 8 l.. Mitchil Son.
Ship hopuE johnson bong kong Is Days sks &C. to
T. Hathaway. In Straits OF s1nda company with ships
Sea Serpent and Edith Rose Jan Is la. y 80 lon 81 passed
.ch Dsnsel Niliaus Jh ~ a. Ion II DO bark Marcia The
h has been FOR the as. days within days sal from New
Ship Humboldt (isrlj Bagscn Hamburg Dee II mde and
% pass TO l. T. An'neA Made the southern had bns
snip g ch,Tes Conway, NewoIean. ls days sugar cotton.
Ship Camden Talu.nn Glasgow 20 days na.e to Durham
Dmon. Had some heavy weather.
Es,t Merry Eep Griffin ciadad Bolivar % day. hide. te
lost en- ln hSr ard h1~s in the ornoeo River while endesvor-
ing TO haul The sessel OF ON where she hsd grounded
Bark Emily STAR (of Camdsul RAY, NeworeaDs Is days,
sugar 40 mGaise' e. mases We day. q HssI.s with
'esnsn fell from the royal yard overheard and ~. OF
Tge Jon ~ in the Quiz passed par: Of ussels iopmss,
with The cross,re,s attached.
Maitland Phelps Co. Experienced heavy weather Of Hat
s 9'G Wss SEP S sssSs
Brig Preu hobb iof Bostonl Park C,rdona, 10 days. sugar
70 "sish ISIyer Chase Jan 90 ' 40 g lon 20 90 'pSEe
g. ion II go spoke scbr William b. Castle from Mexico
Big voart tOf Banso1 Dodge Black River JAM Jan I,
egwo1dto Henry ID. CodoSaS 90 Experienced heavy wealth
ri on he passage lost boat, split sails sc
big irene 81 Haritgtonl Ray, Cumberland Harbor ID days..
SAT- 20 Brett Son Co fIpefrneed heavy NJ W. weatherN
BIs 5edonin BIZ; Of New,iagowl Mckenzie, cur.cos IS
days .at to Mccall Firth E1Pciereed heavy weather. plt
Big erines tot Stockton Me- Iiaran Curacao 20 day..
sAl, to J. F0uke's Sons Experienced heavy weather
Brig Fanny Palmer (RI, OF 81 John, ~ Buner Santa
Martha - days salt to Fuulkes Sons
schr julia Fox suh, Jacksonville dave yellow pine Ia
Nelson Cak Feb during dense fog wen, ashore near
the Elm Tree Light Sten sand towed OF thi, Morn
ing by seanugi May Queen and John L. lockwood received
dan -
Schr. Derdes ~ Surey) Gilman Pass 70 tire II days
Jan IA lsi 80 3d. spoke Br ship Pauoua Orleans
steering T.
shr Baker ofBrookhaven) Price MAiass via Gibraltar
Dec H. tf 10 Msiuor Lord ouereau Experienced heavy
sehr Sp,y (br J. Parker, Halifax days master.
. dis, sc
20 {. d. D.nrle.
sehr wilwind 70. GsrdineD, Marcy Tonsls MsIicO JAN
9, mahogany 10 Trask L Dearborn.
Schr imes BTophy (of Cssnel Mlen st. Psris jan IA
and 81 Martins Eth salt to Metcalf Duncan
sehr Helene DeksoD, Charleston days cotton, DO, 10
MeCre6dy, Mott 4 Co.
schr : N. Tyler. Gay Portland. Me, for Philadelphia
Sloop William Ii. Bowen, Bloherton. Providence days.
mdse - l,aster
Sloop told Leaf james New London 3dsys, stone
Stearr delaware Cannon, phsdelphis mdae. end pas 10
y. Per a.
steeryr wescheer Jones Providence mdss and pass 70
OdrJ .
sGaraer Charles ossOOa Deer Norwich mdse TO E. Mar.
hD.
BELOW-2 brigs.
Sill p-U, 5. storeship Relief
Withholding the day, N.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .......FEB 4
CLEARED.

ebips-hndover Keenev New Orleans VIM Helson Sons;
Rhtae Moore. London, 0.nneil Mut1Yu 4 Co
Bsrks-HerseliA Rust Glasgow, boyd Hdneken Snliot4
Saps ZaLs I'll. d. Br0Okm4 Co Tei Utah CAea<e
Newcastle A Weudt 4 Co.
Bhg--1itana FosoE, haysguez, Z. A. Ball; NJ shxher
C1mn4oU0D Apals chico Oskey keatiBgi Time MeDousa
Nasan H. J. C. A. Dewon syren, CremOr kingston Jam,
PO-t & Small
schoonersMaes Henson Petersburg Isaac Cole; Mary
Pnce, Blizzard Wilmington Del J. Hand; Central America
Collier CsfdeBas J. f. A. r. Webster Oalego Smith, Rich.
uoud, C. H. firrson Go C. A Heckshei Stubbs Phadel.
pjiA j. ". Mckee; Fairfield no;t, Ae1andfiA, Saaord L.
DOdgc B sumner Taylor Aux C4yss, Merrill Abbott c.
Dennis Tucker Chs Jonas Smith Co. Adebaan Hand
Chsrlc.ton, Dollner, Potter Co.
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Id " INIELLIGENUE

SUPREME coURT-CHAnBFHs-FEB. 4-Before Justice
BARNARD.
EAHFY suCCEssTUL ~ LEGAL CONTTsT-THE
CHEEyER CHURCH CAsE-DESToS oFFUTT ACT.
JOHN s.. RAREY.
The Judge this morning rendered decision in the
motion by the plaintiff 20 examine the defendant witness
before sue u.d tie ground that defendant about to
leave the State He doied the motion with costs on the
gtnnd that there could be no examination before joining Of
issur
I'D. Judge has decided IN the Cheever Church case TO appoint
Mr. Henry Tod Comnis,iour TO examine Dr. Cheeyer
EdlD0rCngh Scotland IN relation to the (hecvrr Church d
cutie M Tod Is "ScT to the sgne' and resident Of
Marlborough
SUPREME C0URT-CHixByRs-FEB. L-Before Justice
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Charles r. Bingham agt. Alfred Disbrcw.-Order
Sc trd
Edward Mum srt Edward 0liver-order Of sIrsh Dis
charged with q 10 costs
Charles Houic There's Henicksen-Divo-oe granlao
stephen b. Bowes ss Epes Sargent ct eMoton granted
" th costa
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPxcrAI TBnH-FEp -
Before Judge Huros
DECISIONS.
Bruce agt. Benham.-Motion 10 vacate order Of ar.
rest granted
Dksy sy Drsie-Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer with
10 defendant to within twenty days payment
costs.
McGonise ast schmtt Establishment allowed
Williams sst- Williams Divorce granted. I
Boanhn a< Cowy4oon 70 spSa defayh ed yiGstS ysia
essA tsusS WI % sseA
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COURT CALENDAR-rm. n.,.

SrrFygE CoURr-GENYH,L TEEd.--Preferre1
Nos ? 90 T. 10, ~ 10, Il, IS To- Enume
.a'r9 80. 10 T. 23A
surUEME CoURr-Sprcr.L TfEM.-Adiomned %
" e3uaslsy
srrHEFE CoURr-CIRCuU.-pat Nos. ir',
23 pr ts o.! o. - loI 49, 49, 2I 20 Isl 49, 81 H.
81 l-t Part l-AdJouIucd
SuPrHIoR CoUKr.-paft Nos. 1870 so. III,
ll3 2 - lzs, 1883 1875 1854. tl39 Il4. lF7 49, l4s
laL rt -Nos ~ 74o ~, $50 49, a. ~, if2 80 G.,
6L
CouNOS PLrAs.-Pdrt Mo-. 100, lsl, 1872, l93,
lsi 100 lsI & le TO- 2oi 20s, 2v1 "a lC6. Fart lad
logIu"i 70 Wednesday.
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Tar Ear Drr,n,ursr B,lr.-Tle invent, third

TYR FIEr Drr,E,NlSr BALr.-Tie twenty third
,uru4l bali in aid OF the widow and Orphan, Fuad OF
lie Brog,Iyn Fire Department, t,ok place a. the
lradcmy Of Music last night IudcnentoH; Of the
attractions Of Vie Academy the Decorations were MI
u-,.,lliy fine aud well arranged. TIE stage was
eovecd with canopy rcpresertug the national colos,
apJ ia the Iear he cuhcEs of tie department were
prominently placed. over tie pro'cyE!um vas a large
Painting representing females ~ tie act Of giving
r,li,E Engine No. II, Hove No. 10, and Hook aud
LsGder No. l, brightly Furnished, occupied positions
eth side 4 the stage and 10 add % he general
eFct number Of cages containing singing canaries
hung about the theatre. Tie danc0g floor pre-
,cned the same appearance az Oh Tie occasion Of the
opening ball. Tie music Wac furnished by DojwOrths
and tie Brooklyn Bands. The company comusnced to
assemble about o'clock, and in about an hour there
lfer tie dancing commenced. About sis HUNDRED
t!,kes sold which, q, each viii add cousidc.
ally 70 tie lund.
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Movements of Ocean Steamers.
Pns.cnecrs Arrited

Ia sfelzs ,p JdMes0H fran EiaaosS-R. r. Be.siDsha,
Knaup H. Frazer and sdy L. r. Hirko1 J. Whitman, T.
Wright Johu Mar her, f. Oueed aud 81 ia Storage.
IN dip Hotpgr from Hong hOngMrs Foserty Rufus y.
CaIk.
n so,k Mercy Ellen from CLGaS BOlipar-Capt Hammers
and family.
Il. bark Hsa from Mardoaibo-Jose A. oehOA H. Harris
MIS- :. Doty.
In ralT s. T. Boker from Meags-H Barry, J. L. James
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ALRAlGNMESTS BEToHE TIE COrItT or OYER AID
IEia sEH1As Court n Oyer and TerniueT ore. cd
Ns-tcy ug By Judge Scr5g sud Justice SlS, aud
oyt ~ The purpose 1T receiving the pT,-cHmens Of the
OI.ld Juy Witch body had been IN fifteen days
Tho tool number Of indictments found rB 1893 Having
W ed ID II ors they dsshAg With tn thauF of tie
Court. number Of prisoners among them the
follow Ing JzUes MaIiu Hdict, for murder la the art
kug tie infant chill ALICE Frances Martin, cutting
oa' ia razoTi J." p'nd.d guilty; the motive for
uniting the crime Is laid har been ja ouy Lewis Fir ca
udr "a for q, iotLc degree, Ia n Jos"ph CSc
aObg him IN the abdomen with shcGmskers knife beins
ufsuso ~ dec Htd nj o tim" p'adfd not guilty Charles
MrCauey indicted FOR der a. the brt dege Killing Fat.
Nelly. by ssbbue while engaged IN light, put 81 similar
pea sThcn KIDD c1loI,d Who hGd been arf.stcd
uspti"u Of having csuied the de Of John shirley by benug
h. discharged ioI custody the Grand Jury HAVING filled
10 In OH sEain.t him, AuoLe back It'll large
T,.cd 70 be tie guilty person hchse GnUey arrested for ROB
berry fdSAId swe"ny ms boy, arrested ohb!ug another
small boy aud James Car for burglary ell discharged
. having been found against them The Court oued TIL
AorcHy next.
DEATH PROB DTSTITuTfoS AsD NEGLECT.--,JOhn
- o"d No. Is Main y-stetday
morning In eonsequolce Of desuon and uesec Deceased
ebc in body and for the past two weeks had cnoogh
10 E-tt4in lie any % 10 look after him.
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live stock on the N. Y. and Erie rsailrond.

IANPviILB MONDAY, Feb q IbbI.
for the week ending Monday, Feb 475 Cattle -
heg u Sheep, horses Total stock lO8 add 476
Freight making total number Of haUsd b
s.oet Express Trains during the week, $50 showing In
eose last Week Of Of Live Stock Total increase
q al ears hauled " Stock L1pTess.
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TIE PORTAGE Lake Gazette Of Jan. II says:


THE QUINCY srAxPsTbe washing department undergo,
thorough repsirs sLd extensive alteration AHsngeeTt are
progress 10 provide the separation Of the roush OF large
particles Of copper from the fine The CHIEF object 10 c~
boweyer Is 10 the washing floor 70 greater elevation 80 a.
10 ret rid Of the with iDconve isLce These arrange
mets is ca cted will be complete by the end Of TINS month
uhen the Mill m working in full force tta ping lou
IN. In 2
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IMPORTANT TO COMMON CARRIERS.
Abraham J. Van Ninkle II al sg The United states Mail
stasu.ln Co.
THIS was an action for damages for the loss OF two
large Of books being zoo copies Of NewOesLs cay N
rectory. complied by A Ny CART Co Of New OreSns, anp
printed and published ~ this city under the direction oil W %
Boyd The goods appeared the trial, were csteuy
packed and marked diamond directed to VIM BOY esls
Of Tobias Marcus New Orleans La Marcus the confdenils
Of Boyd On Jan 1888 the said goods duly shipped
aEew York and bills Of diue received OF which was fof'
wUrded and received BY said Marcus in due Ne"
Orleans -
Marcus at the proper time and place presented the bill
IL New Orleans Who replied that the goods had safely arrived
they had forthwith surrendered under against
one WIN Barney, q member OF the hrm Of Myga't Co.
issued out of Justices Count in the City Of New Orleans
The officer Of the Steamship Company TOOK nc bona oil ndem
nitv.
On the 2sb Of September 1883 Boyd assigned plaintiffs fOr
good aud valuable the bid Of adng contract and
claim against the DEF. dsnts.
The plaintiffs proved their and rested The defendants
took formal exceptions the evidence adduced 70 prove
livery ia New and demand at NewOfeaiS ana se1 up a.
dense tho beo.e warrant issued ny the local
Court at New Orleans claiming that the law 40 settled on
cile and established by precedent jusiined ne o UP
pauy delivering the goods the Sheriff of New 'ah
The ri iufs deny that this Il deenei ind
the Steamship being Garner hua
cannot led right Of sny other pty 70
the possession Of the goods than that Of the bsio OF
his agent or sssizBee and maintain that Cun msae 10
goods by u law Is the duty OF the carrier 10
tie c oan and consgnor procure ample indemnity o. 70
relyy the goods he being bound by law TO act Ia beha o.
the f.,
after an able charge In which the Court sustained the views
Of the plaintiff counsel lie Nought in verdict for the
paui- Of q b.iuc the value Of the goods with Interest
thereon, az claimed by plaintiffs. go So,
Fdea s. Van Wilke foE pIaHtiGsi Brown Hall and andeT
noe for
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The market for Mining shares eloses och sesh
1u, prices generally very hIm Inc i0n0"AHs 'Ae
reported during the month Of January; ,s Claim,

Circular OF Jlst Deceuo
should have been stated as 6o ~ usi
moe ~ line Saonal ~ $40 Ds The asg stang mus
Esa1ns District $40 sl0 Portage Lake 34 loi Ontons
~ III tur others % lilo tuns; tote w 4-lo tons
oDgh or more refined Copper lngot copper ia
from al the mining districts generally satisfactory
soe light returns mace for peceoer a. lne
av r the close navigation much time is devoted 70 pre-
the mines operations Of the eDspiug season FROM
M uoua district tie returns for December hsNe not oee
sc,iyed At the Toec the veiA said to be the Mime
% shows gre i'm provemelt Favorable statements maze
nj the pToes Of kDowon Mine the office OF which
~ Cleveland From Portage Lake the accounts from the Huron
and Isle particularly CRAFTY ing Owing TO the reason
hove the PewAbc weighed OF IN December but ~ tuns
,et Frankn 5l tuns net The Quincy product "a
bout From heweepGw Poit aoNicet were received
oday iron. the Copper Falls. Peheck and PhrIdx Mines
me latter has shown much copper at present nor
Ptsburgh and December 81 tns and barrel
ork and Is tus stamp total l3 tuu The new stamps
due Central Company work quite satisisct0iIy'
TIE Portage Lake Gazette of Jan. II says:
In reference to the December WELD Of mines Is proper
observe the Pewsnc that in consequent G ece
sxry reusirs the stamp mill been partially die 5nd TIE han
the tuce has been good deal nterItPo
operations, which VIII account iof tn spP
ehcieiey The prospects, Of this mine were never oel ana
DE- neY months yield will show very different hgures
On the Isle Royse they do not weigh az Ih SoPp os
tbe Winter after the close OF Noven 1en
prospect, are still improving At tine Quincy fe"Abic nc
Frat there viii l;le alteration IL the force ualauy
emuoyed Whatever there be- viii have reference 70 SUI
woT not to actual mining
0rin have been suspended for little time past In
the the hesnaId and Pontiac have also
stopped for time - 49,,
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NIstAIrEH ALMANAC.
San Rises ...fto3 S.r, s.2l Neon Risea. +os
sandy Hook. 42l Gov. Isl4na SILL UeuCate... 6sA
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BY Telexraph,

CHARLEsTON, Fec. a-The steamship Nashville, Murray,
fof Nev iork
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Disaster, &c.

kKrrRskpTbe Prosssn g Titsnia, Ferke hence JsA n
Win cargo Of wheat dispatched by Wendt Co. seeeA e
eneed violent gales from n T. s. W. daS shssA - -
spht sas shsd cargo, sa1 sprung sssk dssDss sess
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ROBERT ; Hoss Foreman.
George p AIen, George Gilbert,
James Campbell John VI Jaues,
Ids ard Is. fcilJVs Isaac G. Kendall,
Edwaid Fox. JatJ.s Kelly lr,
Charles : Francis, James k.aruey
C,odiue. Charles j. LiglI e
Russell r.. Glover, Henry Lewis.
EdpGrl ) Could Henry C4"rpc,
Dsii.l H. Ionglius. Benjamin 1. Wand,
Jacob 4. Grovesberk
The Recorder delivered the following chus':
GEsrLEvEN oP TuE GRsSp JrRY d. propose % d'a4
you by Lengthy charpe do f. ,s-y that J
sh,d DO So n vieH othe r ausi.es which Irr,rg
a The Court believe the tnds o. justice M be tte attained,
aed the discharge Of IesFecNc cI.t. .Gteal oi
pausiu. be-, foru lengthy add 80. 49,
Ih-r eG i 10 tbs community inieg n and iEdcpendel;
press g. Of which public wrong aud ci-yiace
ri- -uJ-, Of dy diru.n ltsy ~ aud Eiud
Day N day every 'rtru" u compton al snd wroig 81 lny
- 10 al government, Hrd cvc.y puuAe S' when
81 b for o. alr Of f.r. Il u'.n'rss.ay yidaT the
circumstances 70. 10 cee you ~ length upon the state q
C-u On in oisu tines VII tn usctsy j.stihcd g. IL
constant a-aru is ihr pi,ts fail, couLan'y
uTor fr sc. II grHae unrest you cannot kore - DO H.
nr d. not ~isl b. uu-~rsc your power ag imF 1IsLce
utr.Fr with @ 20 call g.. u -tteroI ~ pubic
WING, Uusi. nevertheless be Irn~d TO say tLst IN NY
TirIu dU .rs III e di ged With move act-o. TO
community vii cJuhne i1GTutes
si hbor- .prcur Uur oruc-rs nttld II die
te g.a evil can na bet reached n snotber wsv le,
zach ltg Innate AID tlfu II The hCL. and h
In tins community viii ts ioss ab1u tbs evils
which said go exist In The adnitu1I " local aai-s and
~ eradicate them ttai have better equation
shf'ad arc = better gJge1Hu'lt q bone
Through ~" Gard Jury alone C-uuels BE brought 20
Ui d DOUBT A aHa your attention 20 occupy
EI The oath yor have
aiken a1d tn Few rules and 10 wEh saI ral your
g",u She Of YOU duties vii be comparatively
E Honor then referred 20 the technical rules which must
rlvrru h, sud jan evidence r. hrarrav esi nonv
ard sato siat,Ty provisions watch compulsory all
Cd 10 ,eir rnsnber and tie CLERK Proceeded call ,e panel
oii.tiy JuioIs
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SUPREME COURT-CIHcurr-FE I--Befors Justice SrTB
IRELAND.
IMPoRTAsT TO COMMON CARRIERS.
Abraham j. Van Nnke Il al agt Tie United states Mail
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-FEB.4 -Before Recorder
IovpHAN

=,
TLis was the first day Of the February term and all
that was dot consisted IN the OF lew ser
tie sp7outoant OF Grand jury ard delivery 9y Ge At
Jadse Of his charge 20 the same The wcfk on Lata en-
braces po Of about 10 cases Of onic a1 ic'its.
tlrn,y Snuste alias Srba-ti8u krolLiu aha iienry 9n
was ZEN. TO he Prison for ADD tx Donhs o
shoprug the lhh Of January, h we1tiuto ne .t.s
~ Warren street TO sprly iyf 20 a.
and very nearly succeeded by cet1ous g Of
head ia smuggling away p."ce Of SIX w9sth St2 out tH
Nj did noe IA. wei. under and NJ. kusisoe detected
hin. - Al.
John L. Allen pleaded guilty Of stealing money froT the
dra,,.f. Of Aorri No 81 Baxter 'lcr SIKH ara
grocery store 81 which Allen had Ia be ls0 Of iIeii
and tpo his szpeuces. lie was sent ~ tie fe'eHiy
Tor .. .,-,..
Joseph King pleaded guilty c larceny In picking the r2ehe, Of
Mos Dte ssi ig for a. d" Jpbcu ~ u tg
tret an rossy te evening OF the 2ih Of June This
is King second offu... frI.e'iiary m-htLs.
hn tusy CLga Stewart brought un on TIA charge
Of having committed a burglary tie PIE -es OF 80 so"
Pope Piucst tie might 81 tAc 9th Dec. art
has na been caugt ia place. with bills and checks ~
th.ir pncs b, the First Ward police. 1Ee pleaded suuy
31uy to the I.n,riary for one yer aud Stewart
siK months
The following lre tih Grand Jurymen FOR this Term;
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

BRooKLYS AcADEyY OF Mrsc.-hiiss Hiualey
viii tprcar as Rcfina, in Rossinis popular opera 81
" The Barber Of Seville" Sic will be assieted by
RrienoH, FEM, Slsin aud Co!etti.
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SCHOOL FOR TEEAsON-yHE EsIL
AND ATS CAUSE.

Mr.. Secretary Cameron, in his recent Report, uses
the following language:
The large dsaecton the pcsen, crisis OF United States
army oce has excited the most profound astonihur and
naturally pro,ok inquiry to lie Bu for is trrag
detection n. r-5n oopc hare a"uned forrdtbc pro-
poyons Tho mere Gcceen OF birth in particular section
the ioauece Of belief IL particular political theories fIishe
no atscory explanation Of this Tenar sb!e fact Tho MAORI
~ of these solicited aid obtained military edl sion
the hsni of the Goyermens marx Of special favor conferred
BY the Of Congress only in seventy thousand nhsbit
ants At National Military Academy thoy received
and adopted children Of the republic by tho
ci thus cstabhcd they virtually became bouus by
moro han ordinary obligations OF HONOR to remain "a t to
their flag The question may he sssed ia yi.w Of the
binary troaohery dispr yed, fr m To1enS nos
be t.roea ,aeiol affect IN fse 'ss'cr II odpoa''e" tE"
There is no reason 10 doubt that West Point
has long been q nursery for breeding traitors at
public expense The Rebel chief JEFF Davis is n
West Point graduate; so are Beauregard, Huger,
Hordee, Lee, johnson, Cooper, Magruder, and
every other officer Of rank in the rebel force.
Thee men have oil been free pupils OF the United
Statcs. clothed aud fed at the Government ex-
peuse The clothes they had on their backs
when they deserted the service OF their country
and turned traitors, were bought and paid for by
IN, United States. But West Point has only
been one stage the infant school for educating trail
tors. The War Department has been the gradual
inc Institution, and it has been the pleasing task
of the Secretary of War TO issue the diplomas
Of merit. The promotion Of Emory is one OF the
most recent exhibitions Of the official standard OF
merit in the War Depar ment. What Is the use
Of the Secretary asking the reason OF the extra
ordinary treachcry displayed in the army or un-
dcrtaking to trace its ''promotiDg cause'-such
promotions as Emory's are promoting cause
enough: the sin belongs not only to West Point
but is at the Secretarys door, or at tho door
of whoever is responsible for such abuse oil
power and such an outrage upon national feeling
and official decency. Mr.. Camercn's homiy upon
the trcachcry of the army looks very much like
Satan repro,ing ain, in view Of the action Of bis
Department in promoting Emory, who his now
under Mr.. Cameron's own order in Western Penn
ylyania to raise cavalry recruits for the army.
Doe, not sending such q man on that errahd
look very much like deliberate insult 10 inc
patriotic impulses that have gathered hostS aroua
the banner of the Unioni Was ever the natonai
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