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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27
GOLD AND .UNCUBRENT MONEY BOUGHT
AND SOLD.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF COMPTROihka oF TuE tuHsANCfif
WAsHNGrON, May 81. 1900,
UTHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence present
w sd 70 the undersigned. ,t has been made 20
appear that the First National Bank OF Rich
mond In the City Of Richmond in the county Of
HenricO and state ct Virginia, has tCcl d-ly or
ganized under ard according % tie requirements
Of the Act Of Congress entitled An Actt 20 pro
vide q National Currency, secured by a pledge
OF United States bonds, aud 90 provide Tor the
circulation and fejemTt on thereof approved
June s 1864, and has cOmpi ed Uitl all the pso-
visions OF said Act required % be complied with
before commencing Tie business OF Banking IN
der said Act
Now therefore L, Fresuan Clarke, CJmptr0l-
ler Of the Currency do leuly certify that tie
First National Bank O. Richmond IN the City
Of Richmond, In the county OF Heurir3 a1d state
Of Virginia, "a authorized 90 commence the husi-
ness Of Banking under the Act sioDsail.
TN TESTIMONY WHsBsUF witness nay hand and
seal OF Office this third day OF May lSo5.
m. 81 FEEEHAG CLARKE,
C0mp-rolies Of the Currency.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27
JNTRER. LIME AND NAILS

T UMBER, LIME AND NAILS
IL 80 bbls Of No. Baltimore Lime,
100 kegs Nails,
$4,000 feet White Pine Ceilings,
$4,000 do do do FlOorings,
% 600 do Yellow do do
Partitions, Sidngs aud Dressed Lumber of the
SHATTUCK 4 CO.,
at Messrs Green l. Aliens Lumber Yard,
ie2I-lm corner 7th and Grace streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27
OHAMPION BRICK MACHINE.

~ The proprletors Of this recent patent for the
manufacture Of Bricks are prepared TO dispose OF
Machines and rights to use the same. This Ma
chine is simple Of construction; does not readily
get out Of repair has immense power makes the
brick square and solid can be worked with a sin'
gle horse; causes little delay for removing stones
will make from twenty five to thirty-fve thou.
sand bricks per day. Circulars, with full partic
ulars, forwarded on application to BRADFORD &
RENICK, II Broadway, New York. jys-lm'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27

DEVENJTE STAMPS full assort.
III ment. Discount allowed on sums of fifty
dollars and upwards.
VIM. B. ISAACS & CO., -
Bankers, corner Main and 14th streets
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27

State-rOOms ana meals extra.
No charge for Staterooms on the James river
boats.
Carriages win convey passengers from the
steamers in Baltimore to the depot FREE OF
CHARGE.
The boats make close connections and go
through without delay, touching at JAMES.
TOWN and WILSON'S LANDING, going and re-
turning.
state-Rooms can be secured through to Baltl.
more.
Baggage checked through to Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and New York.
Freights received for all the above points on
James river and Baltimore.
HASKINS d BRIDGFoRD,
Agents at Rockets Richmond Va.
A. ". SHAW,
Superintendent Baltimore.
c. W, PoULsoN, General Passenger Agent.
L. W, FREEMAN, Passenger Agent, Richmond.
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T E A S
CASH.
CHEAP FOR CASH :

Gunpowder, Imperial, &C,
oolong, Japan and Brsskfasi, nne quality
JAMES CASSIDY,
jsl.-sodsm+ las Front street, New York,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27
COAL MERCHANTS.

CLOVER HILL COAL.
THE undersigned is prepared to furnish fami-
i lies and Others with the above coal.
OfiCe az l. II. Wakes store, No. Is West Main
street D. S. WOODBRIDGE,
ie7-3m Treasr Clover Hill R. r. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27
ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

OFFICE RICHMOND & PETERSBURG r. r. Co.,l
RICHMOND, July D, 1865.
A LIMITED quantity of freight will be trans
"A ported over this road by Passenger Trains.
Some one must be in readiness to receive ship
ments in all cases, as freight will be delivered on
its arrival at the stations and the Company will
not be responsible when it is not claimed on arTl
val. Freight TO be prepaid.
E. II. GILL,
jy6-2w General Sup't,
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CooKING AND HEATING BY GAS.
Cheaper than Coal or Wood.

The Eagle Gas Cooking Stoves
and Ranges will boil, broil, roast, bake, toast,
stew and heat irous
The Eagle Gas stoves and Ranges
found to be the most simple complete and perfect
arrangement for heating and cooking, in every
respect, ever invented, and 10 do the work with
less trouble In less time and at ess expense than
any COAL or WOOD STOVE.
Their wonderful neatness, convenience and
economy can be seen at glance.
We also manufacture Coal Oil stoves,
for cooking and heating.
Send for descriptive Catalogues. =
EAGLE GAS STOVE MANUFACTURING CO.,
ie27-eodln No. 474 Broadway n Y.
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These steamers leave HAsKINS & BRIDG.
FORD'S WHARVES (nearly opposite the stora OF
COL r. o. Hsskins) EVERY MORNING at six
o'clock, connecting at Fortress Monroe with the
elegantly fitted up boats
GEoRGELEARY Capt. BLAKESfAE
JAS. I. BRADY Capt. LANDS
Arriving at Baltimore in time the next morning
for the Eastern and Western trains.
The patronage Of the public is asked for this
line for the reason that it depends upon the pas
senger travel for its support, il is the only line
runniug to and from FORT MONROE and NOR
FOLK not receiving some hundreds of dollars per
day from Government for the transportation Of
soldiers, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27

AGENTs
BARNEY & BROOKE,
DOunans Building, Governor Street, with K. II.
Maury 4 Co.
CHAs. G. BARNEY.
BoBr. T. BROOKE late Secretary OF the Rirh-
moud Fire Association. my SO-u
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CONGRESS HALL,

u CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
viii be opened for the reception Of Guests, on
THURSDAY, JUNE lst, 1866. Visitors to this
unrivalled sea Bathing resort will find Congress-
Hall strictly rstclass in all the details so essen
tial to the comfort and convenience Of ts guests.
The Cottages connected with the Hotel will be
reserved exclusively for families desiring the
quiet and comforts Of home. Mark Hsssler's fine
Brass and String Band engaged for the season.
For Ro 1ms, &C., address,
]. F. CAKE, Proprietor,
je l6-eo1m Cape Island, N. J.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-27

THIS BANK will receive DEPOSITS, and give
prompt attention 10 the accounts Of business men
and Arms.
Furnish Exchange and make collections on all
the principal cities In the United states aud Eu-
rope.
Advances made on Foreign Bills Of Exchange
Gold, Virginia and North Carolina Coupon Bonds
and all ;, curities having a marketable value IN
Northern cities
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BANKS. BROKERS, &c.
U. s. DEPOSITORY AND INANCIAL AGENT
OF THE GOVERNMENT.

A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF NOTES KEPT on
HAND.
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EOR LIvERPoOL.- The frst.class
Il British bark LACKENBAR daily ex. -
pected TO arrive at City Point, where she go
VIII be loaded without delay. For freight Apply 10
jy26-4t CHARLES PALMER
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NJ e w LIN q SESl-
UNITED STATES MAIL THROUGH LINE.
STEAMERS FOR
CITY POINT,
FORTRESS MONROE,
NORFOLK AND

BALTIMORE,
Connecting with the railroad at Baltimore Phil
adhlphla and New York; ALSO the Petersburg and
City Point Railroad, going and returning
THE ELEGANT, NEW, FIRST-CLASS
SIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS
CITY POINT Capt TALBoT
DICTATOR Capt DEERWG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

pogHancy to the regret which feel in common vie sH
cOuntrymen.
have been surprised and panied TO learE thst finer
this event some persons, TO whom my unWavering dy
sty must be well knowR. have yet sought Iiaee az
unjust construction up,n the fact that reo Eanada
played at my Theatre in Baltimore. That Band e2Un
10 me in Baltimore accredited prisoners who had
taken the oath of allegiance and had peorne ed 81 tb
War Department. and at Growers Theatre, In WGshiEt
ton Befo receiving them conferred with the miis ~
hortes and engaged the Band With tn r knoWIe4ss
and full concurrence. They Inst noted TO Piay and
did play the National airs and played no Southern air -
tune which could be strufd as expressive o. snEdrS
sentiments or sympathes except Dixie" which our EGE
lamented President had just proclaimed "a eApiErsH
tune" Il was designed but ec:acle oil captive m
sicans presenting "a captured ture and "a grItns9
tion 70 loyal citizens. With such have Always stpsa
and 10 .ach this brief expana ion made al tue csFi
possible moment after my arrival hone this HSzntss6
due such can partially appreciate e pray tAeS uSs
new .r fully know tie painful emb&ri ssmens m SEa
this foul crime las placed me. JOIN L FcHd
Baltimore April IS 1855.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

Bv the arrival yese- day of the steamships PensSYa-
yaDia and Persia at New York, 1nd Belgian AZ P0s-
land We have news from Europe to tie 9th Of 4B's-
three days later
The Portuguese government has dismissed tiss e'IS-
nander Of Fort Belem Tor his conduct towards the Gsa
States war vessels Niagara and Sacramento, ana too
United States flag was TO be salued ith tEolsyduE
guns c,
Officially demanded from Earl Russell withdrawal Of
the begerent rights concession afforded to the LsI
Davis rebels st the commencement Of the var Tin
LoLdon Post, organ Of the government, and L0sd0n
Herald organ Of the Derby OPPOSITION d. clare that En
land will not consent TO do wat vessels need Haf
come from or enter the ports OF the country which eouf
missions them and yet travel the ocean as beigerent
Oar reaee.s will bear in mind that tie Pamerston Cab
met lad not then heard the late news from Rchmoud
II was officially stated In the British House OF Coas
mons that the Eng ish and United StItes GovernTnensS
were IN correspondence the subject OF Fenian trzx
of an invasion of Cansdl and Ireland by members o.
this body
The Canadian defence question remained in abeyants
pdng the arrival o. the executive deeg fro Car
ada in England. ,eat.
The Liverpool cotton market c1sed firm but With GSo-
atons unchanged on the sth of April Breadstafs wer
dull Provisions fat. Consols closed IN LonaS@
Al 90 5.sa9O s-4 for money on the sth Instant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CohMANDESS
RicRxoSD, VIRGINIA, April % 1868 y
GENERAL ORDERS
Y. o

GENERAL ORDERS
sNO. ..
The following instructions published for fSr arif
nation Of all concerned:
Residents of the city informed tina; they Hh ~
held strictly responsible for the police of then p'S7
including the sidewalks or pavements in froat q t,A'
dwellings or business localities, yards and aeys "hen
any person or uerso-s fail to comply with this pA-
tim tbey will BE assessed double the amount s ee Es
of such police The officer Of police will cauSe te va
10 be done. and will make and collect The ssses1aeOf-
II. Private property will be respected W hssHs vii
be occupied except by authority Of the Military c7n
mander Gnd prope. ass gnment, under hat sEiAasE1
by the Post Quartermaster The Post QnartesDaster
will Immediately ascertain what houses are occnpst ~
officers and troops 10 this city by whom occupied, 4aS
by what authority, reporting the same without delay
10 his Office Ali control over the public suiIdiHss n
the city will devOlye on the Pest puartermaster.
ILL., II is made the duty Of III guards and pottVSs 81
ureserve good der and when disorders occus they Nd5
be suppressed Immediately and enec'ra'' ID nut
lation Of pub c monuments and Ou id .' 'HictYt "a
be pu uardei against. Furious riding VI dS'Ag m tae
streets prohibited Horses are not allowed IN the pix
lie squares Guards will enforce these regulations
Soldiers visiting the city must remember thai t@ss
are visiting military post. and that they are anseHAse
TO the regulations governing s1eh
By command Of Brigsdier-Generai Deui
~ WI II. POWELL
First I lieutenant 9Th [. :. Infantry A. A. 4 .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
BY BURTON d GRANT, Auctioneer'
22s Main street.

WYE will sell tiis MONDAY morning 81 ouI aueisaF
w store Dos Main street. Fine Naho.any h6msnS-
Mirrors Bedsteads Hair and shuck Mat;reSsel PAsS'e
BoI.ter sheets Blankets Chairs Ready Nsde Clo.hHg
Buttons Coats spool Cotton. two Cooking stoves and'
Fixtures Paraso's Chewa- anl Smoking f0b1saE
Corned Beef and Mutton, and var rous articles Of Ss
use and value.
Consienments solicited up to O'Clock
an9l@It BURTON GRAHL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24

- We s1tjan val us ez'ssc:s fgcm u exchanges
1e'a.'vs to the awful tragedy which las cverThe.u
ed the na.ioa with grief!
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DsAra or CAPTAIN ROBERT sPKDDsn, PoRNxRs~
or THE UNITED Stairs NAVY.
Robert spedden an old navy officer. WI
a., ,n.. 49, w. ''''y :" 20 Malheureuse Island,
1914 lrsc.iv,a, ,,.. lake Borgne. In DecembsE,
60, s.., >" wounds, one OF which cost him his
a AIM. s' at New Orleans ON the aa1 uu He vss
Are years OF age. surviving nearly all his Old
S.oneo",oranes HIS commander Com Ap Catera,s
zones died some ten twelve years ago McKeeyas
sone years before and Ferris and rich long ago Not
single participant IN that memorable fight az Decamtse
IL, 1914, at Lake Borgne. survives
ADMIRAL ooLDsBoRo At ANTWERP
Our advices from London TO July 49, report the arvss
OF The Colorado flag ship Of the Mediterranean sauaroa
at Antwerp All United States vessels 10 Enropesa
winters nav, been ordered to rendezvous at that po,ul
Preparatory 10 "A squadron crNiss
TIKI MONITORS DICTATOR AND AaAMssrtcUs.
Bo5roS. August 3, 1896
Tho United States Monitor Dictator resun Il her voyage
u the eastward this incoming. in company with ~
ST amer Vanderbilt
Tho Monitor Agsmenticus also sailed 10 day
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again crowded, and the General cheered until the
train started AS left the depot he appeared on the
rear platform bowling 10 the crowd HIS las ~ ne
was the most natural according 70 the asooans 'n INC
minds OF the people, for as the train passed. OUT VI
sight, 'the inevitable cigar seen IN mas mouth a
ne stood meditang eviden4y upon she scenes A' naa
OTHER DEMONSTRATIONS ALONG TIE ROUTE
To give description Of the mutitudigous oemonss as
tons Of welcome along the route Is physician impossi
bity No reporter of ancient or modern tunes u equa
TO the task AT every station there were shou's ana
huzzas waving OF handkerchicfs, and at many pands
OF music performed national airs as the tram passed by
Old men and young, infants In arms maioehs anu gran
MES all mingled in the crowds ana veu Thre
difference in the heartness and enthusiasm OF the
Demonstrations and the numbers were only regulated
by the size tho city town the census takers had
been around they could have readily made out their
statistics and saved miles OF weary travel to the respec
tive homes OF the multitude now ana so.ay
6h all the way from Boston to Portland 80 consecutive
and Continuous were the wild demonstrations OF the
people
Tho train arrived at Portland at precisely quarter TO
four c'ock The crowd ccS.d not be justly estimated
BY numbers but more properly y S.ss ~ Es9D. Ss
around 1t said that they had been waiting an
hour. Bands of music peaed forth, cannons were
fired and the people cheered as the train came in,
the whole forming scene Of the widest and most
noisy character that ever crowned the efforts OF a
Portland crowd As soon as passage way could DO
train and proceeded to the carriages, which were in
waiting to convey them to the Preble House Mayor
Mcclellan and several members Of the city government
took charge Of the party and his Honor welcomed the
distinguished guest in the following brief speech
General Grant, am glad to welcome you and tender
KSu IN behalf Of the citizens the hospitality Of Port
The crowd followed in the wake of the Generals car.
rage and checred itself hoarse in ascending the
up the hill to the Preble House The ladies' who nearly
equalied the other sex in numbers, waived their
handkerchiefs, clapped their hands, threw boquets
general cheering The Of people fingered
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planter proposing empioydsnt has oothhg 10 pAy WITH
and Ia obvious that the negroes viii do well they arc
insured support for the year He aiso remarks that
mating all allowance for the captoasness OF their for
upr .nastess 1t u fact that yet the labor OF the
not what 1t should DO II Is characterized %
Rtfu sA deficient Relieved 10 great part of the terror
Of che IA s the negroes have not come under sufficient
power Of wuotve to supply s place They DESTROYS
Of having ,attcrs their hands and their own
way nor do hey have any adequate appreciation OF che
binding nature Of their contracts. and continually
leaving the moss advantageous positions In concluding
this subject tho Nwter sanguise that Affairs in thus
regard will mend a Tn time and the exercise OF dsci-
pse Tho planters of the vicinity arc represented To
llkon temperate view OF the situation, and
disposed TO fail in with u ne" ree'"s
PEaA ,NAL
General Meade and mart his staff were In the city
this forenoon
General Butler st in the ca but the nature or his
business has not TRANSFERRED The umor Some ~eokS Aso
OF his having rendered his rcsignatie "anSeo' ~
Oh magnanimity is wholly without fo, oa'on anu Snouo
be generally understood The govsrn nent has gwen
him every possible encouragement 70 do by deprvns
him OF command and refusing 10 ssiA q Rm 70 any
duty but he pockets his pay and ntrgues' for pos og
Mr. Darlington was reconnaissance Unitxi St34as DIE
trict Attorney FOR this district to-day
Robert @. wckliGc exGovera,s OF Louisiana, IA
stopping at Wizards
General Adz1y. Military Secretary 10 the President.
'o'' 'o' Boston this eveac short leave Of absence
SETTLEMENT OF NAVAL AooouHrs.
-, '" nIur-.sof's Office charged with settling
y-sots, issued money requisit,ons during the
month Of July TO the amount OF $685. 243 o. 1920
official letters received during tho time CAL
answered, and 44s5 recorded The work Of this Office
was never 40 heavy before
ANNUAL REPORT ON ooMMSRCB AND NAVIGATION.
Dr.. William Elder, OF the Treasury Department, ID
signed to prepare the annual report commerce and
navigation 10 tho next session Of Congress
PROMOTION
Brevet Brigsder General Muzzy Military Secretary IN
President Johnson captain the Nineteenth infantry
has the regular army for meri
torious and valuable while serving in the South
west
FoRD'a THEATRE.
Fords theatre is to he appropriated TO the uses
of the War Department Proposals have been issued in
wiling offers for making the necessary alterations
THE CoLoRED MEMS CONVENTION
Additional delegates appeared at the Colored Mems
Convention al Alexandria, Va, to day An address was
adopted setting forth the grievances OF the black people
of State aud asking for tho right Of suffrage aud
| other equality before the law
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ANOTHER DAsrAnnLY ArrKxpr TO Isuacr psasosA

ANOTHER DAsrARnLY ArrEMPr TO ISrlor PsRsosAL
INJURY UPON GBSRRAL GRANr.-It will be remembered
that when General Grant gave public reception at the
AstOr House, New York, time since s0mo dasardiy
fellow made attempt TO wrench the Generals out
of joint, by sczng his hand with vceike grasp and
twisting il round painful manner similar attempt
to injure the General made at the Faneul Hail.
ception in this city Monday While the throng Of ladies'
and gentlemen paying their personal respects 10
this distinguished horo, individual approached him
and seized his hand in the same manner that IL was
grasped In New York, attempting to give II a sudden
twist which the General succeeded in preventing only
by forcbly Withdrawing IL. One OF the aldermen who
witnessed the operation seized the by the neck but
the rascal escaped from him. and quickly lost the
crowd which hurrying past There IL no doubt but
that 1t deliberate attempt TO inct personal injury
upon the General and we understand also. that he
identified the same person who tried the game in
New York-B0ston Carer.
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moion Am ne 20 confeas have seldom exoshSd
on aimilar occasidns
rBs sUPPxR
announced by the band playing H. % the Chsf'
a. Admiral FanSGyt passed from th9 dTeMns room q
the dining hall This part Of the entertanment was q
the highest degree oredabls ae 70 the good taste ADD
iberaity Of the Committee In charge and % NJ Loa.
have been found the tables and considering how ~
the hotel situated from Afst class market the On.
ceence OF the repast became all the moro matter g
general admiration Full time given 70 the discus
sion OF the good things aud while the glasses were %
Ing filled with claret and forth, Oliver Wenose
Holmes poetic toast la honor Of Admiral Fasragut Yves
read, with good impression by Mr. W0olly and many
bumper was drank TO the Sovereign OF the West.
The dancing renewed and continued till lneo
hour the guests expressing regrets parting and ~
fullest appreciation Of the pleasures enjoyed Hereafter
Rye Beach will take rank with Newport and Saratoga 70
It's summer resources --
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The Press Despatch.

.sf.s y" PORTLAND, August ., 1900
General Grant and party, including Generals Howard,
Chamberlain and Ayres Senator Wilson and others, were
taken charge this morning by Adutant General Hods-
DON and nine o'clock started for Augusta All along
the route the people turned great numbers vel
the party At Bowdoinsvle the ladies' loaded the
General with bouquets. At Gardiner the train re-
ceived with sautes of artillery from the Pston Shore
and band of music. At Haowell it was greeted with
the peal Of bells At Augusta salutes fired from tho
arsenal grounds and the church bells runs The streets
densely crowded. and the buildings dressed with
flags
procession OF carriages was formed General Grant
being in open barouche and large military escort
under Colonel Little conducted the General through the
principal streets to the State House. where he pre-
scented to Governor Cony by the Hon Mr.. Blain. The
Governor welcomed him most cordially aud the General
responded with most eloquent silence he was then
introduced to the Governors staff aud the State
officials and many citizens. The Governor then
conducted him to the steps Of the Capus md intro
duced him to the vast assembled there who
welcomed him with most enthusiastic and prolonged
cheering, which he acknowledged by polite bow The
other military gentlemen present were vociferousIy
cheersd and response TO urgent calls brief speeches
were made by Generals Howard, Chamberlain and Ayrcs
Senator Wilson and Colonel Parker the noble Indian
The latter he had been In IL parts Of the United
States. aud everywhere he had net the lrrepressibe
Yankeen tho everglades Of Florida in the canebrakes
LOUISIANA at the hcadwates OF the Mississippi in the
mines and at the head of the Missouri and now since he
had to New England. he had found him full blast
He knew the Yankees could fight for honor and for
tight, and he knew that of such antecedents such
history and such proclivties would TO love
liberty to uphold tho flag which it's true symbol
At two o'clock General Grant, with his wife and Mrs.
General Howard gave reception TO ladies' only al the
Augusta House. after which the General and star rode
about the city with Governor Cony and his aids aud at
four O'Clock they vera entertained with sumptuous
dinner at tho Augusta House After discussing the din
ne Governor Cony proposed the health Of his distin
gushed guest in eloquent language, which enthusi-
asticaly cheered The party then broke up and pro-
ccedcd Immediately TO the cars which left at half
five for Portland, where the General arrived ut eight
O'Clock
Tomorrow morning the General makes excursion
among tho islands In the harbor and ut twenty minutes
past one p. NJ starts for Quebec.