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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-28
DRoposALs FOR HEATING APPARArys


+ wAsHscroH, D. G., July g. ieoo.
proposals. WI be received the once OF the super
vising Architec, Treasury Departmen5 Washington d. Co.
until IL NJ Of August l6 1865 FOR all the improved Heating
Apparatus (hot water Goulds paten that may he
the public buildings In charge Of this De
partment prior 70 the lbth Of August, 1855
The required will be the hot water system or
tent and bidders required 70 furnish descriptions
plans Of their mode Of cpnstruetion.
The apparatus must 10 AL be furnished and put
complete within reasonable time from date OF order and
must be in perfect working condition when turned over to
the proper officers.
and the price 70 cover all paint
ing cutting Of constructing masonry the freight and
actual transportation Of mechanics " the services
of suitable cannot be procured IN the places where the
apparatus Is TO be put up will be paid for extra.
Payments exceeding 20 cenum Of the value Of work
done will be made during the progress Of the work
certificates Of authorized ocers 40 centnm viii be paid
during period OF the cold seson the balance Of 10 per
Will be retained for twelve months after the compile
work All repairs alterations becoming necessary
during this period OF twelve months and which
stoned imperfect working Of the apparatus must be made
the cost Of the contractor.
All bids be accompanied by the bond OF two respons
BILE PERSONS the OF $4,000 that the bidder will accept
Of the security to be certified 70 by the Collector Of Internal
Revenue Of the district
The Department the right any all the
bids II be deemed to the interest OF the
and bid will be considered that does not conform
the requirements Of this advertisement,
psratus'' and must be addressed 70
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"A titled 1.-THE Strangers Guide and Complete Hand Book
sRS%S 'se sowsy
full information, and illustrated with the most accurate
map OF the city and Central Park issucd Every
stranger should have Wholesale orders promptly At
tended 10. W y
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PROPOSALS..

CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ To Contrscors-Separato sealed proposals., each an
dorsed with the title of the work. the name Of bidder and
eleven O'Clock q Friday July e 1895 for the con-
Sewers in Eighty third street. between Third and Fourth
avenues; OAK street. between Oliver and James streets; sz
street. between nonsomey and Jaskson streets Orchard
street between Delaney and ksingtcn srees naalson
avens between 23d lz5th also for pavemeuts
side Of 0ramsrcy park street from
Second 70 Third ayennei Forty street from Ninth 70
nue. and West street. from Hammond 70 Hoboken and re
pavement streets intersectng herewith Spec
hcations for bids b obtaIped application
70 the contract clerk 81 this once
ROBT l.. DARRAdH,} Aqueduct
July Ia 1896 A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
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MEXICAN HOTEL-BROADWAY AND EIGHTH
"A street. New York-on tho European plan Rooms In
suits singly, at moderate rates. -.,....
DEvOS HOUSE, l08 BLHECKER STREET, NEAR
"A Broadway centre Of the city, Furnished Rooms
for families and gentlemen. Restaurant attached 70 the
hotel
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EoR sALE-!THE TWO HOUSES AND LOTS l2s AND
ment high stoop the other story Philadelphia brick
fronts lots with the silk dyeng establishment in the
and water likewise the Lot adjoining with three story
The two brick Houses four stories 422 and IA West Thirty
street. with three story and cellar brick Workshop In
likewise the fun Lot adoinng with brick stable on front
particulars apply 70 d. REDMOND ST. Ninth avenue,
or Mt "a West Thirty 9th street.
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A GROCERY FOR sALE-srTuATED ON THE CORNER
n Of Thirty and Tenth avenue; must he
dsposod Of ibis day for $500 ~ the owners leave The city
this wsek
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FIRST CLASS MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENr
IA Stock and Fixtures for sale by lady retiring from ou
This excellent opportunity for any person
wishing enter into business For further particulars ap
AGO
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INDIANS.

Pr,.otc dispatches from The wet state
IT,, \ battle occurred on Saturday l,sz.
nyarJu!es3'.. between purity of}6d,ans
arA 4 'r:arnu"nt or is. troops No
p:r,I.5.ls.-a.2 resolved. ba. VIC ,a.lma
10 the or"r.oo dsrt i, 5 not nso.r As tarzc
an a.I..r do r1nor makes il. No scc;oas
interruption Of Communication viii grow
out Off.
Since writing the above we condeDsc
the following fr.m the Omabn RcpuJb
can of last night:
the Indisns attacked the station at
.IuIcsburc. about So miles west Of here.
Capt O Nrjen with 40 men who were at
Post within two miles Of the station,
started immediately to the rescue, m
their approach they discovered g. or ID
Indians retreating from an attack on
mule train. Here Col. Summers took
command following the Indians six miles
killing seven.
The lRdianS were then reinforced by
several hundred and our forces were COM
PEELED to retire TO the Post, from whence,
By a'woll directed Ere Of thcll and CAMS.
ter the Indians were driven from the Sta
ton.
Our loss is Is killed and one wounded
The Indians lost 35 killed aud number
wounded, their commanding Chief is
known 70 have been killed. - :5
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nsvEs IL IOWA CoIoNELs

CAPT. A. A. ST.. rrs Of otfamTa. is Is
about publishing a. bocN uo4cr Inc III" e
Of Lives OF Iowa Coion>,' Ahe E '
will be out in the co&rse OF Two or 'I'sE
months, and from what We has j ear" '- %
Capt. Stewart snd knoae of the VOTE .,I b.
nov nearly completed, we do not hes ! a's
70 say that i should have place in tn.
library Of every Iowa family. The book
although bearing the titls Of" Lives o!
Iowa Ealouels, " viii Be complete his,
terry al the services Of all sha Iewa regi-
ments during the war, Disabling their
deeds of leEsy daring. their heroic cndu-
rance thrOagh long years OF strife, aud
on more than hundTed hattle-feids.--
And what hook viii that be /! How
nroud shaAld. every Iowaa FEEL to have
he deeds a. the dess and hrasest Of the
STATE recorded by such master band as
lsps. Stewart beings "a, tie work, and
lat hand II. she hand Of an Iowa spid
sisr. AeGgsprw Nrsps
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aRaaasa. ksAax,ElRrs.

TAo has heard of - rebel victory.
duNng tho year slS6LS Rebel defcats
and rebel Iaiiuees hsYe{beea .anmeroas
snA eontinaous, but where the vietoriss
and saceesses2 lee undertook 10 anuihi.
late Grant at Spottsylyania and failed,
He then Was sure 81 checking Grants
further progress and Of compelling the
abandonment Of the movement against
Richmond, hu; here again Lee failed
/ Early was t. Warch his uacoB4uerable
iegions down the Shenandoah AMI hurl
his forces against Maryland aad Penn
sy,ranja. bus he tou tailed; aud since
the ever memorable l9,h Of October has
scarcely been heard Of Hood VAS to
invade Tennessee, Wfest that State from
Federal grasp; and 'maTch to Kentucky
conqu"r.og and to cooqaer. Us hate as
the 18th Of December the Richmond
E.2m@,~r thus Irolrtod Hoods certain
sue, l>s.
The Iau@oJe,a:> kcoHral has estohijsl>
cd hinlsel, IA s,r.'.c totc2 an the pIeaeau;
and lteuuIHLcyunsgv Il Middle Tennessee
2a.ued ,Irtur~ shv; up tic iedcr,L
force IA Na.l,-.,. and We lu;e b>iotc
In Inc freed lhs evacuation both .
Nur;rraH.ro .1 ,.' t'.tA1L, - -. 1,.c''"
etot,u~Ny rr:a.,.Hc the -r,a:>rf par, CT
o0o Hoofo Iera'c Suite, which cust The
cacmY 50 mash hla2I. AMI 'rcaa1se tr
oycryG1~--,"t, ~ c-Iiaer-tvo yeAH> r
anl p:.rtu. himself oa cine hr:Nc OF
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. K. Masfsr - nssasssssws ssHsa s
aaae % aesasaiag d fmss go.
ayla this Ieepassaeas sas q q Is - Z
ssAs fosraisinE Muss Asa $50 it IL ssswss|sS.s Z
he assasamsst b Lana eal Essssr. 80
lissssssa pspaps y tAe nssn.
H passnpsFt 3 he gsazral rzaasx,,s. :.
the rssaaaai, ~ taiss ssasas 49, asss 81 =.
eseat nam.aef u LaITssAa = $500 8
tEoeps raised, and IS Al isis paams -, -
Mastering sad psshasssss cssasE ak aaa rga.s;s
States bag ss heaehssaEf~gsss 8
XII An rsssuitsag gsiSsks eli ~ ssas -
IN p4Essa sr ~ iesasE - Teissts slsl. Va. =.
Isl [. g. F&Taly. .ssPeEiasssssps II go
Service. ttsis Pass osss address. sad -. s
l0eal rsaaerroui orsrtassr eva sign4iass.
XIII No sosPaey win be eens5asrasa ssr..t
sed uRts she rails oftaii 6 apssT ara assssssss
to tAts DePasfnsnB'.
XIV. CaEaRaissssBs Eali saiE b. issaias i 8
cas veil kaovn 10 thas DsBartHsas SAD = -
yell RECOMMENDED,
~ CIDER o. lbs Coamapds- il Chasf,
n. g BAEER
Aagatsns Gsperal sfFsp.
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~ Is AHuN q Wis., btAtA i@s%s " e%t~s1
uaoal- gritA full kuewiedge and consent
spf The Presideat, and is eldahed With
authority requisite 10 open fiagotiattcus
with jeff Dayia, witlaa REV % restore
asaes, aud tho rebel authesisis viii. be
assured of this when be shows his
credentials. ~
His instructions are embraced ia three
propositions.
Fjrst, Amnesty to al pa matter what
they mag have been siice tho, Sar
ocglu.
~,-s.Sseead, Coatitution as it is and the
Union rs 1t was South to return to
Union with all the rights aud privileges
which it held before any Of the statoa
seeded. IL.
Third, Total abolition of Slavery.
Frou this poins the President will not
retract one iota. de does not insist upon
Immediate ob0litioa, but he does insist
that measures be taken to segara the
extinction Of ,ayery within unreasonable
cngth Of. titac,
1t is stated, On whatseems Eaod auth0Fi
ty. that JEFF Davis is strongly inclined to
peace measures. and Wiling to accept
more lber i terms than i: WAS a h9.
supposed he would
Lincoln on the other hand j. dis2o7ai
10 be Us Ienient as possible, but insj~t~
that the urat public action on the p,rs "i
the south must be To lay down her arms
onl acknowledge the supremacy Of
the Union There i no desire to humt.
late the south 1t is to bow to the UnIoo.
1at to the north.
IS IN instance Of the temper Of the
administration to peace, it is stated that
Gen. Butler VAS removed not sojcy for
hfs incompotcncy and misdcmeanors, bat
AI,o m cy.deutc that eur Gov is disposed
to treat Will The south IN liberal terms, and
is willing 10 remove any obstacles that
may stand>in the WY # a perfect under
standing with that section.
reported that Ez GoS, Rives, and Elk
Gov Orr ar now OH their way to Wash
in-t"n on peace m ss<'a.
New York Jaa 18Th -Her1ld's Sben>
ntndo-h valley correspondent says ruutor>
that rebels have moved down TO Stra> bnr.
hut though not OF sufficient strength 10
annoy Sheridan
Tine Washington special learns that
the rebel pence commission consists ct
vice Trest Stephens, JUICE White Of
t,a.. Nes<rs Boyce and Orr Of S C.,
Lccch and Ci}mcre of y. c., Rjves. Of
Va. and Smith and Singleton Of Miss.
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l,rE T7AxIxER nr FEgslns rIskEHs u rHs II
rtRTWESF At HRsHEsGTBE. 8. c.
H5+ u.- resigned ID ras5tiar tt. Isf. gszka
c.r.-..-A TGEAEHAL CLAIN OFFICE 4 a
o., 70 pGers hiss seTvjeca 70 tsssge hagnE 80
.uet the Cow FHHsrnt faT A
PENSION. BOUNTY. BACK PAT. Pgr2y ssss
~, BOUNTY LAND. HOSES Los sa
ARMY, Edo, EtG
4 crs:ur- .tas4 d acsFlE EiaF ynaEs wss
rartn,an; has n ale hial ta-rsau tt1iy -
the LAWS. EE8 CLA TIuNs.
QrlREMEST$ aaa KILLINGS sss n Il
Yarsagis pa s}ie nf5erS tkas calling ham Ia ss
cufe an kinds oF CLAIMS With greasax -
snd suce~ea. auA 1T less exFseusz II ra
ld5s csa o heE atteTu -. Ne rAaEezs - 81 q
hare hg1a s1iuBedr and sheD gHig taa
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TIE EEroRr,-OA the Committee in
charge OF the donations to soldiers fam
ilies is again deferred, by order Of the
Committee. Further rsPorts Of donations
from = e country arc being received.
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An exch.ase says: An eclipse, no
sta ed in the almanac, il total eclipse of
the Sou,h.ra Contcderacy durjng the sun.
mcr. visible here. and IN Eranee and
4.aeIand
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HowE & sPoosEs Haze determined
10 close out tIeir stock d anesnzsare and
are new offering i At prices.tAaseannot faii
10 uuit purch2sss <l.
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ga. Another new thing uudsr the sun,
The Treasurer ots Pottawattamie is re-
deepSing County Rasracts ~ cash -
The GrsssccuErenes Of tho Kind in the
history oftha COanty.
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LATEST BIT TrLTGRlPH
REir.plagr Ekae.IrsIvsLv 20 Ths NasrARE II

LhINl DI IELEUnNH
RTr0ergp RxcLUsIvsLY ras gesEF1R KIL
- So
New Yesk Jan. llth.-Isondon5 Times
sayss If the L, ~ Govt i 50 Ill advised rs
to scad its troepg to the Canadian border
Hery serious misunderstanding botweeu
the two countries may be the conse-
qutnee
Daily News says She order of Cen Din
Win. DO dishpprosed, Of By the Washington
authorities,
ssysth Plea whietrroufd atone warrant
such j cuurct would be the reiusal-S. TIC
Canadiln authorities to administer justice
preserve the rights of Doutrak, suCA how
ever has happily no foundation, Il.
Star condemns the hasty actin of Gen,
Dix and the uucaIietlioT n ,tnrion passed
in congress in reference to Canada. as
tending 70 ,spp1icatc the position already
scrlou,ly embarrassing.
Post thinks. the prompJitudc Of the
Canadian Govt. in us order 10 rc-arrest
lHt r1i1cr> was Substantial testimony TO
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may ~ er2 HI2t - tL3 hA n VIZ 9~tT9 HI Vt
the esn in ssabaess rsgasrsta AL cpB3s9i's
which fsH - ort,agss wsata a Fslstsatis tine
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ia vita eom3lsts roFspsatAt osg rsis stisas before
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accepting "h'5 sue 7''tc' asn "'t8eS" tas @Ss'
nj Is AMI - Ia s2oi HSai'h an Tree 'F'm q
P1ySLs" is.@'.-. - By a. n.s". - P's''1
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1aa' inc state .'s- ~. 10y them f"s =
paw ''e "'' 'E III the ia's .. e2..5s@ea' nj '"'
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n AZ sls,.:.~as~. ,..ia-. tr.asp9rtsti,n.
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~r o'e "saer e'ase. 30, iva: fr'=I.n a..r'-c ia
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Be- IN a"'"o't "@ re'~lf> tasre'}er cn'i..ei ~
re>-'--"+ r. e.''>r :r OH At - to 5ment*l
VIA sail be 7e;rej i alter a1s35'l insPeet"n for
4'',s'.. disability cRi-.-ns p, tie tsao Of enlist.
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- D. BLeoEEa, Attorney st Las. tsAa = !.
Insurance. Agent. attends ta Ehs aslas1f5az u -
.rnmeas claims, haaatv, back pav SD -
Peusisnsf bays ansl seIRs lan Il, aaa Psg : -
az-rrsideats "a ali parts Of Issa and Ssssss|
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= MAJ, WElL L Co, Cbatbtets, UpFE g
Hay, have tie largest apI bss: stsck II RssHE
male Clothing sBd Gentisaatp's g 3. a3zEags-sfl
~ Western Iows, AMI pzy TIC rhssi 50
7ra,r. in Cash. for Al kjn8s q III '~- as7 Frs
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REFERENCES.

Iiop. J. II. BarTetl, comm issFonss u -
Hon. T. sells. Thizd AHattsF lea s z
h1T. FbRz9h AadakeT; Aaiar @l3sa- s. - u
e. :. Senators Wartaa and tsrsmes. It fsHA
4, {. Filler, A4f'r GeEAs " Tffss Ices
Hers. gov- eff Nebfzskai sn3 CaRgfeezas q ].
B'iIsna. Hiram Prsoa. Il q. fsrinnsEt 9 H.
sou, and A. Il. IFabsard, VI Lawa-
[oslrs at 40. % Lazslbs Esrvaas app. i
heHse Chicago, IL. ?. 0. be- 2475.
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IT n. DOUGHERTT,
recesssoa 70 =, = s'sEEn&
DRUoaTsT = CHEaai
Loser BroaAaay,
COUNCIL Bluffs,
Uaa or band ard viii ea.ssantly keep $500
sarssnsaE sf 49,.
DRras,
MEDICINES
CHEMICALS.
PAINTS,
eTLs sud
DIR 81
roEs'hsr vita al 'ss tssaias
PATENT afEDTCT
% the ley. e..
" 4 ~ x r E NO ITO
And sta43sssyy.
Prescriptions vsrafalif esssapgasssssa a = E E
Il ~ 4sw ~ Rht
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L<TABfEITLE%E
Il II. TAIROTr

C,OFENNMENF CLAIM AgEsgY
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araTE ar .IklyA.
ApFrrAa3 @ ExsAAtssS nFTfEE,
! T1araspsFt. an J, lsss
/ g,satsrs Ne. /

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Censrai u.'dsrs Ne,
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. rs slzsat u Istaasrr. a RiiI b s1ia bE shs
f.llswiar aistassa fe4asa1 " = oss sFza1ass
Fly sals fFasa Gfsas w .siai ss,s} 59psa Jas.
s. cal
Te Angr GEx BAxea:
, Tear kosc4slei affha g his bssl rssairs.E-
Aata9ftyst. 'riisg %.Talty caa4ss Ia grtatgt,
bat yoa ar autaorired By tas Secretary sf War
tfF4r4s ags al 5g ' Slistss iuEla4ry s.aaer
the esa af ,hs 2tat ii. fos ) s.9p9 ,usn, po.iod
Of scstiss vii b. tsr l. 81 ) yaAss, 81 Essf4st'
may eIe@t 49,. e<. e.. .. s.r -
Tas said ret a,I: nty: 30 sa4ItassI iat' sor-
vIseby F,1vasrr ysl nsrt, Ia osIst tha tAsg
may b. ets tat - tls 4arta af'tls Sra N isr
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not 20 to work for . living like other folks
without great personal Inconvenience; several
Members want to 60 back and pay bountieS to
soldiers who enlisted without any in the early
stages Of the War-another, to the spectators
who have bought up their claims for song;
higher pensions for invalid and crippled soldiers
are likewise called for; an allotment OF bounty
lands to Soldiers and Sailors is required, though
every one who chooses may claim und settle
almost any quarter-section of tho Public
Lands on payment OF Slo; rivers
are run into the House for improve
ment; the Treasury Clerks want higher pay;
the White House needs refurnishing; the late
Presidents family is to be provided for; and
altogether, the bills already before Congress
would, if passed, add One Hundred Millions per
annum to the already fearful weight OF our pub
Lie burdens; while no bill calculated to reduce
them by farthing has, We believe, been SUBJ
mitted. Yes, we concur in the demand Of a
long recess; and (since the pay is the same
whether they sit or rise) VIC trust the session
will be made as short as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16
HOLD, THERE

Congress is about to take long recess. We
are glad of it, In fact, we judge that, could its
meeting at all have been postponed for year
or so, tho country would have been the gamer.
If it would take right hold and help cut down
the Expenditures and increase the Income OF
the Government, and then initiate vigorous
measures looking to q speedy resumption Of
Specie Payments, its converting would DO a
subject of congratulatiOn; but it seems very
unlikely to do anything Of the sort. On tho
contrary, we are threatened on one side with
bill looking to a sweeping repeal or reduction Of
taxes, while on the other schemes involving
new and formidable outlay are piled upon each
other with fearful rapidly.
Mr.. Blaine moves an assumption of State,
County and City or Township Indebtedness in.
CURED in raising soldiers for the Union armies
a scheme which, if adopted, must add at least
Five Hundred Millions to our National Debt.
Even Gen. Schenck can't bear that the officers
Of the Veteran Reserve Corps should be remorse-
lessly mustered out Of service, since they
have become so used TO drawing high
pay for doing nothing that they can
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16

The trial Of Commodore Craven for not at
lacking the Stonewal with the Niagara and
Sacramento at Corunna, has had curious
termination. The Court-Of which Vice-Ad-
miral Farragut was President end which in
cluded three Rear dmirals, Commodore Win.
slow, and Capt. Melancthon Smith - adj
judged him guilty, Sin degree, ofthe charges
and sentenced him to DO suspended from
duty on leave-pay for two years. The Secretary
of the Navy sent back this finding to the Court
for revision, whereupon they found him guilty,
and Rewarded the same punishment. Mr..
Welles reviews the findings at considerable
length as inconsistent with the facts, contradic-
tory, and unaccountable and winds up by
setting all the proceedings aside and releasing
Commodore Craven from arrest. On the ques-
ton of the actual culpabiliy Of the accused, the
Secretary says it is impossible from the action
of the Court to arrive at anopinion.