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The New York herald., 1865-05-02

CogSrRrur fxs DoLLAx bills NAuosAt pAH1
PArxHsos j. have besn put In circulation In tAs
place. man, giving his name William Tospsy We
yesterday up before Justice DALEY, charged With -
tempting TO pass Of them ~ the grocery store -
Louis Miller corner Of India and Washington streSe4
Greenpont There being evidence 70 provo TorpayS
knowledge Of the character OF the bill, he IVES -
charged
CoRoNERs IseUEsu. inquest by Coroner Barress
the bsdy OF John Kennedy who died suddenly 81 hs
residence In Rsmsen street. Union avenue, on Sas
urday evening last which resulted in verdict o( dease
from natural causes Kennedy wes twenty one years o
age and had been consumptye The same Coroner nese
inquest on the body OF newly borA infant found %
Sunday evening IN a swamp at tho foot OF Lormes
street II ascertaned that the child had 0ee4
stIborn and Is supposed that s parents disposed q
in this manner in order to avoid the expenses u
legitimate burial
HroHwAY ROBBERY ny Bor.-A boy named william
Ware, eleven years Old was yesterday arrestea
by Sergeant Spence, Of the Foryhfth precinct.
charged with assaulting and robbing, ON the
public str ets, little girl named Eva J. CauikinA
whose parents reside In Even street. near Ainslie,
II seems that the girl her way 10 buy pair o
shoes when the desperate attacked her. He VIII
be examined by Justice Daley to-day.
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The Future Home OF Mrs. Lincoln.

We learn from Washington that 1t is the purpose Of
hrs. Lincoln 10 make this city her future home More
than year ago the deceased President declared
of his intimate personal friends here that after he had
laid aside tho of his great Office and retired to pr
vae life his intention to spend the remainder Of
citizens to look about the city and before the close of
bis present term Of Office to secure the refusal Of COM
He felt attachment for people Of Chicago for
what they had done for him before he became President
and for their unwavering and powerful support through
left to the first choice of the stricken widow Of the
fallen chief she would have directed that his ashes
should repose those OF Stephen A. Douglas But
the strenuous desires OF Springfield friends Of the Pree
dent prevailed in selecting the place Of iptermept The
sudden death Of the President prevented b from ex-
pressing any opinion preference in relation To Choice
OF cemetery.
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The Navy.
CHANGE OF COMMANDANT OF THE BROOKLYN NAVY


YARD.
Rear Admiral Hiram Pauldng yesterday retired from
the command of the Brooklyn Navy Yard and turned
over to Acting Rear Admiral Charles H. Bell late COM
manding the Pacific squadron As Admiral Pauldng's
broad pennant hauled down from the North Carolina
II was sauted with thirteen guns and like salute was
fred when Admiral Bells blue nag sent up to the
main.
After this ceremony over tho otcers Of the Navy
and Marine corps paid their respects TO Admiral Pauding
and were introduced TO Admiral Bell.
Admiral Pauldiug has been commandant Of the Brools
yp yard nearly four years. and during that period more
ship1 have been constructed and repaired at and more
snppi0 eent from the yard than from any two yards In
the country His administration hes been characterized
ss :: sss Sy g e hs ,so:: ,@..d; s
J: Ss:s 4; s:s..
&. mJ rpssssy 70 % rssli.. his patriotic hops Night
ees * 'iI$sy .s% Ts'eia 8
rsesSp nd ~ now on from ,ns s,. h Ss. nsr
S%' s sss S..
al It's train Of foul wrongs The republic win not soon
forget faithful ssrvqnt and so jealous and patriotic
man. His departure from the yard will bs regretted BY
all who have served under him and he will bear with
their hsartisst wishes for his future welfare.
Acting Rear Admiral Bell, the new commandant,
brings reputation for energy and fine administrative
abilities and doubt be will prove very worthy
successor to the late incumbent
The officers Of the yard are now Commandant, Acting
Rear Admiral Charles Bell; Executive ofcer, Captain
Alexander NJ. Pcnnock; Lieutenant Commander, james
z. Jouett.
MATES
Hereafter pursuance Of act Of Congress approved
March g. 1865, Acting Masters Mates will be styled
Mates Their pay will be ct the rate Of forty dollars per
month the first year afterwards at the rate Of sixty
dollars per month, while service. They may be
rated under authority OF the Secretary Of tho Navy from
seafen and ordinary seamen who have enlisted for not
less than two years and will receive the same compensa
ton mates but are hot discharged from their cnet
ment.
REPAIRS ON NAVAL VESSELS.
The Navy Department has issued orders to the effect
that repairs shall be made upon vessels unless all
that needfu be made at cost less than certain
sum- named in the orders Vessels which cannot be put
In condition for that will be sold This will soon
place In the market large number Of gunboats mostly
purchased from the merchant service eed into
blockaders
ARRIVAL OF THE HUNTSVILLE.
The gunboat Huntsville Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
Commanding f. +. Devins, arrived at the Navy Yard
yesterday, from tho West Gulf blockading squadron
bringing number OF passengers from that squadron
The Huntsville will be distnanted and sold as her
services are no longer required
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OURS THE CR0SS-THINE THE CROWN
Many Of the trimmings Of an elaborate character
On the front of house the bust Of Abraham Lin
coin, supported by black velvet studded with thirtysix
golden stars, with the motto
BUT NOW WE LOVE HIM MORE.


The residence OF Bishop Duggan displayed the national
banners Of Ireland and America An attractive living
feature Of the display number OF young ladies in
he front balcony unormly dressed In white with pen
dent sashes Of black
The procession preceded by band Of music, fol
lowed by Major Generals Hooker and Alfred sully and
Brigader Generals Buford and Sweet with their respec
tive STATS Then came the Eighth and Fifteenth reg
ments Of the Veteran Reserve corps and the Sixth
regiment Of United states Volunteers. After them
advanced she funeral car, with the following named
gentlemen ~ pail bearcrs;-Hons. Lyman rrumbul
John wentworth T. c. Sherman, r. 9. Larned, T. A.
Holman, J. H. Jones, Thomas Drummond william
Bross, J. B. Rice, ID. W. Fuller, j. b. Bryan and j. A. j.
Scammon These gentlemen equally divided on each
side Of the funeral car
The guard Of honor (mountcd) was a follows. Major
General Hunter Brevet Major General Barnard prgad.r
General Ramsey Brigadier General Caldwell Brpadier
General Eaton, Captain Taylor United States Navy Rea,
Admiral Davis, General McCalum, BrgadIer General
Howe, Brgadier General Townsend, BrigadIsr General
Ekin hAor Etesds United states Marine corps Captain
To ihess succseded the relatives and family friends Of
the deceased IN carriages As foIlows:-u Edwards
Following these marched the Illinois delegation, and
INC ef Geo oss.sy jesse ssss % DUBOIS s Salio%, B.
g. Phillips General Wayne O. NJ Hatch, r. T. Leonard
and 8 q. heyin, with Colonel Brown, Of Chicago -
Then followed the Congressional delegation, including
Senator Browning and q. 0rdway, Sergeant at Arms
Of the United states House Of Representatives. together
with tho members Of the prcss who accompanied the
mains from Washington.
Then came the citizens committee OF one hundred
and nsmbck Of the bar the reverend Clergy occ Of
Bands Of music were In.crpsrcd through ,as proces
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A Timely Warming to the sick.-H -. I:
especially this time, when the markets OF The
United flooded with the direst posons under the
OF imported liquors. and when domestc compounas
are world Sovereign remedies that the
that while all the dusve stinulants called liquors are i
pure and all the ncs containing alcohol are
poison, HosTETTERs CELEBRATED sToMx0H A BIT; 3:
TIERS contain these things but are
pure rye with the pure juices Of the mo vs
able stomachc anti and re s11
kindred complaints this stands before the wo
without rival competitor. ls sales today ~ eqHs.
the sales OF all the other tonics ~ ~
United stes and the certificates whEh authsntoets i
funess are signed individuals Of hs hishSst sAnaipE
every professional calling and walk Of life R4yare o imt
tations and impo1ors. .A-f N xy -
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
The City Tax BIZ signed BY the Cover

The City Tax Bill signed BY the Cover
-- nor, See
AJBkv, Nay ], 1906.
The New York City Tax bill W. slg3 by t61 Governor
to-day Several bills local 10 New York city are yet 10
be considered
Governor Fsnton left here tonight for his homo in
autauqua county, via New York 10 be absent for few
dsya
State Institution for the Blind :-Elhs Leavenworh,
Of Syracuse; B. f. Mannerre, Of New York. O. r. Wood,
Of Chazy; James FERGUSON of Ovid N. NJ southworth,
Of Lockport.
The following are the commissioners for the Willard
Asylum for the Insane:-J p Gray, Of Oneida; J. 7.
Williams, Of Chautauqus; j. B. Chaplin, Of Ontario.
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SUPREMB CoURT-CIRcUr. Part 1.-court opens at ten
O'Clock A. M-Nos l093 ss3, 9o5, $780, A. 1909. 1921,
sO9 $685. 1885, 1los1 1897, 1925 1899, 24s TAT lsii.
1929 l12o 1853 Part 2.-I3 Duane sreet-Court opens
at ten A. M.-Nos 1852, 1885, 1888, 922 1904, ll2e,
3os e84 1908 1l9s, 1884, 1886 900, sos, Si2, iose'
1925, 1910, 1885, l2A.
$40 SGT 1877 ss9 832 $685. s26, $50, Sl3 0S, o27 o&e
Part 2-Adjournsd until Monday. the 18th inst
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American Bellies.

America justly proud Of her beautiful ladies' but hoy
become prematurey old appearances BY 70 AZ
their teeth There can 30 no excuse LOT to
SOZODONT pronounced by all worthy 70 place oetwsss
the sweetest lips can In all civilized countries
Sold by druggists and perfumcrs.
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A Timely warning to the sick.-It IL

A.-I.ottcry Prizes Cashed. Circulars,
drawings and information sent.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Gold Paid TOE
PRICES Information furnished Highest rates PAID tor
doubioons and all kinds of gold and SILVER ,,.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street.
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Sales Of Government Bonds.

PHnADsLPHA, May !, 1853
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions TO the thirty
loan to-day 900 including single subscriptions
Of $500 geo from Cincinnati $leo, 900 from Chicago
s1s26Oo from 81. Louis, saSo, 900 from Boston, and
$500 900 from Washington The number Of individual
subscriptions for amounts Of $50 and 500 was three
from Boston hundred and twenty five The subscriptions
thousand six amounted altogether TO 8, ,000, 900.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

His Excelency NJ Drouyn dc Ehuys has graciousiy
consented to be President Of the Pss Cricket Club and
the following 10 be Vice Prcsdents:The Duke Dc BaS
sano Grand Chamberlain Baron HAussman, Senator,
Prefect Of the Sens the Right Hon. Lord Grey Of Grey
the Right Hon Lord Huntingned, the Hon. VIM Grey,
Rev. b. swae. Several matches arc being arranged,
and among others the following The An Ensiand
Knickerbocker Doncaster Amateur Eleven, and the
Seventy third regiment from ehofnclne The Emperor
has graciousy given permission 70 the Paris Cricket CLUB
to present to the FRINGE Imperial . complete set OF
cricketng articles This club deserves full support on
the part OF the English and American residents and vis
tors In this oty Measures Being taken TO procure
first ground and doubt cricket will shortly flourish
in France as does the other side Of the channel.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

American Watches-Gold end 0flveFt
from three hundred dollars each For eap -
GEORGE G. ALLEN, as Broadway, one door below 0An8
street, formerly No. II Wall street.
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In The sprfne mouths BY using hELn bOLD'b VONChN-
TRATEJ EXTRACT sARsAPAKiLLA.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Clear, Smooth skfn
CoNCENTRATKb rLrID ExrRAT sARsArARtLtA
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

The Injurious Enscts OF Alceholic
;3qs., SysrfsTf, rsfSfaef s9f Y ssase ''ns
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Beautiful Conplexion stands the
closest scrutiny HELMBOLD's EXTRACT or eAhsAs
PARILLA Is The remedy.
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he Empire Of Mexfoo.
MAxIhILIANs FATHER-IN-LAw ECONOMIC TOWARDS
THE THRONE.
From Gagnani's Messenger, April H.
Notwithstanding the close ties Of relationship which
exist between the Court OF Brussels and the Imperial
dynasty Of Mexico the Belgian government b said 10
have decided from motives Of economy, not for the
city of Mexico the interests OF Belgium Will DO oonfdsd
solely TO the consular agents In consequences Of this
resolution Mexico will maintain at Brussels merely
charge dataies The post will be occupied BY tho Mar
quis Coro now Councillor Of Legation at Rome for his
Mexican Majesty
Iron-Clads for Sale.
Translated for the NEW YORK HERALD from the Opinion
Rationale, April 10
We read in letter from vienna'It is stated that
French rm has proposed to our purchase
several soops Of war and six gunboats These
vessels said to have been built In French shpyard
for the confederate States but II found impossible
to deliver them to the Richmond government. The price
agreed upon was five million Of francs"
The shpbuders In question: having no longer any faith
in the slave rulers are seeking probably, to realize
and the apprehension felt by the cabinet Of Vienna a
the maritime power OF Italy.
The Beneficial Eject OF Peaoe I'm the
United States Upon French Finances.
Translated for the NEW YoRk HERALD from the Paris
Opinion Natonale April 10.
The amount Of our exports has declined thirty five mill
lions during the two first months Of the year Our ind
rect revenue shows falling of OF nineteen millions In
the nrs quarter In consequence Of the delay In settling
time to ascertain the cause Of this falling or both
We haze Nothing to rely upon IN erdr TO render ov sasss
productive excepting peace IN America.
But how does the Bank Of France prepare for that
grand even The last balance sheet shows an increase
IN advances upon bullion Of twenty -four millions IN
round numbers Specie mefchants dep0sh their ingots
with the bank instead Of going directly TO the mint
with the evident purpose Of Obtaining advances from
the bank without having TO give any compensation
Why should tho Bank OF France lend itself 70 such
transactions when the will certainly create en-
barassnent should the demand for gold from America
increasef
The Bank Of England pays only the actual value foY
ingot deductng the Of coinage and returns them
at the same rae but does not make oanson precious
metals
As long the BANK Of France does not square accounts
with the dealers In precious metals shall DO liable 70
Q cfisiH We approaching thie STATE quietly, ana
whom our metallic currency becomes deranged the de.
caration Of peace In America win b assigned - the
cause whereas II 10 simply the pretexA
While loans command thirteen per cent the bank rate
Of discount three and half per cent Ii too ow-t should
be raised TO Ave per cent and remain at that nUare
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corn:. gSn,on:, Er,ssgsS Il ar yJ.in.., ..s
way 49, ssg
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tn; rs s. sssry stor .ss e sss.:s w.:''
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Hill's Hair Dye, Fifty Cents-Black or
brown. Reliable. Depot No Barclay street Sold By sn
druggists
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Janeway u CO.., Manufacturers Of Pa
uaprings, No 81 Dey
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

United states Coupons Pufchased the
..Se !. roIa SF T. lAxss CO. a Van sssst
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

"whissT Pstsnt Lever Tr.ys" is Per-
0RE0ORY CO., 900 Broadway
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A.-Use the Best.-B0yvden's Moth De-
sTROYINa PACKET. For sale BY oil drusssss.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

| Ladies' Enamslled Watches-S m all
sIe, only cas-. CATELY BROTHERS, l02 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine aud button Hole Machine.
WHEELER WILSON, e2s Broadway, ny
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Ladies' Braeclets-New Styles-TW0,
three i've sir eight Twelve hfeen hundred do
lars each ror sale by O. O. ALLEN, ais Broadway oas
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Batehelor's Hair Dye-Ths Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable nstantaneoos The only perfe~
dve Paet6rv BsrcIAv ltfeet -
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Chevalisr's Life for the Hair Rsst.r..
gray hair TO i original color sp. I.s falling keeps AS
dressing Sold 81 M drug st6fsj and Il my once III
BrQsqray - X SARAH A. CHEvALfEk T. b.
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A.-Gents, All Wool Suits ols, Boyg Al
Wool Suits g. q l. v. BROKAw's. 81 Fourth avenuA
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Not q Few OF the Worst Disorders That
asic kind arise corruptions Of hs blood HBLn
HOLDS EXTRACT or sARsxPARILLA 10 . remedy ~
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

For Dtarrh9a, Dysentery, dSc.-Ma-
CURES Compound Extract Of Benpe fiant tho moN
reliable and sf remedy II endorsed by Col Long
General Pleasanton and Gen Fz Henry Wsrren, Of the
United States Army Western Sanitary and Christian Com
missions War Relief Fund Committee Editors OF the Press,
and Western steamboat officers Sold by all druggists
DEMAS BARNES A CO, Agents.
Fl Park row New York.
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THE GREAT DEMAND POR THE
WEEER PfANOFORIB ,u... -...Sa-
Has made necessary TO remove 70 the spacious ".''~
building, - ,..s, ,..r sroaavsv
where the manufacturer Respectfully n''es al" o" so
aud the public. vRnRu
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Gouraud's Poudre subtitle uproots HAIR
from low forebead- OF the body Az his depot
sS3 Broadway, and druggists. Nailed 81 80.
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THE FUNERAL TRAIN.
>~~~>~>>~>>->~~--~~~1~
lRRNALMTHE REMlMSLfCHICAC0
THE OBSEQUIES in THAT CITY.
GRAFTON OF HON. SCHUYLER C0LFAx,
&e., kc., &C.

CHICAGO, May !, 1855.
rhe remains we're placed on the train at midnight Of
che soth, and we resumed our Journey TO Chicago.
AT LAFAYETTE,
che houses on each side Of the railroad track were
Illuminated and badges of mourning and draped flags
were prominent Bonnres blazed, the bells tolled and
the funeral strains of music were heard.
AT MICHIGAN CITY,
the train stopped under beautiful temporary struc.
sure twelve feet wide and the main columns fourteen
feet high From these sprung succession of arches
The Gothic STYLE hrtyhvo feet from the base the
summit From the crowning central point was a staff
with draped national flag at halfmast The arches
were trimmed with white and black and ornamented
with evergreens and choice flowers Numerous minia-
ture flags nged the curved edges and portraits Of the
lamencd dead were encirced with Grape Al the abut-
ments and Il the ends Of the main arch were the mot
toes -
yTHE PURPOSES Of The ALMIGHTY ARE PER.
FEOr, AND MUST PREVAIL {
{ABRAHAM LINCOLN, THE NOBLEsT MARTYR{
TO FREEDOM SACRED THY DUST; HAL
LOWED THY RESTING PLACE
On each side Of the arch were the words;-
xsRxHxn TiNcoSN. so'''''?
formed with sprgs Of the asbor vita, with the MOI
tees:-
oTR sUf6fSS srxS ass FALLEN
TIE NATION NOURNB
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IIelmbold's Extract Buehu.
Tbose who uso II save both time and money.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Colgate 4 Co.'S Honey Brovn WIhdsos>
and Glycerine Soaps for the
and dealers In pcrfumery and fancy articles.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Madem0fselIe Theresa.
THE NEW GODDESS OF PARIs-THE FRENCH ARIsToC-
RACY IN WORSHIP OF THE SINGER AND WARBLER
OF SLANG SONGS AND INDECENT AND VULGAR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
THE PHOENIX BANK DEEALcATI0

THE PHOENIX BANK DEFALCATION
An examination of the parties charged
with completely in the Phoenix Bank defal
cation took place at New York, on Thurs
day, when Mr.. Parker, cashier of the bank,
gave the following testimony as to the dis
covery of the defalcation
/ have examined the books Of the bank,
compared them with the cash, and found
that the deficit amounted to $500, 900 in the
department of the paying teller; jenkins
has acted as paying teller up TO the time OF
the discovery of the defalcatjOn | have
seen the woman under arrest once before in
his room was present at the interview with
her here. (Mr. Stuart objected TO the wit
ness stating what took place, and Mr.. Mcke-
on withdrew his question.) Jenkins duties
as paying teller ceased on the 9th Of August
the day upon which the discoveries Of the
defalcation were made made the discoy-
cry as follows 1t was my custom every day to
go round and take look at the tellers' books,
in order to see the condition OF the bank,
and its strength in legal tender notes; that
morning saw several large items which
were denOminated "mixed money! pro
ceeding contrary to the rules Of the bank,
which require legal tenders to be kept sepa-
rate from other money, in order that We
may know our strength and be able to make
the necessary returns for taxation | called
Mr.. Jenkins attention to the fact that these
items were thus marked.
Mr.. Stuart here objected, on the ground
that whatever Jenkins had said was in refer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-21
PRICE: FIVE CENTS.

perity can make 1t, to wonder at our back
wardness in acknowledging the blessings Of
peace and reunion; but the case Is Very diff
ferent with US whose homes are desolate,
whose friends and relatives and children are
utterly impoverished, whose social order Is
totally subyerted, whose future is dark and
almost hopeless. can humble myself IN ter
the mighty hand of God, and call my peo-
pie TO patience and endurance but, ever
through grace, | can do no more. / do not
mean to complain; We entered upon this strug
gle, which was irrepressble and forced upon
us, after having counted the cost but
I should be hypocrite # / came Jor,oara
,cih any smile upon my face, and said that !
reoiced in ii. do not rejoice in it; but
have taken the oath Of allegiance, and mean
to keep it; and have advised my people to
take 1t and be good citizens, and above alto
do the best for the poor, unfortunate ne
groes, whose future is dark and miserable
beyond conception. Already are they per
ishing by thousands, and the whole race Will
now go out before civilization $50 called) and
competition, as the Indians are doing. We
can survive the change, and one day flourish
again, but not they; their fate is sealed and
the edict of Puritanism has already gone
forth, eff you cannot and will not work, you
must die" The farthest can go in behalf
of these fanatics is to cry, Father, forgive
them, for they know not what they do"
cannot write any more now. Ny heart
is too full. / have written to you frankly
and fully, and you can make any use Of this
letter you please. Ny opinions desire to
be known; / wish nothing concealed before
reunion, and therefore am l glad that my
sermon over the body OF my beloved friend
and brother, Polk, was republished In the
Christian Witness. If have erred, and can
be shown my error, shall be ready, by the
grace of God, to humble myself and acknow.
ledge my sin; but until then, wish all my
words and deeds to be "before all Israel and
before the SUM-" l am afraid Of only one
judge, and He is the judge of the conqueror
as we'll as the conquered. Success, soith Him,
is not the measure of right and retcard.