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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
The hacltzrr Divorce Case.
l'LCULIAE PHASE OP ISHARMOSIOUs DoaEsIicfT'
ADULTERY, JEALOUSY AND IN6ANiTY.
SUPREME COIN1-CHAsBEHs-Sov lJ-Beorc Jusli.e
IN6RAHAM

ISGRAHAs.
Gabjcls sIelzcr agt. Alexander saeltzoT
In this case, which was heretofore reported, and
IN which motion open the div asked pc
rendered opinion denying the motion. The Count
opinion rcoss tc facts that the complainant afsrd adn
terry Ia july 1864, and - by the plaintiff.
Thst III, reference, proof OF c adultery given by
two witnesses and this evidence tho divorce ganed ~
September, 1854 that the plaintiff alleges tue
setting aside the divorce Tint the proceeding
whout intent procure the divorce but under The advice
attorney, that IL netessay Tor the benefit Of the
deeDdsn being and be conradicted aud that
ss says that understood between her attorney and
hcfclf that this the only purpoae intended and her
further allegation to the property received b. the defendant
on bor account
The opinion also reviews the defendants denying
any such undersidng aud alleging the gn 10 her subsc
10 the divorce Of cofan lot In Hohokrn and other
property IN settlement Of her claims and tho Other sfda
and statements made IN opposition 20 a. motion and among
the Te TO the statement II ber attorney in that procc dug
that Mr. Suezers insanity only spoken of by her and
Lndcus for the purpose Of having the defendant put Ia the
Insane Aylu that he could not trouble her alter the
divorce obtained.
The Court then says;
The qnsnols between them preyiously the subsequent
arrangements 10 the pI0pfcy Of the divorce, the convey
OF lots To her by the defendant and The division o Tue
furniture. all Inconsistent with the statement that s. had
tnoY0dge al the divorce un after she employed another
counsel 10 examine into tho p,oceedngs
There h doabt of har hayisg received conveyance Of
he ois she admit, having sold of HEM Of Tie
division II tho furniture. tie inventory Of what fbe
have is produc'd signed 10y her The provision made for he's
voluntarily after the judgment Of divorce granted and II
the defendants .tcnens are true" app"s to have been
bhfTaly made.
yte n'ut ofmr .Iamrtton ofto. shansh ,bsi The
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
TRIMMED DERBYS AND TrRBANs
TRIMMED DERbYS AND TURBANS

Of French and Domestic manufacture including on tie ~
shapes. y~s designs and materials Tor Ladies M,sscs i.
Infants In all siIcs. ct all prices. II every color
FROM - To $,5. T,
We invite parents and guardians exapine thss- oI
will positively IS per beside the bother a1dI
fatigue OF shopping. Ladies hviug distance s,nd -
their order by mad for any srice la line. al
closed FOR the price with the lie of frame
AtAd and such particulars 20 or .yie. A.. nas
.nah" us 20 understand your ard rr1ui.nsl
VIII insure YOU vi bin sreasonsor spse- oi tmr.
HANDSOME bOsNEr or JOCKEY.
As much cre snd ad gment will he used the selection 0c
IN" goods Hs though the parties the pol: No,
guarantee complete satisfaction, and feel that
favored with your ordrr viii command yp.l fuuy-
PATRONAGE. r.O fs3 viii purch' stylish Ronnet :,
Us or $50 elegant Jockey. Where number ol
ordered by party reduction IN the price ran VIII
be- made. Goods expressed al parts the
bic OF delivery.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-GrxEa,L Trnx-Noy
ll.-Bciorc Dsrs r. j., BnAor anl CAaDozo. j. J.


Florence McAuiio agt. The Eighth-ayc. Rail.
road Go Motion for tria denied Opinion by paly j.
Ashsal H. iieuck ag Alfred Catey.Judsi sincn rsyeT,rd
Opinion Ivy Dali, D.
Charles Schneider ast. The Irving BanS.-Iudsment al
hTned. Opinion by Cafdolo, J.
Wells ct. loN-urlrf appealed from affirmed with 10
costs. Opinion by Brady. j.
Aubcry {. Wilson AT. Michael IIalpin - Augment 10
vsrscd. Opinion by Daily, J.
Pumeiepn agt Duc.Ord.r affirmed with 10 costs Opp.
lon iy bmdy. J.
Hyde pgt. trsry nl.-ordef affirmed with 10 costs
Opinion by Brady. j.
Jaues et al. ast Corrisan, Same ast. Mccarthy ct al
ordcn aPpeal'd from nhrmed with ~ cost. each ap
peal to abide eyei,i. Opinion by BTady. !.
Jones ap'. iianmatL-Judsinent siifmcd Opinion by
Endy. J. -
KcnDe agt Tell McMuupy-Judsrneht rmed Opluion
by BRADY J.
Samuel H. Terry as' r. Benton Taylor.-Ordcr appealed
nom f'yeuod, without costs Oplnion by tArdoxo, 7 -
barbu,t ssL H.yHolds.onl, ifmed with 10 costs 10
nbide event Opinion ny brady J.
Ford s,' Desn-Jud n-Dt affirmed. Opinion Ly Bra.iy
Howell u. Hatch AZ bernard W. Appeal Dismissed
Opinion ~ DAILY, J,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

BULLS HEAD, Monday, Nov. l3.-lhere are
8 200 head OF buocks on sale to-day. and about 2oO
have sod daring the week. yet the brokers sue
cecded this morning in establishing an advance OF q
lc 1, (which held until after ~ O'Clock, upon pretty
lively state ~ trlde. AcI that II grew dull and the
appearances we're against the droyers. The market
xore the apIearcnce o having hard chose particularly
for NE Inferior soris witch we're IN fu supply and ~
were fair medium grades slch as good average droycs
offnois steers which sell at ljGlfc y b. There are
several good sdroyes selling OF i.Glec., and "a Few
ois 81 extra have sold tigher-.n one caso lyd
euc a. n on the other hand there are
some rough s Of steers dry and old oxen at lOa
l3. c. B0yers think the advance more than We
have f,atrd because first prices have been asked for
more Of the stock and good last week.
The supply 10 ,hc Wholesale market az Albany was
large but the stock appears 10 have been largely scat
tered ainoug farmers aud that - what has enabled the
brokers 10 uame an advance; IT y not owing to any
read scarcity the supply Of Western cattle nor IN the
local .nppy n fnd nearly 800 up-country cattle In
marke, today. anu a grcs, many more from the
interior of this State. The weather to-day Is
mild and very pleasant for out door operations
The supply 81 sheep am j.; about 1900 AT Brown
ings tls morning 700 OF which were Kept over sun
dav The usTkc, on Thursday took quite Jump. good
sheep selling At &C. y 10. bat IL dropped onSaturay and
to-day the best sale 900 head fine wool fat. nverag
ing ai N. at ste n. Fsii average droycs 81 common
sheep s'i At - re-. and lambs pa l0c. There were
81 Of hogs in the market this morning generally
fair average No quality. selling nj lJal3ic ~. "a
few at lic., and market active. There ARE no mean
lots Oh sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
.,,,u.v .vopK nA1Y TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER LIZ. 1o


u Grove sst. acknowledgement anrmed op'nioh D'
SPECIAL TEnn-Nov. l1-Before Judse CARDolo
THE RIGHTs or MINISTER'S AND TRUSTEES of
CHURCHES.
Abraham Beks a the German Reformed Protestant pu'cn
Church.
A procecd;no was commenced in the name of the
dss,ndans 10 evct the plaintiff the minister Of the church
o The snd tho ministry of The church, before
udoe Russell before the Judge had rendered hs decision
the plaintiff, procured injunction, restraining tno 'uhe'
Tho case comss np AZ present motion 20 Dissolve me
inrnctiou The defend ins take tho ronnd that ,hs
between the landlords the trustees Of the church anu
he tenant the minister and that in this Gaze no 'c''
whatever will be issued ,,t r
Th. pinT on the othce hand, that under The Jaw
the trustees hav. power 20 remove tue minister, may P
being confined solely to the congregation acting 'osei 49, %
tst IN, plaintiff being only minister but also one oil t
original rorpora,ors and contributors to the chac was nor
In be po.,n of tenant the landlord but OF coena 10
other co tenants and therefore. tho writ OF injunction W"
proper remedy. -, -. -...,-,in, 4, 4. dc
c'sion. =, c,...
Mr r. Y. Cutter for plaintiff, Mr. Young !or deehda'''
DECISION.
Champion ast. Whitney --Case settled'
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SUPERIOR COURr-TnnL TEns-Nov l3-Before Ju
Ia. MoscRIKE
FALSE IMPRISONMENT SUIT
Marrmrl llenii1 ~ flcsiel " EIrlie

Iaritr~i Hrni2 sgt fIesi.l ". Ekrkiels
The plaintiff. a midwife, sues tho dcfendant a
plwnbroA. for ~ 60 Tor causing her arrest, aud 20 destroy.
ing her business She that he induo ed her come m his
house pretending that be had hoard .oicr.
and had t-r, procured her soat and IN the
Staiion-llou
tn dendan, ssys that She hd procured nom him hv per
sonaiing tld party hedquit pawnad with him. and ha,
he was rislt ~ aucsting her.
The ,ou chl fcd that the plaintiff guilty A. charged
by the defendant the latter must have verdict.
Ihe jury rcndc red verdict ol plaintiff 6r ia cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
Champion ss, Whitney. Case settled.
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-Nov B.-Be'or'
Judge RrssgI- 49,. -.

An abbreyiation of the business Of this Court
yesterday a. follow: - ,...d .,
Jane. Cason found guilty Of grand larceny 'en'enecn 20
State Pnson for two years Daniel Clara Tor same ohene
two year. aud mouths John McNsme" indicted if es
saut with intent k pleaded sGy 20 assant with dan
ous weapon with n'crt to comm 1t bod -rni State r!o
two years Carl Mills pleaded g1ay o. o,'"mpf 20 commit
grand larceny; Prison two years auf N not.s oso'
Dupont for ,aie ofense state rnson two year. mann
.eph Williams ,aue. scntenco rrsrfsci. Edward hciy;
same sentence reserved WIN Poster found guilty o grand
larceny Ia stealing, qusany Of cohns state rn'oh tn'
v.,rs ottfied Lu atd, charged with pgnGg property
placed IN BIZ charge. found pot g'y Georse Le'sNe,
nnd yuv .rand larceny Prison two years 1ri *
month"; John l.. Nyrr- and John Wight, charged WIN
.telnx watr chain clothing aud money nom ter oonr5
ing house found sy of petty nccnyi sentence reserved
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
SABBATH scnooL CONFERENCE OF FRrsyps.

SABBATH SCHOOL CONFERENCE or FRIENDS.
The Society Of Friends ORTHODOX hold General
Sabbath School Conicrcnsc In this city. commencing
neat Thursday at o'clock p. NJ. Ia their meeting.
house. Twentieth -. near Thrdaye There will also
be- session ht II p m. ana the Convention vii
tnae its meetings during the week. Being General
Conrrcnc. for the whole country Canada Included t
Is expected that the proceedings will be of interest
ing character. and open 10 al engaged in Sabbath
Schools.
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Ronrd Of Counrilmen.
REMOvAL OF TnR yIyTH.AyR. RAuRoAD RAILS

REMOVAL OF THE SINTH-AyH. RAILROAD RAILS
INVITATION TO RECEIVE A MARCHING sA-
Lutte PROM TnB POLICE FORCE.
The Board met nc = o'clock p. IN. yesterday,
the President. James Hayes esq. In the chair.
The Committee on Railroads presented repor, IN
favor removing the rails of the Ninth ave Railroad
Co.. lying IN Washington and Greenwichs's. Laid
over.
A communication was received from the Police Com
mssionefs rendering au invitation To tho Board 10 70.
ccSc q marching salute from the Police Department
on the occasion Of It's annual parade Thursday next
Accepted. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
RAID on USPoRruyArR woMgv-On Sun

day night Capt. Mills OF N Eighth Precinct, sen, ou
section of men, In plain clothes. with orders 10 arrest
all ~ the abandoned women throughout the precinct
whom they might nnd IN tho act VI salGtiDg men 10
accompany them home. No less than 5J secured.
Yesterday they were taken before Justice Dodge.
Some wcro fined and others sent to Blackwelgs Island
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

ARMY NURSE AND SOLDIERS RELIEF AssocIA'
uos.-At a meeting Of the Executive Board OF thi'
Society held Nov. 1865 II resolved that the re-
,gnaiion Of Sinclair Tousey President OF this Asso'
cintisn bs areeptod."
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
COURT CALESDARs-TnIs DAY

NUTEkME IOUET-ULNEKt1s IEHH Ts'IuT'I, ~ u
motion. only Sos 226 gdlD ,ull 10 l52 SPECIAL IyRs-
Nos 2lg lsi ?l3 2 a6 10 22 H. 80 30 70 10 ,iR
crrr-No. 25G 1880 242a 2if. 2J6 ll13 28i yiS !Jii
!lsi 1876 2lis ?18l 21l0. 2loo. 1877 ~" 'ooa IfI w
URooKIyy CRY COrgT-Nov II-Nos. 20,
o. N a. % &c a. - 80 81 3 33 81 l6. &. 2 TO- H.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
No. 1876 sIXrEAvE. (uesr Tenth.r.

7. S-Just received from auction large quantity ,afos
caron.) OF Colo.d Velvet GIBBONS, Including al wrts.I
color aud shades which offer Is per below ,bert
value. Also. lill line Of Bsk Velvet RIBBONS at im-
porsI's prices. Dfessmaker' would do ~ell TO cal .
NJ. L. HIGGINS 4
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14

The CBOLERA.-The cholera patients on
board The steamship Atalanis at latest accounts were
doing well. DR. Walser reports i've csses Of dIarrhes
which ere E0i nj ~ j,ngcronA
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HICCINS's SIXTH AVENUE
L MAMMOTH MILLINERY EsTABLisiiMkN
coNTINUArloN oF OUR GREAr sALK OF
TRIMMED BoNNETS a, $40. si2 and fl3
TRIMMED BOSSETS q -i0, $l1 and sls

During La, week the dsmrnd frf these honnets
the .s. being ih.y lsa a. pst
cheaper than the goods De bought og Bro~c
rXiIa hand. have been employed and these viii Sr
hours orisr another assortment u he-
o~ priced Bonusis and Monday morning next and rycs
day d1riug the week. viii ethisi' usual o..
INTENSIVE VARIETY or TRIMMED BoSSETS, I
ranging price from - 70 SIS These consist baeSy
and Coiord Velvet Bounr,s irycry price and description
uncut Velvet. silk and Satin Bonnrt., Black Grape al
Nonirg Bonnes Evening. Drrss and Bridal Bonnet Irss,
c.lus and Carriage Bounr;s. We invite eilfrns snis
tins puulic gsurraiiy 10 Witt
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLlSHMENf Z
etsmnr stock and prices and If 80
they do admit that hri class ard ~ eas3
ID per l. b. bought or Bosdwtyt
th-n statement. false and our busness fiilrs
bOSNE1S FOR SO. SOLD On BROADWAY At slY
BOSNETS FOR sl1. SOLD on BROADWAY At $7
BOSNf rs FOR -iS SOLD on BROADWAY AT 80
BONNETS FOR S8. SOLD on BROADWAY AT -.
BONNFTs FOR -2p. SOLD on BROADWAY AT ? .
BoNNE1S FOR rs. SOLD on BROADWAY Al ~NS
Country Merchants Mliucrs ard Deale. sbo IN wand
n Bonn-is Millinery GooJs Of any description cih-I ~
~hole.a- r-s should no, fail TO visit esAo i.hmens
be0I- msk a. trir -lcc ions. guarantee oi ~
least = per cent D. sides the great advantage OF htvn.
THE LARGEST STOCK ~ THE CITY
choose !Fonl Sou;hern order. so.lcge9 and asAsa
~ith great care and promptude.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
CITY Ws.

GEy. GRANT IN Towy.-Gen. Grant, family
and .ta were expected to arrive in this city st late
hour last evening H. has secured apartments A. tho
Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
IAlxrrii.rrnrniI

CHILDRESs BoOTs AND SHOES. .-tASTRELL
hls department Of ~. business the furnishing ~ aIcs Of
e, Tor the young which il special convenience
lsr'ut- which should commend hts csabishme No 8i1
Broadyyay their particular attention. IAsrRELLs prices
moderate and bic fabrics The best manufactured
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-14
STRANGERs GTInr

Take the from the A,tp House or Canal te, tie.
conductor to l- you fcuths The pgopetors
poye. o any the hotels vii direct country folks
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESrABLlSHMESr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

can it be that those were 90 recently slaves
Thank heaven, they can be slaves no more
They are Tree now and will be while they live
Happy parcnts Happy children And yet,
,here 10 one drawback upon their bliss The
elder sons, William and John, are still far away
ono perhaps near Petersburg and the other IT
Alabama. But freedom must be theirs if they
live, and they too we fOndly hope will ere long
Join the happy family circle.
have spoken more particularly OF this lam
ly, because of the fact that Mr.. Davis has been
North, and will be remembered with interest BY
many who may read this article and because
of bis expressed wish that his many friends o;
the North might be informed how God is help.
ing him and what happy man he is.
But multudes of similar cases are occurring
Almost every hour we hear Of new arrivals, Or
Of dear ones heard from and expected soon ; OF
that certain persons are about to 20 to Rich
mond, or clsewhere, in search Of those as dear
to them, almost, as their own lives. But alas
some will inquire only to learn that dear one'
are no more.
One word in conclusion. Many, very many
Of these coming IN, come destitute OF oil things
and to the houses OF friends almost as destitute
as themselves. The more new comeTs there are
the more do we feel the need Of having on hauC
a good supply OF clothing, bedding, TO-, t.
meet their necessities. At present our store
are exhausted, viii not our friends in W..
who are al'J the friends Of these poor ones jus
emerging from Slavery, furnish as with new
supplies Of such things os they know are in
dsTensible to their comfort. with the leas
possible delay Let them send it at once, b,
express, erpressage prepaid, directly to US q
Fortress Monroe, Va, trusting His promis
who has sail /" He that hath pity on the pool
lendeth to the Lord, and that which he gave Il
lie pay him again.
We ask again, send at once. Do not long
delay. Our wants are imi erlous and immedi
ate. BY and by it may DO too late.
Ibe Lord oveth tho cheerful giver.
Yours truly, JAMES z. SroNr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25
A Soldiers Lettering. 90.
SIXTH CORPS llosPIrAL,

NlIl lO4NIi Va, APEll SLh, 1000.
EDITOR FSENAS,:- The glorious news OF the
past week is known oil over the North, and
thousands Of hearts long burdened with hope
deferred, (which mlketh he heart sick both
there and here, now leap aoes for hoy. The
nation rejoice', though there are individuals
who are calledlto mourn for the fallen for the
victory was.not purchased without blood and
life. Three.long arduous aud bloody campaigns
have before been made by the hard fighting,
but luckless army.oi the Potomac, with Rich
mond ior ils object but up ull now, that city
remained mpregnabe, and moeked at our efforts
This fourth campaign, kss bloody than any Of
the Others, commenced but.a few days ago, and
now Richmond Is ours. In a few days more,
with the capture OF Lees army, which every
one now believes to beias sure as human events
can be, this campaign will be virtually ended
We can then shake hands with our Western
comrades without feeling reproached, as il our
i'll luck had left the burden Of the work for them
to do. We shall have shown them, that we can
do something besides retreat, fight and die we
we shall have shown them that We can win vic
tories as we'll
Richmond was evacuated last Sunday. At
three o'clock on that day, the old Sixth Corps
had made Lees strong line Of no use to him
charging through rebel tort, after Tort, and xii.
ling rebel soldiers with rebel artillery, in ter
rbly unoerem )nious manner. At three O'Clock
on that day Mr. jefferson Davis unhappy man. }
was obliged to read a telegram from Gen. Lee
hts cbiel hore aud reliance, announcing that
Richmond after four years OF wa,far, to hold,
could be held no longer, and that he must loale
his throne to ay for safety Tor thoiankees were
coming in to possess the city. At that same
hour, in every Northern city, the telegraph car.
ried the news Of our successes, and its probable
result, The same joy was felt here, aud a. the
same time, and think We rejoiced Ms much ~
anybody. At the close Of The afternoon service
at the Chapel OF the Christian Commission. Gen
Patrick himself read the latest dispatches bt
had received from Gen. Grant There Was nj
cheering when he read them, nor any outwar,
demonstrations oi any KIND but tho ieelnI
was deep and intense. You could almost hav
heard pin drop when Gen. Patrick sleppe
upon the platform beside the pulpit to speak 70
n moment. The General wears long whit
beard, and his looks and bearing as well as hi
stern voice, are particularly impressive, All th
soldiers watched him eagerly, and not wor
was lost. We knew that u terrible battle wa
then rasng, and every one was everishly stl
ious to know hor terrible, and what was th
result. The camp and hospital were full OF tar
taliliug rumors, too absurd to believe, and mt
I daring 10 believe them we Iorbore to belie'
anything Gen. Patrick did not know tbs
= Richmond and Petersburg were ours, or tbs
. they would become ours 80 soon but he kne
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

pHnipESr JoHSsoSs Vikw. or RsBkLLios.-
The committee on the conduct Of the war re-
Gently waited upon President johnson. They
say he referred in an appropriate mannsr to the
recentsad event, and TO the responsibilities which
had lesolyed upon him. llc spoke very decid'
IN upon the state OF the country, declaring tbst
treason il crime that should DO punished, not
pardoued This is 10 accordance with the pub
Inc assertion made BY President Johnson lew
days ago. Treason said he, :" is the highest
ctime known in the catalogue Of crimes, and
for him that s guilty OF rs, for him tina, is
willing to life his mpous hand against the
authority OF tho nation, | would say death is
too cosy punishment. My notion Is thai
treason must 10 made odous, that traitors must
be punished and impoverished, their social
l,ower broken. They must bo made TO feel the
penalty OF their crime. You, my friends, have
traitors In your very midst, AMI treason needs
rebuke ard punishment, here Us well Us else
where Is is not tho men In the field who arc
the greatest traitors IL Is the men who have
encouraged them to imperil their lives while
they themselye, have remained at home expend-
ing their m,aus AMI excrIing oil their power 10
oyetthros the g,v9ran mt heac1 say th is /:
fae hilier 10 intelligent, indaenlial traitors,
but TO the honest boy, 10 the deluded man, who
has been dec.lvei uto tho tebel ranks, | would
extend lesiency, would say. Return to your
allegiance, renew your sappOst to the govern
Iaont, aud become a good eisiz,n. Ba. the
leaders would hang"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-25

A WONDERFUL TlBLs AND WoRK-Box.-
A German, named Peter Glass, in the town
Of Scott, county Of Shsboygen, has been ea-
gagged for the past nine mouths in making 90
oetagonsl centre table for the President, and >
work box Tor the Presidents wife. Tho centre
table consists Of 20OQ0 pieces OF wood, mostly
Of black walnut and white holly. Nothing ca.
be more wonderful than the workmanship OF
this table. 1t has required skill and care
that are absolutely marvellous. 1t 10 beautiful
ly colored, being stained in the wood. Besides
various devices in the form OF aoS, rs, birds, etc.,
i, Is ornamensed with medallion portraits OF
Lincoln, J.hnson, Grant and Butler. These
portrait, are remarkably good, and, consider
ing that they are made OF colored wood. the
skill and beauty Of the general eaec. are As lie
like as il on canvas.