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The Latest News
By Telegraph TO the y. y. sun.
OUR AFFLICTION ! !

The Presidents Last Hours,
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inauguration of Andrew Johnson.
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STERN JUSTICE 70 Be MsTsD OUT,
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sOLEMN DEArH-BED SCENES.
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obsequies Fixed for Thursday.
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HIS DECLARED POLICY
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No Intercourse with Leading Traitsrs
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The extra Sr,E hss the folloving Deyeo ppmen n's'
haNc lc"n male within re pat twenty -four h,rr4
rhoTnr coucusvelv the g, stsnce Of deen laid plo;
o tt pNt ot agang OF Coarptatorp, including me l-
herr oi tue order OF the KNIGHTS OF tho Golden Circle
20 liu utt tt"s don't Lincoln and his ali net. We
lnN' ica 90 10 'tC fhat secretary ScNnri receive
"a several months since inti4uaiion FROM iutute
.hHt %Aiet iug aver, de p rAts character vac to
tan.rirr 81 We hiur and ); - noru than prohn.
ole mat the innaton bNl reference To tho pot o
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IMPORTANT WAR NEWS.

Capture OF Mobile.
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1f painful ard severe wounds. principally up,n bis
ttce. Nj = ". scvafd was beaten over the head
rith heavy vespon IN the hand. of tho o.i.on Who
attacked ~. fatnr- and Il cricvou'lv hsr; Ili.
broher .. A.o sounded by the DAGGER q tho s,-as-
sin. a. uas Mr. Hansell, messenger of The depart
menL who -w with the Secretary, and the male
nurse "a attendance
wntus uvNrrA Acting Secretary Of STATE.
Grh" above dispatch vas ,cns OF BY the Portland
,tcafuC. a. three 7. " on Saturday.
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INAUCrRArION OF NIR. JOHNSON.

pdsi r0'9n. April iG.-Ic,eriay morning. A.
tofney General sp-'d waited u,pn Ron. Andtes
johnson, ice-rroadcni Of the United s,a,e.,
and ofsislly informed him Of the sudden and uuc1
pccsed deccsse of President Lincoln aud stated ths,
sn early hour might be appointed for the insr -ra-
iion Of bis succc'sor. Tho following 10 copy OF the
r, forred 20.
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
Police Intelligence

BoLD RoppxRY or AN Er ALDERMAN, ,--la.o last
Tuesday night exAlderman Morgan l. Harris and Mr.
John sheehan At public house, Of Seccud
avenue and Twenty ninth street, when Mr. Harris in-
v'ted number Of persons present to drink Among
those invited was Que Peter Valentine Aeg leaving tho
place Mr. Harris and Mr. Sheehan wero IN tho OF
tering carriage az the door, when Valentine insisted on
riding also; but he was refused admitiance TO
the coach. Valentine then made assault
on Mr. Harris, aud succeeded In r1ing his
pockets of 5000, with which be escaped The Alder
man made known his loss TO officers Harris and Yer
nyea, OF the Eighteenth precinct and yesterday they
prisoner the officers found $40 bill, which Alderman
Harris identified OF the bills stolen from him The
prisoner also fully identified the assaant and rob
ber Justice Lcdwith committed tho accused for trial
without bail
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
The Rebel Raiders In Canada.

MUSfFbNfi jan v FuUu
The decision OF the Court In the Of the raiders
has not yet been given, but u 10 expected that u viii be
In day or two
discharged the points raised II So they promise 10
submit TO trial on the merits OF the
An extensive organization OF the Fenian Brotherhood
has Just been discovered. eio.
There was meeting OF the City Council last night TO
take into consideration the Of Iaohc the Chief Of
Police and especially his action IN restoring the money
taken from The 8, Adams banks The RAIDERS There
much excitement and angry discussion between tho
french and English members in regard 10 the subject
resolution finally passed censunns tho Chief and
accepting HE resignation.
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NwKDxxsnAv, Jan. x--sP NJ
The stock market moderately active at the nrss
board. and speculation advanced prices The closing
sales showed improvement upon those q yesterdays
second board In Erie ~, New York Central III Read
ing II. Michigan Central s'&. Michigan, Southern y,
Cieveiand and Pitsburs ~, Chicago and Northwestern
a, Fort Wayne "a Ohio and Mississippi ssriihcaies ~
Rock Island declined x, Quicksilver !, Mariposa Hua
sop River steady Government securities we're drm
Coupon I'VE swcnes OF the issue sold at los$ ~
ten fortics i02 x. one year certificates o.
Al the open board, At O'Clock the market was
lower and the second regular hoard u was st further
depressed The closing sales showed decline in Erie OF
az. New York cenisal Y. Hudson River " Reading
i@, Rock Island x. Fort Wayne r. Governments Sc
curiilcs firm. Coupon Gve-twenties issue,
sold a. 1887 X sten,forliea Slo2 a Nj Sizes 1881,
Il01S ss @ss.a#N F h0AANA 4StA1@S~ -ea5
Speculation in gold vas active. and the market was
bucyam during tho morning, but in the afternoon fell
The New York herald., 1865-01-05

anS q ny churc have heard nothing against his oAas
eoesr - truthful man.
N HrxxKIAH j.. N0KROs swoRE.
Hexekiah j. nonroe-I have been acquainted with Mr.
Henry d. etover for q long time; have mover heard
ANYTHING against bis moral charActer
oEoR0R N. wAL0EovE SWORN.
George w. waisrove sworn-Am 10 the clothing bus
ne@; was born M New York; haye knopn Mr. Slower
city some four or Ave years; do mot kno wwhas 10
his reputation smens people; hayeneves nees eut Q.
piessrre that nsveg hsd yish him 80 on sprss
With youlo ~ nerrepdl that Mr. etoser sas nothing
NJ MAD VA \ Tss eutSd thss a. witness made
sovsts clothes De ought 70 know ha habits aughterf
Witness said he only knew the habits thai passed
through his hands.
Some other witnesses called, but ell testified .
the fact that Stovers chsracter vas gooA .gs.
Counsel horo had asqui6t conferences with tne uoun
when II WAS decided TO bring the evidence In the 70
close 20 that the sGmmng up may begin this morning.
Adjourned TIL ton o'clock on this day.
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The money market contssues moderately active q
seven ser cai but there Is no anticipation OF
increasing strngcncy II Consequence Of the withdrawal
Of the tensorty loan on the 7th instant The dealers
In government securities show no desfs = encourage
subscriptions it. and the prospect In favor Of very
IstIc Of this particular stock being taken A. We
predicted Saturday The Treasury onsr e receive ave
per cent notes payment Of subscriptions ten foftes
has not considered sufficient inducemsnt for the
large holders OF the notes 70 part with them although
is possible that smaller holders may avail
thensclycs OF the privilege on or before Eaturday
Meanwhile the policy Of thu dealers in The street is to
keen tho market 70 . vernmcnts quiet The most ~
yorabe sbscripti y.cc 70 ths ten-forties Is lo2 and
they are ceiling the open market n lo2 This, Of
COURSE nakce active subscription 70 the loan impos.
sibie. = f.... Is 4,
TIE Treasury receipts ror December are reported to
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The subscriptions 70 the $40 loan through the
First National BANK t,-day, we're t26o.0o0
The steamship Costa Plea from Aspnwali brings
81 $50 In gold from California This is the larges,
shipment from San Francisco that which arrived
the 9th of March, 1868.
The National Fire Insurance Company Of this city has
declared lie thirty second dividend or eight per cent tho
lEtna Insurance Company a dividend Of Owe per cent
che Harmony Fire and Marine, Eve per cent; the
Howard Insurance. per cent the Long Island Insu
rance eight per cent, the Commerce Fire Insurance. i've
per cent the Brooklyn Fire, ten per cent The Market
Savings Bank win pay, January 10, lie usual interest
dividend The Irving Savings Institution viii pay ts
interest the 10th OF January The Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western Company will pay January 20 .
dividend OF nve per cent The Teue Haute and Rich
mood Railroad Company viii pay on the 9th OF January
a semi annual dividend OF ave per cent and extra
dividend OF I've per cent FREQ OF tax. Tho Gould and
Curry Company will pay dividend Of SO per foot IN
gold The Lchsh Valley Railroad Company announces
quarterly dividend Of az per cent payable on tho 18th
susl The Baltimore Bank OF Commerce has declared
half yearly dividend OF three per cent 10 gold, free
oi tar
The value or the foreign exports from the por Of Bst
more last week was slse,i7s
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TIE Treasury receipts for December are reported to
have been se7s4is, including saossos Of fractional


First class commercial paper limited In supply and
the ordinary discount rate remains NJ 10 per cen.
The foreign exchange market is qaot Al i09M 109E
for baDkcTs sterling at sixty days and HOY llosS a
three days. Merchants bills offered at los loSN
The steamer Costa Rica, from Aspnwali, brought
81 as in specie Of which $500 900 consigned &c
the Sae Treasurer In this city The steamer Lafayette.
for Haye today took out sS2 900 and the Africa from
Bostons six hundred sovercigus ts Er (
The Cor ptrccr or New York. in his report to the Le
gislaurc csnaes tho receipts OF the State exclusive OF
the revenue canals for the year ending Septenl
30 1865 al So 70s 4 and the ordinary expenses he
thinks with the deficiencies 10 1854, will foot up
$9Sl47ll which, if the estimates should prove correct
will balance in the Treasury this year of $3.50 ll3
The Ccnptroller also tells that the revenue nom the
canals the past amounted 10 "a $40 65 while the
expenses only slo2s ACC leaving So 3l7 $50 10 he
applied towards the discharge OF the debt, which
amounts to $2i ITO The proceeds Of the canals
during the season 1864 tT72235 less than in 1853
But taxing earnings during last year as basis Tor
future calculations il will be that the entire debt
can be cancelled years, after which tie revenue
from that source could be applied 10 the ordinary expenses
Of the State government But there danger of politicians
becoaing 6igey over the prospect which gives such
cheering hope 70 payers and " the future may be
judged the past shall expect 10 zee come pon,ess
and uncaed for improvement hatched up In the Legs
stre pushed through by the lobby for the benefit Of
an army Of hungry and shoddy politicians
We hope however Il may not be So The canal debt is
due IN ths years indicated In the following table,
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
Arrival Of the Stcanashlp
EF G1s Costa ERica. ,aJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ACTION Of TAe AMERICAN CONGRESS-.
news FROM CENTRAL AMERICA
AFFAIRS I'm PANAMA,
~ xs., aHa As., Agss1 &s.@

y NNIF3 Ut = -
The steamship Costa RicA, Captain Tnk'cpsnsn, p
rived Il this port yesterday from Aspnwa on tho 2oh
ult ~ her we have late and interesting from tho
Pacific which will bc found In the Of
pondents Il Lima and Panama.
Purser Bailey has thanks for the prompt devesy
OF correspondence and late papers
The following s the specie itss o. the COSTA hlca:-
Order 4fSO45 Uhlfeldcr h Cohn.. $50, 500
Duncan Sherman & Dewitt Kittlc Il Co. IL, ,00o
Co .s "a 284 A. Belmont Co.. 40, $50
Strauss Bros Co 70O 600 Wells Fargo Co. 02o
Schoie, Bros Z. . 5000 Lees Waller 4 Co.. l15, 90
ID Cohn Co.. $500 J. A. Stuart, Assist.
J. H Coghil & CO.. 5000 Treas. U. s.. oOce $50
j. B. Newton Co.. 10000 .--.
TOt0L
And 81, ITO from Aspinwali to order
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CoYfEE-The market rather frmer to-day but
quiet, In consequence Of the advance In gold.
Liverpool, per steamer 100 tons ogwood a. i2s Id
E0 S srsss Sss at ae 50 oas
seed and 275 boxes cheese 22e Cd TO Glasgow per
steamer lso tons logwoOd q. i4s and 1000 bushels
al 20S To Antwerp 900 bhls petroleum at 6s 3d. and
TO Hamburg, 100 cases tobacco at 22s Cd ~
HoPs--The demsnd still continues active, especially
for the primo grades which very scarce and With
small stock and light recefts the market was rs.her
armsr though psoss were without decided change @ Tne
ing. Sses for csport light The transactions embraced
70 day some 400 bass, At s0c Soc for new and Csc
MoLAssxs was rasher moro active and arm hut without
decided change In valds ses Of 371 hhds Porto Rico
and IS hhds Cuba muscovado at SOC. h,iil.lfl -
quiet vi.h sales q 8 Sb 4 % 10. Is rof French
and s.Esss g, TSs t.. fs s. was
ducsd and transportation being prosecuted under much
difficulties, holders manifest great Grpness. and are
would MOI ssIi except Al eStroms Prices wsh q course
restricted busness Tho sales were 500 b6is crude at
dS e. :, Ss in 70. u:
spslon; 2ooo do, FREQ, 81 s4e ss,sc aqo0 la'l.
A-Lpssed was Armer .owssds the Close. 81 90 be
but irm dthsr kinds dun, but very prm rim =
TAIxow was arinsr ana more active, With sales Of
sosS ss sss Ss. IN. . .rk.. w, wa. quit.
active and shade nrmer with saea or 500 bbls Wes-
torn at - ~ ~ 24 but held q Is At the close
PRoyyssoNa 2 2o6 bbls pork, IT'S packages
beef, $50 do cut meats, and 62l do lard. The pork
maket opened sctivc at rather Or rates. hut closed
dull and dscdcdly iowcr the sales the spot
oO0o bLis ct s42 s43 c2k for 1861 mess cash and
mess, sss 70 SsS rs for PRIME ana s4o $40 50 for
prime mess ; Also, for futurc delivery, $500 bbls
1854 mess for March, seller option aud buyers option,
at 50 $46, and 4,5o0 bblst 1e63 mess, for
January, same options, a. s4s so s44 50 Beef was
steady with fair demand sales OF 300 bbs at so a
$2s for plain and $21 5oa s24 SO FOR extra do
Beef hams were scady with sales OF l50 bhs al about
s26 vs. Cut meats we're without decided change In
value, bu, 1rm. with sales of 500 packages nj
17hc 1sIsc for shoulders, and i9c 2ic for
hams Bacon sides were rather more active and
nrmev, with sales or $50 boxes, al 2fTc for
Cumberland cat, 23kc 24c for short and clear and
2Xc for long clear Dressed hogs Grmer al 6kc
17(c for western, and 17hc for city The lard mar
ket Gmer owing 70 The advance IN gold Sales ZOO
bbls and tierees 20hc 25Ac also $50 terccs, de
verable January 10 to February is, sellers option, a
26kc Butter was 10 increased demand, and hrmer nj
SOC 4sc Tor Western and 48c 60c for State Cheese
firm and active NJ l6c 24c for common TO prime
SUGAR The demand still continued active 20 day. and
under the rise Ia gold advance OF fully &c per ID
was established The sales embraced l07 bids al 6c
a 21c for Cuba muscovado, and Eye a23c for Porto
Rico Also SO boxes Cuba al 22c 23hc Fair 10 good
refining may be quoted at 1sEo. 1sD<c. Refined was
Nc per lb nrmor and morcactive at 27c a21Nc for
soft white, 2sc 26kc for soft yellow, and 2sc Tor
The New York herald., 1865-01-05

The wheat market was moro active and prices adj
vanced &c a4c, in sympathy with gold. Sales OF
IS 900 bushels SIS for winter red Western 81 90 for
fair do aud So 80 for Milwaukee club. Rye was rather
active the sales reaching $500 bushels at 81 70
and the market Hrmcr with salcs OF Ia 500 bushels 6
So O5 81 06 for Canada West, Malt was dull but ru.
The corn market steady, but quiet, with sales Of
10 900 bushc at 81 90 for mixed Western, aoat 81 SO
for old ard new Southern yellow mixed and So Is for
choice white Southsrn. Oats were 1rm, but quiet at
81 Oan : 81 on ftT Western and 81 for Canadian.
CorTo The market for this article was tribe Grmer,
opening very strong ir sympathy with gold, hut closing
quiet owing to the reaction Of the precious metal Sales
The New York herald., 1865-01-05

terestcd In contracts would have been true; was
true In the present tense the time that was stated
To- Mr Fieid-Thc cash book OF the factory saved
from the fire. the diary brought to me afer the nre
by poor Irish woman, who would not or uld not give
any explanations TO how II came into her possession
from which inferred that OF the rioters had brought
II away and perhaps conscience stricken had resolved
$4,000 - : 8, ~ wv. - M.
which had been sent Washington for certified copy
OF the proceedings OF court martial now n tho hands Of
Navy Department the matter had boon referred 70
the Attorney General who had decided that y Was proper
20 give the record TO the court II was confidently
peoted that II would arrive TO morrow lhls dayt
ROBERT G. HUrCHIsos REcALLED.
Mr. Robert C. Huichings was recalled Ia rebuttaL He
was examined by Mr.. Pierepont was present when
Mr Fields before the Supervisors In reference TO the
claim &c Farley he said be wanted some gun %su es *
= cross-sssmncd by Mr. F,eld.-rhis was At the
10 vote on the question OF the claims against the
city; can't recoliect anything more than that he
sccollcc, sa @ nrS anything ~ that Mr. BIun. said 10
reply be said something about the claim being correct
did not hear Mr. Fields IN cour, hers say that hs ava 1o
had been postponed that these words we're rsed
EXAMINATION or ANDREW BLAxyLv.
Andrew Blakeiy, and examIued-l belong to the
Union party present have been for thirty years con-
nec,cd with politics; have been republican, am so
stiIl O DO you know that any assessment was ever
made on the Custom House for any mayoraty election
IObiectlon taken by Mr Field II they had any cvi.
dence Of this kind they should have Introduced before
Objection sustained
.y GEORGE W. ouIsTARp EXAMINED.
George W. QuDtard sworn, was next essmincd and
testified thus ~ have resided In New York some twenty
Ave years am the proprietor Of the Morgan Iron Works
build steam engines, marine engines, and all kinds OF
steam machinery II know Henry ID. Sovcr; have known
him some seven eight years he was connected with
machine business something like mine; he was aso SUI
pcrintondeDt OF tool factory; know him personally,
and never heard nyihins against his characer have
met Sover frequently and associate an do business
With men with whom be has done business and asso-
ciaes; bis reputation among them sgood would De.
eve him under oath have not heard anything against
bis character 80.
Cross examined by Mr. Field--f have heard bis
character for truth discussed know him most as a
business man; with his morality have nothing 10 do,
and cannot form any judgment about H.
AARON II. BIRMINGHAM EXAMINED.
Mr. Aaron III Birmingham sworn :-I am the minister
Of the South Baptist church In street, have
known Mr. Stover spce 1885, FIRST knew him as q
fellow boarder; he has held pew In my church for o
year two; hs cnracter and reputation am0Ek the peo
pic is good | would believe him under oath,
Cross.exersned by NJ Fled-He u constant attend
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

4.s'H WEDNESDAY,, Jan. a-8 NJ =
AsHxs Receipts, II bbls The market was inactslv
and prices wholly nominal ,.sss, ri
BRsADsruyFs. Receipts s.642 bbls -four. 2s2 bbls
and g. ll2 bags corn meal 800 bushels wheat 522 do
corn $3.50 do oats and ESQ do malt The lour lnsrkst
under continued light arrivals and the advance IN gold,
fully 10c. higher, with increased demand Sales
10 600 bbls gAte and Western 600 Southern and 500
Canada In rye Hour and corn meal sales Of moment
ranspired but the market firm at previous quota
The New York herald., 1865-01-05
.s2l. 2AI.77o

Tho highest cash prices OF The railroad and niscel
lanecus the first session Of the Board OF Brokers
to-day compare with the quotations on Wednesday Il
Ia, u.aak as f,vows flf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16
Ncw York Money Market.

-" TURK. IlIItll1tT =.
" AT street exhibits mere buovsnt r.elin.-
To-day aad there lls byen a Sigh: ueral mt
irngular aat auce ia gold stocks
commercial paper j. freely oii ring AM mss
- 81 - .l8f- 80 i-
ihe s'oek market i irm. with aut nii.h A.
uNiA. "oferisinsiit, ar rather better. Raj
road shares opened duIl, ana closed with an
improt efnent Il l ga pr cent There i but
little legitimate business. and The a.ti,it, -
hicefiy fo~teTed By speculative cnque-
stocks heavy; New York central. g5r..
Hudson l,ss. Z * L. 81. Oai0.S Mississippi
certificates. =; Missouri a. .6ts: ~ coupons.
l03tf $40 coupons of 1872. loss-. tlo. l~b4.
lVh.. lO-i9 coupons, yast: ~ coupons. q.
Erie. 80; DO. preferred. =: Northw estern, 25l !:
southern, -; Illinois Central. I3i, CleNc-
i.ad = Plttsburg. s2s.: Rock Island. lO5j-:
Mlehlgan Central. ll6; Reading llSas: Fort
WaVne. 100
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI Deceml

CINCINNATI, December Is.
Flour l. held with more firmness on the mart
of the holders but there i no improvement i'm
the demand; sales Of superine Al - 50G7 ~
extra = '59J %. and family and fancy 80 -
9lO 30.
Wheat l. active and prices higher; old red
81 81: new Il -.
Corn is in better demand, aud prices have
advanced TO i9c for new.
Oats are active and prices nominal AT iac
in elevate
Rye dull and prices nominal; sales at pc
for prime.
Hogs dull. aud prices have declined fully 25c
closing At SlO 25GylO - net. The weathea j.
unfavorable for killing. The receipts foot up
only 63 head.
Provisions unsettled and prices IRREGULAR.
and L. a great extent nominal.
Mess pork j. lower. having been offered AZ
So - with BUYERS.
Green mests sold at Gls. III. and lll<e for
shoulders sides and hams.
Bulk meats declined 10 l2@l2lkc for sh0ul-
dcrs. is.Gl3i.c for ribbed sides. and lie for
clear.
Nothing done in bacon.
Lard j. offered quite freely at ll1<c for prime
city
Cotton firm and prices advanced 10 45e for
middling.
Groceries very dull
small sales Of whisky at p q
Gold l4ii..
Weather clear: thermometer Is.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-16

Now. we can hardly think ibaf a man Of the
Doctors intelligence, having siX years cxpe-
rience in the city schools. l. excusable for be-
ing ignorant 81 the f0rgoing facts: YET we
should be sorry % know that one occupying
the Chair Of our Board Of Education hal At
tempted o. impose upon the credulity Of the
pubic.
In the same remarks, the Doctor spoke OF
the thirty schools q the city why did h. Say
4" thirty schools" when we have but niney
This j. the first instance. in my. opinion.
where an intelligent gentleman ever spoke Of
the different department. of q graded school
different schools. II there were any stran-
gers present accustomed 20 the "eraded sys-
tenn as carried on In our large cities. they must
have concluded that we We're indeed making a
- big thing of education here in Indian
apolis
Now in all candor, ask what citizen Of In
dianapolis can examine the above comparison
without deep modification,
What has our school Board done within the
past four years 10 provide room and iustruc-
tion for the children 0f this cityy How many
more are accommodated today than were four
years agoy How Ilany children have they
turned away for wait Of room.
see by report Of the schools for the month
Of November. tsat the total number in
school j. 2.021. Where I, the slight balance
Of IL ,i30, and how are they getting their edu-
cation. But the report just alluded To j. def
cicnt in one item il does not give the number
VINO nave applied Tor admission and nave been
refused for want of room. Let that item b,
forthcoming.
If there i any substantial reason why this
the most prosperous city in the state, should
be 80 far in the rear Of all other IN educational
matters. we, in common with all friends 10 the
cause, would like to know that reason, and sci
about It's removal.
To Use a military phrase. we are out Of sup
porting distance in ease of an engagement al
the front.
Why is this;
Respectfully, j. B. FoILETr.