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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

sE-Gen Nathan Kmball and staff left YES
teriay for Vicksburg. to join the command 10
which he has been assigned The General is
vet lame from his wound received at Fredericks
burg but he thinks he is well enough to organ
i've the force he is to lead Gen Kimbal is Ia
nous as fighting General. and the presumption
j. that hard blows are expected at Ncksburg. for
his orders are to repair with ali dispatch TO the
scene of action.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

sH-A duel ~as fought ia Mississippi lately by
5. X Knott and A. W Shott The result was.
Knott was shot. aud Sh0tt not. la those
than Knott
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

ORANGES AND LExOSs Il. Stout X Bro
have Sd boxes Of oranges and 30 boxes OF lemons
for sale Wholesale and retail
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

u Remember that the place u get photo
graphs IL at Runnion's Gallery. opposite The New
York Store He keeps no with the improve
ments IN the art aud spares neither labor or ex
pense in perfectiDg his work
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

eB-If you are DESTROYS of knowing where yor
can buy good Young Hysep tea. We would say.
90 10 Senour's. No Bates Block.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

Conductor Garrison. OF the broad guage
road from Cincinnati to ST Louis, is on a brief
visit TO his friends in this city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

u Charles King. Esq of Toledo. Ohio
a prominent merchant and politician. is a
visit 20 his relatives in this city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

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Nopk Market
Nrw Yckk, March 10.
Flour in brisk demand, prices advanced log
25c. 81 2597 50 for extra State. 81 5b05 -
for common 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio. closing o. % With 90 sellers az inside
quotations
Whisky 45G49c.
Wheat 294c better. only very limited supply
offering: 81 723i - for winter rcd Western.
81 s0al 90 for choice. 81 62@l 81 for Nil
waukee Club, 81 6s@l 20 for amber Iowa
Corn ld2c better. moderate business doing; sales
at 94dg6c for sound mixed Western in store and
delivered. e3@93c tor unsound and 81 for fair
Western
Coffee quiet and steady. Sugar shade hrmer
and more active at lOlS l21se tor y. Orleans.
Molasses 6rm and active; y. Orleans 45GS5c;
Muscovado i0645c
Pork a shade hrmer: Sl4 SCALA IS for old
mess. Sll 50 for new mess. Sll 50(dl3 40 for
old. and new prime sic 50(dls Beef dull
Lard active and frmer at lO54 Gl2c-
Sterling exchsnge feverish and unsettled: early
dsv sales of bankers bills made at l17dl79
market heavy snd nominally lower. Gold also
feyerish and unsettled. closing to night at 5s@
ssh
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

Masonic NOTIcK There will be a special
meeting OF indianapolis Council No. 2. this We'd
nesGay) evening. at o'clock. for work
CHAs F.sHIR Recorder
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

~ Is there any prereprible Improvement in a
caterpillar when he turns over a new leaf!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11
MILITARY.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS NO. s.

ExrRAcT.l
Xxx All officers and soldiers belonging the Army Of
the Cumberland ordered 20 report Brigacier Gen
era NJ HAscALL at ind uapOls, Indiana. Those who
cbSeut By authority viii report him by letter,
stating the authority BIZ which they absent their du
ties address and length Of time they have already been
Those absent without proper authority will i'm
ediatey report him person and obey his orders or
be considered desereTs aud subject arrest and trial
such.
This order IS intended apply all officers, Of what
rank belonging this army. absent from their
duties IN the field
BY command Of Major General Tosecrans.
M THOS. THRALL. Captain and A. A. G..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

tn Fresh corn and fes- in cans at .. b. Stout
4 Bros, opposite Palmer House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

u An editor out West wants to know whats
Co become OF our women it muslin goes up much
bigherI
Our devil thinks the result will be that they II
turn out To be poor shiffless set.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

board WANrKD Board j. wanted by a widow
lady IN private family Address /" Board" box
~ postofice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

Fos Rtsr-Three rooms in the bird story Of
Delze's building, over the real s-taie Office Of
Delzeii 4 Jones. 81 East Wash; agton street.
Possession given on the 18th inst 9-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11
RESOLUTIONS

Mr.. 5 a. Fletcher that il is deemed ex-
peileut that City Judge be elected for the city,
therefore il il ordered that notice be given that
there will be election for such an officer the
municipal election in May.
Nr Coiley moved TO refer the resolution to
the Judiciary Committee and the City Attorney
which prevailed
Mr.. Emerson. TO open 81 Clair street across
the Lli,s cite railroad track. Adopted.
Mr. McNabO. that the Street Commissioner
have a plank crossing made at the crossing OF
South AMI Meridian streets. Adopted.
Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11
sYrrLEesAPs.
cincinnati Market.

OINNINNATI. hnrCu TO.
Flour l. in good demand and prices l0@ l5c
higher; sales OF superhne at s. c0@5 IS, aud
extra at S6,d6 10.
Wheat held 2d3c higher. but 10 advance
established No change in oats. Corn lie higher.
Barley unchanged.
Whisky 45c
Mess pork trmer. city sold At sli % A fair
demand for bulk meats: shoulders III G4l4c DC
for hams
Lard in active demand at lOlsS. closing with
no sellers below lU3,c: head anu gut lard Toe
Groceries trmer. hut not much doing.
Gold advanced 20 55,d6D Silver 35din Ex.
change steady. IL discount and par. latter selling
rate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

eE-Old silver and gold wanted. for which tie
highest price in cash will be paid.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

A COUGH. COLD. OR AN IRRITA-
TED THROAT If allowed progress results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections. otentines in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11


10-d&wtf No. 81 East Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

THk Bksr Chickeriny 4 sons and
Ssein~ay 4 Sons, at Willard 4 Stosell's. No. 4
Bates House. em
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11
Council Proceedings.

The regular session of the Council was held
last night. Mayor Maxwell ia the chair.
PETITIONS. &c.
Mr.. Colley. from property holders oil Vermont
street, 70 improve said street Laid on the Ia
BILE
Mr. Emerson. from Mr.. John Carlyle. a re
mon~tranee against bowIdefing the alley be
tween out lots l40 and l4I Referred to the
Cors Oh Streets and Alleys.
Mr.. X chmann, from propert: holders. asking
the improvement OF South street east OF East
street Laid on h table
Mr. Thompson, from A. 7 Shortrdge. asking
TO defer the sale of property for which he is agent
Referred to City Treasurer.
Mr.. Richmann. from property owners on
square 81, asking the planking.oi alles through
said square Referred 10 the Committee OH
Streets and Alleys.
Mr. COlley. from property owners on Spring
street. asking the grading and griveing with
pit gravel said street. Referred To the Commit
tee Oh Streets aud Alleys.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

Mr. 5 A Fletcher Accounts. reported an or
dinance appropriating 81 Ass 50 for city ex-
penses Pissed
Mr Wallace Fire Department. in answer to
the petition of ID V. Chilly. recommending that
the city pay Tor the lots in BlackOrd's addition
Isl ,6JO) and receive therefor the lot which
the Marion Engine House stands, which was con
CURED in
Also that the pay of the fremen and team
sters be advanced I'D cents per day. commencing
March LIST Coneurred in.
/ Mr.. Brown, Streets ana Alleys. reporting bids
| fOs the bridge over the |. & C.. r. r. at Noble
street Referred
! Also against Improvement of alley in square
! IL: against tue pavement OF Washington street
between New jersey street and the alley east of
Liberty street, and advising the paving of the
side walks on Circle street. and that all paving
/ be deferred until material is more abundant.
/ COncurred IN.
Also referring back certain bids for cleaning
the streets tor the acton OF Council.
! The contract let 500 per square
Also AN ordinance for the repairing OF graded
end graveled streets. and for the repairs of foot
bridges. &c Reid twice.
Also reporting back the ordinance for cleaning
the powdered streets OF the city. Read twice
Mr. Melzger, Markets. allowing the erection
of IA frame house on Delaware street near Market
AdOpted-yeas nays6.
Mr. Emerson. Gas, reporting but one bid for
lamp posts ordered, and that the price asked j:
exorbitant, and that the contract be readyertsed
Concurred in.
Mr. Waters. City Clerk. reported the number
Of licenses Issuei last week
! The Marshal was instructed to compel pay
ment of licenses Tor shows on Illinois street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11
BUILDING LOTS

IN different parts Of the Cry Tor sale cheap for cas-
4 on time payment McktkNAN PIERCE,
febl2-d6w4m Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11
ORDINANCES

Mr.. Coley. TO grade and gravel Vermont
street between East street and Massachusetts
avenue. Read twice.
Mr.. Richmann, to grade and gravel South stIeeI
between East and Noble streets, exclusive of the
sidewalks Read twice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11
ORDINANCES on THIRD READING

sidewalks Read twice
ORDINANCES on THIRD READING.
To grade and gravel Alabama street between
Washington street and Massachusetts avenue.
Passed.
To grade and gravel an alley in out lot No. 4,
between Pennsylvani street and Fort WAYNE
avenue Passed.
To regrade Market street between West and
Tennessee streets. Passed.
To grade and gravel the sidewalks between
Indiana avenue and Ellsworth street Passed
To grade Michigan street and TO gravel the
sidewalks between Noble and Davidson streets.
/ Passed
! To grade Vermont street and sidewalks. and
/ to gravel the sidewalks between Mississippi any
! West streets Passed.
To grade and gravel Davidson street between
/ Michigan and North streets. Passed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-11

loo kls n
Brandy
500 PPes Gtr
500 {" Rum
l.@o Pscs :
sges Wine.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-17
EFwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY APRIL H. 1859.

,meys setiea or r,o,,s" tnl u.n he agi.s :tss tit
c. Of C, wss t.5o'd ~ e,ual tnj p.li,hsse % tA"
t,i cctoc So jir 80 f,lS $50 bss fi,sse3 t v-l Ana
In tie 900 20. y be- s'sf
NJ a',tu.a. '1,e;,y- too Pr, ofiSs 'sfri rf
q Is.'s. are Of taes rie' = sre .ysf.aiJ eatl L'
~; 20 .tcoi,ti i1e.f f1ots MO-,
lsIs try b'isyi' 20 oo.cc Nv ala - we-. s-se'
.w're co. % t.r sa - oi p na; 2. ). a.
c''bi.n }, o. s,r- t.ss o1 w5 q, = = F'eior, Fe
= t''f -'I .,'' - r '' ~
b.}s p. 80 sts 1.i',a. tru-. q l. .o' '-- ''
...t la... .,y I. ....,ts. @ q, ... 'rs re-
I.. .,ora'. ,se. .'.t ."n dri.' .ci 49,
."r |.'''"'' ,'.' - 20 '''" '.--
5.l, ti.j ~,ica ,..s' .. "... ,it p.:"'- 80 '.
tE.t.- 0r s.-.. tie ..si. ir.4rs a..Y ~ I4i
10 %. rr'e vrt "s n'"," e'er l. 20 'he ID'.oo'
,.. b.ter av,Il on the e-t.on 'r-a.as''.n. ue rOv
g. . ttSt is were r.iq 10 Ge ancne,Ei 81 :
toe C.leeo o. - % cott a't-s tboat .c,.vis 0y
u' ers 30 IA ,l.: c,rscity IN ~ tiG,i b.s ~
vet .t t..rot r,tf,.l lor IS r.9 r- toueigs
yesup,r,aton OF coa.mls iofs hook fr O u5a-i. &
Nr le.l rs position. BslrtJ ia ,cias sr,Jie'L ie.ts
=. y,r.ueus ~ ss:,; II 20 iyvoeaty Or "It'y ..-
Gags Ia cg 20 The hjry 81 a ehIioycf 'hen fe "
.qr,J cuuiaAl re tps,v4i o. a.Ic-os "Lieb Is MT
doli-g. Aolss pcr h-.s foF sc'aso SUI en ce"
10, lAsor &r n.,n.y, gfaoit cotton se,at gy' %
lss Ic. 4 ssii z Ter tse IA IS nti r. a4oisy Piy
es.~ y. suclio-ors sopd efy 'agc soH tho oit'H 81
On ot rer ceut IA Barney p4ys yer cen'
Row cru ol DEF pJ his aseroy. !ir Ss.!srl "i yo1 'ty
lie sor r- iycu . fo sri wto !a~s tie s'rer osf
sud ;hey sre udi of TT, CJ.lcc ~
J., You'd oessis, e =. foe.l5aa neis O. yoir ssunsuis
Consult Il y p-ge ar. GaUpys stat as es.teo
r you Grd "a, ouly sc1 csys wsr" o'clsl ~ 40
&C ioa ", -,iine wiiea us.fly f7o wero phd o5
ssrssmrit neatly 01 Ir dss eonpe ''a'ion to t1e an
D. 4 h..e nall INA.
ter in the sy,, of , Co.,te bt 500 reconcile such
=. evf,oeIt with presaasl5g o. flsss d odins'J
pu, qa4hl,gus1 few sssrts void scqa bal--
ru,t toe uiiion.
P.,drn se ius'h Of ,hls communication vi h1vs no
% cur to u,s. any .afih,r s-riT al soa sv. tcr
Port ko o. Vou. AK h,. Pos,Jn "a tae ?reaa wL0I svs
tis-u sseb interest ia lhs c5,0y,sy 30 to elbow os Que
d. 90 - y t4cf rls.es to slYs W s'4emeli Ia ,r CO..
-ulrL
3saH sny f h,r attack be m.ir. en- only refer 70 le
f;.s IN re.,s0, fo,'A a. lie. s,h Ia ny ;eFots
,s,o Iox ApnlA Ba &. "a. VAN WICK.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-17
Letter from Sol. Van Wyeh.
v Elif9r Of N. \. y. Iri6ur@

I 10 fh t.fif9r O 1He " D. 4f0Hf~
AnediloriGl in The NJ Y. EvsEiHg PoH Of March
II stated that the san1,Tous attack b. myself Col ,tor
Gsrusy had ns, with full dental and rsista.ion BY BIZ
Better aud 70 be Dsds the 'uei'c Of anas fsrnal
eIpo.ue" As,hn paper .vdehty sgsie BY authority Il
va. proper should rsi, TO reply for tho fOrr
pe.u," bat has yet FOR OBJ Ou. rsssOai, Ths
Path tis Iyscs advocate Of tho CeouHou,s. 10 thi.
has not ony opeasd s columns to aunies-
lions selected sitsrs ard pssgnph Grd irtuSsd In otter
editorial In s port while 1t ss Do, gwen 'nso sentence
lire of anything that has spr.sfsi tho Other .ds
refer not 70 ih.s eompsbngI or Ak no vor Of paper
wheh has not tho manhood TO svs even s4cinest ei the
positions IL coatrorsrtL
Tb. friend. ofths Rsrerus Ohc,t. i.ns tho weigh, Of
the evidence sssn tbs h, tho could not DO sos,rs
es,eG AID pointed IRE .s,.by snpsnnt eonslusons aid
when they sisaetory answer could net be olsrod
adopt toe uuys r,oied 10 by oinBa' Ia all TO d.
rect attention from hsn,svss raising false isre and Inn
pusuins the motives ofthoss who expose hsm From the
ps; thief to the rudsr When defense Of fact and srn'
men fall all resort 10 tho puriusd by the Collscofs
friends depovnes who testify and the pros.
scutins attorney who tries tho cause.
lax again what 1s,.ou can /, b. TO ar Barney.
thossh we're his btors,l snsnyf am not witness in
this inreis s.on the moe, have done Is to draw oonou'
don, hom fsets sworn TO BY Others His friends bsvs ros
dared dsny the facts TO by upimpesshssls witnesses
and they do not ps.srd my soncssocs are unasthsbs
What, then my OnsHssi Only that have examined wit
who testified 10 facts raens upon the rsvonus OIL
eers. or persons connected with them.
The peeps, through their Representatives, without dis
ssntns voice ordered the Investigation by this committee
Almost a. soou ss 10 was ordered, Mr. Wsshburne con.
celyed tbs plan 10 send Il TO Committee who
had no power to take such sIAminstiOn,, aud
thereby to b.,o prevented any Investigation at
al In March, 1902 was engaged ssoa, two ws.n In eI'
smnins witnoss No witasss objected 10 testify on the
ground thai quorum not present Most Of 'bs sessions
Of the Ceu..e bad been held In the sbsssos Of quorum
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-17
Annual Exhibition of she National Aoade'
my Of Design.

Lot the Rebellion Of the Slave States have had
wha. disastrous effects it may in other sfaiIs q
casual glance q, the works displayed on the walls
Of the Derby Gallery will bo sufficient to convince
every visitor ths. it has been anything but damng-
ing 70 the interests Of Art. Certainly more salts
factory show Of pic:ures has never been offered by
me Academy since 1t opened it's doors TO the public
nearly forty years ago, in the little room in Cham
oers ttfest where Its members frat made their ex-
ADDITION. There wasa large collection Of the friends
of the Institution a. the galleries on Monday, on tho
occasion OF the private vew," and select fsw at
the symposium OF the Acadsmicians on Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-17
Literary.

TicLnor dC Fields have in press and will publish
sbou. TIE lst Of May, new work by Henry James,
eut!tied Substance and Shadow or, Morality anl
Religion ia their Relation 10 life. An Essay upon
the Physics Of Creation" This Work las been sey-
eral ears in the course Of preparation, and it is
dersood will enboly the ua,urest vews Of the dis-
tianisbed author on many OF the most profound
questions Of philosophy and rel zion which have been
made tie themes Of modern discussion. 1. viii be
looked for with interest by the mos earnest thinkers
Of the day.
THoNAs CARLYLE TO CHARLrs T. BRoOKs.-
We have persuaded, says the editor Of the Com
ncnwes!.h, the translator Of Titan 10 allow us 10
publish lie following admirable le!ter hom Thomas
Carlyie concerning his work
CREnrA. March 49, Ioea
DEAR SIR: Several months ago yoa made ne very
prelty ard very welcome gIt, your excellent
Tra4slationo Of Titan, which surely ought 10 bave
aekeowleLg ged sOoneT; bu. The truth 10 an fright
fully driven GbOgt Iu ih.ae months and ye1rs, AID
nave - dom time 10 write note even 10 frlends.
Finding your Translation OF such qlGhty, TOOK
steadily 10 reading ii-eteaG.ly gave myself about
an hour Of it, the Lst thog every night, by the way
OF WAshipg down tho bitter ddss Of ihe day with a
can O; right wine before gong 20 Dsdl an sorry
il Il due long since for Indeed had not had any
oeh reading for come years back, am could not hut
ac LfVleQRt, eIIb OF bli
vts moro OF real human stud than in sl tie novels
written in Inv ,Ins. Inc book ID beautifully printed
too, every way Gn exquisite handful Tor good
| reader.
You have been wonderfully successful; have
caught a good deal VI tie taGe Of Jean Pau, aud
lave unwIuGed bis meaning, IN general with perfect
accuracy iuto comfortable cearnets OOt Of coils o
involves it in. did not keep the original 0psa all
size Way; bGs had . feeling tuat was cafe III your
hands. Que or two lille tpecks lid nolics--
uohDg Of any consequence: Boouysrt whom you
call sCrhe German Gentleman" is IA realty tie
! 7tu,sci, oRDENs Hrr, that 10 TO say "1ealonis
KniQht"-imsginary in everything
/ once read "GSpgs" too n some speech do
make ii "irimmngs' an equivalent Erglish word
Gxings' came ike like DiOmentary splash of cold
water on tho skin, painfully reminding one, Tia,
1t il mol Jean PRGe teli that you are readng them
il IL An American naoslation OF Jean PAUL. 7
La conclusion viii congratulate yOa Oh having
added q highly recognizable new item OF good read
~. for the whole Lnglish genealogy OF US NOW q
Inoet extensive body Of people IN tLis worlJ)i-and
with the hope Of perhaps seeing Hesperus from yoa
come day, and certainly with many thinks, re-
main, yours sincerely, l. CARLYLE.
.Th. trspaater was aware Of ths and used the wsrd
rentelpsu in the most gause sshsc call Sensior
ths Honorable Gentleman" Be,ides TO call bim the hbgn
hight have sopfosno.d him wiI Oaspard, who wa Ass
ca led 90. =,
Ihs translator does not remainder his uslss the word
.gAI oil. ul
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-17

L. PRAss & Co. Of Boston have ju't issase o.
new sst oftheir ChEono LthosrsPhic Album Pesus- ~
set 10 entitled "wiutsr Lsndsesrss" and sbs 'uSlsee
Gatsd are: " TIE Farm YaTa7 "wsed Chopper -
Cold" " Sleigbins." coasting" Skating" "' 81,
MIL" winter Noou," PslG Winser'" Ir'pi~ =.
ter " The ess Coast" and couinS into ron ~.
Picture. az. I. nicely gOl up and a. fsey executed
~s have slIssdy noticed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-17

UsIrxp SrRvIck REipIsG RooSs.--Uni" :
proprisershp Of NJ. s. Friend suite Of Reading
bssa opened st No. 8 Dsy street, for the sceo"n''
Aruy srd Navy slicsp while seiouruius " sss s"'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-17

9HE rETTATEUCH vINDlcATLD FROM TIE As
PERsiONS Or biSHOf LOLENsO;, By "iLLiAr
HgskY GKggy. Emo. Up. ls3 Joha Hieg
The author Of this volume, who is q distinguished
professor in the Princeton Theological Seminary,
brings no ordinary reputation for hebrew scholar
ship, jealous attachment u the received theology
Of his church, and considerable skill IN argument
and power Of expiessian, TO an examination OF DIR.
ColensOs fsIaous comments OIL the accuracy and
genuineness Of the reputed books Of Moses. His
book Is perhaps the most important production which
eas been called forth on this sics Of The Atautie by
the curren. controversy concerning the Peatateuch.
DE considers the yarioas allegations Of DR.. Coenso
IN detail ard dsposes OF them for the most part in
he summary MODE which appears TO be his fa v rite
Tyie OF discussion In connection with the main
course OF bis argument, Prof. Green epliyens the
somewhat arid character Of his pages by fieouen,
nppoas to the prepossessons OF the reader and per
sonal attacks on the sndacious Bishop OF Natal
which are perhaps less valuable for the instruction
which they convey than for the spicy favor which
ftey impart 10 what would otherwise be regarded a,
ssdiOus developments Thus the Professor gently in.
sorms us that " he pites the Bishop from tho bot
com of bis heart" lie "fsars that never having
bad any thorough, wsll-srOunded religious sOnvic
Eions, he has made utter and hopeless shipwreck o
Saith" He has 80 sbcircled himself with his mis-
esable sophsms, az 10 have lost even the conception
Of the possibility Of an honest ard intelligent fan
o. othsrs" "To his disordered brain everything Il
Feeling" Colenso is not the 6rst sritkmeaeia'
Nho has fancied that he had squared the circle; no
y ae tho hrst who has been mistaken in his faacy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-17

Tn. trapaGter was swAre Of ths and used the wsrd
gentleman an the most gsuss sshse, I'VE call Senator
fhe Honorable Gentleman" be,des TO cal him tho hbgn
Leht have sopioenoed him VITA Uaspard, who VA also
led 90.
Ihs translator does not remember his u,iss the word
Do .iby some other may, and viii ktndly TEL hiin