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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

CRUSHED ny A TRvCE.-On Saturday cyen-
Ing Rch I'd C'ke'''. agoe years. attempted 10 ISIS
in trout ~ the PCT I'm ga from 81 80. ~ h =
.fr,., at The sane time % truck driven ly william r.
l. id Ck Il No. 3 Orchard stfasi, WIS backed % 1fd
tte Uniform striking thc boy ard instauY crushing
HIN TOO death. NE body was conveyed % NJ req.
dence of lis rarcr No - Peek Sip End TIE Coroner
not iico o nod a inquest p-idock was arrested HnG
held ~ await tie acton 81 he Coroner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT. Visitors 10
the Central Park Concerts keep increasing ~ the season
for their close draws AZ tho last one there were
about sixty Thousand persons present. and the number
Of carriages proportionay large. The new hover
Of the Victoria Rega vas tie chief attraction IN the
Park At the conclusion oi the Concert many ieinnineo
10 nhae the delicious fragrance Of the opening BUDS
which burst into bloom during the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
c,rps.Avvsrg (BRooK1Ys) RAILROAD

GATFs-AvREUB (BRooKLYs) RAilRohp'-
Whist are the directors Of this road nbont that they do
no, go on and finish LAYING down the ralsi Tie few
rods Lid at Fulton Ferry indicate al intention to CON
Time the work which those persons residing along ue
contemplated ronte would be most hep to see pushed
to its completion. The distance between Dekalb and
Fulton avenues and the crowded state Of the ears on
these route, alike call for intermediate road, and as
the charter is obtained the directors chosen ard most
Of tho stock taken. the people to be accommodated
would b. glad to see the tack laid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

with ladies' ard every other available IT Of the hoaSs
was full 30 that even standing could not be found
within doors.
The Wigwam was decorated with evcrgrecns and
Re, TONED with American flags. Tie 81 &c platform
WINS adorned with buses 81 washington and Lincoln
and gracefully ornamented with tags and notices
over the platform were the followiRgi
VEloN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
A W. FArAILy IyyraEp.--FranlL FerrLs,

German baker r,sfiug NJ 30. 81 JHucssirect af@ on
rrir, evening qrlr.clea Win MS eiio Mary, md
fra J. On tnp on eN win which De dea her terrible
blow 90 the hcid fsctrrLg her lkll. She Wrstosrl
20 the Ncw.YlrA Hosyu J. where She y rercd ~ u
sunday uor1ur. wien Size diri Ferris wa aIresf.t
a. the tir and lod hy Justice Dooiiug 10 await tio
resuit ofhf r'a i-iu-'s. Coroner Ea1mann vas 10
lifted tn hold an inDuesf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.-Nr. II. Nichols,
while passing through 5ststreci. near Third-av.,
on Saturday. was assaulted by tao ruihafs. VII
knocked him down and robbed him Of gold wntcn
AMI s27s Id bills. with which they made their escape.
Capt. Hart, Of the 18th PreoiIct sent officers In pur
salt bat itLout avail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
SUPREME COt-Bg-Ca,sfuE 10 Bet
Jr.f.so .,UIsISlAAD


John Kccsa AGAINST Matilda Keese. Martha
Tonplo eriirstllhcit X. Teuple.-Regor.s confirm ID
IN l.frert, ~ divorce grs' rta.
Mary s. Tim against Chgrlos Firm Of a..-RcfOrs %
sale coat rIIo4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

The evcellcnce o. kErTs East lND'i Corr e.
Tie ,i III. f.f..-a gr'iss o., % ~Ao TO- flr -a.
~ 40 uro-rs so cent, rr Eofl' Gsnsrs Depot -
Resdrst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
ANOTHER DRAFT.


Az We have published the Soldiers opinion
o Chicago lat osm II is but fair to give the opy
the Copperhoads 20 here II IS;
Another draft oh. woe is met
Pray tel NE how | can
Tscane This cal--Hnd how II CHANGED
That was bIru ran.
know ! en- not 1T 90 serve
don't think war is night;
Foi I'm 81 coward AID pOi;roon,
4 nd don't want 10 hght.
When first was little boy
Some thirty years have flown
Twas 30 scared at every noise
dared not seep alone.
WITH si.:er jane tney tucked me up
AL snugy every night
a little Gov AID ard poiuoOH,
Ready 20 ole FROM night.
And when grew bigger boy,
NV heart dwet N ny throat,
For hule BOYS would tNeak my nose
And coll NE Pe.tcOatt
And when / whimpered, said was
Laughing with all their might
<"A coward, aad poltfoon, too,
WHO did not dare 10 light
Ialways hated solder-men,
Aud could not bear to see
TheIn marching round with swords and guaS,
AZ grand ss grand could he.
Ard when they fired the cannons OIL
almost died with fright
ros q coward and poliroOn.
Hating tie sound VI t6Lt
And row I've grown TO mans estate
At least have IN SIZE
Tn very meek. and never let
Ny angry passions rBe.
NJ wife, size scOds AID cuffs my ears,
But tins / don't mind one mite,
For Im a coward and poltFoon'
While she s full OF tight
II drafted should chance to be,
And put into the line
Iwould'nt fight couldn't rIn--
I'd die ana make 40 sign.
The MouQkt would scare me- half 10 deata
The noise would kill me quite;
Hor Im coward and pOltroon,
AID am not fit 20 tight
Jimmy hands they put gun,
I'd ircinhle like d leuf
And | an sure That should be,
The first to come 10 griefi
could not point 1t at the zoo
| could not shoot II right
For I'm u coward and pOltr0on,
And am AFRAID to fight.
And should they order me TO so
A nd run a bay net through
A fellow being IN gray clothes
I'd know what would do
I'd say | couldn't, and ia err
Aloud with all my michi,
"Sir Pm a COW arr @nu p,ilOon'
OH do not make me hgh: J.
And should they put me on horse,
And give sword 10 me.
And tell NC 10 charge upon the foe,
Ard Xiii tie chiyary.
I'd turn the horse the other way,
And soon be ont OF sight,
For a coward and a poltrOon
Would rather ruu than fight
Kind people. let me here define
Ny platform. ere cease
I'm for the prosecution OF
a strong and rigorous peSeei
To aid his end, Ia give my al
And LurrGh for the Rglti
But TN a coward and p0ltroon,
And was not born 10 fight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

FATALLY INJURED.--J. e. S's'derand q car
penter pioy.d o. bard tie sin Elizabeth Ham lton
Wing t.?er 10. a.. last River. fell fr"m yfid-srn
on Sisus1ay sad received injufies which ai probably
prove fatal lie j. Sreae aad fes1r ~ Noss..trcpt
Williamsburg. Ao sas scuoyo. 80 tAs New-Yorl A0s-
pital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
BORT il)aroens' Notits.
STATE OF NYw-YoRK.

STATE NRW-fORk,
Posr-WAnpxss Oyyicx, No 100 "aift
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIN
section Of the sct passed April H. 1872 snttei An
Ac 20 Rrorssaze the Wsrieus Ohcs OF the Iot OF ~
York ~ M n-r.ons Interested in having chafge q" hs
uec m.t,ei Of .ach inquiry examination o. ssts5 s.s
. following vessel, under exiih.uon oy ile orr
Wsrdens snI th, the .ad Surveys OF examinations wi" 20
competed ~nin t-n day. neA succeeding TINS ho'Se 'a'
bos.d "a d vessels: avn
shin hrpuh1c. ss.'''''''''''''''''
Han. vel.
Hars Sea Aleu = ........''''...'''.''iSeo uo"s'
Hart MARYLAND. s'ssss.sssso y -
H.ir " N.
g.nooo.r J. b small. Loehnls
MlNrHORNE rOdPKINs, rIsadsHA
j. ArsI hsaRInAS, cssrvgsIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
below.
Buk II. Ursula, nom Rio Jsneiro.
Spoken.
Memorunda.

Oh int, lat 39i7 ION a. BARK Emb!e1 " add Tor p0''S
II day from Cape Hayiien.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

PORr,Js' ." YORK. =. .s2a..aEsnsR II.
Arrives.
Riefmsiip California Brandt ScE.Oy,ssgs % k. With
cotle l..e, ~ Al, u. GAOmve.i 4 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

r. 5 steam fdga,s Vanderbilt; steamed from the Navy is
yesieriay afternoon aud has anchored in the North RIVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
THE SoLDlBRs' OPINION OF THE CHICAGO PLAT
VoRM

We have heard the r. bells vel,
We have heard the Union shout,
Webave weighed the matter very well
And mean 90 fight q out;
Ia yictop's happy glow,
l. The gloom of utter r0ut,
We have pledged Come veal or
By heaven We fight It out"
IT'S now ~ late IN question
What brought the war about;
IT'S thing Of pride and ufsion,
And we mean 10 fight u out.
Let the biz Wigs use The pen.
Let them caucus, let them SPOUT,
We are halt million weaponed men,
And mean 20 fight IT out.
Onr dead our loved, are Ing
From many a si0rlnod redOubt
In the swami 8 and trenches lying
go. comrades. fight it out
'Tgas our comfort as we fell
10 hear your gathering shout,
Rolling back the Rebels weaker yell
God speed you. fight 1t outf
Tie negr flee or slave
We care NO pin a0put.
But iOg the 1ag our fathers gave
We mean 10 hglt Il out
Aud While ttat banner brave
One Rebel rte -Iail fOut
Will yoloying arm and hashing glaive,
By he ven we fight II out
o. we've heard tic fehel yol
We have lenrd tie Union shout,
We have weighed the matter very wen,
Aud mean 10 lsli il udt;
IL the flush Of perfect triumph
and the clOun OF utter ruGt
We have sworn 0s many bloody field
1--WE mean 10 ;itit IL out =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

MlNIUOKNE IUAEhINeJ Fl.sldsDN
J, Arst HSgRInAg, cssvgsIy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09

SECRET DISEASES.
ssrTTG' ttda'S GJf the most certain. safe and
efectuai renlrdy-indred. the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days
and Tece at c Asses i'm twenty four hours No mineral
bsisaEn. mercury. Only ten pills To h. taken
II is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who
!" pot want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female, SO.
:Samdyf,nnS Foot and Herb Jn'css-A positive and
permanent cp for Sy phi'is Scrofula TIGERS Sores
SpOts letters, &c Price 81. or six bottles for S5
sold by s. c. Ford. See advertisement. ms
srxRsarogEHK. CAN BE CUREp.-Dr Raud's Spe-
cite cures SptrmaFoyrhgo, Seminal WeokasSS. I'm
poieuty, Loss Of PGta.y- stc Sps"ity and II ctH1y.
wi!l convince the most skept;cal Of its merits
Price s box. Sold by s. Q. Ford, correr 18th
street and "a. avenue. Washington. SID Henry
Cook, AleYandria. 1a6-iy
EE-yous DEBILITY. S.MaAL TsAKsEss, etc,
(oP f. Ctr.d by one mo las really cared ninse +
anC huHd eds Of Others arc III tell you uothi =
but tie 1,IGh address, with stamp,
EDWARD II. TRAvFR
mar ADA W iy Lock Box. Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09
BOARDING..

DIkAsANT ROOMS WITH BOARD AT Asa
I It eet, bstwesn 81 and z.h SIS Be aces Civ b
ana required MAG 81
BOARDING. - Pleasant Rooms and f-st class
- Board 81 15G & street. between 18th ii 2ist.
Terms $50 psr month. including fire ann gas. for
gu II nen only. nh ST.
TWO MEMBERS DE- CONGRESS AND IHsTR
I wives can be accom- n dafet vito pleasant
Rooms and Board at ~ Aisasusi ave. mn 2sa
NJOTiUs-Isp and sitter Moad sy aexE, O GAU-
~ TI9K Will he prepared to receive regular Table
Boerders st 81 rer week. ia A-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09

D" GkEATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We now offe.i aS all OF our wint stosk st .
lea ct,g spr ~ gu ;ltss.
Blu. should look to their IL t,rest and give
lsn, 1. full Ire of s7aIN9 Gn0es st moderate
prices, such Dress Goocs sha-ls, spring oio.ks,
Try them, GEO JnHYo4N H. CO.
NH St. corner goth strse and Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09
DIED,

DIED,
On tie lib instant, JOHN MCLEOD in the Soth
year of b's age.
Tbr reis;ifrs md friends O. tse family a~e iuv;t
Cd TO stIspa BIS fEna. FED az az tn, aIh in
STINT. st ~ o'cieek IRON his late residsncs No
539 Z stf eef, bel. ssh fnd 5th. a.
Hsrch at oe.ohs p: e., after 8 pairfal i'll
p.ss .if two ertf. Ann ELIZABETH D0NaLp-
sGt wife CT Thomas Donaldson agel tsirty ID rae
yrsrs.
Ebou ID We mourn hen the so0f dep.rtP
Rh.o h s6ui OF tire zo1iy sway ahaii q =,
khcud VIZ isy the ioss tn heart:
There |, M uairiu here OF hearts
" icb fads d here AZ end :"
Her rem,ins wiu proceed from her austsud's re
hid.pce COZ Eleventh street n t~ en War; Land
as ct. sets 10 ct pomnick'- Chare3, where
her ia eral VIII bs preao.et 81 AZ "a fhISseay
halt Bun please OPP ]
In Gsorparcgp d O., nu tia 5 Instant. Mr.
WILLIAM PARsOaS, in the sigh IL -dfsa yssr OF
his eye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09
LOST AND FOUND.

T'AKEN Up EsTRAT--oa tho 7th inst : grey
ass Sls On ~
GATES: near the Navy Yari brio 60 :,h 9 az
kEWARD;.ssoIsa, l.ss nigh. fsom Ioa a2
i1 blind IN i;'ss'
ice L0sF.-A fral black and tan PUP. about4
to as1 Penn sysna nue. or 4aa street vii, %
Cox REWARD.- stolen from the st. Sic Of see
On M hf n 3 sss 7h soot
person, by returning said mule 70 the becrib.r.
s.sd. tmI hs- MS S Sif II ao sSais
S. btxek OF sos. snasy
in Inc .y.nus ears The Under win please leave tbs
st .s Pa .asaas the ss
GlO REWARD.stolsn from aga street. on
srst o. forehead Hsa eS vssn stolen. . ssials and
above reward win be given. and NO Questions
JOHN 6 GARDNER,
mig aadsT PEI asa
$50 sss. from the s,
sssss es. vsn na .sdn ID. as
the fore shoulder; ths other LIGHT bay about
:tars old Isssod. his b; on risst side Of nos. h,t
.sd vii Ss il to
on the canal road, above t's squ.iuct. mb s-4t'
2sr-A LITTLE sLur, Q. Penn avenue. ka1 ON 4
to it. The fnter will be suitably rewarded by
leaTinR II at II sdss' Hotel. l. tn and q. mn ss'
EtOUNE-Op the TIA instant. q POCKET BOOK.
p.rs ~sch n rs naf sa csn asvs b. pss
Etrts and pa?jns for this adgectissm snt Apo'y at
SEA sefeIth ct. ma S-!+
Coz KEWARD-stol on ss'uf day tns 5.h. 80
= sd RO7 sks; one DAY acrgs ann the 1teer
brown; hey both had oridle, a4d saddle on
F.as.I dsss can ET h. any soIn 1 Az Tl rigv
B9tsi Stables. II, uvrsy
1 large a. red BuLGoaK wi.r ws,ts ., t il bis
to-sfesd apd wide horns TIE owns- will come
forward, par Charges ano tax. Ss her a"s MAN
m,sa- on S IT Se I'd IN as snG ssss,
S"OLFN-On this morning. March 8th bstv en-
m e %tno ss : .b,. "a. ,a
ssss sst and az s,s T.isnd 0s 70 1s,
e. REWARD -sJay-d or stolen from the SAP
scr or psrssH. WIS win brns Der t. me give il
sso-s so. 80 that set he p rss.s the
nj s 2t. &c stre3t, between K AID s.s.
G. gEw.RD-Lo 10 cpn.inx from Aqasdu,:
Bridge thr S,c aiosfGstc-Tnh hy ~ ,,R e
c,>,s.niug pass to =. Co3ireii The above re.
vszs viii os psid on leaning it~sh J)HI CORE
l52 sr dgs s'iees neat Market. dso7sesorn d. o.
TAKEN Up ssTRAy-on the night of ths 9th
list, a BAY MARE. The owner is reqasasst
to a srss k.sy :. so g AID
wh7 So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09

DISTRICT SUPREME COURT, In 8dnc.-On
Saturday, Judge Olin delivered the opinion Of
the Court in thr case OF the u. s. aet e. W.. W.
ard W. T. Griffin, indicted for forcible entry
and detainer, overriding the plea OF the de-
tense, that the Criminal Court being organized
for the trial Of crimes and onenses. and for tha
imposition OF fnes and penalties, the case did
not properly come be fore II.
In the case of Purcell agt Coleman, the de-
cision OF Judge WyIie, which was noticed BY
US at the time, was affirmed.
An application for writ of Mandamus, by
Andrew Whitley, assignee OF iona Haynes, to
require the Commissioner OF Patents TO ex-
anime an application for a reissue of patent
for moving machines, was taken up. and the
application was argued by DIR. Breed, for the
petitioner, and J. l.. Hayes, Esq, for the Com
missioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09

We HAVE RtCEIyAD 8 copy OF the useful
Cen srss Iuuai Dur or, tor the present session,
YTsParsd hy thr posimasteT of thu House. and
sale b, Philip L Solomors. 333s PepnsyIva-
ana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09

0oLaaTB's HONEY Soar s.s-
This celebrated Toilet Soap. il sasA upiver' IL
reuand, is rEds from the choiosst materials
IL mild and emoil;ent in its nature. frasrsntiy
scented and extremely hsn-fcial Ia its aston upon
The skin. For sLle by all Druggists a7d s.l
GOODS Dealers. ja2SeoiY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09

PECCrKpINGs or THE PATENT OFFICE FAIR.
From J. ShiliiDgron, U0eoo Building, Wa have
Il cory II thF ms rsetIng proceedings al thu
<r'n,rc OF The Pa'snt office lair, Published
com pie,e 1T nea pamphlet form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09
LOCAL NEWS.
AnusEnxNrs TONIGHT

FoED's THBATER-Mr. J. S. Clarke will ap.
pe-r 20 night es bob Acres in Sheridan's
witty comedy, 1.-THE Rivals" and alter that as
"Toocles." Mr. Clarke is well sustained by
q fine cor edy company, and his rich humor
has therefore handsome setting. 1t should
be remembered that Ciarke's engagement Is
limited .E=f afs - r-s
Growers THKArRR.-nIr Edwin Booth
will TO. night apps ar in Shakespearian char
actsr, viz: Macbeth, - in the great play Of
that name. He Will he well sustained BY Mr.
Chas Bsrron, as :. Maeduf,n Mr.. ]. j. Prior
as "Malcoion," and Miss PlacIde as {, adv
Macbeth" and by Other members Of Mr. Gro
Yel's fine company 81 .er.r
CAETBRBURY.-Miss Dora Daw son and Miss
Annie BIoadwell, are both singing at this re-
fort, shd are inning many luurels. In con.
Junction with tt ese, the fine company employed
by Mr.. Lea appears nightly, and the large au.
dFncss are always delighted.
tAFiETIEs.-A fine bill OF song, dance and
Ethiopian eccentricity, will be performed to-
night, and Mr.. j. Thomas, LIMA Wipdsl, Mag
gle Friei, and many others will appear In q
appear In q splendid bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09

JBE FFET--Feauty of carriage IL mostly pen
der JudiciOus preservation Of the fe I, it is
L possible to move IL a graceful manner iithe
great pp0rt the whole frame he in ordered
condition, II nothing impedrs so n'u"h as Corns,
RHri"ns, rgrowisg Nails, or other disorders =
WIN IN the feet are lahlp To all Attic nd would
recommend early rail- at DR.. Whites off Ca No.
i24 PEN Ivan avenue, between Four aad a
half and Sixth streets. fe lott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09

TEUETEEs or PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The rsgu-
1dT nichthIy rneei Of the Is 3ard OF Trustees
Gf Public Scu els " 2 heit yesterday afternoon
al their roam il the City IL III, Mayor WalIach
Ill Ee ,is;Iu. ..4 ..-.. .. ......
Ir- " atsh presented a communication from
Cfizeus 81 ttti Fifth Ward asking the school
house at % npr OF 3 i and south streets for
lei gIOUS worship n" '..-
Dr. Davis opposed he granting OF the request
/ ON tie fact that books and seats were often
il FnTed WLea schools were granted for this
purpose. ...r..
Mr. Wight did not desire % urge the matter,
but lie thought lhsrs Were citizens sIgulas this
application who would see hat the property
y nor iniprrd
Dr. Davis was opposed to having The room
Used iOr any otter but school purposes.
The request was granted. 4.
Ur. Walsh also presented a communication
from W H. Langley, asking the board to va
Gaze the school room at the corner OF I'd street
e2st and PenDsylN ANA avenue. LId on The
liable
The Secretary presented a communication
rem :. gentlemen OF BiItimore, asking the ap-
yCintulent Ot ladies for posi- ioa o. teacher.
Also, comm uica'iou from Miss Kate Sample
tor position OF tee cher, bo'h OF which were re-
ter-td 20 committee on examination. p. ISL
The. reports OF teachers Ter ali the districts
we're presented COMP lete, and the following is
the ABSTRACT:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-09

ARRIVAL IN WASHINGTON OF LIEUT.. & EN-.
GRAFT The afternoon papers OF yesterday
having announced that Lieut. General Grant
would arrive in Washington in the $50 D. m
train, large crowd assembled q: the depot to
get glimpse at the "heIo OF many battles"
There was no public demonstrations bat at so,
when the shrill whistle of the engine al noun ced
the approach OF the train, big rush WAS made
for tne Tear eEd of the depot. ....
The General and his son, accompanied by
Gen. Rollins. Chief OF Staff and Colonel Com.
stock, Chief Assistant and Inspector General,
Occupied seats III a special car, prov iied by
VIM. Smiih, master OF trans portation OF the
Baltimore anu Ohio Railroad
as the party aligh ed from the car the crowd
gave thr-e hearty CHEERS for Gen Grant, which
the General acknowledged by bow wing cour.
feousiy. Upon the arrival OF the party in the
hall company OF the Invalid Corps on duty
there were draw up in line, under command
OF Lieut. Sewber, with arms presented. The
General passed through with head uncovered,
and W ca gaining the street they were ushered
into q hack and Griyeu rapidIy To Witards,
Hotel
The General reached Willards' witaou. be-
sHg retognIz. on The way, his features not
being tamiiiar 10 the public, but had hardly
ot seated At The fnueT tapls ere the fact of his
pEes''nce fecaIne known, waen the Hon. J. K
Mooihead arose and proposed three cheers for
the hero OF NIcksburg, which were Joined in
by the three or tour hundred people at The
table, who arose 10 their feet simultaneously
the ladies taking part by The waving Of hand
.
The guests OF the hotel pressed towards Gen
Grant but MI Chadwick steppsd forward
and announced that the General had travelled
some distance, and that hi, ssratioas'' were
before him, and time should he ailo we'd the
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